Arthur Quiller-Couch, ed. 1919. The Oxford Book of English Verse: 1250–1900.
| William Shakespeare. 1564–1616 | 123. | Silvia |
| 124. | The Blossom |
| 125. | Spring and Winter i |
| 126. | Spring and Winter ii |
| 127. | Fairy Land i |
| 128. | Fairy Land ii |
| 129. | Fairy Land iii |
| 130. | Fairy Land iv |
| 131. | Fairy Land v |
| 132. | Love |
| 133. | Sweet-and-Twenty |
| 134. | Dirge |
| 135. | Under the Greenwood Tree |
| 136. | Blow, blow, thou Winter Wind |
| 137. | It was a Lover and his Lass |
| 138. | Take, O take those Lips away |
| 139. | Aubade |
| 140. | Fidele |
| 141. | Bridal Song |
| 142. | Dirge of the Three Queens |
| 143. | Orpheus |
| 144. | The Phoenix and the Turtle |
| 145. | Sonnets i |
| 146. | Sonnets ii |
| 147. | Sonnets iii |
| 148. | Sonnets iv |
| 149. | Sonnets v |
| 150. | Sonnets vi |
| 151. | Sonnets vii |
| 152. | Sonnets viii |
| 153. | Sonnets ix |
| 154. | Sonnets x |
| 155. | Sonnets xi |
| 156. | Sonnets xii |
| 157. | Sonnets xiii |
| 158. | Sonnets xiv |
| 159. | Sonnets xv |
| 160. | Sonnets xvi |
| 161. | Sonnets xvii |
| 162. | Sonnets xviii |
| 163. | Sonnets xix |
| 164. | Sonnets xx |
| Richard Rowlands. 1565–1630? | 165. | Lullaby |
| Thomas Nashe. 1567–1601 | 166. | Spring |
| 167. | In Time of Pestilence |
| Thomas Campion. 1567?–1619 | 168. | Cherry-Ripe |
| 169. | Laura |
| 170. | Devotion i |
| 171. | Devotion ii |
| 172. | Vobiscum est Iope |
| 173. | A Hymn in Praise of Neptune |
| 174. | Winter Nights |
| 175. | Integer Vitae |
| 176. | O come quickly! |
| John Reynolds. 16th Cent. | 177. | A Nosegay |
| Sir Henry Wotton. 1568–1639 | 178. | Elizabeth of Bohemia |
| 179. | The Character of a Happy Life |
| 180. | Upon the Death of Sir Albert Morton’s Wife |
| Sir John Davies. 1569–1626 | 181. | Man |
| Sir Robert Ayton. 1570–1638 | 182. | To His Forsaken Mistress |
| 183. | To an Inconstant One |
| Ben Jonson. 1573–1637 | 184. | Hymn to Diana |
| 185. | To Celia |
| 186. | Simplex Munditiis |
| 187. | The Shadow |
| 188. | The Triumph |
| 189. | An Elegy |
| 190. | A Farewell to the World |
| 191. | The Noble Balm |
| 192. | On Elizabeth L. H. |
| 193. | On Salathiel Pavy |
| 194. | A Part of an Ode |
| John Donne. 1573–1631 | 195. | Daybreak |
| 196. | Song |
| 197. | That Time and Absence proves |
| 198. | The Ecstasy |
| 199. | The Dream |
| 200. | The Funeral |
| 201. | A Hymn to God the Father |
| 202. | Death |
| Richard Barnefield. 1574–1627 | 203. | Philomel |
| Thomas Dekker. 1575–1641 | 204. | Sweet Content |
| Thomas Heywood. 157?–1650 | 205. | Matin Song |
| 206. | The Message |
| John Fletcher. 1579–1625 | 207. | Sleep |
| 208. | Bridal Song |
| 209. | Aspatia’s Song |
| 210. | Hymn to Pan |
| 211. | Away, Delights |
| 212. | Love’s Emblems |
| 213. | Hear, ye Ladies |
| 214. | God Lyaeus |
| 215. | Beauty Clear and Fair |
| 216. | Melancholy |
| 217. | Weep no more |
| John Webster. ?–1630? | 218. | A Dirge |
| 219. | The Shrouding of the Duchess of Malfi |
| 220. | Vanitas Vanitatum |
| William Alexander, Earl of Stirling. 1580?–1640 | 221. | Aurora |
| Phineas Fletcher. 1580–1650 | 222. | A Litany |
| Sir John Beaumont. 1583–1627 | 223. | Of his Dear Son, Gervase |
| William Drummond, of Hawthornden. 1585–1649 | 224. | Invocation |
| 225. | Madrigal |
| 226. | Spring Bereaved 1 |
| 227. | Spring Bereaved 2 |
| 228. | Spring Bereaved 3 |
| 229. | Her Passing |
| 230. | Inexorable |
| 231. | Change should breed Change |
| 232. | Saint John Baptist |
| Giles Fletcher. 158?–1623 | 233. | Wooing Song |
| Francis Beaumont. 1586–1616 | 234. | On the Tombs in Westminster Abbey |
| John Ford. 1586–1639 | 235. | Dawn |
| George Wither. 1588–1667 | 236. | I loved a Lass |
| 237. | The Lover’s Resolution |
| 238. | The Choice |
| 239. | A Widow’s Hymn |
| William Browne, of Tavistock. 1588–1643 | 240. | A Welcome |
| 241. | The Sirens’ Song |
| 242. | The Rose |
| 243. | Song |
| 244. | Memory |
| 245. | In Obitum M.S. Xo Maij, 1614 |
| 246. | On the Countess Dowager of Pembroke |
| Robert Herrick. 1591–1674 | 247. | Corinna’s going a-Maying |
| 248. | To the Virgins, to make much of Time |
| 249. | To the Western Wind |
| 250. | To Electra |
| 251. | To Violets |
| 252. | To Daffodils |
| 253. | To Blossoms |
| 254. | The Primrose |
| 255. | The Funeral Rites of the Rose |
| 256. | Cherry-Ripe |
| 257. | A Meditation for his Mistress |
| 258. | Delight in Disorder |
| 259. | Upon Julia’s Clothes |
| 260. | The Bracelet: To Julia |
| 261. | To Daisies, not to shut so soon |
| 262. | The Night-piece: To Julia |
| 263. | To Music, to becalm his Fever |
| 264. | To Dianeme |
| 265. | To Oenone |
| 266. | To Anthea, who may command him Anything |
| 267. | To the Willow-tree |
| 268. | The Mad Maid’s Song |
| 269. | Comfort to a Youth that had lost his Love |
| 270. | To Meadows |
| 271. | A Child’s Grace |
| 272. | Epitaph |
| 273. | Another |
| 274. | His Winding-sheet |
| 275. | Litany to the Holy Spirit |
| Francis Quarles. 1592–1644 | 276. | A Divine Rapture |
| 277. | Respice Finem |
| Henry King, Bishop of Chichester. 1592–1669 | 278. | A Contemplation upon Flowers |
| 279. | A Renunciation |
| 280. | Exequy on his Wife |
| George Herbert. 1593–1632 | 281. | Virtue |
| 282. | Easter |
| 283. | Discipline |
| 284. | A Dialogue |
| 285. | The Pulley |
| 286. | Love |
| James Shirley. 1596–1666 | 287. | A Hymn |
| 288. | Death the Leveller |
| Thomas Carew. 1595?–1639? | 289. | Song |
| 290. | Persuasions to Joy: a Song |
| 291. | To His Inconstant Mistress |
| 292. | The Unfading Beauty |
| 293. | Ingrateful Beauty threatened |
| 294. | Epitaph |
| 295. | Another |
| Jasper Mayne. 1604–1672 | 296. | Time |
| William Habington. 1605–1654 | 297. | To Roses in the Bosom of Castara |
| 298. | Nox Nocti Indicat Scientiam |
| Thomas Randolph. 1605–1635 | 299. | A Devout Lover |
| 300. | An Ode to Master Anthony Stafford |
| Sir William Davenant. 1606–1668 | 301. | Aubade |
| 302. | To a Mistress Dying |
| 303. | Praise and Prayer |
| Edmund Waller. 1606–1687 | 304. | On a Girdle |
| 305. | Go, lovely Rose |
| 306. | Old Age |
