perfonal virtue, not to birth, iii. 30. King. New-made defcribed Hot. 148. Falstaff. Continued acts neceffary to preferve its luftre, vii. 315. Ulyffes Hypocrify, viii. 130. Pol. Imagination ftrong in lovers, poets, and madmen, i. 108. Thef. Innocence, v. 52. K Henry King-killing detelted, iii. 216, Com. Kings, their right divine, iv. 40. K Rich, Their miseries, 30r, K it, i. 287. Duke ii. 246. Man, his fuperiority over woman, iii. 161. Luc. Described, vi. 54. Marriage alters the temper of both fexes, ii, 269. Rofa. Defcribed, Mediocrity the happiest state, ii. 77. Ner. Melancholy, the parent of Error, vi. 67. Mef. Defcribed, ii. 125. Por. Mercy in governors praised, i. 277. Ifab. Mufic, different effects of it, i. 302. Duke. Finely praised, ii. 135. Lor. Oaths, illegal, not obligatory, v. 99. Rich. by their people 127. K Henry To princes, little valued Opportunity to be feized on in all affairs, vii. 58. Brutus Ornament a fpecious delufion, ii. 108. Baffanio Pardons of Popes ridiculed, iii. 321. K John Patience defcribed, iii. 161. Adr. viii. 230. Iago. The theory of it Poetry prevalent with women, i. 159. Hotfpur's contempt of it, iv. 121 Populace factious and fickle, vi. 304. Mar. Power, abufe of it, i. 279. Ifab. Impotence of human power, iv. 17. Preferment gained by favour, not merit, viii. 193. Iago Religion of great ufe in rebellion, iv. 167. Mort. Reputation, viii. 228. Iago. 237. Iago 185. Hamlet Satyr not to defcend to particular perfons, ii. 143. Jaques Seafon neceflary to give every thing its perfection, ii. 136. Portia Solitude preferred to a court-life, ii. 233. Duke Sen. A fine description of it, vii. 208. Bel. Speculation more eafy than practice, ii. 77. Portia Speech, haughty, discommended, iv. 123. Wor. Study difpraised, ii. 144. Biron Thought, iv. 156. Hotspur Thoughts ineffectual to moderate afflictions, iv. 18. Boling. his fon before going, viii. 99. Pol. A father's advice to Virtue to be employed for the public, i. 257. Duke. Conspicuous, expofed to envy ii. 235. Adam Virtue and vices chequer man's life, iii. 59. 1 Lord Vitious perfons infatuated by heaven, vii. 133, Ant. Wives, the duty they owe to their husbands, ii. 306. Cath. Advice how to chufe one, iii. 108. Duke World, the vanity and diffolution of it, i. 48. Pro. Beautifully painted at large, ii 246. Jaques Words give eafe to grief, v. 244. Queen A Gamemnon's, Neftor's, and Ulyffes's, on Achilles's desertion, vii. 277, 8, 9 Lord Bardolph's on fighting with fuperior forces, iv. 174 Burgundy's for peace, iv. 324 The Citizens of Angiers for a marriage betwixt the Dauphin and Lady Blanch, iii. 312 Prince Henry's on refolving to leave his debauched way of life, iv. 87 King Richard in prison, iv. 73 EXECRATIVE. Ady Anne against Richard III. v. 176 Coriolanus on the people of Rome who banished him, vi. 361 King Lear against his daughters, vi. 25. 42 Queen Margaret's against Richard III. c. v. 188 Richard II. to England on his arrival, iv. 39 Suffolk on his banishment, v. 54 Timon's on the Athenians, vi. 136. On mankind, 139 EXHORTATORY. BAftard's to King John to fight the French, iii. 351 Bishop of Carlisle's in defence of King Richard, iv. 56 Canterbury's to excite King Henry V. to begin a war, iv. 252 Clifford to King Henry, to ftir him up to revenge, V.112 Henry IV 's to the Prince before he died, iv. 228 Henry V.'s to the Chief Juftice, iv. 236. To his foldiers 275. To Weftmorland 305 Joan of Orleans to Burgunday, to forfake the King of England's intereft, iv. 376 King John's to Hubert to kill Arthur, iii. 327 Queen Margaret's to her foldiers, v. 162 Richard III.'s to his foldiers, before the battle of Bosworth, v. 267 NARRATIVE. ANtigonus's account of a ghost appearing to him, iii. 242 The Chief Justice's defence to King Henry V. iv. 236 Hotfpur's to the King about delivering prisoners, iv. 88 Norfolk's defcription of the interview betwixt the Kings of England and France, v. 273 Richard's, of the Duke of York's fighting, v. 107 Duke of York's, of a battle, v. 102 PATHETIC. M. Antony's on Cæfar's murther, vii. 37. 40. His funeral oration over the body 42 Duke of Buckingham's after condemnation, v. 294 Queen Catharine's before her divorce, v. 305. daughter to the King 339 Conftance's to Salisbury, ii. 317. Recommending her On the lofs of Arthur 330. Edward IV. on the murther of Clarence, v. 202 Helena's, on her husband's flying from her to the war, iii. 42 King Henry VI.'s on Duke Humphry's disgrace, v. 41 dying 94 To Cordelia 82. To her Lady Percy's to Hotspur, iv. 102. To Northumberland 186 the crown 58 Salisbury's on taking arms against his King, iii. 352 Card. Wolfey's to Cromwell, v. 329 VITUPERATIVE. BAftard Faulconbridge against the French, iii. 355 Bolingbroke to Buthy on his injuries received, iv. 38 Queen Catharine's to the two Cardinals, v. 313 The Constable's and Grandpree's against the English, iv, 303, 4 Edward and Clarence to Queen Margaret, v. 116. On avarice 227. To Prince Gaunt's to King Richard II. iv. 23 To Cambridge, Scroop, and King Henry VI.'s to Suffolk, on Duke Humphry's death, v. 47. Lancaster to the Archbishop of York on taking arms, iv. 215 Queen Margaret's anfwer to Henry VI. on Duke Humphry's death, 104, 5. Talbot's to his men retreating, iv. 350 Westmorland's to the Abp of York on taking arms, iv 2 10 York's to Bolingbroke, on rebellion, iv. 35 Abp of York's on the inconstancy of the populace, iv. 176 SOLILOQUIES. Angelo's on temptation to luft, by a virtuous beauty, i. 280 The Baftard's on new-made honour, iii. 298. On felf intereft 31 Claudio, King of Denmark, his defpairing of pardon for inceft and murther, viii. 146 Young Clifford on the death of his father, v. 87 King Henry IV. on want of fleep, iv. 197 € King Henry V. on the troubles attending greatnefs, iv. 226. On the miféries of Kings 301 King Henry VI.'s on the happiness of low life, v. 119. loft the battle, on his Queen going to France 126 Tachimo's looking on Imogen afleep, vii. 191 Pofthumus's against women, vii. 202. Profpero's to the fpirits, i. 52 Richard III. on his deformity and ambition, v. 131, 72. 264 Richmond's the night before the battle of Bosworth, v. 261 Tyrrel's on the murther of King Edward's two fons, v. 239 Warwick's dying speech, v. 160 Card. Wolfey's on the viciffitudes of life, v. 327 After he In defpair Duke of York's on the furrender of Anjou to the French, v. 9. Or his defign to feize the throne for himself 45 DESCRIPTIONS, or IMAGES. $1, PERSONS. Apothecary, his poverty and fhop defcribed, viii. 73. Romeo, Bailiff, iii. 182. S. Dromio Beautiful maid, ii. 350. Pet. Beautiful perfon petitioning, i. 153. Pro. A Bishop in arms, iv. 210, West Candidate for an office, vi, 337. Cor. Cheats, feveral forts, iii. 160. Ant. Commons of England, iv. 32. Bagot. Their inconftancy 176. York. Courtier humorously described, ii, 285. Clo. An unsuccessful one, Death in a beautiful face, vii. 231. Arv. viii, 69. Cap. 78. Romeo. A deformed perfon, iii. 318. Conft. Drunken men, i. 49. Ariel Duellift viii. 32. Mer. A dying perfon by poifon, in King John, iii. 361. Of old age, in Dying of grief, iii. 59. Lord Englishmen in preference to the French, iv. 289 King Henry. De- Flatterers of great men, vi. 34. Kent A Foppish courtier, iv. 88. Hotspur Fortune-teller, iii. 197. E. Antipholis General, leading a victorious army, vi. 376. Com. A Jefter, iii. 118. Viola Irishmen, iv. 25. King Richard A Juftice, ii. 246. Jaques Kentishmen, v. 99. York King, a good one described, v. 155. King Henry, vi. 283 Lover defcribed, i. 131. Speed. 141. Val, ii. 238. Syl. and Clo. 246. Lovers defcribed, ii. 258. Rofa. Humorously described, viii. 23. A Madman, vi. 71. Cordelia Melancholy man, viii. 121. Hamlet Mermaid, i. 75. Oberon Meffenger with ill news, iii. 3 17. Conft iv. 164. North. With good A miferable mother in Conftance, iii, 330. K. Philip. In Edward News-tellers, iii. 343. Hubert A Nun, i. 64. Thefeus Old man vigorous from temperance in youth, ii. 236. Adam. In Old men fubject to ingratitude, vi. 121. Timon |