Poet
Robert Lloyd
?–1846
English
- An EPISTLE to C. CHURCHILL
- Carmen Elegans
- CARMEN ELEGIACUM, In CIMAETERIO RUSTICO compositum
- EPISTLE to J. B. Esq. 1757
- EPISTLE to J—B—Esq. 1757
- FAMILIAR EPISTLE To—Apothecary
- From CATULLUS
- GENIUS, ENVY, and TIME, A FABLE; Address'd to WILLIAM HOGARTH, Esq
- ODE Spoken on a public Occasion at Westminster-school
- ODE to OBLIVION
- PART OF HOMER'S HYMN TO APOLLO. Translated from the Greek
- Poems, a Tale
- PROLOGUE, Intended to have been spoken at Drury-lane theatre, on His Majesty's Birth-Day, 1761
- SHAKESPEARE: An EPISTLE to Mr. GARRICK
- The Actor
- The Author's Apology
- The CIT'S COUNTRY BOX, 1757
- The First Book of the HENRIADE. Translated from the French of M. De Voltaire
- The HARE and TORTOISE, 1757. A FABLE
- The LAW-STUDENT. To GEORGE COLMAN, Esq
- The New-river Head. a Tale
- The Nightingale, the Owl, and the Cuckow. A FABLE
- The Progress of Envy
- The SATYR and PEDLAR, 1757
- TO About to publish a volume of Miscellanies. Written in the year 1755
- To GEORGE COLMAN, Esq. A FAMILIAR EPISTLE
- Two Odes, Ode I