Aaron, references to, in Psalms, 44: 239 (l. 20), 44: 267 (l. 6), 44: 276 (l. 26), 44: 278 (l. 16); beard of, 44: 314 (l. 2); and the golden calf, 437 (40 _ I); breast-plate of, 4: 150, 4: 384; Calvin on, 39: 42; Browning on, 42: 1099; Mohammed on, 45: 911p. 117
Abaddon, Hebrew for destruction, 44: 114; Milton on, 4: 411p. 117
Abano, Pietro d', 19: 211p. 117
Abas, in the JENEID, 13: 77, 13: 327, 13: 336p. 117
Abascantius, L. Satrius, 9: 361p. 117
Abbagliato, Dante on, 20: 122p. 117
Abbati, Bocca degli, 20: 133p. 117
Abbondio, Don, in THE BETROTHED, meets the bravoes, 21: 9–15; character and times of, 21: 16–20; tells Perpetua his mishap, 21: 21–24; plans to put Renzo off, 21: 25–26; with Renzo, 21: 27–30; owns truth to Renzo, 21: 31–33; his fever, 21: 33–34; on night of Renzo's intended marriage, 21: 115–120, 21: 127; ordered to go to Lucia, 21: 368–373; with the Unnamed on the way, 21: 373–379; returns with Lucia, 21: 380–388; complained of, by Agnese, 21: 398; with the Cardinal, 21: 407–409; reprimanded by Cardinal, 21: 415–425; during German invasion, 21: 472–481, 21: 487–491; at castle of U n named, 21: 493–495; returns home, 21: 496–499; with Renzo on latter's return, 21: 547–550; anxieties about marrying Renzo, 21: 621–622, 21: 627–630; consents to perform ceremony, 21: 631–633; advises Marquis how to aid lovers, 21: 633–636p. 117
Abbott, T. K., translator of Kant, 32: 297p. 117
Abbott, Capt., at Gettysburg, 43: 385, 43: 387p. 117
Abdallah ibn Umm Mak tum, 45: 885 n.p. 117
Abd-El-Melik, 16: 296, 16: 297, 16: 324p. 117
Abd-Es-Samad, the sheik, 16: 299, 16: 324p. 117
Abdication, Rousseau on right of, 34: 220p. 117
Abdiel, in PARADISE LOST, rebukes Satan, 4: 201–202; leaves the rebel angels, 4: 203; arrival among the faithful, 4: 204–205; cm - bat with Satan, 4: 207–209; in the battle, 4: 213; Bagehot on Milton's, 28: 197–198p. 117
Abel and Cain, Milton on, 4: 330; M o ham me d on, 45: 997; taken from Limbo by Christ, 20: 18; and the tree of Eve, 35: 186p. 117
Abelard, Carlyle on, 25: 362–363p. 117
ABERFELDY, THE BIRKS OF, 6: 277–278p. 117
Aberrant species, 11: 448–449p. 117→ Inventory
Abiathar, Winthrop on, 43: 94p. 117
ABIDE WITH M E, 45: 566–567p. 117
A bi hu, Browning on, 42: 1099p. 117
Ability, Penn on, worldly, 1: 374–377; with humility, 1: 392 (l. 247); M. Aurelius on low natural, 2: 223 (l. 5), 2: 252 (l. 67), 2: 255 (l. 8); generally accompanied by frankness, 3: 17; certain to make itself felt, 5: 286–287p. 117→ Inventory
Abime, the Saracen, 49: 148–149p. 117
Abimelech, and David, 44: 181p. 117
Abindarraez, story of, 14: 44p. 117
Abishag, reference to, 41: 486p. 117
Abolitionism, Lowell on, 28: 446p. 117
Abortion, Hippocrates on, 38: 3p. 117→ Inventory
ABOU BEN ADHEM, 41: 870–871p. 117
Abra, Pompeia's maid, 12: 271–272p. 117
Abraham, Milton on, 4: 344–345; and Ephron, 10: 30; Bunyan on, 15: 106, 15: 237–238; and Sarah, 36: 272; Paul on, 36: 352; the covenant with, 44: 275 (l. 9); Stephen on, 44: 435–436 (l. 2-8); Mohammed on, 45: 904, 45: 910–911, 45: 955, 45: 980; and Iblis, 45: 952; Pascal on, 48: 164 (l. 502), 48: 198, 48: 201, 48: 203, 48: 216 (l. 644), 48: 284 (l. 822), 48: 298; taken from Limbo, 20: 18p. 117
Abraxa, early name of Utopia, 36: 172p. 117
Abridgments, Swift on, 27: 110p. 117→ Inventory
Abriorix, Gaulish chief, 12: 284p. 117
Abrotonon, mother of Themistocles, 12: 5p. 117
Absalom, and David, 20: 118; Psalm when David fled from, 44: 146–147; Bunyan on, 15: 309; David's grief for, 15: 418p. 117
Abscesses, antiseptic treatment of, 38: 263–265p. 117→ Inventory
ABSENCE, by Landor, 41: 899p. 118
ABSENCE, PRESENT IN, 40: 313p. 118
Absence, Lovelace on, 40: 356; Confucius on, 44: 29–30p. 118
Absentees, taxation of, 10: 535p. 118→ Inventory
Absolutes, Plato on knowledge of, 2: 64–66; participation in, 2: 93–96; further remarks on, 2: 96–98; Schiller on search for, 32: 238; Mazzini on, ' 379p. 118→ Inventory
Absolution, Luther on unjust, 36: 276; Pascal on, 48: 304 (l. 870)p. 118
Abstemiousness, Pliny on, 9: 297–298p. 118→ Inventory
Abstinence, Comus on folly of, 4: 63–64; Hindu doctrine of, 45: 866–867p. 118→ Inventory
Abstract ideas, Plato on, 2: 63–66; Epictetus on, 2: 157 (l. 109); Schiller on, 32: 238; Rousseau on, 34: 250–251; Berkeley on, 37: 212; Hume on, 37: 411, 37: 413–414 n.p. 118→ Inventory
Abstract names, Hobbes on, 34: 328p. 118→ Inventory
Abstract philosophy, Hume on, 37: 290–298, 37: 350p. 118→ Inventory
Abstract reasoning, Hume on, 37: 412, 37: 418p. 118→ Inventory
Abstract sciences, Pascal on, 58-9 ( i, 44)p. 118
Absurdities, Hobbes on, 34: 333–334p. 118→ Inventory
ABT VOGLER, 42: 1100–1102p. 118
Abu - l - Abbas E l - K hid r, 16: 323p. 118
Abuses, Sidney on, 27: 35; Luther on, 36: 309; Dryden on, 39: 174; Pascal on, 48: 314 (l. 916)p. 118→ Inventory
Abyssinia, salt as money in, 10: 28p. 118
Academic philosophy, Hume on, 37: 319–320, 37: 407–420p. 118→ Inventory
Academics, St. Augustine on the, 7: 73–74; on nature, 39: 109p. 118→ Inventory
Academy, Milton's design of an, 3: 239–247p. 118→ Inventory
Academy of Plato, 2: 3; first formed by Cimon, 28: 40–41; Milton on, 4: 401; Newman on, 28: 57p. 118
Acadie, A Tale of, see Evangelinep. 118
Acamacari, town of, 33: 360p. 118
Acception of persons, 34: 409p. 118
Accius, works of, lost, 27: 344p. 118
Acclimatisation, Darwin on, 11: 144–147p. 118
Accolti, Benedetto, 31: 73p. 118
Accomplishments, Locke on, 37: 170p. 118→ Inventory
Accorso, Francesco, 20: 64p. 118
Accounting, as part of female education, 1: 93; importance of punctual, 1: 98; Locke on knowledge and practise of, 37: 178–179p. 118→ Inventory
Accuracy, essential to beauty, 5: 210; Hume on, 37: 292–293; Goethe on, 39: 256p. 118→ Inventory
Accusations, kill innocent names, 18: 335; Bentham on public, 27: 241; in law, Hobbes on, 34: 399–400; of children, 37: 90; Calvin on, 39: 28p. 118→ Inventory
Accusers, false, in ancient Rome, 9: 296p. 118→ Inventory
Acelin, Count, 49: 100, 49: 180p. 118
Acestes, King of Sicily, 13: 92; welcomes j&ieas, 13: 179; at games, 13: 180; the arrow of, 13: 195–196p. 118
Acetate of lead, under voltaic current, 30: 129 n.p. 118
Acevedo, Pietro de, on bravoes, 21: 12p. 118
Ach<emenides, 13: 148–149p. 118
Achaia, Pliny on, 9: 332p. 118
Achaicus, 45: 514 (l. 17)p. 118
Achan, Dante on, 20: 228; Vane on, 43: 129p. 118
Achates, faithful, 13: 77; references to, 13: 79, 13: 84, 13: 93, 13: 96, 13: 145, 13: 208, 13: 283p. 118
Acheloos River, Herodotus on, 33: 11p. 118
Acheron, Plato on the, 2: 108–109; sooty flag of, 4: 60; Milton on the, 4: 123; blood-bedabbled peak of, 8: 453; Virgil on, 13: 211, 13: 217; Dante on the, 20: 15, 20: 60; Homer on the, 22: 143; Burke on exhalation of, 24: 72; see xiii, 215p. 118
Acherusian Lake, 2: 108, 2: 109p. 118
Achievement, Browning on, 42: 1096p. 118
Achillas, and Caesar, 12: 304–305p. 118
Achilles, Socrates on, 2: 17; and Patroclus, 3: 318; 32: 77; 46: 28; Milton on wrath of, 4: 260; heel of, 5: 92; Dryden on, 13: 8, 13: 14, 13: 26–27; 39: 158; father of Pyrrhus, and Priam, 13: 118; imitated by Alexander, 36: 50; brought up by Chiron, 36: 57; flight from Chiron, 20: 180; in Dante's Hell, 20: 22; javelin of, 20: 127; his quarrel with Ulysses, 22: 101; Homer on death and funeral of, 22: 320–322; in Hades, 22: 156–158, 22: 320; Burke on, 24: 127; To m Brown on, 27: 313; Shelley on Homer's, 27: 336; and the twenty-five cities, 35: 233; and the captivep. 118
Achillini, and King Louis, 21: 466p. 119
Achoriens, More on the, 36: 159p. 119
Acilius, friend of Pliny, 9: 240; soldier of Ca:sar, 12: 277p. 119
A cm on, in the ALNEID, 13: 326p. 119
Acoetes, servant of Pallas, 13: 356, 13: 358p. 119
Aconcagua, volcano of, 29: 257, 29: 295–296; height of, 29: 250p. 119
Aconteus, in the JEUEID, 13: 378p. 119
Acoustics, in NEW ATLANTIS, 3: 178p. 119
Acquiescence, Burns on, 6: 68; Emerson's doctrine of, 5: 60, 5: 147–148; Epictetus on, 2: 126 (l. 26,29), 2: 130 (l. 37), 2: 136 (l. 58), 2: 138 (l. 61), 2: 143 (l. 71), 2: 148 (l. 84), 2: 164 (l. 131), 2: 165 (l. 133,134), 2: 167 (l. 138,139), 2: 172 (l. 152), 2: 174 (l. 159,160), 2: 179–180 (l. 184), 2: 180 (l. 186); Hume on doctrine of, 37: 368; Jesus on, 41: 490–491; Job on, 44: 73 (l. 10); Kempis on, 7: 276, 7: 278–279, 7: 301, 7: 303, 7: 317–319; M. Aurelius on, 2: 204 (l. 17), 2: 211 (l. 16), 2: 216 (l. 23), 2: 218 (l. 34), 2: 224 (l. 8), 2: 226 (l. 10), 2: 229 (l. 27), 2: 240 (l. 44), 2: 248 (l. 41), 2: 249–250 (l. 51,54), 2: 250 (l. 58), 2: 258 (l. 32), 2: 262 (l. 50), 2: 269 (l. 28), 2: 279 (l. 14), 2: 281 (l. 28), 2: 286 (l. 6), 2: 297 (l. 14); Pascal's doctrine, 48: 340–341, 48: 352, 48: 372–373; Pascal on Epictetus's doctrine, 48: 338; Pope on, 40: 411, 40: 414–415; Raleigh on, 39: 97–98; Rousseau on, 34: 279–280; Tennyson on, 42: 1020; Thackeray on, 42: 1059–1060p. 119→ Inventory
Acrasia, the enchantress, 39: 64p. 119
Acron, death of, 13: 346p. 119
Acropolis, propylaea of the, 12: 50–51p. 119
Acta Sanctorum, Carlyle on, 5: 456–457p. 119
Actseon, son of Autonoe, 8: 427; and Artemis, 8: 381; reference to, 47: 714 n.p. 119
Actilius, Caxton on, 39: 15p. 119
Actinism, 28: 418p. 119→ Inventory
Action ; Demosthenes on, 3: 31; the value of, to the scholar, 5: 12–15; Kant on principles of, 32: 325–350; two ways of, 39: 117; Longfellow on, 42: 1264, 42: 1265; Hindu doctrine of, 45: 795, 45: 799–801, 45: 805–806, 45: 809–810, 45: 813, 45: 866–868; Webster on want of, 47: 757; Pascal on necessity of, 48: 51 (l. 131); sources of, 48: 115 (l. 334); and love, 48: 416; see Acts, Activityp. 119
Action and reaction, see Polarityp. 119
Actium, battle of, 12: 371–375; Bacon on, 3: 79; Dryden on Antony at, 18: 32–33; Virgil on, 13: 290–291p. 119
Actius, razor of, 3: 315p. 119
Activity, Cicero on, 9: 51; Epictetus on, and meditation, 2: 125; M. Aurelius on, 2: 268 (l. 16); Hindu Krishna on, 45: 799; man prone to shirk, 19: 21; in perceptions, 37: 214–215p. 119→ Inventory
Actor, the lance of, 13: 392p. 119
Actors, attitude of, toward the drama, 19: 10, 19: 12, 19: 14–15; as teachers, 19: 29; high rewards of, reason for, 10: 109; Lamb on, 27: 300–308; legal, 34: 413–415; Montaigne on, 32: 70; Shakespeare on, 46: 139–140, 46: 147–148; Voltaire on, 34: 152–153p. 119→ Inventory
Acts, better than knowledge, 15: 85; 32: 59; 44: 9 (l. 24), 44: 370 (l. 47-9); better than words, 2: 177 (l. 175), 2: 279 (l. 16), 2: 288 (l. 15); Browning on, and intentions, 42: 1071; Confucius on, and words, 44: 8 (l. 13), 44: 14 (l. 24), 44: 15–16 (l. 9), 44: 48 (l. 29); consequences of, I D 5 (505); effect of, on faculties and habits, 2: 144 (l. 75); explain them selves, 5: 67; carry own rewards, 5: 90, 5: 289; hidden, most noble, 48: 62 (l. 159); Hindu doctrine of, 45: 867–868; Hume on, and motives, 37: 353–360, 37: 362 n., 37: 365–366; Kant on moral worth of, 32: 308–315, 32: 349–350; Kempis on judgment of, 7: 296; kind of words, 5: 164; not motives, to be judged, 25: 36; our angels, 5: 59; our epochs, 18: 421; our only possessions, 45: 676; religiousness of, 45: 864; unsocial, 2: 269 (l. 23)p. 119→ Inventory
ACTS OF THE APOSTLES, authorship of, 44: 352, 44: 423–486; editorial remarks on, 44: 422p. 119
Acts of setUement, succession, etc.; see Settlement, Successionp. 119
Adam, awakening of, 4: 180–181; 4: 250; Bacon on fall of, 39: 128; Bagehot on Milton's, 28: 196; Browne on, 3: 274, 3: 291, 3: 317; Burns on, 6: 142; Chaucer on, 40: 46; confesses his sin and is judged, 4: 294–296; creation explained to, 4: 248; inquiries of, on creation, 4: 228–230, 4: 240; curse of, 36: 332; Dante on, 20: 398–399; earth, kingdoms of, seen by, in vision, 4: 328–329; Eden, departure of, from, 4: 356–358; Eden, Life in, described by, 4: 250–256; Eden, loss of, dreaded by, 4: 326–327; Eden, sentenced to leave, 4: 321–322; Eve, accused by, 4: 287–290; Eve, discourse with, on laboring apart, 4: 265–270; Eve, love of, for, 4: 256–259; Eve, meeting of, with, 4: 255–256; Eve, supper of, with, 4: 163; Eve, tree of, and, 35: 186; Eve, wrath of, at, 4: 312–314; fall of, through own fault, 4: 291; future, vision of, by, 4: 329–355; HAMLET, mentions of, in, 46: 191; hides from God, 4: 293; Hobbes on language of, 34: 323; labors of, 4: 186; Lamb on pictures of, 27: 312 n.; lament of, 4: 309–312; Luther on, 36: 361; Michael, meeting of, with, 4: 324–325; morning hymn, 4: 184–186; Omens, evil, seen by, 4: 323–324; PARADISE LOST, Description of, in, 4: 162–163; supper with Eve, 4: 163; Pascal on state of, 48: 184 (l. 560); prayers relieve, 4: 322–323; Raphael discourses with, 4: 192–194; Raphael parts with, 4: 259–260; Raphael welcomed by, 4: 188–190; rest suggested by, 4: 170; retires to rest with Eve, 4: 173; saved by Christ, 20: 18; his place in Paradise, 20: 422; Saviour promised to, 48: 215–216; stars, discourse of, on, 4: 171; stars, inquiries of, on, 4: 244; submission advised by, 4: 317–318; tree of knowledge, described to Eve by, 4: 165; wisdom of, 20: 340; Eve tempts, 4: 282–287; waking, accuses Eve, 4: 287–290p. 119
Adam and Eve, Woolman on, 1: 214p. 120
Adam and Eve's Pools, 3: 170p. 120
Adam the First, and his daughters, 15: 73p. 120
Adam o of Brescia, 20: 124; Sinon of Troy, and, 20: 126p. 120
Adams, John, Americanism of, 5: 67; American independence, and, 43: 150 n., 43: 154; treaty with England and, 43: 174–175p. 120
Adams, John Quincy, treaty of 1814 and, 43: 255; treaty with Spain and, 43: 268p. 120
Adams, Samuel, signer of Declaration, 43: 154; in Articles of Confederation, 43: 167p. 120
Adams, Sarah Flower, hymn by, 45: 568–569p. 120
Adam us, in Utopia, 36: 181–182p. 120
Adaptability, Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 239 (l. 39); Montaigne on, 32: 57–58; to times, Machiavelli on, 36: 81p. 120
Adaptation, in nature, 11: 84–85; examples of, 11: 71–72, 11: 91–92, 11: 198, 11: 224–225; 29: 467; never perfect, 29: 91; to atmospheric conditions, 38: 338–339; to climate, 11: 145–146p. 120→ Inventory
Adder, Harrison on the, 35: 344–345p. 120
Addison, Joseph, birth and education, 27: 155–156; Campaign, 27: 159–160, 27: 182–183; Cato of, 27: 158, 27: 165–168, 27: 178; Calo, quotation from, 1: 82; character and habits of, 27: 176–180; Commissioner of A p peals, 27: 160; critical abilities of, 27: 196–197; death of, 27: 175–176; defense of Christianity, 27: 173; Dennis on Cato of, 27: 185–196; descriptions of life, 27: 198; The Drummer, 27: 169; Dryden on translations of, 13: 427; early writings of, 27: 157–158; Esther Johnson and, 27: 123; Freeholder, 27: 171; Hume on, 37: 291; HYMN by, 40: 400; 45: 535; Johnson on Cato of, 27: 184–185; 39: 227; Latin compositions of early, 27: 157; Letter to Halifax, 27: 158–159, 27: 182; Life and works of, 27: 72; LIFE by Johnson, 27: 155–199; marriage of, 27: 171–172; Old Whig papers, 27: 174, 27: 175; on Chaucer, 28: 81; on criticism of art, 24: 28; on love of beauty in animals, 24: 38; on the rotund in building, 24: 63 n.; papers for the Guardian, 27: 168–169; Peerage Bill Pamphlet, 27: 173–174; plans a dictionary, 27: 173; Poems early, 27: 157; poetry of, estimate on, 27: 180–196; Political Papers, 27: 170; Prose, 27: 199; R e gent, secretary to, 27: 171; religion, 27: 107; Rosamond, 27: 160, 27: 184; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 131; Secretary of State, 27: 172; Shelley on Cato, 27: 341; The Spectator, 27: 83, 27: 162, 27: 164, 27: 169, 27: 170; Steele, relations with, 27: 156, 27: 160–164, 27: 165–166; The Tatler, 27: 161–162; Tender Husband, part in, 27: 160; Thackeray on, 28: 9; Tragedy on Socrates, 27: 172–173; travels, 27: 158; Under-Secretary, 27: 160; VISION OF MIRZA, 27: 73–77; Voltaire on Cato, 34: 135; 39: 227; WESTMINSTER ABBEY, 27: 78–80; Whar ton, Lord, secretary to, 27: 160p. 120
Addison, Lancelot, father of Joseph, 27: 155p. 120
Adeimantus, son of Ariston, 2: 22p. 120
Adeimantus, son of Leucolophus, 8: 486p. 120
Adeodatus, son of St. Augustine, 7: 3, 7: 96, 7: 146; grief of, over Monica, 7: 155p. 120
Ades, reference to, 4: 132p. 121
ADESTE FIDELES, 45: 555–556p. 121
Adhibhuta, Adhidaiva, etc., 45: 822p. 121
Adhyatman, 45: 822, 45: 834p. 121
Adimantus, Athenian general, 12: 143p. 121
Admetus, king of Molossians, 12: 26p. 121
Administratio, defined, 36: 284p. 121
Admirable Crichton, see Crichtonp. 121
Admiral, origin of name, 35: 358p. 121→ Inventory
Admiralty Cases ( U. S.), 189 (Sec. 2)p. 121
Admiration, Byron on, 41: 793; caused by ignorance, 24: 52; defined by Hobbes, 34: 341; degrees of, 2: 234 (l. 14); excited by the perilous, 9: 347; inferior degree of astonishment, 24: 49; Pascal on love of, 48: 60; unknown to animals, 48: 130 (l. 401)p. 121→ Inventory
Admlithe, the jester, 49: 242p. 121
Admonition, Winthrop on use of, 43: 94p. 121→ Inventory
Adcedatus, see Adeodatusp. 121
ADONAIS, Shelley's, 41: 856–870p. 121
Adonijah, and Solomon, 43: 94p. 121
Adonis, references to, 4: 71, 4: 99, 4: 271p. 121
Adoration, David on, 41: 492–495; "pure, which God likes best, " iv, 41: 173p. 121→ Inventory
Adoxa, Darwin on the, 11: 215p. 121
Adramelech, Milton on, 4: 213p. 121
Adrastus, king of Argos, 12: 240 n.; in Hades, 13: 223p. 121
Adrian, Roman Emperor, see Hadrianp. 121
Adrian V, Pope, Dante on, 20: 223–224p. 121
Adrian vi, Pope, 36: 102p. 121
Adrian, in THE TEMPEST, 46: 417, 46: 418, 46: 443p. 121
ADRIAN, DYING, TO HIS SOUL, 40: 398p. 121
Adulation, Burke on, 24: 148p. 121
Adultery in biblical times, 43: 94; in Dante's Hell, 20: 22–24; in old England, 35: 365–366; in old Massachusetts, 43: 81 (l. 9); in Utopia, 36: 210, 36: 211; Jesus on, 44: 397 (l. 18); Job on, 44: 119 (l. 9-12); Mohammed on, 45: 969; punishment of, in ancient Germanyp. 121→ Inventory
Advancement in Life, Channing on, 28: 314–321; Confucius on, 44: 51 (l. 5); Ruskin on, 28: 94–95, 28: 127–128p. 121
Adversity, Christ's sake, for, 7: 239 (l. 5), 7: 253–257; Cicero on, 9: 17, 9: 31; despair in, 7: 268, 7: 295 (l. 6), 7: 329; Kempis on, 7: 215, 7: 273 (l. 2), 7: 294 (l. 4); love and, 8: 32–33; Pascal on, 48: 47 (l. 107), 48: 354; Penn on, 1: 344 (l. 239); prosperity of greatness, 5: 290; Raleigh on, 39: 67, 39: 96–98; religion and, 3: 44; strength proved by, 7: 220; truth's sake, for, 1: 191–192p. 121→ Inventory
ADVERSITY, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 16–17p. 121
ADVERSITY, HYMN TO, Gray's, 40: 450–451p. 121
Advice, ^Esop on interested, 17: 37; Bacon on, of friends, 3: 70–71, 3: 120; Carlyle on, 25: 361; Cicero on, 9: 25, 9: 39; in difficulties, 17: 44; Kempis on giving and receiving, 7: 213 (l. 3); Mill on liberty of, 25: 295; of parents, 37: 82; Pliny on seeking, 9: 339; see Counselp. 121→ Inventory
Advocates and judges, 3: 132–133p. 121→ Inventory
A E FOND KISS AND THEN WE SEVER, 6: 428–429p. 121
Aedon, daughter of Pandareiis, in the Odyssey, 270 Æetes, brother of Circe, 133 j E g x on, and Jove, 13: 341; see Briareusp. 121
Ægisthus, in AGAMEMNON, 8: 71–75; Clytemnestra on, 8: 65; Homer on, 22: 10, 22: 17, 22: 38, 22: 39–41, 22: 59; in THE LIBATION- BEARERS, 8: 110–113; Orestes on, 8: 90, 9: 55p. 121
Æmilianus, Minutius, 9: 200–202p. 121
Æmilianus, Scipio, see Scipiop. 121
Aeronautics, in NEW ATLANTIS, 178-9 jEschere, 49: 42, 49: 44, 49: 63p. 122
Æschines, the orator, 12: 203, 12: 211; metaphors of, 9: 350; on Demosthenes, 12: 193, 12: 201; 9: 215, 2: 22, 2: 47p. 122
Æsir, northern gods, 49: 294 n.p. 122
Æson, son of Tyro, 22: 151; Medea and, 664 jEsop, author of Fables, 17: 8; Bacon on, 3: 108; Herodotus on, 67 jEsop, the tragedian, 12: 221–222; Cicero on, 9: 108p. 122
ÆSOP'S FABLES, 17: 11–44; CAXTON'S EPILOGUE TO, 39: 17–18; editorial remarks on, 17: 8, 17: 9; Emerson on, 5: 176; Locke on, 37: 131–132, 37: 160; Montaigne on, 32: 90; Sidney on, 27: 18–19; versified by Socrates, 2: 48–49p. 122
ÆSTHETIC EDUCATION, LETTERS ON, Schiller's, 32: 207–295p. 122
Æstyans, Tacitus on the, 118 yEthiops, river, 8: 196, 8: 179–180; Milton on, 4: 94; Virgil on, 13: 147p. 122
Afer, Domitius, Pliny on, 9: 221; will of, 9: 328p. 123
Affability, a source of power, 34: 360p. 123
Affairs, great, by what performed, 9: 51p. 123→ Inventory
Affectation, Fielding on, 39: 180–181; Locke on, 37: 45–47; of simplicity, 2: 288 (l. 15)p. 123→ Inventory
Affectation, in speech, 1: 383 (l. 121); of wisdom, 3: 64–65p. 123→ Inventory
Affection, never wasted, 42: 1320; "oft the spring of woe, " vi, 42: 195; on blind, 40: 301; see Lovep. 123→ Inventory
Affliction, Browne on, 3: 304; David's prayer in, 44: 156; Elihu on, 44: 129 (l. 8-11,15-16); Eliphaz on, 44: 77 (l. 6,7,17-19); Emerson on compensation for, 5: 102–103; Herbert on, 15: 389–391; Kempis on patience under, 7: 217 (l. 8), 7: 280, 7: 293–294; Longfellow on, 42: 1277–1278; Mohammedan proverb on, 16: 76; Pascal on temporal, 48: 349; "sons of, brothers in distress, " vi, 48: 251; wisdom learned by, 8: 14; Woolman on, 1: 197–198, 1: 237–238p. 123→ Inventory
AFFLICTION OF MARGARET, 41: 644–646p. 123
Affronts, Penn on bearing, 1: 339–340 (l. 182-5)p. 123→ Inventory
Afranius, Lucius, Cicero on, 9: 96, 9: 159; in civil war, 12: 294, 12: 299, 12: 307p. 123
Africa, backward state of, cause of, 10: 26; Herodotus on, 33: 21; vegetation and animals of, 29: 92–94p. 123
Africanus, Julius, 9: 300p. 123
Africanus, Scipio, see Scipiop. 123
After-games, 1: 348 (l. 302)p. 123
AFTON, SWEET, 6: 417–418p. 123
Agabus, 44: 448 (l. 28), 44: 469 (l. 10-11)p. 123
Agace, Gobin, 35: 21, 35: 23p. 123
A gag, Samuel on, 39: 78p. 123
Agamemnon, Achilles and, 13: 14–15; burial of, 8: 94–95; Cassandra foresees death of, 8: 48–59; Homer on return and death of, 22: 37, 22: 38, 22: 39, 22: 59–60, 22: 154–156; in Hades, 22: 154–157, 22: 320–322; Iphigenia, sacrifice of, by, 8: 15–17; murder of, 8: 60–71; Orestes on, 8: 140–141; Sidney on, 27: 17; Spenser on, 39: 62; in Trojan war, 8: 9–13, 8: 26–27; 22: 101; Virgil on death of, 13: 365p. 123
AGAMEMNON, TRAGEDY OF, Æschylus's, 8: 7–75; compared with LEAR, 27: 339p. 123
Agapetus, Bishop, 20: 306p. 123
Agariste, mother of Pericles, 12: 37p. 123
Agassiz, Alexander, on echinodermata, 11: 235, 11: 236p. 123
Agassiz, Louis, on amblyopsis, 11: 144; on embryological characters, 11: 437; on embryos, 11: 371, 11: 468; on his first lecture, 28: 452; on glacial period, 11: 394; on immutability of species, 11: 348; on movement of glaciers, 30: 225; on synthetic types, 11: 362; on tertiary species, 11: 336p. 123
AGASSIZ [Louis], FIFTIETH BIRTHDAY OF, Longfellow's, 42: 1293–1294p. 123
Agatha, St., Kempis on, 7: 309p. 123
Agatharchus, Alcibiades and, 12: 120; Zeuxis and, 12: 49p. 123
Agathocles, Machiavelli on, 36: 29, 36: 31–32p. 123
Agathon, Aristophanes on, 8: 441; in Dante's Limbo, 20: 236; quoted, 2: 214 (l. 18)p. 123
Agathonius, age of, 9: 70p. 123
A gave, mother of King Pentheus in the BACCHS, 8: 368–436; doom of, 8: 433–436; leader of Bacchanals, 8: 399–402; slays Pentheus, 8: 420–421p. 123
Age ; not to be regarded, 8: 279; legal, in Massachusetts, 43: 73 (l. 53); see Old Agep. 123
Agelaus, in the ODYSSEY, 22: 281–282, 22: 299, 22: 302, 22: 303, 22: 304p. 123
Agents, Bacon on choice of, 3: 118; Hobbes on, 34: 413–414p. 123
Agesilaus, Bacon on, 3: 23, 3: 108; Cicero on, 9: 104; on happiness, 32: 5p. 123
Aggravation, punishment of priests, 36: 308 n.p. 123
AGINCOURT, Drayton's, 40: 222–226p. 123
Agincourt, Macaulay on, 41: 915p. 123
Agio, defined, 10: 358; of Amsterdam Bank, 10: 256–257p. 123→ Inventory
Agis I of Sparta, and Alcibiades, 12: 128p. 123
Agis II of Sparta, 12: 210p. 123
Agis III, Emerson on, 5: 183p. 123
Agis the Lycian, 13: 347p. 123
Aglauros, in Dante's Purgatory, 20: 203p. 123
A gli, Lotto degli, 20: 57 n.p. 123
Agnes, St., Luther on, 36: 301, 36: 326p. 123
AGNES, ST., EVE OF, Keats's, 41: 883–893p. 123
Agnese, in THE BETROTHED; see M on - della, Agnesep. 123
Agnolo, Baccio d', 31: 412 n.p. 123
Agnolo, Giuliano di Baccio d', 31: 392, 31: 412p. 123
Agnolo, Michel, father of Bandinello, 31: 14p. 124
Agnolo, Michel, the Sienese, 31: 55 n., 31: 59–60p. 124
Agnolo, Michel (Buonarroti); see Michelangelop. 124
Agnosticism, Huxley on, 28: 208p. 124
Agostino, 20: 338 n.p. 124
Agouti, Darwin on the, 29: 76–77p. 124→ Inventory
Agrarian Laws, of Rome, 35: 303p. 124
Agravaine, reference to, 42: 1189p. 124
Agreeableness, Pascal on, 48: 419p. 124
Agreement, always silent, 25: 319; a way of honoring, 34: 364p. 124→ Inventory
Agrican, and Angelica, 4: 392p. 124
Agricola, Julius, Milton on, 3: 222; Tacitus and, 33: 92p. 124
Agricultural schools, Cowley on, 27: 65–66; Ticknor on, 28: 367p. 124→ Inventory
Agricultural systems, of political economy, 10: 426–446p. 124→ Inventory
Agriculture, capital, best employment for, 10: 291, 10: 306p. 124→ Inventory
Agriculture, Cicero on pleasures of, 9: 63–66; combinations in, 10: 128; effect of, on prices of bread and meat, 10: 151–152; Emerson on, 5: 50; European policy not favorable to, 10: 6, 10: 131; improvement in, 10: 184–186; in Utopia, 36: 173–174, 36: 178; labor, division of, in, 10: 11–12; Locke on, 37: 174–175; Luther on, 36: 332; manufactures compared with, 10: 11; manufactures, relation to, 10: 221, 10: 304–307, 10: 444; military spirit and, 27: 372–373; Milton on study of, 3: 240; prices in general, 10: 192; protective tariffs and, 10: 338; Rousseau on, 34: 178–179, 34: 207–208; skill required in, high, 10: 129–130; taxes on profits of, 10: 503; wealth, best source of, 3: 88–89; Woolman's high opinion of, 1: 196 n.p. 124→ Inventory
AGRICULTURE, ESSAY ON, Cowley's, 27: 61–69p. 124
Agrippa, King, St. Paul and, 478 (13-27, 1) 481 (27-32)p. 124
Agrippa, Cornelius, Emerson on, 5: 177; in FAUSTUS, 19: 210; on science, 27: 30–31p. 124
Agrippa, Marcus, Antony and, 18: 25; at Actium, 12: 372–373; 13: 290; Aug us tus and, 3: 67; marriages of, 12: 388; Octavia and, 12: 348p. 124
Agrippa, Menenius, 12: 152; Sidney on, 27: 24p. 124
Agrippina, daughter of Antony, 18: 64; daughter of Germanicus, 12: 389p. 124
Agrippinus, Florus and, 2: 119p. 124
Aguecheek, Sir Andrew, Macaulay on, 27: 385p. 124
Aguilar, Pedro de, 14: 389; sonnets of, 39ip. 124
Aguirre, Lope de, 33: 322–324p. 124
Ahab, reference to, 4: 368p. 124
Ahala, C. Servilius, 9: 65p. 124
Ahasuerus, Dante on, 20: 213p. 124
Ahauton, the Indian, 43: 142, 43: 143p. 124
A ha z, Rim m on and, 4: 99–100p. 124
Ahenobarbus Domitius, 12: 388p. 124
Ahitophel, Dante on, 20: 118p. 124
A h r i man, see Arimanesp. 124
Ai, Duke, 44: 8 (l. 19), 44: 11 (l. 21), 44: 18 (l. 2), 44: 38 (l. 9), 44: 48 (l. 22)p. 124
Aias, see Ajaxp. 124
Aiguillon, siege of, 35: 7, 35: 9p. 124
Aiguillon, Duke d', Burke on, 24: 249p. 124
Aiken, Robert, Burns's inscription to, 6: 134; EPITAPH TOR, 6: 219; references to, 6: 70, 6: 72, 6: 224, 6: 351p. 124
Aims, high, Browning on, 42: 1089; Johnson on, 39: 198p. 124
AINSLIE, MISS, EPIGRAM TO, Burns's, 6: 267p. 124
Air, composition of, 30: 144; elasticity of, 30: 149–150; life without; needed for combustion, 30: 104–105; pressure of, 30: 145–149; resistance of, 30: 19–20, 30: 147–148; temperature dependent on pressure, 30: 212; weight of, 30: 52, 30: 144–145; see Anaerobian Lifep. 124→ Inventory
Air-burner, the, no notep. 124
AIRLY BEACON, 42: 1060–1061p. 124
Ajax (Aias), son of Telamon, 22: 156, 22: 320; Hector and, 5: 93; madness of, 27: 17; Socrates on, 2: 29; Ulysses and, 22: 158–159; son of Oileus, 22: 58–59p. 124
A k be r Khan, pigeons of, 11: 40p. 124
A Kempis, see Kempis, Thomas ap. 124
Aladdin, see Ala - ed - D inp. 124
Ala^an Twins, 13: 226–227; see Ephialtes; see Otusp. 124
ALA-ED-DIN AND THE WONDERFUL LAMP, 16: 341–424; manuscript of, 16: 3p. 124
Alagia, wife of Malaspina, 20: 224 n.p. 124
Alamanni, Luigi, 31: 86 n.; Cellini and, 31: 86, 31: 91, 31: 259, 31: 260, 31: 261, 31: 276, 31: 299, 31: 319p. 124
Alam-ed-in Senjer, 16: 208p. 124
Alaopolitanes, Nephelogetes andp. 125
Alara Kalama, 45: 716–717, 45: 722–723p. 125
Alaska Purchase, 43: 432–436p. 125
Alba Longa, Virgil on, 13: 82p. 125
Albanians, Freeman on the, 28: 264, 28: 266p. 125
ALBANY, THE BONIE LASS OF, Burns', 6: 284p. 125
Albany, Duke of, in LEAR, 46: 215, 46: 217, 46: 219; before battle, 46: 304; Cornwall, war with, 46: 242, 46: 262; Edgar with, 46: 312–313; Edmund with, 46: 308–310; France, war against, 46: 288; Gloucester's wrongs, 46: 285–286; Goneril's death and, 46: 314–315; Goneril denounced by, 46: 311–312; Goneril's letter to, 46: 305; Goneril with, 46: 239–240, 46: 284–286; Lear and Cordelia sent for, by, 46: 314; Lear with, 46: 237–238, 46: 239; plot against, 46: 299; resigns power, 46: 317p. 125
Albany Convention, Franklin on, 1: 124–126p. 125
Albatross, Dana on the, 23: 37; food of the, 29: 167p. 125→ Inventory
Albemarle Island, Darwin on, 29: 380p. 125
Alberigo, the friar, 20: 139p. 125
Alberigo of Como, 36: 44p. 125
Albero of Sienna, 20: 122 n.p. 125
Albert I, Emperor, Dante on, 20: 168; Switzerland, conduct of, toward, 26: 480–481; murder of, 26: 477–478p. 125
Albert, Archbishop of Mayence, 36: 281 n.; Luther's address to, 36: 247–249p. 125
Alberti, Alessandro and Napoleone, 20: 132p. 125
Albertus Magnus, 20: 327p. 125
Albin, in POLYEUCTE, 26: 84–85, 26: 105–108, 26: 119–121, 26: 127p. 125
Albinus, Clodius, governor of Britain, 27: 8; rival of Severus, 36: 65p. 125
Albinus, D. Brutus surnamed, 12: 316p. 125
Albinus, correspondent of Pliny, 9: 282p. 125
Albizzi, Girolamo degli, 31: 407, 31: 408p. 125
Al-Borak, reference to, 42: 1358p. 125
Albracca, siege of, 4: 392; 14: 76p. 125
Albret, Perducas d', 35: 70, 35: 78p. 125
Albuquergues, killed by Don Pedro, 39: 84p. 125
ALCSUS, ODE IN IMITATION OF, 12: 579p. 125
Alcandre, her gifts to Helen, 22: 49p. 125
Alcanor, 13: 316, 13: 332–333p. 125
Alcavala, of Spainp. 125
Alcestis, Milton on, 4: 86; Ruskin on, 28: 142; Wordsworth onp. 125
ALCHEMIST, THE, 47: 541–664; remarks on, 47: 540p. 125
Alchemy, Emerson on, 5: 297; metal, the, 35: 324; punishment of, in Dante's Hell, 20: 122–123p. 125→ Inventory
Alcibiades, accused of impiety, 12: 122–123; Andros expedition and, 12: 141; Aristophanes on, 8: 484; Athenian government, attempts to change, made by, 12: 129–131; Athens' power of, strengthened by, 12: 118–119; Athens, return of, to, 12: 138–139; at Potida:a, 12: 111–112; Anytus and, 12: 109–110; Bacon on, 3: 106; birth of, 12: 106; Bithynia and Phrygia, retires to, 12: 144; childhood anecdotes of, 12: 107–108; condemned, 12: 126; CORIOLANUS AND, COMPARED, 12: 186–190; death of, 12: 145–146; Emerson on, 5: 265; Eupolis and, 9: 149; excesses of, endured by Athenians, 12: 119–120; General, 12: 131–132; Hipponicus and, 12: 112; league broken by, 12: 116–117; marriage of, 12: 112–113; M on taigne on, 32: 58; naval victory of, 12: 132; Nicias's jealousy of, 12: 116–117; Olympic games, success of, at, 12: 114–115; Pericles and, 12: 106, 12: 108; rivals of, in public life, 12: 115–116; Socrates's relations with, 12: 108–112; Sparta, life of, at, 12: 127–128; Syracuse, expedition of, to, 12: 120–121, 12: 125–126; Thrasybulus's accusation against, 12: 125; Timon of Athens and, 12: 120, 12: 376; Tisaphernes with, 12: 129, 12: 133; treason of, 12: 126; warns the generals, 12: 143; see xlvi, 28p. 125
ALCIBIADES, LIFE OF, Plutarch's, 12: 106–146p. 125
Alcidamas, Moliere on, 26: 215p. 125
Alcinous, king of Phacacia, 22: 81; Poseidon and, 22: 178; descent and marriage of, 22: 91–92; gardens of, 4: 271; Milton on feast of, 4: 22; Ulysses received by, 22: 94–114; Ulysses sent on way, 22: 74–75p. 125
Alcis, German god, 33: 117p. 125
Alcmaeon, son of Amphiaraus, 22: 206; Dante on, 20: 192, 20: 300p. 125
Alcmena, Heracles's mother, 22: 151; 40: 242; Homer on, 22: 24; Herodotus on, 33: 27p. 125
Alcohol, produced by fruits in carbonic acid gas, 38: 302–310p. 125→ Inventory
Alcoholic fermentation, 38: 275–302, 38: 311–316, 38: 339, 38: 345–363p. 126→ Inventory
Alcoholic liquors, Burke on taste for, 24: 15; Locke on, 37: 19–20p. 126
Alda, Roland betrothed, 49: 94, 49: 153, 49: 186–187p. 126
Aldobrandesco, Omberto, 20: 188 n.p. 126
Aldobrandi, Bertino, 31: 99p. 126
Aldobrandi, Tegghiaio, 20: 66p. 126
Aldobrandino, Clement VIII called, 18: 283p. 126
Ale, Harrison on English, 35: 285p. 126→ Inventory
ALE, JOLLY GOOD, AND OLD, 40: 190–192p. 126
Alecto, in the JEHEID, 13: 250–258; Dante on, 20: 37p. 126
Alencon, Earl of, at Cressy, 35: 27, 35: 29, 35: 30p. 126
Aleotti, Giovanni, 31: 120 n.p. 126
Alesia, siege of, 12: 287–288p. 126
Alessio, in Dante's Hell, 20: 76; in THE BETROTHED, 21: 427–428, 21: 429–430p. 126
Alethes, in the yENEiD, 13: 77, 13: 301, 13: 303p. 126
Alexander, see Parisp. 126→ Inventory
Alexander, of Antioch, 12: 358, 12: 359p. 126
Alexander, the grammarian, 2: 195 (l. 10)p. 126→ Inventory
Alexander the Great, Achilles and, 13: 27; 15: 368; 27: 36; 36: 50; age of, at conquest of Asia, 4: 384–385; Apelles and, 9: 104; Aristotle and, 32: 53–54; at Arbela, 3: 74; Athens, orators of, 12: 210; attitude toward arts and sciences, 32: 53–54; M. A u relius on, 2: 206 (l. 3), 2: 236 (l. 24), 2: 254 (l. 3), 2: 270 (l. 29); Browne on, 3: 278; Cervantes on, 14: 488; chastity and drunkenness of, 48: 45 (l. 103); Cur - tius on, 37: 354; Dante on, 20: 51; Darius's box and, 14: 51; dogs of, 35: 355; Emerson on, 5: 202, 5: 265; Hephestion and, 46: 28; his wish for more worlds to conquer, 39: 316; Pindar and, 4: 78; liberality of, 36: 53; Marlowe on, 19: 237; melancholy of, 3: 49; Montaigne on, 32: 13; one of nine worthies, 39: 20; Pascal on, 48: 51 (l. 132), 48: 235 (l. 701); the Platarans and, 12: 90; reproved for playing well, 12: 36; reason of security of his conquests, 36: 15–17; Sidney on, 27: 36; the shower of flame and, 20: 58; supposed prophecy of, 48: 248p. 126
Alexander, the Jew, 44: 466 (l. 33-4)p. 126
Alexander, king of Macedonia, at Platza, 12: 92–93p. 126→ Inventory
Alexander, the Platonic, 2: 195 (l. 12)p. 126
Alexander, the false prophet, 384-p. 126→ Inventory
Alexander, of Syriap. 126
Alexander III, Pope, exile of, 27: 368p. 126
Alexander vi, Pope, Ca:sar Borgia, father of, 36: 15; church, aggrandizement of the, 36: 39; frauds of, 36: 58; King Louis and, 36: 13, 36: 14–15, 36: 24; son, efforts to aggrandize his, 36: 23–24, 36: 27p. 126
Alexander, James, 1: 124p. 126
Alexander Phera:us, 27: 27–28p. 126
Alexander Severus, Machiavelli on, 36: 63, 36: 64, 36: 68p. 126
Alexander, Wilhelmina, 6: 181p. 126
Alexander, William, T o AURORA, 40: 314–315p. 126
ALEXANDER'S FEAST, 40: 391–396p. 126
Alexandridas, Montaigne on, 32: 45p. 126
Alexandrine philosophy, Taine on the, 39: 427, 39: 431 n.p. 126
Alexandrine verse, Dryden on, 13: 54p. 126
Alexas of Laodicea, 12: 378–379; character in ALL FOR LOVE, 18: 23–106; Antony told by, of Cleopatra's death, 18: 95–96; Cleopatra's messenger, 18: 43–44; Cleopatra denounced, 18: 89–90; on Ventidius, 18: 54; Ventidius with, 18: 28–29; with the priests, 18: 24–26p. 126
ALEXIS, HERE SHE STAYED, 40: 329p. 126
Alf, son of Hjalprek, 49: 281–282, 49: 338–339; remarks on story of, 49: 250p. 126
Alfonso X ( The Wise), Bacon on, 3: 130p. 126
Alfred the Great, called the truth-speaker, 5: 374; crowned and buried at W in chester, 5: 462; Emerson on, 5: 15; book, how he won the, 5: 403p. 126
Algalif, the, 49: 109, 49: 111, 49: 158, 49: 159p. 126
Algarsife, reference to, 4: 36–37p. 126
Algebra, Descartes on, 34: 16, 34: 18–19p. 126→ Inventory
Ali, in Dante's Hell, 20: 115; quotation from, 5: 82; and Mohammed, 45: 988 n.p. 126
' A n BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES, 16: 424–441p. 126
Alichino, the demon, 20: 88, 20: 92p. 126
Alicorno, Traiano, 31: 92 n., 31: 120, 31: 144, 31: 147p. 126
Alidosi, Lito degli, 20: 351 n.p. 126
Alienations, in Massachusetts, 43: 68 (l. 10,11,14,15)p. 126
Alifamfaron, Pentapolin and, 14: 136–137p. 126
Alighieri, grandfather of Dante, 20: 349 n.p. 126
Alisto of Cos, alluded to, 9: 46p. 126
ALL FOR LOVE, Dryden's, 18: 13–106; remarks on, 18: 6; Byron's poem, 789-p. 127
A ' THE AIRTS THE WIND CAN BLAW, 6: 306–307p. 127
All-Prayer, weapon of Christian, 15: 66–67p. 127
Allan, John, Poe and, 28: 370p. 127
Allan, Dr., on Diodon, 29: 24; on Holuthuria:, 29: 468p. 127
ALLAN STREAM, BY, 6: 468p. 127
Allegories, barbarous nations among, 24: 18; Bunyan on, 15: 8; Spenser on, 39: 62p. 127
Allegretti, Antonio, 31: 97 n., 31: 163, 31: 166p. 127
All mand, Francois 1', 31: 281 n.p. 127
Allen, John, translator of Calvin, 39: 1p. 127
Allen, Richard, 33: 164–165p. 127
ALLERLEIRAUH, story of, 17: 162–166p. 127
Alliances, provision for, under Confederation, 43: 162, 43: 165; under constitution, 43: 186 (l. 10,3); Machiavelli on, 36: 72–74; More on, 36: 213; Washington on, 43: 245–246p. 127→ Inventory
Alligators, fights of male, 11: 95p. 127
Allingham, William, THE FAIRIES, 42: 1116–1117p. 127
Allori, Angelo (II Bronzino), 31: 401 n., 31: 410p. 127
Allston, Washington, Coleridge on, 5: 319, 5: 320–321p. 127
Alluvium, land made of, 33: 11–12; saliferous, in Peru, 29: 367–368; stratified, in Andes valleys, 29: 319–320p. 127→ Inventory
Allworth, Lady, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, in mourning, 47: 863, 47: 866–867; at home, 47: 868–869; with To m, 47: 869–870; scene with Wellborn, 47: 874–876; welcomes Wellborn and Marrall to dinner, 47: 884–885; after dinner, 47: 887–888; thought to be in love with Wellborn, 47: 890–891; at Overreach's, 47: 905–906, 47: 908, 47: 909; at home, with Lovcll, 47: 916–919; reconciliation with Lovell, 47: 928–930; with Wellborn, 47: 931; with Overreach, 47: 932, 47: 933, 47: 934–935, 47: 936–937, 47: 939–940; in final scene, 47: 940, 47: 941p. 127
Allworth, To m, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, with Wellborn at Tap - well's, 47: 862–865; at home, with servants, 47: 867–868; with Lady Allworth, 47: 868–870; shuns Wellborn, 47: 873; parting with servants, 47: 881–882; reconciled to Wellborn, 47: 883; with Lovell on way to Over reach's, 47: 892–895; at Overreach's, 47: 901, 47: 902, 47: 904, 47: 909; discharged from service, 47: 911; as messenger to Margaret, 47: 912; scene with Margaret, 47: 924–928; Lovell on, 47: 929; married to Margaret, 47: 938; in final scene, 47: 940, 47: 942p. 127
Almaris, King, 49: 120, 49: 139p. 127
Almasour, in ROLAND, 49: 123–124p. 127
A l men i, Sforza, 31: 366 n.p. 127
Almon, son of Tyrrheus, 13: 257p. 127
Alms, Buddha on, 45: 593; Krishna on, 45: 866; Mohammed on, 45: 883 n., 5: 27p. 127→ Inventory
Alnaschar, story of, 16: 177–184p. 127
Aloeus, and Iphimedeia, 22: 152p. 127
Alonso, king of Naples, in THE TEMPEST, in shipwreck, 46: 398, 46: 399; his previous conspiracy with Antonio, 46: 403–404; in island after wreck, 46: 417–422; plot against, 46: 425–426; awakened by Ariel, 46: 426–427; in search for Ferdinand, 46: 439–440; at the banquet, 46: 440–441; denounced by Ariel, 46: 442–443; imprisoned by Ariel, 46: 452–453; in final scene, 46: 454–463p. 127
Alonso, Peter, and Don Quixote, 14: 45p. 127
Alonzo III, of Arragon, Dante on, 20: 174p. 127
Alpha Centauri, distance of, 30: 316p. 127
Alphabet, methods of teaching, 37: 129–130, 37: 131p. 127→ Inventory
Alphebo, to Don Quixote, 14: 12p. 127
Alphel, Sir Edmund, 35: 83p. 127
Alpheus and Arethusa, 4: 42; 13: 151p. 127
Alphonsus of Castile, Bacon on, 3: 130p. 127
Alps, Byron on the, 41: 793; Goldsmith on states seen from, 41: 520–521; Helmholtz on the, 30: 211–214; glaciers of, 30: 215–231p. 127→ Inventory
Alps, Witch of the, in MANFRED, 4.23-7p. 127
Alsus, and Podalirius, 13: 400p. 127
Alswid, 49: 307, 49: 308p. 127
Altabin, king of Atlantis, 3: 158p. 127
Alternate generation, Darwin on, 11: 458p. 127→ Inventory
Alternation, the law of nature, 5: 108p. 127
Althea, ^Eschylus on, 8: 102p. 127→ Inventory
ALTHEA, TO, FROM PRISON, 40: 355–356p. 127
ALTHO' H E HAS LEFT M E, 6: 415p. 127
Altmayer, in FAUST, 19: 85–99p. 127
Altoviti, Bindo, 31: 383 n., 31: 385p. 127
Altruism, Kant on duty of, 32: 334, 32: 341, 32: 351; Locke on, 37: 118; Luther on, 37: 364–366, 37: 369–370; Mill on, 25: 4–5; More on, 36: 198–199; St. Paul on, 45: 504 (l. 24)p. 127
Alum, crystallization of, 30: 27, 30: 37; fireproofing qualities of, 35: 319p. 128→ Inventory
Aluminium, weight of, 30: 11 n.p. 128
Alva, Duke of, at Metz, 38: 28; EGMONT, character in Goethe's, 19: 253–334; Egmont's arrest planned by, 19: 303–306; Egmont on, 19: 326–327; Egmont with, 19: 307–314; Gomez on, 19: 301–302; in the Netherlands, 19: 252; Netherlands, ruler of, 19: 295–296; Netherlands, sent to, 19: 286, 19: 289–290; Orange, arrest of, planned by, 19: 303–306; Orange thwarts, 19: 306–307; Raleigh on, 39: 87p. 128
Alypius, student under St. Augustine, 7: 87–88; at the gladiatorial show, 7: 88–89; apprehended as thief, 7: 89–90; as assessor, 7: 91; advises against marriage, 7: 94; as lawyer, 7: 126; his conversion, 7: 115, 7: 136, 7: 142; baptized with Augustine, 7: 145p. 128
Amadeus, Cardinal, 39: 42p. 128
Amadis of Gaul, Arcalaus and, 14: 114; Cervantes on romance of, 14: 48–49; Don Quixote on, 14: 92, 14: 212; Don Quixote, supposed sonnet of, to, 14: 11; Montaigne on, 32: 89; Oriana and, 14: 116, 14: 212, 14: 218; Sidney on romance of, 27: 23; squire of, 14: 496; sword of, 14: 135p. 128
Amadis of Greece, 14: 49p. 128
Amalthea, and Jove, 4: 161; horn of, 4: 380; 6: 321p. 128
AMANTIUM IRAE, 40: 201–202p. 128
Amantius, friend of Caesar, 12: 305 n.p. 128
Amapaia, 33: 328–330, 33: 360–361p. 128
Amara, Mount, 4: 161–162p. 128
Amaryllis, reference to, 4: 73p. 128
Amasis, king of Egypt, 33: 81–90; Ionian guard of, 33: 78p. 128
Amastris, city of, 9: 407p. 128
Amata, in the.ÆNEID; .Æneas, rage against, 13: 251–253; Dante on, 20: 213 n.; death of, 13: 410–411; Turnus tries to dissuade, 13: 391p. 128
Amaurote, capital of Utopia, 36: 172, 36: 175p. 128
Amazon River, discovered by Orellana, 33: 319–320; Thoreau on forests of the, 28: 406p. 128
Amazons, .lEschylus on their war against Athens, 8: 150; home of the, 8: 181 n., 8: 192 n.; Columbus on Indian, 43: 26; Raleigh on, 33: 326–327p. 128→ Inventory
Ambassadors ( U. S.), appointed by President, (2); foreign, received by President, 43: 189; cases affecting, 43: 190 (l. 2); under the Confederation, 43: 162p. 128
Amber, Tacitus on, n 8-9p. 128
Ambiorix, 12: 285 n.p. 128
Ambition, St. Augustine, St., on, 7: 28, 7: 191–192; Bacon on enviousness of, 3: 24; Burke on, 24: 44–45; Burns on, 6: 222, 6: 249, 6: 308; Carlyle on, 25: 384–385, 25: 420, 25: 448; Epictetus on, 2: 131 (l. 43), 2: 146 (l. 79); Hobbes on, 34: 340, 34: 366, 34: 372; Milton on, 4: 94, 4: 264; Montaigne on, 32: 115; Pascal on, 48: 411–412, 48: 415; Penn on, 1: 381; Pope on, 40: 420; Rousseau on, 34: 224; Ruskin on common, 28: 94–95; Shakespeare on, 46: 132, 46: 349; Webster on, 47: 769p. 128
AMBITION, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 93–95p. 128
Amble, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, 47: 866–868, 47: 871, 47: 872–873, 47: 882, 47: 883, 47: 886–887, 47: 916, 47: 941p. 128
Amblyrhynchus, Darwin on the, 29: 389–395, 29: 399p. 128
Amboise, Cardinal d', 36: 15, 36: 28p. 128
Ambrogio, in THE BETROTHED, 21: 120, 21: 126–127p. 128
Ambrose, St., Augustine, St., on, 7: 76, 7: 81–82; Donne, Dr., comparison of, with, 15: 341–342; Justina persecutes, 7: 146; Luther on, 36: 266; Simplicianus, father of, 7: 119; verses by, 7: 156p. 128
Ambrosio, the student, 14: 85, 14: 86, 14: 98, 14: 104, 14: 108–109p. 128
Ameipsias, Aristophanes on, 8: 439p. 128
Amendment, Confucius on, 44: 6 (l. 8), 44: 29 (l. 23), 44: 40 (l. 21); K emp i on, 7: 234–237; Penn on, 1: 345 (l. 262)p. 128→ Inventory
Amendments, Constitutional, 43: 191 (l. 5); Lincoln on, 43: 320–321p. 128
America, Bacon on ancient, 3: 136, 3: 157–159; Browne on animals of, 3: 275; discovery of original documents concerning, 43: 5–48; Emerson on, 5: 454, 5: 461; English colonies in, first, 33: 226, 33: 227; foreign powers in; natives of, 3: 159; probable geological changes in, 29: 136–137; glacial period in, 11: 400; Haies on exploration and settlement of, 33: 263–267; Hunt on, 27: 294; Irish monks in, 32: 175; Pare 1 on Spaniards in, 38: 32; Senecas's prophecy of, 3: 90–91, 3: 93; Smith on discovery of, 10: 327–328, 10: 397–403; Thoreau on, 28: 405–408; zoology of North and South, 29: 135–137; zoology of, changes in, 29: 178–180; see Roanoke, St. John's; see Monroe Doctrine; see North America, South America, United Statesp. 128
American art, Emerson on, 5: 79p. 129
American Civil War, documents of, original, 43: 313–431; Lowell on, 28: 429–433, 28: 442–447; Mill on, 25: 164–167p. 129
American colonies, agriculture and cattle in, 10: 186–187; currencies in, 10: 249, 10: 251, 10: 254; documents in history of, original, 43: 49–105, 43: 138–149; England's trade laws for, 10: 424–425; 43: 148; exportations of meat from, 10: 193; Franklin's plan to unite, 1: 124–126; Granville on royal government of, 1: 159–160; interest, rates of, in, 10: 94; Jefferson on wrongs of, 43: 151–153; manufactures in, 10: 307; newspapers in, 1: 19–20; books in, 1: 74; population in, increase of, 10: 72; settlement of, motives of, 10: 397–404; settlements in, situation of, 10: 24; slavery in, 1: 207–208; trade of, bounties on, 10: 407–410; wages in, 10: 71–72; wealth in, progress of, 10: 294; Woolman on state of, 1: 261–262p. 129
American flag, Haskell on the, 43: 380; Longfellow on the, 42: 1286–1287p. 129
AMERICAN HISTORICAL DOCUMENTSp. 129
American Indians, see Indiansp. 129
American literature, Emerson on possibilities of, 5: 5, 5: 180; Whitman on, 39: 388–409p. 129
American mythology, possibilities of an, 28: 414–415p. 129
American Philosophical Society, founded by Franklin, 1: 3, 1: 105, 1: 164p. 129
American poets, 42: 1213–1422p. 129
American political institutions, Emerson on, 5: 243–246p. 129
American Revolution, Burke and the, 24: 5–6; Burns on, 6: 51–52; documents of, original, 43: 150–179; Franklin's part in, 1: 4, 1: 76, 1: 165; Franklin's plan of union and, 1: 125; French in the, 1: 136; public libraries, influence of, on, 1: 67; Sheridan on, 18: 108p. 129
AMERICAN SCHOLAR, Emerson's, 5: 5–23p. 129
AMERICAN WAR, BALLAD ON THE, Burns's, 6: 51–52p. 129
Americans, cant of, 5: 431; Emerson on interest in, 5: 50; in England, 5: 453–454; faith and hope lacking in, 5: 54–55; ma - terialism of, 5: 277–278; Mill on political abilities of, 25: 309; morals and religion of, 5: 279–280; Thoreau on, 28: 407–408; Whitman on, 39: 388–389p. 129
Amerigo, the enameler, 31: 48p. 129
Amerzene, Andrew, first mate on "Pilgrim, " xxiiip. 129
A me s, Fisher, on republics and m on archies, 5: 245p. 129
Ames's Mariner's Sketches, 23: 5p. 129
Amici, Professor, 5: 318p. 129
Aminias, the Decelean, 12: 18p. 129
Amity, sonnet on, 14: 238p. 129→ Inventory
Ammanato, Bartolommeo, 31: 415 n., 31: 420–421, 31: 427p. 129
Ammon, the Libyan Jove, 4: 161; Alexander called son of, 20: 58; 40: 411; oracle of, founding of, 33: 33; see Am unp. 129
Ammonia, production of, by moulds, 38: 298 n.; test of organismsp. 129
Ammonians, Herodotus on the, 33: 27p. 129
AMNESTY PROCLAMATION, LINCOLN'S, 43: 416–419p. 129
Amoretta, and Busirane, 39: 64p. 129
Amos, prophecy of, 48: 259p. 129
Amphialus, in the ODYSSEY, 22: 102p. 129
Amphiaraiis, Dante on, 20: 82; Eriphyle and, 300 note n; Homer on, 22: 206; lines on, 12: 81p. 129
Amphilochus, son of Amphiaraiis, 22: 206p. 129
Amphimedon, wooer of Penelope, 22: 302, 22: 303; death of, 22: 303; in Hades, 22: 322–325p. 129
Amphinomus, suitor of Penelope, 22: 225; advises against killing Telemachus, 22: 225, 22: 279; death of, 22: 298; with O d y s seus, 22: 248–249, 22: 256; sees ship of conspirators, 22: 224p. 129
Amphion, founder of Thebes, 22: 151; Dante on, 20: 131; reference to, 5: 239; Sidney on, 27: 6, 27: 11p. 129
Amphithea, grandmother of Ulysses, 22: 267p. 129
Amphitrite, references to, 4: 69; 8: 215; 22: 78–79, 22: 163p. 129
Amphitryon, husband of Alcmene, 22: 151; Herodotus on, 33: 27; name used to express a good host, 5: 207p. 129
Amposte, chatelain of, 35: 41, 35: 46p. 129
Amputations, Pare' on cauterizing after, 38: 8, 38: 20, 38: 21p. 130
Am ram, father of Mary, 45: 952 n.p. 130
Amsanctus, Lake, 13: 258–259p. 130
Amsdorff, Nicolaus von, 36: 260 n.p. 130
Am un, Zeus called, 33: 27; see Ammonp. 130
Amusements, Pascal on, 48: 13 (l. 11), 48: 56p. 130→ Inventory
Amycla, nurse of Alcibiades, 12: 106p. 130
Amyclas, the fisherman, 20: 331 n.p. 130
Amycus, in the ^ENEID, 13: 81, 13: 319, 13: 407p. 130
Amyntas, king of Lycaonia, 12: 369, 12: 370p. 130
A myth a on, Homer on, 22: 151p. 130
Anabaptists, Bacon on, 3: 14; of Munster, 24: 286–287p. 130
Anachronisms, Dryden on, of Virgil, 13: 34–36; in Shakespeare and Sidney, 39: 218p. 130→ Inventory
Anacreon, Byron on, 41: 814; in Dante's Limbo, 20: 236 n.p. 130
Anaerobian life, 38: 277 n., 38: 317, 38: 324, 38: 333–335, 38: 337–340, 38: 344, 38: 365–367p. 130
Analogical resemblances, 11: 443–448p. 130→ Inventory
Analogous variations, 11: 159–163p. 130→ Inventory
Analogy, Emerson on, 5: 436; Hume on reasoning by, 37: 371–372, 37: 374 (l. 7), 37: 403–404p. 130→ Inventory
Analysis, Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 297 (l. 18); Mill on habit of, 25: 88; Pascal on, 48: 421p. 130→ Inventory
Ananda, servant of Buddha, 45: 586, 45: 633–646, 45: 658–660, 45: 701, 45: 713–714, 45: 774, 45: 778p. 130
Ananias, husband of Sapphira, 44: 432 (l. 1-6); Bunyan on, 15: 125; "varlet that cozened apostles, " the, 47: 588p. 130
Ananias, the disciple, and Paul, 44: 442 (l. 10-18), 44: 472 (l. 12-16); Dante on, 20: 395 n.p. 130
Ananias, the high priest, 44: 473 (l. 2), 44: 476 (l. 1)p. 130
Ananias, prince of Babylon, 36: 329p. 130
Ananias, in THE ALCHEMIST, 47: 585–588, 47: 592–599, 47: 638–640, 47: 649, 47: 658–659, 47: 661–662p. 130
Anarchy, Sophocles on, 8: 277p. 130
Anastasius II, in Dante's Hell, 20: 45 n.p. 130
Anastasius iv, and Bernard, 36: 339p. 130
Anathemas, Burns on, 6: 223p. 130→ Inventory
Anatolius, St., hymn by, 45: 542p. 130
Anatomy, Locke on study of, 37: 138, 37: 147; study of, necessary for artists, 37: 293; 39: 255–256p. 130→ Inventory
Anaxagoras, a native of Ionia, 28: 58; Creator, his idea of the, 39: 101; Euripides and, 8: 302; in Dante's Limbo, 20: 20; Pericles and, 5: 437; 12: 39–40, 12: 42, 12: 54–55, 12: 69; Socrates on doctrines of, 2: 15, 2: 91–92; Themistocles and, 12: 6; Voltaire on teachings of, 34: 102–103p. 130
Anaxarete, Webster on, 47: 794p. 130
Anaxenor, harper of Antony, 12: 338p. 130
Anaxilaus, at Byzantium, 12: 137p. 130
Anaximander, on the world, 39: 104p. 130
Anaximenes, letter to Pythagoras, 32: 48; mention of his doctrines, 7: 164; 39: 101p. 130
Ancestors, Bentham on veneration of, 27: 226–228; Huxley on, 28: 223; Lowell on, 42: 1372; More on, 36: 142; Tennyson on, 42: 1001; Tsengtzu on, 44: 6 (l. 9)p. 130→ Inventory
Anchemolus, death of, 13: 334p. 130
Anchises, father of jEneas, 13: 95; Crete, advises settlement of, 13: 131–132; death in Sicily, 13: 151; Dante on, 20: 348; Evander and, 13: 273; funeral games of, 13: 180–197; ghost of, advises Æneas, 13: 202; in Hades, 13: 230–238; Priam, relationship to, 13: 20; Sidney on, 27: 17; Troy, in sack of, 13: 121–125p. 130
ANCIENT MARINER, RIME OF THE, 41: 682–701; Wordsworth on the, 39: 268p. 130
Ancus, Marcius, Virgil on, 13: 235p. 130
Andersen, Hans Christian, life and works of, 17: 220; remarks on stories of, 17: 2; TALES OF, 17: 221–361p. 130
Andes Mountains, appearance and scenery, 29: 257–258, 29: 262, 29: 279–280, 29: 322–323, 29: 325–326, 29: 337; Darwin on his passage of, 3I7-40; geology of, 29: 323–325, 29: 335–337; mines of, 29: 321–322; rain, absence of, in, 29: 328; shingle terraces of, 29: 319–320; snow-line of, 29: 249–250; stone, crumbling, of, 29: 323; torrents of, 29: 320–321; upheaval of, 29: 320, 29: 324–325; vegetation and zoology of, 29: 322, 29: 330–331; winds and storms of, 29: 327–328, 29: 364p. 130
Andocides, impiety, accused of, 12: 34; on Themistocles, 12: 34p. 130
Andrea, in THE CENCI, 18: 285, 18: 323p. 130
ANDREA DEL SARTO, 42: 1087–1094p. 130
Andrew, the apostle, 44: 368 (l. 14), 44: 424 (l. 13); in PARADISE REGAINED, 4: 372–373p. 130
Andrew, the boy, in DON QUIXOTE, 14: 37–39, 14: 296–299p. 130
Andrews, Dr., bishop of Winchester, 15: 339, 15: 383p. 130
Andrews, Isaac, Woolman and, 1: 181–182p. 130
Andrews, Peter, 1: 183, 1: 184–186p. 130
Androcles, Alcibiades's accuser, 12: 123p. 131
ANDROCLES, FABLE OF, 17: 20–21p. 131
Androgeos, death of, n 2-13p. 131
Andromache, in Greece, 13: 137–139; dream of, 40: 43; Ruskin on, 28: 142p. 131
Andromachus, a Syrian, 28: 58p. 131
Andromeda, constellation, 4: 149p. 131
Andronicus, Livius, date of, 9: 63; Sidney on, 27: 6p. 131
Andros, Themistocles at, 12: 23p. 131
Andvari, the dwarf, 49: 285–286p. 131
ANE AN' TWENTY, TAM, 6: 415–416p. 131
Anemolians, ambassadors of thep. 131
Aneurin, Celtic bard, 32: 166p. 131
Aneurism, defined, 38: 81p. 131→ Inventory
ANGEL, THE, a story, 17: 341–343p. 131→ Great Idea
Angelica, Agrican and, 4: 392; 14: 76; Orlando Furioso and, 14: 12, 14: 213, 14: 226; 32: 51 n.p. 131→ Inventory
Angelo, Michael, see Michelangelop. 131
Angels, Bagehot on Milton's, 200- l; bowers of the, 4: 321; Browne on creation of, 3: 284–285; chorus of, in FAUST, 19: 36–38; creation of, 20: 313 n., 20: 407–408 n.; Dante on rank among, 20: 298 n.; habitation of, 3: 286; in FAUSTUS, 19: 208, 19: 219, 19: 224, 19: 226; in PARADISE LOST, 4: 195–197; rebellion of the, 4: 198–226; love among, 4: 259; Milton on nature of, 4: 212–213; number of, 20: 410–411; Smart on, 41: 487; Tutelary; see Michael, Raphael, etc; see Fallen A n gels; see Tutelary Angelsp. 131→ Inventory
ANGELS, FOOTSTEPS OF, 42: 1267–1269p. 131
Anger, Augustine, St., on, 7: 28; Bacon on, 3: 134–136; Collins on, in music, 41: 477; in Dante's HELL, 20: 31–32, 20: 47; Dante's examples of, 20: 213; Ecclesiastes on, 44: 342 (l. 9); Epictetus on, 2: 144 (l. 75); Hobbes's definition of, 34: 340; Krishna on, 45: 862; Manzoni on, 21: 519; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 201 (l. 10), 2: 204 (l. 16), 2: 229 (l. 28), 2: 239 (l. 26), 2: 280 (l. 25), 2: 291; Pascal on, 48: 164 (l. 502); Penn on, 1: 346 (l. 270,271); Plutarch on, 12: 166; Walton on, 15: 328; Webster on, intemperate, 47: 788–789p. 131
Angle, Guichard d', 35: 46, 35: 47, 35: 51p. 131
Angles, Tacitus on the, 33: 115p. 131
Angrivarians, Tacitus on the, illp. 131
Anguillotto of Lucca, 31: 99p. 131
Angular figures, not beautiful, 24: 94; why unpleasant, 24: 99, 24: 120–121p. 131→ Inventory
Angus, in MACBETH, 46: 327–328, 46: 383–384p. 131
Angustia, Donna, 23: 238, 23: 383–384, 23: 385p. 131
Aniause, King, 35: 164, 35: 172p. 131
Animal kingdom, how distinguished from vegetable, 38: 341–342p. 131→ Inventory
Animalculie, perfection of, 5: 89; 48: 27p. 131
Animals, acclimatisation of, 11: 145–146; Bacon's experiments on, 3: 174–175; beauty in, proportion as cause of, 24: 77–78; beauty sense of, 36: 203–204; Blake on cruelty to, 41: 587–588; Buddhist ideas of, 45: 706–709; Burke on cries of, 24: 71; Burke on mating of, 24: 38–39; care of, in Massachusetts, 43: 79; Carlyle on, 25: 437 n.; death, no fear of, in, 34: 177; Descartes on reason in, 34: 47; domestic; Emerson on, 5: 229; extinction of large, cause of, 29: 178–180; fertilisation of, 11: 106–107; habits, diversity of, 11: 116–117; Hume on reason of, 37: 371–374; Locke on cruelty to, 37: 101–102; love of offspring among, 40: 425; Marcus Aurelius on kindness to, 2: 236 (l. 23), 2: 251 (l. 65); Pascal on mind in, 48: 117 (l. 340-3); admiration among, 48: 130 (l. 401); plants and, com plex relations of, 11: 79–83; Rousseau on distinction between men and, 34: 175–176; size of, disadvantages in, 11: 355; size of, in relation to vegetation, 29: 91–96; social instincts of, 2: 267 (l. 9); souls of, 36: 227; truth, love of, among, 5: 374; Voltaire on souls in, 34: 107; Woolman on kindness to, 1: 300; see Domestic Animals; see Organic Beings, Speciesp. 131→ Inventory
Animis m, defined, 17: 7p. 131
Animosities, teach value of friendship, 9: 17p. 131
Anius, king of Delos, 13: 131p. 131
Anna, St., in Dante's PARADISE, 20: 422; Jesus found by, 4: 365p. 131
Anna, the prophetess, 44: 359 (l. 36-8)p. 131→ Inventory
Anna, sister of Dido, 13: 152–154; tineas sought for by, 13: 167–168; at Dido's death, 13: 176–177p. 131→ Inventory
ANNA, THY CHARMS, 6: 309p. 131
ANNABEL LEE, 42: 1239–1240p. 131
Annas, the high priest, 44: 360 (l. 2), 44: 429 (l. 6); Dante on, 20: 97 n.p. 131
Annates, Luther on, 36: 278–279p. 131→ Inventory
Annebault, Claude d', 31: 321 n., 31: 328; Pare' and, 38: 12p. 132
Anneius, M., legate of Cicero, 9: 135, 9: 137p. 132
Annibale, the surgeon, 31: 31p. 132
ANNIE, FOR, 42: 1236–1239p. 132
Annotations, Cervantes on, 14: 6, 14: 8–9; Hugo on, 39: 337; Johnson on, 39: 246, 39: 248p. 132→ Inventory
Ansars, 45: 949 n., 45: 967 n.p. 132
Anseis, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 98, 49: 120, 49: 135, 49: 146p. 132
Anselm, Bacon on, 51 j Harrison on, 35: 253; in Dante's PARADISE, 20: 338; life of, 20: 338 n.p. 132
Anselmo, Lothario and, story of, 14: 307–346, 14: 351–355p. 132
Anselmo, in the goatherd's story, 14: 500–504p. 132
Anson's Voyages, Mill onp. 132
ANSWER, THE, Scott's, 41: 748p. 132
ANT AND GRASSHOPPER, fable of, 17: 25–26p. 132
Antaeus, Dante on, 20: 130 n.; family of, 49: 268 n.; Hercules and, 4: 409; 14: 19p. 132
Antaeus, chief of Turnus, 13: 340p. 132
Antagoras, of Chios, 12: 101p. 132
Antarctic islands, climate and productions of, 29: 253–256p. 132→ Inventory
Anteia, wife of Helvidius, 9: 339p. 132
Antenor, founder of Padua, 13: 81; 20: 163 n.p. 132
Anteon, see Antamsp. 132
Anterigoli, Piermaria d"; see Sbiettap. 132
Anteros, and Eros, 12: 109 n.; 18: 425p. 132
Anthemocritus, 12: 66–67p. 132
Anthony, St., see Antony, Stp. 132
Anthony, the goatherd, 14: 81–84p. 132
Anthores, death of, 13: 348–349p. 132
Anthrax, Pasteur on, 38: 365, 38: 369–370p. 132→ Inventory
Anthylla, city of, 33: 48p. 132
Antichrist, Browne on, 3: 298; legend of birth of, 3: 282; Luther on, 36: 295; Pascal on, 48: 285–286, 48: 293, 48: 295 (l. 846); Paul, St., on, 36: 274p. 132
Anticleia, mother of Odysseus, 22: 147, 22: 148–150; her death of grief, 22: 209p. 132
Anticlus, in the Trojan horse, 22: 53p. 132
Antigone, condemned to perish in cave, 8: 281; death of, 8: 282–286, 8: 295–296; fate bewailed by people, 8: 278; in Dante's Limbo, 20: 237; Oidipus with, 8: 253–254; in The Phoenicians, 39: 341; Polynices' burial by, 8: 255–258; Ruskin on, 28: 142p. 132
ANTIGONE, TRAGEDY OF, Sophicles's viiip. 132
Antigonus, of Judaea, 12: 349; and the Parthians, 4: 393p. 132
Antilochus, son of NeBtor, 22: 36; Achilles and, 22: 322; death of, 22: 51; in Hades, 22: 156, 22: 320p. 132
Antinous, in the ODYSSEY, complains of Penelope, 22: 23–24; counsels suitors to heed Telemachus, 22: 280; death of, 22: 296; Irus encouraged by, to fight with Ulysses, 22: 246, 22: 247; contest with the bow, 22: 286, 22: 287, 22: 288, 22: 289, 22: 290–292; Penelope, his gifts to, 22: 252; Penelope rebukes, 22: 226; Telemachus invited to feast by, 22: 29; Telemachus plotted against by, 22: 62, 22: 66, 22: 224–225; Ulysses and, as beggars, 22: 237–240; with Telemachus, 22: 19p. 132
Antioch, Christian Church at, 44: 448 (l. 26-30), 44: 450 (l. 1)p. 132
Antiochus of Ascalon, 12: 220p. 132
Antiochus, Athenian admiral, 12: 142p. 132
Antiochus, king of Commagene, 12: 347p. 132
Antiochus Epiphanes, and the Jews, 4: 388p. 132
Antiochus the Great, jEtolians and, 3: 128; anecdote of, 5: 293; prophecy of, 48: 249; the Romans and, 11 -p. 132
Antiochus Hierax, 12: 84 n.p. 132
Antiochus, the pilot, and Alcibiades, 12: 113p. 132
Antiope, Homer on, 22: 151; mentioned, 4: 376p. 132
Antipater, the Edomite, 4: 382p. 132
Antipater, general of Alexander, 12: 213; and the Athenian orators, 12: 214p. 132
Antipathies, national, Browne on, 3: 315; Pascal on, 48: 103; Washington on, 43: 243–244p. 132→ Inventory
Antiphates, in the.IENEID, 13: 316p. 132
Antiphates, the Laestrygonian, 22: 133p. 132
Antiphates, son of Melampus, 22: 206p. 132
Antiphates, and Themistocles, 12: 21p. 132
Antiphon, Athenian orator, on Alcibiades, 12: 108; condemnation of, 12: 202p. 132→ Inventory
Antiphon of Cephisus, 2: 22p. 132
Antiphus, son of Ægyptus, 22: 21; friend of Ulysses, 22: 229p. 132
Antipodes, Darwin on the, 29: 421p. 132
Antiquity, Bentham on, 27: 226–229; Browne on, 3: 281; Harvey on, 38: 63; Hobbes on, 34: 370; Hugo on, 39: 361; Johnson on, 39: 208; More on, 36: 142; Pascal on, 48: 106 (l. 301), 48: 437–444; not the rule of belief, 48: 95 (l. 260)p. 132→ Inventory
ANTI-REFORMERS, FALLACIES OF, Sydney Smith on, 27: 225–251p. 133
Antiseptic principle, Pasteur on the, 38: 381p. 133→ Inventory
ANTISEPTIC PRINCIPLE, Lister's, 38: 257–267p. 133
Antisthenes, on detraction, 2: 119 (l. 7), 2: 248 (l. 36); on the piper, 12: 36; with Socrates, 2: 47p. 133
Antithesis, Pascal on, 48: 17 (l. 27)p. 133→ Inventory
Antonia, daughter of Antony, 12: 388; 18: 64p. 133
Antoninus, Marcus Aurelius, see Aurelius, Marcusp. 133
Antoninus, T. Aurelius (Pius), 2: 192; M. Aurelius on, 2: 196 (l. 16), 2: 237 (l. 30)p. 133
Antonio, in DUCHESS OF MALFI; Ancona, banished from, 47: 806–807; Bosola with, 47: 756–757, 47: 774–775, 47: 780–782, 47: 809–810, 47: 848–850; Bosola on, 47: 800–803; Cardinal, relations with, 47: 762, 47: 837–838, 47: 844–845; Delio, scenes with, 47: 755–756, 47: 757–758, 47: 759–761, 47: 774, 47: 777, 47: 780, 47: 789–790, 47: 833–834, 47: 845–847; Duch ess, scenes with, 47: 767–772, 47: 775–776, 47: 777, 47: 793–795, 47: 798, 47: 808–809; Duchess, steward of, 47: 758; Ferdinand, relations with, 47: 759, 47: 806, 47: 809–810; orders palace closed, 47: 778; son of, born, 47: 780p. 133
Antonio, in TEMPEST; Ariel denounces, 46: 441–442; banquet, at the, 46: 440; Prospero and, 46: 402, 46: 454, 46: 456; Sebastian, plot with, 46: 423–426, 46: 440p. 133
Antonius, Caius, Roman consul, 12: 226–227; Catiline conspiracy, 12: 231, 12: 236; Mark Antony, relationship to, 12: 328; Cicero mentions, 9: 81p. 133
Antonius, Lucius, Cicero on, 9: 172p. 133
Antonius, Marcus, the orator, grandfather of Mark Antony, 12: 322; Sidney on, 27: 48p. 133
Antonius, Marcus, the Triumvir; see A n tonyp. 133
Antonius, Publius, and Caesar, 12: 266p. 133
Antonius of Florence, 36: 311p. 133
Antony, Caius, brother of Marcus, 12: 337p. 133
Antony, Mark, Actium, flight from, 12: 372–373; Antiochus, war with, 12: 347–348; appearance and dress of, 12: 324; Artavasdes seized by, 12: 361–362; in Asia, 12: 338–339; Bacon on, 3: 27; his relations with Octavius, 3: 123–124; burial of, 12: 384; Caesar and Pompey, contest of, 12: 325–328, 12: 290–291, 12: 297, 12: 300–301; Caesar, favorite of, 12: 330; after Caesar's death, 12: 253–254; character of, 12: 339; children of, 12: 388; Cicero, relations with, 12: 253–254, 12: 259, 12: 322, 12: 335–336; Cicero on his relations with, 9: 93, 9: 177, 9: 178, 9: 180; Cleopatra and, Dryden on, 18: 13; Cleopatra and sons honored by, 12: 364; Cleopatra, first meeting of, with, 12: 339–344; Cleopatra prevents, from renewing war, 12: 362–363; Cleopatra renews relations with, 12: 349–350; Cleopatra, slave of, charged with being, 12: 367–368; death of, 12: 381–382; Dolabella and, 12: 328, 12: 330; East, campaigns in, early, 12: 323–324; in Egypt after Actium, 12: 376–379; Fulvia, marriage to, 12: 329; in Greece, 12: 337, 12: 346–347; Ides of March, at, 12: 317, 12: 318, 12: 330–332; Italy, driven from, 12: 256, 12: 333; LIFE OF, Plutarch's, 12: 322–389; Lupercalia, at the, 12: 313, 12: 330–331; master of horse, 12: 328; O c - tavia, marriage of, to, 12: 344–345; Octavia neglected by, 12: 362–363; Octavius and, meet at Tarentum, 12: 348; Octavius, break of, with, 12: 333; Octavius, charges against, made by, 12: 364–365; Octavius, contest with, 12: 367–373; Octavius's growing jealousy of, 12: 346; parentage and youth, 12: 322–323; Parthia invaded by, 12: 349–361; Pompey's house bought by, 12: 329; popularity and liberality of, 12: 324–325; prodigies preceding the war, 368-9 (cf. xviii, 23); Sextus Pompey and, 12: 345–346; statues and honors to, abolished, 12: 259; triumvir, 12: 335–336; Virgil on, at Actium, 13: 291; war of, with republicans, 336-7 (cf. xviii, 38); world divided by, to triumvirs, 12: 344p. 133
Antony, in ALL FOR LOVE, 18: 21; in Egypt after Actium, 18: 25, 18: 27, 18: 29; his lamentation, 18: 30–31; scene with Ventidius, 18: 31–38; remarks on scene with Ventidius, 18: 20; his reply to Cleopatra's appeal, 18: 40–41; on Octavius, prepares to march, 18: 42–43; receives Cleopatra's gift, 18: 44–45; meeting with Cleopatra, 18: 46–53; with Cleopatra in the palace, 18: 53–54; advised by Ventidius, 18: 55–57; with Dola bella, 18: 57–61; scene with Octavia, 18: 61–65; sends farewell to Cleopatra by Dola bella, 18: 69–70; hears Dolabella's falseness, 18: 77–83; accuses Dolabella and Cleopatra, 18: 84–87; betrayed by Egyptian fleet, 18: 91; plans to fight it out, 18: 91; hears Cleopatra dead, 18: 95–96; death of, 18: 99–101p. 133
Antony, surnamed Creticus, father of Marcus, 12: 322p. 134
Antony, the Younger, 12: 388p. 134
Antony, St., Augustine on, 7: 127; Burke on pictures of, 24: 54; conversion of, 7: 136; Newman on, 28: 38p. 134
Ant ( s), aphides and, 11: 254; Brazilian, 29: 43; Browne on, 3: 266 (l. 15); Johnson on, 39: 294–295; Milton on, 4: 239; Pope on, 40: 427; slave-making instinct of, 11: 264–268; worker castes of, 11: 57, 11: 278–283p. 134
Antyllus, son of Antony, 12: 377, 12: 384, 12: 388p. 134
Anubis, called the dog, 4: 14; barking deity, 7: 120p. 134
An u week in, the Indian, 43: 143p. 134
Anville, Marshal d', 38: 25p. 134
Anxiety, Arabian verses on, 16: 11; Hobbes on, 34: 374, 34: 376–377; mean and noble, 28: 114; physical effects of, 38: 124; Pliny on limits of, 9: 327p. 134→ Inventory
An x u r, in the ^ENEID, 13: 340p. 134
Anyder River, in UTOPIA, 36: 175p. 134
Anysis, king of Egypt, 33: 69, 33: 70p. 134
Anything, Mr., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 102p. 134
Anytus, Alcibiades and, 12: 109–110; first briber in Athens, 12: 159; Socrates's accuser, 2: 6, 2: 11, 2: 18, 2: 19, 2: 22, 2: 134 (l. 52)p. 134
Aorta, Harvey on the, 38: 86–87, 38: 89, 38: 91, 38: 102, 38: 138p. 134→ Inventory
Apathy, in Dante's HELL, 20: 13–15; Pope on, 40: 417p. 134→ Inventory
Ape ( s), intellectual powers of, 11: 224p. 134
Apelles, Alexander and, 9: 104; method of, 3: 106; the "Venus" of, 9: 125; 13: 12p. 134
Apemantus, Timon and, 12: 376–377p. 134
Aphides, and ants, 11: 254; development of, 11: 462p. 134
Aphrodite, Ares and, 22: 106–108p. 134
Aphrodite, in HIPPOLYTUS, 8: 303–304; Cyrene's image of, 33: 89; home of, 8: 384; queen of rapture, 8: 131; "she whom none subdues, " 281; see Venusp. 134
Apires, Chilian miners, 29: 344–345p. 134
Apis, court of, at Memphis, 33: 77p. 134
Aplysia, Darwin on the, 29: 16p. 134
Apocalyptics, Pascal on the, 48: 216–217 (l. 650,651)p. 134
Apodictic principles, 32: 326p. 134
Apollinarian Heresy, 7: 115p. 134
Apollinarii, Milton on the, 3: 199p. 134
Apollinaris, Domitius, letter to, 9: 265p. 134
Apollo, Cassandra and, 8: 47–48, 8: 53–54; Daphne and, 40: 378; Delphi (Phoebus), fourth prophet of, 8: 122–123; Egypt, king of, 33: 72; god of music, 4: 21, 4: 57; 8: 445; Hyacinth and, 4: 18–19; in Egyptian mythology, 33: 78–79; Latona's son, 4: 80; Loxias, called, 8: 100, 8: 119, 8: 123; L y - ceian king, 8: 215; Marsyas and, 20: 285; Phlegyas and, 20: 32 n.; Phoebus, called, 8: 122; Thymbraean god, 20: 191 n.; Virgil on, 13: 157; Zoilus and, 28: 383; see Delphian Oraclep. 134→ Inventory
Apollo, in THE FURIES, protector of Orestes, 8: 125–126, 8: 129–132; witness for Orestes, 8: 145, 8: 147–149; altercation with the Furies, 8: 151–153p. 134→ Inventory
Apollo Belvedere, Cellini on the, 31: 318 n.; not impossible in life, 5: 193p. 134
Apollodorus, Socrates's friend, 2: 22, 2: 26, 2: 46–47, 2: 112p. 134
Apollodorus, the orator, and Demosthenes, 12: 202–203p. 134
Apollodorus, Greek writer, on Chrysippus, 32: 31p. 134
Apollodorus, the Sicilian, with Cleopatra, 12: 304p. 134
Apollonius, Molon, and Cicero, 12: 221; Caesar and, 12: 265p. 134
Apollonius, the Stoic, M. Aurelius on, 2: 194 (l. 8), 2: 199; on self-discipline, 2: 154 (l. 100)p. 134
Apollonius, of Tyana, Bacon on, 3: 66p. 134
Apollos, the Alexandrian, 44: 463–464 (l. 24-8); St. Paul on, 45: 494 (l. 5-6), 45: 495 (l. 6)p. 134
Apollyon, and Christian, 15: 60–64p. 134
Apologies, Bacon on, 3: 63; Emerson on, 5: 67; new actions the only, 5: 190; Pascal on, 48: 23 (l. 57)p. 134→ Inventory
APOLOGY OF SOCRATES, Plato's, 2: 5–30p. 134
APOLOGY, THE, Emerson's poem, 42: 1242–1243p. 134
Apostasy, Bunyan on, 15: 154–156p. 134→ Inventory
Apostles, Calvin on, 39: 44; choosing of the, 44: 368 (l. 13-16); community of goods among, 44: 431; council of, on circumcision, 44: 455–456; 48: 223 (l. 672); deacons appointed by the, (1-6); Holy Spirit received, 44: 425; im prisoned and miraculously freed, (17-20), renew teachings, (21 -42); in Jerusalem, 44: 439 (l. 1,14); with Paul, 44: 442–443 (l. 27); Jesus's appearances to, after death, 44: 418 (l. 36-53), 44: 423 (l. 3-11), 45: 511 (l. 5,7); Jesus with, 374 (1, 9). 375 (22-5), 44: 378 (l. 10), 44: 378 (l. 18), 44: 379–380 (l. 43-6), 44: 383 (l. 1), 44: 386 (l. 1), 44: 389 (l. 41), 44: 398 (l. 5-10), 44: 402 (l. 31), 44: 410 (l. 14-40), 44: 412 (l. 45-6); Judas's place supplied, 44: 424; Kempis on the, 7: 286 (l. 4), 7: 295 (l. 6); Lessing on the, 32: 198–199; Luther on the, 36: 290, 36: 344; Luther on council, 36: 273; Milton on the, 4: 353, 4: 354; miracles done by, 44: 427 (l. 43), 44: 432 (l. 12-16); Mohammed on the, 45: 954, 45: 967, 45: 1006; Pascal on the, 48: 268 (l. 770), 48: 277–278, 48: 289 (l. 838); Paul, St., on the, 45: 495 (l. 9-13); power and authority given to, 44: 377 (l. 1); sent forth to preach, 44: 377 (l. 2-6)p. 134→ Inventory
APOSTLES, ACTS OF THE, 44: 421–486p. 135
Apothecaries, Chaucer on, doctors and, 40: 23; profits of, 10: 113p. 135→ Inventory
Apparel, Penn on, 1: 330; Woolman on, 1: 252–254p. 135→ Inventory
Apparitions, Hobbes on, 34: 316–317p. 135→ Inventory
Apparitor, Chaucer's, 40: 28–29 n.p. 135
Appeal, right of, in Massachusetts, 43: 72 (l. 36)p. 135→ Inventory
Appearances, Emerson on regard for, 5: 67; fable of deceptiveness of, 17: 27; Goethe on, 19: 381; Machiavelli on care of, 36: 59; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 233 (l. 13); Pascal on, no (319); Paul, St., on, 36: 276; Schiller on aesthetic, 32: 284–289p. 135→ Inventory
Appetite, Locke on tempting the, 3 °p. 135
Appius Claudius, see Claudiusp. 135
Appius, Marcus, Caesar and, 12: 282; Cicero and, 12: 240; 9: 120, 9: 127, 9: 142, 9: 146; provincial governor, 9: 131, 9: 142; propylaeum of, 9: 151p. 135
Applauders, professional, in Rome, 9: 220p. 135
Applause, see Praisep. 135
Apple-growing, in Chiloe, short method employed, 29: 301–302p. 135→ Inventory
Apples, Locke on eating of, 37: 21p. 135
Appointments, Confucius on, 44: 41; Koran on, 25: 244; Presidential, 43: 188–189 (l. 2,3)p. 135→ Inventory
Appomattox, terms of surrender at, 43: 421–422p. 135
Apprehensions, Pliny on, 9: 327p. 135
Apprenticeships, limitation of, 10: 122; long, 10: 122–125; Smith on, 10: 104; unknown to ancients, 10: 125p. 135→ Inventory
Appropriations, in Massachusetts, 43: 77 (l. 78); ( U. S.) under the Confederation, 43: 164–165; under Constitution, 43: 184 (l. 12), 43: 186 (l. 7)p. 135→ Inventory
Apries, king of Egypt, 33: 81–84p. 135
April, Chaucer on, 40: 11; Shakespeare on, 40: 278p. 135
Apteryx, wings of the, 11: 177p. 135
Apuleius, Golden Ass of, 39: 350; 42: 1357p. 135
Aquila of Pontus, 44: 462 (l. 2-4), 44: 463 (l. 18-19), 44: 464 (l. 26)p. 135
Aquila, P. Attius, 9: 410p. 135
Aquleia, Freeman on, 28: 256p. 135
Aquilius, Cicero on, 9: 81p. 135
Aquilo, charioteer of Winter, 4: 18p. 135
Aquinas, Thomas, St., angels, reference to, 20: 408 n.; death of, 227 note n; Hazlitt on, 27: 278; Dante places in Paradise, 20: 327; life of, sketch of, 20: 327 n.; pupil of Albertus Mag nus, 20: 327 n.p. 135
Aquinius, Marcus, Cicero on, 12: 240p. 135
Arabella, Lady, see Stuart, Arabellap. 135
Arabesques, Cellini on, 31: 60–61p. 135→ Inventory
Arabian Heresy, 3: 258 (l. 7)p. 135
ARABIAN NIGHTS' ENTERTAINMENTSp. 135
Arabs, adopted children among, 45: 985 n., 45: 989 n.; beacon-fires of, 45: 1001 n.; chase, ideas of, 5: 353; divorce among, 45: 985 n.; Emerson on conquests of the, 5: 55–56; hospitality among, 45: 990 n.; religion of, 45: 876; Schiller on civilization of, 32: 237; sheiks, habits of, 5: 139; swords as mirrors among, 20: 343 n.p. 135
Arachne, Dante on, 20: 192; reference to loom of, 20: 70p. 135
Aratus, Pliny on, 9: 271p. 135
Araviscans, Tacitus on the, 33: 108p. 135
Arbela, battle of, 3: 74p. 135
ARBITRARY GOVERNMENT, Winthrop on, 43: 85–105p. 135
Arbitration, Hobbes on legal, 34: 410; Pascal on international, 48: 105 (l. 296); U. S. and Mexico, agreement between, for, 43: 302–303p. 135→ Inventory
Arc, Joan of, see Joan of Arcp. 136
ARCADES, MILTON'S, 4: 41–44p. 136
Arcadia, Johnson on first inhabitants of, 39: 199; Spartan invasion of, note; the "thesmophoria" in, 33: 85p. 136
Arcalaus, the enchanter, 14: 114p. 136
Areas, Callisto's son, 20: 416 n.p. 136
Arceisius, father of Laertes, 22: 218p. 136
Arcesilaus, method of teaching, 32: 36; Pascal on, 48: 124 (l. 375)p. 136
Archander, Herodotus on, 33: 48p. 136
Archangels, in FAUST, 19: 18p. 136→ Inventory
Archedemus, Aristophanes on, 8: 451, 8: 456p. 136
Archelaus, Antony and, 12: 324; the tower of, 35: 319p. 136
Archenomus, Aristophanes on, 8: 486p. 136
Archiac, M. d', on changes in species, 11: 359p. 136
Archias, the exile-hunter, 12: 214–215p. 136
Archibius, Cleopatra's friend, 12: 388p. 136
Archidamus, king of Sparta, 12: 66, 12: 69p. 136
Archidiche, Herodotus on, 33: 68p. 136
Archilochus, banished from Sparta, 3: 194p. 136
Archimedes, Huxley on, 28: 219; Man - zoni on, 21: 115; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 241 (l. 47); Pascal on, 48: 275p. 136
Archipelagoes, Darwin on, 11: 347p. 136
Archippe, wife of Themistocles, 12: 33p. 136
Archippus, Flavius, 9: 389–390, 9: 399p. 136
Architecture, Burke on colors in, 24: 69; Coleridge on, 27: 262; effects, its means of producing, 24: 129; figures in, various, 24: 64; Greenough's theory of, 5: 317; Hobbes on, 34: 363; Hugo on mediaeval, 39: 350–351; human body as model in, 24: 81–82; light and shade in, 24: 68–69; magnitude in, 24: 64–65; Vitruvius on study of, 5: 176; 31: 8p. 136→ Inventory
Architeles, Themistocles and, 12: 11p. 136
Archytas of Tarentum, on isolation, 9: 38; on sensual pleasure, 9: 59p. 136
Arcite and Palamon, story of, 39: 160, 39: 161, 39: 172p. 136
Areius and Octavius, 12: 383–384p. 136
AREOPAGITICA, MILTON'S, 3: 184–232p. 136
Areopagus, Council of, jEschylus on ordaining of, 8: 150–151; Burke on, 24: 338; its composition, 12: 44; its powers reduced, 12: 42, 12: 44p. 136
Ares, ^Eschylus on, 8: 23–24; Aphrodite and, 22: 106–108; Phineus's sons and, 8: 287; worshipped in Egypt, 33: 34, 33: 35, 33: 42; see Marsp. 136→ Inventory
Arete, wife of Alcinous, 22: 91–92; Ulysses with, 22: 93–94, 22: 110, 22: 153; Ulysses's farewell to, 22: 175p. 136→ Inventory
Aretheus, Eudamidas and, 32: 81p. 136
Arethusa, Alpheus and, Milton on, 4: 42; Dante on story of, 20: 104; Jupiter and, 19: 246; Virgil on, 13: 151p. 136→ Inventory
Arethusa, in PHILASTER, Bellario sent to, 47: 684, 47: 691; Bellario, scenes with, 47: 691–692, 47: 713, 47: 721, 47: 750; hunt, at, 47: 714; king, scenes with, 47: 708–709, 47: 735; lost in wood, 47: 718; Megra denounces, 47: 697, 47: 744; Pharamond and, 47: 667, 47: 669, 47: 682, 47: 692, 47: 693, 47: 724–725; Philaster, letter to, 47: 704; Philaster, scenes with, 47: 677–681, 47: 710, 47: 721–722, 47: 730, 47: 731, 47: 734p. 136→ Inventory
Arethusa, Browne on river, 3: 257p. 136→ Inventory
Aretino, Pietro, Milton on, 3: 203 n.; pictures of, reference to, 47: 569; portrait by Titian, 27: 272p. 136
Argand, Aime\ inventor of hollow wick, 30: 104, 30: 156p. 136
Argas, friend of Orgon, 26: 279p. 136
Argas, the poet, 12: 194p. 136
Argent, Dr., Harvey to, 38: 62p. 136
Argenti, Filippo, in Dante's HELL, 20: 33p. 136
Argia, in Limbo, 20: 237p. 136
Arginusac, battle of, 2: 20p. 136
Argo, Homer on ship, 22: 163; Milton on ship, 4: 134; Stukeley on, 5: 458p. 136
Argonauts, date of expedition of, 34: 129–130p. 136→ Inventory
Argos, eyes of, references to, 4: 322; 47: 567p. 136
Argos, Hermes, slayer of, 8: 187 n.; 22: 10p. 136
Argos, Io and, 8: 187, 8: 190–191p. 136
Argos, dog of Ulysses, 22: 235–236p. 136
Argument, Franklin on habit of, 1: 15–16, 1: 126–127; Penn on, 1: 335–336 (l. 133-6); Socrates on, 2: 83–84; varieties of, 37: 332 n.p. 136→ Inventory
Argus, Evander and, 13: 279; see Argosp. 136
Argustus, Eliazar and, 35: 154p. 136
Ariadne, sister of Minotaur, 20: 49 n.; placed among stars, 20: 339; Homer on, 22: 153; Theseus and, 26: 136p. 136
Ariamenes, Xerxes' admiral, 12: 18p. 136
Arians, Bacon on the, 3: 138; Browne on the, 3: 259 (l. 8); Pascal on the, 48: 293, 48: 301; Voltaire on, 34: 83–84p. 136
Aricia, mother of Virbius, 13: 265p. 137
Aricia, in PH^DRA, Hippolytus and, '35-7> 148-56, 26: 185, 26: 186–187, 26: 194; The seus and, 26: 188–189, 26: 196p. 137
Ariel, in FAUST, 19: 184, 19: 190p. 137→ Inventory
Ariel, in PARADISE LOST, 4: 213p. 137→ Inventory
Ariel, in THE TEMPEST, at banquet, 46: 441–442; Caliban and, 46: 436–439; Ferdinand and, 46: 412–413, 46: 416; Gonzalo and, 46: 422, 46: 426; Prospero and, 46: 405–410, 46: 445, 46: 449–450, 46: 452–453, 46: 453–454, 46: 455, 46: 459–460, 46: 461, 46: 462–463; Hugo on, 39: 354; Hunt on Shakespeare's, 27: 294; Shelley on Miranda and, 41: 848–849p. 137→ Inventory
Aries, Dante on sign of, 20: 178; sun started in, 20: 6 n.p. 137
Arimanes, in MANFRED, 18: 431p. 137
Arimaspians, ^Eschylus on the, 8: 195; and gryfons, 4: 132p. 137
Arimnestus, at Plataia, 12: 89, 12: 97p. 137
Ariobarzanes, Cicero and, 9: 136, 9: 142; Plutarch on, 12: 247p. 137
Arioch, in PARADISE LOST, 4: 213p. 137
Ariosto, Lodovic, Cervantes on, 14: 50; Dryden on, 13: 5, 13: 13, 13: 26, 13: 55; Hugo on, 39: 351; Hume on, 27: 207; Montaigne on, 32: 91; Renan on, 32: 160; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 132; Spenser on, 39: 62; Titian's portrait of, 27: 272; Wordsworth on, 39: 317p. 137
Ariovistus, 12: 279–280p. 137
Ariphron, guardian of Alcibiades, 12: 106, 12: 108p. 137
Aristarchus, friend of Paul, 44: 466 (l. 29), 44: 467 (l. 4), 44: 481 (l. 2)p. 137
Aristarchus of Samos, referred to, 46: 80p. 137
Aristides, archon, 12: 83; assessment made by, 12: 102; Athenian democracy proposed by, 12: 100; banishment of, 12: 84–85; birth and condition of, 12: 78–79, 12: 103–104, 12: 105; children of, 12: 105; commissioner, as, 12: 100–101; constancy and justice, 12: 81–82, 12: 83–84; death of, 12: 104; Eleutheria proposed by, 12: 99; levy of Greeks proposed by, 12: 99; LIFE OF, Plutarch's, 12: 76–105; Marathon, at, 12: 82–83; Persian wars, in, 12: 16–17, 12: 19, 12: 85–98; public conduct guided by expediency, 12: 103; resentment, freedom from, 12: 189; Themistocles and, 12: 7, 12: 15, 12: 16–17, 12: 19, 12: 22–23, 12: 79–80, 12: 81–82, 12: 84, 12: 86–87, 12: 100, 12: 102, 12: 104p. 137
Aristippus, Horace on, 32: 58; not with m Socrates in prison, 2: 47; on children, 32: 74; quotation from, 32: 63p. 137
Aristo, Titus, letters to, 9: 262, 9: 319; Pliny on, 9: 209–210p. 137
Aristobulus and Antony, 12: 323p. 137
Aristocracy, Channing on, 28: 344–345; Mill on government by, 25: 108; natural and actual, 25: 214; of Europe, 5: 214; origin of, 34: 221p. 137→ Great Idea
Aristocrates, Antony and, 12: 375p. 137
Aristodicus, the Tanagnean, 12: 46p. 137
Aristogiton, grand-daughter of, 12: 105; Hermodius and, 32: 77p. 137
Ariston, Claudius, 9: 294p. 137
Ariston, of Ceos, 12: 80 n.p. 137
Ariston, Greek tragedian, 32: 70p. 137
Aristonicus, death of, 12: 214p. 137
Aristophanes, Dryden on, 39: 174; Euripides and, 8: 302; THE FROGS, 439"87; Hugo on, 39: 347; life and works, 8: 438; Milton on, 3: 194, 3: 206; Samians on the, 12: 63; Socrates on, 2: 7; Taine on comedies of, 39: 435p. 137
Aristophanes, the grammarian, on Epicurus, 32: 64–65p. 137
Aristophon, the painter, 12: 120p. 137
Aristotle, air and rain, on, 38: 101; Alexander's tutor, 4: 401; 32: 53–54; animals, motion of, 38: 134–135; antipater on persuasiveness of, 12: 188; Art of Poesy, 27: 39; Augustine on Predicaments of, 7: 59; Bacon on ostentation of, 3: 128; Browne on, 3: 262 (l. 12), 3: 265, 3: 287, 3: 305, 3: 322; Cicero on, 12: 237; comedy on, 27: 46; comets, on, 34: 118; Dante's Limbo in, 20: 20 n.; death, on, 38: 85; democracy, on, 24: 259–260; Don Ferrante on, 21: 445; drama, on the, 13: 6; 39: 220; Emerson on, 5: 152–153; Euripus, flux of, 38: 75; friendship, on, 32: 73, 32: 80; heart and blood, on the, 38: 81, 38: 84, 38: 93, 38: 123, 38: 128, 38: 130, 38: 132, 38: 133, 38: 137; human understanding, on, 34: 103; Hume on, 37: 291; imitation, on, 24: 43–44; inequality, on, 34: 408–409; Lowell on, 28: 452; Luther on, 36: 321; Mill on, 25: 219; medicine, on study of, 206-7 notes 12 and 13; Milton on Lyceum of, 3: 244; 4: 401; Montaigne on, 32: 29; natural selection, his idea of, 11: 9 n.; Newman on Lyceum of, 28: 58; Pascal on, 48: 114; Plato's pupil, 2: 3; poetry, on, 13: 35; 27: 50; 28: 79; 39: 279, 39: 387; poetry and history, on, 27: 19; 28: 74; Raleigh on his doctrine of eternity, 39: 99, 39: 100, 39: 101, 39: 104; Rhetoric of, 25: 13; ridicule, on, 39: 180; soul, on the, 39: 101; space, on, 5: 175; state, on members of, 20: 318 n.; summum bonum of, 3: 331 (l. 15); Taine on, 39: 431 n.; teacher, profits as, 10: 137; taste, on, 28: 376; things to be avoided, on, 20: 47 n.; tragedy, on, 4: 412; 13: 8; viper, on the, 35: 344–345p. 137
Arithmetic, Descartes on, 34: 19; Hobbes on, 34: 363; Hume on, 37: 306; Locke on study of, 37: 153, 37: 154p. 138→ Inventory
Arius, Dante on, 20: 343 n.; Pascal on, 48: 288 (l. 832)p. 138
Arjuna, Prince, see BHAGAVAD-GITAp. 138
Ark, Browne on story of the, 3: 274; on pigeon sent from, 3: 273; Milton on the, 4: 337p. 138→ Inventory
Arkansas River, sediment of, 38: 402p. 138
Arkwright, the spinning-jenny and, 5: 395p. 138
ARMADA, THE, by Macaulay, 41: 915–916p. 138
Armadillo, Darwin on the, 29: 102; Raleigh on the, 33: 353p. 138→ Inventory
Armagnac, Earl of, 39: 95p. 138
Armenians, Freeman on the, 28: 271p. 138
Arm g art, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 468, 26: 469–473p. 138
Armies, Machiavelli on, 36: 40–41, 36: 48; mediaeval Italy, of, 27: 374–375; 16th century, 38: 8; standing; see Standing Armiesp. 138→ Inventory
Arminians, Bacon on the, 3: 138p. 138
Arminius, Milton on, 3: 204p. 138
ARMOUR, ADAM, PRAYER OF, 6: 121–122p. 138
Armour, Jean, farewell to, 6: 224; lines on, 6: 58, 6: 68–69, 6: 92, 6: 306–307, 6: 316–317; references to, 6: 142 n., 6: 173; Robert Burns and, 6: 15, 6: 16p. 138
Arms, Don Quixote on profession of, 14: 373–375, 14: 377–379; Machiavelli on practice and study of, 36: 40, 36: 48–49; Mil ton on lack of training in, 4: 347; More on practice of, 36: 144–145; profession of, necessary to empire, 3: 77–78; right of, in U. S., 43: 194 (l. 2)p. 138→ Inventory
Armstead, Gen., at Gettysburg, 43: 390p. 138
Armstrong, Dr., on puerperal fever, 38: 228p. 138
ARMSTRONG, JOHNIE, 40: 101–103p. 138
Army, U. S., under the Confederation, 43: 161, 43: 164, 43: 165; under Constitution, 43: 184 (l. 12), 43: 185 (l. 14); President commander-in-chief of U. S., 43: 188 (l. 1)p. 138
Army of the Potomac, Haskell on, 43: 327–328, 43: 402p. 138
Arnaces, the eunuch, 12: 20, 12: 87p. 138
Arnaius, the beggar, 22: 245p. 138
Arnauld, M., references to, 48: 346 n., 48: 387p. 138
Arnold, Sir Edwin, translator of BHA- GAVAD-GITA, 45: 783p. 138
Arnold, Matthew, on culture, 28: 213–214; life and writings, 28: 64; POEMS by, 42: 1123–1140; STUDY OF POETRY, 28: 65–90p. 138
Arnold, Sir Nicholas, 35: 328p. 138
Arnold, Thomas, Matthew Arnold on, 42: 1130–1135p. 138
Arnold, Bishop of Liege, 35: 101p. 138
Arnold's Battery, at Gettysburg, 43: 337p. 138
Aromaia, Raleigh on, 33: 333–334, 33: 353p. 138
Aroras, Raleigh on the, 33: 351p. 138
Arouet, Francois-Marie; see Voltairep. 138
Arowacai, town of, 33: 349p. 138
Arragon, Cardinal of, in DUCHESS OF MALFI, 47: 755–855; Antonio, relations with, 47: 759, 47: 762, 47: 883; Bosola, scenes with, 47: 756, 47: 837, 47: 838, 47: 843–845, 47: 851–854; Duchess and, 47: 764–766; Ferdinand and, 47: 762, 47: 786–789, 47: 806, 47: 835, 47: 836–837; Julia and, 47: 783–784, 47: 841–843; keeps watch alone, 47: 847–848; Loretto, at, 47: 807; Malatesti and, 47: 804p. 138
Arrangement, Pascal on, 48: 16 (l. 22-3)p. 138→ Inventory
Arrests, in U. S., 43: 194 (l. 4)p. 138
Arria, wife of Psetus, 9: 242–244; Certus, in case of, 9: 338, 9: 340–341; exile of, 9: 239; Pliny and, 9: 339p. 138
Arrian, Epictetus and, 2: 116p. 138
Arrianus, Maturus, letters to, 9: 187–188, 9: 251–252, 9: 278–280, 9: 331–332p. 138
Arrigo, Cardinal, 20: 336 n.p. 138
Arrigo, Florentine nobleman, 20: 27 n.p. 138
Arrius, Quintus, 12: 230; Cicero on, 9: 88, 9: 93p. 138
Arrogance, Dante places, in HELL, 20: 33; Hobbes on, 34: 364, 34: 409; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 279 (l. 13,19)p. 138→ Inventory
Arrows, Raleigh on poisoned, 33: 352p. 138→ Inventory
Arruntius, at Actium, 12: 373 n.p. 138
Arsaces, Parthian empire, founderp. 139
Art, ancient and modern, contrasted, 28: 191; Aurelius on nature and, 2: 287 (l. 10); Browne on, and nature, 3: 268; Browning on, 42: 1072; Burke on, 24: 47–48, 24: 65–66, 24: 87–88; Coleridge on, 27: 255–263; Confucius on nature and, 44: 20 (l. 16), 44: 38 (l. 8); Emerson on, 5: 180, 5: 301; Goethe on, 25: 382; 39: 251–266; Goldsmith on blessings of, 12: 522; Greenough's ideas of, 5: 316; Hugo on, 39: 345–346, 39: 348, 39: 364, 39: 367; human and divine, 2: 138 (l. 61); Hume on, 27: 207–208; 37: 292–293; "is long" (original saying), 38: 2; Morley on principles of, 24: 28; Pascal on, and nature, 48: 49 (l. 120); Penn on, 1: 343; public attitude toward, 28: 119–120; purism in, satirized, 19: 185; Ruskin on, 28: 152; Schiller on, 32: 209, 32: 212, 32: 231–238, 32: 253–255, 32: 267–269, 32: 268–274; Sidney on nature and, 27: 9; Taine on, 39: 429, 39: 431, 39: 434; unity the vital requisite of, 28: 371; utility and, 32: 211; "weaker than Necessity, " viii, 32: 185; Whitman on reality in, 39: 402; see Beauty, Tastep. 139→ Great Idea
ART THOU WEARY, 45: 544–545p. 139
Artabanus, Themistocles and, 12: 28–29p. 139
Artavasdes, king of Armenia, 12: 350p. 139
ARTEMIDORA, THE DEATH OF, 41: 902p. 139
Artemidorus, Caesar and, 12: 316–317; Pliny on, 9: 239–240p. 139
Artemis, Actaeon and, 8: 381; Atridae and, 8: 12; Egyptian mythology, in, 33: 79; Bubastis, festival of, 33: 34; oracle of, 33: 42; temple of, 33: 69–70; Homer on, 22: 83–84; reference to, 8: 215; Thebes, goddess of, 8: 214, 8: 215; see Cynthia, Dianap. 139
Artemisia, Burns on, 6: 59p. 139→ Inventory
Artemisium, battle of, 12: 12–13p. 139
Artemon, the engineer, 12: 63–64p. 139
Arteries, Harvey on the, 38: 65–69, 38: 73, 38: 79–81, 38: 88, 38: 89, 38: 102, 38: 109–110, 38: 113, 38: 137, 38: 139p. 139→ Inventory
Arthmius of Zelea, 12: 10p. 139
Arthur, King, Caxton on, 39: 20–24; Cervantes on, 14: 92, 14: 489; drinkingcup and arms of, 32: 145; Eliwlod and, 32: 168–169; Guenevere and, 42: 1186; Mordred and, 20: 132 n.; Renan on, 32: 148–149, 32: 155–157; Spenser on, 39: 62; university at C s r leon, 35: 371; Uther's son, 4: 102p. 139
Arthur, King, in HOLY GRAIL, 35: 105–106; his custom of adventure, 35: 107; and the marvelous sword, 35: 108; welcomes Galahad, 35: 109, 35: 110; and the Sangreal, in; his tourney at Camelot, m - 12; at Holy Grail feast, 35: 113; grief at departure of knights, 35: 113–114, 35: 115, 35: 116; orders chronicles of the Grail, 35: 213p. 139
ARTHUR, MORTE D', by Tennyson, 42: 986–992p. 139
Arthur, Prince, son of Henry vii, 39: 26p. 139
Arthur's hunting, 32: 153 n.p. 139
Arthurian legends, Caxton on, 39: 20–24; Renan on, 32: 146, 32: 148–166; see HOLY GRAILp. 139
Artichoke, compared with cardoon, 29: 125 n.; Jerusalem, 11: 147p. 139
Article, Dryden on the, 13: 61p. 139
ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION, 43: 158–168; Lincoln on, 43: 316p. 139
Articulate speech, man and nature, the distinction between, 27: 256–257p. 139→ Inventory
Artificers, in agricultural system, 10: 430–436, 10: 439–446; in policy of Europe, 10: 103–104p. 139→ Inventory
Artificial, Cailyle on the, 25: 330p. 139
Artisans, anciently inferior to warriors, 33: 83; Socrates on, 2: 10p. 139→ Inventory
ARTIST, EPIGRAM TO AN, 6: 263p. 139
Artist, Northern, in FAUST, 19: 185p. 139
Artists, Browning on, 42: 1096; Emerson on duty of, 5: 50–51; Goethe on training and duty of, 5: 252, 5: 255; 39: 260–261, 39: 263, 39: 265; relations to the public, 39: 259p. 139→ Inventory
Arts, Burke on the, 24: 40, 24: 44, 24: 47–48; Emerson on the, 5: 79–80, 5: 304; Raleigh on the, 40: 206; progress in, due to wants, 34: 177–178; relation of va rious, 39: 261; see Architecture, Music, Painting, Poetry, Sculpturep. 139→ Inventory
Arulenus, Rusticus, see Rusticusp. 139
Arundel, Earl of, in Crecy campaign, 35: 9, 35: 24, 35: 27p. 139
Arundel, Thomas of, 35: 255p. 139
Arundel, in EDWARD THE SECOND, 46: 43–46, 46: 50, 46: 59p. 139
Aruns, Camilla and, 13: 383–385; doomed by Diana, 13: 386; his death, 13: 386; in Dante's HELL, 20: 82p. 139
Aruspiciny, defined, 34: 382p. 139
Arwacas, Raleigh on the, 33: 341, 33: 374p. 140
Aryan Races, Freeman on the, 28: 240–242; Taine on the, 39: 420, 39: 421, 39: 422, 39: 423, 39: 424p. 140
Aryans, Tacitus on the, 33: 117p. 140
Arybas, the daughter of, 22: 210–212p. 140
Asaf, son of Barkhiya, 16: 26 n.; 16: 27, 16: 308p. 140
Asaph, Psalms attributed to, 44: 144, 44: 203, 44: 232–249p. 140
Ascanio, servant of Cellini, 31: 185–188, 31: 188–189, 31: 192, 31: 197, 31: 212–214, 31: 258, 31: 261, 31: 265, 31: 277, 31: 278, 31: 279, 31: 304, 31: 327, 31: 335–336, 31: 348, 31: 351p. 140
Ascanius (Iiilus), in sack of Troy, 13: 123, 13: 125; Dido's hunt at, 13: 157; A n - chises's funeral games, 13: 196–197; in fire of the ships, 13: 200; kills stag of Silvia, 13: 255–256; his fight with Tyrrheus, 13: 257–258; Nisus and Euryalus, with, 13: 301–302; in defence of the town, 13: 313–315, 13: 326; prophecy of his future reign, 13: 82, 13: 269p. 140
Ascension Island, Darwin on, 29: 494–498; rock incrustations at, 29: 19; species of, 11: 414p. 140
Ascension Day, Walton on, 15: 403–404p. 140
Ascetic goodness, Bagehot on, 28: 171–173; disagreeable to women, 28: 182–183p. 140→ Inventory
Asceticism, Diogenes on, 2: 180 (l. 187); Epictetus on, 2: 154 (l. 101); pride in, 2: 177 (l. 176); Utopian idea of, 36: 204p. 140→ Inventory
Ascham, Johnson on, 39: 225p. 140
Asciburgium, founded by Ulyssesp. 140
Asclapo, Roman physician, 9: 154p. 140
Asclepius, see iCsculapiusp. 140
Ascolano, Aurelio, 31: 58p. 140
Ascoli, Eurialo d', 31: 58 n.p. 140
Ascot, Duke of, 38: 52, 38: 53, 38: 55, 38: 57p. 140
Asdente, Dante on, 20: 84p. 140
Ashburton, Alexander Lord, 43: 281p. 140
Ashley, Lord, and Locke, 37: 3p. 140
Asia, cause of barbarism of, 10: 25–26; wealth of ancient, 9: 379 n.p. 140
Asinius, friend of Pliny, 9: 256p. 140
Asinius, Pollio, see Polliop. 140
Askew, in SHOEMAKER'S HOLIDAY, 47: 471, 47: 472–473, 47: 475, 47: 492p. 140→ Inventory
Asmach, Herodotus on the, 33: 20p. 140
Asmadai, Asmodai, or Asmodeus, reference to story of, 4: 151; in the battle, 4: 213; lustfulness of, 4: 375p. 140
Aspasia, of Miletus, accused of impiety, 12: 68, 12: 69; and the Megarians, 12: 67; Plutarch on, 12: 60–61p. 140
Aspasia, concubine of Cyrus, 12: 61p. 140
Asphalax, blindness of the, 29: 59p. 140
Asphalion, squire of Menelaus, 22: 51p. 140
Aspirations, worldliness and, 19: 33; inborn in man, 19: 48p. 140→ Inventory
Ass, descent of the, as traced by stripes, 11: 162–166; why not improved, 11: 52p. 140→ Inventory
Ass, Job's description of the wild, 24: 56–57p. 140→ Inventory
Ass AND BULL, story of, n - 2p. 140
Ass AND HORSE, fable of, 17: 42p. 140
Ass AND LAPDOG, fable of, 17: 15p. 140
Ass IN LION'S SKIN, fable of, 17: 30p. 140
Ass's BRAINS, fable of the, 17: 41p. 140
Assaracus, in Hades, 13: 229p. 140
Assattha, tree of, 45: 587p. 140
Assent, Dante on haste in giving, 20: 342; Harvey on, 38: 96; Penn on, to please, 1: 337 (l. 149)p. 140→ Inventory
Assertorial principles, 32: 326p. 140
Assignats, Burke on the, 24: 255–258, 24: 322–327, 24: 364–371p. 140→ Inventory
Assimilation, Freeman on, 28: 248p. 140→ Inventory
Assistance, asking, is honoring, 34: 361; Confucius on, 44: 52 (l. 15); only to be given by superiors, 18: 8; willingness to accept, 2: 244 (l. 7)p. 140
Association, Burke on effects of, 24: 104; Emerson on principle of, 5: 259–260; Locke on, as means of education, 37: 36 (l. 49), 37: 40 (l. 58); Mill on education by, 25: 87–88p. 140→ Inventory
Association of ideas, Hume on, 37: 304–305, 37: 327–331p. 140→ Inventory
Assurance in children, 37: 52, 37: 53p. 140
Assyria, Milton on ancient, 4: 390–391; Raleigh on history of, 39: 112p. 140
Astarte, Ashtaroth, or Astoreth, Milton on, 4: 13, 4: 99; crescent of, 42: 1231p. 140
Astarte, in MANFRED, 18: 434–436; Manfred on, 18: 425–426; further references to, 18: 420, 18: 424, 18: 444p. 140
Astolfo, in LIFE Is A DREAM, with Estrella, 26: 21–22; his claim to throne, 26: 22–23; agrees to king's plan to try Segismund, 26: 28–29; Segismund with, 26: 42–43, 26: 44–45; Rosaura and, 26: 67; in the battle, 26: 69–71; reunited with Rosaura, 26: 73p. 140
Astonishment, Burke on, 24: 49, 24: 50, 24: 128p. 140→ Inventory
Astrologers, in Dante's HELL, 20: 84p. 141→ Inventory
Astrology, Augustine, St., on, 7: 103–105; Don Quixote on, 14: 86; Hobbes on, 34: 363; interest in, reason of, 5: 298; unknown in Utopia, 36: 195p. 141
Astronomy, Augustine, St., on ancient, 7: 63–64; Dante's, 20: 292–293, 20: 325; Emerson on our ignorance of, 5: 80–81; Helmholtz on science of, 30: 174; Hobbes on, 34: 363; Hume on, 37: 419; Huxley on Greek, 28: 219; Locke on study of, 37: 138, 37: 147, 37: 155; Marlowe's, 19: 225; modern foundation of, 39: 52 n.; M on taigne on study of, 32: 48; Prometheus, originator of, 8: 183p. 141
Astur, ally of Æneas, 13: 327p. 141
Astyanax, son of Hector, 13: 115, 13: 144p. 141
Astyochus, Greek admiral, 12: 130p. 141
Aswattha, the banyan tree, 45: 857p. 141
Asychis, king of Egypt, 33: 68–69p. 141
Asylas, in the JENEID, 13: 312, 13: 327, 13: 378p. 141
Asyniur, goddesses, 49: 300 n.p. 141
Atabalipa, Milton on, 4: 329; Raleigh on, 33: 303, 33: 317, 33: 319, 33: 321, 33: 330p. 141
Atalanta, reference to apple of, 39: 138p. 141
ATALANTA, chorus from, 42: 1199–1201p. 141
Atarbechis, city of, 33: 26p. 141
Ate, jEschylus on, 8: 36, 8: 78, 8: 96, 8: 205; Virgil on, 13: 348p. 141→ Inventory
Athamas, in sack of Troy, 13: 108; Dante on, 20: 123p. 141
Athanasian Creed, Bagehot on, 28: 196p. 141
Athanasius, St., Pascal on, 48: 303 (l. 868); on psalm-singing, 7: 186; on the Trinity, 34: 83p. 141
ATHEISM, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 42–45p. 141
Atheism, Berkeley on, 37: 233; Browne on, 3: 272; Browning on, 41: 931; Burke on, 24: 227; Burns on, 6: 204; Hume on, 37: 407; Mill on, 25: 30; Milton on, 4: 422; Moliere on charges of, 26: 213–214; Pascal on, 48: 69 (l. 190), 48: 80 (l. 221), 48: 81 (l. 225), 48: 82 (l. 228); of physicians, 3: 253 n.; preferable to superstition, 3: 45p. 141→ Inventory
Atheist, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 137–138p. 141→ Inventory
Atheists, as witnesses, 25: 224; Pascal on, 48: 69 (l. 190)p. 141→ Inventory
Athena, birth of, 8: 149; holder of key to thunderbolts, 8: 156; wardress of Delphi, 8: 123; Egyptian worship of, 33: 34, 33: 42, 33: 86, 33: 80–90; Ruskin on, 28: 142; see Minervap. 141
Athena, in THE FURIES, with Orestes and the Furies, 8: 138–142; at trial of Orestes, 8: 144, 8: 145, 8: 150–151; ordains court of Areopagus, 8: 150; casts vote for Orestes, 8: 152–153; appeases the Furies, 8: 155–164p. 141
Athenaeus, and Cicero, 9: 136p. 141
Athene, in THE ODYSSEY, friend of Uly s ses, io - np. 141
Athenians, prayer of the, 2: 224 (l. 7); Taine on the, 39: 412p. 141
Athenodorus, the ghost and, 9: 312–313p. 141
Athenodotus, Marcus Aurelius on, 195 ^ >p. 141
Athens, vEschylus on, 8: 160–165; Aristophanes on decline of manhood at, 8: 473–474; and on politics of, 8: 460–461, 8: 484–485; beautifying of, by Pericles, 12: 47–51; books in ancient, 28: 56; bounty of ancient, 12: 105; Burke on Areopagus of, 24: 338; capital causes in, 2: 25; capital executions in, 2: 45–46; Collins on music in, 12: 479; Dante on, 20: 169–170; economic resources of, 28: 43–44; houses and streets of ancient, 28: 55; liberty of press in, 3: 193–194; military spirit of, decline of, 27: 373–374; Milton on learning of, 4: 401–404; named for Minerva, 20: 206 n.; Newman on intellectual supremacy of, 28: 40–43; population under Pericles, 12: 74–75; religious liberty in, 37: 393; sacred galleys of, 12: 42 n.; St. Paul in, 44: 461 (l. 16-34); Schiller on art and liberty in, 32: 237; Shelley on golden age of, 27: 338–339; on the drama in, 27: 339, 27: 340–341; Spartan policy toward, 36: 18; teachers in, rewards of, 10: 136; the Thirty at, 144-5 ( f ° r various portions of Athenian history, see PLUTARCH'S LIVES OF THEMISTOCLES, PERICLES, ARISTIDES, ALCIBIADES, DEMOSTHENES)p. 141
Athens, Duke of, constable of France, 35: 46, 35: 47, 35: 48p. 141
ATHENS, MAID OF, 41: 795–796p. 141
ATHENS, UNIVERSITY LIFE AT, 28: 51–61p. 141
Athlete, life of an, Epictetus on, 2: 155 (l. 104)p. 141→ Inventory
Athole, Earl of, James I and, n 61p. 141
Atilius, Lucius, called the wise, 9: 11p. 141
Atinas, in the JENEID, 13: 409, 13: 413p. 141
Atlantic Sisters, Pleiades called, 4: 308p. 142
Atlantis, Bacon on, 3: 157–158p. 142
ATLANTIS, NEW; see NEW ATLANTISp. 142
Atlas, jEschylus on, 8: 178–179, 8: 182; Homer on, 22: 10; Virgil on, 13: 161, 13: 234, 13: 272p. 142→ Inventory
ATLI, THE SONG OF, 49: 407–417; remarks on, 49: 252p. 142
Atli, in the VOLSUNG TALE, 49: 310; his future foretold, 49: 312, 49: 328, 49: 336; Brunhild and, 49: 334; wedded to Gudrun, 49: 340–341; his dreams, 49: 341; sends for Gun - nar, 49: 342–343; in the battle, 49: 346–347, 49: 348, 49: 349; Gunnar and, 49: 349–350; his end, 49: 350–353p. 142
Atli, in the EDDA, his future foretold, 49: 378, 49: 383–384, 49: 392; Brunhild and, 49: 379; wedded to Gudrun, 49: 402–404; his dreams, 49: 404–406; sends for Gunnar, 49: 407–408; with Gunnar, 49: 413–414; Oddrun and, 49: 435–437; his eating of his children, 49: 415–416; death, 49: 416–417p. 142
Atmosphere, composition of the, 30: 144; pressure of the, 30: 146–149; resistance of the, 30: 19–20; a blanket for the earth, 30: 212; temperature dependent on altitude, 30: 212–213p. 142→ Inventory
Atolls, Darwin on, 29: 469–472; formed from barrier reefs, 29: 477–481; causes of destruction of, 29: 482–483; absence of, in West Indies, 29: 484; in the Pacific, 29: 406, 29: 456–469p. 142→ Inventory
Atom, the universe in the, 48: 27p. 142→ Inventory
Atonement, commencement of, 18: 439p. 142
ATREUS, HOUSE OF, 8: 7–165p. 142
Atreus, Thyestes and, 8: 71–72; Sidney on, 27: 17p. 142
Atropos, "the blind Fury, " ivp. 142
Attachments, Pascal on human, 48: 156 (l. 471), 48: 158 (l. 479)p. 142→ Inventory
Attagis, species of, in South America, 29: 101p. 142
Attainder, bills of, in U. S., 43: 185 (l. 3), 43: 186 (l. 10)p. 142→ Inventory
Attentions, Y u - tzu on, 44: 6 (l. 13), 44: 25p. 142
Attia, mother of Octavius, 12: 255p. 142
Attic Boy, Cephalus called the, 4: 37p. 142
Attic comedy, coarseness of, 8: 438p. 142
Attica, Newman on, 28: 41–42; Rousseau on, 34: 177p. 142
Atticus, Titus Pomponius, character of, 9: 80; Cicero's letters to, 9: 81, 9: 83, 9: 85, 9: 94, 9: 100, 9: 133, 9: 141, 9: 169, 9: 171, 9: 172; essays dedicated to, 9: 9–10, 9: 45–46p. 142
Atticus, Herodes, 28: 59–60p. 142
Attila, in Dante's HELL, 20: 52p. 142
Attilio, Count, in THE BETROTHED, at Don Rodrigo's, 21: 73–81, 21: 105–106, 21: 181–183; goes to Milan, 21: 290–291; procures Cristoforo's removal, 21: 299–303; dies in plague, 21: 536p. 142
Attinghausen, Baron, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 405–412, 26: 456–461p. 142
Attorney, Hobbes on power of, 4 I 3 - I 4p. 142
Atys, in the £NEID, 13: 196p. 142
Aubignac, D ', Corneille and, 39: 361; Hugo on, 39: 364p. 142
Aubigny, Lord d', 35: 25, 35: 31p. 142
Aubrecicourt, Eustace d', 35: 35, 35: 36, 35: 42, 35: 43, 35: 46p. 142
Aubrey, on Milton, 28: 174p. 142
Auburn, the deserted village, 41: 509–519p. 142
Auckland Islands, ferns in, 29: 249p. 142
Audacity, Hippocrates on, 38: 5p. 142
Audley, James, at Poitiers, 35: 43, 35: 44, 35: 48; honored by Prince Edward, 35: 53; his gift to squires, 35: 55; new gift from Prince, 35: 57p. 142
Audley, Lord Chancellor, 36: 112, 36: 117, 36: 119, 36: 120, 36: 123, 36: 125, 36: 128, 36: 129, 36: 130, 36: 131p. 142
Audrehem, Arnold d', 35: 44p. 142
Audubon, on the frigate bird, 11: 180; on birds' nests, 11: 254–255; on transportation of seeds, 11: 412p. 142
Auerbach's wine cellar, 19: 84–99p. 142
Aufidius, death of, 32: 13–14p. 142
Aufidius, Tullus, Coriolanus and, 12: 167–169, 12: 171–172, 12: 175, 12: 183–185; death of, 12: 185p. 142
AUGURIES OF INNOCENCE, 41: 586–590p. 142
Augurs, College of, 9: 213 n.; duties of, 9: 251 n.; Pliny on, 9: 251–252; seniority among, 9: 68p. 142
Augury, defined, 34: 382; among the Germans, 33: 98p. 142
AUGUST, SONG COMPOSED IN, 6: 45–46p. 142
AUGUSTA, EPISTLE TO, 41: 792–795p. 142
AUGUSTA, TO, 41: 790–791p. 142
Augustan Age, Macaulay on, 27: 391p. 142
Augustia, Donna, 23: 238, 23: 383–384, 23: 385p. 142
Augustine, St., Bishop of Hippo, 7: 3–4; Alypius and Nebridius friends of, 7: 87–92; astrology rejected by, 7: 103–106; baptism of, 7: 146; books "on the fair and fit, " 56-9; Carthage, in, 7: 31–33; Caxton on teachings of, 39: 13; Chaucer on, 40: 16, 40: 46; on Christ, 7: 114–115, 7: 196–197; on Christ and Church, note; communistic household of, 7: 96; concubine of, 7: 46, 7: 96; CONFESSIONS, 7: 5–198; CONFESSIONS, remarks on, 31: 1; CONFESSIONS, object in writing, 7: 22, 7: 24, 7: 161–163; conversion of, 7: 76–77, 7: 82–84, 7: 118–143; m Dante's PARADISE, 20: 420 n.; D e Saci on, 48: 393–394; on the dead, 39: 92; on death, 48: 338; deati his fear of, 7: 96; on deception, 48: 105 n.; Descartes and, 48: 408; disappointments of, 7: 85–87; diviners and, 7: 46–47; Donatists and, 39: 34; on doubtful points, 39: 37 n.; evil, on question of, 7: 101–102, 7: 106; Faustus and, 7: 67–69; friend, loss of, 7: 48–52; on God, 7: 5–7, 7: 27–28, 7: 37–38, 7: 60, 7: 74–75, 7: 98–99, 7: 115, 7: 164, 7: 174, 7: 176–181; on goodness of all things, no - n; on happiness, 7: 176; Hugo on, 39: 345; infancy and boyhood of, 7: 8–20; learning, on his, 7: 59–61; Luther on, 36: 266, 36: 300; on man, 48: 32 n.; Manichazans, among, 7: 35–45, 7: 63–66, 7: 74–75; marriage, his wish for, 7: 93–95; memory, on the, 7: 166–176; Milan, in, 7: 76; on miracles, 7: 350–351; 48: 281 (l. 812); on monks, 39: 36 n.; mother's death, 7: 151–159; Orosius and, 20: 328; Platonists partly convert, 7: 107–114; Pascal on, 48: 87, 48: 304 (l. 869); on praise, 39: 67; on righteousness, 48: 167; Rome, in, 7: 70–73; scriptures, attitude toward, 7: 35, 7: 114–117; studies of, 7: 34; rhetoric, teacher of, 7: 46, 7: 75, 7: 138–141; trials and temptations of, 7: 181–195; truth, his search for, 7: 92–93; Walton on, 15: 336, 15: 341, 15: 353; wills, on two, in man, 7: 131–133p. 142
Augustine of Canterbury, Roper on, 36: 130; See of London, changed by, 35: 252; Stamford University, suppressed by, 35: 371p. 143
Augustus, Æneas, compared with, 13: 19–24, 13: 36; ÆNEID saved by, 14: 99; Agrippa and, 3: 67; Ajax of, 4: 412; arts of, 3: 17; beauty of, 3: 106; Britain's tribute to, 35: 315–316; calm nature of, 3: 104–105; censorship of books under, 3: 195; Dante on victories of, 20: 307–308; death of, 3: 10; decree of, in LUKE, 44: 357 (l. 1); diet of, 37: 17; favorites of, 12: 388; Horace and, 27: 68–69; 39: 164; Herod's son, on, 48: 66 (l. 179); Rome, liberator of, 3: 130; M. Aurelius on, 2: 258 (l. 31); motto of, 19: 369; Ovid and, 13: 36–37, 13: 54–55; Pascal on, (132); on pets, 12: 35; pleasure in small children, note n; postal service of, 9: 369 n.; Scribonia, his divorce of, 13: 37; times of, 3: 45; vestal virgins and, 9: 254 n.; Virgil and, 13: 3, 13: 17–20, 13: 55, 13: 83, 13: 234; 39: 164; see Octaviusp. 143
Auld, William, lines on, 6: 353 n.; reference to, 6: 228p. 143
AULD FARMER'S NEW YEAR SALUTATION, 6: 147–150p. 143
AULD HOUSE, THE, 12: 561–562p. 143
AULD LANG SYNE, 6: 317; Whittier on air of, 42: 1362p. 143
Auld Lichts, Burns on, party of, 6: 16, 6: 63–66, 6: 90–91, 6: 104–107p. 143
AULD ROB MORRIS, 6: 445–446p. 143
AULD ROBIN GRAY, 12: 5578p. 143
Aulestes, death of, 13: 400p. 143
Auletes, Æneas, ally of, 13: 328p. 143
Aunus, death of, 13: 381p. 143
Aurelia, Regulus and, 9: 229p. 143
Aurelia, Carsar's mother, 12: 269, 12: 271–272p. 143
Aurelian, Bacon on, 3: 130p. 143
Aurelius, Marcus, sketch of life and work, 2: 192; Alexander the prophet and, 37: 384; Arnold on, 42: 1139; Machiavelli on, 36: 63, 36: 68; MEDITATIONS of, 2: 193–301; Pope on, 40: 436p. 143
Aurelius, Scaurus, 33: 113p. 143
Auret, Marquis d', 38: 52–58p. 143
Auricles, of the heart, 38: 82–86, 38: 134–135p. 143→ Inventory
Aurinia, worship of, 33: 97p. 143
Aurochs, deterioration of the, 11: 134p. 143
Aurora, Cephalus, the Attic Boy, and, 4: 37; Orion and, 22: 71; Tithonus and, 5: 92; 22: 68; Zephyr and, 4: 30p. 143
AURORA, TO, 40: 314–315p. 143
Aurora Borealis, Kelvin on, 30: 264p. 143
Austerity, Bagehot on, 28: 171–173; not agreeable to women, 28: 182; party spirit and, 28: 186; strength of, lies in itse'', 28: 190p. 143→ Inventory
Austin, St., Augustine called, 39: 13–14; 40: 16p. 143
Austin, Adam, FOR LACK OF GOLD, 12: 532–533p. 143
Austin, Charles, edits Parliamentary Review, 25: 76; in debating society, 25: 79–80; Mill on, 25: 51–52, 25: 64; in Utilitarian movement, 25: 67p. 143
Austin, John, Mill on, 25: 49–51; his friendship with Mill, 25: 44, 25: 49; paper for Westminster Review, 25: 63; for Parliamentary Review, 25: 76; later years of, m -12, 25: 161p. 143
Australia, Darwin on, 29: 435–455; European species in, 11: 84, 11: 403; fossil mam mals of, 11: 372; glaciers in, 11: 400; marsupials of, 11: 119; native species reduced, 11: 134–135; productions of, reason of inferiority, in; useful plants, absence of, in, 11: 48p. 144
Australians, Darwin on the, 29: 235, 29: 437–438; dances of the, 29: 454–455; dogs not domesticated by, 11: 258p. 144
Austria-Hungary, Freeman on, 28: 262–263, 28: 269–270p. 144
Authorities, Bacon on, in philosophy, 39: 122–123; Emerson on quoting, 5: 71; Hugo on citing, 39: 387; Raleigh on, 39: 100p. 144→ Inventory
Authority, Bacon on vices of, 3: 30, 3: 48; Channing on, in religion, 28: 342; Hobbes on legal, 34: 414; Kempis on obedience to, 7: 212; knowledge on, 32: 37–39; Lowell on decline of, reverence for, 28: 466; Luther on, 36: 274; Mill on limits of, 25: 203–206, 25: 270–289; Pascal on, and reason, 48: 438–444; Pascal on, in religion, 48: 95 (l. 260); Paul on, 36: 274; Pliny's remarks on, 9: 333; truths on, 25: 229–239p. 144→ Inventory
Authors, in law, 34: 414–415, 34: 417; Pascal on egotism of, 48: 21 (l. 43); relation of, to public, 39: 253–254p. 144→ Inventory
Autobiographies, preeminent, 31: 3p. 144
Autobiography, Cellini on, 31: 5; Cicero on, 9: 104; James on influence of, 1: 68; Vaughan on, 1: 70–71p. 144
Autolycus, 22: 267–268p. 144
Automata, Descartes on, 34: 45–46; Hobbes on, 34: 309p. 144→ Inventory
A u to medon, in sack of Troy, 13: 116p. 144
Autonoe, in THE BACCH^, 8: 399, 8: 421, 8: 427p. 144
Autonomy of the Will, explained by concept of freedom, 32: 356–357; Kant on, 32: 341–343, 32: 346; the supreme principle of morality, 32: 343, 32: 350–351, 32: 355p. 144
AUTUMN, ODE TO, 41: 879–880p. 144
Autumn, Burns on, 6: 231–232; Campbell on, 41: 772; Collins on, 41: 481; Long fellow on, 42: 1304; Shakespeare on, 40: 277–278; Shelley on the, 41: 833–834p. 144→ Inventory
Auxerre, battle of, 39: 82p. 144
Auxiliary troops, Machiavelli on, 36: 45–48p. 144→ Inventory
Ava, plant, 29: 414p. 144→ Inventory
Avalanches, cause of, 30: 214–215p. 144→ Inventory
Avalos, Alfonson d', 31: 183 n.p. 144
A van, province of, 43: 24p. 144
AVARICE, MSOP'S FABLE ON, 17: 32p. 144
Avarice, Arabian proverb on, 16: 201; Arabian verses on, 16: 302; Browne on, 3: 329; Cicero on, in old age, 9: 68; Dante's punishment of, 20: 29–30, 20: 222–224; instances of, 20: 228–229; Dante on, 20: 225 n.; Epictetus on growth of, 2: 144; Krishna on, 45: 862; miserliness contrasted with, 36: 51; Mohammed on, 45: 883–884; Pascal on, 48: 164 (l. 502); Penn on, 1: 331–332; Shakespeare on, 46: 376p. 144→ Inventory
AVARICIOUS AND ENVIOUS, fable of, 17: 32p. 144
Avenant, Sir William d', DAWN SONG, 40: 354p. 144
Aventinus, son of Hercules, 13: 262p. 144
Averroes, Dante on, 20: 20 n.p. 144
Aversion, Hobbes on, 34: 337–340; language of, 34: 344p. 144→ Inventory
Avianius, Cicero and, 9: 105p. 144
Aviaries, Bacon on, 3: 117p. 144→ Inventory
Avicenna, in Dante's Limbo, 20: 20; on tumefaction, 38: 114p. 144
Avila, Don Louis de, works of, 14: 55p. 144
Avilion, island-valley of, 42: 992p. 144
Aviones, Tacitus on the, 33: 115p. 144
Avitus, letter to, 9: 215p. 144
Avoidance, Aurelius on, 2: 236 (l. 20)p. 144
AWA', WHIGS, AWA', 6: 360–361p. 144
A we, Confucius on, 44: 29 (l. 22), 44: 56 (l. 8)p. 144
A wood, John, More and, 36: 121–122p. 144
A x, speckled, story of, 1: 84–85p. 144
Axioms, Montaigne on, 48: 392; Pascal's rules for, 48: 405p. 144→ Inventory
AYE MY WIFE SHE DANG ME, 6: 515p. 144
Ayeshah, wife of Mohammed, 45: 992 n.p. 144
AYR, THE BRIGS OF, 6: 230–237p. 144
AYR, FAREWELL SONG TO BANKS OF, 6: 238–239p. 144
Ayrton, William, in Hazlitt's discussion, 27: 267–278p. 144
Aytoun, Sir William, REFUSAL OF CHARON, 41: 917–918p. 144
Azara, Don Felix, on carrion-hawks, 29: 64, 29: 66; on cattle in Paraguay, 11: 80–81; on hydrophobia, 29: 357; on ostrich eggs, 29: 98; on Pampas Indians, m note; on plants along new tracks, 29: 124; on wild horses in droughts, 29: 139; on wasps and spiders, 29: 44 n.; on S. American rainfall, 29: 55 n.p. 144
A z a z e l, standard bearer of Satan, 4: 101p. 145
Azores, stocked by glaciers, 11: 392–393p. 145
Azotos, siege of, 33: 79p. 145
Azpetia, Don Sancho de, the Biscaine, 14: 70p. 145
Azura, Phineas Ibn, 45: 964 n.p. 145
Azzecca-Garbugli, in THE BETROTHED, 21: 40, 21: 42–47, 21: 74, 21: 76, 21: 80–81, 21: 406, 21: 637p. 145