*From Horace 287 *Ex Euphormione. 289 *An Elegy vpon the Death of Mr. Stanninow, Fellow of Queen's Colledge 290 *Upon the Death of a Friend 292 *An Elegie on the Death of Dr. Porter 293 +Verse-Letter to the Countess of Denbigh 295 Ditto from Carmen Deo Nostro 301 ILLUSTRATIONS, _in the illustrated Quarto only_: Vol. I. 1. The Weeper: engraved by W.J. Linton, Esq., after the Author's own Design 4 2. Sancta Maria Dolorvm; or the Mother of Sorrows 19 3. The Office of the Holy Crosse 29 4. The Recommendation 43 5. To the Name above every name, the Name of Iesus 55 6. The Hymn of Sainte Thomas 55 7. The 'irresolute' Locked Heart 55 8. In the Holy Nativity of ovr Lord God 71 9. In the gloriovs Epiphanie of ovr Lord God. 79 10. Head of Satan: drawn and engraved by W.J. Linton, Esq. 95 11. Sainte Teresa 141 12. Dies iræ, dies illa 166 13. Maria Maior, O gloriosa Domina 173 14. A second Illustration from the Bodleian copy 173 15. The Dead Nightingale: drawn by Mrs. Blackburn, engraved by W.J. Linton, Esq. 197 Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14 are reproduced in facsimile from the author's own designs of 1652, by Pouncey of Dorchester, expressly for our edition of Crashaw. Besides the above there are a number of head- and tail-pieces by W.J. Linton, Esq. PREFACE. I have at last the pleasure of seeing half-fulfilled a long-cherished wish and intention, by the issue of the present Volume, being Vol. I. of the first really worthy edition of the complete Poetry of RICHARD CRASHAW, while Vol. II. is so well advanced that it may be counted on for Midsummer (_Deo favente_).