Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford
| Title | Date | Type | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| A Crown of Bays Shall That Man Wear/Song: The Forsaken Man | Poem | ||
| Care and Disappointment/Even as the Wax Doth Melt | Poem | ||
| Come Hither, Shepherd Swain!/Fond Desire | Poem | ||
| Doth Sorrow Fret Thy Soul | Poem | ||
| Echo Verses/Sitting Alone upon My Thought in Melancholy Mood | Poem | ||
| Even as the Wax Doth Melt, or Dew Consume Away/Care and ... | Poem | ||
| Faction That Ever Dwells/Fortune and Love | Poem | ||
| Fain Would I Sing, but Fury Makes Me Fret/Revenge of Wrong | Poem | ||
| Fain Would I Sing, but Fury Makes Me Fret/Revenge of Wrong | Poem | ||
| Fancy and Desire/Come Hither, Shepherd Swain!/Fond Desire | 1580 | Poem | http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/fancydesire.htm |
| Fortune and Love/Faction That Ever Dwells | Poem | ||
| Framd in the Front of Forlorn Hope Past All Recovery/... Good Name | Poem | ||
| Grief of Mind/What Plague Is Greater than Grief of Mind? | Poem | ||
| His Good Name Being Blemished, He Bewaileth (Framed in the front) | Poem | http://theotherpages.org/poems/vere01.html#5 | |
| I Am Not as I Seem to Be | Poem | ||
| If Care or Skill Could Conquer Vain Desire/Reason and Affection | Poem | ||
| If Women Could Be Fair and yet Not Fond/Womans Changeableness | Poem | ||
| Inscription to Lady Oxford | 1575 | Legal Document/Correspondence | http://www.elizabethanauthors.com/vere108.htm |
| Labour and Its Reward | Poem | ||
| Letter to Bartholomew Clerke | 1571 | Legal Document/Correspondence | http://www.elizabethanauthors.com/vere106.htm |
| Letter to Thomas Bedingfield | 1573 | Legal Document/Correspondence | http://www.elizabethanauthors.com/vere107.htm |
| Loss of Good Name/Framd in the Front of Forlorn Hope | Poem | ||
| Love and Antagonism/The Trickling Tears that Fall Along My Cheeks | Poem | ||
| Love Is a Discord and a Strange Divorce | Poem | ||
| Love Thy Choice/Who Taught Thee First to Sigh, Alas My Heart? | Poem | http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/whotaught.htm | |
| My Meaning Is to Work/Love and Wit | Poem | ||
| My Mind to Me a Kingdom Is | Poem | ||
| Of the Birth and Bringing-Up of Desire (When wert thou born, Desire?) | 1591 | Poem | http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/whenwert.htm http://theotherpages.org/poems/vere01.html#3 |
| Of the Mighty Power of Love/Love and Wit/My Meaning Is to Work | 1576 | Poem | http://www.users.muohio.edu/clarkjd/bernal98.html http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/mightypower.htm |
| Oxfords Letters | Collection | http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~ahnelson/oxlets.html | |
| Poems and Lyrics | Collection | http://www.elizabethanauthors.com/oxfordpoems.htm | |
| Poems | Collection | ||
| Reason and Affection/If Care or Skill Could Conquer Vain Desire | Poem | ||
| Revenge of Wrong | Poem | ||
| Sitting Alone upon My Thought in Melancholy Mood/Echo Verses | Poem | ||
| The Fickle Sex | Poem | ||
| The Forsaken Man/A Crown of Bays Shall That Man Wear | Poem | ||
| The Labouring Man that Tills the Fertile Soil | Poem | http://theotherpages.org/poems/vere01.html#4 | |
| The Lively Lark Stretched Forth Her Wing/The Meeting With Desire | Poem | ||
| The Meeting with Desire/The Lively Lark Stretched Forth Her Wing | Poem | ||
| The Trickling Tears That Fall along My Cheeks/Love and Antagonism | Poem | ||
| Were I a King I Might Command Content | Poem | http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/wereiaking.htm http://theotherpages.org/poems/vere01.html#6 |
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| What Cunning Can Express | 1593 | Poem | http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/whatcunning.htm http://theotherpages.org/poems/vere01.html#1 |
| What Is Desire, which Doth Approve | Poem | ||
| What Plague Is Greater than Grief of Mind?/Grief of Mind | Poem | ||
| What Shepherd Can Express | Poem | http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/whatshepherd.htm | |
| When I Was Fair and Young then Favour Graced Me | Poem | ||
| Whenas the Heart at Tennis Plays/Love Compared to a Tennis-Play | Poem | ||
| Who Taught Thee First to Sigh, Alas My Heart?/Love Thy Choice | Poem | ||
| Winged with Desire, I Seek to Mount on High | Poem | ||
| Womans Changeableness/If Women Could Be Fair and yet Not Fond | 1588 | Poem | http://theotherpages.org/poems/vere01.html#2 http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/fairfond.htm |
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