Empress of Morocco, character of, i, 187 notes and observations on, xv, 405 postscript to, ib. 409 parody on part of, ib. 407 preface to notes, and observations on, ib. 401 England, poetry of, before the civil wars, i, 4 state of learning in, on the accession of James I., ib. 5 milled money not struck in, before 1663, ix, 451 loyalty of church of, x, 154 tradition of no weight with the church of, ib. 156 establishment of the Jesuits in, ib. 255 English poetry, effect of Dryden’s satirical poems on, i, 275 versification improved by Denham and Waller, ib. 18 fleet, names of changed, ix, 63 verse, Virgil translated into, xiii, 279 lawyers, cruel doctrine of, xv, 297 plays, superiority of, ib. 349 excel the ancients in dramatic writing, ib. 3 Enchanted Island, or the Tempest, a comedy, iii, 95 Ennius, first author of Roman satire, xiii, 58 Ent, Dr George, account of, xi, 16 Enterprize of Sir Thomas Allen, ix, 177 Sir Robert Holmes, ib. 178, 184 Epic poem meditated by Dryden, i, 215 Epilogues and Prologues, x, 309, 424 to the Wild Gallant, a comedy, ii, 106-7 the Indian Queen, ib. 255 the Indian Emperor, ib. 377 Secret Love, or the Maiden Queen, ib. 469 Sir Martin Mar-all, iii, 93 the Tempest, or the Enchanted Island, ib. 205 An Evening’s Love, ib. 340 Tyrannic Love, iii, 435 the Conquest of Granada, iv, 110, 210 Defence of the, ib. 211 remarks on, ib. 229 to Marriage a-la-Mode, ib. 342 the Assignation, ib. 447 Amboyna, v, 87 Aureng-Zebe, ib. 282 All for Love, ib. 411 the Spanish Friar, vi, 485 Limberham, ib. 114 Œdipus, ib. 222 Troilus and Cressida, ib. 363 the Duke of Guise, vii, 122 Albion and Albanus, ib. 268 Don Sebastian, ib. 444 Amphitryon, viii, 106 Cleomenes, ib. 329 Love Triumphant, ib. 435 the Pilgrim, ib. 462 remarks on, ib. 459 attack upon Jeremy Collier in, i, 436 spoken at the opening of the New House, x, 326 Oxford, ib. 330 intended to have been spoken by Lady H. M. Wentworth, ib. 337 to the Man of Mode, ib. 339 Mithridates, ib. 341, 354 Tamerlane, ib. 356 the University of Oxford, ib. 360, 381 for the King’s House, ib. 362 to the Loyal Brother, ib. 377 Constantine the Great, ib. 386 the Disappointment, ib. 390 upon the union of the two companies, x, 398 to the Princess of Cleves, ib. 402 Henry II., ib. 412, 420 the Husband his own Cuckold, ib. 423 the Humourists, from, ib. 456