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THEOPHRASTUS.

Stupidity

THOMAS HARMAN'S "Caveat for Cursitors"

A Ruffler

BEN JONSON'S "Every Man out of his Humour" and "Cynthia's Revels"

A Traveller

The True Critic.

The Character of the Persons in "Every Man out of his Humour"

CHARACTER WRITINGS OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY.

Sir THOMAS OVERBURY

A Good Woman

A Very Woman

Her Next Part

A Dissembler

A Courtier

A Golden Ass

A Flatterer

An Ignorant Glory-Hunter

A Timist

An Amorist

An Affected Traveller

A Wise Man

A Noble Spirit

An Old Man

A Country Gentleman

A Fine Gentleman

An Elder Brother

A Braggadocio Welshman

A Pedant

A Serving-Man

An Host

An Ostler

The True Character of a Dunce

A Good Wife

A Melancholy Man

A Sailor

A Soldier

A Tailor

A Puritan

A Mere Common Lawyer

A Mere Scholar

A Tinker

An Apparitor

An Almanac-Maker

A Hypocrite

A Chambermaid

A Precisian

An Inns of Court Man

A Mere Fellow of a House

A Worthy Commander in the Wars

A Vainglorious Coward in Command

A Pirate

An Ordinary Fence

A Puny Clerk

A Footman

A Noble and Retired Housekeeper

An Intruder into Favour

A Fair and Happy Milkmaid

An Arrant Horse-Courser

A Roaring Boy

A Drunken Dutchman resident in England

A Phantastique: An Improvident Young Gallant

A Button-Maker of Amsterdam

A Distaster of the Time

A Mere Fellow of a House

A Mere Pettifogger

An Ingrosser of Corn

A Devilish Usurer

A Waterman

A Reverend Judge

A Virtuous Widow

An Ordinary Widow

A Quack-Salver

A Canting Rogue

A French Cook

A Sexton

A Jesuit

An Excellent Actor

A Franklin

A Rhymer

A Covetous Man

The Proud Man

A Prison

A Prisoner

A Creditor

A Sergeant

His Yeoman

A Common Cruel Jailer

What a Character is

The Character of a Happy Life

An Essay on Valour

JOSEPH HALL

HIS SATIRES--

A Domestic Chaplain

The Witless Gallant


HIS CHARACTERS OF VIRTUES AND VICES

I. Virtues-- Character of the Wise Man Of an Honest Man Of the Faithful Man Of the Humble Man Of a Valiant Man Of a Patient Man Of the True Friend Of the Truly Noble Of the Good Magistrate Of the Penitent The Happy Man II. Vices-- Character of the Hypocrite Of the Busybody Of the Superstitious Of the Profane Of the Malcontent Of the Inconstant Of the Flatterer Of the Slothful Of the Covetous Of the Vainglorious Of the Presumptuous Of the Distrustful Of the Ambitious Of the Unthrift Of the Envious

JOHN STEPHENS

JOHN EARLE

MICROCOSMOGRAPHY----

A Child

A Young Raw Preacher

A Grave Divine

A Mere Dull Physician

An Alderman

A Discontented Man

An Antiquary

A Younger Brother

A Mere Formal Man

A Church-Papist

A Self-Conceited Man

A Too Idly Reserved Man

A Tavern

A Shark

A Carrier

A Young Man

An Old College Butler

An Upstart Country Knight

An Idle Gallant

A Constable

A Downright Scholar

A Plain Country Fellow

A Player

A Detractor

A Young Gentleman of the University

A Weak Man

A Tobacco-Seller

A Pot Poet

A Plausible Man

A Bowl-Alley

The World's Wise Man

A Surgeon

A Contemplative Man

A She Precise Hypocrite

A Sceptic in Religion

An Attorney

A Partial Man

A Trumpeter

A Vulgar-Spirited Man

A Plodding Student

Paul's Walk

A Cook

A Bold Forward Man

A Baker

A Pretender to Learning

A Herald

The Common Singing-Men in Cathedral Churches

A Shopkeeper

A Blunt Man

A Handsome Hostess

A Critic

A Sergeant or Catchpole

A University Dun

A Staid Man

A Modest Man

A Mere Empty Wit

A Drunkard

A Prison

A Serving-Man

An Insolent Man

Acquaintance

A Mere Complimental Man

A Poor Fiddler

A Meddling Man

A Good Old Man

A Flatterer

A High-Spirited Man

A Mere Gull Citizen

A Lascivious Man

A Rash Man

An Affected Man

A Profane Man

A Coward

A Sordid Rich Man

A Mere Great Man

A Poor Man

An Ordinary Honest Man

A Suspicious or Jealous Man


NICHOLAS BRETON

CHARACTERS UPON ESSAYS, MORAL AND DIVINE

Wisdom

Learning

Knowledge

Practice

Patience

Love

Peace

War

Valour

Resolution

Honour

Truth

Time

Death

Faith

Fear


THE GOOD AND THE BAD.

A Worthy King

An Unworthy King

A Worthy Queen

A Worthy Prince

An Unworthy Prince

A Worthy Privy Councillor

An Unworthy Councillor

A Nobleman

An Unnoble Man

A Worthy Bishop

An Unworthy Bishop

A Worthy Judge

An Unworthy Judge

A Worthy Knight

An Unworthy Knight

A Worthy Gentleman

An Unworthy Gentleman

A Worthy Lawyer

An Unworthy Lawyer

A Worthy Soldier

An Untrained Soldier

A Worthy Physician

An Unworthy Physician

A Worthy Merchant

An Unworthy Merchant

A Good Man

An Atheist or Most Bad Man

A Wise Man

A Fool

An Honest Man.

A Knave

An Usurer

A Beggar

A Virgin

A Wanton Woman

A Quiet Woman

An Unquiet Woman

A Good Wife

An Effeminate Fool

A Parasite

A Drunkard

A Coward

An Honest Poor Man

A Just Man

A Repentant Sinner

A Reprobate

An Old Man

A Young Man

A Holy Man

GEOFFREY MINSHULL

ESSAYS AND CHARACTERS OF A PRISON AND PRISONERS

A Character of a Prisoner

HENRY PARROTT [?]

A Scold

A Good Wife

MICROLOGIA, by R. M.

A Player

WHIMZIES, OR A NEW CAST OF CHARACTERS

A Corranto-Coiner

JOHN MILTON

On the University Carrier

WYE SALTONSTALL

PICTURÆ LOQUENTES, OR PICTURES DRAWN FORTH IN CHARACTERS

The Term

DONALD LUPTON

LONDON AND COUNTRY CARBONADOED AND QUARTERED INTO SEVERAL CHARACTERS

The Horse

CHARACTERS PUBLISHED BETWEEN 1642 AND 1646, BY SIR FRANCIS WORTLEY, T. FORD, AND OTHERS

T. Ford's Character of Pamphlets

JOHN CLEVELAND

The Character of a Country Committee-Man, with the Earmark of a Sequestrator

The Character of a Diurnal-Maker

The Character of a London Diurnal

CHARACTERS PUBLISHED BETWEEN 1647 AND 1665

RICHARD FLECKNOE

FIFTY-FIVE ENIGMATICAL CHARACTERS

The Valiant Man

CHARACTERS PUBLISHED BETWEEN 1673 AND 1689

SAMUEL BUTLER

CHARACTERS--

Degenerate Noble, or One that is Proud of his Birth

A Huffing Courtier

A Court Beggar

A Bumpkin or Country

Squire

An Antiquary

A Proud Man

A Small Poet

A Philosopher

A Melancholy Man

A Curious Man

A Herald

A Virtuoso

An Intelligencer

A Quibbler

A Time-Server

A Prater

A Disputant

A Projector

A Complimenter

A Cheat

A Tedious Man

A Pretender

A Newsmonger

A Modern Critic

A Busy Man

A Pedant

A Hunter

An Affected Man

A Medicine-Taker

The Miser

A Swearer

The Luxurious

An Ungrateful Man

A Squire of Dames

An Hypocrite

An Opinionater

A Choleric Man

A Superstitious Man

A Droll

The Obstinate Man

A Zealot

The Overdoer

The Rash Man

The Affected or Formal

A Flatterer

A Prodigal

The Inconstant

A Glutton

A Ribald

A Modern Politician

A Modern Statesman

A Duke of Bucks

A Fantastic

An Haranguer

A Ranter

An Amorist

An Astrologer

A Lawyer

An Epigrammatist

A Fanatic

A Proselyte

A Clown

A Wooer

An Impudent Man

An Imitator

A Sot

A Juggler

A Romance-Writer

A Libeller

A Factious Member

A Play-Writer

A Mountebank

A Wittol

A Litigious Man

A Humourist

A Leader of a Faction

A Debauched Man

The Seditious Man

The Rude Man

A Rabble

A Knight of the Post

An Undeserving Favourite

A Malicious Man

A Knave

CHARACTER WRITING AFTER THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY.

WILLIAM WORDSWORTH

Character of the Happy Warrior



Character Writings of the Seventeenth Century

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