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Libellers, free from wit, as from morality,
Libels, a fatire against,

Liberality,

Libertine, ironical conceffions to,

Liberty, ode on,

Smith 208 Add. 13

Aken. 209

Watts 343

Pope od. 4:52.

Swift 2: 328

Dry. 7: 109
Ot. 25

Lanf. 199.

Black. 202

must come to an account,..

Black, 204

Carv. 2:279

Cow. 2: 280

birds emblem of,

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Liberty, fhield of mankind, against pride and luft, Thom. 2:28

hail, glorious theme!

that houshold godhead,

Thom. 2: 29

Aken. 218

her caufe fnatch from fantastic demagogues, ib. 218

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a day, an hour of, worth eternity in bonds, Add. 276

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betray'd, and banish'd justice, fly to him, Hughes 32

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Licence did all the dregs of bold Socinus drain,

Rowe L. 394

Rowe L. 404

Pope 1: 113

Licence, to run bold lengths, but never to run mad,
Licences, ufe of by Ancients,

Pitt 293

Pope 1 : 98

Lichas,

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lying vanities of,

vexation, disappointment, and remorfe,

one scene of toil, of fuffering, and of fato,
is a fpan,

a fcene of rapine, want, and woe,

neglect of the end of, to get the means,
entombs the foul,

is a debtor to the grave,

lives beyond the grave,

born from death, rolls the vast mass,

no fingle atom once in, loft,

title to more woe,

never fincerely bleft,

a miracle,

party-colour'd, half pleasure, half care,

is carried down the rolling years,

worth of, to know,

beft exchange of, for praise,

is but one common care,

with freedom, or a death with fame,

has no value as an end, but means,

Thom. I: 160

Thom. 1: 160

Thom. I: 165
Som. 398

Thom. I: 230

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had no charms, when Rome and glory call'd, Thom. 2:63

does it not its nourishment exceed?

Thom. 2: 182

—-- to the last, like harden'd felons, lyes,

Young 2:217

along the cool fequefter'd vale, to keep the way, Gray 339

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of wanderings is the greatest woe,

is to be free,

grows infipid, when liberty is gone,

all covet, yet call it pain,

and fame,

or death is equal,

death and immortality,

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- give me but, and make that life moft wretched, Smith 181 ---ne'er unbent, were but a life of woe,

in fame be thine, O Swift,

-'s idle business at one gasp is o'er,

Liffy's ftinking tide at Dublin,

Light, hymn to,

Parn. 277

Parn. 278

Pope 1: 159

Swift 1:274

Cow. I: 210

Mall. 218

fairest of beings,

fource of colours,

fwiftness of,

velocity of,

and eye, mutually adapted,
of all material beings best,
Nature's refplendent robe,

truth's emblem,

created,

male and female,

God dwells in,

Lightning gilds the unrelenting ftorm,

Ligurian, born to cheat,

Lilles, a fpotlefs race,

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