Painting, Art of, xvii, 279, 339 and poetry, parallel of, ib. 286 invention necessary to, ib. 313 what is beautiful in, ib. 343 invention the first part of, ib. 347, 410 design the second part of, xvii, 349, 420 colouring the third part of, ib. 361, 450 passions to be expressed in, ib. 359 Palæmon, a pastoral, xiii, 378 Palæmon and Arcite, or the Knight’s tale, xi, 241 remarks on, ib. 243 Book I. ib. 252 II. ib. 271 III. ib. 291 dedication to, ib. 245 Panegyric on the coronation of Charles II. ix, 54 remarks on, ib. 53 notes on, ib. 59 on Pope Nicholas V. xviii, 25 Papers found in King Charles II’s strong-box, extract from x, 188 Papist plot, ix, 259 Parabolical signification of the Hind and the Panther, x, 90 criticised, ib. 90 Parallel between Shakespeare and Dryden, v, 287 the story of the Duke of Guise and affairs in England, vii, 4 the Duke of Guise and Monmouth, not intended, ib. 144 political disputes in 1680 and 1681, x, 353 Ovid and Chaucer, xi, 214 Chaucer and Boccace, ib. 233 poetry and painting, xvii, 286 the League in France and the Covenant in England, i, 281 Paraphrase, in translation, what, xii, 12 of the Third Idyllium of Theocritus, xii, 287 of Veni Creator Spiritus, xi, 190 Paris, Epistle to, xii, 26 Pardon, the king’s power of granting, after condemnation questioned, ix, 310 Parliament, dissolution of by Cromwell, ix, 45 Oxford, king’s speech to versified, ib. 309 Healing, what, x, 71 Parmegiano, character of as a painter, xvii, 495 Parody on part of the Empress of Morocco, xv, 407 the Hind and the Panther, x, 91, i, 330 Parson, character of a good one, xi, 395 Parsons, Robert, account of, x, 20 Particulars regarding the test-act, x, 260 Parting of Hector and Andromache, xii, 382 Parts of a poem, tragedy, or comedy, xv, 386 Party-names, Stillingfleet’s opinion of, x, 243 Paston, Mrs Margaret, epitaph on, xi, 151 Pastorals of Virgil, translated, xiii, 335, 421 dedication of, ib. 337 character of, ib. 339 Tityrus and Melibœus, xiii, 369 Alexis, ib. 374 Palæmon, ib. 378 Pollio, ib. 386 Daphnis, ib. 391 Silenus, ib. 397 Melibœus, ib. 402 Pharmaceutria, ib. 407 Lycidas and Mœris, ib. 413 Gallus, ib. 417 rules to be observed in writing, ib. 355 Pate, William, account of, xviii, 130 Patent of Dryden as poet-laureat and historiographer royal, xviii, 187 Pelham, Thomas, vide Newcastle, Duke of Penny, John, or Martin Mar-prelate, account of, x, 27 Pension from France received by Charles II. ix, 385 People, concern of for the death of Charles II. x, 79 Pepys, Samuel, account of, xviii, 154 letter of Dryden to, ib. 154 to Dryden, ib. 156 Performers, female, first introduced after the Restoration, x, 321 Personal resemblance of Shadwell to Ben Jonson, i, 265