Joyful cuckoldom, or the love of gentlemen, and gentlewomen a collection of new songs, with ye musick. for ye lute, violin, flute, or harpsichord by Henry Purcell, Dr. John Blow, Mr. John Eccles, Mr. Morgan, Dr. John Reading, Mr. Baptist, &c. &c. fairly engraven on copper plates.

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