Page

Par The beginning of the Second Book, ditto, 389 The Ninth Ode of Book First of ditto, trahlFrom the Fifth Book,

390 lated, The Third Ode of the First Book of Horace, The Twenty-ninth Ode of the Fird Book of translated. Inscribed to the Earl of Ros.

ditto, commen, on his intended Voyage to Ire- The Second Epode of ditto, land,

391

WORKS OF ROCHESTER.

SELECT POEMS.

410 411 413

Page Tx Author's Life, :

397

A Letter from Artemisa in Town, to Chloe

in the Country,

An Epiftolary Essay from Lord Rochester to Dialogue,

401 Lord Mulgrave, upon their Mutual Poems, 409 A Pastoral dialogue between Alexis and Stre- A Trial of the Poets for the Bays, in imita.

phon, written at the Bath, in the year tion of a Satire in Boileau, 1674,

402 A Sacire against Mankind, The Advice,

ib. Poffcript, The Discovery,

403

The Maimed Debauchee, Woman's Honour. A Song, ib. Upon Nothing,

is. Grecian Kindness. A Song, ib. Translation of some Lines in Lucretius,

114 The Mistress. A Song,

404 To his Sacred Majesty, on his Refloration is A Song,

ib. the Year 1660, Another,

ib. Tó her Sacred Majesty, the Queen Mother, To Corinna, A Song,

ib. on the Death of Mary, Princess of Orange, Love and Life. A Song,

405
An Epilogue.

415 A Song,

ib.

An Allusion to the Tenth Satire of the Firf Another,

Book of Horace, Upon his leaving his Mistress,

ib. To Sir Car Scrope, who thought himself reUpon Drinking in a Bowl,

ib. ficcted on io the preceding Poem, publicbA Song,

ed a Poem, “ In Defence of Satire," which Another,

ib. occasioned the following Reply, The Answer,

ib. Epilogue, Constancy. A Song,

ib. Prologue spoken at the Court of Whitehall, A Song,

407 besore King Charles II. by the Lady ElizaAnother, in imitation of Sir John Eaton, ib. beth Howard,

ib.

406

416

WORKS OF ROSCOMMON.

Page The Author's Life,

421 A Paraphrase on Pfalm CXLVIII.

A Prologue spoken to his Royal Highness the
POEMS.

Duke of York, at Edinburgh,
An Essay on Translated Verse,

423 Song. On a Young Lady who suag finely, To the Earl of Roscommon, on his Essay on and was afraid of a Cold,

Translated Verse. By Dr. Chetwood, Virgil's Sixth Eclogue.-Silenus, 1684,

426 Ode upon Solitude, To the Earl of Roscommon, occasioned by his The Twenty-second Ode of the First Book Lordship's Essay on Translated Verse, from

of Horace, the Latin of Mr. Charles Dryden. By Mr. The same imitated, Needler,

427

Page

Page Part of the Fifth Scene of the Second Act in

of Monsieur Corneille, and acted at the Guarini's Pastor Fido, translated, ib. Theatre in Dublin,

434 The Ghost of the Old House of Commons, Ross's Ghost,

ib. to the New one, appointed to meet at Ox- The Sixth Ode of the Third Book of Horace, ford,

432

of the Corruption of the the Times, ib. On the Death of a Lady's Dog,

ib. Translation of the following Verse from Epilogue to Alexander the Great, when acted Lucan. Vietrix Caufa Diis placuit, sed Vida at the Theatre in Dublin,

433
Catoni,

435 On the Day of Judgment,

ib. Translation from Horace's Art of Poetry, ib. Epilogue to Pompey, a Tragedy, translated On Mr. Dryden's Religio Laici,

440 by Mrs. Cach. Philips, from the French

WORKS OF OTWAY.

POEM3.

Page

Page THz Author's Life, 443 Epistle to Mr. Duke,

461 To Mr. Creech, upon his translation of Lucretius,

463 Windsor Caftle, in a Monument to our late Epiloguc spoken upon his Royal Highness the

Sovereign King Charles, of ever-blessed Duke of York's coming into the Theatre, memory, 447 April 21. 1682,

464 Dedication to King James II.

ib. Spoken to her Royal Highness, on her return The Poet's Complaint of his Muse; or, Satire from Scotland, in the Ycar, 1682,

ib against Libels,

453 Prologue to Mrs. Behn's City Heiress, Dedication to the Right Honourable Thomas

1682,

ib. Earl of Offory, Baron of Moor-Park, Knight The Sixteenth Ode of the Second Book of of the Most Noble Order of the Garter,

Horace,

465 &c. ib. The Complaint: A Song,

ib. Ode,

454 Prologue to N. Lee's Constantine the Great, ib. Phaedra to Hippolytus, trandated out of The beginning of a Pastoral on the Death of Ovid,

his lace Majesty,

466

460

WORKS OF POMFRET,

POEMS.

Page

Page The Author's Life,

.
469 To his Friend under Afiliation,

484 Preface, 471 To another Friend under Affliction,

485 To his Friend inclined to Marry,

ib,

To a Painter, drawing Dorinda's Picture, 486 The Choice,

472 To the Painter, after he had finished DoLove triumphant over Reason. A Vision,

473
rinda's Picture,

ib. The Fortunate Complaint,

478 Cruelty and Luft. An Epistolary Essay, ib. Strephon's Love for Delia justified, in an On the Marriage of the Earl of AEpistle to Celadon,

with the Conntess of S,

490 Epistle to Delia,

An Inscription for the Monument of Diana, A Pastoral Essay on the Death of Queen Countess of Oxford and Elgin,

ib. Mary, Anno 1694, 482 The fame attempted in English,

49r

480 481

1

1

Page Tac Author's Life,

507 Song, written at Sea in the first Dutch ta,

1665, the Night before the Engage-
POEMS.
ment,

$11 To Mr. Edward Howard, on his Incompa- On the Countess of Dorchester, Mifre's to rable, Incomprehensible Poem,called " The King James II.

13. British Princes,"

509
On the same,

511 To the same. On his Plays, ib, Knotting,

ib. To Sir Thomas St. Serfe, on his printing his The Antiquated Coquet. A Satire,

ib. Play, called “ Tarugo's Wiles,

510 Song to Chloris, from the “ Blind Archer," $13 Epilogue to Moliere's Tartuffe, translated by Song, Mr. Medburne, ib. Another,

D. Epilogue on the Revival of Ben Jonson's Play, A French Song Paraphrased,

CIA called “ Every Man in his Humour,

ib. Songs,

WORKS OF STEPNEY.

Pus

POEMS.

Page Tue Author's Life,

517 | A Poem, dedicated to the Memory of Queen

Mary,
The Austrian Eagle,

The Nature of Dreams,
On the Marriage of George Prince of Den- Verses, imitated from the French of Morf.
mark, and the Lady Anne,

519 Maynard, to Cardinal Richlieu, 'To King James II. on his Accession to the Imitation of Juvenal, Satire VIII. Throne,

520 Horace, Book III. Ode VII. imitated, On the University of Cambridge's burn- Imitation of Horace, Book IV. Ode IX.

ing the Duke of Monmouth's Picture, Translation of a Verse from Lucan, 1685,

521 | To Mr. Edmund Smith, An Epistle to Charles Montague, Esq. on his

The Spell, Majesty's Voyage to Holland,

ib. Elegy upon the Death of Tibullus. From On' the late Horrid Conspiracy,

522

, To the Earl of Carlisle, on the Death of his Son before Luxemburgh,

$31

To the Evening Star. Englisked from a Greek

1

WORKS OF PHILIPS.

Page
544
545

Page
The Author's Life,

535 Ode ad Henricum St. John, Armig. 1706,
Mr. Philips's designed Dedication to the An Ode to Henry St. John, Esq. 1706,
Splendid Shilling,

537 Cider. Book 1..

Book II.

Cerealia,
The Splendid Shilling,

539 Bachanalian Song. By Mr. Philips,
Blenheim,

540

546
553

POLMS.

558

560

WORKS OF WALSH.

ib.

Page

Page
Tue Author's Life,
563 Epigram. Cornus,

575
Preface,
565 Epigram. Thraso,

ib.
Epigram. Gripe and Shifter,

ib.
POEMS.

To Cælia, upon fome Alterations in her
Face,

ib,
To his Book,
568 | The Retirement,

ib.
Elegy. The unrewarded Lover,
ib. The despairing Lover,

574
Epigram. Written in a Lady's Table-Book, ib. Song,

ib.
Elegy. The Power of Verse,

ib. A Song to Phyllis,
Jealousy,
569 Phyllis's Resolution,

ib.
Cure of Jealousy,

ib. An Epistle to a Lady who had resolved against
Sonnet. Death,
570 Marriage,

575
Elegy. To his false Mistress,
ib. Clelia to Urania. An Ode,

ib.
Upon the same Occasion,
ib. Soog,

ib,
The Antidote,

ib. Loving one I never saw,
Upon a Pavour offered,

671
The Reconcilement,

ib.
Dialogue between a Lover and his friend, ib.
Epigram. Lyce,

ib. 1. Daphne,
The fair Mourner,
ib. 2. Galatea,

577
Epigram. To his false Mistress,
572 3. Damon,

ib.
Epigram. Love and Jealousy,

ib. 4. Lycon,
Elegy. The Petition,

ib. 5. Delia. On the Death of Mrs. Tempest, 579
Elegy. Upon quitting his Mistress,

ib. Horace, Book III. Ode III. imitated,
To his Miferels, against Marriage,

ib. | The Golden Age restored, in imication of the
Epigram. Chloe,

573 fourth Pastoral of Virgil,
Yol. VI.

;b

PASTORAL ECLOGUES,

576

578

580

585

3D

Page
Tue Author's Life,

585 | On the Return of King William from lre-
land, after the Battle of the Boyne,

610
PHÆDRA AND HIPPOLITUS, A TRAGEDY.

A Poeni to the Memory of AL. John
Dedication to the Right Honourable Charles Philips,
Lord' Halifax,

589 Charlettus Percivalla Suo,

619
Phædra and Hippolitus,

591 Percivallus Charletto Suo,

i.
Pocokius,
POEMS.

Ode for the Year 1705,
On the Birth of the Prince of Wales, 615 | Ode,
On the Inauguration of King William and

bul

Ode in Praise of Music,
Qucen Mary,

ib,

629

The Review,

627
The Fifth Elegy of the First Book of

Ovid,
The Fourth Ode of the Second Book of
Horace,

To the People of England; a Deteftatin e

Civil War. From Horace's Seveuth Epak, bil
To Mr. Creech on his Translation of Luci-

tius,
Virgil's Fifth Eclogue,
To Mr. Waller; upon the Copy of Perlis