*II. A CONTENTION BETWIXT A WIFE, A WIDDOW, AND A MAIDE 72 *III. A LOTTERY. PRESENTED BEFORE THE LATE QUEENES MAIESTY AT THE LORD CHANCELORS HOUSE, 1601 87 *THE LOTS 89 *IV. CANZONET. A HYMNE IN PRAISE OF MUSICKE 96 *V. TEN SONETS TO PHILOMEL: *Vpon Loues entring by the Ears 99 *Of his owne, and his Mistresse sicknesse at one time 100 *Another of her sicknesse and recovery 101 *Allusion to Theseus voyage to Crete, against the Minotaure 102 *Vpon her looking secretly out at a window as he passed by 102 *To the Sunne of his Mistresse beauty eclipsed with frownes 104 *Vpon sending her a gold ring with this Posie 104 *The hearts captivitie 105 *VI. TO GEORGE CHAPMAN ON HIS OVID 107 *VII. REASON'S MOANE 108 *VIII. ON THE DEATH OF LORD CHANCELLOR ELLESMERE'S SECOND WIFE IN 1599 112 *IX. TITYRUS TO HIS FAIRE PHILLIS 114 *UPON A COFFIN BY S. J. D. 115 *X. EPITAPH AND EPIGRAM 116 *HITHERTO UNPUBLISHED POEMS: NOTE 119 *METAPHRASE OF SOME OF THE PSALMS 127 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. HITHERTO UNPUBLISHED. *Of Faith the first Theologicall Vertue 211 *A Songe of Contention betweene Fowre Maids concerninge that which addeth most perfection to that sexe 212 *A Maid's Hymne in Praise of Virginity 213 *Part of an Elegie in Praise of Marriage 215 *A Fragment of a Love Elegie 217 *To the Q:[Queene] 222 *To Faire Ladyes 223 *Upon a Paire of Garters 224 *To his Lady-love 225 *Tobacco 226 *Elegies of Loue 227 *The Kinges Welcome 229 *To the Kinge upon his Ma'ties first comming into England 233 *To the Queene at the same time 236 *Mira loquor sol occubuit nox nulla secuta est 237