Short-title	Where	Text
GB-Bu 5001	ff. 1-9	Good morrow to the year
	ff. 11 - 14	Rise, thou best and brightest morning
	ff. 11-14	Rise, thou best and brightest morning
	ff. 19 - 30	Come we shepherds, whose blest sight
GB-Lbl Add 22100	ff. 54v-56	Illustrious day, what glory canst ye boast
GB-Lbl Add. 33278	ff. 53r - 59v	Great Janus, tho the festival be thine
	ff. 58r - 62v	The birth of Jove
	ff. 75r - 78r	Dread Sir, the prince of light
	ff. 93r - 96v	The new year is begun
GB-Lbl Add. 33287	ff. 112 - 117v	Great sir, the joy of all our hearts
	ff. 118-124v	My trembling song, awake, arise
	ff. 125-130	Dread Sir, father Janus
	ff. 21v-22v	Tis not to add new glories to the day
	ff. 63-69	How does the new-born infant year rejoice?
	ff. 69v-71v	See mighty sir the day appears
	ff. 89v-92v	Oh mighty prince, whose loud or dreaded name
GB-Lbl, Add. 31457	ff. 26v-44r	Welcome happy day in times record forever live
	ff. ?	Welcome genial day!
GB-Lcm MS. 1097A	ff. 119v-123v  | link	Arise, great monarch
	Leaves extracted from GB-Lcm MS. 1097 and bound separately  | link	Smile again twice happy morn
GB-Lcm, MS 1097	f. 189	With cheerful hearts let all appear
	ff. 135-50  | link	Hail monarch sprung of race divine
	ff. 151-68  | link	Is it a dream that thus deserves our sight
GB-Ob MS Mus c.26	ff. 121-127	Up, shepherds, up
GB-Och Mus. 14	ff. 91r - 93v	All things their certain periods have
Purcell, Royal Welcome Songs Part II (ed. Bruce Wood)	xxxiii  | link	Why are all the Muses mute?

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