the only fweet of life,

ftudied as an art,

ruins none, men themselves deftroy,

and luft effentially divide,

hath wings,

common link of creation,

in fucceffion,

given over,

train of,

wild-goofe chace,

arrows of, thot at rovers,

courage in,

Pope ad. 3: 150

Butlo 2 : 128
Pom. 236
Pom. 236

Cow. 194

Dry. 3: 134

Cow. I: 126

Cow. 1:321

Cow. 2: 106

Walp 340
Butl. I : 326

Broome 132

Broome 133

an hero in, as in wars,

that's naked, ftill is love in arms,
raptures of, more taking in dreams,
well-chofen, never dies,

'tis joy or forrow, peace or ftrife,

like death, makes all distinction void,

Parn. 31

Butl. 2 : 193

Waller 68

Prior 2: 137

Prior 2: 137

his forrows, as his joys, are true,

o'ercomes the best,

Prior 2:209

Buck. 58

Cow. 2 : 343

Tick. 153 Tick. 153

Tick. 156

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Low fortune preferable to high,
Lowther, verses to Mrs.

loveliest of the loveliest racc, Lownds, epistle to,

Gay 1: 205 Loyola’s all-aping fons,

Young 1 : 248 whose name, from Jesus, and hearts from hell, ib. 252 Lucan, part of the fourth book, wanting in design and subject,

Dry: 7:115 too full of heat and affectation,

Dry: 7:115 translation of oth book,

Hugbes 286

Rowe L. 6
family of,
place of nativity,

Rowe L. 6

Rowe L. 7
education,
his Pharsalia an invective,

Rowe L. 7
rhetoric his favourite study,

Rowe L. 8 reckoned among the rhetoricians, Rowe L. 3 advanced by Nero to honours,

Rowe L., marriage of,

Rowe L. 9 disputes the prize of eloquence with Nero, Rowe L. II death, manner of,

Rowe L. 13

Rowe L. 14 character of,

Rowe L. 39 burial of,

Rowe L. 39

Rowe L. 36
style, character of,
writings of,

Rowe L. is
his character of Cæsar unjutt,

Roze L. 22
Pharsalia,

Rowe L. 41
Lucian indiscriminately laughs,

Young 1 : 74 betraying poverty of wit,

Young 1 : 74 postponing virtue to ajett,

Young 1:77

Lucian,

died young,

318

Pitt 312

Lucian, dialogues of, Varrovian satires, Dry. 7: 162 Lucifer, palace of,

Milt. 1:1

164 Lucilius, a Roman satirist,

Dry. 7:156 lathed the town,

Dry. 7:192 the city,

Dry: 7: -first exposed vice,

Dry. 1 : 273 neglected style, numbers and purity, Dry. 7:185 Lucinda, tea-table of,

Hughes 85 Lucius, epilogue to,

Prior 1:21 Lucre, facred thirst of gold,

Young 3:201 Lucretius, translations from,

Dry. 4: 315 sets to view the principles of things, trandplants epicurism to Rome,

Black. 66 ascribes every evil to religion,

Black. 66 tuneful fophift, holds the world, a casual concourse,

Black. 100 becaule unable to account for its faults, id. 100 objections of, answered, all is chance,

Priir 2:36 members first, and then their use, Prior 2 : 36 tranllated,

Wail. 112 Lucy Sidney, Luez, a bone in the rump,

But, 2:36

Add. 281 Luke-warm patriots, fober conduct is a virtue in, Lumber of a land, swept to the war,

Pope il. 1 :

:75 Lumber (Hugh), epitaph on, Luogs, structure and use of, Luft, short blesings bought with long remorse,

feed of bitter thought, strongelt vice of woman,

Dry: 7:251 Fol. LVIII.

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Luft,

Black. 99

id. IOI

Wall. 59

Som. 192 Black. 191

Sav. 39 Sav. 39

Pom. 236
Fent. 327
Som. 237

Prior 2 : 130
Milt. 2 : 204

:

Luft, consequences of,

Cow. 2.: 173 well refin'd, is gentle love,

Pope 2 : 48 and love, deceitful all and vain,

Prior 2:163 and reason only foes, Lute is fit for love,

song for, Luther misjoins the body with the bread,

Dry. 2 : 32
Lutrin, a Varronian satire,

Dry. 7:210
Luxe of costly pride I try'd,
Luxury, called magnificence,
befots the noblest mind,

West 266
- with Charles restor’d,

Pope 2 : 221 whole patrimonies (weeps,

Pope od. 4:109
mother of Vice, rapacious, cruel,

Thom. 2:69
from the conquerid East came that plague, Tbom. 2 : 69
hence virtue Nacken’d into floth,
which commerce pours,

Aken. 218
soft Syren,
fheds unheeded bane,

Dyer 24
wealth's bane,

King 369 consumes the guilty store,

Lytt 98 and bids the villain be a llave for more, Lyt. 98 ransacks fea, earth, and air,

Gay 1 : 138
fatal victor of mankind,

Pope 2 :17
thou soft, but sure deceit,
rise of the mean, and ruin of the great,
hane of empires, and the change of Itates,

of the mind, works of immortal wit, Pitt 288 Lyceum, school of Aristotle,

Aken. 89 Lycidas,

Mill. 3 : 159

Lycidas

Tbom. 2:70

Mall. 235

H

Buck. 90
Buck. 90
Buck. 90

Walsh. 351

Watts 343 Bul. I:195

Cong. 159

Yal. 443

ode on,

Lycidas and Moeris,

Dry. 5:07 Lycon, an eclogue, Lycurgus, the lawgiver, brought Homer into Greece, Aken. 293 Lying, against, - a faint-like virtue, Lyre, invention of Mercury,

the joy of youth, and the relief of age,

is drown'd in the deep organ's sound, Ging. 63 Lyric poetry, on,

Young 1 : 177

Aken. 226 Lyrics, what properly,

Hugbes 113 Lyttelton, progress of love,

3-14 soliloquy of beauty in the country,

17 Blenheim,

19 to Dr. Ayfcough,

25 to Poyotz,

30 verses ander Poyntz's picture, epiftle to Pope,

34 to lord Hervey, advice to a lady,

39 song,

44, 45, 52 Damon and Dclia,

47 ode, in imitation of Paftor Fido,

49 parts of an elegy of Tibullus,

50 verses to Mrs. Greville,

53 epigram,

54 to Mr. Welt,

54 to Miss Lucy Fortescue,

55-65 Horace, Book iv. Ode iv.

75 Virtue and Fame,

79 Lyttelion,

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