Pan, Mrs. Browning, The Dead, iv,
217

Pandasto, Greene, ii, 248
Pandects, Irnerius, i, 133
Panegyric, S. Daniel, ii, 265
Pangbourne, iv, 185

Pantomimic entertainments, i, 220
Papal tribute, i, 210

Papal Tyranny, Cibber, iii, 169
Paper-making, i, 267, 269
Parable of the Wicked Mammon, W.
Tyndale, i, 334

Paracelsus, Browning, iv, 191, 221,
222, 306

Paradise of Dainty Devices, The, ii,
137

Paradise Lost, Milton, ii, 280, iii, 10,
18, 80-85; title-page, 82
Paradise Regained, Milton, ii, 174,
iii, 18, 80, 82; title-page, 83
Pardoner and the Frere, The, ii, 160
Parham Hall, iv, 13
Paris, i, 133, 135, ii, 38, 48, 100, 140,
141, 294, 297, iii, 53, 72, 96, 209,
356, iv, 274

Paris, Congreve's Judgment of, iii,
164

Paris, Peele's The Arraignment of, ii,
183, 185, 186

Paris Sketch Book, The, Thackeray, iv,
274

Parish Register, Crabbe, iv, 12
Parisina, Byron, iv, 114
Parismus, E. Ford, ii, 97
Parker, Archbishop, i, 60
Parker, Archbishop Matthew, ii, 76,
101, 103, 171; his part in Bishop's
Bible, 76; De Antiquitate, Ecclesie
Cantuariensis, 76

Parker Book (Anglo-Saxon), i, 65
Parker, Margaret, iv, 113
Parliament, i, 9, 12

Parliament, Raleigh's, The Proroga-
tion o', ii, 59

Parliament of Bees, J. Day's The, ii,
349, 350

Parliament of Fowls, i, 146; Chaucer,

168

Parliament of Love, Massinger's The,

ii, 354

Parliament of the Three Ages, i, 284
Parliamentary precedents, Waller, iii,

68

Parliamentary Reform, J. S. Mill's
Thoughts, iv, 297
Parnassus, ii, 273-275
Parnell, Thomas, iii, 195, 219; his
posthumous works, 195, 199;
ancestors, 216; birth, education,
Archbishop Dr. William King his
patron, 216; Archdeacon of Clogher,
216; family bereavements, 216–217;

intemperance, 217; contributed to
Spectator, ib.; his verse, ib.; Essay
on Homer for Pope, ib. ; his Homer's
Battle of the Frogs and Mice, ib.;
death, ib.; his verse (with The
Hermit), gathered by Pope, ib.;
published with certificate by Swift,
ib.; character and portrait, 217, 269
Parr, Queen Katherine, ii, 162
"Parson Adams," iv, II
Parson's Green, iii, 307
Parson's Tale, The, Chaucer, i, 151
Parson's Tale, Chaucer, i, 194
Parson of Quality, Pope's Song by a,

i, 309

B.

Parthenissa, Lord Orrery, iii, 78
Parthenophil, B. Barnes, ii, 142
Parthenophil and Parthenophe,
Barnes, ii, 261
Pascal, iii, 31, 97
Passionate Pilgrim, Jaggard's, ii, 230
Passions, Raleigh, ii, 61
Past and Present, T. Carlyle, iv, 249,
257-258

Pastime of Pleasure, The, S. Hawes, i,
343

Paston family in Norfolk, i, 252-258
Paston Letters, i, 244, 245, 250, 256
Paston, Sir John, i, 255
Paston, Margaret, i, 253
Pastor Fido, Guarini, ii, 265; Fan-
shawe's version of Guarini's, iii, 89
Pastoral Baliad, Shenstone, extract,
1 iii, 301

Pastoral Care, Gregory's, i, 48. 50, 51,
56

Pastorals, Pope, iii, 192, 196
Pater, Walter Horatio, iii, 187, iv.
358-360; birth, education, 358;
Fellow of Brasenose Coll., Oxford,
358; his Emerald Uthwart, ib.;
essay on Winckelmann, ib.; Kenais-
sance Studies, 359, 359-360; his
Marius the Epicurean, 359; in
Kensington, ib.; Imaginary Por-
traits, ib.; Appreciations, ib.; Plato
and Platonism, ib.; The Child in
the House, ib.; returns to Oxford,
359; illness and death, ib.; buried
in St. Giles' cemetery, ib.; appear-
ance and character, ib.; style, 358;
specimen, 359-360; portrait, 358
Pater, Dr. Glode, iv, 358
Patience, i, 121
Patin, iii, 53
Patrize's De Regno et Regis Institu
tione, i, 328
Paul III., Pope, i, 318
Paul Clifford, Lytton's, iv, 185
Paulet, Sir Amias, ii, 7
Paulina on the Vision to God, Epistle
to, i, 19

Paulinus, Archbp. of York, i, 19
Paulus Jovius, A Worthy Tract of,
S. Daniel, ii, 265
Pausanias, ii, 77, 375
Pawling, Mrs. Sydney, i, viii
Payne, Mr. John, i, 184
Peacock, Thomas Love, iv, 190-191;
Headlong Hall, 190; Melincourt,
191; Nightmare Abbey, ib.; Rhodo

daphne, ib.; Maid Marian, ib;
Misfortunes of Elphin, ib.; Crochet
Castle, ib.; Gryl Grange, ib.
Peacock, T. L., iv, 296
Peacock's Bold Robin, i, 298
Peak, Hobbes, Latin
Wonders of the, iii, 55
Peari, The, i, 110, 119, 120; extract,
121-122, 284
Pearson, ii, 383

poem, The

Pearson, Bp of Chester, iii, 99, 122
Peckham, iii, 343, 344; iv, 222
Pecock, Bp. Reginald, i, 242, 244;
career, 245; specimen of his style, ¿
247

Pedlar, Gay, The, iii, 216

Peele, George, ii, 94, 16,, 17

182-185, 186, 204, 205; birth, educa-
tion, 182; The Arraignment of Paris,
183; Old Wives' Tale, 183 184; his
David and Bethsabe, 184; Edward I.,
ib; The Battle of Alcazar, ib.; his
pageants and poetical speeches, 185
Peele, Nicholas, ii, 110
Peg Woffington, C. Reade, iv. 322
Pelham, Lytton's iv, 185
Pembroke, Countess of, ii, 279
Pembroke, William Herbert, Earl of,
ii, 106; his players, ii, 170, 215,
216, 217, 218, 219, 223, 231, 265, 284
Pembroke, William, 3rd Earl, ii, 352
Pendennis, Thackeray, iv, 275, 276
Pendennis Castle, iii, 35
Peninsula, Napier's History of the
War in the, iv, 175, 176
Peninsular War, Southey, iv, 60
Penitential Psalms, i, 352
Penkill Castle, Ayrshire, iv, 348
Pennant, Thomas, iii, 375
Penseroso, Milton, i, 118
Penshurst, ii, 37; iii, 123; iv, 178
Pentameron and Pentalogia, Landor's
The, iv, 173
Pentateuch, Tyndale, ii, 100
Pentonville, iv, 295
Pepys, John, iii, 138

Pepys, Samuel, iii, 99, 133, 158, 175;
birth, parentage, education, marriage
to Elizabeth St. Michel, iii, 138;
enters service of the Crown, ib.; as
Clerk of the Acts, ib.; commences
his Diary, ib.; residence,
ib.;
Younger Brother of Trinity House,
ib.; a Tangier Commissioner, ib. ;
defective vision, ib. ; death of Mrs.
Pepys, 139; M. P. for Castle Rising,
ib.; Secretary to the Admiralty, ib.;
persecuted for Popish Plot, ib.; con-
fined in Tower, ib. ; sent to Tangier,
ib.; elected President of Royal
Society, ib.; charged with treason,
ib.; Memoirs of the Royal Navy,
ib.; Treasurer of Christ's Hospital,
ib.; death at Clapham, ib.; his
library bequeathed to Magdalen Coll.,
Camb., ib.; Diary deciphered by
Lord Braybrooke, ib.; extract from
Diary, 139; portrait, 140; facsimile
of Letter, 140; portrait of Mrs.
Pepys, 141; posthumous influence of
writing, 172

Pepysian Library, i, 270; MSS., i, 302 Philips, Ambrose, iii, 214
Perceval romances, i, 112

Percy and Douglas ballad, ii, 45
Percy Ballads, i, 298, 300, 303
Percy's Reliques, iii, 273, 296, 302
Percy, Thomas, Bishop of Dromore, i,
297; ii, 156; iii, 302, 379; iv, 2,
264; discovery of early ballads, i,
301, 302; birth, education, i, 301;
Reliques of Ancient Poetry, 1, 301,
302, 303; iii, 302; his friends, i,
301, 302; as editor, i, 302; edits
Household Book of 1512, i, 303; Dean
of Carlisle and Bishop of Dromore,
iii, 302; original poem, Hermit of
Warkworth, i, 303; death, 303; por-
trait, ii, 302; effect of his find, i,
301, 312

Percy, William, ii, 263
Peregrine Pickle, Smollett, iii, 322,
325

Pericles and Aspasia, Landor, iv, 173,
174-175

Pericles, Prince of Tyre, Shakespeare,
ii, 240, 242, 243, 244
Perkin Warbeck, Ford's, ii, 358
Perkins, William, theologian, ii, 370
Perrault, iii, 170

Persian Eclogues, W. Collins, iii, 291
Persius, ii, 272, iii, 142, 163; trans. by
Dryden, iii, 105

Pervigilium Veneris, i, 298

Peter Bell, Wordsworth, iv, 148, 170
Peter of Langtoft, i, 129
"Peter Plymley," letters, S. Smith,
iv, 100

"Peter Porcupine," Cobbett, iv, 100
Peter Simple, Lever, iv, 243, 247
Peter Wilkins, R. Paltock, iii, 327
Peter's pence, i, 45, 81

Peterborough, ii, 324; Abbey, i, 74,
75
Peterborough Book (Anglo-Saxon), i,
65
Petrarch, i, 120, 121, 128, 136, 137,
141, 142, 144, 238, 241, 313, 347,
350, ii, 110, iii, 58, iv, 34
Petrarchan sonnet, ii, 44
Petrarch's Canzoniere, i, 171
Petrarch's Trionfi, iv, 124
Petre House, Aldersgate Street, iii, 27
Pettie, George, ii, 90; Petite Palace of
Pettie his Pleasure, 90, 92
Peveril of the Peak, iv, Sir Walter
Scott, 102

Phaer, Thomas, Æneid, ii, 137

Phaethon, Kingsley, iv, 324

Philips, John, iii, 272; birth, study of
Milton, The Splendid Shilling, Blen-
heim, merit of Cider, buried in
Hereford Cathedral, monument at
Westminster Abbey, iii,
180;
portrait, 180
Philips, Katherine, "The Matchless
Orinda," iii, 153.
Phillips, Edward, iii, So
"Phillis is my only Joy," Sedley, iii,
159

Phillis: Honoured with Pastorall
Sonnets, Lodge, ii, 94
Philobiblon, Bury, i, 242
Phi octetes in Lemnos, Russell, iv, 34
Philological epoch, i, 130
Philological treasure, i, 78, 79
Philosophers of Victorian Era, iv,
336 342

66

of

Philosophers, Dictes and Sayeings
the, Earl Rivers, i, 261, 263, 267
Philosophers, The, iv, 336
Philosophical" experiment, iii, 87
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal
Society, iii, 140
Philosophy, The

Advancement

of

Experimental, Cowley, iii, 74
Philosophy, Cowley's Proposition for
the Advancement of Experimental,
iii, 98

Philosophy, dispute between Old and
New, ii, 170; early eighteenth
century, iii, 186; history of, iii, 94;
eighteenth century, iii, 358; study
of, iii, 140

Philosophy, Professors of Moral, iv,
338

Phabus and Daphne Applied, The
Story of, Waller, iii, 70
Phœnix, i, 28

Phonix, James VI. (I.), ii, 261
Phanix of Lactantius, i, 33
Phrygius, Dares, i, 116
Physicians, Royal College of, i, 323
Physiography, Huxley, iv, 342
Phytologia, E. Darwin, iv, 32
Piccadilly bowling green, iii, 25
Pickering, Sir Gilbert, iii, 104
Pickwick Papers, Dickens, iv, 234, 235,
237

Picturesque, Price's Essay on the, iii,
374

Picturesque writing, iii, 374, 375
Piers Plowman, William Langland, i,
84, 85, 95, 96, 98, 100, 110, 128,
141, 175, 180, 235; ii, 125, 280

Phalaris, Bentley's, Dissertation on the Pierce Pennilesse, Nash, ii, 98

Letters of, iii, 170

Phalaris, Epistles of, iii, 170

Pharsalia, Lucan's, ii, 172

Phelps, iv, 223

Philalethes, Eugenius, iii, 64
Philastes, ii, 321, 325, 326

Philastes, Beaumont and Fletcher, ii,
245

Philip van Artevelde, Sir H. Taylor,
iv, 231, 232

Pierrepont, Lady Mary, see Montagu
Pilfold, Elizabeth, later Mrs. Shelley,
iv, 125

Pilgrims of the Rhine, Lord Lytton, iv,
186

Pilgrim's Progress, Bunyan, iii, 133,
136

Pilgryme atte Plow, Treuthe, i, 95
Pindar, Peter, i, 338

Pindaric Odes, Cowley, iii, 74
Pinto, Ferdinand Mendez, i, 195
Philip-Sparrow, Skelton, i, 339; title- Pious Meditation on a Broomstick,

Philip of Spain, i, 329

page, 344

Swift, iii, 140

Pippa Passes, Browning, iv, 221, 223,
306

Pisa, iv, 116, 117, 128, 173, 215, 223
Pisan, Christine de, i, 193
Piscatory Authors, The first, iii, 44
Piscatory Eclogues, Ph. Fletcher, ii,
280, 282

Pisgah-sight, Fuller, iii, 50; title-page,
51

Pitt, William, iv, 79, 82
Plague in London, ii, 206, 233, 235
Plague Year, Defoe's The, iii, 255
Plantarum, Cowley, iii, 74
Plantations, Lord Bacon on, ii, 19
Plants, Bishop Berkeley on The Spirit
of, iii, 263

Plants, E. Darwin's Loves of the, iv,
32

Platen, ii, 203

Plato, i, 182, 318

Plato's Republic, i, 242

Plato and Platonism, Pater, iv, 359
Platonists, English, iii, 90

Plautus, ii, 155, 159, 162, 310; Men-
achmi, ii, 203

Play, rhymed, iii, 114

Players or Actors, ii, 170, 230, 232;
iii, 71

Playgoers of Elizabethan and Jacobean
period, ii, 331-332
Play-houses, ii, 168
Plays, iii, 99

Plays, the Chronicle, ii, 205
Plays, "heroic," iii, 78
Plays, the historical tragedy, ii, 205
Play in Italy and France, Classical, iv,
307

Plays on the Passions, J. Baillie, iv,

194

Playwrights, decadent English, ii, 357
Plea of the Midsummer Fairies, Hood,
iv, 192

Pleasures of Hope, Campbell, i, 186;
iv, 62, 63, 64

Pleasures of the Imagination, Aken-
side, iii, 294

Pleasures of Memory, Rogers, iv, 152
Plegmund, Archbishop, i, 50, 56, 64
Pléiade, The, ii, 261, 275, 278
Pliny, iii, 253

Plummer, Mr., i, 250
Plutarch's Lives, ii, 224, 225, 226, 240,
244, 248; North's translation, ii,
103-106

Plymton, iii, 378
Poem, earliest English, i, 7, 8; oldest
Anglo-Saxon Christian, 19
Poem, The Moral, i, 76, 79
Poemata, T. Campion, ii, 278
Poems, M. Arnold, iv, 308, New, iv,
309

Poems, Beddoe, iv, 195

Poems by Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell,
iv, 282

Poems of 1844, Mrs. Browning, iv,

| Poetry, Hazlitt on, iv, 168
Poetry, a Rhapsody, Swift, On, iii,
244

Poetry by Victor and Cazire, Shelley,
Original, iv, 126

Poetry, T. Warton's History
English, ii, 296, 331

Poetry, Waller's innovation, iii, 69

Poems and Songs, T. Flatman, iii, Poetry, see Couplet

Poems on Various Subjects, Lamb and Poet and the Bird, Mrs. Browning, iv,

Prelates, The Practise of, Tyndale, i, Procession (Queen Mary's Tuneral),

334
Prelude, Wordsworth, iv, 41, 43, 44
Premierfait, Laurent de, i, 188
Pre-Raphaelites, iv, 343, 344

Steele's, iii, 230

Procter, Bryan Waller (Barry Corn-
wall), iv, 232, 233
Proctor, Mrs., iv, 144

Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, iv, 346, Professor, The, C. Brontë, iv, 282

350, 353, 357

Press, Analogy of Free, i, 88
Preventing the Ruin of Great Britain,
Berkeley's, An Essay towards, iii,
260

Prévost d'Exiles, iii, A. F., 253
Prévost, A. F., iii, 380
Price, Richard, iv, 83

Price, Sir Uvedale, iii, 374; his protest
against formal gardening, 374; Essay
on the Picturesque, 374; translator
of Pausanias, 375

Pride of Life, The, ii, 155

Pride, Spenser's House of, ii, 121-122
Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen, iv,
92, 94

Priestley, Joseph, iv, 83

Prince George of Denmark, iii, 248
Prince Henry, ii, 51, 54

Prince Hohenstiel-Schwangan, Brown-
ing's, iv, 224

Prince Otto, Stevenson, iv, 362
Prince Regent, iv, 134

Prince of Wales, Frederick, iii, 270,
275

Princess Elizabeth's marriage, ii, 250,

|

Progress of Poesy, Gray's, The, iii, 287,

290-I

Progress of the Soul, The, John Donne,
ii, 294

Projectors, The, Wilson, iii, 109
Prometheus Bound, Mrs. Browning, iv,
214

Prometheus, extract from Byron's, iv,
118

Prometheus Unbound, Shelley, iii, 219,
iv, 123, 127, 128
Promos and Cassandra, Whetstone, G.,
ii, 167

Prophesying, The Liberty of, Taylor,
iii, 39

Prose of Anne and George I., iii, 220;
Caxton and English, 1, 269; Cow-
ley's, i, 75; Commonwealth, iii,
31 2; English, ii, 4; Fifteenth Cen-

tury, i, 194, 195; of Jeremy Taylor
and others, ii, 98; middle 14th
Century, i, 93; Popular Restoration,
iii, 133; Progress of English, iii,
115, 116; Revival of, iii, 31
Prose and Verse, Oldham's, Remains
in, iii, 156

Prose-writers, pre-Restoration period,
iii, 41

Prospect of Society, A, Goldsmith,
111, 344
Prospero of Shakespeare, ii, 251, 252
Protestant, Goldsmith's trans. of

Memoirs of a, iii, 343
Prothalamion, Spenser's, ii, 115, 126
Prothero, Mr. R. E., iv, 118
Provençal poets, i, 104
Proverbs of King Alfred, i, 76
Proverbs, J. Heywood's, ii, 161
Provok'd Wife, Vanbrugh, iii, 167
Prynne's Histriomastix, ii, 352
Psalms, King Alfred, i, 49, 51
Psalms, Lord Bacon's, Paraphrase,

27

Psalters, i, 213, MS. i, 21, 83
Psalter of Bishop Adhelm, i, 206

|

quarian and geographical research,
85; Purchas his Pilgrimes, 85; his
inspiration of Coleridge, 85

Pure School, iv, 10°
Puritan, The, ii, 241
Puritans, iii, 99

Puritan and the Papist, The, Cowley,
iii, 72

Purle Island, The, Ph. Fletcher, ii,
280-282

Purvey, John, i, 213; his Biblical
translations, 214, 219
Pusey, iv, 266
Putney, iii, 266

Puttenham, George, ii, 88
Puttenham, Richard, ii, 88
Pwyll, Prince of Dyfed, i, 117
Pye, Henry James, i, 338, iv, 60
Pygmalion's Image, Marston's The
Metamorphosis of, ii, 218, 337
Pynson, Richard, i, 273
Pyrford, ii, 294

Pystill of Swete Susan, The, i, 282,
284

QUADK

UADRIREGIO, Frezzi, i, 283
Quantock Hills, iv, 35, 36, 37, 38, 41
Quantocks, iv, 366

Quarles, Francis, ii, 285, 287, 288;
birthplace, family, and education,
287; cupbearer to the Princess
Palatine, ib.; A Feast for Worms,
ib; Sion's Sonnet, ib.; Argalus and
Parthenia, ib. ; Emblems, 288;
secretary to Archbishop Ussher, ib. ;
Chronologer to City of London, ib. ;
writings in defence of Charles I, ib. ;
death in London, and burial in St.
Olave's Church, ib.; portrait, 287;
style, 285, 287; specimen, 288; iii,
82

Quarterlies, the, iv, 201

Quarterly Review, iv, 80, 72, 98, 107,
127, 154, 167, 180

Queen of Arragon, The, Habington's,
iii, 22

Queen Charlotte, iv, 89
ii,' Queen Hester, ii, 162

Arnold's Chronicle, i, 311
Proclamations of Henry VIII., i,
341, 344, Richard Grafton
Prior, Matthew, i, 127, 132, iii, 219,
iv, 195; his richness of style and
Gallic grace, 193; birth at Wim-
borne, 208; at Westminster School,
ib; withdrawn, and serves in uncle's
wine-house, discovered by Lord
Dorset, returns to
Westminster
school, his friends, ib.; goes to
Cambridge, ib.; joint author of The
Hind and the Panther Trans-
vers'd, ib.; becomes a diplomat ; | Pseudo-Martyr, John Donne, ii, 294
his success; fall of his party; im | Psyche, Keats, iv, 142
prisoned; his Alma; friends publish
first edn. of Poems; settled at
Down Hall, 209, 211; death, 195,
209; burial in Westminster Abbey,
209; his person, 209; specimens of
his verse, 209-211; portrait, 209
Priscus, i, 7

of William de Shoreham, i, 207|
of Richard Rolle, i, 207, 213
Psalter of Sternhold and Hopkins, i,
357

Pseudodoxia Epidemica, Browne's, ex-
tract from, iii, 54

Prisoner of Chillon, Byron's, iv, 115
Privy Council, ii, 172
Privy Seal Office, i, 192

Pseudologia Politike, Arbuthnot, iii,

249

Psychodia Platonica; or, a Platonical
Song of the Soul, H. More, iii, 91
Psychology, iii, 78

Psychology, Spencer's Principles of, iv,
337

Public Advertiser, The, iii, 369, 370
Pulci, i, 259, 347

Pulleyn, Octavius, iii, 153
Purcell, Edward, see FitzGerald

Queen Mab, Shelley's, iv, 126
Queen Mary, iv, 304
Queen Mary's Psalter, i, So
Queen Mary, Tennyson's, iv, 206
Queen Mother and Rosamund, iv, 346
Queen of the Air, The, Ruskin, iv,
293

Queen Square, Bloomsbury, iv, 352
Queenhoo Hall, Strutt and Scott, iv,
72-73, 102

Queensberry, Duke of, iii, 214
Queensberry, Duchess of, Catherine
Hyde, iii, 214, 216
Quellen, Brandl's, ii, 155
Quest of Cynthia, The, M. Drayton,
ii, 271

Quick, the Actor, ii, 240
Quillinan, Dora, née Wordsworth, iv,
46

Quin, James, iii, 274

Quincy, Thomas, Shakespeare's son-in-
law, ii, 254

Purchas, Samuel, ii, 86, 364; anti- Quincy, Richard, ii, 212

Regicide Peace, Burke's, Thoughts on
the Prospect of a, iv, 77, 78, 82
Regius, Professor of History, iv,
333

a wig-maker, 267; early publications, Relapse, Vanbrugh's, The, iii, 167