‡ Peace of mind, under the similitude of a captive song-bird G. 258 ‡ Gain out of loss G. 263 ‡ Description of human life R. WI. 266 ‡ On Pygmalion A., G. 269 ‡ Arion G. 273 ‡ On Apollo pining for Daphne G. 279 ‡ Æneas the bearer of his father G. 283 ‡ Of the generation and regeneration of the Phœnix G. 284 ‡ Epitaph A., G. 286 ‡ Elegy R. WI. 289 ‡ Woman a treasury of evils G. 290 LATIN POEMS. PART SECOND: SECULAR. NEVER BEFORE PRINTED, 293-330. II. _Miscellaneous and Commemorative._ †‡ The beautiful not lasting G. 296 †‡ A hymn to Venus G. 300 †‡ A description of Spring R. WI. 303 †‡ Priscianus beaten and being beaten R. WI. 308 †‡ To a Tractate on this subject, &c. R. WI. 315 † Purgation 317 †‡ To my most estimable preceptor ... R. Brooke R. WI. 319 ‡ On death of Rev. Dr. Mansell R. WI. 323 ‡ To the Right Hon. Lord Robert Heath, on being made a judge, &c. R. WI. 326 † Ode on Horace, Lib. ii. 13, in Greek 329 LATIN POEMS. PART SECOND: SECULAR, 331-84. III. _Royal and Academical._ ‡ The Return of the King A. 333 ‡ To the royal Infant not yet born R. WI. 335 ‡ To the King on recovery from small-pox R. WI. 337 ‡ To her serene Majesty child-bearing in winter R. WI. 339 ‡ To the Queen CL. 342 ‡ To the Queen ... from the university R. WI. 345 ‡ On birth of Princess Mary CL. 346 †‡ On the same R. WI. 350 ‡ To the Queen R. WI. 354 ‡ The prayer of Peterhouse for the House of God [=its chapel] S.S. 357 ‡ A groan on occasion of the difficult parturition of the remaining works of Peterhouse R. WI., G. 362 ‡ To the venerable man, Master Tournay, &c. CL. 371