| Menander to Philenia |
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| To Clora |
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| Sonnet to Eliza |
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| Reflections on a lonely Hill, which commanded the prospect of a Burying ground |
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| Lines, supposed to belong to the Invention of Letters |
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| Preface |
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| Masonick Ode |
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| Stanzas, addressed to Thomas Brattle, Esq |
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| Homo sum; humani nihil a me alienum puto |
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| Forensick Disputation, lines in conclusion of |
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