Milt. 3:29

Pitt 255

Providence, so various, perplexing, men loft in mazes of,

Milt. 3:17 over-rules all,

Cow. 2 : 89 difpenfation of, unblameable,

Milt. 3:9, 10 cease ways of to blame,

Prior 1 : 252 deserts me not at last,

Pope od. 4:60 food and drink procures,

Pope od. 4: 60 no control of,

Dry: 3 : 83 all things depend on,

Dry: 3:83 raises fit men to effect its purposes, Cow. 2: 238 on mortals waits,

Swift 2:2 preserving what it first creates, Swift 2 : 2 shall duft arraign? to rolling worlds mark’d the space, Pitt 256 all-wife, all-powerful,

Gay 1: 277 none foresee turns of,

Pom. 278 kinder than we to ourselves, Dry. 3:69 Prude finks downward to a Gnome,

Pope 1 :

1:129 Prudence, on,

Den. 87 undeceiving, undeceivid,

Lytt. 70 nor too little, nor too much believ'd,

Lytt. 70 scorn'd unjust Suspicion's coward fear, Lytt. 70 without weakness knew to be fincere, Lytt. 70 guide you, and let honour bind,

Lytt. 39 Hymen's band should tie,

Lytt. 42 be thy guide,

Pope od. 3 : 309 thines through clear simplicity, confines to golden mean,

Den. 96 and wisdom to direct the wit, Prudent on the prosperous still attends,

Rowe L. 353

Prudent

Fent. 309

Pom. 219

:89

25
60

Butl. 1:138

West 209
Pitt 235

Pitt 239

Pitt 240
Prior 1:23

Pitt 242
Pitt 245
Pitt 250

Psalms,

159
Prudent part is to wear interest next the heart, Gay 2 : 162
Prudery, what,

Pope 2 : 345
Prudes condemn the absent Prudes,

Swift 2 : 76
Prowess, active and passive,
Prytanæum, what,
Pfalm viii. translated,
xx. translated,

Pitt 236
xxix. translated,
xlvi. paraphrased,
lxxxviii. confiderations on part of,
xc. paraphrased,
cxxxix. paraphrased,
cxliv. paraphrased,

Milt.

3:

: 185
Psaumis of Camarina, obtain’d three victories, Wij 161

· whom, on Alpheus, mules to conquest bore, Weft 161
Plicharpax’ foul lives in me,

Parn. 38
Pfyche, verses on,

Swift 2: 343
Psyllians, proof against the poison of serpents,

Rowe L. 420

Rowe L. 428
manner of charming serpents,
eure the bites of serpents,

Rowe L. 422
Ptolemy, Lagæan race, last and worst of, Rowe L. 360
Public only fwell’d the breast, private apart, Dyer 22
spirit,
,

Sav. 116
still is learning's friend,

Sav. 120
vice portends a public fall,

Young 1 : 256
this is certain, this is fate, Young 1 : 256
zeal, first paternal virtue,

Thom. 1:99
Pudding, native ingenuity,
and beef make Britons fight,

Prior 2: 76

Pudding

King 216

to Mrs.

Prior 1 : 201
Pudding eat, and hold thy tongue,

King 415
Paddings, art of making,

Garth 40
Puker, rue,

Butl. 1:4
Pulpit, drum ecclefiaftic,

A. Pbil. 361
Pulteney,

poffeffing store, not solicitous for more, A.Phil. 361
elegantly wife,

A. Pbil. 361
epistle to,

Gay 1:171
put out of the council, 1731, Swift 2: 223
(Margaret), daughter of Daniel,

A. Pbil. 363
bud of beauty, fairly blowing,

A. Phil. 363
(Charlotte),

A. Pbil. 364
timely blossom, infant fair,

A. Pbil. 364

Rowe 71

Add. 292
Punic faith is infamous,

Den. 101
Punishment not to extend beyond crime,
Punning, art of,

Swift 1 : 250
Puns cannot form a witty scene,

Swift 2:151
S
Add.

95
Puppet-show,

2 Swift 2 : 149
Puppy-water, beauty's help, whence distillid, Swift 2 :

2:219

97
Purcel, on the death of,

2 Dry. 2 : 194
Pure of hand and heart,

Pope od 4:39

Cow. I: 343
Puritan and Papist,

Cow. I:
Puritans hold mental reservation,

: 344
hold free-will,

Cow. I : 345

Cow. I: 346
preach blind faction,
claim infallibility,

Cow. I : 347

Buil. 1: 308
Purposes to play at,

Purse

s Buck.

Cow. I: 349

Tbom. 2 : 37

Purse to fill, our poet's work is done,

Pope 2 : 229
alike to them, by pathos, or by pun, Pope 2 : 229
Pursuing Care the sailing ihip pursues, Hugbes 104
Pursuit and flight, like swelling surges,

Dry: 7:32
Purtenance, to gall in,

Buti. I:112
Pygmalion and statue,

Dry. 4:32
Pygmies are pygmies Ntill, tho' perch'd on Alps, Young 2 : 140
and Cranes, battle of,

Add. 81
Pylæmenes, the Paphlagonians rules, Pope il. 1:10
Pym made Pope,
Pyræchmus the Pæonian troops attend, Pope il. 1:101
Pyramids of Egypt,
Pyramus in form all other youths surpass’d, Hugbes 53

dispatches himself at the light of the reil, Hugbes 6I

his sweerncis,
Pyramus and Thitbe,

Hugbes je
epitaph on,

Cow. 1:63
Pyrenean, huge hills of frost,

Rent L. !64
Pyres, thick-flaming shot a diímal glare, Pope il. 1:39
Pyrrhonians, objections answered,

Black, un
Pyrrhus like a snake, that casts its slough, D 3.5: 371
tlays Priam,

Dy: 5:375
- prologue to,

Cong. 8of
Pythagoras, Samian fage,

Tbom. 2:58
fled Samos to avoid tyranny,

To¥. 2:58
settled at Crotona,
taught the four cardinal virtues,

the transmigration of fouls, Thom. 2 : 59
doctrine of transformation,

Gay I:

:119
VOL LUI.

M

Pythagoras,

Cow. 1:55
Cow. 1:55

ballad on,

Gay I :

Pope 2 : 100

Pythagoras, founder of the Italic school,

Black. II
golden verses of,

Rowe I
and the countryman,

Gay 2 :91
Pythagorean philosophy,

Dry. 4: 136
Pythian odes,

Wet 190

Q
Quacks of government,

Butl. 2:24
in politics a change advise,

Som. 271
Quadrille has murder'd sleep,

Young 1: 153

I: 267
Quails, a labouring tempest drives,

Parn. 114
Quaker, ny,
Quakers, like lanterns,

Buil. 1 : 198
Qualification, which makes a good writer, Pope 1 : 9
Quality, to a child of,

Prior 1 : 196
a poet of,

Prior 2: 251
Quandary, driven to,

Buck. 105
Quarrelling and fighting,

Watts 344
Quarrels decided with the pen,

Butl. 2:96
Quarter given, lawful to
play,

Butl. 1:95
Queen of Britain, queen of love,

Wall. 28
Waller to,

Wall. 158
on picture of,

Lanf. 134, 135
cde inscribed to,

Prior 1 : 245
- picture desired,

Prior 1:279
Mary, essay on the death of,

Pom. 258
humble amidst the splendors of a throne,

Pom. 262
duties of religion were her felicity,

Pom. 163
virtue unmixt, without allay,

Pum. 163
mature for heaven, the fatal mandate came, Pom. 264

Queen,