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1. A tale of the grief I must unfold

First Line:
A tale of the grief I must unfold
Last Line:
Of this great Duke of Buckingham
Author:
Richard Johnson (Speculation)
DMI number:
12053

2. A thousand six and ninety years

First Line:
A thousand six and ninety years
Last Line:
And brought this land to bale
DMI number:
29744

3. Baldwin the king another Macchaby

First Line:
Baldwin the king another Macchaby
Last Line:
O grief within this little tomb doth lie
DMI number:
29869

4. Brutus unmoved heard how his Portia fell

First Line:
Brutus unmoved heard how his Portia fell
Last Line:
Should Jack's wife die he would behave as well
DMI number:
25155

5. Close to the confines of the silent grave

First Line:
Close to the confines of the silent grave
Last Line:
In all the studies grace and dignity of phrase
DMI number:
28714

6. Ethelbert clept the hely king of Kent

First Line:
Ethelbert clept the hely king of Kent
Last Line:
And after Edbald his son regne gan ther
DMI number:
28915

7. George thy giant race is run

First Line:
George thy giant race is run
Last Line:
And share alike his smiles and guard alike his state
DMI number:
28498

8. Great Saladine the conqueror of the east

First Line:
Great Saladine the conqueror of the east
Last Line:
Hath borne away but that poor shirt he wore
DMI number:
29855

9. Gutron the king of Denmark that was tho

First Line:
Gutron the king of Denmark that was tho
Last Line:
Sevente and viii as Flores doth approve
DMI number:
29036

10. Hence empty joys fantastic pleasures hence

First Line:
Hence empty joys fantastic pleasures hence
Last Line:
Thy sire and grandsire both revived in thee
DMI number:
28591

11. Here lies the famous Godfrey of Bulloigne

First Line:
Here lies the famous Godfrey of Bulloigne
Last Line:
O may his soul rest in peace amen
DMI number:
29760

12. Here lieth the renowned Godfrey of Bulloigne who won all this land

First Line:
Here lieth the renowned Godfrey of Bulloigne who won all this land
Last Line:
To the worship of christ rest may his soul in peace amen
DMI number:
29868

13. High state and place kindred a wealthy crown

First Line:
High state and place kindred a wealthy crown
Last Line:
When now you see him gain a heavenly throne
DMI number:
29532

14. His valours proof her manly virtues praise

First Line:
His valours proof her manly virtues praise
Last Line:
This Pelham did repel them back abroad
DMI number:
23881

15. Here under lieth a man of fame

First Line:
Here under lieth a man of fame
Last Line:
Thirteen hundred fourscore and three odd
DMI number:
23875

16. Here under lieth a man of fame

First Line:
Here under lieth a man of fame
Last Line:
Thirteen hundred fourscore three and odd
DMI number:
34941

17. I was I am not smiled that since did weep

First Line:
I was I am not smiled that since did weep
Last Line:
Lived in the world that to the world now die
DMI number:
29901

18. If birth illustrious or if beauty's pride

First Line:
If birth illustrious or if beauty's pride
Last Line:
Their happy hours without a cloud may pass
DMI number:
23882

19. Mary doth complain

First Line:
Mary doth complain
Last Line:
In the heavens to wear a crown
DMI number:
12059

20. No more of festal pomp or choral song

First Line:
No more of festal pomp or choral song
Last Line:
The smile attempered sweet by manly tears
DMI number:
28612

21. O mirror for the world meet

First Line:
O mirror for the world meet
Last Line:
The chronicles thou mayst know
DMI number:
29752

22. Of Rochester we have saint Ithamar being then

First Line:
Of Rochester we have saint Ithamar being then
Last Line:
Residing on that seat
DMI number:
28892

23. Oh Elphlede mighty both in strength and mind

First Line:
Oh Elphlede mighty both in strength and mind
Last Line:
So sleep in peace Virago maid farewell
DMI number:
29918

24. Perhaps whose tomb this is my friend ye do not know

First Line:
Perhaps whose tomb this is my friend ye do not know
Last Line:
For shame I dare not utter all away by friend with this
DMI number:
29031

25. Scipio begot who Paula bore the offspring

First Line:
Scipio begot who Paula bore the offspring
Last Line:
To christ and Bethlehem vowed pad Pompe adieu
DMI number:
29796

26. Shall honour fame and titles of renown

First Line:
Shall honour fame and titles of renown
Last Line:
Remember that thou must die
DMI number:
23884

27. Sir Richard the Fitzroy of wham we spak before

First Line:
Sir Richard the Fitzroy of wham we spak before
Last Line:
His daughter and wan on hur the good knight Sir Thomas
DMI number:
28922

28. Stop passenger until my life you read

First Line:
Stop passenger until my life you read
Last Line:
I have an end of all perfections seen
Author:
Alexander Pennecuik (Confident)
DMI number:
15417

29. Sum speiks of lords sum speiks of lairds

First Line:
Sum speiks of lords sum speiks of lairds
Last Line:
Nane of them durst cum neir his hald
DMI number:
10938

30. Th'Assyrian king in peace with foul desire

First Line:
Th'Assyrian king in peace with foul desire
Last Line:
Murdered himself to show some manful deed
Author:
Henry Howard (Absolute)
DMI number:
49566

31. The Assyrian king in peace with foul desire

First Line:
The Assyrian king in peace with foul desire
Last Line:
Murdered himself to show some manful deed
Author:
Henry Howard (Absolute)
DMI number:
49274

32. Stay soldier I've something to say

First Line:
Stay soldier I've something to say
Last Line:
And water his grave with a tear
DMI number:
37539

33. The present age has many fates bemoaned

First Line:
The present age has many fates bemoaned
Last Line:
Who never had conquered all things but in thee
DMI number:
35600

34. Whilst Rome does all the world proudly awe

First Line:
Whilst Rome does all the world proudly awe
Last Line:
And builds this monument to thy deserts
DMI number:
29538

35. Ye solemn lines whose gloomy kind relief

First Line:
Ye solemn lines whose gloomy kind relief
Last Line:
And hopes as strong as bless the dying saint
Author:
Walter Kennedy (Confident)
DMI number:
22357

36. Would but the Delphian god my soul inspire

First Line:
Would but the Delphian god my soul inspire
Last Line:
As great a mother of our church defender of our laws
DMI number:
42883