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352.9
George Finch, iv. 254
Have with you to Saffron Walden,
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Hostility of Tom, Nashe and Gabriel
Harvey, ii. 358. Dedicatory Epistle,
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Hearniana, i. 65, 73, 169, 548
Memoires of John Fox
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Wanley, 76. Tradesmen's Tokens,
77. Ancient Manuscripts for Coun
ty History, 78. Conduit at Oxford,
79. Bp. Fleming, ib. Bp. Me-
niati, 80
Heart, the Covetousness of the, from
Schola Cordis, iii. 223. The en-
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Heath, John, ii. 11
1630, ii. 505. Ledication; Extract,
506
359. Address to all Christian Read-Hebdomada Sacra, &c. by Rog. Cocks,
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Hawe's, Edward, Prosopopeia of tray-
terous Percye's and Catesby, 1600,
iii. 328
Heberden, Wm. M.D. iii. 227
Hebrides, New, iv. 253
Helen, S. Empress, iii. 349
Hemingby, iii: 348
Hemyngsford, Walter, i. 170. Hearne
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Henchman, Dr. Humphrey, ii. 474
Henden, Mr. iv. 389
Henderson, i. 137
Henley, iv. 356
Henneberge, Countess of, brought to
Bed of 365 Children, ii. 297
Henrietta Maria, Queen, iii. 82
Henry VIII. i. 157. iii. 253
Henry III. of France, iv. 357
Henry IV. of France, ii. 252, 2
Henry King of Scots, Murther of, ii.
440
iii. 278, 323, 493
Thomas, Vox Secunda Po.
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Hercules, ii. 382
Hereford, iii. 335
Co. iii. 348.
Hugo, iii. 435
Herman, Earl of Henneberg, ii.
297
Henry, Prince, Obsequies of, or
mournful Elegies upon his Death,
&c. by George Wither, 1633, i.
282, 384. Dedication; Anagrams;
Epistle Dedicatory, 384. Epitaph
on Sir William Sydney, 385. Ex-Herisius
tracts, 387, 392, 409. Prince, Ob-
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410. Supposed Intercolution be-
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Henry, Prince, Lines on his Death,
ii. 497
his laudable Life and
deplorable Death, by James Max-
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iii. 163, n. 436, 447
1612, iv. 169. Fune-
ral Song on the Death of, 170, 171.
Notices of Tribute to his Memory,
172, 173. Obsequies of, ib.
Extract from his Let-
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Henry II. iii. 234. iv. 181
Hermaphrodite, ii. 380
Hermit of Warksworth, iv. 244
Hero and Leander, by Marlow and
Chapman, 1606, ii. 112. Sestyad,
113, 127. Specimen of Chapman's
Manner, from the sixth and last
Sestyad, ii. 128. Second Sestyad,
161. Third Sestyad, 307. Remarks,
320. Fourth Sestyad, 321. Fifth
Sestyad, 332. Tales of Teras, 335.
Epithalamium Teratos, 345. Sixth.
Sestyad, 458
Hero of Lorenzo, or the Way to Emi-
nence and Perfection, iv. 403
Herodotus, iii. 296
Henry Illustrissimum, Walliæ, Prin- Heroic Lover, Bancroft's Poem, Lines
cipum, iv. 172
Hepburne, Col. i. 138
Heptameron of civil Discourses, by
Wetstone, 1582, iv. 5
Hepwith, John, Caledonian Forest,
the, by, iv. 346, 348
Heraclitus and Democritus, the Rid-
Herreis, Sir Hughe, iii. 435
Herrick, iii. 4
Herring, Archbp. i. 213, iii. 66
Hervey, F. i. 145
Lady Louisa, i. 63
William, iv. 333
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176. Quere, whether the Book of Hesiod, ii. 64
Heywood, Thomas, i. 240. Troia Bri- | Hobart, i. 106
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Epistle, ib. Address to the Reader,
143. Canto I. 144
Hinxton, Vicarage of, iv. 230
Hippolitus, ii. 395
Hippomenes, ii. 383
Historical Library, Nicholson's, Re
putation of, i. 88
History, Strange one, from Heywood's
Hierarchie, i. 250
Ecclesiastical, the Marrow
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count of the Work, 206. Catalogue
of Authors, ib. Author's Portrait,
ib. Dedication; Calamy's Address
to the Christian Reader; Ash and
Wall's Address, 212. Author's
Epistle, Verses, &c. 214. Tables,
Advertisement, 215. Further Ac-
count of the Book, 216
of our Lord and Saviour Je-
sus Christ, &c. gathered into Eng-
lish metre, by Robert Holland, ii.
158. Dedication, ib. Address to
the Reader, 159
a Survey of, or a Nursery for
Gentry, Richard Brathwayte, Esq.
1638, iii. 339. Dedication, ib. Ano-
ther, 343. Extract, 344
of the Puritans, (Neale's) iv.
H. J. Esq. Emblems, with elegant
Figures, i. 138
Hoapton-Heath, iii. 334
Richard, Orthographie, iii.
Hodson, Thomas, i. 272. iii. 212
Hody, Dr. Humphrey, Archdeacon of
Oxford, 1706, Biographical No-
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Hogarth, i. 464
Hoghton, Lady Margaret, iv. 297
Holbein, Hans, ii. 367
Holden, A. iii. 308
Holdernesse, Lord, iii. 75
Earl of, iv. 332
Holinshead, ii. 243. iv. 167
Holland, i. 207. ii. 33
Earl of, iv. 125
Earl Florence of, ii. 297
Lord, iii. 233
Hugh, iii. 215
Dr. Philemon, 41
Robert, History of
Jesus Christ, &c. ii. 153. Christ's
Nativity, 1594, iii. 137. His Ver.
sification of the Lord's Prayer, ib.
Samuel, Gent. his
Romance on Romances, iv. 196,
197, 201
Hollar, iii. 339
Hollis, iii. 60
Thomas, iii. 64
Holman, i. 552
Holt, Chief Justice, iii. 344..
Holyday, Barten, his Survey of the
World, iii. 292
Holy Memorials, or Heavenly Memen-
tos, Specimen from, ii. 287
Holy Rood, or Christ's Crosse, John
Davies's, 1609, iii. 260. Extract,
261. Sonnets appended to the Poem,
262
Homer, iii. 313, 358
Homer's Iliad, Chapman's, ii. 81
Homerum Britannicum, iv. 147
Honeysuckles, Handful of, Lines from
the, ii. 109
Honeywood of Pett, ii. 260
.... Sir Thomas, i. 223
Honywood, Sir Robert, Translation
of Nani's History, &c. iii. 515
Honour Triumphing over Death, iv
Hood, Eustace, iv. 323
Hooker, Richard, iii. 187
Hooper, Bp. of Gloucester, i. 207, 228 | Hughes, David, iii. 211 ***
Hopkins, Dr. W. Preb. of Worcester,
1700, Character of, i. 162
Hop, verses from a Pack of Patentees,
iii. 264
Huic habeo non tibi, an Epigram, iii.
416
Horace, ii. 45, iv. 296, iv. 335
Horace's Art of Poetrie, Pistles and
Satyrs, englished, Addressed to the
Earl of Ormond, by Tho. Drant,
iv. 316, 318.
Horæ Vacivæ, John Hall's, 1646,
iii. 305. Complimentary Verses to
the Author, 307, Essay, i. Of Opi-
nions, 310, ii. Of Time, 312, ix.
Of Dissimulation, 314. Titles of
the other Essays, 318
Hull, Hen. i. 147
Hull, iii. 333
Hullyn, J. i. 228
Hume, Alexander, ii. 252
Humphede, i. 207
Humphrys, Dr. Humphry, Bishop of
Bangor, ii. 246
Humility, an Epigram, by Hugh
Crompton, iii. 168
Humours, Heaven on Earth, &c. by
John Davies of Hereford, 1603, ií.
194. Conclusion of the Dedication,
194. Remarks, 196. Passages re-
specting the Plague in 1603, 197
Horni, Caroli Carmen Funebre, re- Hunnis, William, Seven Sobs of a
ferred to, ii. 499
Hornsey, iii. 408
Horsefield, Robert, i. 462
Horsey, Lady Edith, iii. 533
Sir Raufe, iii. 531
Horsley, iii. 376
Horton, iii. 336
Mr. iv. 259
Hotham, iii. 333
Sorrowful Soule for Sinne, ii. 105,
107
Huon of Bourdeaux, ii. 157
Hunsdon Lord, i. 173
House, iv. 251
Hunt Professor, iv. 408
..... Leigh, iv. 330, 332
Huntington, Earl of, i. 224
Huddleston, Mr. Richard, iv. 423
Husband, a Poem exhibited in a
Compleat Man, 1614, ii. 256, De-
dication, ib.
Huscroft, Verses, Mrs. iv. 394
Huss, i. 207
Hutchinson, iii. 237
Mrs. iv. 261
Hutton, Archbishop, iv. 431
Dr. ii. 79
Mr. of Ayno, i. 155
Hyde, J. i. 145
Hylton, Wal. i. 377
Hyppasus, ii. 145
Hyve, full of Hunnye, &c. William
Hunnis's, 1578, ii. 105, Argu-
ment, ib.
Thomas's Fable of Narcis-
sus, Ovid, translation ascribed to,
iii. 265
Howland, Dr. Richard, Bishop of
Peterborough, ii. 243
Hubbard, Henry, iii. 213
Hubburt, Charles, iv. 289
Hubert, Sir Francis, 96. See Eulo-"
gium, ii. 9. Success in his difficult
pursuit, 103
Richard, i. 97
Huddesford, i. 66
Hudibras, iv. 283
Hughes, iii. 47
Iambics, Latin, Bishop Hall's, iii. 163
Ibbotson, Mr. iv. 69
Icarus, ii. 382.
Idæa, Sweete," Remarks on, iv. 3, 4
Idyllia and L'Envoy, a Poem, iv. 100
Ignoto, Infelice, Academicio, Fune-
rall Oration by, on the Death of
Queen Elizabeth, iv. 10
Ignoramus, a Play, Remarks on Rug-
gles's, iv. 504
Imposture, the, a Sonnet, by Joshua
Sylvester, ii. 416
Imprisonment, Comforts against, by
Bishop Hall, iii. 285
Improvement of Imprisonment, &c
George Wither's, 1661, ii. 347,
Extract, 352, 357, 475, 486
Indias, East, the first Booke of the
History of the Discovery and Con-
quest of, &c. Translated by N. L.
1582, i. 133
Indian News, Houre Glasse of, iv.
Inductio Vigeliæ, from Chapman's
Eugenia, ii. 57
Informations, or a Protestation and
Treatise from Scotland, &c. 1608,
i. 201
Ingelo, Mr. Nathaniel, iv. 424
Inglis, i. 137
Instructions, Profitable, by Robert
Ewel of Essex, Sir Philip Sidney,
and Secretary Davison, iv. 119
Ireland, iii. 333, 381, iv. 359
Irving, Dr. iii. 291
Isham, Thomas, i. 356
Isleworth, iv. 251
Islip, Adam, i. 129, 240, 308, iii. 353
Ismarus, the Thracian, a Description
of, by Thomas Powell, 1601, iii.
169. Extract, 171
Itafernes, iii. 473
Italy, iii. 382, iv. 357, 359
Iter Boreale, &c. 1660, i. 262. Ex-
tracts, 263, 269
Ives, John, Esq. Select Papers of,
1773, iv. 373
"I would, and I would not," the
Author supposed to be Nicholas
Breton, 1614, iii. 174
Jackman's Sounde, ii. 213
Jackson, Hugh, iii. 529
Jacques, VI. Roy d'Ecosse La Lepan
the de, &c. 1591, i. 34
James, King, Complimentary Poem
to, by J. Green, iv. 2, 5
James I. His Poetical Exercises, i.
Apology for the Oath of
Allegiance, condemned by the Pope,
i. 38
Epigrams by, and to Poets
in his reign, ii. 26
..........
Speech, intended to have
been spoken to him at Windsor,
iii. 13, 42, 268, 269, 344, 428, 431,
478, 483
Poem to, on his Progress to
Scotland, 428
Extracts from his Instruc-
tions to Prince Henry, iv. 176, 177,
178. Remarks upon his Religious
Tenets, 209. Letter to Queen Eli-
zabeth in 1591, 207, to his servant
in England in 1600, 208
James II. Hearne's Remarks on the
interment of his heart or brain in
Scotland, i. 551, ii. 360, 487. His
remarks on his hand-writing, and
Meditation of, on the 27th Chapter
of Matthew, iv. 468, 469
James IV. of Scotland, ii. 444, Poem
of, on his Marriage with Margaret
Tudor, 508
James, Mr. iv. 427
J. i. 455
Janeway, John, i. 222
Jason, ii. 381
Jaubman, iii. 397
J. C. Gent, iv. 9
Jebb, Mr. iv. 233
Jeffery the Dwarf, i. 133
Jeffreys, John, i. 238
Jegon, Dr. John, Bishop of Norwich,
Jenkin, i. 18, 214
Jenkyn, W. Anagrams by, iv. 510
Jenner, Dr. ii. 77
. Mr. of Exeter, i. 456, iii. Jenyns, Sir Roger, iii. 238
Soame, i. 464, iii. 38, 45,238,
247, iv. 240. Notices on, his En-
quiry on the Origin of Evil, iii. 242
Mrs. iii. 239
Jermy, Thomas, iv. 379
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