Fletcher, Rev. Giles (B.D. Camb.)

Fletcher, John

Fletcher, Rev. Phineas (A.M. Camb.)

Fowler, William (Sc.)

Freeman, Thomas (A.B. Oxf.)

Gascoigne, George

Gifford, Humfrey.

Greville, Fulke, Lord Brook, K.B. (A.M. Oxf.) ii. 229 Grimoald, Rev. Nicholas (A.B. Camb. A.M. Oxf.) ii. Habington, William

Hagthorpe, John

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iii. 185

iii. 127

Hall, Rev. Joseph, Bishop of Norwich (D.D.

Harington, Sir John, Knt. (A.M. Camb.)

ii. 276

Herbert, Rev. George (A.M. Camb.) .

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iii. 115

a

Kinaston, Sir Francis, Knt. (A.M. Camb.) iii. 245 King, Rev. Henry, Bp. of Chichester (D.D.Oxf.) iii. 107 Langland, Robert (Fellow of Oriel College, Oxf.). i. 120 Lindsay, Sir David (Sc.)

Lluellyn, Martin (M.D. Oxf.)

Lodge, Thomas (A.B. Oxf.)

Lovelace, Richard (A.M. Oxf.)

Lydgate, John (Benedictine Monk of Bury).
Lylie, John (A.M. Oxf.)

Mannyng, alias de Brunne, Robert (Gilbertine
Monk)

Marlowe, Christopher

ii. 16

iii. 342

ii. 252

iii. 253

i. 227

ii. 207

i. 91

ii. 288

Marvell, Andrew, M.P.

May, Thomas.

iii. 270

iii. 123

Mayne, Rev. Jasper, Canon of Ch. Ch. and Arch

Milton, John (A.M. Camb. and Oxf.)

iii. 203

Raleigh, Sir Walter, Knt., M.P..

Randolph, Thomas (A.M. Camb. and Oxf.)

Robert of Gloucester. Vide Gloucester.

Rochester, Earl of. Vide Wilmot.

Sherburne, Sir Edward, Knt. (A.M. Oxf.)

Stanley, Thomas (A.M. Camb. and Oxf.).
Sterline, Earl of. Vide Alexander.

iii. 289

Stevenson, Matthew.

iii. 313

Still, Rev. John, Bp. of Bath and Wells (D.D. Oxf.)

Strode, Rev. Wm. Canon of Ch. Ch. (D.D. Oxf.)

ii. 159

iii. 157

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Veel, Robert

Vaux, Thomas, Lord Vaux.

Vere, Edward, Earl of Oxford (A.M. Oxf.)
Waller, Edmond, M.P.

Wastel, Simon (A.B. Oxf.)

Watson, Thomas

Willoby, Henry

Wilmot, John, Earl of Rochester (A.M. Oxf.)
Wither, George

ii. 323

Wotton, Sir Henry, Knt. (Provost of Eton).
Wyatt, Sir Thomas, Knt., Bart.
Wyntown, Andrew of (Prior of the Monastery
of St. Serf's Island, Sc.).

Yloop.

ii. 34

i. 201

ii. 127

CONTENTS

OF

VOL. I.

CHAPTER I.

INTRODUCTORY Remarks on Language.-On the

Poetry of the Anglo-Saxons.-Specimen of Saxon

Poetry

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CHAPTER II.

The same Subject continued.-Account of Norman

Poets in England.-Specimen of Wace's Brut. 29

CHAPTER III.

State of our Language and Poetry in the Reign of

Henry II. and Richard I. exemplified by an Ex-

tract from Layamon's Translation of Wace.-Con-

jectures concerning the Period at which the Anglo-

Norman or English Language began to be formed.

-Early Specimen of English Poetry from Hickes's

Thesaurus.

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