The INDEX.

• A Panegyrick on Oliver Cromwell and his Victories, by E. Waller, Esq Page 1
• ••ree Poems on the Death of the late Protector Oliver Cromwell, viz. by Mr. Dryden, p. 6
• By Mr. Sprat, p. 13
• By Mr. Waller, called the Storm, p. 23
• ••rections to a Painter, said to be written by Sir John Denham, but believed to be writ by Mr. Milton, p. 24
• 〈◊〉 the King by the same, p. 33
• ••ntinuation of Directions to a Painter, by the same, p. 34
• 〈◊〉 the King, by the same, p. 45
• ••rections to a Painter, by the same, p. 46
• ••rections to a Painter, by the same, p. 50
• 〈◊〉 last Instructions to a Painter about the Dutch Wars, 1667, by A. Marvell, Esq p. 54
• 〈◊〉 the King, by the same, p. 78
• 〈◊〉 Loyal Scot, or Cleaveland's Ghost, upon the Death of Captain Douglas, burnt in his Ship at Chatham, by the same, p. 79
• ••itannia and Rawleigh, a Dialogue, by A. Marvell, Esq. p. 84
• •dvice to a Painter, by A. Marvell, Esq. p. 89
• 〈◊〉 the King, by the same. p. 92
• •ostradamus's Prophesies, by A. Marvell, Esq Ibid.
• ••r Edmundbury Godfrey's Ghost, p. 94
• 〈◊〉 Historical Poem, by A. Marvell, Esq. p. 97
• •odge's Vision from the Monument, Decemb. 1675, by the same. p. 102
• 〈◊〉 Dialogue between two Horses, by the same, 1674, p. 106
• 〈◊〉 the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen presenting the late King and Duke of York each with a Copy of their Freedoms, 1674, by the same, p. 112
• 〈◊〉Blood's stealing the Crown, by the same, p 115
• ••rther Instructions to a Painter, 1670, by the same, Ibid.
• •ceana and Britannia, a Dialogue, by the same, p. 117
• 〈◊〉 his Excellent Friend, Mr. Andrew Marvell, p. 122
• 〈◊〉 Epitaph on the Lord Fairfax, by the Duke of Buckingham, p. 123
• 〈◊〉 Essay upon tho Earl of Shaftsbury's Death, p. 125
• 〈◊〉 Satyr in Answer to a Friend, p. 128
• 〈◊〉 Character of the English in allusion to Tacitus de Vita Agric. p. 131
• •ollen with his Flock of Court Misses, p. 132
• ••r Tho. Armstrong's Ghost, p. 135
• •he Royal Game, or a Princely New Play found in a Dream, 1672, p. 136
• •he Dream of the Cabal, a Prophetick Satyr, 1672, p. 137
• •n the three Dukes killing the Beadle on a Sunday Morning, Feb. 26. 1670, p. 147
• •he History of Insipids, a Lampoon, 1676, by the Lord Roch—r, p 149
• •ochester's Farewell to the Court, 1680, p. 154
• Page  [unnumbered]Marvell's Ghost, by Mr. Jo. Ayloffe, p. 16•
• The True Englishman, 1686, p. 16•
• On the young Statesmen, by J D—n, 1680, p. 16•
• Portsmouth's Looking-glass, by the Lord Roch—r, p. 16•
• The Impartial Trimmer, 1682, p. 16•
• Bajazet to Gloriana, 1683, p. 16•
• On King Charles, by the Earl of Rochester, for which we he was ba¦nish'd the Court and turn'd Mountebank, p. 17•
• Cato's Answer to Libanius when he advised him to go and consult th• Oracle of Jupiter Hamon, translated out of the Ninth Book of Lu∣can, p. 17•
• The Lord Lucas's Ghost, 1687, p. 17•
• An Epitaph on Algernoon Sidney, p. 17•
• The Brazen Head, p. 17•
• The Answer to it, Ibi•
• Upon the Execrable Murther of the Right Honourable Arthur Earl 〈◊〉Essex, p. 17•
• An Essay upon Satyr, by J. D—n, Esq p. 179
• Upon an undeserving and ungratefull Mistress, whom he could not hel• loving, p. 186
• The Town Life, p. 19•
• A Satyr on the Modern Translators, 1684, p. 19•
• The Parliament-House to be Lett, 1678, p. 19•
• Advice to Apollo, 1678, Ibid
• The Duel of the Crabs, by the Lord B—st, occasion'd by Sir R. H• his Duel of the Stags, p 20•
• Instructions to his Mistress how to behave her self at Supper with he• Husband, 1682, p. 20•
• The Sessions of the Poets, to the Tune of Cook Lawrel, p. 20•
• Desire, a Pindarick, p. 21•
• On the Prince's going to England with an Army to restrore the Govern∣ment, 1688, p. 21•
• On his Royal Highness's Voyage beyond Sea, March 3d. 1678, p. 21•
• The Rabble, 1680, p. 21•
• A New Song of the Times, 1683, p. 21•
• The Battle-Royal: A Dream, 1687, p. 22•
• An Epitaph upon Felron, who was hang'd in Chains for Murdering th• Old Duke of Buckingham: Written by the late Duke of Bucking∣ham, p. 24•
• An Answer to Mr Waller's Poem on Oliver's Death; called the Storm Written by Sir W— G—. p. 24•
• Clarindon's House-Warming: Printed formerly with the Directions to 〈◊〉 Painter. Writ by an unknown Hand. p. 24•
• Royal Resolutions: By A. Marvell, Esq p. 25•
• On the Lord Chancellour H—e's Disgrace and Banishment, by King Charles II. p. 25•
• The Parallel, 1682. p. 254
• The perfect Enjoyment, by the Earl of Rochester, p. 25•
• A Satyr against Marriage, by the same, p. 25•

ADDENDA.
• In Opposition to Mr. Dryden's Essay on Satyr, 1689. p. 16•