17); the tale of Psyche (iv.

65); the tale of the nightingale and the boy--which occurs both in Ford and Crashaw, by the way (vii.

112); the hymn to pleasure (vii.
116); the passage of Venus and Adonis to the bath (viii.

133); the picture of the nymph and satyr (viii.

135); the personification of the Court (x.