Poems, and translations by the author of the Satyrs upon the Jesuits.
- Title
- Poems, and translations by the author of the Satyrs upon the Jesuits.
- Author
- Oldham, John, 1653-1683.
- Publication
- London :: Printed for Jos. Hindmarsh ...,
- 1683.
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Contents
- title page
- Advertisement.
- THE TABLE.
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THE EIGHTH SATYR OF Monsieur BOILEAV, Imitated. Written in
October, 1682. -
THE THIRTEENTH SATYR OF IVVENAL, Imitated. Written in
April, 1682. -
DAVID'S LAMENTATION For the DEATH of
SAVL andIONATHAN, PARAPHRAS'd. Written inSeptember, 1677. ODE. -
THE ODE OF
Aristotle inAthenaeus, PARAPHRAS'D. - Upon the WORKS of BEN. IOHNSON. Written in 1678. ODE.
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THE NINTH ODE Of the Third Book of HORACE, IMITATED. A Dialogue betwixt the Poet and
Lydia. - 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.
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SOME ELEGIES OUT OF
OVID'S Amours, IMITATED. - A FRAGMENT of PETRONIUS, PARAPHRAS'D.
- AN ODE OF ANACREON, PARAPHRAS'D. The CUP.
- An Allusion to MARTIAL. BOOK I. EPIG. 118.
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THE DREAM. Written,
March 10. 1677. -
A SATYR TOUCHING NOBILITY. Out of Monsieur
BOILEAV. -
A SATYR. Address'd to a
Friend, that is about to leave the Vniversity, and come abroad in the World. -
SOME VERSES Written in
Septemb. 1676. Presenting a Book toCOSMELIA. - THE PARTING.
- Complaining of ABSENCE.
- Promising a VISIT.
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THE CARELESS Good Fellow. Written,
March 9. 1680. SONG. -
A SATYR. The Person of
Spencer is brought in, Dissuading the Author from the Study ofPOETRY, and shewing how little it is esteem'd and encourag'd in this present Age. -
A SATYR, In Imitation of the Third of IVVENAL. Written,
May, 1682. -
A Dithyrambick. The Drunkards Speech in a Mask. Written in
Aug. 1677.