File Description: Contents:
22. Introduction
23. Somnus, awake!
24. Leave me, loathsome light
25. Dull god, canst thou attend
26. More sweet is that name
27. My will obey
28. Thus shap'd like Ino
29. Be wise, as you are beautiful
30. Thus let me thanks be paid
31. Rich odours fill the fragrant air
32. Lay your doubts and fears aside
33. Oh, Semele
34. How engaging, how endearing
35. I ever am granting
36. Speak your desire
37. You'll grant what I require?
38. Ah! Take heed what you press
39 No, no, I'll take no less
40. Ah! Whither is she gone
41. Ah me! Too late I now repent
42. Oh, terror and astonishment
43. Apollo comes!
44. Happy, happy shall we be!

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