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Henry Vaughan (1621–1695)
Vaughan, Henry. A British poet, known as “The Silurist,” from the ancient Silures of his birthplace; born in Newton, Brecknockshire, Wales, in 1621; died in April 1695. His works are: ‘Olor Iscanus: Select Poems’; ‘The Bleeding Heart,’ sacred poems; ‘Ejaculations’; ‘The Mount of Olives; or, Solitary Devotions’; and ‘Thalia Rediviva.’ (See Critical and Biographical Introduction).