I. Uncertainty. To Mr. Pope,

II. Hope. To Mr. Doddington,

III. Jealoufy. To Mr. Edward Walpole,

IV. Poffeffion. To Lord Cobham,

In Four

Soliloquy of a Beauty in the country. Written at
Eaton School,

Blenheim. Written at the University of Oxford, in

To the Reverend Dr. Ayfcough, at Oxford. Writ-

ten from Paris in the Year 1728,

6

10

14

17

19

25

30

To Mr. Poyntz, Ambassador at the Congress of
Soiffons, in 1728. Written at Paris,
Verses to be written under a Picture of Mr. Poyntz, 33
An Epistle to Mr. Pope. From Rome, 1730.
To Lord Hervey, in the Year 1730. From Wor-

34-

37

39

Song.

Ode, in Imitation of Pastor Fido. Written Abroad

in 1729,

49

Parts of an Elegy of Tibullus.

Tranflated

1729-30,

Song. Written in the Year 1732,

Verses written at Mr. Pope's House at Twicken-

ham, which he had lent to Mrs. Greville. In

50

52

Auguft, 1735.

53

Epigram,

54

To Mr. Weft, at Wickham. Written in the Year

A Prayer to Venus, in her Temple at Stowe. To

the fame,

To the fame. On her pleading Want of Time,

To the fame,

To the fame,

57

58

59

63

Verfes,

To the fame; with a new Watch,

An Irregular Ode. Written at Wickham in 1746.

To the fame,

To the Memory of the fame Lady. A Monody.

A. D. 1747,

Verfes, making Part of an Epitaph on the fame

Lady,

-

Page 74

75

Horace. Book IV. Ode IV. Written at Oxford

1725,

Virtue and Fame. To the Countefs of Egremont, 79

Addition, extempore, by Earl Hardwicke,

Letter to Earl Hardwicke: occafioned by the fore-

going verfes,

Hymn to Eliza,

80

81

82

84

85

On reading Miss Carter's Poems in Manufcript,

Mount Edgecumbe,

Invitation. To the Dowager Duchess D'Aiguillon, 86

To Colonel Drumgold,

Epitaph on Captain Grenville,

-

ibid.

88

On Captain Cornwall, flain off Toulon, 1743, ibid.
On Good Humour.

1729,

Written at Eaton-School,

Some Additional Stanzas to Aftolfo's Voyage to the

Moon, in Ariofto,

-

To a Young Lady. With the Tragedy of Venice

Preferved,

Infcription for a Buft of Lady Suffolk; defigned

to be fet up in a Wood at Stowe, 1732,

Sulpicia to Cerinthus, in her Sicknefs. From Ti-
bullus. (Sent to a Friend, in a Lady's Name)

Sulpicia to Cerinthus,

-

Cato's Speech to Labienus, in the Ninth Book of

Lucan,

89

90

92

94.

95

ib.

96

ibid.

To

To Mr. Glover, on the Poem of Leonidas.

Written in the year 1734,

Page 98

To William Pitt, Efq; on his lofing his Commif-

fion, in the Year 1736,

Prologue to Thomfon's Coriolanus, fpoken by

Mr. Quin,

Epilogue to Lillo's Elmerick,

O DE S

O F

PIND AR,

WITH SEVERAL OTHER

PIECES IN VERSE,

TRANSLATED FROM THE GREEK.

TO WHICH ARE ADDED

ORIGINAL POEMS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS.

By GILBERT WEST, Efq; LL. D.

"Res antiquæ laudis & artis

Ingredior, fanctos aufus recludere fontes."

VIRG. Georg. ii,