The Works of Alexander Pope, Τόμος 8

Alexander Pope

J.F. Dove, St. John's Square, 1822

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on the narrow conceptions of men the vanity	12

The duty of mutual	19

To Mr Blount	26

LETTERS TO AND FROM THE HONOURABLE	39

On the finishing his Translation of the Iliad	45

Mom Mr Digby On the same subject	52

A Winter invitation to a fireside	59

OLI1 improvements	66

To Mr Steele Of the Emperor Adrian	257

From Mr Steele	258

Ode The Dying Christian to his Soul ibid X To Mr Addison On Denniss Remarks on Cato	259

+ Fragment of a Letter from Mr Evans	260

From Mr Addison Concerning Mr Popes Translation of Homer	261

+ From the Same	262

+ From Dr Young	263

From Mr Addison On the same	264

LETTERS TO AND FROM DR ATTERBURY	73

From the Same On a manuscript of Huetius	87

and love of books	100

From the Same on the same subject The state	106

LETTER Page	111

The Authors last letter to the Bishop of Rochester	119

On the Death of his Daughter	128

His desire to do him service and advice as to	134

After the death of the Authors father and the sale	140

Friends com	146

On his recovery and Mr Congreves death	152

A congratulation to Mr Gay on the end of	158

From Mr Gay His ill state of health	172

To the Same On the death of Mr Gay	182

To the Same On the death of the Earl of C_188	190

From the Earl of Peterborow StoweGardens	196

The Charitable Corpora tion More concerning Women	201

His idea of the Golden Age and unwilling ness to come to town	202

From the Same Desire to see Dr Swift Al teration in his passions and from whence	204

From Dr Swift to the Earl of Peterborow	206

Various opinions and some general reflections	207

To Mr C expostulatory on the hardships done an unhappy lady etc	210

To Mr Richardson	213

To the Same after Mrs Popes death	214

To the Same	215

+To the Same	217

To Mr Bethel concerning the Essay on Man etc	218

To Mrs B Concern for the loss of friends	220

From Dr Arbuthnot in his last sickness His dying request to the Author	222

The Answer	223

+ Mr Mallet to Lord Bolingbroke on Dr War burtons Edition of Pope in nine volumes	227

+ Mr Gay to Mr Pope On the Three Hours after Marriage	229

+To Description of Blenheim	230

+ Mr Pope to Lord Oxford	232

+ To the Same	233

+ To the Same	234

+ To John Vandr Bempden Esq	235

+ To Mr Jervas ibid LIX + To Jabez Hughes Esq	237

+To Mr Dennis	238

+ To the Same	239

+ To his Brother	240

+ To his Sister ibid LXV + From Mr Blount	241

To the Same	242

Letter Page LXVIII +From his Mother	244

+ From Mr Tonson	245

+ From the Same	246

+ From the Same	247

+ To Mr Lintot ibid LXXIV + From Mr Lintot	248

From the Same	249

LETTER Page III Of sickness and dying young	250

+ Mr Fenton to Mr Lintot	251

+ From Mr Fenton ibid LXXIX + From Mr Wycherley	252

On the Emperor Adrians Verses on his death bed	253

+ From Mr Trumbull	254

From Mr Steele	255

+ From Mr Rowe	256

To Mr Addison Against Partyspirit	265

+ From the Same ibid XCIX +Mr Jervas to Mr Pope	266

Of the freedom of a friend the incongruity of man and the vanity of the world	267

+ From the Same	268

From the Same	269

Party animosity	270

+ From	271

+ From Mr Pitt the Translator of Virgil to Mr Spence with a Specimen of the Trans lation of the 230 Odyssey	272

Concerning some misunderstandings	273

+ Mr Pope to Dr Parnelle complaining of his Letters not having been answered	274

LETTER Page	276

To the Hon concerning Mr Addison Philipss Calumny and Mr Gays Pastorals	277

The vanity of Poetical Fame serious thoughts	278

Concerning the Translation of Homer	280

To Mr Jervas of the same	283

To the Same on the equal and easy terms of friendship	284

Mr Jervas to Mr Pope concerning Mr Addison	286

The Answer	287

Mr Pope to the Earl of Halifax	290

Dr Parnelle Dr Berkley Mr Gay and Dr Arbuthnot concerning Mr Popes Homer	291

To the Hon James Craggs Esq on the same	294

To Mr Congreve Of sincerity the scurrilities of abusive Critics what ought to be the temper of an Author	297

On the same subject	299

LETTER Page	300

Proposing to attend with Lord Burlington Lord	306

Mr Pope to Mr Jervas	308

+ To the Same	312

LETTER Page	314

To the Same of the Farce called the Whatdye call it 299	319

VOL VII	320

LETTERS TO LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGUE	331

Froin the Duke of Buckingham to Mr Pope	340

+ To the Same Observations on her intended journey	341

Answer to the former	347

To the Same On the subject of her journey	348

Letter Page XVI To Dr Arbuthnot on his return from France and on the calumnies about the Odyssey	352

To Robert Earl of Oxford	353

+ To the Same Farther proofs of his attachment	354

The Earl of Oxfords Answer	355

+To Mr Holdsworth recommending Mr Harte of St Marys Hall to the Poetry Professorship in Oxford	356

+To Mr Hughes with Proposals for Homer	357

To the Same	358

To the Same	360

To the Same ibid XXIV To the Same	361

fTo Mr Jabez Hughes on the death of his Bro ther	362

To Mr Duncombe	363

To the Same	364

To the Same ibid XXIX To the Same	365

To Mr Pitt Translator of Vida and Virgil	366

From Mr J Spence to the Rev Mr Pitt Rector of Pimperne near Blandford Dorsetshire on Mr Popes opinion of Pitts Virgil	367

+ To Mr Richardson Mr Popes opinion of Bath	369

Mr Lyttelton to Lord Bolingbroke	370

+Lord Bolingbrokes Answer	372

+Lord Bolingbroke to Mr Mallet	373

Dr Warburton to Mr Andrew Millar the Book seller on Mallets publishing the Works of Bolingbroke 374	374

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Τίτλος	The Works of Alexander Pope, Τόμος 8 The Works of Alexander Pope, Alexander Pope
Συγγραφέας	Alexander Pope
Επιμελητής	Joseph Warton
Εικονογραφήθηκε από	Joseph Warton
Εκδότης	J.F. Dove, St. John's Square, 1822
Πρωτότυπο από	Πανεπιστήμιο Οξφόρδης
Ψηφιοποιήθηκε στις	11 Απρ. 2006

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