Pic-

Commedia, containing an Enterlude
of Myndes witnessing the Man's
Fall from God and Christ, iv. 140
Complaint, Penelope's, by Peter Colse,
1596. iii. 529. Dedication, 530.
Address to the Readers, 531. Pene-
lope's Answer to her Woers, 532.
Her Epistle to Ulysses, 532
Compleat Man, from Jordan's
tures of Passions, ii. 173
Comyns, Mr. Justice, iii. 237
Conant, Dr. John, Archdeacon of
Norwich, 1693, extraordinary Mo-
desty of, i. 165
Conjectures respecting the Author of
the Volume of Maggots, iv. 481,
482, Extracts from, 483, 486
Connell, Arthur, iv. 237
Considerations occasionall, or Horæ
Vacivæ, by John Hall, iii. 305
Constable, Ilen. commendatory Son-
net by, to James I. i. 23
Constable, Henry, iii. 255, n. 420,
476. iv. 152, excellent conceitful
Sonnets by, iv 447, 448. iv. 199
Contemplatio Diurna; Verses by Mild-
may Fane, Earl of Westmoreland,
ii. ioo

Contumely of Defamatory Speeches,
how to support, an Epigram, by
Thomas Urchard, ii. 29
Convocation Writ, Amendinent of,
mentioned in Bishop Kennett's Let-
ters, iii. 376

Cony, Mr. Sutton John, iv. 226

Conyers, Dr. iii. 73, 332

Cook, Sir John, Dean of the Arches,

1740, Anecdotes of, i. 156

Cook, Capt. iv. 253

James, iv. 235

Cooper, Thomas, i. 261, 262

An. his History of the Civil
Warres of Englande, in Verse, by,
iii. 331, 332

Cooperi, Thoma's Thesaurus Linguæ,
&c. i. 261

Cooper, John Gilbert, iii. 51, 163
Coole, Sir Charles, i. 222
Copcot, John, iv. 383

Win. i. 203

Copedray, bridge, iii. 334
Copy of Letters sent to the Quene
(Mary), by Archbishop Cranmer,
1556, iii. 281. Extract, 282
Copyholder of Bridge-town, Extract
from Edmund Sharpe's Song so
called, iii. 214
Coppleton, Dr. J. i. 150
Corbet, i. 137

Edw. i. 146

Marg. i. 220, 225
Corbridge, iii. 335
Cordell, Sir Wm. i. 140

Cordis Schola, in 47 Emblems, 1647,
iii. 323

Cork, Earl of, i. 224, 543
Cornish, Hen. Esq. 1689, Extract
from the Journals of the House of
Lords, concerning, i. 60
Cornucopia and divers Secrets, trans-
lated into Englishe, by Thomas
Johnson, iv. 358
Cornwall, iii. 334
Cornwallis, Sir Charles, ii. 241
Lord, ii. 379
Archbishop, iii. 226

Cortesium, R. i. 19
Coryat, i. 66 67

Coryat's Crudities, Hearne's Remarks
on, i. 66, 67. Note concerning, 73
Cosins, Dr. i. 196
Costell, iii. 2:2

Cotgrave, Randle, his French and
English Dictionary, i. 302
Cotton, J. i. 220, 225

Steven, i. 229

Crofts, Capt. i. 137
Croftes, M. Anth. ii. 265
Crompton, Col. T. iii. 167
Hugh, i. 277
Hugh's Retreat, iii. 167.

Humility, 168

Pierides, or the
Muse's Mount, 1658, i. 272. Situa
tion of, 272. Briskness of his Mare,
273

Crompton's Fardle of Fancies, Scar-
city of, i. 281. Uncertainty con-
cerning him, 282
Cromwell, i. 265

Eliz. Relict of the Pro-
tector, Extract from Kennett's MS.
stating the Place of her Interment,
and the Register of her Burial, i. 54
Oliver, iii. 66, 107, 335,

536, 405. iv. 458
Crook, S. i. 219, 225
Crook-Back, Epigram on a, iii. 454
Crossthwaite, Dr. i. 50
Croutch, iii 131
Crowder, J. i. 144

Crowley, Robert's, Voyce of the last
Trumpet, 1550, iii. 301

Crowne, the Soules immortal, iii. 13
Crowther, Dr. Joseph, Chaunter of

St. Paul's, 1689, Kennett's Account
of his irritable Disposition, i. 59
Crucifix, the trew Use of the, &c. a
Poem in the Scottish Dialect, ii.
253

Cuckow, the, &c. Richardus Nicols,
Oxon, 1007, ii. 1. Extract, ii. 8.
Cudmore, Daniel's Evodia, or Prayer
Song, iv. 189

Poem, Spring, iv.

James, Laird of Barnes,

....

Archbp. i. 228

Craven, Lord, i. 137
Crawfurd, Earis of, i. 138

Creature, the Dyenge, i. 363; Work
and Wooden-Cut described, 363;
Character of and Specimen, 364
Criche, Miles, i. 146

Critique, on the Taste of the Public,
as it regards Poetry, iv. 134, 342
Croft, Sir I. i. 173

ii. 478

Dr. iii. 235

Wm. iii. 235

Cuthbert, St. Hearne's Enquiry con-
cerning a MS. of, i. 548
Cutts, Lord John, iv. 255
Curteyne, Amos, iii. 338
Cyclops, ii. 562

Cynthia with certaine Sonnets, and

Dacians, ii. 371.

D

Dacier, M. his Abstract of the Story

of the Seven Seages, i. 178, 179
Dacre, Lord, i. 158. iii. 61. iv. 207
Dacres, Lord, iii. 35
Dædalus, ii. 382
D'Alva, Duke, i. 223
D'Aubigini, the Memorie of the most
worthie and renowned Bernard Stu-
art, Lord, renewed, &c. by Walter
Quin, 1619, i. 520. The Author's
Verses from, to the Prince, 521.
Extracts, 522, 525
Dalmatians, ii. 371
Dalton, Michael, Esq. iv. 378
Thomas, ib.

Richard, iv. 476

pentance, Heavie Punishment, by
Thomas Fuller, M.D. 1631, iii. 164
St. Bishop of, i. 543

210, 211

1603, iv. 172, 173,

his Representations of
the Plague in London, ii. 197

Sonnet, addressed to
Dr. Whitgift, Abp. of Canterbury,
iii. 249. To the Duke of Lennox,
ib. To the Earl of Northumber-
land, 250. Earl of Worcester, il.
The Countess of Rutland, 251. To
Lord Mountjoy, 254. The Lord of
Kinlosse, ib. Lady Rich, 225.
Scourge of Folly, ii. 11

Dump on the Death of
Henry Earl of Pembroke, by, iii.
259.

....'s Discovery of the Lit-
tle World, &c. 1603, iii. 409
Davies, Miles, iii. 218. iv. 371

Tho. iii. 232, 242. iv. 262
Jo. iii. 42

iii. 188

Dart, iii. 215

Darwin, iv. 332, 335

Daunt, T. i. 145

Daunsell, Sir Wm. iv. 28
Davenant, W. i. 366

Davenport, William, Esq. ii. 490

Davison's Poetical Rhapsody noticed,
ii. 13, n.
Davison, iii. 189

Sec. Profitable Instruction,

by, iv. 119

Dawes, Sir William, iii. 370

Daye, John, i. 228, 301, 409, 419

Day, John, iv. 35

Death's Impartiality, Verses on, by
Rob. Chamberlain, ii. 80
Debtor, a careful, Verses on, by E.
Hake, ii. 376.

Decay the, a Sonnet by Joshua Syl-
vester, ii. 414
Declamations, iv. 27. Of him that
falling down from the Top of his
House, &c. 57. The Answer to it,
58, 95. Of a Jew who would have
for his Debt a pound of the Flesh of
a Christian, 59. Answer to it, 62,
Declaration of Jn. Wenlock to Charles
II. iv. 377

Dedication to Warwick's Spare Mi
nutes, &c. ii. 299, 302

to George Chapman's

Σκία νυκτός, ii. 51

an interesting one, pre
fixed to Golde's kingdom and this
unhelping Age, in. 271

Extract from Arth. Hall's
to Sir Thomas Cecill, of his Bookes
of Homer's Illiades, 1581, iii. 512
Dedicatory Sonnets before Geo. Chap-
man's Translation of Homer's
Iliad, ii. 81. To the Duke of Len
nox, 86. To Lord Ellesmere, 87.
To the Earl of Salisbury, ib. The
Earls of Suffolk and Northampton,
88. Earls of Arundel and. Pem-
broke, 89. Earl of Montgomery,
90. Lord Lisle and Countess of
Montgomery, 91. Lady Wrothe
and Countess of Bedford, 92. Earl
of Southampton, 93. Lord Wal-
den. 94. Sir Thomas Howard, 95.
Dee's Verses against Popery, Extracts
from, iv. 319, 320
Dekker, his Dreame, ii. 249

iv. 199
Delahay, J. i. 238
Delamore, iii. 238

Delightes for Ladies, &c. 1611, ii.
282. Extracts, 282, 286

Elizabeth, ii 238
Derny, Sir William, iv. 379
Description of the Ancient Kingdom
of Maccaria, 1641, iv. 124
Dethick, Hen, i. 129
Deucalion, ii. 3924
Devil, Strappado for, Extracts from
Brathwaite's, iii, 145, 203
Devises, Heroical, a Garden of, &c.
by Henry Peachain, 1612, ii. 148.
Nusquam tuta, 148. Nec metuas
nec optes, 148.. Vos nobis, 149. In
prodigos, 149. Sic vos non vobis,
150. Ex. Avaritia Bellum, 150. Nos-
tra elucibus damino, 151, Salomone
Pulchrius, 151 Tu contra auden.
tior, 152. Huic ne credere, Tutissi-
mum, 152

Devon, Countesse of, iv. 321
Devonshire, Countess of,ti. 58

Earl of, i. 499, n. ii. 416,

iii. 507

Dickenson, W. iii. 243
Dickman, Miss, iii. 225

Dictionary, a French and English, by
Randle Cotgrave, &c. 1673, i. 302
Dicus, the Batchelor, iv. 38
Dido, ii. 530

Digby, iii. 335

Digges, Tho. i. 17. ii. 260
Diggle, Edw. i. 144-

Dighton, J. i. 145

Diodorus, ii. 145, n. iii. 296
Dionysius, King, ii. 371
Disbrow, i. 269

Discontented Mind, Passion of a,
1621, iii. 419. Extract, ib. Close,
421

Discourse, the, a Poem, by An Col-
lins, Extracts from, iii. 180

... betwixt Master Abel and
Master Richard Kilvert, 1641, iv.

123

of the three most blodie
broils that have happened in France
for the Gospel of Christ, by Ann
Dowriche, iv. 180

Discovery of the Projectors of the
Wine Project, 1641, iv. 123
Discretion, Essay on, iv. 116
Discourse, Apologetical, iv. 258
D'Israeli, i. 197, .
Disney, iv. 240

Dissimulation, Essay on, from Hall's
Hora Vacivæ, iii. 314
Divell, the Practyse of the, by L.
Ramsey, 1590, iii. 439. Specimens,

440

the, conjured, 1596, i. 308.
Scarcity of, 308. Address to the
Reader; Extracts, 309, 312
Divine Legation of Moses, the, iv.
406

Diton, iv. 395
Ditton, Plough, iv. 227
Dod, i. 213, 219. iii. 57
Dodd, John, iv. 245

Dodechedron of Fortune, the, trans-
lated from the French of John de
Meun, by Sir W. B. Knight, 1813,
iii. 313

Dodington, Sir Wm. ii. 299

Dodsley, ii. 7

VOL. IV.

Hen. i. 53, 156
Dolben, Bp. ii. 248, 474
Dolle, Ant. i. 302
Dolman, i. 471

Dolobella, Hor. i. 142
Donald, John, iv. 237
Dongwith, iii. 61

Donne, John's, Sheet of Miscellany,
written in Latin, 1652, i. 225,
226

Dr. Paradoxes, &c. i. 226

ii. 8, 9. Elegy on, by Lord
Herbert, of Cherbury, 426

Extracts from an Elegy on,

by Lord Herbert, ii. 427
iii. 2. iv. 175, 345
Donne, his Faults, and those of his
Imitators, ii. 9

Dorman, iii. 370, 440
Dorrell, Adrian, iii. 529, 535, n.
D'Oyley, Thomas, iv. 407
Mr. Saml. iv. 260
Dorney, John, iv. 155
Dorset, Countess of, i. 239
... Earl of, ii. 413, 422
Dosthorp, iii. 376
Douce, iii. 257

Douglas, Garvan, ii. 518

Dover, Henry Earl of, ii, 296. iii. 10
Dowglas, Schir George, ii. 447
Downham, John, iii. 284
Drake, Rev. S. i. 5, n. 18, n.
Sir F.i. 133. ii. 458. iv. 1
Mr. ii. 78

.......

iii. 73, 142, 424
Drant, Anna, i. 19

i. 127
Thomas, iv. 316
Dranta, Thomæ, Angli Aduordinga
mii Præsul, &c. 1578, i. 19. List
of the Contents, 19

Memoirs of, i. 19, 22
Shakloki Epigram-

inatis in mortem Cuthberti Scoti
Apomaxis, 1565, i. 22. Verses be-
fore his Præsul et Sylva, 22
Draper, Win. i. 146
Draut, T. Horace's Art of Poetie,
&c. Englished, addressed to the
Earl of Ormond, iv. 316, 318
Drayton, Michael, ii 2, 8, 12, 33
his Lines before
Christopher Middleton's Legend of

iv. 20

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