To Mr. Dryden, upon his Translation of the Third Book of Virgil's
Georgics. Pindaric Ode.
A Pindaric Ode on the King, written in the beginning of August 1691; occasioned by the Victory at Aghrim.
To a Painter drawing a Lady's Picture, an Epigram.
Prayer for the King's Safety in the Summer's Expedition in 1692, an
Epigram.
The Court of Death, a Pindaric Poem; dedicated to the Memory of her
Most Sacred Majesty Queen Mary.
The Passion of Byblis, made English from the Ninth Book of Ovid's
Metamorphosis.
The Monument, a Poem; sacred to the Memory of the best, and greatest of Kings, William III.
Britannia Triumphans, or A Poem on the Battle of Blenheim; dedicated to Queen Anne.
On the Accession of King George to the Imperial Crown of Great
Britain.
The following specimen, which is part of a Paraphrase on the Te Deum, serves to shew, that Mr. Dennis wrote with more elegance in Pindaric odes, than in blank verse.