Selected quad for the lemma: truth_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
truth_n	love_n	love_v	true_a	4,125	5	5.5302	4	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A28384	Synopsis of vocal musick containing the rudiments of singing rightly any harmonical song, delivered in a method so solid, short and plain, that this art may now be learned more exactly, speedily and easily, than ever heretofore : whereunto are added several psalms and songs of three parts, composed by English and Italian authors for the benefit of young beginners / by A.B., Philo-Mus.	A. B., Philo-Mus.	1680 (1680)	Wing B32; ESTC R12157	29,790	154

Bright Aurelia I do owe 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 All the woe which I do know To those glorious looks alone Though y' are unrelenting stone The quick lightning from your eye Did with force me Sacrifice My unweary harmless heart and now you glory in my smart BASSUS Bright Aurelia I do owe 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 All the woe which I do know To those glorious looks alone Though y' are unrelenting stone The quick lightning from your eye Did with force me CANTUS SECUNDUS Bright Aurelia I do owe 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 All the woe which I do know To those glorious looks alone Though y' are unrelenting stone The quick lightning from your eye Did with force me Sacrifice My unweary harmless heart and now you glory in my smart BASSUS Sacrifice My unwary harmless heart and now you glory in my smart How unjustly you do blame That pure flame which from you came Vext with what your selves made burn Your Scorns tinder dit it turn The least Spark now Love can call That doth fall as on the small Scorcht remainder of my heart Will make it burn in every part A. 3. Voc. Di Gio. Giac. Gastoldi CANTUS PRIMUS Ah! my fair ah come behold me How I pine away for thee For too hard is me the horrible Smart which you cause to my poor heart You force me you tye me you wound me you vex me you kill me Ah! ah most cruel fair Ah! I die in despair Ah! ah most cruel fair BASSUS Ah! my fair ah come behold me How I pine away for thee For too hard is me the horrible Smart which you cause to my poor heart You force me you tye me you wound me you vex me you CANTUS SECUNDUS Ah! my fair Ah! come behold me How I pine away for thee For too hard is me the horrible Smart which you cause to my poor heart You force me you tye me you wound me you vex me you kill me Ah! ah most cruel fair Ah I die in despair Ah ah most cruel fair BASSUS kill me Ah! ah most cruel fair Ah I die in despair Ah! ah most cruel fair A. 3. Voc. Di Gio. Gioc. Castoldi CANTUS PRIMUS Bring back my comfort and re╌turn For well thou knowest that I in such a vig'rous passion burn That missing thee I die Return return insult no more Return return insult no more Return return and me restore To those sequestred joys I had before BASSUS Bring back my comfort and return For well thou knowest that I in such a vig'rous passion burn That missing thee I die Return return insult no more return return insult no more CANTUS SECUNDUS Bring back my comfort and re╌turn For well thou knowest that I in such a vig'rous passion burn That missing thee I die Return return insult no more Return return insult no more Return return and me restore To those sequestred joys I had before BASSUS Return return and me restore To those sequestred Joys I had before Abscnce in most that quencheth love And cools this warm desire The ardour of my heart improve And makes the flame aspire The Maxime therefore I deny The Maxim therefore I deny And term it though a Tyranny The Nurse to Faith to Love to Constancy A. 3. Voc. Di Gio. Giac. Gastoldi CANTUS PRIMUS Onely joy now here you are Fit to hear and ease my care Take me to thee Give thee to me No no my dear let be Let my wisp'ring voice obtain Sweet reward for sharpest pain Night hath clos'd all in her Cloke Twink●ing Stars Loves thoughts provoke Danger hence good care doth keep Jealousie it self doth sleep Take me to thee Give thee to me No no my Dear let be BASSUS CANTUS SECUNDUS Onely joy now here you are Fit to hear and ease my care Take me to thee Give thee to me No no my Dear let be Let my whis'pring voice attain Sweet reward for sharpest pain Night hath clos'd all in her Cloak Twinkling Stars Love thoughts provokes Danger hence good care doth keep Jealousie it self doth sleep Take me to thee Give thee to me No no my Dear let be BASSUS A. 3. Voc. Gio. Gioc. Castoldi CANTUS PRIMUS O Sovereign of my joy Triumpher of anoy Star of my desire And sweet fire For in whose shining eyes Are lights of Cupid's skies And whose voice when it speaks All sense asunder breaks Whose heav'nly voice is such That hearts doth touch BASSUS O Sovereign of my joy Triumpher of annoy Star of my desire And sweet fire For in whose shining eves Are lights of Cupid's skies And whose voice when it speaks All sense asunder breaks Whose heav'nly CANTUS SECUNDUS O Sovereign of my joy Triumpher of anoy Star of my desire And sweet fire For in whose shining eyes Are lights of Cupid's skies And whose voice when it speaks All sense asunder breaks Whose heav'nly voice is such That hearts doth touch BASSUS voice is such That hearts doth touch And in whose body is Each character of Bliss Full of true delight Pure and bright My Dear when shall it be That I thine eyes shall see And that my greedy ear thy heavenly voice may hear Let be betwixt thee and me A harmony A. 3. Voc. Di Gio. Giac. Gastoldi CANTUS PRIMUS In the merry month of May on a morn by break of day Forth I walkt the Wood so wide when as May was in her pride There I spyed all alone Phillida and Co╌ri╌don Much ado there was so hot he did love but she could not he said his love was all true she said none was false to you BASSUS In the merry month of May on a morn by break of day forth I walkt the Wood so wide as May was in her pride There I spied all alone Phillida and Co╌ri╌don Much ado there CANTUS SECUNDUS In the merry month of May on a morn by break of day Forth I walkt the Wood so wide when as May was in her pride There I spyed all alone Phillida and Cor╌ri╌don Much adoe there was so hot he did love but she could not he said his love was all true she said none was false to you BASSUS was so hot he did love but she could not he said his love was all true she said none was false to you He said he had lov'd her long She said Love should take no wrong Thereupon he would kiss her She said Maids must kiss no men Till they kiss for good and all And for plighting Truth have call'd Then with many pretty Oaths Yea and nay Faith and Troth Love which long had been deluded Was with kisses sweet concluded A. 3. Voc. Di Gio. Giac. Gastoldi CANTUS PRIMUS Since Love hath in thine and my eye kindled a holy flame What pity 't were to let it dye What sin to quench the same The Stars that seem extinct by day Dis╌close their flames at night And in a Sable sense con╌vey Their Loves in beams of Light BASSUS Since Love hath in