MARTIN MAR-PRELATE'S libels issuing from a moveable press carried
about the country, 116
a party-name for satirists of the Church, 510
their popularity, 513-516
their secret printings, 515
opposed by other wits, 517
authors of these satires, _n._ 505, _n._ 518, 520, 523
curious rhymes against, 524-528
MARVELL attacks the intolerant tenets of Bishop Parker, 392
severity of his satire on the Court of Charles II., _n._ 393
comments on the early career of Parker, 394-395
origin of quarrel, 396
his noble defence of Milton, 399
his rencontre with Parker in the streets, 401
his political honesty, 402
his generous criticism on Butler, 434
MASKELL, Rev. W., history of the Mar-Prelate controversy, _n._
503
date of its origin, and opinion on its authors, _n._ 505
MELANCHOLY persons frequently the most delightful companions, _n._
182
MENASSAH, Ben Israel, his treatise "De Resurrectione Mortuorum,"
_n._ 252
MICKLE'S pathetic address to his muse, 207
his disappointments after the publication of the "Lusiad" induce
him to wish to abandon his native country, 208
MIDDLETON, Dr. Conyers, quarrel with Bentley, 530
and with Warburton, 532
MILTON'S works the favourite prey of booksellers, 17
vilified by party spirit, 424-425
MORTIMER, Thomas, his complaint in old age of the preference given
to young adventurers, 75