Elkanah Settle
Active Years
Min year: 1666, Max year: 1791, Max count: 9
As Author
- 1666: Mare clausum: or A ransack for the Dutch
- 1667: An elegie on the late fire and ruines of London by E. Settle
- 1671: Cambyses King of Persia
- 1672: Cambyses, King of Persia
- 1673: The empress of Morocco·
- 1674: Notes and observations on the Empress of Morocco revised
- 1674: Carmen encomiasticum or, an elogium consecreated to the right honourable Sir Robert Viner
- 1675: Love and revenge
- 1675: Cambyses King of Persia
- 1676: The conquest of China, by the Tartars
- 1677: Ibrahim the illustrious Bassa
- 1677: The prologue to Pastor fido, spoken by Mr. Edward Lambert. The epilogue to Pastor fido, spoken by Sir Walter Ernle, Barronet
- 1677: Pastor fido: or, The faithful shepherd
- 1678: Londons drollery: or, The love and kindness between the Pope and the Devil
- 1679: Londons defiance to Rome
- 1680: The life and death of Major Clancie, the grandest cheat of this age·
- 1680: An heroick poem on the Right Honourable, Thomas Earl of Ossory
- 1680: The female prelate
- 1680: Fatal love: or, The forc'd inconstancy
- 1681: The character of a popish successour
- 1681: A vindication of The character of a popish successor
- 1681: The character of a popish successour
- 1681: The character of a popish successour
- 1682: Absalom Senior: or, Achitophel transpros'd
- 1682: To His Grace Christopher Duke of Albemarle, &c. lately elected Chancellour of the University of Cambridge
- 1682: The heir of Morocco
- 1682: Absalom Senior: or, Achitophel transpos'd
- 1682: A Pindarick poem, to His Grace Christopher Duke of Albemarle, &c. lately elected chancellour of the University of Cambridge
- 1682: A prologue by Mr. Settle to his new play, called The Emperor of Morocco, with the life of Gayland
- 1683: A narrative
- 1683: A nevv song sung before the loyal livery-men
- 1683: Animadversions on the last speech and confession of the late William Lord Russel·
- 1683: Remarks on Algernoon Sidney's paper, delivered to the sherriffs at his execution.
- 1683: A panegyrick on the loyal and honourable Sir George Jefferies Lord Chief Justice of England. By E. Settle
- 1683: A supplement to The narrative
- 1683: A narrative
- 1683: Animadversions on the last speech and confession of the late William, Lord Russel
- 1683: Animadversions on the last speech and confession of the late William Lord Russel·
- 1684: The song sung to the loyal-feast in Westminster-hall, July, the 10th. 1684
- 1684: A panegyrick, upon my Lord Chief Justice Jeffryes his picture·
- 1684: The present state of England in relation to popery
- 1684: The present state of England in relation to popery
- 1685: An heroick poem on the coronation of the high and mighty monarch, James II. King of England, &c. By E. Settle
- 1685: An heroick poem on the coronation of the high and mighty monarch, James II. King of England, &c. By E. Settle
- 1687: Clancie's cheats, or The life and death of Major Clancie, the grandest cheat of this age
- 1687: The empress of Morocco·
- 1687: Reflections on several of Mr. Dryden's plays·
- 1688: An epilogue to the French midwife's tragedy
- 1688: Insignia Batavię: or, The Dutch trophies display'd
- 1689: The female prelate
- 1689: Pastor fido: or, the faithful shepherd
- 1689: The female prelate
- 1689: A view of the times
- 1689: Pastor fido: or, The faithful shepherd
- 1689: The female prelate
- 1691: Distress'd innocence: or, The Princess of Persia
- 1691: The triumphs of London
- 1692: The notorious impostor, or the history of the life of William Morrell, alias Bowyer, sometime of Banbury, chirurgeon
- 1692: Some select songs as they are sung in the Fairy queen
- 1692: The triumphs of London
- 1692: The second part of the notorious impostor
- 1692: The dialogue in the last opera, call'd the Fairy queen
- 1692: Cambyses King of Persia
- 1693: The new Athenian comedy
- 1693: The triumphs of London
- 1693: The triumphs of London
- 1694: Pastor fido: or, The faithful shepherd
- 1694: Ibrahim the illustrious Bassa
- 1694: The compleat memoirs of the life of that notorious impostor Will. Morrell
- 1694: The heir of Morocco, with the death of Gayland
- 1694: The ambitious slave: or, a generous revenge
- 1694: The triumphs of London
- 1695: A funeral tear, to the memory of the Honourable Capt. James Killigrew
- 1695: Augusta lachrymans: a funeral tear, to the memory of the worth and honour'd Michael Godfrey, Esq
- 1695: Sacellum Apollinare
- 1695: The triumphs of London
- 1697: The world in the moon
- 1697: Sung by Mrs: Temple, set by Mr: Ieremiah Clark
- 1697: The world in the moon
- 1697: Songs in the new opera, call'd the World in the moon
- 1697: Sung by Mrs. Cross
- 1697: The single songs in the new opera, call'd, The world in the moon
- 1698: A defence of dramatick poetry
- 1698: The Empress of Morocco
- 1698: A farther defence of dramatick poetry
- 1698: A defence of dramatick poetry
- 1698: Glory's resurrection
- 1699: Augusta lacrimans
- 1699: The triumphs of London
- 1699: A congratulatory poem to the right honourable the Earl of Albemarle, captain of His Majesty's first troop of guards by E. Settle
- 1700: Carmen natalitium
- 1700: The triumphs of London, for the inauguration of the Right Honourable Sir Thomas Abney
- 1700: Sacellum honoris
- 1700: A corolla ad coronam: a funeral tear to . . . Duke of Bedford
- 1701: The virgin prophetess
- 1701: The scaffold lately erected in Westminster-Hall
- 1701: The scaffold lately erected in Westminster-Hall
- 1701: Minerva triumphans. The muses essay, to the honour of that generous foundation the Cotton library at Westminster, as it is now given to the publick, confirm'd by Act of Parliament. By E. Settle.
- 1701: The triumphs of London, for the inauguration of the Right Honourable Sir William Gore
- 1701: The musical entertainments in The virgin prophetess; or, the fate of Troy. A new opera. Perform'd at the Theatre Royal. Composed by Mr. Finger
- 1702: Cassandra: or, the virgin prophetess
- 1702: Eusebia triumphans
- 1702: Spes Hunsdoniana
- 1702: Carmen irenicum
- 1704: Eusebia triumphans
- 1704: A funeral tear
- 1705: Eusebia triumphans
- 1705: Eusehia [sic] triumphans
- 1706: Fears and dangers, fairly display'd
- 1706: Fears and dangers, fairly display'd
- 1707: The siege of Troy
- 1707: Virtuti sacellum
- 1707: Carmen irenicum
- 1707: The siege of Troy
- 1707: The siege of Troy
- 1707: Carmen irenicum
- 1707: Augusta triumphans. Ramilly and Turin, or a hymn to victory
- 1708: Threnodium Apollinare. A funeral poem to the memory of Dr. Edward Tyson late physician to the hospitals of Bethlem and Bridewel. By E. Settle
- 1708: Honori sacellum. A funeral poem, to the memory of William Duke of Devonshire.
- 1708: Threnodium Apollinare. A funeral poem to the memory of the Right Honourable Henry Hare baron of Colerane. By E. Settle
- 1708: Memorię fragranti
- 1708: The triumphs of London for the inauguration of the Right Honourable Sir Charles Duncombe, Knight. Lord Mayor of the City of London. Containing The Description (and also the Sculptures) of the Pageants, and the whole Solemnity of the Day. Performed on Friday the 29th of October, Anno 1708. All set forth at the proper Cost and Charge of the Honourable Company of Goldsmiths. Published by Authority
- 1708: The siege of Troy
- 1709: Thalia triumphans
- 1709: Eusebia triumphans
- 1709: Virtuti sacellum
- 1709: Augusta Lacrymans
- 1709: Honori sacellum. A funeral poem to the memory of the Honourable Henry Thynne, Esq;
- 1710: Thalia lacrimans
- 1711: Threnodia apollinaris
- 1711: Memorię fragranti
- 1711: Augusta triumphans
- 1711: Eusebia triumphans
- 1711: Eusebia triumphans
- 1711: A pindaric poem, on the propagation of the Gospel in foreign parts
- 1711: The city-Ramble
- 1711: Honori sacellum. A funeral poem to the memory of the most noble John Duke of Newcastle
- 1712: Virtuti sacellum: a funeral poem. To the memory of the Honourable Sir Edmund Harrison Kt. By E. Settle
- 1712: Threnodia hymenęa
- 1712: Augusta Lacrimans
- 1712: The character of a popish successor
- 1712: Threnodia hymenęa
- 1712: Threnodia apollinaris
- 1712: Honori sacellum
- 1713: Irene triumphans
- 1713: Irene triumphans
- 1713: Threnodia hymenęa
- 1713: Memorię fragranti
- 1714: Augusta lacrimans
- 1714: Honori sacellum. A funeral poem to the memory of the Right Honourable Robert Ld. Tamworth
- 1714: Augusta triumphans
- 1714: Threnodia britannica
- 1714: Thalia lacrimans
- 1714: Honori sacellum
- 1714: Carmen natalitium
- 1715: Rebellion display'd
- 1715: Threnodia apollinaris
- 1715: Eusebia triumphans
- 1715: Thalia triumphans
- 1715: The siege of Troy
- 1715: Thalia triumphans
- 1715: Thalja triumphans
- 1715: Eusebia triumphans
- 1716: Virtuti sacellum
- 1716: Thalia triumphans
- 1716: Augusta lacrimans
- 1717: Honori sacellum
- 1717: The eucharist
- 1717: Thalia triumphans
- 1717: The eucharist
- 1718: Augusta Lacrimans
- 1718: Thalia triumphans
- 1718: The entertainments, set to musick, for the comic-dramatick opera, called, The lady's triumph. Written by Mr. Theobald, and set to musick by Mr. Galliard
- 1718: The lady's triumph; a comi-dramatic opera: as it is now perform'd at the Theatre in Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. With all the entertainments of musick, and the whole description of the scenes and machinary, &c. By E.S
- 1718: The lady's triumph
- 1719: Augusta lacrimans
- 1719: Thalia triumphans
- 1719: Threnodia apollinaris
- 1720: Virtuti sacellum
- 1720: The right of sovereigns, with the popular argument of kings de facto, and kings de jure, set at full light. In a dialogue between a citizen and a country-man
- 1721: Thalia triumphans
- 1721: Honori sacellum. The muses congratulatory address
- 1721: Thalia triumphans
- 1722: Thalia triumphans
- 1722: Threnodia britannica
- 1723: The siege of Troy
- 1723: Threnodia apollinaris
- 1723: Threnodia apollinaris
- 1728: The siege of Troy
- 1788: The siege of Troy
- 1791: The siege of Troy
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