BERNART, DE VENTADORN, 110.

BEST, J. R.: _Bon Rondeau_, 373*.

_Bestiary_, 118*.

_Bewick and Grahame_ (ballad), 157*.

BLAIR: _Grave_, 236 f.*.

Blank verse, 213-251;

abandoned in Restoration drama, 196-199;

early use of term, 215;

in lyrical poems, 246;

its decadence, 230, 234;

revival in 18th century, 238;

unpopular in 18th century, 204 f.

_Blow, northern wind_, 78*.

Bob-wheel, 110 n.

BÖDDEKER: _Altenglische Dichtungen_, cited, 14, 69, 78, 84, 86, 110,

111, 175.

BOLTON, T. L., on nature of rhythm, 393 n.

BOWLES, W. L.: _Sonnet_, 277*;

sonnets of, 278.

BRIGHT, J. W., on "pitch-accent," 5 f.;

theory of metrical accent, 401 n.

BROME, R., blank verse of, 230.

BRONSON, on Greek and English ode, 300;

on odes of Collins, 305.

BROWNING, E. B.: _Cowper's Grave_, 264*;

_Rhyme of the Duchess May_, 80*;

_Sonnets from the Portuguese_, 283*;

sonnets of, 284.

BROWNING, R.: _Abt Vogler_, 50*;

_Agamemnon_, 327 f.*;

blank verse of, 247-249;

_Caliban upon Setebos_, 31 f.*, 57*, 145 f.*;

_Cavalier Tunes_, 40*;

_Epistle of Karshish_, 248*;

_Fifine at the Fair_, 257 f.*;

_Flight of the Duchess_, 129*;

_Fra Lippo Lippi_, 249*;

_Guardian Angel_, 95*;

_Heretic's Tragedy_, 145*;

_In a Balcony_, 248*;

_Love among the Ruins_, 90*;

_Misconceptions_, 37*;

_One Word More_, 41*;

_Pacchiarotto_, 128 f.*;

_Paracelsus_, 8*, 59*, 145*;

_Prospice_, 29*, 50*;

_Ring and the Book_, 57*, 59*, 247*;

_Saul_, 42*;

sonnets of, 286, 287;

_Sordello_, 211*;

_Statue and the Bust_, 67*;

_Why I am a Liberal_, 287*.

BÜCHER, K.: _Labor and Rhythm_, 436 n.

BURNS: _Auld Lang Syne_, 21*;

_Birks of Aberfeldy_, 78*;

_Bonnie Doon_, 70*;

_Chevalier's Lament_, 39*;

_Cotter's Saturday Night_, 104*;

_Duncan Gray_, 79*;

_Tam O'Shanter_, 171*;

_To a Louse_, 87*.

BUTCHER, S. H., on Aristotle's view of metre, 413-416.

BUTLER: _Hudibras_, 137*, 167*.

BYRON: _Childe Harold_, 105*;

_Destruction of Sennacherib_, 39*;

_Don Juan_, 100*, 128*;

double rimes of, 128, 129;

_English Bards and Scotch Reviewers_, 206*;

_Farewell, if ever_, 97*;

_Francesca of Rimini_, 68*;

_Prisoner of Chillon_, 171*;

_She Walks in Beauty_, 92*;

_Song of Saul_, 40*;

_Stanzas for Music_, 44*;

use of _ottava rima_, 101.

CAMPION, T.: _Anacreontics_, 27*;

_Iambic Dimeter_, 334 f.*;

_Observations in the Art of English Poesie_, 335 f.;

_Trochaic Dimeter_, 335*.

CANNING: _Rovers_, 131*.

CANNING (and FRERE): _Sapphics_, 337*.

_Canzone_, influence of, on the sonnet, 267.

CAREW: _In Praise of his Mistress_, 89*.

CAREY, P.: _Triolet_, 382 f.*.

Catalexis, 22, 25;

in the ode, 319.

CATULLUS, metres of, imitated, 339.

Caudated sonnet, 276.

Celtic verse, alliteration in, 117;

assonance in, 115;

rime in, 124.

Cesura, 17-19;

in alexandrine, 253, 258;

kinds of, 19.

_Chant Royal_, 367 f.

CHAPMAN: _All Fools_, 215*;

_Hymn to Cynthia_, 343*;

_Iliad_, 262*.

CHATTERTON: _Ælla_, 79*, 107 f.*;

his variant of Spenserian stanza, 108.

CHAUCER: _Balade de bon conseyl_, 360f.*;

_Balade on Gentilesse_, 362;

_Balade to Rosemound_, 362;

_Complaint to his Empty Purse_, 362;

_Compleynt of Venus_, 362;

_Compleynte unto Pite_, 93*, 177, 178;

decasyllabic verse of, 177-179;

_Fortune_, 362;

free cesura in verse of, 17;

French lyrical forms used by, 362;

_House of Fame_, 165 f.*;

influence on form of Spenserian stanza, 103;

_Knights Tale_, 138 f.*;

_Lak of Stedfastnesse_, 362;

_Legend of Good Women_, 176* (ballade in, 362);

_Monk's Tale_, 97*;

octosyllabic couplet of, 166;

omission of opening syllable in verse of, 20;

on alliteration, 120;

_Parlement of Foules_, 369*;

perfect rime in, 121 n.;

_Prologue_, 20*, 176*;

_Proverb_, 71*;

"rime royal" introduced by, 94;

_Sir Thopas_, 84*.

_Chevy Chase_ (ballad), 70*.

Choral odes, 323-328.

Choriambus, 408.

_Cid, Poema del_, 114*.

Classical metres, imitations of, 330-357.

CLOUGH, A. H.: _Bothie of Tober-na-Vuolich_, 350*;

hexameter of, 351;

his analysis of a line of blank verse, 403.

COLERIDGE: _Ancient Mariner_, 133*, 263*;

_Christabel_, 15*, 401*;

_Fancy in Nubibus_, 296*;

hexameters of, 346;

his theory of metre, 420-422;

_Hymn before Sunrise_, 241*;

_Hymn to the Earth_, 345 f.*;

_Kubla Khan_, 138*, 147*;

_Ode on the Departing Year_, 311*;

on sonnet of White, 281;

on sonnets of Bowles, 278;

sonnets of, 296;

_To a Friend_, 75*.

COLLINS: _Ode to Evening_, 246;

_Ode to Liberty_, 170*, 303 f.*;

on verse of Skelton, 32;

_Passions_, 310*.

"Common metre," 261 f.

_Confessio Goliae_, 259*.

CONGREVE: _Discourse on Pindaric Ode_, 302 f.;

_Pindaric Ode_, 301 f.*.

Consonants, as lengthening English syllables, 396-399.

CONSTABLE: _Diana_, 273.

CORSON, on blank verse of Browning, 247 f.;

on double rime, 129 f.;

on _In Memoriam_ stanza, 76 f.;

on Mrs. Browning's sonnets, 284;

on _ottava rima_, 98, 99;

on rime, 122;

on Spenserian stanza of Keats, 105;

on variety in verse movement, 61;

on verse of Cowper, 240;

on Wordsworth's Immortality Ode, 313 f.

COTTON, C.: _Rondeau_, 372 f.*;

Virelai of, 385.

Couplet (see under Decasyllabic and Octosyllabic).

COURTHOPE, on Aristotle's view of metre, 415;

on the sonnet, 268, 272;

on verse-form in poetry, 429-432;

on verse of Pope, 201;

on verse of Surrey, 216.

COWLEY, Congreve on the odes of, 303;

introduction of irregular ode by, 308;

_Resurrection_, 307 f.*;

_Solitude_, 88*.

Cowleyan ode, 298, 307-323.

COWPER: _Alexander Selkirk_, 34*;

anapests of, 35;

blank verse of, 240 f.;

_John Gilpin_, 264;

_My Mary_, 79*;

on Milton's verse, 58 f.;

_Sonnet to Mrs. Unwin_, 278*;

_Table Talk_, 205*;

_Task_, 239 f.*.

CRABBE: _Borough_, 206f.*.

CRASHAW: _Wishes for the Supposed Mistress_, 64*.

_Creation and Fall_ (Mystery Play), 95*.

Cretic, 31.

"Crown of Sonnets," 275.

CYNEWULF: _Crist_, 116*;

_Elene_, rime in, 126 n.;

Riddle of (strophic), 63 n.

Dactyl, 24.

Dactylic verse, two-stress, 30;

three-stress, 37;

four-stress, 40;

five-stress, 42;

six-stress, 44;

seven-stress, 46;

eight-stress, 48.

DANIEL: _Care-charmer Sleep_, 291 f.*;

_Civil War_, 99*;

_Defence of Rime_, 33 n.;

_Delia_, 273, 292.

DANTE, _terza rima_ of, 65, 67-69.

DAVENANT: _Gondibert_, 71*, 72.

DAVIES, Sir J.: _Nosce Teipsum_, 73.

Decasyllabic couplet, 174-213;

Chaucer's, 177;

in Elizabethan age, 190;

in the drama, 196-199;

of the romantic poets, 209f., 212;

Saintsbury on qualities of, 194f.

_De Muliere Samaritana_, 253*.

DENHAM: _Against Love_, 63*;

_Cooper's Hill_, 191f.*.

_Deo Gracias_, 96*.

_Deor's Lament_, 62n.

DE QUINCEY, on Milton's verse, 233n.

"Descending rhythm," 25.

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