Life of the Author,
To the King,

MISCELLANIES.

Coopers Hill,

23

36

On the Earl of Strafford's trial and death,

On my Lord Crofts, &c.

373

On Mr.Tho. Killigrew's return from Venice, &c.40

On Mr. Abr. Cowley's death, &c.

On Mr John Fletcher's works,

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5

19

42

46

Natura Naturata,

47

Friendship and Single Life, &c.

49

A Speech against Peace at the Close Committee, 54

The humble Petition of the Poets,

A Western Wonder,

A Second Western Wonder,

A Dialogue between Pooley and Killigrew,

The Progress Of Learning,

Elegy on the Death of Lord Hastings,

EPISI LES.

To Sir John Mennis, &c.

To Sir Richard Fanshaw, &c.
To the Hon. Edward Howard, &c.

59

61

62

TRANSLATIONS, &c.

Page

89

Preface to the Destruction of Troy,

113

The Destruction of Troy, from Virgil, Book II. 93

The Passion of Dido for Æneas,

Sarpedon's Speech to Glaucus, from Homer,

Book XII.

122

123

125

Preface to ditto,

126

Cato Major of old Age.-Cato, Scipio,Lælius, 127

Part I.

131

132

143

352

162

163

173

178

Epigram. From Marshal,

To the Reader of Cato Major,

Part II.

Part III.

Part IV.

Of Prudence.

Of Prudence,

Of Justice,

Imitation of a modern Author upon Chess,

The Preface,

THE END.