Coffeehouse, (Will’s,) Dryden’s authority in, i, 371 Coleman, Edward, account of, x, 18 Colleagues of Dryden, in Notes and Observations on the Empress of Morocco, xv, 399 characterized, ib. 399 College, Trinity, Cambridge, Dryden admitted to, i, 28 College’s (the protestant joiner) Ballad, vii, 5 Collier and Blackmore, attack upon, in the prologue and epilogue to the Pilgrim, i. 436 Colouring, the third part of painting, xvii, 361, 450 Combat, curious, xi, 283 Combination of the lute and sword ridiculed, x, 450 Comedy of the Wild Gallant, ii, 13 Secret Love, or the Maiden Queen, ib. 379 Sir Martin Mar-all, iii, 1 the Tempest, iii, 95 an Evening’s Love, or the Mock Astrologer, ib. 207 Marriage A-la-mode, iv, 231 the Assignation, or Love in a Nunnery, ib. 343 the Kind Keeper, or Mr Limberham, vi, 1 Amphitryon, viii, 1 distinguished by acts not known to the early Greeks, xv, 311 and Tragedy, not wrote by the same authors among the ancients, ib. 317 Comedies of intrigue introduced to the English stage, i, 76 Comets, two remarkable, ix, 160 Comic scenes in tragedy, propriety of, i, 230 Commencement of Dryden’s dramatic career, ib. 80 friendship with Southerne, ib. 294 Commentaries, or annals, what, xvii, 56 Commines, Philip de, account of, xviii, 36 Comparison between the poems of Sprat and Dryden, ix, 6 Persius and Horace, xiii, 78 Horace and Juvenal, ib. 78 Tacitus and Polybius, xviii, 50 Complaint of the Brawny Bishop, a ballad, x, 270 Compton, Bishop, account of, ix, 302 Concern of the people for the death of Charles II., x, 79 Condemnation, King’s power of granting pardon after, questioned, ix, 310 Conduct of Charles II. on the fire of London, ib. 187 pusillanimous, of Lord Grey, ib. 276 infamous of Lord Howard, ib. 278 of Bishop Burnet, remarks on some parts of, x, 271 of the Earl of Shaftesbury at the Restoration, ix, 447 Confederates, a poem, xviii, 175 Confuting arguments used by the King, and disrespect of his person, x, 252 Congreve, Wm., extracts from Wilson’s Life of, xviii, 200 Dryden’s friendship with, i, 372 poetical epistle to, xi, 59 remarks on, ib. 57 verses addressed to, ib. 61 Congreve’s dedication of Dryden’s Dramatic Works, ii, 5 character of, i, 372 character of Dryden, ib. 9 Connection of Dryden in society, after the Revolution, i, 369 of the Indian Emperor to the Indian Queen, ii, 293 Conquest of Granada, a tragedy, Part I. iv, 1 remarks on, ib. 3 Epistle Dedicatory to, ib. 9 complimentary verses on, ib. 29 Prologue to, ib. 30 Epilogue to, ib. 110 a tragedy, Part II. ib. Prologue to, ib. 113 Epilogue to, ib. 210 Conquest of Mexico, a tragedy, ii. 257 Conscience, declaration for liberty of, x, 279 Consequences of the Revolution to Dryden, i, 347