The works of Mr. John Oldham, together with his Remains

Title

The works of Mr. John Oldham, together with his Remains

Author

Oldham, John, 1653-1683.

Publication

London :: Printed for Jo. Hindmarsh ...,

1684.

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Subject terms

Morwent, Charles, 1654 or 5-ca. 1674.

Jesuits -- Humor.

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Contents

• title page
• CONTENTS.
• title page
• Advertisement.
• SATYRS UPON THE JESUITS.
  • PROLOGUE
  • SATYR I. Garnet's Ghost addressing to the Je∣suits, met in private Cabal just af∣ter the Murder of Godfrey.
  • SATYR II.
  • SATYR III. Loyala's Will.
  • SATYR IV. S. Ignatius his Image brought in, dis∣covering the Rogueries of the Jesu∣its, and ridiculous Superstition of the Church of Rome.
• ODE.
• An Apology for the foregoing Ode, by way of Epilogue.
• title page
• THE Passion of Byblis OUT OF Ovid's Metamorphosis, B. 9. F. 11. Beginning at Byblis in exemplo est, ut ament concessa puellae. And ending with—Modumque Exit, & infelix committit saepe repelli.
• A SATYR Upon a WOMAN, who by her Falshood and Scorn was the Death of my Friend.
• title page
• ADVERTISEMENT.
• HORACE His ART of POETRY, Imitated in English.
• An Imitation of HORACE. BOOK I. SATYR IX.
• Paraphrase upon HORACE. BOOK I. ODE XXXI.
• Paraphrase upon HORACE. BOOK II. ODE XIV.
• The PRAISE of HOMER. ODE.
• Two Pastorals out of the Greek.
  • BION. A Pastoral, in Imitation of the Greek of Moschus, bewailing the Death of the Earl of ROCHESTER.
  • The Lamentation for ADONIS. Imitated out of the Greek of Bion of Smyrna.
• Paraphrase upon the 137. Psalm.
• Paraphrase upon the HYMN of St. AMBROSE.
• A Letter from the Country to a Friend in Town, giving an Account of the Author's Inclinations to Poetry.
• Upon a Printer that exposed him by Printing a Piece of his grosly mangled, and faulty.
• title page
• Advertisement.
• THE TABLE.
• THE EIGHTH SATYR OF Monsieur BOILEAU, Imitated.
• THE THIRTEENTH SATYR OF JUVENAL, Imitated.
• DAVID'S LAMENTATION For the DEATH of SAUL and JONATHAN, PARAPHRAS'D.
• THE ODE OF Aristotle in Athenaeus, PARAPHRAS'D.
• Upon the WORKS of BEN. JOHNSON.
• THE NINTH ODE Of the Third Book of HORACE, IMITATED.
• UPON A LADY, Who by overturning of a Coach, had her Coats behind flung up, and what was under shewn to the View of the Company.
• CATULLUS EPIGR. VII. IMITATED.
• SOME ELEGIES OUT OF OVID'S Amours, IMITATED.
  • BOOK II. ELEGY IV. That he loves Women of all sorts and sizes.
  • BOOK II. ELEGY V. To his Mistris that jilted him.
  • BOOK II. ELEGY X. To a Friend, Acquainting him, that he is in Love with two at one time.
• A FRAGMENT of PETRONIUS, PARAPHRAS'D.
• AN ODE OF ANACREON, PARAPHRAS'D.
• An Allusion to MARTIAL. BOOK I. EPIG. 118.
• THE DREAM.
• A SATYR TOUCHING NOBILITY.
• A SATYR. Addressed to a Friend, that is about to leave the University, and come abroad in the World.
• SOME VERSE Written in Septemb. 1676.
• THE PARTING.
• Complaining of ABSENCE.
• Promising a VISIT.
• THE CARELESS Good Fellow.
• A SATYR.
• A SATYR, In Imitation of the Third of JUVENAL.
• A Dithyrambick. The Drunkards Speech in a Mask.
• title page
• Advertisement.
• To the MEMORY of Mr. OLDHAM.
• Authori Epitaphium.
• On the Death of Mr. John Oldham, A Pindarique Pastoral Ode.
• In memory of the Author.
• On the ensuing Poems of Mr. John Oldham, and the Death of his good Friend the ingenious Author.
• On the Death of Mr. John Oldham.
• DAMON, an ECLOGUE On the untimely Death of Mr. Old∣ham.
• Occasioned by the present Edition of the ensuing Poems, and the Death of the ingenious Author.
• CONTENTS.
• COUNTERPART TO THE SATYR against VERTUE.
• Virg. ECLOGUE VIII. The Enchantment.
• To Madam L. E. upon her Recovery from a late Sickness.
• On the Death of Mrs. Katharine Kingscourt a Child of Excel∣lent Parts and Piety.
• A Sunday-Thought in Sickness.
• title page
• To the Memory of my Dear Friend, Mr. Charles Morwent: A PINDARIQUE.
• To the Memory of that worthy Gentle∣man, Mr. Harman Atwood.
• title page
• CHARACTER.