No More Learning

, 24
Michael (A. 1680), 556
Légende de St Julien l'Hospitalier, 39 Lloyd, David (1635–1692), 493
Legrand, Joachim, 197
William (1627–1717), 196, 329, 335
Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm, baron vov, Llwyd, Morgan (1619-1659), 514
200, 290, 291, 297, 301, 400
Lochlee, 372
Leicester, 91
Lochmaben Gate, 377
Leighton, Robert, 193, 546
Locke, John (1632–1704), 61, 146, 150,
Lekprevick, Robert, 359
159, 180, 181, 233, 279, 282, 283, 286,
Leland, John (1506? -1552), 345, 352; 287, 292, 293, 297 ff. , 301, 314, 331,
Collectanea, 349; Itinerary, 349
388, 390, 406, 412
John (1691-1766), 507
Essay concerning Human Understand-
Lely, Sir Peter, 241
ing,58, 282, 285, 290, 393, 400, 401, 411
Lepell, Mary. See Hervey, lady Mary Of the Conduct of the Understanding, 400
Lesage, Alain-René, 35
Reasonableness of Christianity, 289, 290
Leslie, Charles (1650–1722), 11, 507, 521, Some Thoughts concerning Education,
564; Rehearsal, 5; Short and Easy 396 ff.
Method, 289; Snake in the Grass, 201, Locker, John (1693-1760), 529
520
Lockhart, George (1673-1731), 493
Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim, 61
Lockit, in Gay's Beggar's Opera, 163
L'Estrange, Sir Roger (1616–1704), 2 ff. , Lodge, Thomas, 275; Seneca, 265
265, 273 ff.
Logan Water, 363
Bona's Guide to Eternity, 274
Logan, George (1678-1755), 561
Colloquies of Erasmus, 273 tf.
John (1748-1788), 557
Josephus, 273, 275
London, 3, 6, 11, 24, 26, 27, 31 ff. , 36, 43,
Considerations. . . Regulation of the Press, 44, 46, 51, 52, 57, 58, 62, 64, 65, 67,
2
94 ff. , 112, 120, 126, 129 ft. , 146, 149,
Discourse of the Fishery, 3
153, 160, 170, 194, 202, 212, 213, 215,
Fables and Storyes Moralized, 4
220, 234, 240, 246, 249, 256, 261 ff. ,
Fables of Æsop, 4, 275
277, 280 ff. , 290, 331, 336, 345, 353,
L'Estrange his Apology, 2
354, 357, 359, 363, 369, 394, 406
No Blinde Guides, 2
Bartholomew Fair, 263
Observator, The, 3, 4
Billingsgate, 257, 263, 272
Seneca's Morals, 273, 275
Bishopsgate, 263
Spanish Decameron, 274
Bishopsgate street, 393
Tully's Offices, 274
British Museum, 11, 124, 234
Visions of Quevedo, 3, 274
Bunhill fields, 25
Let us a' to the Bridal, 379
Burlington gardens, 163
Letter from a friend of the universities, 411 Channel row, 146
from Avignon, 218
Charing Cross, 146, 360
Letters. . . to Sir Joseph Williamson, 212 Charterhouse, 45
Lewis, David (16837-1760), 188
Chelsea, 126, 132
Erasmus, 103
Cleveland row, 168
John (1675–1747), 536
Cork street, 133
Leycester, Sir Peter (1614–1678), 686 Cornhill, 6
Leyden, 290
Covent garden, 160, 848
Lhwyd, Edward 12
Doctors' Commons, 139
Licensing Act, 5
Dover street, 132
Lichfield, 196
Drury lane, 68
Life of James the Second, 213
Fish lane, 263
Liggan Waters, The, 363
Fleet prison, 139
Lillie, Charles, 56
Fulwood rents, 260
Lilliput, 104, 128
Gray's inn, 211, 220
Lillo, George, London Merchant, 163 Gray’s-inn-gate, 274
Lily, William, 384
Great George street, 246
Linger, Sir John, in Swift's Complete Gresham college, 385, 386, 390
Collection of. . . Conversation, 107
Grosvenor chapel, 246
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596
!
1
Index of Names
!
Lovely Lass of Inverness, 377
Lovere, 245
Lowndean professor of astronomy, 413
Lucan, 44, 182, 256, 337, 338
Lucae, Theophilus (f. 1714), 500
Lucia, in Addison's Cato, 63
Lucian, 106, 159, 257, 266, 267
Lucifer, 327
Lucinda, in Don Quixote, 269
Lucky Spence's Last Advice, 366
Lucretius, 55
Lucullus, 270
Ludolphus, J. , History of Aethiopia, 268
Luton, 169
Luxborough, Robert Knight, lord, 217
Lyndsay, Sir David, 359; Pleasant Satyre,
365
Lynn, 2
Lyttelton, George Lyttelton, lord, 220,
229, 230, 313; Dialogues of the Dead,
159, 160; History of the Life of Henry
the Second, 160
London (cont. )
Hackney, 393
Hampstead, 133
Hanson street, 166
Inner Temple, 51
Islington, 261, 393
Kent street, 269
Little Britain, 274
Mall, The, 256, 263
Marylebone gardens, 369
Moorfields, 25, 260
Newgate, 2, 9, 10, 30, 163, 263, 272
Newington green, 393
Paper office, 197
Parson's dock, 257
Quaker's tavern, 263
Ram alley, 268
Rhenish tavern, 146
Rummer tavern, 146
Rolls chapel, 195, 198
Ropemaker's alley, 25
Royal Exchange, 49, 260
St Clement Danes, 195
St Giles, Cripplegate, 6
St James's coffeehouse, 247
St James's palace, 78, 249, 250, 331
St Pancras, 257
St Paul's cathedral, 330, 343
Smithfield, 263
South Audley street, 246
Southwark, 269
Stoke Newington, 393
Tottenham cross, 403
Tower, The, 175, 348, 356
Tyburn, 268
Westminster, 139, 146, 147, 397
abbey, 55, 153, 164
hall, 160, 247
school, 158, 188, 250, 333, 390,
405, 408 ff. , 414
Whitefriars, 268
Whitehall, 215
Wits' coffeehouse, 263
London Gazette, 1
Journal, 221
Londonderry, 290
Long Megg of Lincoln, 268
parliament, 387
Long, Mrs Anne, 126
Longe, J. S. , 92
Longinus, 51, 59, 188
Longleat, 153
Longleat Papers, 147, 156. See, also, Bath,
marquis of, Papers
Longside, 372
Looking Glass for George Fox, 307
• Lord Fanny,' in Pope's Imitations of
Horace, 85, 251
Lords, House of, 195, 251
Lorraine, duke of, 149
Loti, Pierre, 248
Louis XIV, king of France, 148, 150, 151,
153, 391
Louisa, princess, 162
Lounsbury, T. R. , The first editors of
Shakespeare, 77, 78
Loveday, Robert, 57
Macaulay, lord, 31, 127, 182, 240, 263
Macclesfield, Thomas Parker, 1st earl of,
14, 16
M'Gibbon, Edinburgh musician, 371, 379
Machiavelli, Niccolo, 225
Mackaile, Matthew (A. 1657–1696), 559
Mackenzie, George, earl of Cromarty.
See Cromarty
Sir George (1636–1691), 493, 551
George (1669–1725), 553
Henry, 562
Macknight, T. , Life of Bolingbroke, 217,
226, 227, 230
Mackworth, Sir Humphrey, 11
Macky, John (d. 1726), 494
M'Lennan, Murdoch, Race of Sheriffmuir,
373
Macpherson, James (1736-1796), 185, 557
McWard, Robert (1633? -1687), 546
Madagascar, 23
‘Madonella' (Mary Astell), 404
Madox, Isaac, 212
Thomas (1666–1727), Formulare
Anglicanum, 355; History of the
Exchequer, 355
Maggie Lauder, 364, 365
Maggie's Tocher, 360
Magister Fabre, praelector linguae Galli-
canae, 412
Magna Britannia et Hibernia, 353
Mahomet, 54
Maidwell, Lewis, 386, 387,397, 398, 411,413
Maitland, Sir Richard, 365
William (1693? –1757), 537
Maittaire, Michael (1668–1747), 529
Makin, Mrs Bathsua, 403
Makluire, John (f. 1630), 558
Malebranche, Nicolas, 282, 287, 521;
Recherche de la Vérité, 314
Malelas, Joannes, 330
Mallet (or Malloch), David (1705? -1765),
181, 185–6 (main entry), 227, 295
Amyntor and Theodora, 186
Birks of Endermay, 186
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Index of Names
597
1
Mesdager, Nicolas, 151
Meston, William (1688? -1745), 471, 567
Mezeray, François Eudes de, History of
France, 150, 153
Mickle, William Julius (1735–1788),
Cumnor Hall, 374
Middleton, Conyers (1683–1750), 295;
Free Inquiry into the Miraculous Powers,
296, 340; Life of Cicero, 253, 340
Midgley, Robert (1653–1733), 500
Miege, Guy (1644-1718? ), The New State
of England, 353
Mildmay, friend of John Byrom, 325
Mill, John (1645–1707), 330, 508
Millar, John (1735-1801), 553
Miller, Philip, 182
Milton, John, 1, 2, 28, 42, 64, 69, 73, 148,
167, 182, 201, 233, 265, 267, 382,
390, 410
Areopagitica, 307
History of Britain, 233
Of Education, 384, 389
Paradise Lost, 59 ff. , 140, 182, 269,
338 ff.
Minchin, Anne, 166
Thomas, 166
Mindelheim, 174
Minerva, 60
• Minstrel Burn,' 364
Minto, 373
Minturno, Antonio Sebastiano, 59
Miranda, in Law's Serious Call, 323
Miscellanies (Pope and Swift), 78, 85, 131
Mist, Nathaniel, 16, 17; Weekly Journal,
19, 21
Mohocks, The, 126, 160
Molesworth, Robert, 1st viscount (1656–
1723), 494
Molière, J. B. P. de, 29, 30; Le mariage
forcé, 41
Molyneux, William, 180, 181, 283
Monboddo, James Burnett, lord (1714-
1799), 562
Monmouth, James, duke of, 6, 159, 160, 214
duchess of, 161
Monro, Alexander, 546
Monsey, R. , Scarronides, 257
Mont Cenis, 245
Montagu, Anne Wortley, 244
Charles. See Halifax, earl of
Edward Wortley (d. 1761), 244,
246, 248
Edward Wortley (d. 1776), 248
Elizabeth, 246
lady Mary Wortley (1689–1762),
71, 191, 243 ff. (main entry), 250, 251,
402 ff. , 449, 497
Basset-table, The,' 247
Constantinople Letters, 246 ff.
Court Poems by a Lady of Quality,
1
Mallet (cont. )
Edwin and Emma, 186
Excursion, The, 186
William and Vargaret, 182, 185, 186
Malloch, David. See Mallet
Maly Stewart, 376
Manchester, 325, 386
Charles Montagu, 1st duke of,
149, 150
Mancroix, F. de, 196
Mandeville, Bernard (16707-1733), 309;
Essay on Charity, 407; Fable of the
Bees, 302, 311, 323; Grumbling Hive,
The, 302, 311
Manilius, 338
Manley, Mrs (Mary de la Rivière), 462;
Neno Atalantis, 18
Mann, Sir Horace, 246
Manufacturer, The, 14
Mar, countess of, 248
Marble hill, 250
Marchmont, Patrick Hume, earl of, 364
Marcia, in Addison's Cato, 64
Marcius, in Addison's Cato, 63
Mare of Collington, The, 366
Mariana, Juan de, History of Spain, 278
Markland, Jeremiah (1693-1776), 341
Marlborough, John Churchill, duke of,
44, 94, 96, 124, 130, 134, 139, 174, 200,
206, 217, 218, 261, 336, 494
Henrietta, duchess of, 82
Sarah, duchess of, 82, 98, 130, 185,
217, 218, 220
Marly, 153
• Marrow men,' 549
Marsh, Narcissus, 330
Marsham, Sir John (1602–1685), 196, 529
Martial, 55, 264
Martin, in Swift's Tale of a Tub, 100
Martin's office, 132
Marvell, Andrew, Black List of Govern-
ment Pensioners, 213
Mary I, queen of England, 210, 235
II, queen of Great Britain, 169,
200, 208, 233
of Modena, queen, 168
Masham, Abigail, lady, 124
Masham, Samuel Masham, lord, 130
Matilda, in Law's Serious Call, 402
Maurice, F. D. , 328
Maxwell, John (1590? –1647), 544
May, Sir Humphrey, 250
's Mayor, J. E. B. , 354
Meekly, Mr, in Brooke's Fool of Quality,
327
Melville, Andrew (1545–1622), 556
Elizabeth. See Culross, lady
Memoirs of a Parish Clerk, 137
of Martinus Scriblerus, 103. 131,
136, 137, 139, 308, 447
Memorials of Coleorton, 328
Menander, 336
Mercator (Defoe's), 14, 15
Mercure Galant, Le, 270
Mercurius Politicus, 21
Merrick, James, Cameleon, 191
Merry Muses, The, 360, 363
247
Drawing Room,' The, 247
Letters and Works, 248
'On a maxim of La Rochefoucauld,'
249
"Toilet, The,' 247
Town Eclogues, 247, 248
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598
Index of Names
Montagu, lady Mary Wortley (cont. )
Translation of the Enchiridion of
Epictetus, 246, 248
Turkish Letters, 244
Montague, James, 147
Montaigne, 47, 159, 233, 237, 265, 399;
Essays, 276, 277
Montégut, Émile, 71, 72
Monteith, Robert (A. 1621-1660), 550
Montgomerie, Alexander, 359, 365; The
Cherrie and the Slae, 366, 367
Montluc, Blaise de, Commentaries, 276
Montrose, James Graham, 1st marquis of
(1612–1650), 193, 556
James Graham, 4th marquisof, 215
Moor park, 91 ff. , 126
James (1712–1779), 562
Moore, Arthur, 14
James, 86
John (1646–1714), 330, 335, 356
Morant, Philip (1700–1770), 537
Moravians, the, 324
Moray, Sir Robert, 193
More, Henry, 184; Enthusiasmus Trium-
phatus, 326
Sir Thomas, 160, 197
Moréri, Louis, Grand Dictionnaire his.
torique, 211
Morgan, Sylvanus (1620-1693), 537
Thomas (d. 1743), 288, 508; Moral
Philosopher, The, 294
Morley, John, 153
Morton, Charles, 6, 393, 394
Moses, 296
Most wonderful wonder that ever appeared,
132
Motteux, Peter Anthony (1660–1718), 256,
260, 263, 270 ff. (main entry); Gentle-
man's Journal, 270; Rabelais, 270
Moyle, Walter, 267
Muddiman, Henry, 2
Münster, 136
Muirland Willie, 360
Mure, Sir William, of Rowallan (1594-
1657), 556
Murray, Sir David, of Gorthy (1567–1629),
556
Musselburgh, 370
My Jocky blyth, 360
My Laddie, 375
My Winifreda, 188
Myllar, Androw, 359
Mylne, Robert (1643–1747), 559
Nairn, lady (1766–1845), Will he no come
back again, 377
Namby. Pamby' (Ambrose Philips), 161,
165, 182
Nancy, 149
Nanny 0, 363
Nantes, edict of, 270
Naphtali, 547
Napier, John, of Merchiston, 558
• Narcissa' (Mrs Oldfield), in Pope's
Epistles, 81
Nashe, Thomas, 32, 51, 262
Naso Scarronomimus,' 259
Neal, Daniel (1678–1743), History of New
England, 212; History of the Puritars,
212
Nedham, Marchamont, 1
Neo-Platonism, 287, 306
Nepos, Cornelius, 198
Nero, 274
Neverout, Tom, in Swift's Complete Col.
lection of. . . Conversation, 106, 107
New England, 281
New Scots Spy, 562
New Tunbridge Wells, 261
Zealander, 263
Newcastle, Sir Thomas Pelham-Holles,
Ist duke of, 166
Newcourt, Richard (d. 1716), Repertorium
Ecclesiasticum, 354
Newport, 281
Newton, Sir Isaac, 115, 229, 283, 295,
298, 308, 519; Optics, 297; Principia,
331, 335
Richard (1676–1753), 571
Newtonian school of mathematics, 412, 413
Nichols, John, 140, 478
Nicoll, John (A. 1660), 552
Nicolson, William (1655-1727), Historical
Libraries, 356
Nisbet, Alexander (1657–1725), 355, 554
Norfolk, 2, 241, 277, 353
Norman conqnest, 355
Norris, John, 287
North, Sir Dudley, 240
Francis. See Guilford, lord
John, 240
Montagu, 234
Roger (1653-1734), 235, 238 ff.
Autobiography, 238, 241
Discourse of Fish and Fish Ponds, 241
Examen, 233, 234, 238, 242
Life of Francis North, Lord Guilford,
198, 235, 238 ff.
Lives of Sir Dudley North and Dr John
North, 238 ff.
Reflections upon. Le Clerc's life of
Mr John Locke, 234
Sir Thomas, Plutarch, 265
North and Gray, lord, 239
Northamptonshire, 6
Northcote, James, 162, 169
Northern Lass, The, 363
Notable, Miss, in Swift's Complete Col-
lection of. . . Conversation, 106, 107
Notes and Memorandums of the six days
preceding the Death of a late Right
Reverend, 132
Notes and Queries, 92, 377, 387
Nottingham, Daniel Finch, 2nd earl of,
9, 95, 135
Nova Solyma, 385
Nunebam, 162
Nut-broion Maid, The, 154
O Willy was so blythe a Lad, 364
Oates, Titus, 3, 265, 267
Observator, The (L'Estrange's), 3, 4
(Tutchin's), 5
Oedipus, 60
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Index of Names
599
Oxford (cont. )
St Edmund hall, 397
St Mary hall, 139
Sheldonian press, 330
University college, 129
Wadham college, 386, 393
Oxford Gazette, 1
Oxford Historical Society's Collectanea,
413
Oxford, countess of, 248
Aubrey de Vere, earl of, 150
Edward Harley, 2nd earl of, 79,
84, 87, 152, 153, 357
Robert Harley, 1st earl of, 5, 8,
10 ff. , 20, 77, 78, 94 ff. , 99, 113, 117 ff. ,
124, 130, 131, 151 ff. , 161, 166, 167,
217, 219, 336, 357
Oxfordshire, 256, 258, 353
Ozell, John (d. 1743), 527
O'er the Moor amang the Heather, 374
O'er the Water to Charlie, 376
Ogilby, John, 68, 75
Ogilvy, captain, 376
Oglethorpe, Fanny, 219
Okely, Francis, 328
Old English Chronicle, 355
Old English grammar, 402
studies, 355
Old Man's Lament, The, 377
Oldcastle, Humphry' (viscount Boling.
broke), 221, 222
Oldisworth, William, 183
Oldmixon, John (1673–1742), 235, 237-8
(main entry)
British Empire in America, 237
Critical History of England, 204, 237,
238
Essay on Criticism, 237
History of. . . the Royal House of Stuart,
238
Memoirs of the Press, 238
Secret History of Europe, 237
Oldys, William (1696–1761), British Li-
brarian, 357
Oliphant, Charles, 560
Oliver, Pasfield, 23
Olivier, abbé, Life and adventures of
Signior Rozelli, 18
Onslow, Arthur, 209
Orange, Mary, princess of, 199
Orford, Sir Robert Walpole, 1st earl of,
81, 87, 115, 117, 121, 163, 165, 219 ff. ,
229, 230, 232, 243, 251, 252, 254, 281
•Orinda' (Katherine Philips), 168
Ormond, duke of, in The Tatler, 34
Orrery, 4th earl of. See Boyle, Charles
Osborn, Francis (1593–1659), Advice to a
Son, 397
Osborne, Thomas (d. 1767), 357
Oswald, Scots Airs, 361
Oudenarde, 205
Oulton, Yorkshire, 330
Overton, J. H. , William Law, 309, 313,
324 ff.
Ovid, 46, 256, 258; Metamorphoses, 68,
160
Ovidius Exulans, 259
Owen, James (1654–1706), 571
Oxford, 88, 92, 130, 170, 177, 182, 184,
188, 282, 290, 313, 324, 329, 330,
331, 334, 341, 342, 344 ff. , 349, 355,
382, 383, 386, 387, 394, 395, 406,
410 ff.
All Souls college, 294
Ashmolean museum, 352
Ashmole's elaboratory,' 413
Bodleian library, 330, 342, 345, 349,
Pacolet, in The Tatler, 35
Pacquet of Advice from Rome (Care's), 4
Pagitt, Ephraim, Heresiography, 307
Pallas, 115
Pallas the favourite of Agrippina,' 225
Palmer, Samuel (d. 1732), 538, 571
Pantagruel, 264, 267, 271
Panorge, 271, 272
Papilia, in Pope's Characters of Women, 82
Papillon, F. W. , Memoirs of Thomas Pa-
pillon, 240
Thomas, 240
Paracelsus, 315
Paris, 139, 149 ff. , 213, 318
Parke, Gilbert, 216
Parker, Matthew, 355, 357
Richard (1572-1629), 538
353, 357
Christ Church, 139, 147, 182, 256, 258,
264, 329, 332, 337, 345, 382, 391
Hertford college, 411
Magdalen college, 43, 381, 411, 412,
414
Merton college, 381, 411
Queen's college, 170
Pembroke college, 412
Thomas. See Macclesfield, 1st
earl of
Parkinson, Anthony (1667-1728), 538
Parnassus, 102, 257
Parnell, Charles Stewart, 166
Thomas (1679-1718), 75, 78, 131,
137, 166 ff. (main entry), 171
Elegy to an old Beauty, 167
Flies, The, 167
Hermit, The, 167
Homer's Battle of the Frogs and Mice,
168
Hymn to Contentment, 167
*Life, Writings and Learnings of Ho.
mer,' 167, 168
Nightpiece on Death, 167
Poem on Queen Anne's Peace, 166
Poems on Several Occasions, 77, 167
Partition treaty, 112, 215
Partridge, in Tom Jones, 405
John, 94
Passarowitz, peace of, 244
Paston, George, Lady Mary Wortley
Montagu, 244
Pater, Walter, Renaissance Studies, 39
Paterson, Ninian (f. 1688), 556
Patrick, Swift's servant, 126
Patten, Robert (A. 1717), 565
Pattison, Mark, Essays and Reviews, 280
Paul, St, 28
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Index of Names
Paul, H. G. , John Dennis, 142
Peacham, Henry, Compleat Gentleman,
396
Peachum, in Gay's Beggar's Opera, 163
Peacock, Thomas Love, 183
Pearce, Zachary (1690–1774), 527
Pearch, George, 190
Pearson, John (1613–1686), Exposition of
the Creed, 329; Vindiciae Epistolarum
S. Ignatii, 329
Peck, Francis (1692–1743), 538
Peers, Richard, 345, 346
Peg, in Arbuthnot's History of John Bull,
135
Pelham, Henry, 230, 243, 250
Penn, William, 9, 406
Pennecuick, Alexander (d. 1730), 376
Britannia Triumphans, 370
Elegy on Robert Forbes, 370
Flowers from Parnassus, 370
Merry Wives of Musselburgh, 370
Presbyterian Pope, 370
Rome's Legacy, 370
Streams from Helicon, 370
Pennecuik, Dr Alexander (1652–1722),
Description of Tweeddale, 370
Penton, Stephen (1639–1706), 405;
Guardian's Instruction, 397; New In-
structions, 397
Pepy8, Samuel, 129, 244, 274, 275
Pera, 245
Percy, Thomas, Reliques, 188
Perfidious Britain, 375
Perrault, Charles, 390; Le Siècle de Louis
le Grand, 391; Parallèle des Anciens et
des Modernes, 391
Persius, 264, 269
Peru, 391
Peshall, Sir John, 346
Pestalozzi, Johann Heinrich, 389
Peter, in Swift's Tale of a Tub, 100
the wild boy, 132
Peterborough, 349
Charles Mordaunt, 3rd earl of, 23,
249, 250
Peters, Hugh, 258
Petre, lord, 70
Petronius, 255, 264, 266
Petty, Sir William (1623-1687), The Ad-
vice of W. P. , 389
Petyt, William (1636–1707), 196, 356;
Jus Parliamentarium, 357
Phalaris, Epistles, 93, 102, 115, 329,
332 ff. , 338, 391
Pharamond, in The Spectator, 55
Philips, Ambrose (cont. )
Distressed Mother, The, 166, 183
Epistle to the Earl of Dorset, 165
Pastorals, 69, 77, 165
Philips, John (1676-1709), 181, 182 ;
'Bacchanalian song,' 182; Cyder, 182;
The Splendid Shilling, 169, 182, 256
Katherine (Orinda'), 168
Phillips, John (1631–1706), 264, 265,
267 ff. , 272
Don Quixote, 268 ff. , 275
Maronides, 258
Present State of Europe, 267
Translations, 268
Phillis, in Steele's Conscious Lovers, 64
Philomedé, in Pope's Characters of Women,
82
Philosophical Transactions. See Royal
Society
Philotimus, in Collier's Essays, 211
Philotus, 556
*Pickel, colonel,' in The Tatler, 34
Pierrepont, Evelyn. See Kingston, duke of
lady Mary. See Montagu, lady Mary
Wortley
Pilkington, Matthew, 464
Pindar, 189
Piper o' Dundee, The, 378
Pitcairne, Archibald (1652–1713), 559
Pits, John (1560-1616), 538
Pitt, Christopher (1699-1748), trans. of
The Æneid, 188; trans, of Vida's Art
of Poetry, 188, 189
Thomas, 409
William. See Chatham, earl of
Pittis, William, 15
Plantagenets, the, 222
Plantin, 167
Plato, 46, 282, 300
Plautus, 338
Playford, John, Choice Ayres, 364
Pliny, 38; Epistolae, 349
Plot, Robert (1640–1696), 413; Natural
History of Oxfordshire, 352; Natural
History of Staffordshire, 352
Plotinus, 315, 323
Plumian professor of astronomy, 412, 413
Plutarch, 28, 265, 267, 337
Pocock, N. , 196
Pococke, Edward, the elder (1604-1691),
183, 529
Edward, the younger (1648–1727),
529
Poiret, Pierre, 307
Polemia, in Arbuthnot's History of John
Bull, 134
Polly, in Gay's Beggar's Opera, 163
Polwarth, 364
Pomfret, countess of, 248
John (1667-1702), 167, 169, 170;
Choice, The, 170; Poems on Several
Occasions, 169
Pompey the Little. See Coventry, Francis
Pop upon Pope, A, 85
Pope, Alexander (1688–1744), 17, 45, 66 ff.
(main entry), 103, 123, 127, 129, 131,
133, 137, 138, 141 ff. , 160, 161, 163 ff. ,
billadelphion society (1697-1703), 308,
514
Philalethes, in Collier's Essays, 211
• Phileleutherus Lipsiensis,' 336, 337
Philemon, 336
Philip V, king of Spain, 228
James (f. 1617), 565
Philippus (Horace, Epist. ), 39
Philips, Ambrose (1675–1749), 78, 86,
161, 165-6 (main entry), 181, 182,
190
Collection of Old Ballads, 166, 182


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Index of Names
601
Pope, Alexander (cont. )
171, 174, 175, 177, 179 ff. , 184, 185,
187ff. , 220, 228, 230, 247, 248, 250 ff. ,
258, 260, 340, 357, 369, 464, 468,
469, 475
Alcander Prince of Rhodes, 68
Art of Sinking in Poetry (Bathos). See
Martinus Scriblerus below
Dialogues, 87, 88
Dunciad, 32, 77 ff. , 82, 85, 88, 89, 131,
143, 144, 165, 188, 237, 251, 340, 409
Elegy to the Memory of an Unfortunate
Lady, 70
Eloisa to Abelard, 70, 71
Epistle to a Young Lady, 71
to Dr Arbuthnot, 78, 86, 88,
133, 147, 171, 251
to Mr Jervas, 71
to Robert Earl of Oxford, 74, 77
Epistles, 81, 82, 86, 87
Essay on Criticism, 70, 73, 77, 89
on Man, 73, 81 ff. , 85, 89, 169,
295, 296
Ethic Epistles, 89
Fragment of a Satire, 78
Full and True Account. . . Edmund Curli,
78
9
to Lord ,
1
Homer, 72, 74 ff. , 164, 167, 171
Imitations of Horace, 85 ff. , 251
Letter to a Noble Lord, 86, 251
Martinus Scriblerus. . . or the Art of Sink-
ing in Poetry (Bathos), 78, 171, 251,
271
Messiah, 69
Moral Essays, 81, 82
Narrative of Dr Robert Norris, 77
Ode for Music on Saint Cecilia's Day, 72
Ode on Solitude, 68
Of False Taste, 81
Of Taste, 81
Of the Characters of Women, 82
Of the Knowledge and Characters of
Men, 81
Of the Use of Riches, 81
Ovid, 68
Pastorals, 68, 69, 78
Prologue to the Satires, 86
Rape of the Lock, 70, 73, 241
Selecta Poemata Italorum, 76
Shakespeare, edited by, 77
Sober advice from Horace,' 86
Satires, 86, 87
Statius's Thebais, translation of, 68
Windsor Forest, 69
Works (1717), 74
in Prose, 84
1740, 88
Pope, Walter (d. 1714), 500
Pordage, John, 307
Porte, the, 244
Portfolio of a Man of the World, 191
Portland, William Bentinck, earl of, 149,
150, 206
Post Boy, 5
Potter, John (1674? -1747), 527
Povey, Charles, 462
Poyser, Mrs, 323
Present State of Europe, 267
State of the War, 44
Prestonpans, 373
Prideaux, Humphrey (1648–1724), 495 ;
LVIII Articles, 414
Priestley, Joseph, 302
Prior, Arthur, 146
George, 146
Matthew (1664-1721), 96, 141,
146 ff. (main entry), 162, 163, 165,
168, 169, 176, 182, 216, 217, 270,
461
Account of Examination before the Com-
mittee of Council, 149
Advice to the Painter, 148, 155
Alma: or the Progress of the Mind, 152,
154
Answer to the Report of the Committee
of Secrecy, 149
Better Answer to Cloe Jealous, 156
Carmen Seculare, 149, 155
Cloe Hunting, 156, 159
Dialogues of the Dead, 153, 159, 160
Down-Hall, 152, 155
English Ballad on the Taking of Namur,
148, 155
Padlock, 155
Epistle to Fleetwood Shephard, 148
155
Erle Robert's Mice, 151
Essay upon Learning, 158, 159
upon Opinion, 159
Essays, 153
Fable from Phaedrus, 151
First and Second Hymns of Callioma.
chus, 157
Georgics, The, 157
Hans Carvel, 155
Henry and Emma, 153, 157
Hind and the Panther Transvers'd (by
Prior and Montague), 147, 159
History of His Own Time, 147, 217
Hymn to the Sun, 148
'Jinny the Just,' 156, 159
Journal at the Court of France, 149
Journey to Copt-hall, 156
Letter to. . . Miss Margaret-Cavendish.
Holles-Harley, 153, 156
to Monsieur Boileau Despréaux,
155
Nut-brown Maid, The, 152
Ode, An, 147
. . . to the Memory of. . . Colonel George
Villiers, 150
Humbly Subscrib'd to the Queen,
151
presented to the King, 148
to the Queen, 157
Orange, 148
Picture of Seneca, 147
Prelude to a Tale from Boccace, 157
Satire on the Modern Translators, 147
Saunt'ring Jack and Idle Joan,' 156
Secretary, The, 148, 155
Seeing the Duke of Ormonds Picture,
155
Session of the Poets, 147, 155
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602
Index of Names
Prior, Matthew (cont. )
Solomon on the Vanity of the World,
143, 152, 154, 157
To a Child of Quality, 156
To Cloe Weeping, 156
To the Bishop of Rochester, 148
To the Countess of Exeter, 147, 149
To the King, 148
Translation of an Epitaph upon Glan-
ville, Bishop of Rochester, 158
Two Riddles, 151
Written in. . . Mezeray's History of France,
150, 156
Prior, Samuel, 146
Protestant Post Boy, 13
Prudentia,' in The Tatler, 34
Prynne, William, 348
* Psalmanazar, George' (1679? -1763), 498
Pulteney, David, 220
Miss, 165
Sir William. See Bath, earl of
Purcell, Henry, 148
Putney, 290, 308, 324 ff.
Pym, John, 258
Pyrenees, peace of the, 226, 228
Pythagoras, 515
Quakers. See Society of Friends
Qualmsick, in Pompey the Little, 408
Queensberry, Catherine Douglas, duchess
of, 162 ff.
Charles Douglas, 3rd duke of, 163, 164
Quevedo, 277; Visions, 3, 274
Quickset, Sir Harry, in The Tatler, 46, 50
Quintessence, queen, in Rabelais, 106
'Quixote in petticoats,' 30
Raphael, 59
Rapin de Thoyras, Paul de (1661-1725),
140, 495; Histoire d'Angleterre, 235, 236
Rare Willie drowned in Yarrow, 371
Rathmill, Yorkshire, 393
Rawlinson, Richard (1690–1755), 342,
353, 355; Natural History of Surrey,
351
Ray, James (A. 1745), 565
John, 412
Reasons humbly offered by the Company. . .
of Upholders, 132
• Rebel, A' (Defoe), 19
Reeve, Richard, 345
Rehearsal, The (Leslie's), 5
Reid, Thomas (1710–1796), 562
Remarks on the Academic, 414
Renfrewshire, 364, 370
Review, The (Defoe's), 1, 4, 5, 10, 11, 13,
14, 34
Revue des deux Mondes, 71
Reynolds, Myra, 168
Rhampsinitus's Treasure Chamber (He-
rodotus), 39
Rhode island, 281, 282
Rich, Barnaby, 556
John, 163
Richard II, king of England, 222, 233
Richardson, Sir Benjamin, 138
Jonathan, 70
Samuel, 144, 248; Clarissa Harlowe,
245; Pamela, 400
Richelieu, Cardinal, 228
Richmond, 251
Riddell, Robert, 368
Ridpath, George (d. 1726), 15, 434; The
Flying Post, 5
George (1717? -1772), 554
Risdon, Tristram (15807-1640), Survey of
Devon, 353
Ritson, Joseph (1752–1803), 567
Roach, Richard (1662–1730), 307, 575
Roberts, James, 247
Robertson, William (1721-1793), 554
Robethon, Jean, 236
Robin Conscience, 51
Hood, 166
Robin's Courtship, 364
Robinson, John, bishop of London, 249
Rob's Jok cam to woo our Jenny, 361
Rochester, 145
John Wilmot, 2nd earl of, 18, 174,
198
Rogers, Samuel, 170
Rohault, Jacques, Traité de physique, 297
Roman antiquities, 352, 355
Catholics, 3, 4, 100, 101, 110
catholicism, 245
poets, 68
tragedy, 64
Romanno, 370
Rome, 73, 112, 159, 256, 274
church of, 147, 195, 197
Roper, Abel (1665–1726), 434; Post Boy, 5
Rosamond's Pond, 36
Roscommon, Wentworth Dillon, 4th earl
of, 70, 181
Rabelais, François, 106, 263, 264, 270 ff. ;
Gargantua, 267
Racine, Jean, Andromaque, 166, 183;
Phèdre, 103
Radcliffe, Alexander (f. 1669-1696), 272;
Ovid Travestie, 259; The Ramble, 259,
263
Radcliffe, Dr John,' in The Tatler, 34
Rae, Peter (1671-1748), 565
Ralegh, Sir Walter, 351; History of the
World, 146, 357
Rambouillet, Madame de, 37
Ramillies, 151
Ramsay, Allan (1686–1758), 361 ff. , 366 ff.
(main entry), 379
Evergreen, The, 369
Gentle Shepherd, The, 161, 368
Last Speech of a Wretched Miser, 366,
367
Lochaber no more, 368
Lucky Simpson's Last Advice, 367
Monk and the Miller's Wife, The, 367
My Peggy is a young thing, 368
Scribblers lashed, 369
Tea-Table Miscellany, 360, 364, 368,
369, 371
Vision, The, 367
Andrew Michael, Vie de Turenne, 213
Ranke, L. von, 207, 208, 213; History of
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Index of Names
603
244
Rosebery, earl of, Chatham, 253
Sale, George (1697? -1736), 529
Rosin, Will, in The Tatler, 41
Salisbury, 200, 221, 287, 294
Rosinante, 268
Plain, 269
Ross, Alexander (1699-1784), 374
Sallust, 340
Bridal O't, The, 372
Salmon, Nathaniel (1675–1742), 355
Helenore, 372
Salutation tavern, in Arbuthnot's History
Rock and the Wee Pickle Tow, The, 372 of John Bull, 135
Wooed and Married and a', 372
Sandars, Nicholas, De Origine ac Pro-
John. See Rous
gressu Schismatis Anglicani, 196, 198
Rossetti, Christina, 178
Sandoval, Prudencio de, History of Charles
Rotterdam, 246
V, 278
Rouen, 256, 270
Sandwich, Edward Montagu, 1st earl of,
Rougham, 241
Rous (or Ross), John, Historia, 349 Sandys, George, 67
Rousseau, Jean Jacques, 399, 401
Sannazaro, Jacopo, 69
Routh, M. J. , 209
Sanny Briggs, 365
Row, John (1586–1646), 550
'Sappho,' in Pope's Imitations of Horace,
Jobn (1598? -1672? ), 558
85, 251
Rowe, Nicholas, 75, 144
Sarpedon, 70, 74
Rowlands, Samuel, 32, 51
Sarpi, Paolo, History of the Council of
Roxburghe Ballads, 361, 378
Trent, 197
Royal Society, 27, 32, 130, 213, 352, 358, Satan, in Paradise Lost, 60, 339
387, 389, 412, 413; Philosophical Trans- Saturday papers, in The Spectator, 59
actions, 139, 358
Saunders, "Silenus,' 240
Ruddiman, Thomas (1674–1757), 562 Savage, Henry (16042–1672), 539
Ruddiman's Weekly, 562
Savage, Richard (d.
1743), Bastard, The,
Rufa, in Pope's Characters of Women, 82 186, 187; Volunteer Laureat, 187;
Rugby school, 408
Wanderer, The, 186
Rule, Britannia, 186
Savilian professor of astronomy, 386
Rule, Gilbert (1629? -1701), 547
Savoy conference, 383
Rushworth, John, 193
Saw ye my Father, 374
Ruskin, John, 321
Scaliger, Julius Caesar, 170; Poetices
Russell, lord (John), Life of William Lord libri septem, 60
Russell, 199
Scarron, Paul, 256, 257, 259; Le Virgile
Rachel, lady, 199; Letters, 201
Travesti, 256, 257; Typhon, 268
William Russell, lord, 199, 203, Schelling, F. W. J. von, 328
239
Schism act, 394
Rutherford, Samuel (1600–1661), 545 Schlegel, Friedrich, 328
Ruysbroek, Johannes, 314, 318
Schlosser, F. C. , 226
Rycaut, Sir Paul (1628–1700), 247, 495 Schwenckfeld, Caspar von, 315
Rye house plot, 199, 202, 239, 364 Scornfu' Nansie, 360
Rymer, Thomas (1641-1713), 122
Scot, Sir John, of Scotstarvet (1585–1670),
Edgar, or the English Monarch, 140 550
Foedera, 141, 356
Scotch jig, 362
Reflections on Aristotle's Treatise of Scotch Presbyterian Eloquence, 548
Poesie, 140
Wooing of Willy and Nanny,
Short View of Tragedy, 140
363
Tragedies of the Last Age considered, 140 Scotland, 4, 11 ff. , 19, 130, 192, 194, 202,
Ryswyk, peace of, 149, 205, 214
203, 214, 215, 259, 301, 352, 359, 361 ff. ,
519
“Sa Singularité' (Duchess of Queens- Scots Gentleman in the Swedish Service'
berry), 162
(Defoe), 19
Sabinus,' in Pope's Epistles, 81
Scots Magazine, 562
Sacheverell, Henry, 11, 13, 95, 130, 139, Nightingale, 372
234, 394
Spy, 562
Sage, John (1652–1711), 547
Scott, Alexander, 361, 365; When his Wife
St Andrews, 129, 359, 378
Left him, 360
St Asaph, 196, 329, 350
Thomas, 313
St John, Henrietta, 217
Walter (1614? -1694), 552
Henry. See Bolingbroke, viscount Sir Walter, 12, 150, 154; Border
Saint-Martin, Louis Claude de (1743–1803), Minstrelsy, 373, 375
328, 521
Scottish dialect, 361
St Omer, 213
popular music, 361 ff.
St Simon, Duc de, 250
popular poetry, 359 ff.
Sainte-Beuve, C. A. , 61
prose literature, 215
Saintsbury, G. , 158; History of English Scougal, Henry (1650–1678), 547
prosody, 157
Scriblerus club, 103, 131, 166, 167, 281
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604
Index of Names
7
Scriblerus, Martinus. See Memoirs of Silia, in Pope's Characters of Women, 83
Martinus Scriblerus
Silius Italicus, 44, 182
Scriptural chronology, 227
Simonides, 54
Scudamore, James, Homer à la Mode, 258 Simson, Habbie, 364, 365
Scudery, Madeleine de, Almahide, 268
Patrick (1556–1618), 550
Secker, Thomas, Memoirs, 393, 394 Sinclair, George (a. 1696), 560
Security, bill of, 215
Singer, S. W. , 67
Sedgwick, Joseph (A. 1653), 571
Singleton, Thomas, 392
Sedley, Sir Charles, 169, 174
Skelton, Philip, 465
Selden, John, 355
Skimpole, Harold, in Dickens's Bleak
Selkirk, Alexander, 19
House, 81
Sempill, Francis (16162–1682), The Ba- Skinner, John (1721-1807)
nishment of Povertie, 365
Ewie wi' the Crookit Horn, 372
Sir James (1566–1625), 545
Old Age, 372
Robert (15957-1665? ), 364, 365, Tullochgorum, 372
372; Life. . . of Habbie Simson, 365 Tune your Fiddle, 372
Sempronius, in Addison's Cato, 64 Skirving, Adam (1719–1803), 373
Seneca, 28, 41, 55, 57, 233, 265; Con- Sloane, Sir Hans, 139
solatio ad Helviam, 218; Morals, 273, Smabridge, George, 153
275
Smart, lady, in Swift's Complete Col.
Sentry, captain, in The Spectator, 51 lection of . . . Conversation, 106
Septennial act, 224
Smedley, Jonathan, 448
Sévigné, Mme de, 245
Smith, in Buckingham's Rehearsal, 147
Shadwell, Thomas, 79; The Scowrers, 362 Adam, 562
Shaftesbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, Ist Edmund (or "Rag') (1672–1710),
earl of (1621-1683), 3, 234
181 ff. ; Phaedra and Hippolitus, 183
Anthony Ashley Cooper, 3rd earl of
Thomas (1638-1710), 349, 530
(1671-1713), 288, 295, 299 ff. (main Smollett, Tobias George, 236, 245, 562;
entry), 302, 303
Letters from France and Italy, 247;
Characteristics, 300
Peregrine Pickle, 245, 405, 409, 410;
Inquiry concerning Virtue, 300
Roderick Random, 245
Letter concerning Enthusiasm, 204, 300 Smythe, James Moore, 449
Miscellaneous Reflections, 300
Society for Promoting Christian Know.
Moralists, The, 300
ledge, 407
Notion of the Historical Draught. . . of
of Friends, 307
the Judgment of Hercules, 300
Solomon, 337
Sensus Communis, 300
Solomon's house, in New Atlantis, 388
Soliloquy: or Advice to an Author, 300 Somers, John, lord Somers, 8, 94, 101,
Shakespeare, William, 42, 77, 80, 118, 112, 113, 150
140, 142, 144, 145, 188, 296, 351, 362, Somers' Tracts, 217
363, 396; Hamlet, 268; Henry V, 187; Somerset, duchess of, 96
Julius Caesar, 142
William Seymour, duke of, 202
Sharp, John, archbishop of York, 394 Somner, William (1598-1669), Canterbury,
Sheen, 170
353; Dictionarium, 355
Sheeres, Sir Henry (d. 1710), 267, 528 Sophia, electress of Hanover, 200, 290
Sheldon, Ralph, 348
Charlotte, queen of Prussia, 290
Shelley, P. B. , Epipsychidion, 169 Sophocles, Oedipus, 142
Shelton, Thomas, 269; Don Quixote, 278 South Sea Bubble, 21, 105, 162, 220
Shenstone, William, 217, 412; The South, Esquire, in Arbuthnot's History of
Schoolmistress, 191, 405
John Bull, 134, 135
Sheppard, Jack, 23
Robert, 32, 147, 387
Sheridan, Thomas, 464
Southey, Robert, 170, 178; Life of Wesley,
Sheriffmuir, 373
328
Sherlock, Thomas (1678--1761), 293, 503, Southwell, Sir Robert, 92
508; Trial of the Witnesses, 294
Sowden, Mr, 246
Shields, Alexander (16602-1700), 547 Spagnoletto school, 252
Shifnal, 256
Spain, 6, 7, 23, 221, 231, 256, 265, 268, 277
Shrewsbury school, 165, 408
Spalding school, 330
duchess of, 125
John (A. 1650), 550
Charles Talbot, duke of, 87, 151, 216 Spanish affairs, 215
Sibbald, Sir Robert (1641-1712), 552
language and literature, 4, 277,
Sichel, W. , 231; Bolingbroke and his 403, 413
Times, 98, 132, 217, 218, 220, 232
succession, 11, 228, 231
Sicily, 280
Sparrow, John, 615
Sidmonton, 168
Spectator, The, 18, 32, 33, 35, 41, 48 ff.
Sidney, Algernon, 240
(main entry), 69, 144, 165, 171, 181,
Sir Philip, 35, 69
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605
Speech of a Fife Laird, 366
Speed, John, 352
Spelman, Sir Henry (1564? -1641), 344,
355; Glossarium Archaiologicum, 356
Spence, Joseph, 67, 68, 73, 77, 131, 141,
188, 448; Essay on Pope's Odyssey, 77
Spencer, Herbert, 401
Spense, Bellum grammaticale, 551
Spenser, Edmund, 68, 69, 143, 158, 165,
184, 188, 189, 338, 396; Calender, 161
Spingarn, J. E. , 60, 61
Spinoza, Baruch, 291, 298
· Sporus,' in Pope's Epistle, 251, 252
Spottiswode, John, 550
Sprat, Thomas (1635–1713), 32, 148, 158,
495; History of the Royal Society, 387,
412; True Account of that Horrid Con-
spiracy, 239
Springly, Tom, in The Tatler, 36
Stael, Peter, 412
Stair, James Dalrymple, viscount, 560
Sir John Dalrymple, ist earl of
(1648-1707), 495
John Dalrymple, and earl of (1693–
1747), 152, 495
Stamford, 308
Stanhope, lady Hester, 244
James, Ist earl, 17
Stanley, Venetia, 351
Statius, 44; Silvae, 341; Thebais, 68
Steele, Sir Richard (1672–1729), 5, 26 ff.
(main entry), 75, 94, 109, 114, 118,
124, 142, 144, 161, 165, 171, 172, 248,
271
Apology for Himself and his Writings, 29
Conscious Lovers, The, 57, 64
Christian Hero, The, 28, 30, 33, 42
Drummer, The, 43
Funeral, or Grief-a-la-mode, 30
Lying Lover, The, 30
Miscellany, 169
Tender Husband, The, 30, 33
See also, Spectator, The, and Tatler, The
Stella. See Johnson, Esther
Stenhouse, William, 361
Stephen, Sir Leslie, 253; English Thought
in the 18th century, 310, 321, 324
Stepney, George (1663–1707), 174, 176
Sterne, Laurence, 127, 228; Tristram
Shandy, 136, 137
Stevens, John (d. 1726), 277, 343 ;
Pablo de Segovia, 278; Spanish Liber-
tines, 278
Stewart, Dugald, 301
Sir James (d. 1713), 547
Stilling, Johann Heinrich (Jung-Stilling),
328
Stillingfleet, Edward, 195, 196, 199, 330,
335
James, 313, 330
Stirling, earl of. See Alexander, Sir
William
Stoics, the, 55, 63
Stoke Newington, 6, 21, 24
Stonehenge, 354
Story of the St Alb-n's Ghost, 130
Stow, 235
Stow, John, 352; Survey of London, 353
Strafford, Thomas Wentworth, 3rd earl
of, 151, 216
Strangford, G. A. F. P. S. Smythe, 7th
viscount, Historic Fancies, 224, 231
Strassburg, 412
Stratonice, in The Tatler, 38
Struldbrugs, in Gulliver's Travels, 105
Struther, William (f. 1633), 545
Strutt, Lord,' in Arbuthnot's History of
John Bull, 134
Strype, John (1643–1737), 209–10 (main
entry), 212, 354
Annals of the Reformation, 210
Ecclesiastical Memorials, 210
Life of Edmund Grindal, 210
of John Aylmer, 210
of John Whitgift, 210
of Matthew Parker, 210
of Sir John Cheke, 210
of Sir Thomas Smith, 210
Memorials of Thomas Cranmer, 210
Stuart, lady Louisa, 246
Stukeley, William (1687-1765), 352, 358;
Itinerarium Curiosum, 352; Stonehenge,
354
Successio, 68
Sudbury, 217
Suffolk, Henrietta Howard, countess of
(1681-1767), 82, 249; Letters, 250
Suidas, 336
Sully, M. de Béthune, duc de, 231
Sun rises Bright in France, 377
Sunderland, Robert Spencer, 2nd earl of,
183, 213
Surmy's Mariner's Magazine, 106
Surtees, Robert, 377
Suso, Heinrich, 314
Sutton, Ned, 191
Swift, Deane, 124
Godwin, 91, 92
Jonathan, the elder, 91
Jonathan (1667-1745), 17, 23, 25, 34,
35, 45, 46, 67, 75, 78 ff. , 84, 85, 87,
91 ff. (main entry), 129 ff. , 133, 136,
139, 144, 151, 152, 157, 158, 160,
163 ff. , 172, 184, 186, 202, 208,
209, 217, 220, 250, 326, 327, 340,
390, 401 ff. , 440, 441, 447
Advantages proposed by repealing the
Sacramental Test, 110
Answer to The Story of the injured
lady, 116
Argument against abolishing Christian.
ity, 108
Battle of the Books, 93, 100, 102, 333,
392
Baucis and Philemon, 94, 119
Beasts Confession to the Priest, 122
Cadenus and Vanessa, 97, 98, 120
Character of Mrs Johnson, 99
Complete collection of. . . Conversation,
99, 106
Conduct of the Allies, 95, 115, 131
Dennis's Invitation to Steele, 121
Description of a City Shower, 119, 161
of the Morning, 119, 161
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606
Index of Names
9
Short view of the state of Ireland, 116
Some Advice. . . to the members of the
October Club, 113
Some free thoughts upon the present state
of affairs, 113
Some Observations upon. . . the Report. . .
relating to Wood's halfpence, 116
Some Remarks on the Barrier Treaty,
95, 113
Story of an injured lady, 116
Strephon and Chloe, 121
Swearers Bank, The, 116
Tale of a Tub, 94, 100, 101, 135, 308,
382, 392, 396
Traulus, 121
Virtues of Sid Hamet the Magician's
Rod, 95, 121
W-ds-y Prophecy, The, 96, 121
Swift, Thomas, 91
Syke, Henry, 335
Symmachus, 330
Symson, Archibald (15649-1628), 545
Syphax, in Addison's Cato, 63
Syriac language, 393
Tabarin, 257
Tacitus, 254, 274
Talbott, James, 571
Tanner, John, 350
Thomas (1674-1785), 342, 350
(main entry), 351, 353, 354; Biblio-
theca Britannico-Hibernica, 350, 356;
Notitia Monastica, 350, 356, 358
Tasso, Torquato, 185, 338
Tassoni, Alessandro, Secchia Rapita, 70
Tatler, The, 18, 32, 33 ff. (main entry),
63, 94, 109, 118, 119, 125, 144, 161,
165, 404, 412
Tauler, Johann, 314, 315, 519
Tavernier, Jean Baptiste, Voyages in the
East, 268
Taylor, Jeremy, 62
John (1704-1766), 341
William, 19
Temple, Lady, 92, 93
Sir William (1628–1699), 47, 91 ff. ,
102, 103, 170, 332 ff. , 390; Essay on
Ancient and Modern Learning, 391,
9
Swift, Jonathan (cont. )
Directions to Servants, 99, 107
Discourse on the Dissensions in Athens
and Rome, 94, 112
Drapier's Letters, 98, 115
Epistle to Mr Gay, 121
Essay on Modern Education, 398
Examination of certain Abuses in Dub.
lin, 117
Fable of Midas, 121
Grand Question debated, 119
Gulliver's Travels, 98, 103 ff. , 132, 137
Hints towards an Essay on Conversa-
tion, 106
Importance of the Guardian considered,
114
Inquiry into the behaviour of the Queen's
last Ministry, 113
Journal of a Modern Lady, 121
to Stella, 42, 95, 124 ff. , 130, 236
Lady's Dressing Room, 121
Last Judgment, 121
Legion Club, 99, 121
Letter concerning the Sacramental Test,
110
of Advice to a young Poet, 118
to a very young Lady, 118
to a Young Gentleman, 111
to Mr Harding the printer, 115
· Letter to the Athenian Society,' 92
Letter to the October Club, 96
to the shopkeepers. . . concerning
the brass half-pence, 115
to the whole people of Ireland, 116
May the Cook-maid's Letter, 107
Memoirs relating to. . . the Queen's Min-
istry, 113
Modest Proposal, 99, 117
Mr C-ns's Discourse on Free Thinking,
put into plain English, 111
On Mrs Biddy Floyd, 119
On Poetry, 99, 122
On the Death of Dr Swift, 123
On the Education of Ladies, 398, 401, 402
On the present miserable state of Ireland,
117
Petition of Mrs Frances Harris, 94, 107
Predictions for the ensuing year, 94
Preface to the B- -p of S-r-m's Intro-
duction, 110
Progress of Beauty, 121
of Marriage, 121
Project for the advancement of Religion,
109
Proposal for correcting the English
Tongue, 118
for the universal use of Irish
manufacture, 98, 114
Public Spirit of the Whigs, 114
Reasons. . for repealing the Sacramental
Test, 110
Sentiments of a Church of England Man,
108, 109
Serious and useful Scheme, 117
Sermons, 112
Short character of Thomas Earl of
Wharton, 113
392
Teneriffe, 180
Tenison, Thomas, 195
Tennyson, Alfred, lord, 73
Terence, 46, 58, 270, 274, 338; Andria, 64
Terentia, 218
Tewkesbury, 394
Thackeray, William Makepeace, 40, 127,
133, 190; The Yellowplush papers, 57
Thames, 187
Theatre, The, 144
Theobald, Lewis, 77 ff. , 84, 86, 89, 143,
145, 168; Shakespeare Restored, 79
Theocritus, 69, 372
Theodotion, 330
Theophrastus, 46
There'll Never be Peace till Samie comes
Hame, 377
There's nae luck aboot the Hoose, 373
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Index of Names
607
Treatise of a Gallant, 51
Trelawny, Sir Jonathan, bishop of Win.
chester, 151
Trim, 93
Triple Alliance, 228
• Trot, John' (viscount Bolingbroke), 221
True Loyalist, 376
Trumbull, Sir William, 68, 74, 149
Trumpet Club, in The Tatler, 50
Tryon, Thomas (1634-1703), 307, 515
Tuffley, Mary, 6
Tuftons, the, 168
Tully's Offices, 274
Tunis, 245
Turgenev, Ivan, The Jew, 39
Turk, A (Defoe), 19
Turkestan, 248
Turkey, 247, 248
company, 240
Turkish language, 245
Turkish Spy, 19
Turks, the, 6
Tutchin, John (1661? -1707), 8; The Ob-
servator, 5
'Twas within a Furlong of Edinburgh
Town, 363
Twickenham, 77, 78, 163, 246, 250
Twyford, in Motteux's Rabelais, 272
Twyn, John, 2
Twyne, Brian (1579? -1644), 346, 347
Twysden, Sir Roger, 344
Twysdens, the, 168
Tyrell, James, General History of England,
233
Thomas, Moy, 244, 248
Mrs, 84
William (1670–1738), 540
Thomson, James (1700–1748), 69, 181,
186, 254
William, Orpheus Caledonius, 361
Thoresby, Ralph (1658–1725), Leeds, 353
Thoroton, Robert (1623–1678), Antiquities
of Nottinghamshire, 353
Thorpe, John (1682–1750), 540
Thou, Jacques Auguste de, Historiae sui
Temporis, 204, 206
Thucydides, 340
Thynnes, the, 168
Tiberius, 234
Tickell, Thomas (1688–1740), 165, 170 ff. ,
181
Colin and Lucy, 173
Epistle from a Lady in England, 173
Fragment of a Poem on Hunting, 173
Iliad, The, 75, 171, 173
Kensington Gardens, 173
On Queen Caroline's rebuilding of the
Lodgings. . . at Queen's college, 172
Oxford, 173
Part of the Fourth Book of Lucan, 173
Poem to. . . the Lord Privy Seal on the
Prospect of Peace, 171, 172
Royal Progress, The, 172
To Mr Addison, 170, 173
To Sir Godfrey Kneller, 173
To the Earl of Warwick on the Death
of Mr Addison, 171
Tilbury, ?
Tillotson, John, 195, 196, 289, 293
Timon's villa, in Pope's Epistles, 81
Tindal, Matthew (1657–1733), 288, 293 ff. ,
302, 309; Christianity as old as the
Creation, 293, 311
Nicholas (1688–1774), Continuation
of Mr Rapin de Thoyras's History, 235,
236
Tipperary, 166
Todlen Butt and Todlen Ben, 360
Toland, John (1670–1722), 17, 282, 289 ff. ,
294, 295, 300
Amyntor, 291, 297
Christianity not mysterious, 289 ff.
Letters to Serena, 290, 291
Life of Milton, 291
Nazarenus, 291
Pantheisticon, 292
Tolosa, 269
Tom, in Steele's Conscious Lovers, 64
Tonson, Jacob, 68, 77, 162, 350; Mis-
cellany, 68, 74, 119, 165
Tooting, 7
Torcy, Jean-Baptiste Colbert, marquis de,
152, 216
Touraine, 226
Townshend, Charles, 2nd viscount, 16,
17, 163, 219
Trade and Plantations commission, 406
Tranent Muir, 373
Tranquillas, in The Tatler, 39
Trant, Olive, 219
Trapp, Joseph (1679–1747), 181, 184
Ulster, 301
Ulysses, 60, 256, 259
Underhill, G. F. , 164
Unnion and Valentine, in The Tatler,
34
Upton, John (1707-1760), Critical Obser-
vations on Shakespeare, 145; editions
of Epictetus and Spenser's Faerie
Queen, 145
Urquhart, Sir Thomas, 271, 558
Ussher, James, 233
Usuria, in Arbuthnot's History of John
Bull, 134
Utrecht, 331, 335, 336
congress of, 135
peace of, 69, 171, 218, 226, 228
Valentine and Orson, 35
Vane, Anne, 251
Vanessa. See Vanhomrigh, Hester
Vanhomrigh, Hester (Swift's Vanessa),
97, 98, 120, 126
Varchi, Benedetto, Lezzioni, 61
Varilla, Antoine, 197
Varina (Miss Jane Waring), 92
Variorum Dunciad, The, 132
Veitia Linage, Joseph de, The Spanish
Rule of Trade to the West Indies, 278
Venice, 150, 245
Venn, Henry, 313
Venus, 153
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608
Index of Names
Vergil, 43 ff. , 59, 69, 256, 338, 359, 372;
Aeneid, 188, 257, 258
Versailles, 153
Verses addressed to the Imitator of Horace,
85, 251
Vida, Marco Girolamo, 70; Art of Poetry,
188, 189
Vienna, 6, 244
Vigani, John Francis, 335, 412
• Villario,' in Pope's Epistles, 81
Virgilius Restauratus, 138
• Virro,' in Pope's Epistles, 81
Visto,' in Pope's Epistles, 81
Voltaire, F. M. A. de, 49, 153, 226, 295;
La Loi Naturelle, 83
Voyage of Domingo Gonsalez, by F. God.
win, 106
-
Wade, George, field-marshal, 373
Waes of Scotland, The, 377
Wagstaff, Simon, 106
Wake, William (1657–1737), 407, 509
Wakefield grammar school, 330
Wakefield, Gilbert, 73, 75
Waldegrave, James, 2nd earl of (1715-
1763), Memoirs, 253, 254
Wales, 350, 352
prince of, 104
Walker, John (1692? –1741), 528
Obadiah, Oxford Theses relating to
the English Reformation, 197
Patrick (d. 1745), 549
W. , 318
Wallace, James (d. 1688), 560
James (f. 1684–1724), 554
Robert (1697-1771), 562
Waller, A. R. , 155; The Writings of
Matthew Prior, 147, 148, 153, 155, 157,
158
Edmund, 67 ff. , 73, 157, 158
Wallis, John, 386, 411, 412
Walpole, Horace, 4th earl of Orford, 143,
190, 246, 248, 250 ff. , 354; Memoirs,
253
Sir Robert. See Orford, 1st earl of
of Wolterton, Horace Walpole, lord,
223
Walsh, William (1663–1708), 68, 69, 174 ff.
Antidote, The, 176
Caelia, too late you would repent,' 175
Despairing Lover, The, 175
Jealousy, 175
Walton, Christopher, 309, 318, 328, 511,
513, 514
Izaak, 277
Wanley, Humfrey (1672–1726), 356, 358
Warburton, John (1682–1759), 540
William (1698-1779), 82, 83, 86 ff. ,
145, 296, 297, 327, 443, 475
Alliance between Church and State,
296
• Aristarchus on the Hero of the Poem,'
89
Divine Legation of Moses, 296, 341
Remarks on Hume's Natural History of
Religion, 296
Shakespeare, 144
Warburton, William (cont. )
View of Lord Bolingbroke's Philosophy,
296
Ward, A. W. , 30, 326
Edward (1667-1731), 256, 258 ff. ,
268
Hudibras Redivivus, 260, 261
London Spy, 262, 263
Republican Procession, 261
Vulgus Britannicus, 260, 261
Wine and Wisdom, 262
John (1679? -1758), 530
Seth, Vindiciae Academiarum, 386,
387
Wardlaw, Elizabeth, lady (1677-1727),
Gilderoy, 364; Hardyknute, 364
Waring, Jane, 92
Warton, Thomas, the younger, 69, 73,
82, 144, 479; Progress of Discontent, 191
Wasse, Joseph (1672–1738), 340
Waterhouse, Edward, 571
Waterland, Daniel (1683–1740), 509;
Advice to a Young Student, 411
Watson, David (1710-1756), 528
James (d. 1722), Choice Collection
of. . . Scots Poems, 366, 367
Watts, Isaac (1674-1748), 177 ff. , 393
Divine Songs for Children, 178
Elegy on Mr Thomas Gouge, 178
Horae Lyricae, 178
Moral Songs, 178
When the fierce north wind,' 179
Webb, John (1611-1672), 540
Webster, James (1658? -1720), 547
John, 384; Academiarum Eramen,
386; The Displaying of supposed Witch-
craft, 62
Wedderburn, David (1580-1646), 558
Weekly Pacquet of Advice from Rome
(Care's), 4
Weever, John, 350
Weigel, Valentin, 315
Welbeck Papers, 99
Wells, dean of (William Graham), 96
Isted, Leonard (1688–1747), 78, 86,
188, 449
Wentworth, Peter, 130
Wesel, 235
Wesley, Charles, 313, 324, 325
John, 313, 324 ff. , 513; Journal,
327
Samuel, the elder (1662-1735),
393; Letter from a country divine,
394
Wesleyans, 308, 328
West, Gilbert (1703-1756), 145; Abuse of
Travelling, 189; Education, 189
Richard, 189
Indies, 260
Weston, Mrs, 71
Wha wadna fecht for Charlie, 378
Wharncliffe, Lord, 248
Wharton, duke of, in Pope's Epistles, 81
Thomas Wharton, 1st marquis of,
45, 94, 95, 487
Whichcote, Benjamin, 300
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Index of Names
609
1
3
Historia . . .
Whigs of Fife, The, 378
Whistler, Anthony, 412
Whiston, William (1667-1752), Josephus,
295; Primitive Christianity Revived,
295
Whitehall Evening Post, 21
Whitehaven, 91
White's Chocolate house, 33
Whiteway, Mrs, 100
Whitfield, Henry, 313
Wife of Auchtermychty, The, 361
Wilkie, William (1721-1772), 557
Wilkins, David (1685–1745), Concilia, 350,
356
John, 386
• Will ye go to the coals in the morning? '
373
William I, king of England, 343
III, king of Great Britain, 7, 8,
92, 148, 155, 175, 180, 200, 202, 203,
208, 213, 228, 233, 235, 258, 271
Williams's library, Dr, 307
Williamson, Sir Joseph, 212, 213
Peter (1730-1799), 562
Willie's gane to Melville Castle, 374
Willis, Browne (1682–1760), 358; History
of the Mitred Abbies, 354; Survey of
the cathedrals, 354
Richard, 572
Willison, John (1680–1750), 549
Will's coffee-house, 33, 122, 256, 271,
348
Wilmington, Spencer Compton, earl of,
252
Wilson, Arthur, History of King James I,
233
John (1720–1789), 557
Mr, in Joseph Andrews, 408
Thomas (1663–1755), 572
Wiltshire, 187, 351
Wimble, Will, in The Spectator, 53
Wimborne, 146
Wimpole, 152, 153
Winchester, 151, 221; school, 188, 300,
405, 408 ff.
Winchilsea, Anne, countess of (d. 1720)
Fanscombe Barn, 169
Lines to Prior, 169
Nocturnal Reverie, 168
Sigh, The, 169
Spleen, The, 169
To Mr F now Earl of W, 169
To Mr Jervas, 169
To Mr Pope, 169
To the Nightingale, 169
Heneage Finch, 4th earl of, 168
Wind Blaws Cauld, 362
Windsor, 193
forest, 67
Winstanley, Gerrard, 307
Winton, George Seton, 5th earl of, 247
Wishart, George (1599-1671), 550
Witherspoon, John (1723-1794), 549
Wodrow, Robert (1679–1734), 369, 554
Wolfe, John, 362
Wollaston, William (1660-1724), 294 ;
Religion of Nature Delineated, 299
Wood, Anthony (1632–1695), 267, 341,
342, 344 ff. (main entry), 381 ff. , 391,
411, 413
Antiquities of the City of Oxford, 346,
354
Athenae Oxonienses, 345, 347, 350, 351,
353, 356
Fasti, 342, 344, 345
Universitatis Oxoniensis,
346 ff.
Life and Times (Autobiography), 341,
345, 348
Lucky, 366
William, 98, 115, 123
Woodward, John, 129, 132
Wooing of Robin and Joan, 364
Woolston, Thomas (1670–1733), 288; Dis.
courses, 294
Wootton, 243
Wootton, John, 162
Worcester, 194, 196, 329, 330
Wordsworth, Christopher, Scholae Acade-
micae, 411
William, 69, 168, 169, 277
Works of the Learned, 83, 136
Wortley, Anne, 248
Wotton, Henry, Essay on the Education
of Children, 382
Sir Henry, 167, 170, 187
William (1666–1727), 93, 103, 332,
382, 530; Reflections, 391
Wren, Sir Christopher, 331
Wright, James (1643–1713), History of
Rutland, 353
Wycherley, William, 68, 84
Wye, 258
Wyndham, Henry Penruddocke, 254
Sir William, 252
Xenophon, 204
Yahoos, in Gulliver's Travels, 105
Yalden, Thomas (1670–1736), 174, 176,
188; Hymn to Darkness, 176
Yarrow, 371
ballads, 364
Ye Jacobites by Name, 376
York, 386
Yorkshire, 91, 140, 330, 393
Young England' movement, 231
Young, Edward, 82, 188, 190, 250, 254
Robert (f. 1663), 547
Zosimus, 337
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