Prior 2: 239

Mall. 302
Mall. 305

Broome 147
Broome 147

Two monkeys,

Gay 2 : 97
owls and the sparrow,

Gay 2:84
Athens, seat of learned fame, rever'd our name, id. 85.
riddles,
springs,

Som. 282
from the same parent hill,

Som. 282
Twysden, how lov'd he liv'd, how deplor'd he fell, Smith 196-
Tyburn,

finisher of care and pain,
Tyber now no longer Roman,

Pope 3 : 238
e vain of Italian arts, Italian fouls, Pope 3 : 238
Tydeus, heir of Calydon,

Pope I : 322
little body lodg’d a mighty mind, Pope il. 1 : 184
Typhoeus, fprung from Tartarus and Earth,

a match for gods in might,
blased. by Jove's thunder,

Broome 148
impious foe of gods,

plung'd in the horrid dungeons of deepest hell, ib.
Tyranny, fly, no more be known,
wants subjects for its reign,

Ruwe L. 298
ecclefiaftical,

Thom. 2 : 83
civil,

Thom. 2.: 82
enslaves the body,

Pope I : 120
the worst, that persecutes the mind, Dry. 2:16

of the Puritans,
Tyrant, what,
- arm'd with infolence and pride, Pope il. 1' : 43
inglorious liave to interest,

Pope il. 1:43
suffers, and the world is freed;

Soni: 178
Tyrant-joy of hearing tlaves complain,

Lytt. 18
Tyrant-

wift 194

Cow. 1:355
Cow. 2 : 225

Tyrant-power fits enthrond with blood,
Tyrants devour, not rule,

fancy mankind made for them,
think men were born for slaves,
are but princes in disguise,
under perpetual fears,
govern with an iron rod,

and be the scourge of God, Tyrconnel, on viscountess of,

droops, and pleasure is no more, Tyre sat an empress, aw'd the flood !

golden city was her name,
mother of crafts,
pilot of kingdoms,
great mart of nations,

her fall,
Tyrian Gades secs the setting fun,
Tyro, daughter of Salmoneus,

had Pelias and Neleus by Neptune,

Pope orl. 3 : 70
Pope od. 3: 70

Sav. 88

Sav. 89
Young 3:252
Young 3:252
Young 3:253
Young 3 : 253
Yound 3:253
Young 2 : 156
Rowe L. 296

Fent. 256
Fent. 169

V

Black. 169

Vacuum prevented by water and air,

Gairb 54
Vagellius, described,
Vain to hope to cheat th’allseeing eyes of heaven, Wift 140

all we act, and all we think,
of life expose,

Font. 293
hope! to leave one's self behind,

and live a thoughtless exile from the mind, ib.
love,
min! boldly vies with his God,

Prior 2 : 101
Young 2 : 52

Cow. I: 241

Broome 24

Vain

Vain man would trace the maze of providence,

world, abode of guilt and sorrow,
Valclusa, Petrarch's retreat,
Valentine, when birds their partners take,

Tick. 139
Add. 337

Aken. 90
Gay 1:74
S Shen. 225
2 Sav. 183

Lytt. 76 Pope od. 3: 70

Add. z84 Butl. 1 : 114

Wall. 47

Valentine-day,
Valiant-son, from a valiant fire,
Valiant few o'ermatch an hoit of foes,
Valour foars above affliction,

is a mouse-trap,
and Beauty ftill were Britain's claim, Hughes 16€

both are her great prerogatives of fame, ib,
Van wants grace, who never wanted wit,

Pope 2:229
Vanbrugh, house of,

Swift r : 41
history of his house,

Swift 1:41
Vandalis, blue, transparent,

Pope 1 : 71
Van Dyck, Waller to,
Vandyke, death of,

Cor. 1:107
Vanessa, not in years a score,

Swift 1 : 118 dreams of a gown of forty-four, Swift 1 : 118 as years increase, the brighter shines, Swift 1 : 119 reason'd without plodding long, Swift 1 : 119

nor ever gave her judgement wrong, Swife 1: 119 Vanini, Atheistic opinions of,

Black 16 Vanities, that tire,

Pope 2 : 354 Vanity forbids thee to be vain,

Young 2 : 141 with pocket-glass,

Swift 2 : 75 mirror of,

Tbom. 1:215 of the world,

Prior 2:101
deaf to reproof,

Mall. 166
Vanquish

Pope 2 : 202

Weff 263

Broome 8

Vanquish in words, be mine the prize in fight, Gay 7: 313
Vanquished love,

Young 1:47
Vapours, maggots in the brain,

Swift 1:213 - a fit of, clouds this demi-god,

Buck. 41
Variety is all our bliss,

Den. 15
endearing,
alone gives joy,

Prior 2: 205 kind source of joy!

Som. 289 it is, that gives delight,

Pizt 341 Variety's the source of joys below,

Gay 1:214 Various climes with various fruits are fraught, objects various passions move,

Well233 readings, burthens of modern editions, Varronian satire, what,

Dry. 7:159 Veal, blown up, receipt for stewing,

Black. 92 Vegetables, wisdom of God, in, uses of,

Black. 93 Veil of Thilbe torn by a lioness,

observed bloody by Pyramus, who supposes her slain, ib. Veins, structure of,

Black. 190 Venal art, that vice of Courts, fair, bid her adieu,

Aken. 197 unworthy the

Aken. 197
your
Venetia first emerg'd from barbarous waste,
Vengeance, goddess never sleeping,

aloud for justice cries,
hour of, lies ripening in fate,
hard as it is, suppress,
be left to powers divine,

Butl. 1.: 80 Gay 1 : 298

Hugbes 60

Mall. 169

bliss to prove,

Dyer 69 Swift 2:222

Gay 2 : 91
Pope od. 3: 89
Pope il. 1:46

Dry. 2:62
Vengeance

Rowe L. 323

Tbom. 2:91 Thom. 2:91

Butl. 1 : 174

Vengeance I vow, and for your crimes you die, Pope od. 3 : 66

strikes, whom heaven has doom'd to fall, id. 4:81 resolv'd, 'tis dangerous to defer, Pope od. 4: 82 waits th'unhallow'd tongue,

Weft 139 divine, daring hearts controuls,

certain strikes the perjur'd breast, Gay 2 : 290 Veni Creator Spiritus,

Dry.'I: 316
Venice described,

rife of,
rose from dirt and sea-weed,

Pope 2 : 80
Venture neck, to gain a fortune,

- greater, to give your perfon than goods away,Pope 1:233 Venus fets, ere Mercury can rise,

Pope 1 267 goddess of desire,

Cong. 177 can tame stubborn race of men to love, Cong• 177 far as life exifts, her care extends,

Cong. 177 genial power of love,

Dry: 3:103 companion of the fun,

Dry. 3 : 104 influence of,

Dry. 3 : 103

Wall. 18 sprung from the sea,

Gay 1:21 wanton Loves and Graces round her wait, Gay 1 : 28

38 laughter-loving dame,

2 Pope il. 1 : 121 girdle described,

Pope il. 2 : 49 effect on Jove,

Mil. 2: 170 attribute of,

Sben. 121 mistaken,

Prior 1:111 - bled, yet could not dieg

Broome 20 cures Æneas,

Dry: 7:67

SWall.