Satire on the Dutch, ix, 71 remarks on, ib. 70 on Shadwell, ib. 379 of Mac-Flecknoe, character of, i, 266 against sedition, or the Medal, ib. 407 political of Reynard the Fox, x, 155 essay on, xiii, 3 origin and nature of, ib. 37 Roman, first, author of, ib. 58 history of, among the Romans, ib. 56 Varronian, what, ib. 61 Menippean, what, ib. 63 what meant by among the Romans, ib. 65 personal, abuse of, xiii, 81 Heinsius’s definition of, ib. 103 Satire, modern, definition of, xiii, 105 Essay on, Duke of Buckingham author of, xv, 201 Essay on, ib. 203 remarks on, ib. 201 on the Duke of Buckingham’s gallantry, xv, 212 personal, license in, xv, 218 upon the silent poets, xviii, 224 Satires of Horace, character of, xiii, 99 Juvenal, xiii, 119-198 Persius, ib. 207-267 Satirical poetry of the Greeks and Romans, difference between, xiii, 47 poetry of Dryden, effect of on English poetry, i, 275 Satirist, Dryden’s character as a, i, 279 Saturnine and Fescennine verses, what, xiii, 51 Saunders, Charles, author of the tragedy of Tamerlane, x, 356 Saville, Sir George, vide Marquis of Halifax, Scenery first introduced on the stage, x, 323 Scenes, moveable, introduced on the stage, i, 79 Scotish judge, anecdote of a, ix, 20 Scotland, Cromwell’s conduct to, ix, 19 theatrical amusements introduced into, x, 360 Scott, Anne, vide Monmouth and Buccleuch, Duchess of Scroop, Mr, stabbed by Sir Thomas Armstrong, x, 327 Scuderi, Mademoiselle, romances of, xi, 232 Sea-fight, remarkable, ix, 168 Sebastian, Don, a tragedy, vii, 271 Second epode of Horace, xii, 351 miscellany of Dryden, appearance of, i, 340 Secret Love, or the Maiden Queen, a comedy, ii, 379 remarks on, ib. 381 preface to, ib. 383 prologues to, ib. 388 epilogue to, ib. 469 Secretary of the muses, epistle to, xv, 222 Secular Masque, written for the Pilgrim, viii, 455 remarks on, ib. 451 Sedition, satire against, ix, 407 Sedley, Sir Charles, account of, iv, 348 anecdote of, ib. 351 epistle dedicatory to, ib. 348 Shadwell assisted by, in the comedy of Epsom Wells, x, 454 Selling-bargains, what, x, 408 Seneph, battle of, xi, 239 Sense of the author to be preserved inviolable in translation, xii, 18 Servility of the French in attention to the unities, xv, 346 Settle, Elkanah, account of, ix, 373 rise of animosity of to Dryden, xv, 398 Dryden’s controversy with, i, 259 Absalom senior, or Achitophel transposed of, extracts from, ix, 376 last period of the life of, i, 273 Pope’s lines on the fate of, ib. 274 Seymour, Sir Edward, account of, ix, 308 Sforza, Lodovico, account of, ix, 46