Simeon, Paraphrase of the Song of, by Sobs, Seuen, of a Sorrowfull Soule

... from the Countess of Mount-
gomerie's Urania, ii. 202, 263,
274

dedicatory to several Emi-
nent persons, by Joshua Sylvester,

of Northumberland, 250. To the
Earl of Worcester, ib. To the
Countess of Rutland, 251. To Lord
Mountjoy, Deputy of Ireland, 234.
To the Lord of Kinlosse, ib. To
Lady Rich, 255

Sonnets, or Madrigals, annexed to
Brathwayte's Golden Fleece, 304.
The Author to his disconsolate
Brother, iii. 304

......Commendatory, to the first
edition of the first three books of
Spenser's Fairy Queen, iii. 346

by Sir Richard Mollineaux,
iv. 16 by Henry Lok, to the
Queen Elizabeth, 50- Adue!
World's vain Delight, iv. 52

and Epitaphs on P. Henry's
Death, iv. 173

by John Daries of Here-
ford, 1603, iv. 210, 211
Sonettes, by Barnaby Googe, iv. 361-
Sonnetteers, Amatory, Allusion to,
iii. 420

Sophistes, original and subsequent ?
meaning of the term, 11. 66
Sophonisba and Cælia noticed, ii.

15, n.

Souidier, on the profession of a, from
Pricket's Time's Anatomie, iii.
449

Soule's Immortal Crown, the, iii.
13. Ascribed to Nicholas Breton,

ib. n.

Soule's Conflict with itself, by R.
Sibbes, D.D. 1651, iii. 497. The
Author's Account of his Work,
iii. 500. Extracts, ib.

South, Dr. Robert, i. 1716. Kennew`s
Character of, i. 153

lines to, i. 347

410, 414

Earl of, ii. 93, iii. 340,

ii. 412. The Law, 412. The Cap-Southampton, Hen. Earl of, Wither's
tains; The Schisme, 413. The
Decay, 414. Eden; The Ark, 415.
The Imposture, 416. The Handy-
Crafts; The Colonies, 417, The
Columns, 418. Jonas; The Furies,
419. Babylon, 420. To Lord El-
lesmere; To Sir Ed. Coke, 421.
To the Earle of Dorset, 422

Countess of, iii. 343
Southcote, Thos. ii. 240 ·
Southey, Robert, iv. 332
Spain, iii. 379, 390
Spare-Minutes; or, Resolved Medi-

tations, &c. By Arthur Warwick,
1636, ii. 298. Dedication; Extracts,
299. Part II. Posthumous; elo
gium on the Author, by George
Wither, 301. Dedication, 302

Spark, Thomas, iii. 348

Sparkles of Divine Love, ii. 192

Sparks, iii, 375

Stebbing, iii. 50

Stedman, Major H., i, 237
Steele, Mr. iv. 255

Specimen from Holy Memorials or Steevens, ii. 30, n.

Divine Mementos, ii. 287

Spectres, Strange Tale of, i. 260

Speech intended to have been spoken

to King James I. at Windsore, iii.
269

Speed, iv. 167, 356

Spelman, Sir H. i. 140.

Spencer, i. 393, 336

Spenser, i, 10, 116, 515, ii. 7. i. 140.
iii. 2, 36, 37, 216, 346, 420, iv.
199, 318, 333, 345
...'s Fairy Queen, Commenda-
tory Sonnets to, iii. 346
Spheares, epigram on the, by Tho.
Bancroft, ii. 491
Spicerie, Spiritual, &e. By Rich.
Braithwaite, Esq. 1638, ii. 286.
Extracts, 286. Specimen from Holy
Memorials or Divine Mementos,

287

Spight, Thomas, iii. 47

Stephens, John, iv. 504

nest Lawyer, iv. 505

Character of an Ho

Satyrical Essayes,

Characters, &c. fitted to the Life

of their Subjects, 1615, iv. 503

&c. iv. 505

..

Cynthia's Revenge,

Richard, i. 262
Stephenson, John, i. 271
Sterne, iii. 232, 538
Sternhold, i. 419
Steward, Andrew, i. 222)
John, ii. 181
Stewart, Lady Arabella, iii. 133
Stewart, i. 313

Col., i. 138
Stiles, Mr. iii. 407
Stillingfleet, Bp. 1699, i. 164
iii. 374
Stirling, Earl of, ii. 16, n. iii. 435-

Spiritual Song. By Roger Cotton, Stitching Ladies, iv. 223

1595, iii. 141

Spondanus, ii. 85

Stafford, Marquis of, iv. 507

Sprat, Bp. i. 153-

Simon, iii, 127

Mr. iii. 395

Stallenge, William, ii. 150

Stanford, iii. 375

Stanhope, Sir Edward, iv. 404

...... Lord John, iv. 405
Michael, ib.

Stock, i. 213

Richard, i. 218

Stockdale, Win. iv. 383

Stockton, Owen, i. 222
Stodder, John, iv. 459
Stoke, iii. 373, 391

Stoke, Hammond, iv. 65

Stomach, Epigram on one that lost a
great one, ii. 455.

Stone, sarcastic flings at, by J. C.
gent. 1604, iv. 9.

Storehouse of Varieties, &c. iii. 127
Stort River, iv. 446

James, Bp. of Ely, iv. 239, Story, iii. 440

Mr. ii. 183

Thos. ii. 219, 248 307

family, tradition in, respect-

ing Hen. VII., i. 167 ›

Lady, Elizabeth, iv. 241

Stanley's Remedy for reforming Beg-
gars, 1646, iii. 502

Stanleye, iii. 502
Stanyhurst, iii. 496, n.
Stapelton, iii. 470, 440
Starkie, John, Esq. iv. 297

Staunton, Dr. Edin., i. 222

Storye, Doctor, iii. 281

Stowe, i. 78. iii. 335

Strade, G. i. 144

Stradling, Sir John, i. 131

149
Strafford, iii. 333

Epigrams, by, iv.

Thomas Wentworth Earl

of, short Survey of, iv. 112
Strange, James Lord, ii. 506
Strappado for the Devil, Extracts
from Brathwayte's poems so en-
titled, iii. 145, 203

TPATOAOFIA, or the History of Sutcliffe, Dr. M. i. 465
the English Civil Warres, in Eng-Sutton, Hen. i. 227
lish verse, by A. C. (An. Cooper),
1660, iii. 331 Extracts, 332
Strasburgh, in. 406

Stratford, Bp. i. 162

Fenny, iii. 348

Strawberry Hill, iv. 248, 373, 384
Strype, John, iii. 57, 234, 281, 538.
iv. 185, 260, 261, 262

Works of, justly appre-
ciated, i. 7, 165, n. 195, n.
Strype, Mrs. iv. 261
Stuart, Charles, iii. 119
Stuarts, The. iii. 1

Stubbes, Philip, Anatomie of Abuses,
by 1583, i. 526. His description of
the labours of those temp. Eliz.
538-Censure of the manner of
Dressing Hair,(528

Description of Ruffs temp.

Eliz.i. 527, 528
Stubbs, John, supposed to be the
annotator on the Life of the 70.
Archbishops of Canterbury," i. 10
Stukeley, William, iii. 537
Sturge, iii. 223

Swan, John, iv. 459
Mrs. iv. 375

Swannes, a Tale of two, iv. 444,

Robert, iii. 252

"

Lord Vere, ii. 91
Mrs. Elizabeth, Verses to,

ii. 469, 470
Sydney, Sir Philip, ii. 23. Epitaph
on his lying in St. Paul's without"
a monument, by Lord Herbert of
Cherbury, ii. 425

Sturt, Old John, Hearne on the Sylla, ii. 71, iv. 133

Death of, i. 91

Styx, i. 293

Subito Responsio Levi, an Epigram,
by Henry Parrot, iii. 416

Sucklin, iv. 199

Suckling, ii. 33

Sir John iii. 3

Sylvester, Joshua, Sonnets by, to. The
Law, ii. 412 The Captains, 413.
The Schisme, diba Decay, - .414.
Eden, 415-The Ark, ib. The Im-
posture, 416-The Handy-Crafts,
417-Colonies) 417, 418 Colum-
bus, 418-Jonas, 419-The Furies,
419. Babylon, 420 To the Lord
Ellesmere, 421+Sir Edward Coke,
ib.-Earl of Dorset, 422 ›

read, &c. by W. Vallans, 1590, iv. | That which seems best is worst ex-

Thomond, Earl, of Anecdotes of, i. 150

His Ter Tria, &c. 1669, iv., Thompson, Baron, iii. 237