Dedication to the King, xvii, 81 Queen, xvi, 3 Duke of Newcastle, ii, 5, iii, 209 Earl of Orrery, ii, 113 Duchess of Monmouth and Buccleuch, ib. 259 Duke of Monmouth and Buccleuch, iii, 346 Duke of York, iv, 9 Earl of Rochester, ib. 235 Sir Charles Sedley, ib. 348 Lord Clifford, v, 5, xiii, 337 the Duchess of York, v, 95 Earl of Mulgrave, ib. 174 Earl of Danby, ib. 296 Lord Vaughan, vi, 6 the Earl of Sunderland, ib. 231 Lord Haughton, ib. 373 the Earl of Rochester, vii, 13 the Earl of Leicester, vii, 283 Sir William Leveson Gower, viii, 7 the Marquis of Halifax, ib. 113 Earl of Salisbury, ib. 337 Metropolis of Great Britain, ix, 89 Earl of Abingdon, xi, 121 Duke of Ormond, ib. 195 Duchess of Ormond, ib. 245 Lord Radcliffe, xii, 47 the Earl of Chesterfield, xiv, 3 Marquis of Normanby, ib. 127 Earl of Dorset, xv, 286 Duke of Ormond, xvii, 5 Congreve’s edition of Dryden’s Dramatic Works, ii, 5 Orpheus Britannicus, xi, 146 Creech’s Horace, extract from, viii, 202 (Author’s) of the History of the League, to the French King, xvii, 89 the Empress of Morocco, extract from, xv, 398 Defeat of the Mahometans at Malacca, xvi, 211 Defence of an Essay of Dramatic Poesy, ii, 265 the epilogue to the Conquest of Granada, iv, 211 the Immunities of the city of London, vii, 127 the use of the triplet in poetry, xiv, 216 rhyme in serious plays, xv, 367 the paper written by the Duchess of York, xvii, 208 Virgil against the reflections of M. Fontenelle, xiii, 345 Definition of satire, ib. 103 modern, ib. 105 a Georgic, xiv, 16 a play, xv, 302 Defoe’s Appeal to Honour and Justice, extract from, x, 387 Denham and Cowley’s manner of translation, xii, 14 Sir John, opinion of, on verbal translation, ib. 14 and Waller, improvers of English versification, i, 18 Dennis, John, letter of, to Dryden, xviii, 111 Dryden to, ib. 114 Dennis’s account of Dryden’s controversy with Settle, i, 183 Description of Titus Oates, by North, ix, 355 the Independents, x, 140 the personal appearance of Bishop Burnet, x, 270 Richard Flecknoe, ib. 441 Nokes the comedian, xi, 50 Love, xiv, 173 Mozambique, xvi, 63 the city of St. Thomas, ib. 138 the island of Ternato, ib. 166 Japan, ib. 290 an accomplished historian, xviii, 48 Design, the second part of painting, xvii, 349-420 Despairing Lover, from Theocritus, xii, 296 Device of the partizans of Monmouth, x, 364 Dialogue concerning women, preface to, xviii, 1 Dickinson, Henry, translator of Pere Simon’s critical history of the Old Testament, x, 32 Dido to Æneas, epistle of, xii, 35 Difference between the taste of Dryden and Milton, i, 168 Dillon, Wentworth, vide Roscommon, Earl of, Dimock or Dymock, hereditary champion of England, ii, 266