Poet
John Dryden
English
- To Her Grace The Duchess Of Ormond,[1]
- To Her Royal Highness The Duchess,[1]
- To His Friend The Author, John Hoddesdon, On His Divine Epigrams.
- To Mr Lee, On His "Alexander."
- To Mr. Dryden, on his Translation of Virgil
- To My Friend Mr J. Northleigh, Author Of "The Parallel," On His "Triumph Of The British Monarchy."
- To My Honoured Friend Dr Charleton
- To My Honoured Friend Sir Robert Howard,[1] On His Excellent Poems.
- To My Honoured Kinsman, John Dryden,[1] Of Chesterton, In The County Of Huntingdon, Esq.
- To Sir Godfrey Kneller, Principal Painter To His Majesty.[1]
- To The
- To The
- To The
- To The
- To The
- To the Conceal'd Author of this Incomparable Poem
- To The Duchess Of York, On Her Return From Scotland In The Year 1682.
- To The Lady Castlemain,[1] Upon Her Encouraging His First Play.
- To The Lord Chancellor Hyde.[1]
- To The Memory Of Mr Oldham
- To The Pious Memory Of The Accomplished Young Lady Mrs Anne Killigrew,[1] Excellent In The Two Sister Arts Of Poesy And Painting.
- To The Pious Memory Of The Accomplished Young Lady Mrs. Anne Killigrew
- To the Unknown Author of this Admirable Poem
- To the Unknown Author of this Excellent Poem
- Under
- Under Mr Milton's Picture, Before His Paradise Lost.[1]
- Upon
- Upon His
- Upon The Death Of The Earl Of Dundee.[1]
- Upon Young Mr Rogers Of Gloucestershire.
- Veni Creator Spiritus, Paraphrased.
- Xii
- Æsacus