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Title: A song
Author: Lee, Nathaniel
Date(s): 1680 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 24
Contents: Pastoral love song from Lee's play "Theodosius", 1680
Title: A dialogue betwixt a shepherd and shepherd[ess]
Author: Dryden, John; and Lee, Nathaniel
Date(s): 1683 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 34
Contents: Pastoral love song by a shepherd and shepherdess, with a chorus duet, from
Dryden and Lee's play "The Duke of Guise".
Title: Bysshe's Art of Poetry [heading from earlier extract]: Beauty
Attribution: Lee. Theod.
Date(s): 1702 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 123
Contents: Extract from the section entitled 'Beauty' in Bysshe's 'The Art of English Poetry', taken from Nathaniel Lee's play 'Theodosius'
Title: Bysshe's Art of Poetry [heading from earlier extract]: Protestations of Love
Attribution: Lee. Mithrid.
Date(s): 1702 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 123
Contents: Extract from the section entitled 'Protestations of Love' in Bysshe's 'The Art of English Poetry', taken from Nathaniel Lee's play 'Mithridates'
Title: [unknown]
Attribution: Lee, spoken of Alexander
Date(s): 1702 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 123
Contents: Extract from the section entitled 'Love' in Bysshe's 'The Art of English Poetry', taken from Nathaniel Lee's play 'Alexander the Great'
Title: Bysshe's Art of Poetry [heading from earlier extract]: Protestations of Love
Attribution: Lee. Alexand.
Date(s): 1702 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 123
Contents: Extract from the section entitled 'Protestations of Love' in Bysshe's 'The Art of English Poetry', taken from Nathaniel Lee's play 'Alexander the Great'
Title: The interview of Hannibal & Scipio
Author: Lee, Nathaniel
Date(s): 1675 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 15
Contents: Slightly abridged extract from Lee's play "Sophonisba, or Hannibal's
Overthrow", V.1, in which Hannibal sues for peace from the Romans but Scipio
prefers battle
Title: [unknown]
Author: Dryden, John; and Lee, Nathaniel
Attribution: Drydens Oedipus
Date(s): 1679 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 35
Contents: On the rightness of fate, or divine justice, extracted from Dryden and Lee's
play "Oedipus," III.1, here used as an epigraph to a prose "Dissertation on
liberty and necessity, pleasure and pain."
Title: A satyr upon the Oxford ladies
Author: Anonymous
Date(s): 170- ?
Manuscript: Lt 11
Contents: Outspoken satire on the character and sexual behaviour of numerous young
ladies of Oxford, named in the margins, often in connection with University
men
A Devonshire verse miscellany.
1770s
Comprises approximately 75 poems supposedly compiled in the West Country in the 1770s, some with clues to the locality of the scribe. The miscellany includes an unrecorded early poem on the subject of...