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Acknowledgments Short Forms of Reference for DonneOs WorksAbrreviations Used in the Commentary Sigla for Textual Sources Symbols andAbbreviations Used in the Textual Apparatus General IntroductionIntroduction to Volume 6 Texts and Apparatuses The Anniversaries To thePraise of the Dead, and the Anatomy. [Wel dyOde the world, that we mightliue to see] The First Anniversary, An Anatomie of the World. [When thatrich soule which to her Heaven is gone.] A Fvnerall Elegie. [Tis lost, totrust a Tombe with such a ghest,] The Harbinger to the Progres. [Two soulesmoue here, and mine (a third) must moue] The Second Anniuersaire, of TheProgres of the Soule. [Nothing could make mee sooner to confesse] TextualIntroducation Textual Apparatuses The Epicedes and Obsequies Elegia.[Sorrow, who to this house, scarse knew the way] Textual IntroductionTextual Appartus An Elegie vpon the death of the Ladie Marckam. [Man is theworld, and Death the Ocean] Textual Introduction Textual Appartus AnElegie vpon the death of Mrs. Bulstrod, [Death I recant, and say, vnsaid bymee] Textual Introduction Textual Appartus Elegie vpon the death of Mrs.Boulstred. [Language thou art too narrowe, and too weake] TextualIntroduction Textual Apparatus Elegie On the Vntimely Death of theincomparable Prince, Henry. [Look to Me, Faith; and look to my Faith, G OD:] Textual Introducation Textual Apparatus To the Countesse of BedfordSister to the Lord Harrington [Madame, I have learned by those lowes]Obsequyes vpon the Lord Harrington the last that dyed. [Fayre Soule, whichwast not onely, as all Soules bee,] Textual Introduction Textual Appartusfor Letter and Poem To Sir Robert Carr. [Sir, I presume you rather tryewhat you can doe] A Hymne to the Saynts and To the Marquesse Hamilton.[Whether the soule that now comes vp to you] Textual Introduction TextualApparatus for Letter and Poem Appendix: Elegie. [Death bee not proude, theyhand gaue not this blowe] Commentary The Anniversaries General CommentaryDating and Early Printings Donne, the Drurys, and Patronage OSheO The Poetand His Audience Genres and Traditions Struture Language and Style TheAnniversaries and Other Works Notes and Glosses on The First Anniuersarie.Notes and Glosses on A Fvnerall Elegie. Notes and Glosses on The SecondAnniuersarie. The Epicedes and Obsequies General Commentary Commentary ofElegia. Notes and Glosses on Elegia. Commentary on An Elegie vpon the deathof the Ladie Marckam. Notes and Glosses on An Elegie vpon the death of theLadie Marcham. Commentary on An Elegie vpon the death of Mrs. Bulstrod.Notes and Glosses on An Elegie vpon the death of Mrs. Bulstrod. Commentaryon Elegie vpon the death of Mrs. Boulstred. Notes and Glosses on Elegei vponthe death of Mrs. Boulstred. Commentary on Eletgie On the vntimely Death ofthe incomparable Prince, Henry. Commentary of Obsequyes vpon the LordHarrington the last that dyed. Notes and Glosses on Obsequyes vpon the LordHarrington the last that dyed. Commentary on A Hymne to the Saynts and tothe Marquesse Hamilton. Notes and Glosses on A Hymne to the Saynts and tothe Marquesse Hamilton. Works Cited Index of Authors Cited in theCommentary Index of Titles Index of First Lines About the Editors