the reader can find mention of all one hundred and thirty-three epigrams, each of the fifteen poems in The Forrest, eighty-nine entries from The Vnder-wood, and fifty uncollected poems. "Each poem is worth a glance, and most more than that", the preface explains, but as one would suppose and the index confirms, almost no single poem gets more than a glance. Still, the preface also argues, poems ordinarily neglected in more partial (which means both incomplete and partisan) views of Jonson "all take on upgraded importance in the context of his total poetic output". So what this ...

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