Milt. 1:8, Satan, vain vaunt of, described,

Milt. 1:11, 12, 14, 24

Milt. 1:13 address to hell, to evil spirits,

Milt. 1 : 25, 26

Milt. 14, 15, 176 - armour of,

Milt. 1:56 arrives at the gate of hell, address of, to death,

Milt. 1 : 57, 58, 62

Milt. 1:58 death, reply of to, fin, reply of to,

Milt. 1:59, 60

Milt. 1:67 address to Chaos and Night,

Milt. 1 : 92 lands in the fun, address to Uriel,

Milt. 1:95

Milt. 1 :97 lights on Niphates,

Milt. 1 : 101 tempter of mankind,

Milt. I : 101 accuser of mankind,

Milt. 1 : 103 hell within,

Mili. I : 102, 103 self-reproach of,

Milt. I:103 pride of,

Milt, 1 : 104 fupreme in misery,

Milt. I : 104 all good is lost to,

Mill. I : 104 evil good to, artificer of fraud,

Milt. I:105 soliloquy of, on sight of Adam and Eve, Milt. 1:113,113

Milt. 1 : 114 hellith purpose of,

Mile. 1 :127 search made of,

Milt. I: 127 found at the ear of Ever

Milt. I : 129 abashed, on rebuke, overthrown by folly,

Milt. 1 : 134

Milt. I:132 proved a liar,

Milt. I:133 - hypocritical,

Satan,

2

Milt. I: 133 Milt. I: 134 Milt. 1:134 Milt. 1 : 135

Satan, vaunts of,

prepares to refift,
hindred by a sign in heaven,
quits Paradise,

Milt. 1 : 161
envy of, against the son of God,
fell through pride,

Milt. I : 161 drew after him, the third of heaven, Milt. 1: 162 wounded,

Milt. I': 184

Milt. I : 186 routed, and his host thunder-struck,

Milt. 'I : 201 fall into the bottomless pit, Milt. 1 : 202 bent on man's ruin,

Milt. 2 : 5 málice of,

Milt. 2:7 delights in ill,

Milt. 2:7 captious reasoning of,

Milt. 2 : 26 prevails by permission,

Milt. 2 : 46

Milt. I:118 perverts the prohibition to man, antagonift of heaven,

Milt. 2:58 return of to hell congratulated,

Mil. 2:60 recounts his feats and doom,

Milt. 2: 60, 61 received with hiffes,

Milt. 2: 62 and his mates turned to serpentsy

Milt. 2:63 -"deluded by specious fruit,

Milt. 2 : 64 under the controul of heaven,

Milt. 2:155, 159 loft to all hope,

Milt. 2 : 190

Milt. 2 : 207 permitted to rule, loft to gratitude,

Milt. 2 : 207 God of this world,

Milt. 2: 208 foiled,

Milt. 2 : 220 thief of Paradise,

Mil. 2:221

Satan

Den. 137

Satan enraged at disappointment,

Milt. 2: 216 with his powers, shall link to endless doom, Pom. 351 Sariety, from all things, Satire, essay on,

Dry. I:112

2 Pope 2:3 end of,

Pope 2:4 what,

Dry. I:112 objects of,

Dry. I:113 supplement of laws,

Young 1 : 77 true end of,

Dry. I: 125 origin of,

Dry. 7:135 extensive sense of,

Diy. 7:163 how to be fpelled,

Dy. 7: 163 nature of,

Dry. 7:173 heals with morals, what it hurts with wit, Pope 2 : 227 different among Greeks and Romans, Dry. 7:137 proper subjects of,

Dry: 7: 179 defined,

Dry: 7:203 consists in fine raillery,

Dry: 7: 193 well-writ, mortifies mankind, nicely to unfold human frailty, fmiles of, Tharper than a frown, Dryden claims our praise in,

Buck. 74 all love, none the satirist,

Sav. 165 calls for sense in every line,

Young 1:87 friends to Vice and Folly are thy foes,

Young 1:87 they dread, who defy the skies, Young 1:151 awes the brave, that earth and heaven defy, Pope 2 : 7 to guilt alone her vengeance is confin'd, The only strikes to heal,

Pope 2: 8 7

Satire

Buck. 73 Buck. 74 Buck. 74

Pope 2:8

Butl. 2: 244 Butl. 2: 249 Butl. 2: 253

Drye 1:12
Dry. 7:11
D.$. 7:16;

Dg. 7:13 hurts with wit, Pope 2:27 Romans, Drg

. 7:137 Dry, 7:19 Dry. 7:103

Dry. 7: 193 le

IN DE X.

193 Satire délincates passion, pictures man,

Pope 2 :

2:15 friend to truth, to virtue and mankind,

Pope 2:16 virtue first armed with;

Dry, I : 273 strike faults, but spare the man, Young 3: 205 - on abuse of learning,

Butl. 2 : 265 to a had poet,

Butl. 2: 240 on French imitation, on drunkenness,

on marriage, --- on plagiaries,

Butl. 2 : 258 a court of chancery,

Dry. 2: 136 lath the madness of a vicious age, Gay. I : 214 -Satires, prologue to,

Pope 2 : 148, & feq. epilogue to,

Pope 2 : 289, & feq. Satisfaction for man's fin, necessary,

Milt. I:80 Son offers to give,

Milt. 1 : 80, 81 Saturday,

Gay I : 86 Satirical elegy,

Swift 1 : 257 Satirique tragedy,

Dry. 7: 142 different the Roman satire, Diy: 7: 144 declination of,

Dry: 7: 144 Saturn civilized Latium,

Dry. 6.: 210 brought golden times,

Dry. 6:210 influence of,

Dry. 3:112 ring of,

Mall. 220 Saturnian days of lead and gold,

Pope 3 : 216 verses, what,

Dry. 7: 149 Savage, the wanderer, the bastard,

84 on lady Tyrconnel,

88 VOL. LVIII.

O

Savas

Buck. 73

Sav. 7

Pope 2:8

Satire

Sav. 92

100--114

115 127 13° 131 032

135

Savage, to Sir Robert Walpole,

volunteer laureats,
of public spirit,

to Mr. John Dyer,
to Aaron Hill,
prologue to Henry VI.
the animalcule,
to Mrs. Haywood,
apology to Brillante,
epistle to Mrs. Oldfield,
on Mr. Hill's Gideon,
to lady Rochford,
to Miranda,
to a young lady,
the gentleman,
character of Mr. Foster,
the poet's dependance,
epiftle to Damon and Delia,
to Miss M. H. with Pope's works,
on a lady's recovery,
the friend,
epiftle to Mr. Dyer,
on the vice-president of St. Mary's Hall,
Fulvia,
epitaph on a young lady,
senius of liberty,
lines of Buchanan paraphrased,
the employment of beauty,
to Mrs. Jones,
on false historians,

137 138 140 142 144 145 146 147 149 152 154 155 157 161 163 164 166 167 170 171 174

175 Savage,