Prologue to the Wild Gallant, ii, 19, 21 Rival Ladies, ib. 123 Indian Queen, ib. 205 Indian Emperor, ib. 295 Secret Love, or the Maiden Queen, ii, 388, 389 Sir Martin Mar-all, iii, 5 the Tempest, ib. 103 An Evening’s Love, ib. 218 Tyrannic Love, ib. 355 the Conquest of Granada, iv, 30, 113 Marriage A-la-mode, iv, 241 the Assignation, iv, 356 Amboyna, v, 10 Aureng-Zebe, ib. 188 All for Love, v, 321 the Spanish Friar, vi, 382 Limberham, vi, 13 Œdipus, vi, 128 Troilus and Cressida, vi, 267 Amphitryon, viii, 12 King Arthur, ib. 122 Cleomenes, ib. 246 Love Triumphant, ib. 344 the Pilgrim, attack upon Blackmore, i, 436 Prologue, Song, Secular Masque, and Epilogue, written for the Pilgrim, viii, 437 remarks on, ib. 439 to the Duke of Guise, vii, 19 Lenten, extract from, vii, 131 Prologue to Albion and Albanus, vii, 228 Don Sebastian, vii, 302 spoken the first day of the King’s House acting after the fire, x, 319 for the women, when they acted at the old theatre, Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields, x, 321 spoken at the opening of the new house, x, 323 to the University of Oxford, x, 328 original to Circe, x, 333 to Circe, as corrected by Dryden, x, 335 to the True Widow, x, 345 Cæsar Borgia, x, 347 to Lee’s Sophonisba, x, 350 ib. 352 the University of Oxford, ib. 385 his Royal Highness the Duke of York, ib. 366 to the Earl of Essex, ib. 368 Loyal Brother, ib. 374 University of Oxford, ib. 378, 385 King and Queen, ib. 393 Princess of Cleves, ib. 400 Arviragus and Philicia, ib. 404 the first satire of Persius, xiii, 206 Prophetess, x, 406 prohibited, ib. 406 Mistakes, ib. 408 ib. 415 to Albumazar, ib. 416 Prologues and Epilogues, x, 309 remarks on, ib. 311 Dryden’s ridiculed in the Rehearsal, x, 313 and Epilogues, sold by hawkers at the door of the theatres, x, 316 Projected translation of Homer by Dryden, i, 334 Prophetess, prologue to, x, 406 prohibited, ib. 406 Propriety of comic scenes in tragedy, i, 230 Prose works of Dryden, xv, 281 Protestant Joiner’s ballad, vii, 5 Flail, account of, ib. 19 Protestants, French, relief given by James II. to, x, 264 Publications of Dryden’s enemies in opposition to the Medal, ix, 415 Punctilios of the French stage, v, 307 Purcel, Henry, account of, xi, 145 Purcel, Henry, Ode on the death of, ib. 148 Purgatory, what founded on, x, 189 Pusillanimous conduct of Lord Grey, ix, 276 Pygmalion and the Statue, fable of, xii, 123 Psyche, an Opera, imitated from Moliere, x, 448 Pythagorean Philosophy, from Ovid’s Metamorphoses, xii, 207 Q. Quakers, account of the rise of, x, 141 Qualification of a translator, xviii, 81 Qualifications of St Francis Xavier, xvi, 473