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Brotherton Collection65
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english poetry1
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Worlidge, Robert65
R.W.59
R.W. [Bible]5
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BC MS Lt 107
c.1700-1720
Contains 64 original eighteenth-century English religious poems by Robert Worlidge, including an extended poetical paraphrase of the Book of Ruth, a collection of poems on the deaths of members of the...
Index:
INDEX/BCMSV/6424
170-?
Invoking the muse of poetry, in the form of an acrostic on the name 'Robert Worlidge'
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INDEX/BCMSV/6425
170-?
A reworking, in four versified chapters, of the Old Testament's Book of Ruth. Preceded by a prose contents list on f.1v
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INDEX/BCMSV/6426
170-?
Moral / religious meditation on the Book of Ruth; at end 'Here endeth the Book of Ruth'. Cf. BCMSV 6425
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INDEX/BCMSV/6427
170-?
In praise of the Virgin Mary, divided into four sections, three of them written down the page, but one written sideways, and with alternative wordings, so as to bring out how a woman (Eve and Mary) brought both death and salvation to mankind
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INDEX/BCMSV/6428
170-?
Christmas hymn, celebrating the birth of Christ
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INDEX/BCMSV/6429
170-?
Supposed reflections by Moses on top of Mount Pisgah, concerned with his longing to leave the wilderness
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INDEX/BCMSV/6430
170-?
Account of the Israelites coming out of Egypt
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INDEX/BCMSV/6431
170-?
On the value of wisdom; the poem is spoken from the point of view of a personified Wisdom, who entreats the reader not to be undone by negligence
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INDEX/BCMSV/6432
170-?
Lines encouraging the reader to make use of spare time with religious pursuits; stanza four has a new line pasted over line three
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INDEX/BCMSV/6433
170-?
Acrostic on the name 'Samuel Lodge', followed by three additional lines, arguing that death should not be a source of terror for the well-prepared Christian. One of a collection of acrostics.
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INDEX/BCMSV/6434
170-?
Prayer-like acrostic on the name 'Robert Worlidge', entreating God for strength and guidance. One of a collection of acrostics.