OF THE

SECOND VOLUME.

[The Articles marked thus † were not inserted in Dr. WARBURTON'S
Edition.]

The FABLE of DRYOPE, from Ovid's Metamorphofes 241

VERTUMNUS and POMONA, from Ovid's Metamor-

phofes

257

IMITATIONS.

I. Of CHAUCER

II. Of SPENSER, The Alley

275

277

III. Of WALLER, on a Lady finging to her lute 282

On a FAN of the Author's defign, in which

was painted the ftory of CEPHALUS and

PROCRIS, with the Motto, AURA VENI

IV. Of COWLEY, The GARDEN

WEEPING

V. Of the E. of ROCHESTER, On SILENCE

VI. Of the E. of DORSET, ARTEMISIA

PHRYNE

285

286

291

292

296

299

300

MISCEL-

VII. Of Dr. SWIFT, The happy life of a country

Parfon

MISCELLANIES.

Epiftle to ROBERT Earl of Oxford and Mor-

timer

Page

305

JAMES CRAGGS Efq. Secretary of State 309

Mr. JERVAS, with Mr. DRYDEN's Tranf-

lation of FRESNOY's Art of Paint-

ing

311

Mrs. BLOUNT, with the Works of Voi-

TURE

318

the fame, on her leaving the town after

the CORONATION

323

The BASSET-TABLE, an Eclogue

326

335

A Prologue to a Play for Mr. DENNIS's benefit, in

1733, when he was old, blind, and in great

diftrefs, a little before his death

MACER, a character

To Mr. JOHN MOORE, author of the celebrated

336

339

Worm-Powder

SONG, by a Person of Quality, 1733

341

343

On a certain Lady at Court

On his Grotto at Twickenham, composed of Mar-

ble, Spars, Gems, Ores, and Minerals

347

348

To Mrs. M. B. on her Birth-day

To Mr. THOMAS SOUTHERN, on his Birth-day,

350

+ The Looking-Glafs

A Farewell to London in the year 1714

359

360

+ Lines

MISCELLANIES.

Page

+ Lines added by Mr. POPE after the Conclufion of

his Address to Mifs MARTHA BLOUNT, on her

leaving Town, "As fome fond Virgin," &c. 363

+ Lines fung by DURASTANTI, when she took her

leave of the English stage

+ Upon the Duke of Marlborough's House at

Woodstock

-

+ The Fourth Epistle of the First Book of HORACE'S

Epiftles

364

365

366

A Fragment, attributed by some to Pope, and by

others to Congreve.

369

+ Verses left by Mr. POPE, on his lying in the fame

Bed which WILMOT, the celebrated Earl of

+ Mr. Pope's Welcome from Greece, a Copy of

Verses written by Mr. GAY upon Mr. Pope's

having finifhed his Tranflation of Homer's

Iliad

+ Verses to Dr. BOLTON

EPITAPHS.

I. On CHARLES Earl of DORSET, in the church

of Withyam in Suffex

II. On Sir WILLIAM TRUMBAL

III. On the Hon. SIMON HARCOURT, only fon

of Lord Chancellor HARCOURT; at the

church of Stanton Harcourt, in Oxford-

fhire, 1720

IV. On JAMES CRAGGS, Efq. in Westminster-

abbey

375

385

389

390

391

392

394

VI. On

V. Intended for Mr. Rowe, in Westminster-

abbey

EPITAPHS.

Page.

VI. On Mrs. CORBET, who died of a cancer

in her breast

396

VII. On the Monument of the Hon. Robert

DIGBY, and of his Sifter MARY, 1727

397

VIII. On Sir GODFREY KNELLER, in Weft-

minster abbey, 1723

-

399

IX. On General HENRY WITHERS, in Weft-

minster-abbey, 1729

400

X. On Mr. ELIJAH FENTON, at Easthamstead

in Berks, 1730

-

401

XI. On Mr. GAY, in Westminster-abbey, 1732 402

XII. Intended for Sir ISAAC NEWTON, in Weft-

minster-abbey

XIII. On Dr. FRANCIS ATTERBURY, Bishop of

-ROCHESTER, who died in exile at Paris,

-1732. A Dialogue

XIV. On EDMUND Duke of BUCKINGHAM, who

died in the nineteenth year of his age,

403

404

1735

406

XV. For one who would not be buried in Weft-

minster-abbey

407

Another, on the fame

ibid.

ERRATA in VOL. II.

Page 70. line 26, in note, for Defert read Defcent

169.

15, for curritor read curritur

17, for promifique read promifitque
ult. for five read fine

332. line 8, for Gray read Gay

401. dele laft fentence of the note.