Poet
Alexander Pope
1688–1744
English
- The First Epistle Of The First Book Of Horace.
- The Fourth Epistle Of The First Book Of Horace.[128]
- The Garden.
- The Happy Life of a Country Parson.
- The Hon. Simon Harcourt.[15]
- The Iliad: Book VI (Excerpt)
- The Lamentation Of Glumdalclitch For The Loss Of Grildrig. A Pastoral.
- The Looking-Glass.
- The Messiah : A Sacred Eclogue
- THE Mosaic Creation
- The PETITION
- The POWER Of VERSE
- The Rape of the Lock:
- The Rape Of The Lock: Canto 1
- The RECONCILEMENT
- The RETIREMENT
- The Riddle Of The World
- The Satires Of Dr John Donne, Dean Of St Paul's,[171] Versified.
- The Sixth Epistle Of The First Book Of Horace.
- The Temple of Fame.
- The Three Gentle Shepherds
- The Toilette
- The TRANSLATOR
- The Translator.
- The Universal Prayer. Deo Opt. Max.
- The unrewarded LOVER
- Thraso
- To a LADY who had resolved against MARRIAGE
- To A Lady, With The 'Temple Of Fame.'
- To CELIA
- To Erinna.
- To his false MISTRESS
- To his MISTRESS
- To his MISTRESS
- To Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
- To Lady Mary Wortley Montague.
- To Mr C., St James's Place.glossed
- To Mr Gay, Who Had Congratulated Pope On Finishing His House And Gardens.
- To Mr John Moore, Author of the Celebrated Worm-Powder.
- To Mr Lemuel Gulliver, The Grateful Address Of The Unhappy Houyhnhnms, Now In Slavery And Bondage In England.
- To Mr Murray.[135]
- To Mr Thomas Southern, on His Birthday, 1742.glossed
- To Mr Wycherley.[11]
- To Mr. POPE
- To Mr. Pope, On His Pastorals.[4]
- To Mr. Pope, On His Windsor Forest.[10]
- To Mr. Pope.[21]
- To Mr. Thomas Southern, On His Birth Day
- To Mrs M. B. on Her Birthday.
- To Mrs. M. B. On Her Birthday
- To Sir William Trumbull.[4]
- To the AUTHOR of an Epistle to Mr POPE; Occasion'd by his Epistle to the Earl of BURLINGTON
- To The Memory Of Mrs Tempest.[12]
- TO The QUEEN
- To The Tune Of 'To All You Ladies Now At Land.'
- Translation Of A Prayer Of Brutus
- Two Choruses to the Tragedy of Brutus.
- Two Or Three: A Recipe To Make A Cuckold
- Universal Prayer
- Upon a FAVOUR offered
- Upon quitting his MISTRESS
- Upon The Duke Of Marlborough's House At Woodstock.
- Upon the same Occasion
- Variations
- Ver. 233-236--
- Ver. 27-29--
- Ver. 80,81:--
- Ver. 91-94:--
- Ver. 97-100:--
- Verbatim From Boileau.
- Verses
- Verses Left By Mr Pope. On His Lying In The Same Bed Which Wilmot, The Celebrated Earl Of Rochester, Slept In At Adderbury, Then Belonging To The Duke Of Argyll, July 9, 1739.
- Verses Left By Mr. Pope
- Vertumnus and Pomona : Ovid's Metamorphoses, Book 14 (v. 623-771)
- Vertumnus And Pomona, From The Fourteenth Book Of Ovid'S Metamorphoses. - Translations And Imitations.
- Weeping
- Weeping.
- Windsor-Forest.
- Winter - The Fourth Pastoral, Or Daphne
- Winter.
- With The Works Of Voiture.[72]
- Written in a LADY's Table-Book
- Xvii. On Two Lovers Struck Dead By Lightning.[85]
- Yes, you despise the man to books confined
- You Know Where You Did Despise
Italian
- Il Messiaglossed