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Sabaean, in AP poem, I 121 and n Sabin, in AP poem, III.ii 34 Sabinus, in AP poem, III.ii 146 and n Sacheverell, Henry, I 301n, 303n Sackville. See Dorset Sackville, Lord John (son of 1st Duke of Dorset),

V 402n St André, Nathaniel (surgeon), in AP poem, VI

260-4n St Anne’s Church (London), IV 62n St Augustine, his theodicy, III.i xxxiv, xxxvii,

35n; Confessions, III.i 47n, 48n, 56n, 61n, 125n; VII 64; IX 239; De civ. dei, III.i 50n, 66n, 84n, 122n, 131n, 147n; De immort. animae, III.i 48n; Liber meditationum, X 149; other ref., I 101

St Botolph’s, Aldersgate, in AP poem, VI 449 St Chrysos om, X 55 St-Evremond, Seigneur de, Charles de Marquetel

de St-Denis, I 240n, 315n; II 151n, 187n, 197n, 221n, 222n, 236n, 237, 240, 265n, 337n, 362n; III.i 55n, 65n, 67n; V 397n; VII xl, lxxiii, 332; VIII 166; X 115

St Francis Xavier, AP version of his hymn, VI 77 St James’s Chronicle, VI 296n, 440n, 462n St James’s Coffee-house, in AP poems, IV 285;

VI 172, 175n St James’s Evening Post, VI 243n, 262n, 323n,

450, 455n St James’s Journal, V 33n, 136n, 448; VI 136n St James’s Magazine, VI 461n St James’s Palace (London), in AP poems, III.ii

92, 124; IV 287; V 371, 404; other ref., II 400 St James’s Park (London), II 399, 400

St James’s Park: A Satyr (anon.), II 373 St James’s Post, V 458 St James’s Register, VI 458n St Jerome, in AP poem, II 74; other ref., VI

207n; VII 64, 259 St John. See Bolingbroke St John, in AP poem, II 62 St John’s Church (Westminster), IV 62n St John’s College (Cambridge), in AP poem, V

362 and n St Luke’s Church, IV 62n St Margaret’s Church (Westminster) , IV 63n St Martin-in-the-Fields, IV 62n St Mary-le-Bow Church, in AP poems, II 133,

193; V 183, 333 St Paul, in AP poems, II 58, 59, 60; IV 281 and

n; VI 110; III.i: parable of body and members, lvilvii, lviii, 123n; faith, hope, and charity, lx; other ref., xxiv

St Paul’s Cathedral, in AP poems, I 310 and n; IV 285

St Peter, in AP poems, IV 297; V 159, 325 St Stephen’s Chapel (Westminster), in AP poem,

III.ii 124 and n Saintsbury, George, VII cxciv n Salel, Hugues, VII lxxxviii n, cx; X 441, 539 Salem, in AP poem, I 120 and n Salisbury, James Cecil, 6th Earl of, V 401 Salisbury, John of, III.i 113n Sallust, V 262n; VIII 64; IX 13; X 33 Salomon, in AP poem, VI 290 Samaritan, in AP poem, II 57 Sammes, Aylett, II 264n

Samos [-ian], in AP poems, I 425; VI 275 Samson, in AP poem, II 75 Samuel, in AP poem, VI 6 Samuel, Deborah Hobson, VII xxiii Sandwich, John Montagu, 4th Earl of, V 379n,

402n, 449 f. Sandys, George, translator of Ovid, I 44, 122n,

151n, 160n, 166n, 167n, 331, 332-4, 336-8, 343, 347, 349, 365-73n, 377-81n, 385-90n, 439n; II 155n, 191n, 192n, 208n, 367n; III.i 93n; poetic paraphrases of Bible, II 160n, 321n; III.i 13n, 55n; AP poem on, VI 170-4, 175n; other ref. to him as translator and as author of Relation of a Journey, V 379n; VII lxxvii n, lxxviii n, cv n; VIII 463; IX 378, 433; X 20

Sandys, Samuel, 1st Baron of Ombersley, Biog., IV 383; in AP poem, IV 332 and n

Sanger, Egbert (bookseller), in AP poem, VI 37, 38n

Sannazaro, Jacopo, I 95n; II 337n; VIII 352 Sanson, Nicolas (map-maker), VII 177 Santayana, George, III.i lxxi-lxxii Saperton’s…Dale (Gloucestershire), in AP poem,

IV 183 and n Sappho, Greek poetess, references to her life, I

393n, 394n, 402n; AP spelling of, I 339n; AP knowledge of, VI 92n, 95n; in AP poems, II 273; III.ii 51 and n, 52, 102 and n; IV 13, 103, 123, 133, 298; VI 120, 306, 357 (see Lady Mary Wortley Montagu for her identification as Sappho); other ref., VIII 406; X 286, 348. See AP Works for Sapho to Phaon

Sarah, in AP poem, II 29 and n Sarazin, J.F., V 97n Sargeaunt, John, I 245n Saron, in AP poem, I 115 and n Sarpedon, in AP poem, I 449, 450, 453, 454, 457,

460, 461, 462 Satan, in AP poems, II 20; III.ii 122, 124; IV

140, 141 Saturnian, in AP poems, V 63, 186, 271, 335,

341; VI 307 Satyrion, in AP poem, II 32 and n Saul, in AP poem, V 363 Saumaise, Claude de, I 348n

Savage, Richard, AP corres., IV 351; his Collection of Verse and Prose, V xvi n, xxii n, 202n; his connection with the Dunciad, V xxv f., xxvi n, 8n, 14n, 199; An Author to be Let, V 15n, 110n, 113n, 163n, 375n, 437; VI 329n; other ref., II 413; III.ii xxi; V 102n, 430, 435; VI 299n, 311n, 332n

Savile [“The Name of S.”], in AP poem, VI 337, 338n

Savile. See Halifax Savile, Sir Henry (scholar), VI 110, 111n; VII 82 Sawbridge, Thomas, Biog., IV 384; in AP poem,

IV 78n, 79 Sawney and Colley, V 289n, 302n Sawyer, Robert G., VI 141n, 206n Saxon, in AP poem, I 157 Scaliger, J.C., Poetices libri septem, I 313n; VII

xxxviii, xl, lxxii, lxxxi, 16, 102, 119-20, 132, 135, 152-3, 191, 202, 244-7, 272, 295, 359, 400; VIII 2, 16, 107, 143, 174-5, 358, 361; IX 212, 214, 217, 223, 234, 236, 245, 251, 260, 279-80, 292, 302, 320, 348, 352, 386, 394, 397, 402, 444, 446, 455; X 9, 13, 410, 431

Scarborough, Richard Lumley, 2nd Earl of, Biog., IV 371; in AP poems, III.ii 24n; IV 316 and n, 336 and n; VI 173, 176n

Scarron, Paul, II 107 Scarsdale, Nicholas Leke, 4th Earl of, Biog., IV

370; in AP poems, IV 8n, 9 Schade, A., II 4n Scheemakers, Peter (sculptor), VI 395n Schiller, J.C.F.von, VII ccxxxiii and n Schmitz, L., I 182n Schmitz, R.M., I xiii, 125n, 130n; VII xxxvii n Scholem, G., II 157n Scholes, Percy, V 346n Scholia and Scholiasts, VII xcii, 59, 125, 189,

197, 210, 223, 226, 283, 313, 426; VIII 10, 106, 140, 181, 194, 252, 356, 381, 530; IX 115, 226; X 126-7, 167, 202, 266, 338

Schutz, Augustus, Biog., IV 384; in AP poems, IV 286n, 287; VI 181, 184n

Scipio, P.Cornelius Africanus, in AP poems, I 172 and n; II 267; III.ii 33 and n; other ref., I 141; VII ccxxx

Scot, Thomas, II 217n, 228

Scotists, in AP poem, I 289 and n Scotland [Scots], in AP poems, III.i 82; IV 31,

140, 141, 197 Scoto, in AP poem, III.ii 28 Scots Magazine, VI 461n Scotsman, in AP poem, IV 269 Scott, Francis. See Delorain Scott, John A., VII ccvii n Scott, Russell, VII xxiii Scott, Sir Walter, III.ii 96n; VI 251-2n, 412n Scotus, Duns, I 289n Scriblerus Club, II xii; V xiv, xv, xxxix; VI 115-

18n, 234n, 242n, 414n; VII xxv Scrope, Sir Carr, I 339 ff., 342 ff., 393n, 394n,

395n, 396n, 397n, 399n, 400n, 401n, 403n Scudamore, Frances, Lady, III.ii Scudéri, Mile Madelène de, II 217 Scylla, in AP poems, I 365, 429 and n; II 130,

177 Scyron, in AP poem, I 429 and n Scythian, in AP poem, II 264 Searle, John, Biog., IV 384; Plan of Pope’s

Garden, IV 164n; V 384n; VI 384n; VII ccxxiv; in AP poem, IV 96 and n

Seaton, Mary E., II 154n Sebon, Raymond (theologian), III.i lii, 17n, 31n Seeker, Thomas, Biog., IV 384; E. on Man

attributed to, III.i xv n; in AP poem, IV 316 and n; other ref., IV 284n, 382

Sedley, Sir Charles (poet), trans. Virgil, II 144n; in AP poem, IV 204n, 205; other ref., I 93n, 298n, 299n; II 321n; III.i 65n, 89n; VII cxliii; X 501

Segrais, Jean de, trans. Virgil, VIII 410 Seine, in AP poem, V 373 Sejanus, in AP poem, IV 301 Selby-Bigge, L.A., III.i 105n Selden, John, II 260n Selkirk, Alexander, III.i 58n Selkirk, Charles Douglas, 2nd Earl of, Biog., IV

358; V 438; in AP poems, III.ii 23n, 101n; IV 305 and n, 316 and n, 322 and n; V 148n; other ref., IV xix; VII ccxlix

Semele, in AP poems, V 186 and n, 335 Senault, J.F. (moralist), III.i 47n, 68n, 69n, 77n Seneca, Lucius Annaeus, De beneficiis, I 292n;

III.i 36n, 37n, 148n, 158n; De constantia, X 318; De providentia, VI 98n; IX 199; Ep., III.i 22n, 26n, 60n, 61n, 86n, 130n, 132n, 136n, 143n, 145n, 157n, 159n, 162n; IX 431; Herc. furens, III.i 71n; V 157n; Hippolytus, V 157n, 466n; Medea, V 192n; Nat. quaest., III.i 33n; other ref., II 18; III.i xiv, xxviii, 38n; III.ii xxvii n; V 288n; VII 41, 43, 180

Seneca the elder (Marcus), I 215 Senesino, P.W. (operatic singer), V 346n Senior, F.Dorothy, I 200n; VI 360n Sense, in AP poems, III.ii 18, 140 Septimuleius, in AP poem, VI 26 Serenissa, in AP poem, VI 9, 10, 11, 13 Serenus Sammonicus (Roman author, 2nd c. AD),

VII 251 Serle, John. See Searle Serpentine, II 400; III.ii 70n Servius (author of commentary on Virgil, 4th c.