CONTENTS OF VOLUME EIGHTEENTH.
PREFACE TO A DIALOGUE CONCERNING WOMEN; BEING A DEFENCE OF THE
PREFACE TO A DIALOGUE CONCERNING WOMEN.
PREFACE TO WALSH'S DIALOGUE CONCERNING WOMEN.
CHARACTER OF M. ST. EVREMONT.
CHARACTER OF M. ST. EVREMONT. (2)
CHARACTER OF M. ST. EVREMONT. (3)
THE CHARACTER OF POLYBIUS. FIRST PRINTED IN OCTAVO, IN 1692.
CHARACTER OF POLYBIUS.
THE CHARACTER OF POLYBIUS, AND HIS WRITINGS.
THE LIFE OF LUCIAN. FIRST PRINTED IN 8VO, IN 1711.
THE LIFE OF LUCIAN.
THE LIFE OF LUCIAN. (2)
DRYDEN'S LETTERS.
LETTERS OF DRYDEN.
DRYDEN'S LETTERS. LETTER I. TO THE FAIRE HANDS OF MADAME HONOR DRYDEN THESE CRAVE ADMITTANCE. 56
APPENDIX.
APPENDIX. (2)
No. I.
No. II. DRYDEN'S PATENT. Pat. 22. Car. II. p. 6. n. 6.
No. III. THE AGREEMENT CONCERNING THE FABLES
No. IV. MR RUSSEL's BILL FOR MR DRYDEN'S FUNERALLS.
No. V. MRS THOMAS'S LETTERS CONCERNING DRYDEN'S DEATH AND
No. VI. MONUMENT IN THE CHURCH AT TICHMARSH.
No. VII. EXTRACT FROM AN EPISTOLARY POEM, TO JOHN DRYDEN, ESQ.
No. VIII. EXTRACTS FROM POEMS ATTACKING DRYDEN, FOR HIS SILENCE UPON THE DEATH OF QUEEN MARY.
URANIA'S TEMPLE; OR, A SATIRE UPON THE SILENT POETS.
No. IX. VERSES OCCASIONED BY READING MR DRYDEN'S FABLES.
No. IX. AN ODE BY WAY OF ELEGY, ON THE UNIVERSALLY LAMENTED DEATH OF THE INCOMPARABLE MR DRYDEN.
AN ODE ON THE DEATH OF MR DRYDEN. I. On a soft bank of camomel
No. X. TO THE MEMORY OF MR DRYDEN, A POEM.
No. XI. EXTRACT FROM POETAE BRITANNICI. A POEM, SATIRICAL AND PANEGYRICAL.
No. XII. SOME ACCOUNT OF THE NINE MUSES; Or, Poems written by
No. XIII. VERSES IN PRAISE OF MR DRYDEN. To Mr Dryden , by Jo. Addison , Esq.
INDEX.
GENERAL TABLE OF CONTENTS.
DIRECTIONS TO THE BINDER.
FOOTNOTES:
The cover image was created by the transcriber and is placed in the public domain.
THE
WORKS
OF
JOHN DRYDEN,
NOW FIRST COLLECTED
IN EIGHTEEN VOLUMES.
ILLUSTRATED
WITH NOTES,
HISTORICAL, CRITICAL, AND EXPLANATORY,
AND
A LIFE OF THE AUTHOR,
BY
WALTER SCOTT, Esq.
VOL. XVIII.
LONDON:
PRINTED FOR WILLIAM MILLER, ALBEMARLE STREET,
BY JAMES BALLANTYNE AND CO. EDINBURGH.
1808.
