SA T Y R S

OF
Decimus Junius Juvenalis :

. AND OF
AULUS PERSIUS FLACCUS.

To which is Prefix'd a
DISCOURSE

Concerning the
Original and Progress of S ATYR.

LONDON:
Printed for J. and R. Tonson and S. DRAPER

in the Strand.

· My LORD,
GYD HE Wishes and Desires of all good Men,
O which have, attended your Lordship from

your First Appearance in the World,

are at length accomplish'd in your obune taining those Honours and Dignities, which you have so long desery'd. There are no Factions, thio' irreconcileable to one another, that are not united in their Affection to you, and the Respect they pay you. They are equally pleas'd in your Prosperity, and wou'd be equally concern'd in your Afliction. Titus Vefpafian was not more the Delight of Humankind. The Universal Empire made him only more known, and more powerful, but cou'd not make him more belov'd. He had greater Ability of doing Good,

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