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1. Behind what then so to enlight the earth

First Line:
Behind what then so to enlight the earth
Last Line:
Than straight from one Olympus to another
DMI number:
42453

2. For Bacchus I am and for Bacchus I'll be

First Line:
For Bacchus I am and for Bacchus I'll be
Last Line:
We'll drink and we'll kiss and we'll never have done
DMI number:
44300

3. My wife a native of Phaliscan plains

First Line:
My wife a native of Phaliscan plains
Last Line:
Nor more to those that serve them than to me
DMI number:
6792

4. Pallas attending to the muse's song

First Line:
Pallas attending to the muse's song
Last Line:
A thread and still by constant weaving lives
Author:
Samuel Croxall (Confident)
DMI number:
11510

5. Once more dear Dido you afford retreat

First Line:
Once more dear Dido you afford retreat
Last Line:
That love and Dido long have fled from Stowe
DMI number:
37969

6. On Neptune's feasts what else do we

First Line:
On Neptune's feasts what else do we
Last Line:
The night shall likewise have his due
Author:
Sir Thomas Hawkins (Absolute)
DMI number:
42127

7. Phoebus for thee too Hyacinth designed

First Line:
Phoebus for thee too Hyacinth designed
Last Line:
The Hyacinthian feasts they yearly celebrate
Author:
John Ozell (Confident)
DMI number:
11891

8. Since active man can in the air rebound

First Line:
Since active man can in the air rebound
Last Line:
The vast conceptions of our teeming brains
Author:
Edward Ward (Confident)
DMI number:
9674

9. See how the sun ascending by degrees

First Line:
See how the sun ascending by degrees
Last Line:
And thank the man who give us leave to play
DMI number:
17811

10. The spring's now in its infancy the spring

First Line:
The spring's now in its infancy the spring
Last Line:
That she by silence had her freedom lost | Let him to morrow love that never has loved | Let him to morrow that love's joys has proved
DMI number:
8586