This is a small duodecimo. Collation: Title-page--Epistle-dedicatory to LANY, with the poems, 'Salve, alme custos Pierii gregis,' &c.--Venerabili viro Magistro Tournay, Tutori suo summe observando--Ornatissimo viro Præceptori suo colendissimo, Magistro Brook--Lectori (verse and prose), seven leaves: Epigrammata Sacra, pp. 79. A second edition of this volume appeared in 1670. Its title-page is as follows: RICHARDI CRASHAWI POEMATA et EPIGRAMMATA, Quæ scripsit Latina & Græca, Dum _Aulæ Pemb._ Alumnus fuit, Et Collegii _Petrensis_ Socius. Editio Secunda, Auctior & emendatior. Εἵνεκεν εὐμαθίης πινυτόφρονος, ἥν ὁ Μελιχρὸς Ἤσκησεν, Μουσῶν ἄμμιγα καὶ Χαρίτων. Ἀνθολ. [Printer's ornament, as before.] Cantabrigiæ, Ex Officina _Joan. Hayes_, Celeberrimæ Academiæ Typographi. 1670. This is an 8vo. Collation: Title-page--and to Brook, as before; then these additional Latin poems: In Picturam Reverendissimi Episcopi D. Andrews--Votiva Domûs Petrensis pro Domo Dei--In cæterorum Operum difficili Parturitione Gemitus--Epitaphium in Gulielmum Herrisium--In Eundem--Natalis Principis Mariæ--In Serenissimæ Reginæ partum hyemalem--Natalis Ducis Eboracensis--In faciem Augustiss. Regis a morbillis integram--Ad Carolum Primum, Rex Redux--Ad Principem nondum natum, Reginâ gravidâ. Bastard-title, 'Epigrammata Sacra, quæ scripsit Græca et Latina'--Lectori (as before), nine leaves: Epigrammata Sacra, pp. 67. The additions to the second edition--besides the Latin poems enumerated--were in the Epigrams these: No. 1, Pharisaeus et Publicanus, Greek version--No. 11, Obolum Viduæ, ib.--No. 53, Ecce locus ubi jacuit Dominus, ib.--No. 120, In descensum Spiritûs sancti, ib.--No. 124, In S. Columbam ad Christi caput sedentem, ib.--No. 141, Ad D. Lucam medicum, ib.--No. 148, In stabulum ubi natus est Dominus, ib.--No. 161, Hic lapis fiat panis, ib.--No. 177, In die Ascensionis Dominicæ, ib.--No. 178, Cæcus implorat Christum, Latin and Greek--No. 179, Quis ex vobis, &c. ib.--No. 180, Herodi D. Jacobum obtruncati, ib.--No. 181, Cæci receptis, &c. ib.--and No. 182, Zaccheus in sycomoro. A third edition was issued in 1674. It is identical with that of 1670, save in the date on title-page, printer's ornament, and this line at bottom: 'Prostant venales apud _Joann. Creed_.' Probably consisted of 'remainders' of 1670 edition.