TABLE to the POEMS.

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from the Greek,

HE Golden Verfes of Pythagoras, translated.

On the late Glorious Succceffes of her Majefty's.
Arms, &c.
Epilogue, to the Inconftant: or, The Way to Win
Him, a Comedy. By Mr. Farquhar,
Prologue to the Gamefter: a Comedy by Mrs.
Centlivre,

Epilogue Spoken by Mrs. Barry, at Drury-lane
Theatre, when Love for Love was performed,
for the Benefit of Mr. Betterton,

Epilogue to the Cruel Gift. A Tragedy by Mrs.
Centlivre,

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261

298

276

277

279

Prologue to the Non Juror. A Comedy by Mr.
Cibber,

280

Horace, Book II. Ode IV. Imitated,

282

"The Reconcilement between Jacob Tonfon and

Mr. Congreve.

An Imitation of Horace, Book

III. Ode IX,

286

Horace, Book III. Ode XXI,

290

Horace, Book IV. Ode I,

294

Horace, Book I. Epiftle IV. Imitated,

298

'The Union,

On Contentment. From the Latin of J. Gerhard,
On the laft Judgment, and the Happiness of the
Saints in Heaven. From the Latin of J. Ger-
hard,

Collin's Complaint. A Song,

Epigram on a Lady who fhed her Water at feeing the Tragedy of Cato,

The fame Imitated in Latin,

Mecænas. Verfes occafioned by the Honors con-
ferred on the Earl of Hallifax, 1714,
Epigram, on the Prince of Wales's, then Regent, ap-
pearing at the Fire in Spring Garden, 1716,
Song on a fine Woman who had a dull Hufband,
Occafioned by his first Visit to Lady Holland, at
Holland-houfe,

Stanzas to Lady Warwick on Mr. Addison's going

to Ireland,

'The Vifit,

The Contented Shepherd. To Mrs. A-D-k,
Song. To the fame, in her Sickness,

To the fame, Singing,

Song. The fair Inconftant,

To Lord Warwick on his Birth-day,

To Lady Jane Wharton on her Studying the
Globe,

To Mrs. Pulteney, upon her going Abroad,
On Mr. Walpole's Recovery,

Ode for the New Year, 1716,

Song for the King's Birth Day, 1716,
Ode for the New Year, 1717,
Ode to Peace, for the Year. 1718,
Ode for the King's Birth Day, 1718,
Ode to the Thames for the Year 1719,

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309 ibid.

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316 ibid.

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