CONTENTS OF A D DI S O N'S POEM S. DEDICATION Page 3 Poem to Mr. Dryden 5 Sir Jolin Somers, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, 7 17 31 Sacheverell Halifax, 1701 46 51 68 34 POEMATA. Honoratissimo viro Carolo Montagu, armigero, fcaccarii cancellario, ærarii præfecto, regia Pax Gulielmi auspiciis Europæ reddita, 1697 72 Prælium inter Pygmäos et Grues commiffum 81 Resurrectio delineata ad altare Col. Magd. Ox. 80 Ad D. D. Hannes, infignissimum medicum & Machinæ gesticulantes; Anglice, A Puppet. IOO TRANSLATIONS. Horace, Book III. Ode IIT. 105 Phaeton's Sisters transformed into Trees The Transformation of Cycnus into a Swan 120 The Story of Corcnis, and Birth of Æfculapius 128 Ocyrrhöe transformed to a Mare The Transformation of Battus to a Touch-stone 134 167 TRANSLATIONS. The Story of Aglauros, transformed into a 135 Europa's Rape 140 Ovid Metam. Book III. The Story of Cadmus 144 The Transformation of Actxon into a Stag 150 The Birth of Bacchus 154 The Transformation of Tirefias 157 The Transformation of Echo 138 The Story of Narcissus 160 The Story of Pentheus 165 The Mariners transformed to Dolphins The Death of Pentheus 172 Ovid Met. Book IV. The Story of Salmacis and Hermaphroditus 174 tamorphoses 179 On Europa's Rape 186 On the Stories in the Third Book Fab. I. 187 Fab. II. 192 Fab. III. 193 Fab. V. 194 Fab. VI. 196 Fab, VII. 198 Fab. VIII. IX. 198 Essay on Virgil's Georgics 200 MIS 222 223 225 MISCELLANEOUS Poems. To Sir Godfrey Kneller, on his Picture of the King 216 Epilogue to Lansdowne’s British Enchanters 218 An Ode for St. Cecilia's Day 219 227 Paraphrafe on Psalm xxiii. 229 The Play-house 230 On the Lady Manchester 234 Verses to the Author of the Tragedy of Cato 237— 243 left with the Printer by an unknown hand 243 upon Mr. Addison's Cato 245 on Cato, occasioned by Mr. Addison's Tra. gedy of that Name. By Mr. Copping 247 Prologue by Mr. Pope 24.8 Cato 251 Epilogue by Sir S. Garth 339 THE END OF ADDISON'S POEMS. |