| DATE | LOCATION | CITATION | TEXT INDEX ENTRY | 1764.01.28 | Providence | CITATION | Lyre, Apollo's, in lyric [beg] Far in a wild retired gloom | 1778.06.11 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyre, engraved on cornelian seal | 1778.06.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyre, engraved on cornelian seal | 1779.10.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Again thy sovereign tyranny's display'd | 1730.02.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Ages our land a barb'rous desert stood | 1743.02.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Amuse the meanest of the vocal throng | 1778.04.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] And so, as I told thee before, my dear wife | 1752.10.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] As late I stray'd on H--m--d's lonsome plain | 1769.08.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Assist my muse, to tune the mournful lyre | 1741.12.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Awake! awake, my slumb'ring muse | 1771.12.27 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Awake my soul; resume the lyre | 1771.04.04 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Bless'd be the fields, renown'd in ancient days | 1783.04.16 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Blest notes of peace! with joy your sound I hear | 1768.04.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Bright o'er the green hills rose the morning ray | 1780.05.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] By various means the tuneful choir | 1767.04.18 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Celestial music (such Jesides' lyre | 1739.07.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Come all ye fair, in sable weeds appear | 1739.07.26 | London | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Come all ye fair, in sable weeds appear | 1775.05.30 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Come inspiration, from thy vernal bow'r | 1775.03.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Come, muses nine, come string my lyre | 1776.09.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Could I on airy pinions soar | 1772.02.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Coxcomb once in Handel's parlour found, A | 1772.03.17 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Coxcomb once in Handel's parlour found, A | 1772.03.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Coxcomb once in Handel's parlour found, A | 1774.01.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Depress'd my muse, unstrung my lyre | 1775.01.13 | London | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Descend ye nine! descend and sing | 1751.05.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Fairest nymph where all are fair | 1781.11.01 | Prussia | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Fierce God of War! to thee I tune my lay | 1783.12.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] For earthly monarchs, in their grandeur vain | 1775.12.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] For thee, bless'd maid, I'll tune the youthful lyre | 1751.03.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Friend, when a rival poem you peruse | 1778.05.30 | France | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] From fair America's insulted coast | 1769.08.12 | Providence | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Genius and learning happily combine | 1782.09.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Great bards divine! attune your willing lyre | 1782.07.27 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Hark! hear Apollo strikes his lyre! | 1761.02.12 | London | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Humble muse, unus'd to rude alarms, An | 1775.03.11 | Ireland | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] If e'er in shady grot or bower | 1760.03.06 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Lo! to new worlds th'advent'rous muse conveys | 1733.03.10 | London | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Long a ago, ere heaving bellows learn'd to blow | 1776.03.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Mourn, mourn, my lyre, in each string | 1767.03.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] No more by Schuylkill's gentle stream | 1767.04.11 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Now may the earth with acclamations ring | 1773.08.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] O thou whose gentle voice and magic lyre | 1770.11.12 | London | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Oh! for a touch of nobler fire | 1751.01.31 | London | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Once could I tune the Sapphic lyre | 1759.12.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Once more we strike the long neglected lyre | 1759.12.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Once more we strike the long neglected lyre | 1769.02.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Open heart, the polish'd mind, The | 1737.12.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Orpheus to seek his wife decreed | 1774.07.21 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Permit a friend in verse devoid of art | 1780.04.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Retirement, nurse of wisdom, hail! | 1778.04.01 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Say-on what hallow'd altar shall I find | 1750.10.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Scarce in an age one twigg of laurel grows | 1772.07.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Science! the source of all our earthly joys | 1746.01.14 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Shall brave New-England's glory fly | 1732.02.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Since, th' am'rous Bard has thus essay'd | 1774.01.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Some seraph teach my daring song to rise | 1769.03.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Sons of Leda, and of Jove I sing | 1725.03.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Stream on my eyes, with generous grief o'er flow | 1773.11.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Strike, my muse, the vocal lyre! | 1770.04.30 | London | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Strike, strike the strings,---a martial strain | 1770.06.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Thou sacred spot! within whose hallow'd deep | 1751.01.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Though long extinguish'd the poetic fire | 1765.06.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Tis done--your patient ear we greet no more | 1774.07.12 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] To music string the vocal lyre | 1766.05.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] To scenes of woe I tune the mourning lyre | 1752.02.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] To stay the barb'rous hand; to check the stride | 1774.01.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] To strike the magic touch the attentive ear | 1772.04.14 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] To thee, incarnate God, I tune the Lyre | 1734.03.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] To thee, my fair, I string the lyre | 1734.04.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] To thee, my fair, I string the lyre | 1734.06.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] To thee, my fair, I string the lyre | 1761.08.20 | London | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Twas at the nectar feast of Jove | 1762.08.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Twas evening mild-the sun's refulgent ray | 1769.11.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Venus the gay, the smiling queen of love | 1771.03.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] What sound seraphic, strikes mine ear! | 1767.05.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] When David mov'd the ark alone | 1762.02.25 | Oxford | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] When first the kingdom to thy virtues due | 1772.05.19 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] When I drain th' oblivious boul | 1772.07.02 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] When late, I view'd Maria's face | 1781.06.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] While many a servile muse her succour lends | 1737.12.15 | London | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] While secret-leaguing nations frown around | 1771.09.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] While suppliant crouds in grateful zeal contend | 1760.02.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Whilst other muses tune the sounding lyre | 1774.10.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Ye mournful bards! Why are your lyres unstrung! | 1783.08.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Ye thoughts of bliss which fir'd my breast | 1783.09.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] Ye thoughts of bliss which fir'd my breast | 1730.08.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in lyric [beg] You ask, Dear Friend, that I resume the lyre | 1755.08.29 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyre, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1755.09.05 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyre, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1755.12.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyre, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1755.12.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyre, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1756.02.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1756.02.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1756.05.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1756.05.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1756.05.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1756.05.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1756.06.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1756.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyre, of Microcosm, described in lyric [beg] In the almighty's pow'r | 1756.03.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, of Microcosm, in lyric [beg] In the almighty's pow'r, how great is man | 1750.06.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyre, of muse, reference in lyric [beg] In this judicious piece, the work of | 1761.11.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyre, of Orpheus, in lyric [beg] Like priests of Baal they crav'd the muses | 1779.04.29 | Providence | CITATION | Lyre, of Timotheus, in lyric [beg] Descend my muse, on airy wings sublime |