Lydgate, John, 183, 187, 335.
Lyttelton, George, Lord, xii, xxxiv.

Macaulay, Thomas Babington,
Lord, xxx, xxxi.

Maginn, William, xxvi, xxvii.
Malherbe, François de, 109.
Mallet, David, 89, 316.

Malone, Edmund, xxvii, xxxviii,
313, 340.
Mantuanus, Baptista, 3.
Manwaring, Edward, 180, 333.
Marks of Imitation. See Hurd.
Marlowe, Christopher, 183.
Marot, Clément, 211.
Marston, John, 181, 209.

Martial, 328.

Mason, George, xxxvii.
Menaechmi. See Plautus.

Ménage, Gilles, 109, 188, 319.

Meres, Francis, 202, 212, 339,

341, 345.

Merrick, Sir Gelley, 346.
Middleton, Thomas, 334.
Milton, John, 86, 249; Paradise
Lost, 110, 179, 180, 182, 320 ;
L'Allegro, 41, 167, 310, 328;
Samson Agonistes, 45, 310.
Mirror, The, xxxiii.

Mirror for Magistrates, The, 185.
Mist's Journal, xliv.

Montagu, Mrs. Elizabeth, xx, lxii,
270, 347.
Monthly Review, The, lx.

More, Sir Thomas, 132, 185, 335.
Morgann, Maurice, Essay on Fal-

staff, xxxiii, xxxvii, lxii, lxiii,
216-303; object of the Essay,
217; its "novelty," 218; his
opinion of Warburton, 248;
of Johnson, xxxviii, 248; of
Rymer, 251.

Philpot, John, 210, 342.

Piers Plowman, 193.

Plautus, xxii, xxv, 9, 11, 38, 41,

53, 136, 200, 306, 310, 312,
324, 328, 339.
Players, social position in Shake-
speare's time, 59, 313; bad
taste, 51; "the very worst
judges of Shakespeare," 277.
Plutarch, xxv, 32, 53, 133, 170-
174, 178, 307, 309.
Poems on Affairs of State, 308.
Pole, Reginald, 132.

Pope, Alexander, Edition of Shake-
speare, xxviii, xl, xlv; Preface,
xviii, xxiii, xxxiv, xl, 47-62;
alterations in Rowe's Account of
Shakespeare, xiv, xxxviii; atti-
tude to the dramatic rules, xviii;
opinion on Shakespeare's learn-
ing, xxiii, 52-55, 168; debt to
Betterton, 312; error in Latin
inscription, 70, 314; relations
with Theobald, xlii, etc., 78,
79; attitude to Hanmer, liii;
criticised by Johnson, 143-145;
by Farmer, 172; Dunciad, xviii,
xl, etc., 184, 214, 316, 319,
320, 346; Homer, xviii; Essay
on Criticism, 327; Temple of
Fame, 158, 326; Epistle to
Augustus, 311, 321, 324, 336;
"Scriblerus," 179, 332.
Porter, Endymion, 8.
Prior, Matthew, 170, 327, 329.
Prynne, William, 183, 334-
Puttenham, Richard, 174, 330.

Quiney, Thomas (Shakespeare's
son-in-law), 21, 66.
Quintilian, 110, 320.

Rabelais, 212, 345.

Rambler, The, lix, 322, 325.
Rapin, René, 105, 319.
Ravenscroft, Edward, 202, 340.
Rawlinson, Tom, 199, 338.
Reed, Isaac, xxi, xxxviii, xli, 329.
Reliques of Ancient English Poetry.
See Percy.

Rex Platonicus. See Wake.
Riccoboni, Luigi, 200, 339.
Rich, John, xliv, 318.

Richard II., old play, 346; adapta-
tion, see Theobald.
Richard III., Latin play by Dr.
Legge, 346.

Richardson, Jonathan, 182, 334.
Richardson, William, xxi, xxxv,
lxiii.

Roberts, John, Answer to Mr.
Pope's Preface, xli, 72, 314.
Rollin, Charles, 163.
Romaunt of the Rose, 183.
Ronsard, Pierre de, 175, 211,

330.
Roscommon, Earl of, 43, 310.
Rowe, Nicholas, Edition of Shake-
speare, xi, xxviii, xxxviii; Account
of Shakespeare, xiv, etc., xxii,
etc., xxxviii, xxxix, 1-23; Pope's
version of the Account of Shake-
speare, xiv, xxxviii; attitude to
the dramatic rules, xiv, etc., 10,
14, 16; opinion on Shakespeare's
learning, xxii, 2; allusions by
later editors, 66, etc., 97, 137,
143; by Farmer, 206; Jane Shore,
xiv; his 'delicacy,' 141.
Rowley, William, 308, 341.
Rymer, Thomas, xiv, etc., xl, 306,

308, 310; criticised by Rowe,
9, 10, 20; by Theobald, 78,
86; by Warburton, 103, 105;
by Johnson, 117, 120; by Mor-
gann, 251; Foedera, 69, 314.

Sachs, Hans, 200, 339.
Sallust, 34, 36.

Salmasius, III, 159.

Saxo Grammaticus, 133, 197, 198,
338.

Scaliger, J. C., 190, 337.
Scaliger, J. J., III; quoted,
159.

Schlegel, A. W. von, x.

Selden, John, 14, 109, 307, 319.
Seneca, 73.

Serenus, Quintus, 79.
Seward, Thomas, 320, 327.
Sewell, George, xxiii, xxviii, xli,
168, 184, 305, 309, 310, 329,
334, 340.
Shaftesbury, Earl of, xxxiv, 90,
317.
Shakespeare, Rowe's biography,
1-23; Theobald's account of

his life, 65-72; story of deer-
stealing, 3, 67, 204, 304; his
father" a butcher," 205; said
to have been a "schoolmaster,"
205, 207; said to have "held
horses," 164, 327; acted the
Ghost in Hamlet, 4, 206; acted
in Sejanus, 68; story of dispute
with Alleyn, 341; popularity
in eighteenth century, ix-xiii;
adaptations of his plays, xii-xiii;
his neglect of the dramatic
rules, xiv-xxi, 10, 14, 16, 118,
etc., 126, etc.; his learning,
xxi-xxvii, 2, 31-46, 52-55,
74-76, 135, etc., 162-215,
etc., 162-215,
249; eighteenth century edi-
tions, xxvii-xxxi, 143, etc.;
his characters, xxxii-xxxviii, 48,
64, 116, 117, 247; his power over
the passions, 48; his sentiments,
49; attention to prevailing taste,
49, 73, 103, 104; plays upon
words, 13, 73, 125, 126, 267;
bombast, 45, 124; anachron-
isms, 32, 56, 87, 124, 316;
his magic, 14, 15, 252-254;
the "original of our English
tragical harmony," 25, 140;
spurious plays, 59, 308, 313;
corruption of text, 51, 93, 248,
343; sonnets neglected during
eighteenth century, 312; glos-
sary, 83, 315, 317; compared
with Jonson, 77 with Addi-
son, 134, 323; statue, 95, 318.
"Shakespeare, William,' Com-
pendious or Briefe Examination,
(1751), 204, 340.

Sheares, William, 181.

Shelton, Thomas, 181.

Shiels, Robert, 335.
Shippen, Robert, liii.

Shirley, James, xlv, 181, 182,
333.

Sidney, Sir Philip, xvi, 124, 183,
186.

Skelton, John, 193, 337-
Smith, Adam, xxxv.
Smith, Joseph, liii, lvi.
Smith, Sir Thomas, 132.
Smith, William, 210.
Smith, William, "of Harlestone in
Norfolk," 317, 320.

Somers, Sir George, 69, 314.
Sophocles, 18, 40, 55, 176.
Southern, John, 330.
Spanheim, 111.

Spectator, The, xi, 105, 307, 308,
309, 313, 319; Dennis's Letters
to, xxxix, xl, 309.
Speght, Thomas, 335.

Spence, Joseph, Anecdotes, 312,

322.

Spenser, Edmund, 6, 7, 68, 69,

110, 140, 175, 183, 186, 314,
331, 335, 340.
Stafford, William, 205, 340.
Stanyhurst, Richard, 183, 189.
Steele, Richard, x, xl.
Steevens, George, xxvii, xxxviii,
313, 326, 340.
Strype, John, 204.

Suckling, Sir John, 8, 167, 305,
328.

Summers. See Somers.
Surrey, Earl of, 183.
Sylvester, Joshua. See Du Bartas.

xlvii, etc., 63-91; account of
his own edition, 80, etc.; atti-
tude to the dramatic rules, xvii;
views on Shakespeare's learning,
xxiii, 74-76, 168, 314, 315;
relations with Pope, xlii-xlvi ;
connection with Warburton,
xlv-l, 314-317; acknowledg-
ment of Warburton's assistance,
1, li; debt to Warburton in
Preface, xlvii-1; criticised by
Warburton, 98-101; by John-
son, xxx, xliv, 145; by Farmer,
171, 187, 201, 209, 213; Cave
of Poverty, xlii; essays in Censor,
xi, xvii; Richard II., xviii, xxiv,
xlii, 314, 330, 336; Shake-
speare Restored, xi, xxx, xlii-
xliv, 314, 316, 327; Double
Falshood, xli, xlv, 179-181,
313; proposed Remarks on Shake-
speare, xlv; proposed Essay upon
Mr. Pope's Judgment, xlvi; Mis-
cellany on Taste, xlvi; proposed
edition of Poems, 83; proposed
Glossary, 83; edition of Beau-
mont and Fletcher, 320;
"a' babbled of green fields,"
xliii.

186, 188, 193, 194, 200, 318,
322, 324, 331.
Urry, John, 335.

Vaughan, Sir John, 14, 307.
Victor, Benjamin, 181, 333.
Virgil, 30, 54, 105, 184, 188, 189,

335.
Voltaire, xx, 117, 131, 134, 221,
248, 249, 321, 323.

Wagstaffe, William, 170, 329.
Wake, Sir Isaac, 196, 338.
Walkington, Thomas, 337.
Waller, Edmund, 53, 310.
Warburton, William, Edition of
Shakespeare, xxix, liv-lix; Pre-
face, 96-111; opinion on
Shakespeare's learning, xxiv, 168,
315; connection with Theo-
bald, xxiii, xxiv, xxx, xlv, etc.,
lv, lvi, 98-101; connection
with Hanmer, li, lvi, lvii, 98-
IOI; early attacks on Pope,
xlix, lv, lvi; friendship with
Pope, lviii, 97, 98; references
to Johnson, 101, 325; criti-
cised by Johnson, 147-149;
boy Farmer, 184, 190, 202,
208, 209, 213; by Morgann,
248; letter to Concanen, xlviii,

lv.

Warner,

339.

Thornton, Bonnell, 339.

William,
William, 200, 306,

Warton, Joseph, xix, xxxii, xxxiii,

325, 347-

Warton, Thomas, 205, 340.
Water-Poet. See Taylor.
Webb, Daniel, 185, 322, 335.
Whalley, Peter, xxv, xxxii, 169,
183, 184, 188, 197, 210, 314,
329, 336, 340.

Whately, Thomas, xxxvi.
Whetstone, George, 178, 332.
Whiston, William, 320.

White, James, lxiii.

Whytinton, Robert, 194.

xxxviii,

Windham, William, Diary of, 321.
Winstanley, William,
206, 341, 343.

Wits, Fits, and Fancies, 207, 342.
Wood, Anthony, 205, 207, 340,
341.
Wooll, John, Memoirs of Joseph
Warton, 325.

Worcester (or Botoner), William,
202, 337, 339.
Wordsworth, William, xxxv.

Yorkshire Tragedy, The, 181, 332.
See Shakespeare, spurious plays.
Young, Edward, 323, 328, 347.

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