CONTENTS

OF THE

FOURTH VOLUME.

[The Articles marked thus † were not inferted in Dr. WARBURTON'S

Edition.]

Page

PROLOGUE to the SATIRES, in an Epistle to

Dr. ARBUTHNOT

SATIRES and EPISTLES of HORACE imitated.

SATIRES of Horace, Book II.

Sat. I.

Sat. II.

EPISTLES of Horace, Book I. Ep. I.

Ep. VI.

Book II. Ep. I.

Ep. II.

The SATIRES of Dr. JOHN DONNE, Dean of

St. Paul's, Verfified.

Satire II.

Satire IV.

EPILOGUE to the SATIRES.

Dialogue I.

Dialogue II.

On receiving from the Right Honourable the Lady

FRANCES SHIRLEY, a Standifh and two Pens

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87

107

129

147

213

253

267

297

321

347

+ A Frag-

A Fragment of an unpublished Satire of Pope,

intitled, One Thousand Seven Hundred and

Forty

+ The Plan of an Epic Poem, to have been written

in Blank Verfe, and intitled BRUTUS

Preface to Homer's Iliad

Postscript to the Odyffey

ERRATA in VOL. IV.

Page ro. notes, line 17, for Alcerstis read Alceftes
ult. for Colling read Collins
19. notes, - ult. for Spenfe read Spence
45. notes, dele lines 15, 16.

line 21, for grandere read grandine
86. notes, line 3, infert the after than
106. notes,
188. notes,
232. notes,
255. notes,
283. notes,

9, for Sactorius read Sanctorius
3, for timid read tumid

27, for debet read debent
3, dele the whole fentence
26, for avidenza read evidenza

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EPISTLE

TO

DR. ARBUTHNOT.

This Epiftle was first published in folio, 1734, with the following motto:

VOL. IV.

Neque fermonibus vulgi dederis te, nec in præmiis humanis fpem pofueris rerum tuarum; fuis te oportet illecebris ipfa virtus trahat ad verum decus. Quid de te alii loquantur, ipsi videant, fed loquentur tamen. TULLY.

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