Editing John Dryden (section)

==Selected works==
[[File:The Hind and the Panther 1687.jpg|thumb|The title page of ''[[The Hind and the Panther]]'']]
[[File:Alexander's Feast page 6.jpg|thumb|Frontispiece by Richard Savage for a 1904 edition of ''[[Alexander's Feast (Dryden)|Alexander's Feast]]'']]

=== Dramatic works ===
Dates given are (acted/published) and unless otherwise noted are taken from Scott's edition.<ref>{{Cite book|title=The Works of John Dryden|editor=Walter Scott|year=1808|location=London|publisher=William Miller}}</ref>

*''[[The Wild Gallant]], a Comedy'' (1663/1669)
*''[[The Rival Ladies|The Rival Ladies, a Tragi-Comedy]]'' (1663/1664)
*''[[The Indian Queen (play)|The Indian Queen]], a Tragedy'' (1664/1665)
*''[[The Indian Emperour|The Indian Emperor]], or the Conquest of Mexico by the Spaniards'' (1665/)
*''[[The Maiden Queen|Secret Love, or the Maiden Queen]]'' (1667/)
*''[[Sir Martin Mar-all]], or the Feigned Innocence, a Comedy'' (1667/1668)
*''[[The Tempest (1667)|The Tempest]], or the Enchanted Island, a Comedy'' (1667/1670), an adaptation with [[William D'Avenant]] of [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare's]] ''[[The Tempest]]''
*''[[An Evening's Love]], or the Mock Astrologer, a Comedy'' (1668/1668)
*''[[Tyrannick Love]], or the Royal Martyr, a Tragedy'' (1668 or 1669/1670)
*''Almanzor and Almahide, or [[the Conquest of Granada]] by the Spaniards, a Tragedy'', Part I & Part II (1669 or 1670/1672)
*''[[Marriage à la mode (play)|Marriage-a-la-Mode]], a Comedy'' (1673/1673)
*''[[The Assignation]], or Love in a Nunnery, a Comedy'' (1672/1673)
*''[[Amboyna (play)|Amboyna]]; or the Cruelties of the Dutch to the English Merchants, a Tragedy'' (1673/1673)
*''[[The Mistaken Husband]]'' (comedy) (1674/1675)<ref>Authorship is unresolved; not included in Scott.</ref>
*''[[The State of Innocence]], and Fall of Man, an Opera'' (/1674)
*''[[Aureng-Zebe]], a Tragedy'' (1676/1676)
*''[[All for Love (play)|All for Love]], or the World Well Lost, a Tragedy'' (1678/1678)
*''[[Limberham, or the Kind Keeper]], a Comedy'' (/1678)
*''[[Oedipus (play by John Dryden)|Oedipus]], a Tragedy'' (1678 or 1679/1679), an adaptation with [[Nathaniel Lee]] of [[Sophocles]]' ''[[Oedipus]]''
*''[[Troilus and Cressida (Dryden play)|Troilus and Cressida, or Truth found too late, a Tragedy]]'' (/1679)
*''[[The Spanish Friar]], or the Double Discovery'' (1681 or 1682/)
*''[[The Duke of Guise (play)|The Duke of Guise]], a Tragedy'' (1682/1683) with Nathaniel Lee
*''[[Albion and Albanius]], an Opera'' (1685/1685)
*''[[Don Sebastian (play)|Don Sebastian]], a Tragedy'' (1690/1690)
*''[[Amphitryon (Dryden)|Amphitryon]], or the Two Sosias, a Comedy'' (1690/1690)
*''[[King Arthur (opera)|King Arthur]], or the British Worthy, a Dramatic Opera'' (1691/1691)
*''[[Cleomenes, the Spartan Hero|Cleomenes, the Spartan Hero, a Tragedy]]'' (1692/1692)
*''[[Love Triumphant|Love Triumphant, or Nature will prevail, a Tragedy]]'' (1693 or 1694/1693 or 1694)
*''[[The Secular Masque]]'' (1700/1700)

=== Other works ===
[[File:Jacobite broadside - Portrait of Prince James as a young boy cropped.jpg|thumb|The [[James Francis Edward Stuart|infant Prince of Wales]] whose birth Dryden celebrated in ''Britannia Rediviva'']]

*''[[Astraea Redux]]'', 1660
*''[[Annus Mirabilis (poem)|Annus Mirabilis]]'' (poem), 1667
*''[[Essay of Dramatick Poesie|An Essay of Dramatick Poesie]]'', 1668
*''[[Absalom and Achitophel]]'', 1681
*''[[Mac Flecknoe]]'', 1682
*''The Medal'', 1682
*''[[Religio Laici]]'', 1682
*''[[To the Memory of Mr. Oldham]]'', 1684
*''[[Threnodia Augustalis]]'', 1685
*''[[The Hind and the Panther]]'', 1687
*''[[A Song for St. Cecilia's Day]]'', 1687
*''Britannia Rediviva'', 1688, written to mark the birth of [[James Francis Edward Stuart|James, Prince of Wales]].
*''Epigram on Milton'', 1688
*''Creator Spirit, by whose aid'', 1690. Translation of [[Rabanus Maurus]]' [[Veni Creator Spiritus]]<ref>Hatfield, Edwin F., ed., ''The Church Hymn'' book, 1872 (n. 313, pp. 193–94), New York and Chicago</ref>
*''The Works of [[Virgil]]'', 1697
*''[[Alexander's Feast (Dryden)|Alexander's Feast]]'', 1697
*''[[Fables, Ancient and Modern]]'', 1700
*''[[Palamon and Arcite]]''
*''The Art of Satire''