Ambition makes my little lefs,

feeds on trafh, and loaths a feast,.

fires ambition,

charms, ev'n in age,

Young 2: 64

Young 1: 103

Young 2: 96

A. Phil. 333

envy, faction's viperous brood,

and revenge have certain speed, -'s aims, how endless,

Ambitious man, a flave,

Young 2: 137
West 312

Prior 2: 182

Swift 2: 195

Cow. 2: 273

teazing ghost of the departed man, Mall. 180

Amphiaraus, kill'd in fate, and dark futurity, Pope 12 306

immortal name!

Fope od. 4: 56 Amphimachus and Nauftes the Carians guide, Pope il. 1: 102 the Vain, trick'd with gold,

Pope il. 1: 103 Amphion ftrikes the lyre, behold a Thebes afpire, Pope 1: 205 Amphitheatre described,

C 3

Dyer 12 Amphitheatre,

Amphitheatre, barbarous ufe of,

Amphius and Adraftus come from Apaefus,

rush to war and perish'd on

Amri, character of,

Amfanctus, a lake,

Amyntas, tears for,

Amyntor and Theodora,

Amufe, innocently to, is doing some service,

--- recovered from drowning,

Anacreon, gay Anacreon, drunken priest,

- commended,

choaked by a grape-stone,

odes of,

on his lute,'

on women,

on love,

ode 3,
imitation of,
imitated,

fmiles and fings,

elegy on,

Anacreontic,

Swift 2: 317

Cow. 1: 151

Cow. I: 153

Broome 162-176

A. Phil. 396

A. Phil. 396
A. Phil. 397

Hughes 56
Buck. 42

Prior 1: 83

Aken. 226

Cow. 1: 150

Shen. 112
Parn. 16, 19

Som. 240

Cow. 1: 139

Anacreontics,

Analogy, man's fureft guide below,

Young 2: 154

Analytic, fkilled, in,

Anana, pride of vegetable life,

Anaphora. See Repetition.

Anarchy, headlong steep of,

Butl, x:7

Thom. 1: 67

Dry. 1: 213

Anarchy,

Anarchy, brought in by Puritans,

Anaxagoras first afferted an eternal mind,

condemned for irreligion,

Cow. I: 352

Black, 6

Black 6

Ancient-bards, fome catch raptures from,
fatire of Romans, what,

ways, ingulph'd, are feen no more,
words make a poem venerably great,

Ancients, immortal heirs of universal praise,
→ to borrow from by fair allufion,

employed much time on their works,

explore with a watchful eye,.

Dry. 6: 33
Pitt 351

Dry. 7: 154
Thom. 2: 22

Smith 194

Pope 1: 99

Pitt 371

Pope 1: 7

Pitt 308

Dry. 7: 151
Broome 42

Andronicus, first author of plays at Rome,

Angel fall'n, degenerates to a fiend,

in the fun defcribed,

called Uriel,

deceived,

Angels cloathed with thickened air,

C 4

Milt. 1: 94

Milt. 1: 94

Milt. 1: 96-

Cow. 2: 130-

Angels

Anna fat arbitrefs of Europe's fate,

filent, nor longer awful to be seen,

Anne fhall rival great Eliza's reign,

fhall fupply the Thunderer's place,.

Annals of a female day,

Annihilation, horrors of,

Young 3:153

Young 3: 152
Hughes 54

Hugbes 54

Swift 2: 72

Annus Mirabilis,

Another-gates adventure,

Anfon, voyage of,.

fuccefs against the Spaniards,

on death of lady,

Young 2: 191

Dry. 1: 61

Butl. :II5

Dyer 125
Dyer 126

Mall. 329.

unwarp'd by folly, and by vice unftain'd, Mall. 331.

Answer to a friend's queftion,

Ant,

Swift 2: 366

Watts 364

teaches to provide against want,

Dry. 7: 268

Som. 265.

and Fly,

Rowe L. 193

Antaeus, ftory of,

- vanquith'd by Hercules,

Antalcidas gave up the Afiatic Greeks to Perfia,

Rowe L. 194

Thom. 2: 50

Antenor propofes the reftitution of Helen,
Anti-chrift, a fiend's venom in an Angel's
Anticlea, fhade of appears,

Antidote in female caprice in what it lies,

Antilochus fent with the news of Patroclus,

mourns the warriour, with a warriour's heart, ib. 170

the flaughter led,

by fwarthy Memnon flain,

Pope il. 1: 144

Pope cd.

; 113

-- a name not unrecorded in the rolls of fame, ib. 114.

Antimonial cups, their force to wine for ever impart, Black. 136.
Antinous, the first who by Ulyffes' arrow dy'd, Pope od. 4: 252,

Antinous,