Early Modern works on Librivox

Today, I completed my thirty-sixth -- and final -- hour of Henry Fielding's The History of Tom Jones, the audiobook.

I've tried (and failed) to complete Tom Jones the "old-fashioned" way on two earlier occasions, but only managed success by marrying the wonder of spoken word to a hand-eye task just routinely dull enough to make the novel comparably exciting.

To celebrate, I'm posting a few of the early modern English works I've found on Librivox. Librivox -- a site that provides audiobooks of works in the public domain -- is a surprisingly decent resource for early modern literature, since (of course) it's all already in the public domain. (It's okay for medieval, too, but great for nineteenth-century stuff.) Unfortunately, the site's search is limited to, more or less, "Author," "Title" and "Category," making it difficult to stumble across works in your period unless you know to look for them. Having users curate private collections of "favorite listening" could fill in the gaps. This list is a step in that direction.

Francis Bacon, Novum Organum

--------------, Essays

George Chapman, "Hero and Leander"

Richard Crashaw, "Love's Horoscope", from Short Poetry Collection 019

John Donne, "Death Be Not Proud"

------------, "Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions"

------------, Holy Sonnets I-XIX, other divine poems

------------, "A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning", from Short Poetry Collection 088

George Herbert, Selections from The Temple

Robert Herrick, "Cherry-Ripe", from Short Poetry Collection 057

---------------, "The Night-piece: To Julia", from Short Poetry Collection 060

---------------, "Saint Distaff's Day"

---------------, "To Anthea", from Short Poetry Collection 017

---------------, "To Violets", from Short Poetry Collection 036

---------------, "To the Virgins, To Make Much of Time", from Short Poetry Collection 052

---------------, "To the Western Wind", from Short Poetry Collection 036

---------------, "Upon Julia's Clothes," from Short Poetry Collection 020

---------------, "The Vine," from Short Poetry Collection 039

---------------, "Whenas in Silks", from Short Poetry Collection 029

Ben Jonson, The Forest

-----------, "Farewell to the World", from Short Poetry Collection 083

Christopher Marlowe, "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love", from Romantic Poetry 001

Andrew Marvell, "The Definition of Love", from Short Poetry Collection 013

----------------, "The First Anniversary of the Government Under His Highness the Lord Protector", from Short Poetry Collection 083

----------------, "An Horatian Ode Upon Cromwell's Return From Ireland", from Short Poetry Collection 083

----------------, "On a Drop of Dew", from Short Poetry Collection 065

----------------, "To His Coy Mistress"

----------------, "The Garden", from Short Poetry Collection 086

John Milton, Areopagitica

------------, Paradise Lost

------------, Paradise Regained

------------, Samson Agonistes

Sir Thomas More, Utopia

Dorothy Osborne, Love Letters

Katherine Philips, Poems

Sir Walter Raleigh, "The Lie"

William Shakespeare, "As You Like It"

---------------------, "Fidele"

---------------------, "Hamlet"

---------------------, "Julius Caesar"

---------------------, "King Lear"

---------------------, "Measure for Measure"

---------------------, "The Merchant of Venice"

---------------------, "A Midsummer Night's Dream"

---------------------, "Much Ado About Nothing"

---------------------, "Othello"

---------------------, "The Passionate Pilgrim"

---------------------, "Richard II"

---------------------, "Richard III"

---------------------, "Romeo and Juliet" (other versions available)

---------------------, Sonnets (other versions available)

Sir Philip Sydney, Astrophil and Stella

-----------------, "My True Love"

Edmund Spenser, The Faerie Queene (all 6 books)

-----------------, Prothalamion, from Long Poems 005

Sir John Suckling, "The Constant Lover"

John Wilmot, "A Song of a Young Lady to her Ancient Lover"

Have any others to add?