OF THE

SIXTH VOLUME,

[The Articles marked thus + were not inserted in Dr. War-

BURTON's Edition. ]

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I

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IMITATIO
MITATIONS of HORACE.

The First Book of the Epifles of Horace,

Ep. VII.

The Second Book of the Satires of Horace,

Sat. VI.

+ Sober Advice from HURACE to the Young

Gentlemen about Town, as delivered in his

Second Sermon. Imitated in the Manner of

Pope, together with the original Text, as re-

ftored by the Rev. RICHAKD BENTLEY, D.D.
The Second Satire of Horace, Book I.
The Fourth Book of Horace, Ode I. ,
The Fourth Book of Horace, Ode IX.

MEMOIRS of the extraordinary Life, Works, and

Discoveries of MARTINUS SCKIBLEKUS

MARTINUS SCRIBLERUS TIepi Bálys, or the Art of

finking in Poetry

† An Essay of the learned MARTINUS SCRIBLEKUS,

concerning the Origin of Sciences

VIRGILIUS RESTAURATUS, seu MARTINI SCRIB-

LERI, Summi Critici, Castigationum in Ænei-

dem Specimen

A Specimen of SCRIBLERUS's Reports, Stradling

verfus Stiles

MEMOIRS of P. P. Clerk of this Parisha

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295

305

319

Of the Poet Laureate, Nov. 19, 1729

of The Narrative of Dr. ROBERT Norris, concer-

ning the strange and deplorable Frenzy of Mr.

JOHN DENNIS, an Officer of the Custom-

house. Written in 1713

4 A full and true Account of a horrid and barba-

rous Revenge by Poison on the Body of Mr.

EDMUND CURLL, Bookseller

A further Account of the deplorable Condi-

tion of Mr. Curll

+ A strange but true Relation of the Circumcision

of Mr. Curll

A Key to the Lock; or a Treatise shewing be-

yond all Contradi&tion the dangerous Ten-

dency of a late Poem, intitled, THE RAPE OF

THE Lock, to Government and Religion.

Written in the Year 1714

+ THOUGHTS on various Subje&s