he Valentine,

he Revenge,

fting in Snowy Weather,
beria Watch'd at Midnight,

Lord George Graham, on his Action

= near Oftend, on the 24th of June 1745,
a Blank Leaf of a Book, fent to Mi-
randa,

he Progrefs of Wit, a Caveat,

he Art of Acting. Dedicated to the Earl
of Chesterfield,

he Dedication of the Beech-Tree, occafion-

ed by the late Discovery of making Oil

from the Fruit of that Tree,

or. Lib. I. Ode V.

-

erfes on the Death of Mr. Dennis,

rit on a Window, in the Highlands of

TzScotland,

erfes made for Mr. Savage, and fent to

Lady Macclesfield, his Mother,

a Lady Mary Wortley Montague's bring-

ing with her, out of Turkey, the Art of

Inoculating the Small-pox,

o Celia, in the Country. On pulling down

St. Martin's Church,

nfwer to the Refolve,

nfwer to a Scurrilous Obfene Poem, inti-

tuled, "An Epiftle from Mrs. Robinson

to Senefino,"

he Choice. To a Friend,

o the Editor of Clariffa,

o the two generous Masters St. Quintin,

on their tender Affection to each other,

in their Progress through, and Recovery

from the Small-pox,

C

nt to a Lady with a Pocket Looking-

Glass,

o David Mallet, Efq. on a mistaken fuppo-

fition that I had forgot him,

The Actor's Epitome,

The Lord's Prayer in Verse,

POEMS.

An

Habakkuk, Chap. III. Paraphrafed.

Ode, Written in 1710, as an Exercise,

Te Bennda, on her Sickness and Recovery,

ib.

ib.

710

ib.

ib.

ib.

To Lady W

on feeing her in the

Park after her recovery from a long Ill-

nefs, -

709

The Distinction of Ages,

ib. The Mufe to the Writer. A Tranflation

from the French of Dubartas,

An Ode to Aftræ. From the French of

Dubartas,

711

ib.

-

To Mr. Garrick, on his united Ideas of

Actor and Writer,

On Sir Haac Newton,

To Clio, on her praifing Mr. Dyer, and

fhowing me fome of his Verfes,

On two Lovely and Loving Sisters,

To the Editor of Albania,

A Poem. Ad-

dreffed to the Genius of Scotland, and

dedicated to General Wade,

Verfes Written on Windows, in feveral

Parts of the Kingdom, in a Journey to

Scotland,

749

750

Page

752

7531

Georgia

Epigram on giving the Name of

to a part of Carolina,

A Letter from a departed Spirit to the Au-

thor (Mr. Pope), of a Lady's Character,

lately published in a Thurfay's Journal,

The CIV. Pfalm,

To his Muse,

The Tears of the Mufes. A Poem,

Camillus. A Poem. Humbly inscribed to

the Right Honourable Charles Earl of

Peterborough and Monmouth. Written

in the Year 1707,

723

Free Thoughts upon Faith; or, the Reli-

gion of Reafon,

726

The Judgment-Day. A Poem,

730

ib.

Cleon to Lycidas. A Time Piece.

734

ib. The Excurfion of Fancy. A Pindaric Ode, 73&

712

To Belinda, on her Apron Embroidered

with Arms and Flowers,

Part of the XXXVIII. and XXXIX. Chap-

ters of Job, A Paraphrafe,

Melancholy. An Ode. Occafioned by the

Death of a beloved Daughter,

Daphnis and Lycidas A Paftoral. To the

Right Honourable Lord Viscount Town-

fhend of Rainham in Norfolk,

The First Ode of Horace Tranflated,

An Epiftle to my Friend Mr. Elijah Fenton,

Author of Mariamne, a Tragedy,

ib.

ib.

713

ib.

ib.

ib.

ib.

714

715

ib.

716

717

ib.

ib.

719

ib.

Page

753

754

755

756

757

ib.

Dialogue between a Lady and her Looking-
Glafs, while he had the Green-Sickness, 75%

First Hymn of Callimachus to Jupiter,
Second Hymn of Callimachus to Apollo,
I James Thornhill, on his excellent
nting, the Rape of Helen, at the Seat
General Erle, in Dorsetshire. Written
The Year 1718,

af the Second Book of Statius,

e Death of a Young Gentleman,
's Paffion, from a Greek Ode of Mr.
rtin's, formerly of New College.

An

-",

eKing's Return, in the Year 1720,
e Masquerades,

Shadow. An Ode,

elia Playing on a Lute,

e unknown Author of the Battle of
Sexes,

Twelfth Ode of the First Book of Ho-
, Tranflated,

KA

Twenty-Second Ode of the First Book
Horace,

ologue for the Strollers,

VIII. Translated,

1 XXIV. Paraphrafed,

1 XXIX.

a XLVI. Paraphrafed,

a XC. Paraphrafed,

a CXXXIX. Paraphrafed. In Miltonic

rfe,

az Author's Life,
he Grave, a Poem,

Page
799
8co

CXLIV. Paraphrafed,
Chap. III.

Chap. XXV. Paraphrafed,

Song of Mofes, in the Fifteenth Chap-
r of Exodus, Paraphrased,
Third Ode of the Second Book of Ho-
ce, Paraphrased,
Third Ode of the Fourth Book of Ho-
ce, Paraphrased,

the approaching Congress of Cambray.
/ritten in 1721,

·

: Fable of the Young Man and his Cat,
Mr. Pope, on his Tranflation of Homer's
liad,
cimen of a Translation of the Odyssey,
his Majefty's playing with a Tiger in
Kensington Gardens,

-

-

-

802
803

805

ib.

ib.

8c6

808

ib.

809

ib.

ib.

810

ib.

A Dialogue between a Poet and his Servant,
In Imitation of Horace,

816

ib.

Ode to John Pitt, Efq. advising him to build
a Banqueting-House on a Hill that over-
looks the Sea,

817

ib.

819

Ode to John Pitt, Efq on the fame fubject, 820
On Mrs. Walker's Poems, particularly that
on the Author,

821

ib.

On the Art of Preaching. A Fragment.
In Imitation of Horace's Art of Poetry,
Invitation to Dr. Doddington. In Allufion
to Horace,

822

Mr. Pitt to his Brother C. Pitt, on his hav
ing a Fit of the Gout,

ib.

ib.

Written in the Folds of a Pin-Paper,
De Minimis Maxima. Autore Ludovico Dun-

ib.

807

ib.

combe,
Tranflation of the foregoing,
ib. An Epitaph Infcribed on a Stone that covers
his Father, Mother, and Brother,

A Poem on the Death of the late Earl Stan-
hope. Humbly Infcribed to the Countess
of Stanhope,

Epitaph on Dr. Keil, the late famous Aftro-

Book I.

Book II.

818 Book III.

nomer,

Horace, Book II. Epist. XIX. Imitated. An
Epistle to Mr. Robert Lowth,

To Mr. Spence, prefixed to the Effay on
Pope's Odyffey,

race,

Invitation to a Friend at Court,

811

812

813

ib.

814

815 Epiftle to Mr. Spence, when Tutor to Lord
Middlefex. In Imitation of Horace,

ib.

Imitation of Spenser,

Epifle to J. Pitt, Efq. In Imitation of Ho-

race,

Epiftle to Mr. Spence. In Imitation of Ho-

VIDA'S ART OF POETRY.

Dedication to the Right Honourable Philip
Earl Stanhope, Vifccunt Mahon, and Ba-
ron Elvaston,

Fage

818

ib.
ib.

823

ib.

824

ib.

825
ib.

826

ib.

827

ib.

828
ib.

834

841

Page

863