Chapter LIII: Part II: ix, 313
remarks on, ib. 315
notes on, ib. 354
character of, i, 268
extracts from Buckingham’s answer to, ix, 272-4
Absalom’s Conspiracy, or the Tragedy of Treason, ix, 199, 205
Abuse of personal satires, xiii, 81
Accession of James I., state of learning in England on, i, 5
James II., poems on, x, 59
Account of Gibbon’s conversion to the catholic faith, by himself, i, 316
Montague and Prior’s parody on the Hind and the Panther, ib. 330
Luke Milbourne, ib. 394
ludicrous, Dryden’s funeral, ib. 441
Dryden’s funeral, by Mrs Thomas, false, ib. 442
Dryden’s funeral, by Tom Brown, ib. 443
Dryden’s family, ib. 462
of Cleveland, i, 43
Sir Robert Howard, i, 54
defence of an Essay of Dramatic Poesy, ii, 263
the representation of the Spanish Friar, vi, 371
Annus Mirabilis, in a letter to Sir Robert Howard, ix, 92
contest at the election of Sheriffs for London, ix, 404
the last period of the life of the Earl of Shaftesbury, ix, 415
the reception of the Lancashire Witches, vii, 15
Protestant flail, ib. 19
the Associating Club, ib. 154
the Hind and Panther, by Swift, x, 106
the rise of the Quakers, ib. 141
the noble house-keeping of the Duke of Beaufort, ix, 391
the sect of Anabaptists, x, 145
the rise of Presbyterianism, ib. 148
the birth of the son of James II., by Smollet, x, 305
Pope-burning, x, 370
John Lilburn, vi, 363
William Fuller, viii, 329
Lodovico Sforza, ix, 46
Anne Hyde, Duchess of York, ib. 73
Sir John Lawson, ib. 161
gallant actions of Prince Rupert, ix, 167, 174
gallant actions of the Duke of Albemarle, ib. 168, 171
Sir Edward Spragge, ib. 178
Sir Freschville Hollis, ib. 180
Michael Adrien de Ruyter, ib. 182
Sir William Jones, ib. 279
Slingsby Bethel, ib. 280
Titus Oates, ib. 282
Sir Edmondbury Godfrey, ib. 285
the Duke of Ormond, ib. 294
the Earl of Ossory, ib. 299
Archbishop Sancroft, ib. 301
Bishop Compton, ib. 302
Bishop Dolben, ib. 303
the Marquis of Halifax, ib. 305
of the Earl of Rochester, ix. 307
Sir Edward Seymour, ib. 308
Nahum Tate, ib. 315
Sir Robert Playton, ib. 359
Sir Thomas Player, ib. 361
Robert Ferguson, ib. 363
James Forbes, ib. 368
Samuel Johnson, ib. 369
Samuel Pordage, ib. 372
Elkanah Settle, ib. 373
King’s Head Club, ib. 380
Sir William Waller, ib. 381
the Earl of Dartmouth, ib. 386
Edward Sackville, ib. 387
the Duke of Beaufort, ib. 390
the Duke of Albemarle, ib. 394
the Earl of Arlington, ib. 395
the Duke of Grafton, ib. 396
the Earl of Feversham, ix, 397
Nottingham, ib. 400
Sir Roger L’Estrange, ib, 400
Sir John Moor, ib. 402
Whip and Key, ib. 425
Thomas Hunt, vii, 127
Richard Rumbold, ib. 261
Edward Coleman, x, 18
Hugh Paulin Cressy, ib. 21
Edmund Campian, ib. 20
Robert Parsons, ib. 20
William Tyndal, ib. 24
Richard Hooker, ib. 26
George Cranmer, ib. 26
John Penry, or Martin Mar-prelate, ib. 27
Eleanor James, ib. 116
Zuinglius, ib. 150
Calvin, ib. 155
John White, ib. 257
Gilbert Burnet, ib. 267
Hart, the tragedian, ib. 328
Ralph Bathurst, ib. 330
Dr Charles Davenant, ib. 333
Lady H. M. Wentworth, ib. 337
Lodowick Carlell, x, 404
of John Bancroft, x, 412
Richard Flecknoe, ib. 441
Thomas Shadwell, ib. 443
Thomas Heywood, ib. 446
James Shirley, ib. 446
Ogleby, ib. 452
Sir George Etherege, ib. 454, xi, 38
Dr Walter Charleton, xi, 12
Dr William Gilbert, ib. 15
William Harvey, ib. 15
Dr George Ent, ib. 16
Lady Castlemaine, ib. 18
the death of Nat. Lee, ib. 22
John Northleigh, ib. 35
Southerne, ib. 48
Henry Higden, ib. 52
Lord Lansdowne, ib. 63
Peter Anthony Motteux, ib. 67
John Driden of Chesterton, ib. 71
Sir Godfrey Kneller, ib. 84
John Oldham, ib. 98
Mrs Anne Killigrew, ib. 102
Dr Henry Killigrew, ib. 106
Mrs Katharine Philips, xi, 111
the Countess of Abingdon, ib. 119
Henry Purcell, ib. 145
the Marquis of Winchester, ib. 152
the death of Sir Palmes Fairborne, ib. 156
St Cecilia, ib. 165
the festival of St Cecilia, ib. 166
the Duke of Ormond, ib. 195
Ovid, xii, 4
the causes of Ovid’s banishment, ib. 5, 7
Cowley’s mode of translation, ib. 15
Lord Radcliffe, ib. 47
Sir Peter Lely, ib. 267
Thomas Creech, ib. 277
the Earl of Roscommon, ib. 341
Livius Andronicus, xiii, 54
Barten Holyday, ib. 93
Sir Robert Stapylton, ib. 93
Owen Swan, ib. 97
Sir George Mackenzie, ib. 111
of William Walsh, ib. 297
the person, manners, and fortune, of Virgil, ib. 323
the Earl of Chesterfield, xiv, 3
the Earl of Peterborough, xv, 189
Sir William Trumball, ib. 190
Gilbert Dolben, ib. 190
the Duke of Shrewsbury, ib. 192
Sir Thomas Armstrong, ib. 204
Aston, ib. 204
the Earl of Aylesbury, ib. 207
the Earl of Essex, ib. 208
John Taylor, the water poet, ib. 378
Thomas Rhymer, ib. 383
the Brachmans, xvi, 91
Malacca, ib. 150
Amboyna, ib. 158
P. V. P. Cayet, xvii, 94
Archbishop Spottiswoode, ib. 159
Robert Bellarmine, ib. 160
Louis Maimbourg, ib. 182
Dr Peter Heylin, ib. 190
Bishop Stillingfleet, ib. 194
Dr George Morley, ib. 196
Charles Alphonse du Fresnoy, ib. 281
M. St Evremont, xviii, 9
Polybius the historian, ib. 26
the translation of Polybius, by Sir Henry Shere, ib. 19
the murder of Lucian, ib. 57
Charles Blount, ib. 77
Henry Brouncker, ib. 92
William Pate, ib. 130
Mrs Elizabeth Steward, ib. 141
Samuel Pepys, ib. 154
Acis, Polyphemus, and Galatea, story of, xii, 199
Acquittal of the Earl of Shaftesbury, ix, 409
Act of Oblivion, ix, 50
Action, unity of, what xv, 307
Actions of the Duke of Albemarle, ix, 168-171
Addison’s Essay on the Georgics of Virgil, xiv, 14
Address of the Atheists, x, 144
Addresses on the accession of James II. character of, x, 110
poetical, to James II. on the birth of a son, ib. 286-7
Advertisement to the Duke of Guise, vii, 133
regarding poems ascribed to Dryden, xv, 199
Essay on Dramatic Poesy, xv, 292
translation of Plutarchs’ Lives, xvii, 3
the first edition of the translation of Virgil’s works, xiii, 281
Advice to a young painter, xvii, 377-468
Æneas, Epistle to, xii, 35
Æneid, moral of, xiv, 150
disputed by Heyne, ib. 150
four first lines of, not Virgil’s, ib. 225
Æneis, time of action of, xiv, 189
machinery of, ib. 193
of Virgil, xiv, 125, xv, 1-186
dedication of, xiv, 127
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