4 Here she embraces them.
5 Val. Max.
6 Horace.
7 A famous statue.
8 A famous tailor.
9 This refers to the first satire.
10 The name of a tulip.
11 Letters sent to the author, signed Marcus.
12 Milton.
13 A Danish dog of the Duke of Argyle.
14 Lap-dog.
15 Shakespeare.
16 ----Solem quis dicere falsum
Audeat?
Virg.
17 Shakespeare.
18 Milton.
19 Amphitryon.
20 The king in danger by sea.
21 Hom. Il. lib. I.
22 Ecce Deus ramum Lethaeo rore madentem, &c.
Virg.
23 A new fund for Greenwich hospital, recommended from the throne.
24 Written soon after King George the First's accession.
25 It is disputed amongst the critics who was the author of the book of
Job; some give it to Moses, some to others. As I was engaged in this
little performance, some arguments occurred to me which favour the
former of those opinions; which arguments I have flung into the
following notes, where little else is to be expected.
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