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Escritor británico.

Sus libros y colecciones en la casa 2

• The Complete Works of Richard Crashaw, Volume I 61
• Blackwood's Magazine 1

La Biblioteca 62

• A Hymn to the name and Honor of the admirable Sainte Teresa
• A song of divine Love
• A song: — Out of the Italian
• Alexias
• An Elegie on the death of Dr. Porter
• An Elegy vpon the death of Mr. Stanninow, — Fellow of Queene's Colledge
• An Epitaph vpon Doctor Brooke
• An Epitaph vpon Mr. Ashton, — A conformable Citizen
• Another
• Charitas Nimia, or the dear bargain
• Cupid's Cryer: — Out of the Greeke
• Death's Lectvre and the Fvneral of a yovng Gentleman
• Dies irae, dies illa
• Ex Euphormione
• From Horace
• From Petronius
• His Epitaph
• In praise of Lessius's rule of health
• Lavda Sion Salvatorem: — The Hymn for the Bl. Sacrament
• Love's Horoscope
• Mary seeking Jesus when lost
• Musick's Duell
• On Mr. George Herbert's booke intituled the Temple of sacred Poems. — Sent to a gentle-woman
• On the Original of Milton's Satan
• On the wounds of our crucified Lord
• On ye Gunpowder-Treason
• Our B[lessed] Lord in his Circumcision to his Father
• Out of Catullus
• Out of the Italian
• Out of the Italian
• Psalme xxiii
• S. Maria Maior. — The Himn, O gloriosa Domina
• Sacred Poetry
• Sospetto d' Herode. — Libro primo. Argomento
• Steps — To the Temple
• Steps — To the Temple, the
• The Beginning of Heliodorus
• The — Delights of the Muses
• The flaming heart
• [The Lord silences his Questioners.]
• The praise of the Spring: — Out of Virgil
• The teare
• The wounds of the Lord Jesus. — In Cicatrices Domini Jesu
• To the morning: — Satisfaction for sleepe
• To the name above every name, the name of Iesvs: — A Hymn
• To the queen: — An Apologie for the length of the following Panegyrick
• To the same Party: — Covncel concerning her choise
• Upon five piovs and learned Discourses: — By Robert Shelford
• Upon the King's Coronation
• Upon the King's Coronation
• Vexilla Regis: — The Hymn of the Holy crosse
• Vpon a gnatt burnt in a Candle
• Vpon Bishop Andrews' picture before his Sermons
• Vpon Easter day
• Vpon the birth of the Princesse Elizabeth
• Vpon the death of a Gentleman
• Vpon the death of Mr. Herrys
• Vpon the death of the most desired Mr. Herrys
• Vpon the Frontispeece of Mr. Isaackson's Chronologie
• Vpon two greene Apricockes sent to COWLEY by SIR CRASHAW
• Wishes. — To his (supposed) mistresse
• With a picture sent to a friend