Index:The works of Monsieur de St. Evremond (1728) Vol. 3.pdf

Title	The Works of Monsieur de St. Evremond, Vol. 3
Author	Charles de Saint-Évremond
Translator	Pierre Des Maizeaux
Year	1728
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VOL. III

HE Character of the Marefchal de Tu. RENNE. P: 1. A Parallel between the Prince of CONDI and M. de TURENNE, as to what re- I I lates to War. A Letter to the Marquis of SA ISSAC in the Name of the Dutchefs of MAZARIN. 15 A Billet to the Dutchefs of MAZARIN; You com- manded me to write, &c. 16 An Anfwer to the Pleading of Mr. ERARD on be- half of the Duke of MAZARIN, against the Dutchefs his Wife. 17 A Billet to the Dutchefs of MAZARIN; Three words of your Letter, &c. To the fame; I fhould never be eafy, &c. To the fame; Old men don't fleep, &c. 36 37 38 A Letter to Madam DE L'ENCLOS; I have been enquiring after you, &c. ibid. An Anfwer to the Judgment of the Abbot RENAU- DOT, upon Mr. BAYLE'S Hiftorical and Critical Dictionary. 43. 4I A Billet to the Dutchefs of MAZARIN; If I can be of any fervice to you, &c. To the fame; The pleasure of feeing you, &c. 44 To the fame; As all the world gives you fruit,&c. ib. To the fame; There is an Express arrived, &c. ib. A Letter from Madam de L'ENCLOS to Monfieur DE ST.EVREMOND; I learn with pleasure,&c. 45 a 2 A iv THE CONTENTS. A Letter to Madam DE L'ENCLOS; I have a fen- fible pleafure, &c. 46 Madam DE L'ENCLOS's Anfwer to Monfieur DE ST. EVREMOND; How could you imagine, &c. 48 A Billet to the Dutchefs of MAZARIN; You will be fo kind, &c. 50 A Letter from Madam DE L'ENCLOS, to Monfieur DE ST. EVREMOND; I have fent an Answer, &c. ibid. 52. A Billet to the Dutchefs of MAZARIN; My Lord Duke of DEVONSHIRE, &C. To the fame; My Lord GODOLPHIN, &C. To the fame; 'Tis too long, &c. 53. ibid. A Letter from Madam DE L'ENCLOS, to Monfieur DE ST. EVREMOND; The Abbé Du Bois, &c. 54 Monfieur DE ST. EVREMOND's Anfwer to Madam DE L'ENCLOS; I never faw any Letter, &c. 55 A Billet to the Dutchefs of MAZARIN; The dread- ful Retirement, &c. 57 A Letter from Madam DE L'ENCLOS, to Monfieur DE ST. EVREMOND; The Count de CLEREMBAUT, &c. 58 A Letter to Dr. SILVESTRE ; The Dutchess of MAZARIN is fo much indifpofed, &c. 59 A Letter from Madam DE L'ENCLOS, to Monfieur DE ST. EVREMOND; How great a lofs have you fuftain'd, &c. 61. A Letter from the fame, to Monfieur de St. EVRE- MOND; Your Letter bath fill'd me, &c. 62 Monfieur DE ST. EVREMOND's Anfwer to Madam DE L'ENCLOS; The laft Letter I receive, &c. 64. A Letter from Monfieur DE ST. EVREMOND, to the Marquis DE CANAPLES; I know not, Sir, &c. 66 A Letter from Madam DE L'ENCLOS, to Monfieur DE ST. EVREMOND; Wit is very dangerous in Friendship, &c. 67 A Letter to my Lord MONTAGUE; No perfon can be more fenfible, &c. 68 A r n THE CONTENTS. V A Billet to Mr. DES MAIZEAUX; I return you the Book, &c. A Letter to my Lord GALLWAY. 69 70 A Billet to Dr. SILVESTRE ; Be fatisfy'd, &c. 73 To the fame; If my new Infirmities, &c. 74 A Letter to Prince MAURICE D'AUVERGNE. 75 A Letter to Mr.DES MAIZEAUX; I am forry,&c. 76 A Letter from Mr. DES MAIZEAUX, to Monfieur DE ST. EVREMOND, concerning the Romance of the Rofe. 80 A Billet to Madam DE LA PERRINE; I fend to fee whether the fatigue, &c. 89 A Letter to Dr. SILVESTRE; You cannot imagine the joy I was in, &c. ABillet to Madam DE LA PERRINE; I thought, &c.91 A Billet to Dr. SILVESTRE; 'Tis about ten years ago, &c. 90 92 A Billet to Madam DE LA PERRINE; Monfieur ROUVIERE bath obtain'd, &c. 93 A Letter to Count MAGA LOTTI, Counfellor of State to his Royal Highnefs the Great Duke of Tufcany; How happy are you, Sir, &c. 93 The Character of Monfieur DE ST. EVREMOND, by Dr. CHETWOOD. 96 The Character of Monfieur DE ST. EVREMOND, by Mr. DRYDEN. 98 A Collection of the beft Pieces attributed to Monfieur DE ST. EVREMOND. Memoirs of the Dutchefs of MAZARIN. 105 A Letter containing the Pitture and Character of the Dutchefs of MAZARIN. 168 Reflections upon Eloquence, or a Fragment of PETRONIUS. The Ephefian Matron. Of the true Ufe of Life. 177 197 207 Chap. I. That a man ought diligently to apply him- felf to the Search of Happiness, fince it is in bis

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power vi THE CONTENTS: power to augment his Pleafures, and leffen his Miferies. Chap. II. Of the Existence of God. ibid. 211 Chap. III. That we ought to reftrain the Violence of our Appetites, by confidering the true worth of those things we defire. 217 Chap. IV. Of Reputation. 219 Chap. V. Of Vexations and Difpleafures. 223 Chap. VI. Of Pleasures. 231 Of the true and falfe Beauty of ingenious Writings. 239 Chap. I. Some Rules to write well, and to judge well of the Authors and their Writings. ibid. Chap. II. Of the Cleannefs of Expreffion. 248 Chap. III. Of the Exactness of Reasoning. Of Study and Converfation. 257 267 Of Friendſhip. 273 Reflections upon the Doctrine of EPICURUS. 279 Maxim, That we ought never to be wanting to our Friends. 324 330 A Fragment out of the Hiftory of ATALANTA, out of ÆLIAN's Var. Hift. 1. 13. c. 1. Obfervations on what is neceffary to direct a young Man how to enter with advantage upon the Theatre of the World, and there to fupport him. felf with Honour. 335 Reflections upon what Meaſures a man fhould take to live happy. Of Logick. 343 346 Of Moral Philofophy. 347 Maxims of Morality. 349 The Character of a Man of Honour. 351 Maxims for the Ufe of Life. 355 The Charms of Friendſhip. 360 Thoughts upon feveral Subjects. 381 Reflections upon the Truth of our Defects. 384 Advice how to regulate our Studies. 385

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