Envy, but like a shadow, proves the substance true, Pope 1 : 110

a fharper fpur than pay,

is blind,

never dwells in noble hearts,

ill becomes the human mind,

Gay 2: 47

Gay 2: 187

Dry. 3: 124

defames, as Harpies devour the food they first Swift 2 : 201

its guilt pity, and its rage despise,

ftrove with evil deeds to conquer good,

waits, that lover of the dead,
wears a mean malignant face,
pursues alone the brave and wife,
ftings our darling paffion, pride,
reigns and lives among the dead,
never conquer'd, but by death,
breaks, and merit fhines,

ill-judging and verbose,

is emulation in the learn'd or brave,

Envious mind each blemish strikes,

blind to all apparent beauties, wall, why destroy the lovers' hopes, why forbid the joy,

Epeans in four bands, of ten ships each,

Epaminondas, first and best of men,

Epic poem, view of,

what,

action of,

a full-length draught of life,

more for the manners,

principal parts in,

paffions,

Epicafte, fheeny form of, woo'd by Oedipus her fon, Fent. 257

who built by chance this mighty frame, Black. 135

Gay 1: 214

Swift 2: 278

on the bufts in Richmond Hermitage, --- on a lady weeping at the tragedy of Cato,

-- on the humanity of the Prince of Wales,

extempore,

Rowe 56 Rowe 58

Prior 2: 240

Epigrams on the intended hospital for ideots, &c. Swift 2 : 370

Epitaphs,

Pope 2: 355

Dry. 4: 304

Epithalamium of Helen and Menalaus,

from Claudian,

Epithets thick laid, as varnish on a harlot,

Epode, what,

Equal courfe, hard to fteer,

Hugbes 138

Milt. 2: 212

Weft 117

Dry. I: 221

-- government, makes king and people happy, Wall. 149

*Erafmus ftem'd the torrent of a barbarous age,

Pope 1: 120

Eriphyle, for gold betray'd her lord,

Eris, founds the loud Orthian fong,
Eros and Anteros on either fide,

Err, is human, to forgive divine,

Err by ufe, go wrong by rules;

Erratic throngs their Saviour's blood deny, wice, none, in love and war,

Inced by its own arms,

Pom. 224

Milt. 2: 209

Error's

Rowe L. 102

Add. 41

Fent. 259

Pope il. 1: 321

Dry. 3: 138

-Pope 1: 112

Prior 2 :-84

Pom. 346

feize the wife,

Erymedufa, nurse of Nausicaa,

'Error's mazy grove we roam,

Errors removed will fmooth the way to truth,

Pope od. 3: 185

tender fecond to a mother's cares, Pope od. 185

Efher, enchanting vale,

Efpoufal,

Thom. 1:92

Gay 1:238

Effay on Man,

to the Author of,

Satire,

Fope 2:27

Som. 221

· Pope 2: 1

Effays Moral,

-Pope 2:95, feq.

Cow. 2: 261

in verfe and profe,

Effential One, and co-eternal Three,

Pom. 333

Eftates have wings, and hang in Fortune's) 's power, Pope 2: 252

fwallowed at a meal,

Efté, of ancient Stock,

Efteem is virtue's right alone,

Dry. 7: 228

Lanf. 126

Gay 2: 128

feldom does fo much good, as ill-will harm, Pote 1:6

Eteocles, fortune the crown decrees,

--

Pope 1: 286

pleafed to behold unbounded power thy own, ib. 287

Eternal, whofe nod controls the world,

being to undergo eternal punishment,

a boundless space, which Time can never run, Cong. 45

comforted by the profpect of Turnus' death, ib. 7: 10