Thomas Cooke
1703 – 1756
Books
- The works of Hesiod translated from the Greek
- The tryal of Hercules
- Terence's comedies
- Marlborough
- An epistle to the Right Honourable the Countess of Shaftesbury
- An ode on benevolence
- An ode on poetry, painting, and sculpture
- An ode on beauty, to which are prefixed some observations on taste, and on the present state of poetry in England ...
- The bays miscellany, or Colley [Cibber] triumphant
- The battle of the poets, or, The contention for the laurel
- A demonstration of the Will of God by the light of nature
- Immortality reveal'd
- An ode on beauty
- The mournful nuptials; or, Love the cure of all woes
- An ode on martial virtue
- An ode on pleasure
- The triumphs of love and honour
- Pythagoras, an ode
- A Hymn to liberty
- A rhapsody on virtue and pleasure
- Mr. Cooke's original poems, with imitations and translations of several select passages of the antients
Author data: Open Library