WORKS,

IN

VERSE and PROSE,

Of the Late Right Honourable

Joseph Addison, Esq;

With some Account of the Life and

WRITINGS of the AUTHOR,
By Mr. TICK E L L.

VOLUME the SECOND.

LONDON:

Printed for J. and R. TONS ON in the Strand,

Advertisement. These Three Volumes, with the Tatlers, Spectators, Guardians, Freeholder, and Remarks on several Parts of Italy, compleat Mr. Addison's Works in Twelves.

CAT

ATO. A Tragedy.

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To Her Royal

Highness the Princess of Wales,

With the Tragedy of Cato. Nov. 1714.

124

To Sir Godfrey Kneller, on his Pieture of the

King

127

Pax Gulielmi Auspiciis Europæ reddita, 1697.

135

Barometri Descriptio.

142

arTMAIO-TEPANOMAXIA, sive Prælium

inter Pygmæos et grues commiffum. 145

Resurrectio delineata ad Altare Col. Magd. Oxon.

152

Sphæristerium.

157

Ad D. D. Hannes, insignissimum Medicum et

Poetam.

Machinz Gesticulantes, Anglice A Puppet-Show.

pag. 162

Ad Insignissimum Virum D. Tho. Burnettum, Sa-

cræ Theoriæ Telluris Autorem:

165

The Drummer ; or the Haunted-House. A Comedy.

169

The late Tryal and Conviction of Count Tariff. 273

The Whig-Examiner.

285

CATO.

' Α

TRA G E D Y.

As it is Acted at the

THEATRE-Royal in Drury-Lane,

BY

His MAJESTY'S SERVANT S.

Ecce Spectaculum dignum, ad quod refpicidt, intentus operi

suo, Deus! Ecce par Deo dignuni, vir fortis cum malê fortuna compositus! Non video, inquam, quid habeat terris Jupiter pulchrius, si convertere animum velit, quàm ut spectet Catonem, jam partibus non femel fraEtis, nihilominùs inter ruinas publicas erecium.

Sen. de Divin. Prov.

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