OF

POEMS:

VIZ.

The TEMPLE of DEATH:
By the Marquis of NORMAN BT.
An EPISTLE to the EARL of DORSET
By Charles Montague, Lord HALIFAX.
The DUEL of the STAGS:
By Sir ROBERT HOWARD.

London: Printed for Ralph Smith, at the Bible
under the Royal Exchange, in Cornbill, 1702.

ENGLISH OXFORD

LIBRARY

THE

CONTENTS

a Young Lady, with the first Edition of

these Mifcellanies.

Page 1

An Essay on Poetry: by the Marquis of Nor-

manby.

P.4

The Temple of Death (a Translation out of French)

by the fame Author.

p. 26

A Paraphrase on the 148th Pfalm; by the Earl of

Roscommon.

P. 43

To Orinda: In Imitation of Horace; by the same

Author. Integer Vitæ, &c.

P. 49

The Grove: by the fame Author.

P. 52

The Duel of the Stags: by Sir Robert Howard.

To Chloris: By the fame Author.

p. 78

1o a Lady, who told him he could not love: By

the fame Author.

p.80

To Cloris: By the fame Author.

p. 82

The Picture, in Imitation of Anacreon's

Bathil-

Lus: By the Marquis of Normandy.

p 89

p: 92

To a Coquet Beauty : By the fame Author.

A Song, By the fame Author.

The Parting of Hector, with his Princess Andro-

mache, and only Son Astyanax, when he went

upon his last Expedition; in which he was flain

by Achilles: done out of the Greek of Homer,

Iliad. 6. By Knightly Chetwood, D. D. p.93

On a Poet, who writ in the Praise of Satyr: By the

Earl of Rochester.

A Farewel to Love.

To Phillis: By a Person of Honour.

P. 101

p. 104

p. 106

Epilogue to every mar in his humour: By the same

Author.

p. 107

An Ode in Imitation of Pindar, on the Death of

the Right Honourable Thomas Earl of Ossory;

By Knightly Chetwood, D. D.

Upon the Death of his Grace the late Duke of Or-

mond Anno 1687. By the fame Author. p. 125

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To his Grace the present Duke: By the fame

Author.

p. 128

The Earl of Rochester's Answer to a Paper of Verfes

fent him by L. B. Felton, and taken out of the

Translation of Ovid's Epistles 1680.

P. 131

To avery Young Lady: By Sir George Etherege.

The Forsaken Mistress: a Dialogue, by

Author.

The Divided Heart: By the fame Author.

P.133

the fame

p. 134

p. 137

To

To Mr. J. N. on his Translation out of French and

Italian: By the fome Author.

P.139

Voiture's Urania: By the fame Author.

p. 142

Sylvia : By the fame Author.

P. 144

To Celia: By Sir Charles Sedley.

р. 146

The Submission: By the fame Author.

P. 148

Constancy: By the fame Author.

p.150

The Indifference : By the fame Author.

P.152

APastoral Dialogue: By the fame Author.

p. 156

To a Lady, who fled the fight of him: By Sir George

Etherege.

p. 160

To a Lady, asking him how long he would Love her :

By the fame Author.

p 162

To Mr. G. Granville, on his Verses to the King :

V'erfes fent from an Unknown. Hand, to Mr. G.

Granville in the Country.

p. 175

Occafion'd by the foregoing Verses: By Mr. Gran-

ville.

p. 178

The Progress of Beauty : Bythe same Author. p. 184

In Imitation of the 23d Ode of Anacreon. On Gold

to a Mifer.

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P. 204

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