†‡ 39. To St. Luke the physician R. WI. 192 †‡ 40. He bears His own cross G. 193 † 41. Upon our Lord's last comfortable discourse, &c. CR., G. 194 †‡ 42. And they spat upon Him G. 194 †‡ 43. He besought that He would go with him, &c. G. 194 †‡ 44. For dread came upon him, &c. G. 196 † 45. But now they have seen and hated CR., G. 196 †‡ 46. The blind suppliant G. 197 †‡ 47. The Pharisees insidiously watching, &c. G. 199 †‡ 48. Touched the hem of His garment, &c. R. WI. 200 †‡ 49. The departing Saviour R. WI. 200 †‡ 50. Paul unfearing [page 45, and] G. 201 †‡ 51. The message of the Baptist to Christ R. WI. 202 †‡ 52. Gifts to Jesus R. WI. 202 †‡ 53. On the blessed Virgin's easy parturition R. WI. 203 † 54. Upon our Saviour's tombe, &c. CR., G. 204 †‡ 55. On the Holy Spirit descending, &c. R. WI. 205 † 56. Life for death CR. 205 †‡ 57. On the Divine love CR. 205 III. LATIN POEMS. PART FIRST: SACRED. HITHERTO UNCOLLECTED, 207-218. ‡ Faith, which alone justifies, exists not without hope and love G. 209 ‡ Baptism cancels not after-sins CL. 216 IV. LATIN POEMS. PART FIRST: SACRED. NEVER BEFORE PRINTED, 219-242. † Psalm 1. 221 †‡ Wrath of the judgment-whirlwind R. WI. 221 †‡ Even so: come, Lord Jesus R. WI. 223 †‡ Circumcision of Christ R. WI. 225 †‡ The Virgin Mary, on losing the Child Jesus R. WI. 229 †‡ War in heaven R. WI. 231 †‡ We do not receive, but make, a short life R. WI. 233 †‡ Martyrs R. WI. 235 †‡ Hope R. WI. 237 †‡ On Stephen's crown R. WI. 239 ‡ Jesus Christ's expostulation with an ungrateful world R. WI. 241 LATIN POEMS. PART SECOND: SECULAR, 243-92. I. _From 'Steps to the Temple' and 'Delights of the Muses.'_ ‡ The Bubble G. 247