Proase's Own Case," Hearne's Pynson, i. 72, 91, 376, 377
Profitable Instructions, describing
pleasant and profitable Observations
to be taken by Travellers, by the
Earl of Essex, iv.119 11.
Prologue and pilogue to a Comedie,
by Francis Cole, 1041, iv. 203
Prometheus, ii, 390, 407,
Proofe, an Armour of, by Roger
Cotton, 1596, iii. 138!
Prudence, Garden of, &c. 1595, ii.
503-Notice: concerning the Au-
thor, 503. Extracts, 504
Prussia, Court of, iv. 67, 68
Prymrose, the, Remarks on, by
Henry Goldingham, iv, 489
Prynne, W. i. 1668, i 42, 59, 70,
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Prynne's, Archbishop Laud, ii.
239, n.
Psalms of David, a Paraphrase upon,
by George Sandys, 1636, iii. 81.
Dedication to the King (Charles 1.)
it. Another to the Queen, Hen-
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Commendatory Poem, by Lord
Falkland, ib. Psalm LXII. 83. Ex-
tract from a Poem Deo Opt. Max.
84. Song of Simeon, 86-
translated into Eng-
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Psalter, the whole translated into
English metre, by Archbishop
Parker, i. 419. Scarcity and Curi-
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Observations on the Book, 424
Public, Observations on the Taste of,
iv. 336, 337, 340
Puckering, Sir J. i. 197
Pulpits, in and about London, iv. 69.
Puppet-Shows, iv. 335
Purchas, i. 66
Puritan Faction, Account of, i. 191
Puritans, Bancroft's queries to them,
Purslow, i. 174
Pye, S.r Wal. i. 236
Pyramus and Thisbe, ii. 380
Pyrrve, C. iv. 312 i
Pythagoras, ii. 385
Quadripartite Offices, by Barnabe
Barnes, how inscribed, ív. 128
Quarles, Francis, his Eclogs and Ora-
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Enchiridion, contayning Institu-
tions by, 1681, i. 455, 494, Vindi-
Quarles, John, Kingly Bed of Mise-
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His Preface, &c. to J.'
H.'s Emblems to Elegant Figures,
ii. 188
Quarles, John, iv. 289
Quarles, iii. 187, 327, 499
Quarme, Maister Robert, iv. 190
Queen Elizabeth's Teares, &c. Writ-
ten by Christopher Leure, 1603, ii.
55. To whom dedicated, 56. Cha-
Queen's College, iii. 49
racter and Extracts, ib.
Quin, Walter, i. 520. His Congratu
Quien, F. L. i. 18
latory Ode to Charles, i. 525
His Encomiastic Verses
to Sir William Alexander's Darius,
iii. 435.-Epitaph on Prince Henry,
439
Quin, Mr. iv. 421, 422
Quippes for Upstart New-fangled
Gentlewomen, or a Glasse to view
the pride of vain-glorious Women,
1595, iii. 255
Radcliffe, Dr. i. 159
Radnor, John, Earl of, iv. 403
Raleigh, G. i. 174
Raleigh, Sir Walter, ii. 8, iii. 286,.
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Ramisalus, Johannes, iii. 435
Ramsey, Sir J. i. 138, iii. 435
H. i. 147
Randall, Thomas, ii. 492
Randolph, ii. 33, 38
Rare Pattern of Justice and Mercy | Reynolds, Mr. Chancellor, iv. 78°
Exemplified in the Legacies of Sir
James Cambel, iv. 126
Rash Man, from Jordan's Pictures of
Passions, ii. 175
Rastell's Chronicle, Hearne's Remarks
concerning, i. 71, 74, n. 90.
Ratcliffe, Mrs. J. i. 220, 225
Robert, Earl of Sussex, ii.
94, n.
Rathband, i. 213
Raven, Mr. Edward, iv. 381
Rawlinson, Dr. i. 89
Rawlinson, Thomas, iv. 444
Sir Walter, iv. 411
R. C. Gent. iv. 471
Rayınond, Charles, iii. 48
Ray's Book of Local Words, Hearne's
Queries concerning, i. 169
Raynes, Sir Richard, iii. 379
Read, i. 163
Reading, Rev. John, Prebend of
Cant. 1667. Kennett's Account of
Wood's Information respecting, i.
56, ii. 239
Reading, iii. 334
Reed, i. 176
Redman, iii. 335
Register, Running, &c. by Lewis
Ŏwen, 1626, i. 141. Dedication,
141. Extracts from the Work, 142,
Reignoldes, D. i. 201.
Remains after Death, with Select
Epitaphs annexed, by Richard
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Reynolds, Bp. i. 165
Remedy for Love, Sir A. Cockayne's
Extracts from, ii. 188, 140
Remedy, Stanley's, or the Way to
reform Beggars, &c. 1646, iii. 502.
Remish Testament, Cartwright's An-
swere to the Preface of the, iv. 153
Restoration of Charles II. foretold by
Walter Gostelo, iii. 107
Retirement, Sir Wm. Killigrew's
Account of himself in, ii. 134
Retreat, the, a Poem by Hugh Cromp-
ton, iii. 167
Return, the, a Poem, by Richard
Baxter, iii. 192
Dr. i. £25, iii. 376
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, iii. 243
John, iv. 163
Rhymes, Provençal, i. 506
Rich, Henry, Earl of Holland, i. 224
Lady, the Stella of Sir P. Syd-
ney, i. 499, n. iii. 255
Richard II. Hearne, Concerning the
Life of, i. 88
on the Reign of, iv.
rising to the Crowne
of, by himselfe, iv. 15
Richardson, Dr. ii. 78, iv. 401
iii. 392
Richmond, Duchess of, i. 273
Countess of, iv. 383
Ridgeway, Lord, Wither's Lines to,
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Ridley, i. 207
Rigbie, Joseph, Drunkard's Prospec-
tive, &c. by, Extract from, 1656,
iv. 296
James, iv. 299
Major Joseph, iv. 296, 299
Riple, Fields, iii. 334
Risley, John, iv. 379
Ritson, ii. 10, 171,503, iii. 131, 267,
337, 353, 484, n. iv. 212, 371
Roberts, Sir John, iii. 359
Mr. iii. 385
Robbery, humourous, a Story of a,
Rokeby, Second Lord, iv. 73
Roland, Furious, ane abregement,
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314, 317
Rolland, John, Seages, the Seven, &c.
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Rolland, John, i. 181
Romancio, Mastrix, or a Romance on
Romances, by Samuel Holland, iv.
196, 197-201
Rome, iii. 373
Romeo and Juliet, ii. 504
Romish Church, a brief Treatise
against certayne errors of the, by
Gregory Scott, 1574, 490. Extract,
491
Ronincy, Marsh, iii. 374
Ronsard, iv. 200
Rosa, Omnibus Olet, iii. 417
Roode, the Holy, or Christ's Crosse,
by John Davies, 1609, iii. 260.
Extract, 261. Sonnets appended to
the Poem, 202
Rosamond, iv. 17
Rosewell, John, Master of Eton
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Consequences of his Severity, i. 61
Roswall and Lillian, 1663, i. 450.
Rarity of the Work, 450. Extract,
i. 451, 455
Ross, Alex. i. 383
Roth, Richard, i. 229
Rothwell, J. L. 134
Rough, John, i. 229
Roundway, iii. 334.
Rous, Francis, F. R. Provost of Eton
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Rouse, iii. 189
Rousseau, i. 304 ?
Routon, iii. 335
Row, John, i. 223
Rowland, Samuel, Betraying of Christ,
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Reader, ib. Extract relative to
Mount Calvary, 355
Rowlands, Samuel, Doctor Merrie-
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......... his Poom on the
Roydon, Matthew, Notices of, &c."
to George Chapman's Shadow of
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ii. 8, 13, 51, 53
Royse, Dr. George, Dean of Bristol,
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Royston Club, iv. 404
Ruffs, Stubbs's Description of, temp.
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Ruinart, il 549
Rupert, iii. 334
Russell, Lord, Chapman's Poem on
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Rutherford, Dr. iv, 230, 233, 401
Rutherforth, Abdy, iii. 224
Ruthven, Lord, ii. 445
Ruthwen, Gen. i. 138
Rutland, Earl and Countess of, iii.
255.-Earl of, iv. 424
Duke of, iii. 242, 362
R. W. against the wilfull inconstan-
cie of his Dear Foe, i. 233. Ex-
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Ryder, W. i. 270
Ryder, Sir Dudley, iv. 399
Rye, Dr. iv. 394
Ryley, Hen. ii. 242
Rymer, Thomas, Antiquary, 1713,
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Rythme, Decasyllabicall, on Capt.
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Sacheverell, Dr. iv. 69.
Sack, Dr. iii. 379
Sackful of News, 1673, iii. 130
Sackvil, J. i. 145
Sackvile, i. 517
Sackvil, Robert, Esq. Twine's Dedi-
cation to, ii. 516
Sackville, Lord, Epitaph on his Child,
by Lord Herbert of Cherbury, ii.
Sacrament, Letters to Queen Mary,
on the true Catholic Doctrine of,
by Archbishop Cranmer, iii, 284
Sad News from the Seas, 1641, iv.
Saints and Simmers, A Mirror of
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1671, i. 204. Work described;
Author's Portrait, 205
Saints and Holy Martyrs of God, cer-
Satyre, A, written to the King's
Most Excellent Majesty, &c. By
Geo. Wither, 1633, i. 282
Satyrs and Epigrams, ascribed to Hen.
Parrott, iii. 415. Extract, 417, n.
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Salisbury, Thomas, iv. 413
Saunderson, Nicholas, iv. 403
Salisbury, Earl of, i. i. 469, ii. 56, | Savage, John, iv. 404
Sandilands, Sir J. i. 136, 137
Sandwich, Lord, iii. 77, iv. 250
Sandys, George, i. 232. iii. 188. His
Paraphrase on the Psalms of Da-
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Archbishop, i. 218
Bishop, i. 195, n.
ii. 32, 360
Sarmatians, ii. 371 -
Sarpedon, ii. 523
Sarum, Bp. of, iii. 407
Saturn, ii. 398
Satyrical Essayes, Characters, and
others, fitted to the Life of their
Subjects, by John Stephens, 1615,
iv. 503
Savile, Sir Hen. i. 38, iii. 483
Saville, Sir George, iii. 60
Sawbridge, Thomas, i. 205, 206
Saxon Language, Hearne's Notices
concerning, i. 81
Saxton's Maps, Hearne's Approba-
tion of, i. 71
Scaliger, ii. 33
Scanderberg, ii. 276
Schisme, the, a Sonnet, by Joshua
Sylvester, ii. 413
Schola cordis, in 47 Emblems, 1647,
iii. 323. Ascribed to Thomas Har-
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Scintilla: or a Light broken into
Dark Warehouses, 1641, iv. 125
Scot, Dr. i. 53
Scot, Gregory, iii. 490
Scotland, a Curious Pamphlet on the
Affairs of, in the Time of Queen
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Kirk of, the Speech of, to
her beloved Children, 1620, i. 202.
Extracis, 202
Quene of, ii. 444
Scotland, iv. 359
Scots, Mary, Queen of, i. 81
Scott, John, i. 55
Walter, i. 132, 182, 519, iv.
213, 332
Scourge of Folly, Davies's, cited, iii..
409, n. 413
Scrimger, John, i. 222
Scudamore, Library, iv. 371
Scudder, i. 207
Seythia, ii. 406
Seages, the Seven, translated out of
Voyage, &c. 1577, i. 207
ii. 202
Elkanah, ii. 172
Severne, Thomas, i. 356
Shadwell, ii. 97
Prois into Scottish Meetir, by John | Settle, Dionyse's, Report of the last
Rolland, i. 177.-Number of Trans-
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Eulogium on Warton, 177.-Ab-
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M. Darier, 178-80-Rolland, the
Translator, Enquiries concerning
Objections to reprints of Scarce
Works refuted, 181. Benefits of
New Editions, 182. Extract from,
183-91
Secker, Archbishop, iii. 229, iv. 263
Seckford, i. 71
Secrets, divers, Extracts from, iv. 359
Sedgewick, R. i. 219
Segar, iii. 345
Seile, Hen. i. 365
Selby, iii. 335
Selden, i. 67, 68, 140. Hearne's Re-
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Select Papers, by John Ives, Esq.
1773, iv. 373
Select Collection of Poems, Nicholls's,
iv. 257
Seneca, iii. 188
Sen-Johns, Captain, iv. 126
Sennacherib, ii 157
Sergeant, i. 67, 63
Serjeant-Major, Queen Elizabeth's
Speech to her's, at Tilbury Fort,
iii. 453
Sermon preached at the Funeral! of
Sir Richard Leveson, Vice Admiral
of England, &c. By Samuel Page,
1605, ii. 226. Dedication, 226.
Sermon, 227
for promoting the English
Protestant Working Schools in
Ireland, by Bishop Madox of
Worcester, iv. 252
on the Consecration of the
Rev. Jonathan Shipley, by Arch-
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preached before the House
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iv. 393
on Painting, by Mr. Walpole,
iv. 249
Sermons, Fourteen, by Henry Whar-
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Servians, ii. 371
Sertos, ii. 113
Shaftsbury, Earl of, i. 55, iii. 332 n.
iv. 254
Shakespeare, i. 246, 462, ii. 14, 38,
44, 195, n. 504, iii. 2, 36, 37, 319,
484, n. 499, iv. 167, 169
Sharpe, Edmund, Extract from his
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Sharpbell, Edward, ii. 195
Shearbourne, iii. 335
Shelburne, Lord, iv. 418
Sheldon, Archbishop, 1677. Extract
from Dr. Pope's Life of Bishop
Ward, relating to the former wish-
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Apoplexy, 1. 52
Shelmade, iii. 372
Sheltonical Salutation, Hearne on,
i. 72
Shepheard, the Affectionate, contain-
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the Love of Ganymede, by Baru-
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Shepheard's Hunting, the, being cer-
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Wither, 1633, i. 283. Reprint an-
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Shepherd's Song, i. 503
Shepherd, Anthony, iv. 253, 254
Shepherdess, Faithful, Verses
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Shepherd's Isles, iv. 253
Sherlock, Dr. T. i. 55, iii. 393
Dr. W. Dean of St. Paul's,
1707 Memoirs of, i. 155
Sherlock, Bishop, iv. 229
Sherwood, Robert, i. 302
Shetterden, N. i. 289
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