A Collection of poems
Subtitle: consisting of odes, tales, &c., as well originals as translations ... : with several imitations of Anacreon, Horace, Catullus, &c
By: by the author of The duel, a poem
Publisher: Printed for J. Roberts in Warwick-Lane
Published: 1731
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 55
Subjects: English poetry
Notes: "Dedicated to the Right Hon. William Pulteney, Esq."

Head and tail ornaments; ornamental initials.
Table of contents: title: The power of gold; title: To Bella; title: The loss of Myra's lap-dog; title: To the V. B; title: -; title: Epigram; title: Verses design'd for musick; title: To Bella, a roundelay; title: The complaint of Damon, a pastoral; title: An ode; title: The prophecy; title: On a lady's illness; title: To Caelia, a decay'd coquet, who desired a song - - Timoclia, or, The power of virtue; title: From Anacreon; title: The miser's wonder; title: Horace's 30th ode, and 1st book, imitated; title: The power of verse; title: An imitation of Catullus; title: Anacreontick; title: The abbess and nun, a tale from Boccace; title: From Anacreon; title: The progress of the sun; title: A tale, from Boccace; title: Cleopatra to Augustus; title: The cure of cuckoldom; title: Ode; title: Ode; title: Horace's 31st ode of his 1st book, imitated; title: Ode, in the stile of Anacreon; title: An epistle, to the V; title: B; title: The advice; title: Tantalus, or, The miser; title: A song; title: A song, in imitation of Horace.