DRAKE (J
The Antient and Modem Stages survet/'d. Or, Mr Collier's View of the Immorality and Profaness of the English Stage Set in a True Light. Wherein some of Mr Collier's Mistakes are rectified, and the comparative Moraiity of the English Stage is asserted upon the Parallel.
Jlode Caper vitetn, tamen hitic cum stabis ad Aram In tua quod fundi Cornua pogsit, erit. Ov.
London : Printed for Abel Roper^ àt the Black Bog overagainst St. Dunstans Ghurch in Fleetslreet, 1699. 8'.
{Brilish Muséum : 855. d. 24.)
DRAKE (Nathan).
Essays, Biographical. Critical, and Historical, lllustrative of the Tatler, Spectator, and Guardian. Bg Nathan Drake^ M. D. Author of Literary Hours, etc. AfaÔou; aYotOot; avTeÇexaÇeiv. Dionysius Halicarnasseus. In three Volumes. — The second Edition. London : Pubiished by Sutlaby, Evance, and Fox, Stationers'-Court, Ludgate-Street; and Sharpe and Hailes, Piccadiily. 1814. ln-12.
Essays, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, lllustrative of the Rambler, Adventurer, Idler, and of the Varions Periodical Papers which, In Imitation of the Writings of Steele and Addison, hâve been pubiished betwecn the Close of the eighth volume of the Spectator. and the commencement of the year 1809. Bg Nathan Drake M, D. Author of Literary Hours, and of Essays on the Tatler, Spectator, and Guardian. Evolvendi penitus auctores qui de virtute prœcipiunt, ul — vita cum scientia divinarum rerum sil humanarumque conjuncla. Quintilianus. In two Volumes. Printed by J. Seeley, Buckingham, for W. Suttaby, Stationers Court. London. 1809. ln-12.
The Gleaner : A séries of Periodical Essays ; Selected and arranged From scarce or neglecled volumes, with an introduction, and notes, By Nathan Drake, M. D. Authorof " Literary Hours," And of** Essays, on Periodical Literature. "
Apis Matinœ More modoque, G rata carpentis thyma por laborem Plurimum. . Ilor.
In four volumes. London : Printed for Suttaby. Evance, and Go. Stationers' Court; And Robert Baldwin, Pater-Noster Row; Also for William Blackwood, Edinburgh, and Michael Keene. Dublin 1811. 8".
DRYDEN (John). Voir Bell, Christie, Macaulay, Malone. Astrœa Redux. A
Poem on the happy Resloration and Return of His Sacred Majesty
Charles Ihe Second. By John Driden. Jam Redit et Virgo, Redeunf
Saturnin Régna. Virgil. London Prinledby/. M. for Henry llerringman, and are lo be sold at his shop, at the Ble^w-Anchor, in the Lower Walk of the New-Exchange. 1660. folio.
{Brifish Muséum : E. 1080./6.)
The Wild Gallanl : AComedy. As it was acled al Ihe Theater-Royal, By His Majeslies Servants. Written Bt/ John Dryden, Esq.; In the Savoy. Printed by Tho. Netvcomb, for H, Berringman^ at the Blew- Anchor, in the Lower-Walk of the New-Exchange. 1669. 4". [Joué en 1662.] (Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6469.)
The Rival Ladies. A Tragi-Goraedy. As it was Acled at the Théâtre Boy al. Nos hœc Novimus esse nihil. Written hy John Driden Esquire. London, Printed for H. Herringman, and are to besold al his shop . in the Lower walk in the New Exchange. 1669. 4". [Joué en 1664.]
{BritLsh Muséum : 11744. g.)
The Indian Queen 1664. Voir Howard (Sir Robert).
The Indian Emperour, or, the Conquesl of Mexico By the Spaniards. Being the Sequel of the Indian Queen, By John Dryden Esq. ;
Dum relego scripsisse pudet. quia plurima cirno
Me quoquCy qui feci, judice^ dignn Uni. Ovid.
London^ Printed for H. Herringman, atthe Sign oflhe Blew Anchor in the Lower Walk of the New Exchange, 1667. 4*. [Joué en 1665.]
[British Muséum : 644. g. 62.)
Deuxième édition, London, 1668. 4". (British Muséum : 11774. f.)
Annus Mirabilis : the year of Wonder, 1666 : an Historical Poem : Containing The Progress and varions Successesofour Naval Warwith//o/land, under the Conduct of His Highness Prince Rupert and His Grâce the Duke of Albemarl. And describing The Fire of London. By John Dryden, Esq. ; Multum interest res poscat^ an homines latius imper are velint. Trajan. Imperator. ad Plin. Urbs antiqua ruif, multos dominata per annos. Virg. London, Printed for Henry Herringman, at the Anchor in the Lower Walk of the New Exchange. 1667. 8°.
(British Muséum : 1077. d. 60.)
Secret-Love, or the Maiden-Queen. As it is Acted By His Majeslies Servants at the Theater-Royal. Written by John Dryden, Esq ;
Vitiis nemo sine natcitur; optimus ille Qui minimis urgetur. Horace.
London, Printed for Henry Herringman, ai the Sign of the Anchor on the lower walk of the New-Exchange. 1668. 4**. [Joué en 1667.]
(British Muséum : 644. h. 1 .)
S' Martin Mar-all, or the Feign'd Innocence ; A Comedy. As il was Acted al His Highnesse the Duke of York^s Théâtre. London, Printed for Henry Herringman, at the Sign of the Blew Anchor in the Lower Walk of the Netr Exchange. 1668. 4'. [Joué en 1667.]
(Brifish Muséum : 11773. f.)
S' Martin Marr-all : Or, the Feign'd Innocence. A Comedy. As il is Acled By Their Majeslies Servants. By M' Dryden. Lo^irfow, Printed for Henry Herringman, and are to be sold by Francis Saunders^Sii the Blue Anchor in the Lower Walk of the New-Exchange, 1691. 4"* [Dès cette date 1691, la pièce s'imprime avec le nom de Dryden seul, de son vivant.] (Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6469. 4.)
The Tcmpesl, or theEnchanted Island. A Comcdy : As it isnowActed Al His Highness the Duke of York*s Théâtre. London, Printed by J, Macock, for ttenry Ihrnngman al Ihe Sign of the Blew Anchor in Ihe Lower Walk of the New Exchange. M.DC.LXXVI. *•. [En collaboration avec D*A venant ; jouée en 1661.]
{British Muséum : 1!"62. e.)
Of Dramatick Poésie, An Essay. By John Dryden Esq;
Fungar l'ice cotis, fieutum Beddere qwe ferrum valet ^ exsor» iprni secandi. HoraL de Arte PoeU
London, Printed for Henry Ilerrinyman, al the Sign of Ibe Anchof\ on Ihe Lower- Walk of the New Exchange. 1668. 4".
{Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6469.)
An Evening's Love. Or Ihe Mock-Astrologer. Acted at the Theatre- Royal by His Majesties Servants. W'ritten By John Dryden Servant to His Majesty. iWfl^/em Convivùi quam placuisse Cocis. Mart. In the Savoy, Printed by T. N. for Henry Herringman, and are to be sold at the Anchor in the Lower Walk of the New Exchange. 1671. 4*. [Jouée en 1668.] (Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6469.)
Tyrannick-Love ; or, the Royal Martyr. A Tragedy. As it is Acted by his Majesties Servants, al the Théâtre Boyal. By John Dryden, Servant to his Majesty.
Non jam prima peto — neq ; vincere eerto ; Extremum rediisae pudet. ■ Virg.
London, Printed for H. Herringman,aLiihe Sign ot ihe Blew Anchor in the Lo>i'er Walk of the New Exchange. 1670. 4".
(British Muséum : 841. c. 12./1.)
The Conquest of Granada by Ihe Spaniards : In Two Parts. Acted at the Theater-BoynlL Written hy John Dryden Servant to His Majesty.
Major rerum mihi nascitur Ordo; Majus Optia vioveo. Virg. .ïlneid : 7.
In the Savoy. Printed by T. TV. for Henry Herringman, and are to be sold at the Anchor in the Lower Walk of the New Exchange. 1672. 4*. (Bntish Muséum : 11 774. g.)
The Assignation : Or, Love in a Nunnery. As it is Acted, at the Théâtre Boyal. Written by John Dryden Servant to His Majesty. Successum dea dira negat. Virg. London : Printed by T, N. for Henry Herringman, and are to be sold at the Anchor in the Lower Walk of the New Exchange. 1673. [La pièce a été jouée en 1672.] 4".
(Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6469. 3.)
Almanzor and Almahide. Or the Conquest of Granada. The Second Part. As it is Acted at the Theater-Boyal. Written by John Dryden Servant to his Majesty. — stimulos dédit /émula virtus. Lucan. In the Sat^oy, Printed by T. N. for Henry Herringman, and are to be sold at the Anchor in the Lower Walk of the New Exchange. 1673. 4^
(Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6469. 2.)
Marriage A-la-Mode. A Coraedy. As it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal. Written by John Dryden, Servant to His Majesty.
Quicquid sum ego, qunmris Infra Lucilli cenaum ingeniumque^ tamen nifi
Cum magnix rixiMC, invita fatehitur usque Invidia, et fragili quxrens illidere dentem Offffndet solido. Horat. Serm.
London^ Printed by T, N. for Henry Herrinf/man, and are to !)e sold at Ihe Ane hor in the Lower ^^&\ko(lhe New- Exchange. 1673. V.
{Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6469. 2.)
Amboyna : A Tragedy. As il is Actcd at the Theatre-Hoyal. Written by John Dryden Servant to His Majesly. Manetaltâ mente repostum. London, Printed by T, N. for Henry Herringman^ and are to be sold at the Anchor in the Lower Walk of the New Exchange. 1673. 4**.
(Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6469. 2.)
The State of Innocence, and FallofMan :an Opéra. Written in Héroïque Verse, And Dedicated to Hcr Royal Highness, theDutchess. By John Dryden, Servant to His Majesty.
Utinam modo dicere possem Carminn digna Deà : certè est Dea Carminé digna. Ovid. Metom.
London : Printed by T. N. for Henry Herringmân, at the Anchor in the Lower Walk of the New Exchange. 1677. i*. (i'* édition : 1674.)
(Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6469. 3.)
Aureng-Zebe : A Tragedy. Acted at the Royal Théâtre. Written by John Dryden, Servknt to his Majesty.
Sed, cum f régit tubsellia rersu, Esurit. intaetam Paridi ni*i vendat Agaven. Juv.
Licensed, Roger L'Est range. London, Printed by T. N. for Henry Herringman^ at the Anchor in the Lower Walk of the New Exchange. •1676. 4«. (Bibliothèque nationale ; Y. 6469. 3.)
Ail for -Love : Or, the World well Lost. A Tragedy, As il is Acted at the Théâtre Royal', And Written in Imitation of S/»flA-e*/)é?fl7'e's Stile. By John Dryden, Servant to His Majesty. Facile est verbum aliquod ardens (ut ita dicam) notare : idque restinctis animorum incendiis irridere. Cicero. hi the Savoy : Printed hy Tho. Newcomb, îor Henry Hernngman, at the Blew Anchor in the Lower Walk of the New- Exchànge, 1678. 4^ (Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6469. 3.)
Œdipiis : A Tragedy. As it is Acted at His Royal Hig ness The Duke's Théâtre. The Authors Mr. Dryden, and Mr. Lee.
Hi proprium decus et partum indigruintur honorem Ni teneant. Virgil.
Vos excmplaria Grxca^ Noctuma versate manUy versate diurna. Horat.
Licensed, Jrt». 3. 1678/9. Roger VEstrange. London, Printed for/?. Bentley and M, Magnes in Russel-street in Covent-Garden. 1679. 4<».
(Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6469. 4.)
Troiliis and Grcssida, Or, Truth Found too Laie. A Tragedy At it is Acted al the Dukes Théâtre. To Which is Prefix'd, A Préface Gontaining Ihe Groundsof Cri ticism in Tragedy. Written byJo/inDry^/en Servant to his Majesty.
Jîectiuê, Iliacnm earmen dedueis in actus,
Quam si proferres ignota indictaque primus. Hor.
London, Printed for Abel Swall, at the Unicorn at the West-endof S. Pauls, and Jacob Tonson at the Judges-Head in Chancery-lane near Fleet-street, 1679. 4^ (Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6469. 4.)
The Kind Keeper; Or, Mr Limherham : A Comedy : As it was Acled al Ihe Ouke's Théâtre by His Royal Highnesses Servants. Wrilten by John Dr^den, Servant to his Majesly. Kîjv (xe çdtyr,; èttt ptljav, 6|JL(i>c ^t xapiro9opi^<T(ô. ^AvroXo^îa Aevitépot.
Hic nuptarum insanit amoribus; hic meretricum : Omnei hi metuunt versus; odere Poetas. Horat.
London : Printed for /?. Bentlei/^ and M. Magnes, in Russel-Sh'eet in Covenl-Garden, 1G80. 4".
{Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6i69. i.)
The Spaoish Fryar, Or, The Double Discovery. Acled at Ihe Duke's Théâtre.
Ut melius possis fallcre^ sume togam. Ma.
Alterna rrvisens Luait, et in solido rursus fortuna locavit. Vir.
Written by John Dnjden, Servant to His Majesty. London, Printed for liichard Tonson and Jacob Tonson, at Grays-inn-gate^ in Graysin/i-Zane, and at ihe Judge\s Head, in Chancery-lane, 1681. 4*.
(Bibliothègue nationale : Y. 6469. 4.)
Absalom and Achitophel. A Poem.
.... Si Propiùs stes Te Capiet Magis....
London, Printed for J. T, and are to be Sold by W. Davies in Amen-Corner, 1681. folio. {British Muséum : 643. I. 24./2.)
(The Second Edition . . . 1681. 4". {British Muséum: 11630. e.) (TheThird Edition .... 1682. 4«. ( — 11626. f.)
(The Fourth Edition . . . 1682. 4». ( — 11626. e.)
(The Seventh Edition . . 1692. 4*». ( — H633.e.9.)
The Medall. A Satyre against Sédition By the Authour o( Absalom and Achitophel.
Per Gratùni populos, medixque per Elidis Urbem Ihat ovana; Divumque sibi poscebat honores.
London, Printed îor Jacob Tonson at the Judge's Head in Chancery- Lane near Fleet-street. 1682. 4**. {British Muséum : 11626. f.)
The Third Edition. 1592. {British Muséum : 11623. e. 9.)
Mac Flecknoe, or a Satyr upon the true-blew-prolestant poet T. S. London. Printed for D. Green. 1682. 4*.
{Bodleian Library : Pamph. 1.58.)
The second Part of Absalom and Achitopel. A Poem.
Si guis tamen Hxc quoque. Si Quis Captus Antore Leget.
London : Printed for Jacob Tonson, at Ihe Judges Head in Chancery Lane, near Fleet-Street. 1682. folio. [Avec la collaboration de Nahum Tate.] {British Muséum : 11630. h. 2.)
Three Poems Upon the Dealh of the Late Usurper Oliver Gromwel. Written by Mr. Jo. Drydon (sic). Mr. Sprat, of Oxford. Mr. Edm, Waller. London : Prinied by William Wilson, in IheYear 1659. And Ueprinted for B. Baldwin 1682. 4".
{British Muséum : 11633. e. 12./3.'
Religio Laici or uLaymans Faith. A Poem. Written by Mr. Dnjden : Ornari res ipsu nef/at; contenta doceri. London, Printed (or Jacob Tonson at lheJudge*s Uead in Chancery-lane, ntaiV Fleet-street. 1682.4".
{British Muséum : 1077. h. 70.)
Prologue To His Royal Ilighness, Upon His firsl appearance al the Duke\s Théâtre^ since his Relurn from Scotland. WHtten 6// Mr, Dryden. Spoken by Mr. Sniilh. London^ Printed for J. Tonson. [21 avril 1682.] folio. (British Muséum : 644. l. 20./6.)
The Duke of Guise. A Tragedy. Acted By Their Majesties Servants. Written By Mr. Dryden, and Mr. J^e. OvTto; ôè çiXotiixoi çÛcteiç iv tai; TtoXiTCtai; to «y*^ V'^i ?vX«$3(lAevai toû ayaBoû pieisov to xaxbv ë*/oy<Ti. Plutarch. in Agesilao. London^ Printed by T, N, for /i. Bentley in Russel'Streeij near the Piazza in Covent-Garden, and /. Tonson at the Judyé's Head in Chancery-lane. M. DG. LXXXUl. 4**.
{Brit'tëh Muséum : 641. g. 83.)
The Vindiaition : or the Parallel of the French Holy-League, and the English League and Covenant, Turn*d into a Seditious Libell against the King and his Royal Highness, By T/iomas Hunt and the Authors of the Heflections upon the Pretended Parallel in the Play Galled The Duke of Guise. Written by Mr. Dryden.
Turtio tempus crit magno cùm optaverit emptum fntactum Pallanta : et cuin spolia iata, dicmq: Oderit.
London, Printed for Jacob Tonson at the Judges Head in Chancery- Lane near Fleet-slreet. MDGLXXXIIl. 4".
(British Muséum : 643. h. 18./2.)
Plutarchs Lives Translated from the Greek by Several Hands. To which is prefixt the Life of Plutarch, London^ Printed for Jacob Tonson, at the Sign of the Judges-llead in Chancery-Lane near Fleet-street. 1683-1686. 5 Vol. 8". [En tt^te du l*" vol. se trouve : The Life of Plutarch, written by Mr Dryden.]
(British Muséum : 600. h. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.)
The History of the League. Written in French by Monsieur Maimbourg. Translated into English, according to His Majesty's Gommand, By Mr. Dryden.
Neque enim libcrtas gratior uUa eut Quam 8ub Rege Pio.
London, Printed by M. Flesher, for Jacob Tonson^ at llie Judge^s- Head in Chancery-lane near Fleetstreet, 1684. 8".
{British Muséum : 5%. c. 14.)
Of Dramatick Poésie, An Essay. By John Dryden, Servant to his Majesty.
Fnnqar vice cotis, acntum Reddcre qiue ferntm valet^ exsors ipsa secandi. Horat. De Arte Poel.
London, Printed for Henry Herringman, at the Sign of the Anclior on the Lower-Walk of the Neir-Ejchange. 168^, 4".
(British Muséum : 641. g. 2./2.)
Miscellany Poems. Gontaining aNew Translation of Virgills Eclogues,
Ovûrs Love Elégies, Odes of Horace, And Olher Authors; With Several Original Poems. By the most Eminent Hands.
Et Vos, 0 Lauri, carpam, et Te, proxima Myrte :
Sic posita quoniam suaveis miteetit odores. Virg. Ecl. 2.
London, Printed for Jacob Tonson, al the Judges-head in Chancevy- Lane near Fleet-street, 1684. 8".
(Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6497. B.)
Albion and Albanius : an Opéra PerformM at the Queens Théâtre in Dof'sel Garden. Wntten by Mr. Dryden. Discite justitiam monifi, et non temnere Divos. Virg. London, Printed for Jacob Tonson, at the Jndgé*s Head in Chancenj-lane, near Fleet-street. 1685. folio.
(Bntish Muséum : 11 626. g. 5.)
Threnodia Angustalis : a Funeral-Pindarique Poem Sacred to the Happy Memory of King Charles II. By John Dryden Servant to His late Majesty and to the Présent Ring.
Fortunati Ambo, ai quid mea Carmina pottunt. Nu lia dies unquam memori vos eximet xvo!
London : Printed iot Jacob Tonson, at the Judges Head in Chancerylane, near Fleet-street. 1685. 4'. {British Muséum : 1077. h. 69.)
Sylvœ : Or, The Second Part of Poetical Miscellanies.
Non déficit alter Aureua; et simili frondescit virga métallo. Virg.
London, Printed for Jacob Tonson, at ihe Judges- Head in Chnncerylane near Fleet-street. 1685. 8".
{Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6479. B.)
A Defence of the Papers Wrilten by the lAte King of Blessed Memory, and Duchess of York, against The Answer made to Them. By Command. London : Printed by H, Hills, Printer to the King*s Most Excellent Majesty for His Houshold and Chappel. 168G. 4*.
{British Muséum : 13. N. N. C./1868.)
The Hind and the Panther. a Poem. In Three Parts,
Antiqiiam exquirite matrem | y- Et vera, ineessu, patuit Dea. S
Holy-Bood-House. Re-printed by James Watson, Printer to His most Excellent Majesties Royal Family and House-hold. MDCLXXXVIl. i».
{British Muséum : 11 626. b. b. b. 10.)
The Second Edition. London : Printed (or Jacob Tonson, at the Judges Head, in Chancery-lAne near Fleet-street [même date]. 4®.
{British Muséum : 11 631. e. 29.)
The Third Edition [môme date]. 4'. {British Muséum: 11 626. f. 5.)
Britannia Rediviva : A Poem on the Birth of the Prince. Written bv Mr. Dryden.
DU Patrii Indigetes et Homule, Vestaque Mater. Qitx Tuscum Tiherim, et Bomana Palatia sensu Hune saltem everso Puerum suceurrere sxclo Ne prohibete : satis Jampridem sanguine nostro Laomedontex luimus Perjuria Trojsf. Virg. Georg. î
London. Printed for J. Tonson at ihe Judges -Head in Chancery-Lane near Fleet-Street, 1688. folio. {British Muséum : 669. d. 1./5.)
Amphitryon; or, The Two Sosia's. A Comedy. At il is Acted at Ihe Théâtre Royal.
Egregiam verd laudem, et spolia ampla refertiê ;
Una, dolo, Divàm^ si Fœmina vicia duorum est. Virg.
Written by Mr. Dryden. To which added, The Musick of ihe Songs GomposM by Mr. Henry Purcel. London, Printed for /. Tonson, at Ihe Judges Head in Chancery-lane near Fleet-slreet; and M. Tonson at Gvays-lnn-Gate in Gray^s-Inn-Lane. 1691. 4". [Jouée en 1690.]
{Bntish Muséum : T. 194o./9.)
Don Sébastian, King of Portugal : A Tragedy Acted at the Théâtre Royal. Written by Mr. Dryden.
Nec tarda Senectus Débilitât vires animi, mutatgue vigorem. Virgil.
London : Printed for Jo. Hindmarshy at the Golden Bail in Cornhil. MDCXG. 40. (British Muséum : 644. g. 71.)
Gleomenes, the Spartan Heroe. A Tragedy, As it is Acted at the Théâtre Royal. Written by Mr. Dryden. To which is prefixl The Life of Cleomenes, liis Armis, illâ quoque tutus in auld, Juv. Sat. IV. London^ Printed for Jacoô Tonson, &i the Judge^s-Head in Chancery' , Lane near Fleet-Street, 1692. 4°. (British Muséum : 11 774. f.) ,
The Sa tires ofDccimusJuniusJuvenalis.TranslatedintoEnglish Verse. By Mr. Dryden And Several olher Eminent Hands. Together with Ihe Satires of Aulus Persius Flaccus. Made English by Mr. Dryden. With Explanatory Notes at the end of each Satire. To Which is Prefix'd a Discourse concerning the Original and Progress of Satire. Dedicated to the Right Honourable Charles Earl ot Dorset, etc. ByMr. Dryden.
Quicquid ayunt homines, votum, tinwr. Ira, Voluptas, Gaudia^ discursus, nostri est farrago iibelli.
London, Printed tor Jacob Tonson at the Judgé*s Head in Chancery- Lane, near Fleetstreet. MDCXCIII. folio.
{British Muséum : 75. h. 10.)
Examen Poeticum : being The Third Part of Miscellany Poems. Containing Variety of New Translations of the Ancienl Poets. Together with many Original Copies, by the Most Eminent Hands.
Hmc potior soboles : hinc Cxli tempore eerto,
Dulcia mella premes. Virg. Geor. 4.
In médium qugsita reponunt. • Ibid.
London : Printed by fl. E, for Jacob Tonson, at the Judges Head in Chancery-Lane near Fleetstreet. MDGXGIII. 8*.
[Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6497. c.)
The Annual Miscellany : for The Year 1694, Being The Fourth Part of Miscellany Poems Containing Great Variety of New Translations and Original Gopies by the Most Eminent Hands. London : Printed bv R' E. (or Jacob Tonson, at the Judges Head nea,r the Inner Temple- Gâte, in Fleet street. M.D.GXGIV. ^\
(British Muséum : 1076. k. 27.)
Love Triumphant; Or, Nature will Prevail, A Tragi-Gomedy. Asitis Acted at the Theatre-Royal, By Their Majesties Servants.
Quod optanti Divum promittere nemo
Xuderetf volvenda dies, en, attulit ultrd. Virg.
Written by Mr. Dnjden. London, Printed for Jacob Tonson, at Ihe Judges Head near the Inner-Temple-Gale in Fleet-street. 1694. 4*.
(Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6469. 4.)
De Arte Graphica. The Art of Painting. By C.A. Du Fresnoy. With Remarks. Translated into Engtish, Together with an Original Préface Conlaining A Parailel betwixt Painting and Poetry. By Mr. Dryden. As aiso a Short Account of the most Eminent Painlers, both Ancient and Modetm, continu'd down to the Présent Times^ according to the Orderof their Succession. By Anolher liand. Ut Piclura Poesis eril. Hor. de Arte Poetica. London, Printed by /. Hepiinsfall for W. Rogers, at the Sun against St. Dunsfan's Church in Fteetstreet, M.DG.XCV. 4». (British Muséum : 78. d. 17.)
The Works of Virgil : Containing His Pastorals, Georgics, and .€neis. Translated into English Verse; by Mr. Dryden, Adorn'd with a Hundred Sculptures. Sequi turque Pat rein non passibus Aiquis. Virg. /En. 2. The Second Edition. London^ Printed for Jacob Tonson^ at the Judges-Uead in Fleetstreet, near the Inner-Temple-Gate. MDCXGViil. folio. {Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 973.)
Fables Ancient and Modem; Translated into Verse, From Homer. Ovid, Boccace, and Chaucer : with Original Poems. By M' Dryden.
Nunc ultrd ad Cineret ipsius et oitga pnrentis {Uaud eguideni sine mente^ reor^ sine niimine divum) Adsumus. ^'ir^> ^n* l>b< ^>
London : Printed for Jacob Tonson, within Gray^s Inn Gale next Gray's Inn Lane. MDCC. folio. [Brittsh Muséum : 641. m. 8.)
The Pilgrim, a Comedy : As it is acted at the Théâtre Boyal in Drury- Lane. Written Originally by Mr. Flelcher, and now Very much Alter'd, which several Additions. Likewise A Prologue, Epilogue, Dialogue and Masque, Written by the late Great Poet Mr. Dryden just before his Death, l>eing the last of his Worlts, London : Printed for Benjamin Tooke, near the Middte-Temple-Gate, in Fleet-street. 1700. 4^ {British Muséum : 644. h. 37.)
The Second Part of Miscellany Poems. Containing Variety of New Translations of the Ancient Poets : Together with Several Original Poems. By the Most Eminent Hands. Publish'd by Mr. Dryden.
Non déficit ni ter Aureus; et sitnili frondescit virya métallo. Virpr.
The Fourth Edition. London : Printed for Jacob Tonson at Shakesppnrs Head over-against Katharine-Street in the Strand. MDCCXVl. 8 "). (British Muséum : 992. b. 1 1 .)
The Dramatick Works ot John Dryden^ Esq ; in Six Volumes. London : Printed for J. Tonson : And Sold by B. Knaplock, W. Taylor, W. MearSy J. Browne, W. Churchill^ E. Symon^ and J. Brotherton. [Avec la dédicace de Congreve au duc de Newcastle.] MDCGXVII. 8*.
(British Muséum : 11 771. a. a. a.)
The Works of John Dryden. lllustrated with Notes, Historical, Critical, and Explanatory. and A Life of the Author. By Sir Walter Scott, Bart. Revised and Gorrected by George Saintsbury. Edinburgh : Printed for William Palerson, Princes Street, by T. and A. Gonslable, Printers lo Her Majesty. 1882-1893. 18 volumes 8".
EIBLIOORAPHIE. 453
DUFFET (Thomas).
The Spanish Rogue. As it was Acted By His Majcslies Servants. Writfen by Tho : Du/fetl. Hor. Serra.
O hone! ne te Frustrcrc : Insanis et tu, Stultiçue prope omnes.
London : Printed for William Cademan at the Popes Head in the Lower Walk in the New Exchange in the Sirand. M.DC.LXXIV. 4".
[Brilish Muséum : 6U. h. 4.)
DUNTON (John).
Numb. {. The Athenian Gazette Resolving weekiy ail the most Nice and Curious Questions Propos'd by the Ingénions. Tuesday, March n"* 1690. [A partir du deuxièrae numéro le titre devient :] Numb. 2. The Athenian Mercury. Resolving Weekiy ail the m-ost Nice and Curious Questions Propos'd by the Ingénions. Licensed and Enfered accordinq lo Order. Tuesday, March, 24//i. 1690. folio.
{Briiish Muséum : Journal Room.)
The Athenian Oracle : Being an En tire Collection of the Valuable Questions and Answers in the Old Athenian Mercuries. lntermix*d with many Cases in Divinity^ History^ Philosophy^ Mathemalicks^ Love, Poetry, neverbefore Published. To which is Added, An Alphabetical Table for the speedy finding ofany Questions. By a Memôer of the Athenian Society. London, Printed for Andrew Bell, at the Ci'osS'Keys and Bible, in Cornhill, near Stocks Market, 1704. 3 vols. 8".
{British Muséum : P. P. .5425.)
The Life and Errors of John Dunton La te Citizen o( London; Wrilten by Himse/fin Solitude. With an Idea ofa New Life ;Wherein isShewn How he'd Think, Speak, and Act, might he Live over his Days again. Intermix'd with the New Discoveries The Author has made in his Travels Abroad, And in his Private Conversation at Home. Together with the Lives and Characters of a Thousand Persons now Livingin London, etc. Digested into Seven Stages, with their Respective Ideas.
ffe that has ail his own Mistakes confent. Stands next to htm that nevcr has transgrest, And will be eensur'd for a Fool by noue. But they who see no Errors of their own.
Foe's Satyr upon himself, P. 6.
London : Printed for S. Malthus, 1705. 8°.
{British Muséum : 276. d. 32.)
D'URFEY (Thomas).
The Siège of Memphis, or the Ambitions Queen. A Tragedy, Xcied Sii the Theater-Hoyal. Written by Tho. Durfey, Gent. Non fit sine Périculo facinus magnum et memorabile, Terent. London, Printed for W. Cademan at the Popes Head at the enlrance of the New Exchange in the Strand. 1676. 4^ {British Muséum : 841. c. 12./2.)
The Fool Turn'd Critick : A Comedy : As it was Acted at the Théâtre - Royall. By His Majesties Servants. By T. D. Gent. London, Printed îor James Magnes and Richard Bentley, at the Post-Office in Russelstrcet in Covent Garden, 1678. 40. {British Muséum : 644. h. 10.)
Sir Barnaby Whigg : or, No Wit like a Womans. A Comedy As it is
Acled by their Majesties Servants at ihe Thealre-Royal. Wriilen by Thomas Durfey, Gent,
Quidquid agunt homines^ votum, tinior, Ira, voluptas, Gaudia^ diêcuraus nostri farrago libelli eat. Juvenal.
LondoTij Prinled by A. G., and /. P. for Joseph Hindmarsh, at the Black Bull in CornhilL 1681. 4*.
{British Muséum : 81. c. 4./2.)
The Royalist. A Comedy; As il is Actcd at the Duke's Théâtre. By Thomas Durfey^ Gent. Londorij Printed for Jos, Hindmarsh at the Sign of the Black-BuU near the Royal-Exchange in Coimhill, Anno Dom. 1682. 4". (British Muséum : 644. h. 15.)
The Injured Princess, or The Fatal Wager : As it was Acled at the Theater-Royal, By His Majesties Servants. By Tho. Durfey, Gent. London : Printed for fl. Bentley and M. Magnes in Bussel-sfreel in Covenl'Gavden, near the Piazza, 1682. 4".
(British Muséum ; 81. c. 4./4.)
An Elegy upon the late Blessed Monarch King Charles II. And Two Panegyricks upon their Présent Sacred Majesties, King James and Queen Mary. Written bv Mr. Durfey. London : Printed for Jo. Hindmarsh, at the Black Bull in CornhilL MDCLXXXV. folio.
(British Muséum : 11 630. h. 18.)
A Common-Wealth of Women. A Play : As il is Acled at the Théâtre Royal, By their Majesties Servants. By Mr. D^Urfey. Anguillam Caudâ tenes. Eras. Licensed. Sept. 11. 1683. Bayer VEstrange. London, Prinled for B. Bentley in Russel-slreet in Covent-Garden; and J, Hindmarsh al the Golden Bail in Coimwell, over againsl the Royal Exchange. 1686. 4°. (British Muséum : 644. h. 19.)
Love for Money : or, Ihe Boarding School. A Comedy, Written by Mr. D'Urfey. London : Prinled for Abel Roper at the Mitre in Fleet- Street, and are lo be sold by Bandai Taylor near Stationers-Hall. 1691. 4°. ' (British Muséum : 644. h. 21.)
The Comical History of Don Quixole. As it was Acled al the Queen''s Théâtre in Dorset-Garden, By Their Majesties Servants. Part. I. Written by Mr. D'Urfey. London y Prinled for Samuel Briscoe, at the Corner of Charles-street, in Bussel-street, Covent-Gcn'den, 1694, 4".
(British Muséum : 81. c. e./l«)
The Comical History of Don Quixole, As it was Acled at Ihe Queen's Théâtre in Dorset Garden. By Their Majesties Servants. Part the Second. Written by Mr. D^Urfey. London, Prinled for S. Briscoe, in Busse l-street, Covent-Garden, and H. Neirman at the Grashopper in the Poultry, 1694. 4". (British Muséum : 81. c. 6./2.)
The Comical History ofDon Quixole. The Third Part. Wilh The Marriage of Mary the Buxome. Written by Mr. D^Urfey. A'on omnes Arbusta jurant humilesq; myriae. Virg. London, Printed (or Samuel Briscoe, al the Corner of Charles-street, in Bussel-street, Covent- Garden. 1696.Where is Also lobe had the Songs, set toMusickby the laie fanious Mr. Purseh Mr. Courfeville, Mr. Aykerod, and olher eminenl Maslers of the Age. 4*. [British Muséum : 81. c. 6./3.)
The Campaigners : Or, The Pleasant Adventures al Brussels. A Gomedy. With a Famiiiar Préface upon ^4 Late Reformer of the Stage. Endîng with a Satyrical Fable of The Dog and the Ottor. Writlen by Mr. D'Urfey. London, Printed for A. Baldwin, near the Oxford Arms Inn in Warwick lane. MDCXGVlIi. 4^
(British Muséum : 81 . c. 6./6.)
The Grecian Heroine : or, the Fate of Tyranny. A Tragedy, Written 1718. London : Printed for William Ghetwood, at Cato's Head in Russel-street, Covent-Garden. 1721. 8'. {Bntish Muséum : 991. k. 10.)
EBSWORTH (J. Woodfall).
Westminster Drolleries, Bolh Parts, of 1671, 1672; being a Choice GoUection of Songs and Poems, Sung at Gourt and Theaters : With Additions mode by * A Person of Quality.' Now First Reprinted from the Original Editions. Edited, With an Introduction on the Literatureof the Drolleries; a Gopious Appendix of Notes, Illustrations, and Emendations of Text; A Table of Contents^ and Index of First Lines of Songs and Poems; By J. Woodfall Ebsworth, M. A. Ganlab. R. Roberts, Boston, Lincolnshire. M.DGGGLXXV. 8°.
ELWIN (WHmvELL). Voir Pope.
Epistle.
An Epistle to Mr. Dryden, Exeter, Nov. 5. 1688. folio.
(British Muséum : 835. m. y./41.)
ETHEREGE (George).
The Comical Revenge; or Love in A Tub. Acled at His Highness the Dukeof York's Théâtre in Lincolns-Inn-Fields, Licensed,/M/y 8, 1664. Roger VEstrange. London^ Printed tor Henry Herringman, andsare to be sold at his Shop at the Blew-Anchor in the Lower Walk of the NeW'Exchange. 1677. 4*. {British Muséum : 841. c. 1./5.)
She Wou'd if she GouM, A Gomedy. Acted at His Highnesse the Duke of York's Théâtre. Written by George Elherege Esq. London, printed for H. Hernngman,, at the Sign of the Blew Anchor in the Lower walk of the New Exchange. 1668. 4"*. (British Muséum : 644. h. 29.)
The Man of Mode, or, S' Fopling Flutter. A Gomedy. Acted at the Duke^s Théâtre. By George Etherege Esq. Licensed, June 3 1676. Roger VEstrange. London, Printed for J. Macock, for Henry Herringman, at the Sign of the Blew Anchor in the Lower Walk of the New Exchange, 1676. 4*. {British Muséum : 644. h. 35.)
The Works of Sir George Etherege: Gontaining His Plays and Poèms. London, Printed for H. H, And Sold by J. Tonton, with in Graysinn Gale, next Gi^ays-Inn Lane; and 7. Bennet, at the Half-Moon in St. PauVs Ghurch-yard. 1704. 8*.
{Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6470.)
EUSDEN (Laurence).
The Royal Family! A Letter to Mr. Addison, On the King^s Accession to the Throne. By Mr. Eusden. London : Printed for J. Tonson. And Re-printed and Sold by £. Waters in Essex-street.^ili^. 8*.
{BHtish Muséum ; 12 274. e. 1.)
A Poein To Her Royal Highness On the Birtli oflhe Prince. By Mr. Eustien.
nie Dei)m vitam accipiet, Diviique ridebit Permixtoê Heroas, et ipse videbitur illis. Virg.
I^ondon : Printed îor Jacoh Tonson, AlShakespear^s-Head over-against Kathaiine-strcet in Ihe Strand. MDCCXVlll. folio.
(British Muséum : 643. I. 24./39.)
An Ode the for Birth-Day, MDCCXXI. As il was Sung before His Majesty*
Aggredere, O! magnos [aderit jam tempus) honores!
Hic Vir, Hic est, tibi quem promitti sxpius audis ! Virg.
Plnrima aecuri fudistis Cnt-mina Bnrdi. Lucan.
Written by L. Eusden, Esquire, Servant lo his Majesty. London: Printed for Jacob Tonson, al Shakespear's-Head, over-against Katharine-Street in the Strand. MDCCXXI. folio.
[British Muséum : 840. m. 1./2"..)
Three Poems: The First, Sacred to the Immortal Memory of the late King; The Second, On the happy Succession, and Coronation of His présent Majesty; And a Third Humbly Inscrib'd lo the Queen. By iMurence Eusden, Servant to His Majesty.
llle Deàm Vitam accipiet, Diviaque videbit
Pennixtos Hcrôaa, et Ipse videbitur lUis ! Virg.
Strepitus fastidit inanes, Inque Animis Hominum PompA meliore triumphat. Claud.
UliDam modo dicere possem Carmina digDa DeA, cerlè Dea Carminé digna est! Ovid.
London: Printed for J. Roberisin IVarwicA-Lmie. MDCCXXVIl. folio.
{British Muséum : 643. m. 12./36.)
EVELYN (Jobn).
Meraoirs, Jllustrative of the Life and Writingsof John Evelyn, Esq. F.R.S. Author of the '' Sylva, " etc., elc.Coniprising hisDiary from the Yéar 1641 to 1705-6. and a Sélection of his familiar Letters. To which is subjoined, The private Correspondence between King Charles I. and his Secretaryof State, Sir Edward NichoIas,whilst His Majesty was in Scotland, 1641, and al olher limes during the civil war; aiso between Sir Edward Hyde, afterwards Eari of Clarendon, and Sir Richard Browne, Ambassador to the Court of France, in the lime of King Charles I. and the Usurpation. The Whole now flrst published, from the Original MSS. In two Volumes. Ediledby William Bray, Esq. Fellow and Treasurer of the Society of Antiquaries of Ix)ndon. London : Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit Street. And Sold by John and Arthur Arch, Cornhill. 1818. 4^
(British Muséum : 433. f. 13. 14.)
Diary and Correspondence of John Evelyn, F.R.S., Author of the •• Sylva. "To which is subjoined The Private Correspondence between King Charles I.and Sir Edward Nicholas, and between Sir Edward Hyde, afterwards Earl of Clarendon and Sir Richard Browne. Ediled from the Original MSS. at Wotton. By William Bray, Esq. F.A.S. A new édition, in four Volumes. Correcled, revised, and enlarged. London : Henry Colburn, Publisher,... 1850. 8\
FANE (Sir Francis).
Love in Ihe Dark^ or The Man of Business. A Comedy : Acted at the Théâtre Royal By His Majesties Servants. Written By Sir Francis Fane, Junior, Knightof the Bath. Naturamexpellas furcâ licet,usque recurret. Hor. In the Savoy. Printed^ by T. N. for Henry Herringman, and are to be sold at the Anchor in the Lower Walk of the Sew Exchange. 16"o. r. (British Muséum : 644. d. 82.)
FARQUHAR (Georoe).
The Constant Couple or, A Trip to The Jubilee. A Comedy. By Mr. George Farquhar.
.Vire favore tuli, sioe hnnc ego carminé famam
Jure tibi grates, Candide lector^ ago. Ovid. Tri^t. lib. 4. EUeg. 10.
London, Printed in the Year 1710. 8». [Joué en 1699.]
{British Muséum : 642. b. 26./4.)
The Tvvin-Rivais. A Comedy. Acted at the Théâtre Royalby Her Majesty's Servants. Written by Mr, Farquhar. Sic vos non vobis. London : Printed for Bernard Lintott at the Post-House in the Middle-Temple- Gate in Fleetstreel. MOCCIIf. (British Muséum : 11 774. g.)
The Works Of the late Ingenious Mr. George Farquhar : Containing ail his Poems, Letlers, Essays and Comédies, Pubîish'd in his Life-time. In Two Volumes. The Ninth Edition. Corrected from the Errors of former Impressions. To which areadded some Memoirsof the Author, never before PublishM. London, Printed for J. Clarke, John Rivington, James Rivington and James Fletcher, S. Crowdcr and Co. T. Caslon. T. Lownds, H. Woodgate and S. Brookes. MDCCLX. 8".
FIELDING (Henry). Voir Lawrence.
The History of the Adventures of Joseph Andrews, And his Friend Mr. Abraham Adams. Written in Imitation of the Manner of Cervantes, Author of Don Quixote. In Two Volumes. Low</o/i ; Printed for A. Millar, over against St. ClemenVs-Church, in the Strand. M.DCC.XLII. 12*, (British Muséum : 12614. b.)
FILMER (Edward).
A Defence of Dramatick Poetry : Being aReview of Mr. Collier*s View of the Immorality and Profaneness of the Stage. London : Printed for Eliz. Whillock, near Stationer's Hall. 1698. 8°.
(British Muséum : 641. e. 2.)
A Farther Defence of Dramatick Poetry : Being the Second Part of the Review of Mr. Collier*s View of the Immorality and Profaneness of the Stage. Done by the same Hand. London : Printed for Eliz. Willock, near Stationers Hall. 1698. 8".
(British Muséum : 641. e. 2.)
A Defence of Plays : or, The Stage vindicated, Froni several Passages in Mr. Colliers Short View, etc. Whercin isolTer'd The most Probable Method ofReformingour Plays. WithaConsiderationHow far Vicious Characlers may be allow'd on the Stage. By Edward Filmer, Doctor of the Civil Laws. London, Printed for Jacob Tonson within Grays- Inn Gale, next to Grays-lnn Lane. 1707. 8°.
(British Muséum : 641. e. 12./10.)
FLECKNOE (Richard).
Love's Kingdom> A Pastoral Trage-Comedy. Notasit was Acted al Ihe Théâtre near Lincoln^s-inn, but as it was written, and since corrected By Richard Flecknoe. With a short Treatise of the English Stage, etc. by the same Author. London^ Prinled by R. Wood for the Author. 1664. 8». (British Muséum : T. 2059./5.)
The DamoiseilesalaMode. A Comedy. Gompos'd and Written by Richard Flecknoe. London, Printed for the Author. 1661. 8*.
{British Muséum : 643. a. 23.)
Flos.
Flos Ingenii vel Evacuatio Descriptionis. Being an Exact Description of Epsam and Epsam Wells. London Printed in the year 1674. folio.
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