A SPEECH, MADE TO the Kings Maiestie comming in his Progress to Rippon, the 15. of Aprill, 1617 (John Ashmore Poems)
High Iove, with all the gods together met,To see (great King) thy comming to this Town,The casements large of heaven ...
John Ashmore Poems (12 Poems)
Ad Melpomenen. Lib. 4. Ode 3. (John Ashmore Poems)
The Argvment.Whose birth the Muse doth not refuseTo grace with friendly eye,Shall glory gaine, by the sweet veineOf divine Po(John ...
Ad Martialem. Lib. 5. Epigr. 21. (John Ashmore Poems)
If that with thee, dear Martial, I mightSecurely spend my dayes as I desire:If vacant time we might dispose aright,And ...
Io. A thousand Mermaids dance oth’ Maine (John Ashmore Poems)
Io. A thousand Mermaids dance oth' Maine;Their Vice-Roy Buckingham to entertaine.So, he, that the proud-neighing Horse commands,Is Generall in Thetis ...
To the Right honourable, Edmvnd, Lord Sheffield, after his Recovery from a dangerous sickness (John Ashmore Poems)
When sickness late Hero(John Ashmore)
Georg. Fabricius (John Ashmore Poems)
These things true Happiness doe teach,At which well-minded Christians reach:God rightly and thy selfe to knowe,And what thou dost thy ...
Ad Pictorem (John Ashmore Poems)
If thou our Prince set forth in colours fit,Let Maiestie (inthron'd) in's Countenance sit.On's lips let Pitho, on's brows let ...
A double Gelding Gervase did provide (John Ashmore Poems)
A double Gelding Gervase did provide,That he and's wife to see their friends might ride.And he a double Gelding prov'd ...
To Sir Charles Egerton, Knight (John Ashmore Poems)
Mov'd (gentle Knight) by thy great Courtesie,And good Report I meet with every where,I adde these few words to the ...
Ad Ornatissimum Virum, D. Guidonem Palmes, Militem (John Ashmore Poems)
If Ornaments thou of the Minde,Or Bodie in the Weigh-scales set,'Mongst many Thousands thou'll not findeOne, that from Palmes the ...
Epitaphium D.Stephani Procter, Militis (John Ashmore Poems)
Thy Ship, late tost from Coast to Coast,Thou steerd ith' Port to rest,From Circes charms and Scylla's harms;Where thou art ...
The Sermon Bub (John Ashmore Poems)
The Sermon Bub (whatsoe'r the Preachers doe)Into three parts divides; and then sleeps two.(John Ashmore)