0.

Edipus, tragedy of, its faults, 141.

Ovid, Strada's, 186.

P.

Palaces, the French king's, very fine, 107.

Pandemonium, Milton's, to be represented in fire-works,

115.

Paschal, M. his observation on Cromwell's death, 208

Patch, Parson, why so called, 163.

Patience opposed to scorn, 230.

Persian soldier, his crime and punishment, 100.

Petticoats a grievance, 158.

Phænomena of nature imitated by art, 113.

Philosopher's stone, a letter about it, 294.
Picts, the women advised to imitate them, 225.
Pills to purge Melancholy, 79.

Pindar and d'Urfey compared, 77.

Pismires, the nation of them described, 233.
Plain, Tom, his letter about petticoats, 158.

Plato, what he said of censure, 205.

Poets, tragic, errors committed by them, 141.

Popes, the Leos the best and the Innocents the worst, 157.
Posterity, the regard due to it, 217.

Posture-master, his frolics, 110.

Pride, its viciousness and opposition to honour, 230, 232.
Project for medals given to the late ministry, 87.
Prolusion of Strada, on the style of the poets, 160, 181.

Proteus, death compared to him, 208.

Prudely, Elizabeth, indicted in the court of honour by Wi-
liam Trippit, Esq. 33.

Prudes, how they should paint themselves, 225.

Puzzle, Peter, his dream, 126.

Pythagoras, his own and his family's learning, 289.

Q.

Quaint moralists, a saying of theirs, 208.

R.

Repartee, a quick one in parliament, 213
Boarings of Button's lion, 177,

S.

Scorn opposed to patience, 230.

Segonia, John de, his story, 48. Fights his brother Briant
unknown, ibid.

Sexes, the comparative perfection of them, 229. At war,
ibid. Reconciled by virtue and love, 231.

Shallow, Josias, indicted in the court of honour, 19.

Shapely, Rebecca, indicted in the court of honour by Sarah
Smack, 33.

Show in Germany, representing all the religions in Great-
Britain in wax-work, 5.

Silvio, his bill of cost in courting Zelinda, 92.

Sly, Richard, indicted in the court of honour by Winifred
Leer, 35.

Snow, artificial, made before the French king, 113.

Socrates's contempt of censure, 204.

Softly, Simon, very ill used by a widow, 90.

Solomon's choice of wisdom, 147.

South, Dr. his sermon on a good conscience, 206.

Spies, the use Secretary Walsingham made of them, 82
Statius, Strada's, 188.

Strada's excellent Prolusion, 160, 186.

Sublime in writing, Longinus's best rule for it, 228.
Swash, Sir Paul, indicted in the court of honour by Peter

Double, Gent. 47.

T.

Talicotius, first clap doctor, 23.

Tall club, 134.

Teraminta angry about the tucker, 186.

Time not to be squandered, 259.

Timoleon, his piety, 168.

Topknot, Dr. a divine so called, 163.

Treatall, Timothy, indicted by ladies in the court of honour,

31.

Tremble, Tom, the Quaker, his letter about naked breasts,
164.

Truelove, Tom, the character of a good husband, 155.

Tucker laid aside by the ladies, 102. They are offended, 136.
The immodesty of it, 201, 225.

V.

Variety, the sweets of it, 216.

Versailles described, 107.

Verses of Eve treating the angel, 216. Translation of Vir-
gil, 218. Out of Cato, 275.

Virgil, Strada's, 162. His praise of Augustus, 218.
Virgins, the great wickedness of deflowering them, 191.

Walsingham's lions, 82.

W.

Wedding clothes, a letter thereupon, 153.

Whiston and Ditton, their letter about the longitude, 131.
White, Thomas, his letter about the philosopher's stone,
294.

Wilkins, Bishop, his art of flying, 149.

Wisdom, Solomon's choice of it, 147. Opposed to cunning,
229.

Women should have learning, 241.

X.

Xenophon's vision, 148.

Z.

Zelinda, her generosity to Silvio, 92.

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