Topographical epic · 1612–1622
Poly-Olbion
A Chorographicall Description of Great Britain, in thirty Songs
Drayton's topographical poem in alexandrines on the rivers, hills, forests and history of England and Wales, in thirty Songs (Songs 1-18 printed 1612, Songs 19-30 in 1622), each opening with its verse Argument; Selden's prose Illustrations are omitted.
Contents · 30 parts
- The First Songabout 570 lines
- The Second Songabout 500 lines
- The Third Songabout 450 lines
- The Fourth Songabout 490 lines
- The Fifth Songabout 370 lines
- The Sixth Songabout 390 lines
- The Seventh Songabout 320 lines
- The Eighth Songabout 480 lines
- The Ninth Songabout 470 lines
- The Tenth Songabout 340 lines
- The Eleventh Songabout 440 lines
- The Twelfth Songabout 620 lines
- The Thirteenth Songabout 440 lines
- The Fourteenth Songabout 330 lines
- The Fifteenth Songabout 340 lines
- The Sixteenth Songabout 380 lines
- The Seventeenth Songabout 460 lines
- The Eighteenth Songabout 790 lines
- The Nineteenth Songabout 420 lines
- The Twentieth Songabout 300 lines
- The Twenty-first Songabout 280 lines
- The Twenty-second Songabout 1650 lines
- The Twenty-third Songabout 370 lines
- The Twenty-fourth Songabout 1330 lines
- The Twenty-fifth Songabout 370 lines
- The Twenty-sixth Songabout 550 lines
- The Twenty-seventh Songabout 360 lines
- The Twenty-eighth Songabout 520 lines
- The Twenty-ninth Songabout 420 lines
- The Thirtieth Songabout 350 lines