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To my dear friend Mr. Congreve, on his comedy call'd The Double-dealer -- To Sir Godfrey Kneller -- An ode on the death of Mr. Henry Purcell -- Preface and epilogue to the husband his own cuckold -- Dedication of pastorals to the Right Honorable Hugh, Lord Clifford, Baron of Chudleigh / translated from Virgil -- The first pastoral; or Tityrus and Melibœs / translated from Virgil -- The second pastoral; or Alexis / translated from Virgil -- The third pastoral; or Palæmon / translated from Virgil -- The fourth pastoral; or Pollio / translated from Virgil -- The fifth pastoral; or Daphnis / translated from Virgil -- The sixth pastoral; or Silenus / translated from Virgil -- The seventh pastoral; or Melibœus / translated from Virgil -- The eighth pastoral; or Pharmaceutria / translated from Virgil -- The ninth pastoral; or Lycidas and Mœris / translated from Virgil -- The tenth pastoral; or Gallus / translated from Virgil -- Dedication of Georgics to the Right Honorable Philip, Earl of Chesterfield / translated from Virgil -- The first book of Georgics / rtranslated from Virgil -- The second book of Georgics / translated from Virgil -- The third book of Georgics / translated from Virgil -- The fourth book of Georgics / translated from Virgil -- Dedication of Æneis to the most Honorable John, Lord Marquis of Normandy / translated from Virgil -- The first book of Æneis / translated from Virgil -- The second book of Æneis / translated from Virgil -- The third book of Æneis / translated from Virgil -- The fourth book of Æneis / translated from Virgil -- The fifth book of Æneis / translated from Virgil -- The sixth book of Æneis / translated from Virgil -- The seventh book of Æneis / translated from Virgil -- The eighth book of Æneis / translated from Virgil -- The ninth book of Æneis / translated from Virgil -- The tenth book of Æneis / translated from Virgil -- The eleventh book of Æneis / translated from Virgil -- The twelfthbook of Æneis / translated from Virgil -- Notes and observations on Virgil's works in English -- Postscript to the reader -- Ovid's Art of love / translated from Ovid -- Ovid's amours. Book I / translated from Ovid -- Ovid's amours. Book II / tranlated from Ovid -- Alexander's feast -- To Mr. Granville, on his excellent tragedy call'd heroic love -- To my friend Mr. Motteux -- Epigram on Tonson -- Lines ot Mrs. Creed -- The monument of a fair maiden lady who died at Bath and is there interr'd -- Dedication tto his Grace the Duke of Ormond -- Preface -- To her Grace the Duchess of Ormond with the following poem... -- Palamon and Arcite -- To my honor'd kinsman, John Driden of Chesterton... -- Meleager and Atalanta / out of the eighth book of Ovid's Metamorphoses -- Sigismonda and Guiscardo -- Baucis and Philemon -- Pygmalion and the statue -- Cinyras and Myrrha -- The first book of Homer's Ilias -- The cock and the fox -- Theodore and Honoria -- Ceyx and Alcyone -- The flower and the leaf -- The twelfth book of Ovid -- The speeches of Ajax and Ulysses -- The wife of Bath -- Of the Pythagorean philosophy -- The character of a good parson -- Cymon and Iphigenia -- Prologue, epilogue, song and secular masque from the Pilgrim -- Epilogue to The Rival Ladies -- The epilogue spoken to the King at the opening of the Playhouse at Oxford... -- Prologue and epilogue spoken at Mithridates, King of Pontus... -- Translation of epigram on Plutarch by Agathias -- On the Marriage of the fair and virtuous lady, Mrs. Anastasia Stafford... -- Prologue and epilogue to the Widow Ranter -- Prologue to Julius Caesar -- Lines on Settle's Empress of Morocco -- An essay on satire -- The art of poetry, written in French by the Sieur de Boileau -- On the young statesman -- Æsacus transform'd into a Cormorant / from Ovid's Metamorphoses -- King James to himself -- Hymns attributed to Dryden: The Te Deum -- Hymn for St. John's Eve -- Threni Cantabrigienses -- Satire upon the Dutch -- The mall -- The mistaken husband -- To be written under the Duchess of Portsmouth's picture -- Satire upon Romish confessors -- To Mr. Creech, upon his translation of Lucretius -- On the Duke of Bucks -- Epilogue to disappointment -- An epitaph upon the E. of Ro__ster's being dismiss'd -- Tarquin and Tullia -- Suum Cuique -- Songs from the prophetess -- A familiar epistle to Mr. Julian, secretary of the muses -- Of a noble race was Shenkin -- To Matilda, on the anniversary of our marriage -- The entire episode of Nisus and Euryalus / translated from Virgil -- The entire episode of Mezantius and Lausus / translated from Virgil -- The seech of Venus to Vulcan; wherein she persuades him to make arms for her son Æneas / translated from Virgil --