Champions triumphant o'er the world, o'er fin and death, ib. 126

Chance could not arrange a world,

an idol, inert and blind,

no efficient cause,

vain theory of,

direction, which thou canst not fee,

Change,

charms of,

Black. 125

Black. 126

Black. 146

Fent. 240

Pope 2: 39

Cow. 1: 236

Rock. 283

all things in perpetual,

of mind with change of fortune,

Change-alley, a gulf, where thousands fell,

Changes produced on the fall,

in ftates under providence,

Chaos, what,

heaven with earth confufed,

unformed mafs of matter,

Dry. 4: 147

Gay 2: 149

Swift 1: 205

Milt. 2: 67, 68

Cow. 2: 236

Dry. 3: 297
'Wall. 53
Aken. 315

Chaucer, like the morning ftar,

in his old ftyle has a modern grace,
had all that beauty could infpire,
borrows his fubjects from Boccace,
comprises the characters of his age,
foul of, tranfpos'd into Spenfer,
inclined to Wickliff's opinions,
lives in younger Spenfer's ftrains,
Tale, in the manner of,

imitated,

infcription for ftatue of,

Chaulieu, priest of pleasure,

Chearfulness, a nymph of healthieft hue,
Cheat, as being cheated, pleafure of,
Cheats of fenfe will all our learning share,
Cheerfulness, hymn to,

fhine thro' the cloud of care,

Virtue's friend,

fair guardian of domestic life,

Chicane, in furs,

Pope 3: 218

Butl, I : 258

Chickens counted, ere hatched,

Chief, who guides, il fits indolent repofe,

elate in thought, he facks untaken Troy,

of domeftic knights and errant,

Child, complaint of,

Childhood fhows the man,

through the round of age returns,

Children in the wood,

Chimaera, a mingled monster,

their corpfe Robin-red-breaft ftrew'd,

Gay 1: 89

Pope il. 1: 198

China, trade to,

Dyer 118

fertility of,

ladies, with little feet and winking eyes,

Chine, the honour of the feast,

Dyer 118

Gay 1: 49

Pope od. 4: 39

of Amphion's ftem, had Neftor by Neleus, Fent. 257

Choafpes, drink of kings alone,

Milt. 2: 192

Choice,

VOL. LVII.

G

5 Pom, 215
Dyer 140

Choice

Choice alone can blefs,

of friends fhews our good or evil name,

of heaven fafer than our own,
Choral lays, fweet tribute, paid by the Mufe
Choroebus, fam'd for virtue, as for arms,
Chorus to fupply want of action,

of Seneca's Thyaftes imitated,
of Athenians to Brutus,
of youths and virgins,

Chrift, nativity of,

feed of the woman,

is God and man,

the morning-ftar,

fafted forty days,

baptized,

proclaimed fon of God,

flight to Egypt,

Som, 281
Gay 2: 69

Dry. 2: 245

Young 3: 113

Pope 1: 316

*Rofc. 267

"Lanf. 186
› Pope 1 : 82
Pope 1:83
Watts 51
Milt. 2: 139

Dry. 1:255

Milt. 2: 153

Milt. 2: 153

-Milt. 2: 144

Milt. 2: 144, 146

Milt. 2: 165

poet, ridiculous in a Pagan dress,

Chriftianity increased by oppreffion,
Christians fewed in bear-skins,

Christmas, the joyous period of the year,

Chromis led the Myfian train,

Chromius praised,

Black. 26

Butl. 2: I2

Butl. I:41

Gay 1: 126

Pope il. I: 102

Cow. 2: 16

Weft 202

Cow. 1: 125

Pope il. 1: 54

G 2

Chryfeis,