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Available Poems in The Triumphs of Oriana (by Anonymous/Unidentified Artist) [BETA]

[Incomplete]

[Unknown Title]  (J. Hilton) [x]
[Unknown Title]  (J. Holmes) [x]
[Unknown Title]  (G. Kirbye) [x]
[Unknown Title]  (J. Lisley) [x]
[Unknown Title]  (G. Marson) [x]
[Unknown Title]  (J. Milton) [x]
[Unknown Title]  (J. Mundy) [x]
[Unknown Title]  (R. Nicholson) [x]
[Unknown Title]  (D. Norcome) [x]
[Unknown Title]  (J. Wilbye) [x]
All creatures now are merry minded  (J. Bennet)
Arise, awake, awake  (T. Morley)
As Vesta was from Latmos hill descending  (T. Weelkes)
Calm was the air and clear the sky  (R. Carlton) [x]
Come, come, blessed bird  (E. Johnson)
Come, gentle swains  (M. Cavendish)
Fair nymphs, I heard one telling  (J. Farmer)
Fair Oriana, seeming to wink at folly  (R. Jones) [x]
Hard by a crystal fountain  (T. Morley)
Hark!/ Did ye ever hear so sweet  (T. Hunt)
Hence stars, too dim of light  (M. East)
Round about her charret, with all-admiring strains  (E. Gibbons) [x]
The Fauns and Satyrs tripping  (T. Tomkins)
With wreaths of rose and laurel  (W. Cobbold) [x]