Baalim, Milton on, 4: 98p. 145
Baal-peor, 44: 279 (l. 28)p. 145
Baba Mustafa, in ALI-BABA, 16: 429–430, 16: 431–432p. 145
Babel, Tower of, Browne on, 3: 275; Hobbes on, 34: 323; Milton on, I 05 > 343! its builders in Limbo, 4: 147p. 145
BABIE, THE, by Miller, 41: 918p. 145
Babieca, horse of the Cid, 14: 13–14; saddle of, 14: 490p. 145
Babington, Rev. Dr., lines on, 6: 499p. 145
Babrius, Valerius, Æsop and, 17: 8–9p. 145
BABY, by MacDonald, n 18-19p. 145
Babylon, Milton on, 4: 391; Milton on captivity in, 4: 350; psalm on captivity in, 44: 318; Raleigh on, 39: 71p. 145
BABYLON; or, BONNIE BANKS o' FORDIE, 40: 58–59p. 145
Bacan, Alvaro de, 14: 386p. 145
Baccalaos, Newfoundland called, 33: 281p. 145
BACCHS, THE, of Euripides, 8: 368–436p. 145
Bacchic mysteries, Herodotus on, 33: 42p. 145
Bacchus, Amalthea's son, 4: 161; Circe and, 4: 46; Dryden on, 40: 392; Euripides on, 8: 371–372, 8: 382–383, 8: 384p. 145
Bacchus, India, return from, 13: 234; mirth, father of, 4: 30; mother of, 12: 271; Pentheus and, 8: 123; Sophocles on, 8: 293; Thebes, guardian of, 8: 215–216; worship of, described, 8: 399–402; worship of, various forms of, 12: 338 n.; see Dionysus Iacchusp. 145
Bachelors, ancient penalty on, 9: 404 n.p. 145
Bachiacca, the embroiderer, 31: 56 n., 31: 354 n.p. 145
Bachiacca, the painter, 31: 56 n., 31: 64, 31: 66p. 145
Bachman, on carrion vulturesp. 145
Backbite, Sir Benjamin, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL; epigram of, 18: 132; Maria's lover, 18: 119; Sneerwell's, at, 18: 122–126, 18: 131–137; Lady Teazle's, at, after the scandal, 18: 181–185p. 145
Backsliding, in religion, 15: 154–156p. 145→ Inventory
Bacon, Francis, Emerson on, 5: 435–436, 5: 438, 5: 440; ESSAYS, 3: 7–142; remarks on ESSAYS, 3: 4; Hazlitt on, 27: 277 n.; Herbert, George, and, 15: 383; Hobbes and, 34: 308; inquiry, on, 11: 1; INSTAURATIO MAGNA, PREFACE TO, 39: 116–142; INSTAURATIO MAGNA, remarks on preface to, 39: 3; Jonson on, 27: 56–57; Jonson on times of, 5: 437–438; language of, 39: 196; LIFE, 40: 348–349; life and works, 3: 3–4, 3: 144; Montaigne and, 32: 3; NEW ATLANTIS, 3: 145–181; NOVUM ORGANUM, preface to, 39: 143–147; on inquiry, 11: 1; Pope on, 40: 437; on prodigies, 37: 391; Raleigh on, 39: 112; on reform, 5: 371; on Rome, 5: 362; Shakespeare not mentioned by, 39: 317–318; Shelley on, 27: 334; on similitudes, 27: 331; Voltaire on, 34: 98–102p. 145
Bacon, Sir Nicholas, 3: 3; Jonson on, 27: 56p. 145
Bacon, Roger, Emerson on, 5: 394–395; Newman on, 28: 47p. 145
Bacteria, absorption of oxygen by, 38: 326–327; air and, 38: 334–335; animal nature of, 38: 342–343; Lister on, 38: 256p. 145→ Inventory
Badow, Richard, founder of Clare Hall, 35: 381p. 145
Baer, Von, on embryos, 11: 459; on standard of organization, 11: 129; on the bee, 11: 370p. 145
Bagdernagus, King, 35: 116–117; tomb of, 35: 204p. 145
Bagehot, Walter, O N MILTON, 28: 165–206; life and works of, 28: 164p. 145
Baglioni, Malatesta, 31: 70 n.p. 145
Baglioni, Orazio, 31: 70 n., 31: 73–75, 31: 80p. 145
Bagot, Charles, correspondence with M r. Rush, 43: 265–267p. 145
Bahamas, Raleigh on the, 33: 377p. 145
Bahia, Darwin on, 29: 21, 29: 498p. 145
Bahia Blanca, Darwin on, 29: 81–111p. 145
Bahram, reference to, 41: 945p. 145
Bail, excessive, forbidden, 43: 195 (l. 8); right of, in Massachusetts, 43: 69 (l. 18)p. 145→ Inventory
Bailiff, Chaucer's, 40: 27–28p. 145
Baillie, Lady Grisel, WERENA M Y HEART, 40: 398–400p. 146
Baillie, Joanna, Constantine of, notep. 146
Bailly, M., as mayor of Paris, 24: 372–373; on October sixth, 24: 211 n.; Burke on death of, 24: 216 n.p. 146
Bain, Alexander, Mill and, 25: 152 n., 25: 161, 25: 189p. 146
Baird, Dr., on Franklin, 1: 59p. 146
Baithis, sons of, 49: 241–242p. 146
Bajazet, Raleigh on, 39: 98; Selymus and, 3: 50–51p. 146
Bakbak, story of, 16: 171–174p. 146
Baker, Henry Williams, HYMN, 45: 536p. 146
Baker, Sir Samuel, on the giraffe, 11: 221p. 146
Bakewell, the agriculturist, 5: 362p. 146
Balaam, death of, 39: 95; Milton on, 4: 371; prophecy of Rome, 36: 327p. 146
Balaam's Ass, Luther on, 36: 272p. 146
Balaguet, Emir of, 49: 123, 49: 134p. 146
Balan, Balin and, inp. 146
Balance, Penn on, 1: 348–349p. 146
Balance of Power, Bacon on, 3: 49–50p. 146
Balance of Produce and Consumption, 10: 309p. 146
Balance of Trade, doctrine of, 10: 314–330; methods used to make favorable, 10: 330; absurdity of whole doctrine, 10: 359–369; criterions of, 10: 355p. 146
Balbo, Girolamo, 31: 63 n.p. 146
Balbus, Cornelius, Caesar and, 12: 313; Cicero and, 9: 114p. 146
Bald Head, Australia, 29: 453–454p. 146
BALD MAN AND FLY, fable of, 17: 18p. 146
Baldini, Bernardone, and the diamond, 31: 352–353, 31: 361; and the necklace, 31: 391–392; relations with Cellini, 31: 361, 31: 399, 31: 402, 31: 420p. 146
Baldock, in EDWARD THE SECOND, 46: 29–31, 46: 38, 46: 55, 46: 62, 46: 64, 46: 65, 46: 66–68p. 146
Balducci, Giacopo, 31: 109p. 146
Baldwin, and the Genovese, 3: 280p. 146
Baldwin, son of Ganelon, 49: 104, 49: 106p. 146
Baleen, of whales, 11: 225–229p. 146→ Inventory
Baligant, Emir of Babylon, 49: 184 n.p. 146
Balin le Savage, mp. 146
Baliol, John, Dante on, 20: 368 n.p. 146
Baliol, the devil, in FAUSTUS, 19: 217–218p. 146
Ball, John, Froissart on, 35: 61–62; in W at Tyler's Rebellion, 35: 64, 35: 69, 35: 71, 35: 73, 35: 75; death of, 35: 80p. 146
BALLADS, TRADITIONAL, 40: 51–186p. 146
Ballantine, John, inscription to, 6: 230; reference to, 6: 351 n.p. 146
Ballantyne, James, and Scott, 25: 429–430p. 146
Ballenar, Chili, 29: 353p. 146
Balliol, John, founder of Balliol College, 35: 381p. 146
Ballmer, George, loss of, 23: 38, 23: 40–41p. 146
BALLOCHMYLE, FAREWELL TO, 6: 109–110p. 146
BALLOCHMYLE, LASS OF, 6: 220–221p. 146
Ballot, Burke on the, 24: 338; Mill on the, 25: 159p. 146→ Inventory
Balmerino, Burns on, 6: 291p. 146
BALOW, 40: 186–187p. 146
Balsam of Fierebras, 14: 74; prepared by Don Quixote, 14: 128p. 146
Balsham, Hugh, founder of Peter College, 35: 381p. 146
BALTIC, THE BATTLE OF THE, 41: 779–780p. 146
Balzac, Jean Louis de, Philarchus on, 13: 60p. 146
Bancroft, George, and Emerson, 5: 463p. 146
Band dog, Harrison on the, 35: 352–353; cross between bear and, 35: 355p. 146→ Inventory
Banda Oriental, province of, 29: 147–163p. 146
Bandaging, Harvey on, 38: 110–114p. 146
Bande Nere, Giovanni delle, 31: 15 n.p. 146
Bandinello, Baccio, 31: 14 n.; Cellini, relations with, 31: 95, 31: 349, 31: 364–365, 31: 367–371, 31: 400, 31: 401–402, 31: 412; choir by, 31: 412; Duke Cosimo and, 31: 345 n., 31: 347, 31: 392–393, 31: 416; father of, 31: 14–15; "Hercules" of, 31: 368–370 n., 31: 416; knight of St. James, 31: 410 n.; "Pieta" of, 31: 419–420p. 146
Bandini, Giovan, 31: 105 n.p. 146
Bandini, Don Juan, 23: 233–234, 23: 237, 23: 389p. 146
Bank failures, Ruskin on, 28: 115p. 146
BANK OF FLOWERS, ON A, 6: 341–342p. 146
Banking corporations, 10: 461–462p. 146→ Inventory
BANKNOTE, LINES ON A, 6: 221–222p. 146
Bank-notes, see Paper Moneyp. 146
Bankruptcy, Smith on, 10: 270p. 146→ Inventory
Bankruptcy laws, Ruskin on, 28: 115; under control of Congress, 43: 184 (l. 4)p. 146→ Inventory
Banks, power of Congress to incorporate, 43: 209, 43: 212–215, 43: 222–224p. 146
Banks and Banking, Smith on, 10: 230–257p. 146
BANKS OF AYR, FAREWELL TO, 6: 238–239p. 146
BANKS OF THE DEVON, 6: 288p. 146
BANKS O' DOON, 6: 398–399p. 146
BANKS OF NITH, 6: 342–343p. 146
Banks, Sir J., expedition of, 29: 215p. 146
Bannerets, Harrison on, 35: 222p. 146→ Inventory
BANNOCKS O' BEAR MEAL, 6: 490p. 147
Banquets, Cicero on, 9: 61; skeletons at Egyptian, 32: 16, 32: 19p. 147→ Inventory
Banquo (in MACBETH), captain of Dun can, 46: 323; with witches, 46: 325–327; with king's messengers, 46: 327, 46: 328–329; received by king, 46: 330; at Macbeth's castle, 46: 334; with Fleance, 46: 338; with Macbeth before the murder, 46: 338–339; after murder, 46: 345–347; murder of, 46: 356–357; ghost of, 46: 358–359, 46: 360–361, 46: 369; soliloquy of, 46: 349–350; with Macbeth as king, 46: 350–351; plot to kill, 46: 351–354p. 147
Baptism, Browne on, 3: 296; Calvin on, 39: 50; conversion by, story of, 7: 49; Dante on necessity of, 20: 17, 20: 421; Luther on, 36: 266, 36: 267, 36: 316, 36: 320; Milton on, 4: 353; Pascal on, 48: 169 (l. 520), 48: 337; Pascal on, of children, 48: 375–376; Paul, St., on, 44: 464; Quakers on, 34: 66–67p. 147→ Inventory
Barabbas, 44: 414 (l. 18-19,25)p. 147
Baraquan, Orinoco called, 33: 317 n.p. 147
Barateve, island of, 33: 222–223p. 147
BARBARA, by Smith, 42: 1146–1147p. 147
BARBARA ALLAN, BONNY, a ballad, 40: 68–69p. 147
BARBARA FRIFTCHIE, 42: 1362–1364p. 147
Barbarians, Milton on invasion of the, 4: 97p. 147
Barbariccia, the demon, 20: 88, 20: 90p. 147
Barbarossa, Frederick, see Frederick Ip. 147
Barbarossa, the pirate, 14: 386p. 147
Barbauld, Anna Laetitia, LIFE, 41: 555; Burns on, 6: 410p. 147
Barberry, crosses of the, 11: 104p. 147
BARBER'S STORY, in ARABIAN NIGHTS, 16: 162–189p. 147
Barbers, verses on, 16: 156p. 147→ Inventory
Barca, Giacopino della, 31: 86–87, 31: 88p. 147
Barce, nurse of Sichaeus, 13: 175p. 147
Barclay, Robert, Apology of, 34: 73–74; on Quaker faith, 34: 67p. 147
BARCLAY OF URY, 42: 1347–1351p. 147
BARD, THE, 40: 456–460p. 147
BARD'S EPITAPH, A, 6: 218–219p. 147
Bardi, Simone dei, husband of Beatrice, 20: 3p. 147
Barding, among the Germans, 33: 94p. 147→ Inventory
Bardism, Renan on, 32: 167–169, 32: 141–142p. 147
Bards, ancient title of, 5: 176; Renan on Celtic, 32: 141–142, 32: 167–169p. 147→ Inventory
Barebones, Hugo on, 39: 380p. 147
BAREFOOT BOY, THE, 42: 1355–1357p. 147
Barfleur, capture of, 35: 10–11 n.; importance of, 35: 13 n.p. 147
Bargaining, Bacon on, 3: 89p. 147
Bargello, the, 31: 99 n.p. 147
Bar-Jesus, 44: 450 (l. 6-11); Pascal on, 48: 294p. 147
Barking-bird, Darwin on the, 29: 292p. 147
Barlaam and Josaphat, 26: 6p. 147
Barlass, Kate, 42: 1153–1154, 42: 1155, 42: 1161, 42: 1170–1171p. 147
Barlow, Gen., at Gettysburg, 43: 330p. 147
Barmekis Feast, 16: 184–187p. 147
Barnabas, at Antioch, 44: 447–448 (l. 22-6), 44: 456; Jerusalem, mission to, 44: 448 (l. 30), 36: 297; Paul and, 44: 442–443 (l. 27), 44: 457 (l. 36-7)p. 147
Barnacle Geese, Harrison on, 35: 335p. 147
Barnfield, Richard, THE NIGHTINGALE, 40: 283p. 147
Barnhelm, Minna von, and Bruchsal, 26: 373; Franzisca, scenes with, 26: 313–315, 26: 320–321, 26: 323–324, 26: 343–344; Just, scene with, 26: 321–323; landlord, scene with, 26: 315–320, 26: 321; Riccaut del a Mar - liniere, scene with, 26: 344–349; Tellheim, scenes with, 26: 324–327, 26: 351–358, 26: 362–374p. 147
Barnwell, George, 27: 305 n., 27: 309–310p. 147
BARON OF BRACKLEY, a ballad, 40: 119–121p. 147
Baron, origin of word, 34: 368p. 147→ Inventory
Barontus, story of, 32: 175p. 147
Barrande, M., "colonies" of, 11: 350; discoveries of, 11: 345; on palaeozoic, animals, 11: 363; on silurian deposits, 11: 361; on succession of species, 11: 359p. 147
Barras, Comte de, 43: 173p. 147
Barratry, in Massachusetts, 43: 71 (l. 34)p. 147→ Inventory
Barrel Burke on, 24: 396p. 147
Barrett, Elizabeth, and Browningp. 147
Barrier-reefs, Darwin on, 29: 472–481p. 147→ Inventory
Barriers, relation of, to species, 11: 379–380p. 147→ Inventory
Barry, the actor, 27: 275p. 147
Barsabbas, 44: 424 (l. 23), 44: 456 (l. 22)p. 147
Bartas, D u, Creation of, 39: 317p. 147
Barter, human propensity to, 10: 18–19; inconveniences of, 10: 27; in relation to division of labor, 10: 20–22p. 147→ Inventory
Barterers, in Dante's HELL, 20: 85–86, 20: 89–92p. 147→ Inventory
Bartholomew, the apostle, 44: 368 (l. 14); patron of New Atlantis, 3: 154–155p. 147
BARTHRAM'S DIRGE, 41: 769–770p. 148
Bartolini, Onofrio de, 31: 411 n.p. 148
Barton, George, 33: 229, 33: 235, 33: 237p. 148
Barzanes, in Utopia, 36: 181p. 148
Basan and Basil, 49: 101, 49: 105, 49: 110p. 148
Bashan, mountain of, 44: 224 (l. 15)p. 148
Bashfulness, Emerson on, 5: 110; Locke on, 37: 51–52, 37: 120p. 148
Basil, Council of, 39: 42p. 148
Basil, St., at Athens, 28: 54, 28: 60–61; on use of Homer, 3: 200p. 148
Basil, the smith; see Lajeunessep. 148
Basilio, in LIFE IS A DREAM, relates story of Segismund, 26: 23–26; his plan to try Segismund, 26: 26–30; hears of Segismund from Clotaldo, 26: 30–31; with Segismund, 26: 45–52; in the battle, 26: 69–71; resigns crown to Segismund, 26: 72–73p. 148
Basilisk, the serpent, 47: 680 n.p. 148
Baskerville, Sir Thomas, 33: 227p. 148
Basket, Fuegia, 29: 212–213, 29: 226–227, 29: 231, 29: 233p. 148
Basoche, Hugo on the, 39: 351p. 148
Basset, Lord, at Crecy, 35: 25; at Poitiers, 35: 42; at Poix castle, 35: 18p. 148
Bassompierre, M. de, 38: 51p. 148
Bassus, Aufidius, 9: 232 n.p. 148
Bassus, Gabius, Pliny on, 9: 370, 9: 373p. 148
BAT, BIRDS, AND BEASTS, fable of, 17: 21p. 148
Batalus, Plutarch on, 12: 193p. 148
Batavians, Tacitus on the, 33: 108–109p. 148
Bateman, William, founder of Trinity Hall, 35: 381p. 148
Bates, M r., on ants, 11: 282; on butterflies, 11: 445p. 148→ Inventory
Bath, Knights of the, 35: 220p. 148
Baths, health, in NEW ATLANTIS, 3: 174; Locke on cold, 37: 13; origin of name, 7: 156p. 148→ Inventory
Bathsheba, Winthrop on, 43: 94p. 148
Batrachians, absence of, from islands, 11: 417–418p. 148→ Inventory
Bats, Blake on, 12: 587; Collins on the, 12: 479; range of, 11: 418; wings of, 11: 176–177p. 148
Bat's-eyes, Mrs., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 187p. 148
Battiferra, Laura, 31: 427 n.p. 148
Battista, Giovan (II Tasso), 31: 24–25, 31: 27, 31: 345 n., 31: 393p. 148
Battle, eyes vanquished first in, 33: 117; not to the strong, 44: 346 (l. 11)p. 148
Batjan, island of, 33: 222–223p. 148
Baubo, reference to, 19: 172p. 148
Baug£, M. de, at Metz, 38: 25; prisoner to De Vaudeville, 38: 42p. 148
Bauhin, Caspar, on the heart, 38: 82p. 148
Baumgarten, Conrad (Konrad), in WILLIAM TELL, flight of, 26: 382–385; He d - wig and, 26: 457; Rootli League, at, 26: 412–413, 26: 417, 26: 427; Uri, at keep of, 26: 476, 26: 477; Wolfshot killed by, 26: 398p. 148
Bavius, Shelley on, 27: 358p. 148
Bayle, Pierre, Carlyle on, 25: 446p. 148
Bazeilles, the Moine of, 35: 25–26p. 148
BE NOT DISMAYED, 45: 559p. 148
Beacon, first, in Ireland, 49: 216p. 148→ Inventory
BEAGLE, VOYAGE OF THEp. 148
Beales, Mill on, 25: 178p. 148
BEAR AND TWO FELLOWS, fable of, 17: 30–31p. 148
BEAR AND WILLOW WREN, story of, 17: 190–192p. 148
Bearing, Brynhild on, and forbearing, 49: 304; Epictetus on, and forbearing, 2: 179 (l. 183); Jonson on, 40: 292–293; Kempis on, 7: 219–220; Penn on, 1: 340, 1: 347 (l. 294); see Patiencep. 148→ Inventory
Bears, Darwin on black, 11: 178; in Egypt, 33: 37p. 148
BEARSKIN, story of, 17: 185–190p. 148
Bearwards, Harrison on, 35: 306p. 148
BEAT! BEAT! DRUMS! xliip. 148
Beatitude, Raleigh on, 39: 90p. 148
Beatrice, Dante and, 20: 3–4p. 148
Beatrice, in DIVINE COMEDY, 20: 10–12, 20: 267–275, 20: 280–417, 20: 419; Arnold on speech of, 28: 72; Hugo on, 39: 349; Ruskin on, 28: 140–141p. 148
Beattie, James, Minstrel of, 39: 299; references to, 6: 166, 6: 177p. 148
Beatty, Mr., with Franklin, 1: 142p. 148
Beauchamp, Philip, On Natural Religion, 25: 47–48p. 148
Beauchamp, Richard, Earl of Warwick, 5: 403; 35: 104p. 148
Beaujeu, Lord, 35: 25, 35: 31, 35: 37p. 148
Beaumarchais, Hugo on, 39: 357, 39: 383p. 148
Beaumont, in EDWARD THE SECOND, 46: 27p. 148
Beaumont, Francis, sketch of life and works, 47: 666; LETTER TO JONSON, 40: 319–321; PHILASTER, 47: 667–751; TOMBS IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY, 40: 319p. 148
Beaumont, Sir George, Wordsworth on picture by, 12: 605–607p. 148
Beaumont and Fletcher, Dryden on, 39: 318; editorial remarks on plays of, 47: 666; Emerson on plays of, 5: 121; Hazlitt on, 27: 276; PHILASTER, 47: 667–751p. 149
BEAUTIFUL, THE SUBLIME AND, 24: 29–140p. 149
BEAUTIFUL MISS ELIZA J-N, 6: 498p. 149
Beautiful Palace, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 49p. 149
BEAUTY, BACON'S ESSAY ON, 3: 106–107p. 149→ Great Idea
BEAUTY, EMERSON'S ESSAY ON, 5: 297–310p. 149→ Great Idea
Beauty, Augustine, St., on, 7: 56, 7: 58; Berkeley on, 37: 228; Burke on, 24: 15, 24: 38, 24: 45, 24: 74–104, 24: 119–128; Burns on, 6: 470, 6: 548; Channing on study of, 28: 328; Coleridge on, 27: 258, 27: 262; Crashaw on, 40: 360–361; Daniel on, 40: 221; Darley on, 41: 913–914; Darwin on, 11: 200–202, 11: 489–490; 29: 407–408; David, a thing of, 41: 497; Emerson on, 5: 100, 5: 140, 5: 167–168, 5: 199, 5: 219; Hugo on, 39: 349, 39: 385; Hume on, 27: 206; 37: 292–293, 37: 420; Keats on, and melancholy, 41: 883; M. Aurelius on, 2: 205–206, 2: 215 (l. 20); Mil ton on, 4: 6, 4: 55, 4: 64, 4: 167, 4: 377, 4: 439–440; More on, 36: 203–204, 36: 212; Nashe on, 40: 260; Pascal on, 48: 18 (l. 32), 48: 413–414; Plato on, 2: 94; Poe on sense of, 28: 376–378; Poe on, and sadness, 28: 382; Raleigh on, 40: 205; Ruskin on, of woman, 28: 146–148; Schiller on influence and development of, 32: 209, 32: 212, 32: 234–268, 32: 271–274, 32: 281–295; Shakespeare on, 40: 264, 40: 272, 40: 274–275; "lvi, 40: 145; Waller on, 40: 357; Whitman on, 39: 394, 39: 395p. 149
Beauty and the Beast, Emerson on legend of, 5: 348; Hugo on, 39: 351p. 149
BEAUTY, GENIUS IN, 42: 1179p. 149→ Great Idea
BEAUTY, THE TRUE, 40: 351p. 149→ Great Idea
BEAUTY, TIME, AND LOVE, 40: 219–222p. 149→ Great Idea
Beaver, Harrison on the, 35: 342p. 149→ Inventory
Bebius, death of, 32: 14p. 149
Beccaria: Abbot, in Dante's HELL, 134 and note np. 149
Bechamp, M., 38: 350 n., 38: 356p. 149
Becket, Thomas a, Bacon on, 3: 51; Chaucer on, 40: 11; Dryden on, 39: 165; Harrison on, 35: 254, 35: 382p. 149→ Inventory
Bede, Venerable, sketch of life, 20: 329 n.; first doctor of Cambridge, 35: 377; in Dante's PARADISE, 20: 329; on Purgatory, 32: 179p. 149
Bedford, Duke of, Burke and, 24: 380; Burke's reply to attack of, 24: 381–421; estates of, 5: 404p. 149
Bedivere, Sir, 42: 986–992p. 149
Bedr, battle of, 45: 944 n., 45: 948 n., 45: 950 n., 45: 959–960p. 149
Bedr Basim, 16: 335, 16: 338–340p. 149
Bedr-ed-Din, the Gardener, 16: 123–124p. 149
Bedr-e!-Budur, the Sultan's daughter, 16: 365–424p. 149
Beds, in old England, 35: 297; Locke on, for children, 37: 23p. 149→ Inventory
Bedsores, Par£ on, 38: 54p. 149
Beelzebub, in PARADISE LOST, 4: 91–92, 4: 95, 4: 116–119p. 149
Beelzebub, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 29p. 149
BEELZEBUB, ADDRESS OF, 6: 205–207p. 149
Beer, Harrison on making of, 35: 283p. 149→ Inventory
Bees, Browne on wisdom of, 3: 266 (l. 15); cell-making instinct of, 11: 268–276; clover and, 11: 101–102; drones and queen, 11: 204; as fertilizing agents, 11: 81–82; Harrison on, 35: 346–347; mice and, 11: 82; Milton on, 4: 107, 4: 239; parasitic, 11: 263; Pope on, 40: 427; sting of, 11: 204; Swift on, 27: 113; time-saving of, io i; Virgil's description of, 13: 88; Von Baer on, 11: 370; wax of, 11: 255p. 149→ Inventory
Beethoven, his musical setting of EGMONT, 19: 252p. 149
Beetles, Brazilian, 29: 42; Collins on, 41: 479; dung-feeding, 29: 493 n.; at Port St. Julian, 29: 175; at sea, 11: 411; 29: 163–164; springing, 29: 39–40; without anterior tarsi, 11: 141; wingless, 11: 141–142p. 149
Beet-root sugar, Pasteur on, 38: 305 n.p. 149
Begbie, Ellison, 6: 28 n.p. 149
BEGGARS, THE JOLLY, 6: 122–133p. 149
Beggars, Blake on, 41: 588; Luther on, 36: 313–314; More on, 36: 155p. 149→ Inventory
BEGGAR'S SONG, in FAUST, 19: 41p. 149
Beginnings, Æsop on, 17: 16, 17: 22; Goethe on, 19: 350; Hugo on, and ends, 39: 354; Machiavelli on, 36: 12; merry, make sad endings, 7: 226 (l. 7); most easy to check, 7: 216p. 149→ Inventory
Behavior, Bacon on, 3: 126; Emerson on, 5: 215; Epictetus on, 2: 175 (l. 164)p. 149→ Inventory
Behemoth, references to, 4: 239; 44: 137 (l. 15)p. 149→ Inventory
Behmen, Jacob, Emerson on, 5: 141, 5: 178, 5: 232–233p. 150
BEHOLD, M Y LOVE, HOW GREEN THE GROVES, 6: 503–504p. 150
BEHOLD THE HOUR, THE BOAT, ARRIVE, 6: 429p. 150
BEHOLD THE HOUR, THE BOAT, ARRIVE, 6: 472–473p. 150
Behring, the navigator, Emerson on, 5: 81p. 150
Bekkluld, sister of Brynhild, 49: 306–307p. 150
Belacqua, in Dante's PURGATORY, 20: 160–161p. 150
Belcher, the devil, in FAUSTUS, 19: 217–218p. 150→ Inventory
Belgians, eating custom of, 35: 288p. 150
Belial, in PARADISE LOST, 4: 100, 4: 111–114, 4: 219–220p. 150
Belial, in PARADISE REGAINED, 4: 375–376p. 150
Belianis, Don, Burke on romance of, 24: 20; Cervantes on romance of, 14: 51; Don Quixote on, 14: 18, 14: 93; to Don Quixote, 14: 11p. 150
Belief, Hobbes on, 34: 347–348; Hume on, 37: 324, 37: 325–331, 37: 332–334, 37: 373, 37: 376–377, 37: 381; Pascal on, 48: 35 (l. 81), 48: 42 (l. 99), 48: 90–102, 48: 172 (l. 536); through understanding and will, 48: 400–402p. 150→ Inventory
Belisarius, Dante on, 20: 306; Raleigh on, 39: 98p. 150
BELL, THE, story of, 17: 357–361p. 150
Bell Mountain, Chili, 29: 260–263p. 150
Bellario, in PHILASTER, as Philaster's boy, 47: 681–682; sent to princess, 47: 684, 47: 690; with Arethusa, 47: 691; accused as Are - thusa's lover, 47: 698, 47: 702; with Philaster, 47: 704–708; Arethusa ordered to dismiss, 47: 709; parting from Arethusa, 47: 713–714; meets Philaster in woods, 47: 717–718; with Arethusa in wood, 47: 721; asleep on bank, 47: 726; wounded by Philaster, 47: 726; taken by Pharamond, 47: 727–728; saved by Philaster, 47: 728–730; with Philaster in prison, 47: 731–733; announces to king marriage of Philaster, 47: 734; denounced by Megra, 47: 744–745; condemned to torture, 47: 746; confesses, 47: 746–751p. 150
Bellarmati, Girolamo, 31: 328 n.p. 150
Bellarmine, Cardinal, 15: 325p. 150
Bellay, M. du, Montaigne on, 32: 62, 32: 101p. 150
BELLE DAME SANS MERCI, LA, 41: 893–895p. 150
Bellefontaine, Benedict, the farmer of Grand-Pre\ xlii; on evening of Evangeline's betrothal; at betrothal feast; on day of exile; deathp. 150
Bellegarde, Abbe, on ridicule, 179 -p. 150
Bellerophon, reference to, 4: 227p. 150
Bellerus, reference to, 4: 76p. 150
BELLES OF MAUCHLINE, 6: 58p. 150
Belles Lettres, Hume on, 37: 291p. 150
BELLING THE CAT, fable of, 17: 38p. 150
Bellona, reference to, 4: 131p. 150
BELLS, THE, by Poe, 42: 1233–1235p. 150
BELLY AND THE MEMBERS, fable of, 17: 23; Menenius Agrippa on fable of, 12: 152p. 150
Belper, Lord, Mill on, 25: 52, 25: 67p. 150
Belphcebe, Spenser's, 39: 63, 39: 65; Burke on Spenser's, 24: 136p. 150
Beltenebros, name assumed by Amadis, 14: 212p. 150
Bclus, father of Dido, 13: 95p. 150
Belzoni, on inhabitants of Gournou, 5: 199p. 150
Bembus, Cardinal, patron of poets, 27: 40, 27: 50p. 150
Benchuca, Darwin on the, 29: 333p. 150
Bendedio, Alberto, 31: 52, 31: 269, 31: 271, 31: 272p. 150
Bene, Albertaccio del, 31: 143, 31: 144, 31: 189, 31: 434–435p. 150
Bene, Alessandro del, 31: 69p. 150
Bene, Ricciardo del, 31: 319p. 150
Benedetto, Ser, 31: 132–133p. 150
Benedict, St., Dante on, 20: 379 n., 20: 420 n.p. 150
Benedict, Emerson on, 5: 291–292p. 150→ Inventory
Benedictines, Dante on corruption of the, 20: 380–381p. 150
Benedictis, Jacobus de, hymn by, 45: 553p. 150
Benefaction, the rule of good men, 5: 190–191p. 150→ Inventory
Beneficence, Kant on moral worth of, 32: 310; recompense of, 16: 334p. 150→ Inventory
Benefices, of Catholic Church, 36: 280, 36: 286; Luther on, 36: 289, 36: 291p. 150
Benefits, Bacon on, common and peculiar, 3: 33; Cicero on, 9: 20, 9: 27; Emerson on, 5: 96, 5: 220; Hobbes, of receiving, 34: 371; Tacitus on, 48: 30 n.; see Favorsp. 150→ Inventory
Benegridran, Welsh chief, quoted, 5: 403p. 150
Benengeli, Cid Hamete, 14: 70, 14: 176p. 150
Benevento, battle of, 20: 66 n.p. 150
Benevolence, Bacon on, 3: 32–34; Burns on, 6: 251; Emerson on, 5: 27–28, 5: 105, 5: 190–191, 5: 211, 5: 217; Epictetus on, (128); Hobbes on, 34: 340; Kant on, 32: 340, 32: 345, 32: 351; Mill, James, on, 25: 35; More on, 36: 198; Pope on, 40: 439; universality of, 9: 352 n.p. 150→ Inventory
Benezet, Anthony, 1: 102, 1: 285p. 151
Bengal, cause of early civilization of, 10: 25p. 151
Benham, William, translator of IMITATION OF CHRISTp. 151
Benincasa of Arezzo, 20: 166 n.p. 151
Benintendi, Niccolo, 31: 150–151p. 151
Ben-Manasseh, Israel, 39: 379–380p. 151
Bensalem, see NEW ATLANTISp. 151
Bentham, Jeremy, Mill on, 25: 39, 25: 43, 25: 44–46, 25: 60–61, 25: 65–66, 25: 74–75, 25: 127, 25: 164; Review of his Book, of Fallacies, 27: 225–251p. 151
Bentham, Sir Samuel, Mill on, 25: 39p. 151
Benthamism, Mill on, 25: 44–45, 25: 65–73p. 151
Bentivoglio, Annibale, 36: 61p. 151
Benvegnato, Messer, 31: 67–68p. 151
Benvenuti, Benvenuto, 43: 28p. 151
Benvenuto, see Cellinip. 151
Beowulf, Breca and, 49: 19; Daeghrefu and, 49: 73; death of, 49: 79–82, 49: 83, 49: 89; Dragon and, 49: 69, 49: 71, 49: 74–79; Eadgils and, 49: 70; funeral of, 49: 88, 49: 90; Grendel and, 49: 24–27, 49: 62; Grendel's mother and, 49: 40–49, 49: 63; Hetwaras and, 49: 70; Hrethel and, 49: 72; Hrothgar and, n - 23, 49: 30–31, 49: 33; Hygelac and, 49: 59–64, 49: 70, 49: 73; Hygelac's thane, 49: 10; king, 49: 65, 49: 70; Renan on, 32: 147; Scyld's son, 49: 5; seaadventures, 49: 20p. 151
BEOWULF, epic of, 49: 5–92; remarks on, 49: 3–4p. 151
Beranger, Pierre Jean de, Poe on, 28: 373p. 151
Be>ard, J. F., on fruits, 38: 306p. 151
Berengario, Giacomo, see Carpip. 151
Berenger, Raymond, daughters of, 20: 174 n., 20: 309 n.; and Romeo, his steward, 20: 309 n.p. 151
Berengier, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 120, 49: 135, 49: 147, 49: 167p. 151
Berenice, daughter of Ptolemy, 48: 248p. 151
Bergamo, Bartolommeo of, 36: 43p. 151
Berkeley, in EDWARD II, 46: 72–73, 46: 74p. 151
Berkeley, George, sketch of life and works, 37: 186; DIALOGUES, 37: 187–285; Emerson on anecdote of, 5: 264; Emerson on idealism of, 5: 153; Hazlitt on, 27: 277; Hume on philosophy of, 37: 412 n.p. 151
Berkeley, Lord Thomas, at Poitiers, 35: 49–50p. 151
Berkenshaw, Mr., and Pepys, 28: 298–299p. 151
Berlinghieri, Berlinghier, 31: 101p. 151
Bermuda, birds of, 11: 415, 11: 416; Raleigh on, 33: 377p. 151
BERMUDA, SONG OF EMIGRANTS IN, 40: 376–377p. 151
Bernabo of Milan, 36: 73p. 151
Bernard, of Clairvaux, St., Anastasius and, 36: 339; Considerations of, 36: 344; in Dante's PARADISE, 20: 417–424; hymns by, 45: 550–551; on idleness, 39: 13; IMITATION OF CHRIST, attributed to, 7: 200; quotation from, 5: 101; on the soul, 34: 103p. 151
Bernard, of Morlaix, hymns by, 45: 548–549p. 151
Bernard, of Quintavalle, 20: 332 n.p. 151
Bernard, son of Pepin, 39: 80–81, 39: 83p. 151
Bernardi, Giovanni, 31: 131 n.p. 151
Bernardo da Carpio, see Carpiop. 151
Bernardo, in HAMLET, 46: 93–98, 46: 104–107p. 151
Bernardone, Pietro, 20: 332 n.p. 151
Berners, Lord, translator of Froissartp. 151
Berni, Francesco, and the capitolo, 31: 237 n.p. 151
Bernice, and Agrippa, 44: 478 (l. 13), 44: 479 (l. 23), 44: 481 (l. 30)p. 151
Bernoulli, on conservation of force, 30: 175; on comets, 34: 118; on integral calculus, 34: 126p. 151
Beroe, wife of D or yd us, 13: 198p. 151
Berreo, Antonio de, 33: 303, 33: 313, 33: 314, 33: 324, 33: 327–335, 33: 369p. 151
Berries, Locke on, 37: 20p. 151
Bert, Paul, on ferments, 38: 351p. 151
Bertha of Bruneck, in WILLIAM TEIX, 26: 395; with Fiirst, 26: 446; with Gessler, 26: 442; Rudenz and, 26: 411, 26: 432–436, 26: 446–447, 26: 463, 26: 475–476, 26: 488–489p. 151
Berthelot, M., Pasteur on, 38: 350p. 151
Berti, Bellincione, 20: 66 n., 20: 350p. 151
Berti, Gualdrada, 20: 66 n.p. 151
Bertoldi, Pierfrancesco, 31: 422p. 151
Bertrand de Born, in Dante's HELL, 20: 118 n.p. 151
Bessel, on distance of stars, 30: 316p. 151
Bessy, in FAUST, 19: 155–157p. 151
BESSY AND HER SPINNIN' WHEEL, 6: 441p. 151
Beste, J. R., translator, 45: 555p. 151
Bestia, the tribune, 12: 236; trial ofp. 152
Bethsaida, Jesus on, 44: 381 (l. 13)p. 152
Betrayers, in Dante's HELL, 20: 140–144p. 152→ Inventory
BETROTHED, THE (I PROMESSI SPOSI), by Manzonip. 152
BETTER PART, THE, 42: 1138p. 152
Bettini, Baccio, 31: 177p. 152
Beulah-Land, Bunyan on, 15: 156–157, 15: 309p. 152
Beverages, universal use of, 29: 300p. 152→ Inventory
Beverley, John of, 35: 377p. 152
BEWARE o' BONIE ANN, 6: 332p. 152
BEWICK AND GRAHAME, 40: 121–128p. 152
BEYOND THE VEIL, 40: 346–347p. 152
BE YOUR WORDS MADE, GOOD SIR, 40: 213p. 152
Beza, patron of poetry, 27: 40p. 152
BHAGAVAD-GITA, THE, 45: 785–874; remarks on, 45: 784p. 152
Bhutas, evil spirits, 45: 863 n.p. 152
Bianchi, faction of, its origin, 20: 132 n.; strife with the Neri, 20: 26–27 n., 20: 101–102 n.p. 152
Biarni Heriulfsson, 43: 5–7p. 152
Bias, one of Seven Sages, 9: 30p. 152
Bibbiena, Cardinal, Sidney on, 27: 40p. 152
BIBLE, BOOKS FROM THE, 44: 69–486; 45: 489–532p. 152
Bible, Apollinarii and the, 3: 199; A u gustine, St., on the, 7: 35, 7: 75, 7: 84; Bagehot on the, 28: 203; Browne on, 3: 259–262, 3: 271–276, 3: 281; Bunyan on, 15: 230, 15: 303; Calvin on, 39: 30–31, 39: 38, 39: 47–48; Dante on, 20: 389, 20: 390, 20: 409; Emerson on, 5: 41; 42: 1248; Hobbes on, 34: 348, 34: 357; Hugo on, 352 > 353, 39: 354, 39: 386; Hume on, 375> 39 ' ! Kempis on the, 7: 210, 7: 354; Locke on, as reading for children, 37: 132, 37: 164; Luther on, 36: 270–271, 36: 325; Mill on, 25: 243; Milton on, 3: 202–203, 45: 999; Pascal on, 48: 100 (l. 283), 48: 137 (l. 428), 48: 186 (l. 568), 48: 214, 48: 228 (l. 684), 48: 230, 48: 310 (l. 900), 48: 349; Burke on pictures of God in the, 24: 59; Rousseau on belief in the, 34: 293–298, 34: 300–302; Ruskin on, 28: 104; Swift on, 27: 107–108; Winthrop on examples of the, 43: 96, 43: 103; Woolman on influence of, 1: 170; see Gospel, New; see Old Testamentsp. 152→ Inventory
Bibulus, Calpurnius, consul with Caesar, 12: 274, 12: 275; Cicero on, 9: 110, 9: 121, 9: 137; edict of, 9: 147; Lucceius and, 9: 88; in Parthia, 9: 147; in Parthian War, 12: 325; Pompey and, 9: 98, 9: 99p. 152
BICHAM, YOUNG: a ballad, 40: 84–86p. 152
Bigges, Walter, DRAKE'S ARMADA, 33: 226–259p. 152
Bigotry, in literature, 27: 221; and philosophy, 37: 393p. 152→ Inventory
Bikki, in VOLSUNO tale, 49: 354, 49: 355, 49: 385, 49: 418p. 152
Bildad the Shuhite, 44: 73, 44: 82, 44: 98, 44: 110, 44: 141; Walton on, 15: 337p. 152
Bill of Rights, in Constitution, 43: 194–195p. 152
Bills of Credit, under Confederation, 43: 165; forbidden to states under Constitution, 43: 186 (l. 10)p. 152
Bills of Exchange, 10: 236, 10: 243p. 152
Bimbisara, King, 45: 755p. 152
Bingham, editor, Mill on, 25: 63, 25: 73, 25: 74p. 152
Bingham, the Kanaka, 23: 144p. 152
Biography, Bagehot on methods of, 28: 166–167; Carlyle on, 25: 397, 25: 398–399; history made up of, 5: 68; Johnson on, 27: 175; poetry, compared with, 39: 280p. 152→ Inventory
Biorn, son of Karlsefni, 43: 20p. 152
Birago, Francesco, Manzoni on, 21: 448p. 152
Birderg, son of Ruan, 49: 225–226p. 152
Birds, Burns on the haunts of, 6: 45–46; Darwin on color of, 11: 139; fears of, 11: 255; 29: 405; migratory, 4: 238; nests of, 11: 255; non-flying, 11: 140, 11: 177; of oceanic islands, 11: 415; seeds distributed by, 11: 390, 11: 412; sexual selection among, 11: 96; tame, instances of, 29: 403p. 152→ Inventory
BIRKS OF ABERFELDY, THE, 6: 277–278p. 152
Birnam Wood, 46: 368, 46: 383–384, 46: 386p. 152
Birney, Gen., at Gettysburg, 43: 348p. 152
Birth, Browne on life before, 3: 291 (l. 39); Buddha on, 45: 662–663; Burke on preference to, 24: 190; Hippolytus on, 8: 331; Pascal on accident of, 48: 378; on advantages of noble, m (322); on respect for, 48: 112 (l. 324), 46: 112; "a sleep and a forgetting, " xii, 46: 596p. 152→ Inventory
Birtha, Dame, 20: 343 n.p. 152
BIRTHDAY ODE FOR 31ST DECEMBER, 6: 290–291p. 153
Birthplaces, Plutarch on, 12: 191p. 153→ Inventory
Biscop, Benedict, 35: 295p. 153
BISHOP ORDERS HIS TOMB, 42: 1075–1078p. 153
Bishops, Calvin on, 39: 41; in Catholic Church, 36: 282, 36: 293; confirmation of, 36: 289; early elections of, 36: 266; Luther on, 36: 302; Ruskin on, 28: 108p. 153→ Inventory
Bithynia, Pliny's administration of, 9: 365–416p. 153
Bitias, in the JENEID, 13: 99, 13: 316, 13: 317p. 153
Bitterness, as source of the sublimep. 153
BIXBY, MRS., LETTER TO, 43: 420p. 153
Bizcacha, Darwin on the, 29: 129–130p. 153
Black, "wisdom's hue, " ivp. 153
Black, John, Mill on, 25: 59p. 153
BLACK-EYED SUSAN, 40: 402–403p. 153
BLACK ISLANDS, THE YOUNG KING OF THE, 16: 46–54p. 153
Black Prince, Audley and, 35: 53–54, 35: 56–57; in campaign of Crecy, 35: 7, 35: 12, 35: 13, 35: 24, 35: 27, 35: 30, 35: 32; Froissart and, 35: 5; King John and, 35: 52, 35: 56, 35: 58; in Poitiers campaign, 35: 34–36, 35: 39–46, 35: 52, 35: 56–59p. 153
Blacklock, the poet, Burke on, 24: 134p. 153
BLACKLOCK, DR., EPISTLE TO, 6: 366–367p. 153
Blackmore, Sir Richard, 39: 172 n., 39: 175 n.p. 153
Blackness, Burke on effects of, 24: 115–119p. 153
BLACKSMITH, THE VILLAGE, 42: 1271–1273p. 153
Blackwood's Magazine, Carlyle on, 5: 321p. 153
Blaesus, Velleius, story of, 9: 228p. 153
BLAIR, SIR JAMES, ELEGY ON, 6: 273–274p. 153
Blake, William, POEMS, 41: 583–592p. 153
Blamire, Susanna, poem by, 41: 580p. 153
Blanc, Mont, Byron on, 18: 409; Coleridge on, 41: 707p. 153
Blancandrin, 49: 96–97, 49: 99, 49: 107–109, 49: 111p. 153
Blanche-Taque, battle of, 35: 21–22p. 153
Blasphemers, in Dante's HELL, 20: 46, 20: 57–59p. 153→ Inventory
Blasphemy, in early Massachusetts, 43: 80 (l. 3); penalized in Athens, 3: 193p. 153→ Inventory
Blastus, the chamberlain, 44: 449 (l. 20)p. 153
BLENHEIM, AFTER, 41: 732–734p. 153
BLESSED DAMOZEL, THE, 42: 1149–1153p. 153
Blind animals, Darwin on, 11: 143–144; 29: 59p. 153→ Inventory
Blind man, parable of the, 44: 370 (l. 39)p. 153→ Inventory
Blind-man, Mr., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 100p. 153
BLINDNESS, Milton, O N HIS, 4: 84p. 153
Blindness, Milton on, 4: 137, 4: 416–418; Schiller on, 26: 399p. 153
Bliss, Hindu conception of perfect, 45: 815; Hogg on the greatest, 41: 765p. 153→ Inventory
Blood, circulation of the; see Circulation of Bloodp. 153
Bloodhounds, Harrison on, 35: 350p. 153
Blood-poisoning, Harvey on, 38: 125p. 153→ Inventory
Bloody-man, the giant, 15: 222p. 153→ Inventory
Blossius, Gaius, Gracchus and, 9: 22; Lelius and, 32: 79p. 153
BLOSSOM, THE, 40: 311–312p. 153
BLOT IN THE 'SCUTCHEON, A, 18: 358–404p. 153
BLOW, BUGLE, BLOW, 973 lil untie] 1, Dr., on puerperal fever, " 3. 231p. 153
Bluntness, Shakespeare on, 46: 248p. 153
Blushing, Hobbes on, 34: 342p. 153
BLYTHE HAE I BEEN ON YON HILL, 6: 463p. 153
BLYTHE WAS SHE, 6: 286–287p. 153
BOADICEA: AN ODE, 41: 539–540p. 153
Boastfulness, Bacon on, 3: 127–129; Kempis on folly of, 7: 211p. 153
BOAT SONG, by Burns, 6: 265p. 153
Boats, of the Britons, 35: 361; in ancient Egypt, 33: 47; of the Germans, 33: 117p. 153
Boatswain, in THE TEMPEST, 46: 397–399, 46: 459p. 153→ Inventory
Bobadilla, Francesco de, Bishop of Salamanca, 31: 34 n., 31: 38, 31: 41–45p. 153
Bobolink, Bryant on the, 42: 1215–1217p. 153→ Inventory
Boccaccio, on Arthur, 39: 21; Chaucer and, 39: 155, 39: 160, 39: 164, 39: 167, 39: 170–171; Dry den on, 39: 155; Hazlitt on, 27: 271; Hume on, 27: 221; Johnson on language of, 39: 202; Macaulay on, 27: 370; Montaigne on, 32: 89; novels of, 13: 64; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 132; Sidney on, 27: 6p. 153
Bochartus, on Virgil, 13: 34p. 153
Bodleian Library, Emerson on, 5: 417p. 153
Body, Browne on the, 3: 289 (l. 37); Descartes on the, 34: 45; Epictetus on care of the, 2: 160 (l. 118), 2: 177 (l. 173), 2: 178 (l. 178); Goethe on beauty of, 19: 380; Hindu doctrine of soul and, 45: 851–853; M. Aurelius on the, 2: 200 (l. 2), 2: 206 (l. 3), 2: 211 (l. 16), 2: 251 (l. 60), 2: 257 (l. 21); Montaigne on mind and, 32: 55; More on pleasures of the, 36: 201–202, 36: 203; Pascal on mind and, 48: 32; Pascal on, after death, 48: 338; Paul, St., on the, 45: 498 (l. 15,19-20); Penn on the, 1: 321 (l. 2); Socrates on the, 2: 54–55p. 153→ Inventory
BODY OF LIBERTIES, THE, 43: 66–84p. 154
Boece, see Boetiusp. 154
Boethius, Anicius, see Boetiusp. 154
Boethius, Hector, on the Scotch, 35: 271p. 154
Boene, Etienne (Stephen) de la, M on taigne and, 32: 108; Montaigne on, 32: 72–73, 32: 78, 32: 84p. 154
Boetius, Anicius Manlius, birth and death of, 20: 328–329 n., 20: 25; Chaucer on, 40: 47; in Dante's PARADISE, 20: 328–329; Sidney on, 27: 24, 27: 25p. 154
Bceotia, Newman on, 28: 41p. 154
Bohemia, blind king of; see John of Bohemiap. 154
Boians, Tacitus on the, 33: 108, 33: 116p. 154
Boiardo, Dryden on, 13: 13p. 154
Boileau, Addison and, 27: 157; on Christianity, 32: 160; encomiums and censures of, 34: 145; on human reason, 34: 142–143; on poetry, 39: 387; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 123, 32: 131p. 154
Bolabola, island of, 29: 472, 29: 478p. 154
Bolas, use of, in S. America, 29: 52, 29: 117p. 154→ Inventory
Boldness, Bacon on, 3: 31–32; Confucius on, 44: 45 (l. 5); Penn on, 1: 334 (l. 119); of saints and wicked men, 7: 225 (l. 3)p. 154→ Inventory
Boleyn, Anne, see Bullenp. 154
Bolingbroke, Lord, on Addison's Cato, 27: 167; on bishops, 34: 80; Burke on, 24: 225, 24: 260; lines to, 27: 273; on Marlborough, 34: 99; Pope to, 40: 406–407, 40: 440, 28: 17; Voltaire on, 34: 156p. 154
Bollandists, the, 32: 180 n.p. 154
Bologna, Antonio, in DUCHESS OF MALFI; see Antoniop. 154
Bologna, Giovan, 31: 420 n.p. 154
Bologna, II, see Primaticciop. 154
Bologna phials, 30: 30 n.p. 154
Bombast, defined by Burke, 24: 132p. 154
Bona Dea, worship of, 12: 271p. 154
Bonatti, Guido, 20: 84 n.p. 154
Bond, Thomas, Franklin on, n 6-7, 1: 137–138p. 154
Bones, used as fuelp. 154
BONIE LAD THAT'S FAR AWAp. 154
BONIE LASS OF ALBANY, 6: 284p. 154
BONIE MOOR-HEN, THE, 6: 261–262p. 154
BONIE PEG-A-RAMSAY, 6: 514p. 154
BONIE PEGGY ALISON, 6: 30p. 154
BONIE WAS YON ROSY BRIER, 6: 538p. 154
Boniface, Archbishop, 20: 243 n.p. 154
Boniface VIII, Pope, arrest and death of, 20: 228 n.; Dante on, 20: 78 n., 20: 279 n., 20: 399 n., 20: 410 n., 20: 415 n.; death of, 31: 138 n.; Ghino di Tacco and, 20: 166 n.; Montefeltro and, 20: 112–113 n.p. 154
Bonnell, Captain, anecdote of Lord Loudoun, 1: 153–154p. 154
BONNIE BANKS O' FORDIE, 40: 58–59p. 154
BONNIE GEORCE CAMPBELL, 40: 114p. 154
Bonnivard, Byron on, 41: 811p. 154
BONNY BARBARA ALLAN, 40: 68–69p. 154
BONNY DUNDEE, 41: 752–754p. 154
Booby, Darwin on the, 29: 20p. 154
Book, custom of saving by the, 35: 367p. 154
BOOKES, ESSAY ON, Montaigne's, 32: 87–102p. 154
Book-keeping, see Accountingp. 154
Books, Bacon on, 3: 122; Browne on, 3: 272–273, 3: 276–277 (l. 24); Carlyle on, 25: 363–364, 25: 373; censorship of; Channing on, 28: 337–338; Confucius on, 44: 10 (l. 9); Ecclesiastes on, 44: 349 (l. 12); Emerson on, 5: 8–12, 5: 93, 5: 117–118, 5: 176–178; Epictetus on, 2: 170 (l. 145); Goethe on, 19: 31, 19: 49; Heminge on fate of, 39: 148; Hobbes on, 34: 327; Hume on use of, 37: 374 (l. 9), 37: 131–133; Milton on, 3: 192–193, 3: 200–202, 3: 203–204; Newman on education by, 28: 31–38; Pascal on, 48: 121 n., 48: 410; Pliny on, 9: 233; prefaces of, 39: 3; Rousseau on, 34: 294–295; Ruskin on, 28: 93–113, 28: 117–118, 28: 127, 28: 137; Ruskin on, for girls, 28: 150–151; tested by durability, 39: 208; transcripts of their times, 39: 410–417, 39: 435–436; see Censorship; see Readingp. 154→ Inventory
Boorde, Andrew, verses from, 35: 289 n.p. 154
Bootes, constellation, 20: 416 n.; mentioned by Homer, 22: 75p. 154
Booth, M. L., translator of Pascalp. 155
BORDER BALLAD, by Scott, 41: 746p. 155
Boreas, Orithea and, 27: 270; Virgil on, 13: 77, 13: 137p. 155
Borghild, wife of Sigmund, 49: 272, 49: 276p. 155
Borgia, Caesar, son of Pope Alexander, 36: 15; Countess of Forli and, 36: 15; cruelty of, 36: 54; Guido Ubaldo and, 36: 71; Macaulay on, 27: 388; Machiavelli on, 36: 23–28; Oliverotto and, 36: 31; troops of, 36: 46p. 155
BORGIA, LUCRETIA, LINES ON HAIR OF, 41: 904p. 155
Borgny, wife of Sigmund; see Borghildp. 155
Borgny, wife of Vilmund, 49: 431p. 155
Borgoignon, Nicolas, 33: 255 n.p. 155
Borgoo, the negroes of, 5: 199p. 155
Boric Acid, as antiseptic, 38: 381p. 155
Born, Bertrand de, in Dante's HELL, 20: 118 n.p. 155
Borneil, Giraud de, 20: 253 n.p. 155
Bornoos, language of, 5: 200p. 155
Boron, Robert de, 35: 104p. 155
Borromeo, Federigo, in THE BETROTHED, 21: 351–360; Abbondio and, 21: 415–416; Lucia and, 21: 396–401, 21: 413–414; in Milan famine, 21: 456–458, 21: 465; in plague, 21: 505, 21: 527–528, 21: 531, 21: 533; Unnamed and, 21: 361–372p. 155
Borrow, George, and the Gypsies, 5: 431p. 155
Borrowing, Emerson on, 5: 95; Shakespeare on, 46: 109p. 155→ Inventory
Bors, Sir, in THE HOLY GRAIL, at the abbey, 35: 172; birds, omen of, 35: 164, 35: 172–173; at Carbonek Castle, 35: 206–209; at Carteloise Castle, 35: 190–192; chastity of, 35: 160, 35: 164; Galahad and, 35: 106, 35: 110, 35: 181–182, 35: 206, 35: 212–213; gentlewoman and, 35: 167; hermit and, 35: 163; lady's champion, 35: 164–166; Lancelot and, 35: 213; Lionel and, 35: 167, 35: 175–176; Percivale and, 35: 178, 35: 213–214; at Sarras, 35: 211; in ship of Faith, 35: 182, 35: 189; temptation of, 35: 169–172; visions of, 35: 164–165, 35: 196p. 155
Borsiere, Guglielmo, 20: 67p. 155
Bortolo, in THE BETROTHED; see Castagnerip. 155
Bos, Abb£ du, on painting and poetry, 24: 52p. 155
Bosanquet, reviser of Pliny, 9: 183p. 155
Bosola, Daniel de, in DUCHESS OF MALFI, Antonio and, 47: 775, 47: 780–781, 47: 848; Cardinal and, 47: 756–757, 47: 837, 47: 843, 47: 851–852; Castruccio and, 47: 772; death of, 47: 854; Delio and, 47: 805; Duchess and, 47: 761, 47: 799, 47: 800–801, 47: 809, 47: 812, 47: 814, 47: 822–823, 47: 830; Ferdinand and, 47: 762–764, 47: 791–793, 47: 805–806, 47: 813–814, 47: 818, 47: 827–830, 47: 835, 47: 852–853; Julia and, 47: 838–839; old lady and, 772-3. 777-8p. 155
Bosquet, M., on cirripedes, 11: 342p. 155
Bossu, Le, epic code of, 39: 385; on heroes of poetry, 13: 23p. 155
Bossuet, on Cromwell, 39: 377; Sainte- Beuve, History of, 32: 126; Taine on, 39: 428p. 155
Bostock, Mr., Walton on, 15: 409, 15: 417p. 155
BOSTON HYMN, 42: 1261–1264p. 155
Boston News-Letter, Franklin on, 1: 19p. 155
Boswell, James, remarks on Life of Johnson, by, 27: 154; Burns on, 6: 310 n.; Thackeray on, 28: 9p. 155
Boswell, Robert Bruce, translator of PH«- DRA, 26: 131p. 155
Botallus, on circulation of blood, 38: 93p. 155
Botany, Emerson on science of, 5: 297; Locke on study of, 37: 147p. 155
Botany Bay, morality of children of, 5: 245p. 155
Botero, Giovanni, 21: 447p. 155
Botofogo Bay, Darwin on, 29: 35p. 155
BOTTLE, A, AND FRIEND, 6: 264p. 155
Bouchardat, M., on fermentation, 38: 351p. 155
Bougainville, on the Fuegians, 29: 232p. 155
Bouillon, Godfrey de, in Dante's PARADISE, 20: 362 n.; "one of nine worthies, " xxxix, 20: 20–21p. 155
Boulders, in the Azores, 11: 392; erratic, Darwin on, 29: 191, 29: 252; Helmholtz on, 30: 227–230p. 155→ Inventory
Boullogne, Jean, 31: 420 n.p. 155
Bouncer, Bet, in SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, 18: 212, 18: 232p. 155
Bounties, Smith, Adam, on, 10: 331, 10: 374–388, 10: 407–410, 10: 424p. 155
Bountiful, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 232p. 155→ Inventory
Bounty, and frugality, 1: 327–328; St. Paul on, 45: 526 (l. 6-7)p. 155→ Inventory
Bourbon, Cardinal de, brother of Charles IX, 38: 47p. 155
Bourbon, Constable of, his attack on Rome, 31: 70; death, 31: 70 n.p. 155
Bourbon, Francois de, 31: 333 n.; and Cellini, 31: 333p. 155
Bourdeaux, Smith on situation of, 10: 263p. 155
Bourdillon, M. de, 38: 44p. 155
Bourges, surrender of, 38: 46p. 155
Bourne, Richard, 43: 139p. 155
Boutron, M., on fermentationp. 156
Bowie, Alexander, reviser of Harvey, 38: 59p. 156
Bowles, William Lisle, DOVER CLIFFS, 41: 682p. 156
Bowring, Sir John, 25: 60, 25: 62, 25: 83p. 156
Bowyer, Sir William, and Dryden, 13: 426p. 156
Boyardo, Matthew, Cervantes on, 14: 50p. 156
Boyd, Rev. W m., Burns on, 6: 165 n.p. 156
Boyhood, Augustine, St., on, 7: 12; Emerson on, 5: 61; Wordsworth on, 12: 596p. 156
Boyle, Robert Johnson on, 39: 230p. 156
Boynton, Sir Edward, house of, 5: 398p. 156
Braccio, Fortebracci, Machiavelli on, 36: 42, 36: 44p. 156
Brachs, defined, 20: 427p. 156
Brackenburg, in EGMONT, 19: 265–266, 19: 269–270, 19: 289–290, 19: 315–318, 19: 321–325p. 156
BRACKLEY, THE BARON OF, 40: 119–121p. 156
Brackly, Lord, in COMUS, 4: 44p. 156
Bracy, the bard in CHRISTABEL, 41: 719, 41: 723–724, 41: 727p. 156
Braddock, Gen., Franklin on, 1: 128–136p. 156
Braddock's defeat, 1: 135p. 156
Bradford, Andrew, Franklin with, 1: 22, 1: 26, 1: 27; paper of, 1: 59, 1: 60; as postmaster, 1: 64–65, 1: 98p. 156
Bradford, William, 1: 22, 1: 26–27p. 156
Bradlaugh, Charles, and Mill, 25: 191p. 156
Bradley, James, astronomer, 30: 319p. 156
Bradshaw, John, Milton on, 5: 194p. 156
Bradwardine, Bishop, Chaucer on, 40: 46; Newman on, 28: 47p. 156
BRAES o' KILLIECRANKIE, 6: 359–360p. 156
BRAES OF YARROW, by Hamilton, 12: 572–576p. 156
BRAES OF YARROW, by Logan, 12: 500–501p. 156
Brage, Norse god, 5: 389p. 156
Bragging, Emerson on, 5: 390p. 156
BRAHMA, Emerson's, 42: 1243p. 156
Brahma, Hindu god, 45: 800, 45: 821, 45: 822–845, 45: 871–872p. 156→ Inventory
Brahma Sahampati, 45: 721–722p. 156
Brahman, Buddha on qualities of a, 45: 627; virtues of a, 45: 870p. 156
Brahmins, Emerson on the, 5: 179p. 156
Brain, Berkeley on the, 37: 229; in birds, 38: 134; Harvey on the, 38: 100; Pascal on the, 48: 26 (l. 70)p. 156→ Inventory
Bramador, hill of, 29: 365p. 156
Bramber, Nicholas, 35: 78p. 156
Bramimonde, Queen, 49: 114, 49: 183, 49: 184, 49: 186, 49: 195p. 156
Bran Galed, horn of, 32: 146p. 156
Branchiae, Darwin on, 11: 186–187p. 156→ Inventory
Brand, Bishopp. 156
Brandabarbaray, of Boliche, 14: 137p. 156
Brandan, St., Renan on legend of, 32: 143, 32: 174–175; at > d Judas, 32: 148p. 156
Brandebourg, Marquis of, at Metz, 3ip. 156
Brander, in FAUST, 19: 85–99p. 156→ Inventory
Brandini, Giovanbattista, 31: 410p. 156
Branstock, 49: 260, 49: 261p. 156
Brasidas, quoted, 34: 216p. 156
Bratius, on hounds, 35: 350p. 156
Bravery, Confucius on exterior, 44: 59 (l. 12); fable of, at a distance, 17: 18p. 156
BRAVING ANGRY WINTER'S STORMS, 6: 288p. 156
Bravoes, in Lombardy, 21: 10–13p. 156→ Inventory
BRAW LADS O' GALLA WATER, 6: 452p. 156
Brawn, boar meat, Harrison on, 35: 331–333p. 156→ Inventory
Braxfield, Lord, story of, 25: 428–429p. 156
Brazil, Darwin on, 29: 21–24, 29: 28–46, 29: 498–503; Francis Pretty on, 33: 203–204p. 156→ Inventory
Bread, Locke on eating of, 37: 17, 37: 18; price of, compared with meat, 10: 151, 10: 154; wheat and oatmeal, compared, 10: 164p. 156→ Inventory
Breadalbane, Burns on district of, 6: 277p. 156
Breadalbane, Earl of, 6: 205 n.p. 156
BREAK, BREAK, BREAK, 42: 975–976p. 156
Breathing, see Respirationp. 156
Breca, and Beowulf, 49: 19p. 156
Bredi, the thrall, 49: 257–258p. 156
Breeding, close, diminishes vigor, 11: 103, 11: 134, 11: 304; cross; see Intercrossesp. 156→ Inventory
Brefeld, Oscar, on fermentation, 38: 313–314, 38: 344p. 156
Breintnal, Joseph, 1: 57, 1: 58, 1: 60, 1: 63p. 156
BREMEN TOWN MUSICIANS, THE, 17: 113p. 156
Brennus, reference to, 20: 306p. 156
Breton, Nicholas, PHILLIDA AND CORIDON, 40: 196–197p. 156
Bretons, see Celtic Racesp. 156
Breuer, Thomas, cow of, 35: 325p. 156
Brevity, "the soul of wit, " xlvi; in speech and writing, 32: 44–45p. 156
Brewing, in old England, 35: 281–286p. 156→ Inventory
Briareus, in Dante's HELL, 20: 129, 20: 191; Jupiter and, 3: 40; Milton on, 4: 93; Virgil on, 13: 217; see Ægxonp. 156
BRIAR-ROSE, LITTLE, story of, 17: 137p. 157
Bribery, in elections, Plutarch on, 12: 159; a ground of impeachment, 43: 189 (l. 4); Penn on, 1: 354 (l. 384)p. 157→ Inventory
BRIDGE, THE, 42: 1275–1277p. 157
BRIDGE OF SIGHS, by Hood, 41: 907–910; Poe on, 28: 386p. 157
Bridges, expense of maintaining, 10: 453; made of hide, 29: 267p. 157→ Inventory
Bridgewater, Earl of, president of Wales, 4: 45p. 157
Bright, John, on American Civil War, 25: 166; on woman suffrage, 25: 186–187p. 157
Bright, Mynors, Stevenson on, 28: 285p. 157
BRIGS OF AYR, THE, 6: 230–237p. 157
Brisk, Mr., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 230–231p. 157
Brissac, M. de, at Perpignan, 38: 15–16p. 157
Brissot, Jean Pierre, Burke on, 24: 381p. 157
Britain, C<esar in, 12: 284; planted by descendant of Æneas, 13: 19p. 157
British Constitution, Burke on the, 24: 376–377; Lowell on the, 28: 456; James Mill on, 25: 61; representation under, 24: 319–320; Ruskin on, 28: 131p. 157
Britomartis, Spenser's, 39: 63, 39: 65p. 157
Britons, agriculture of the, 35: 308; boats of the, 35: 360–361; food of the, 35: 271; houses of the, 35: 293; mirrors among, 35: 322; productions of the, 35: 315–316; use of woad by the, 35: 314–315p. 157
Brittany, Arthurian legends in, 32: 161–162; Christianity in, 32: 170, 32: 171–173, 32: 174 n., 32: 180; English descent on, 38: 13–14; Machiavelli on, 36: 9; Pari on pastimes in, 38: 14–15; Renan on, 32: 137, 32: 140p. 157
Broca, Paul, objections to natural selection, 11: 211p. 157
Brockden, Charles, the scrivener, 1: 67, 1: 74p. 157
Brocket, defined, 35: 343p. 157
Brodie, Sir Benjamin, on puerperal fever, 38: 247p. 157
Brome, Alexander, THE RESOLVE, 40: 369–370p. 157
Bronn, Heinrich, on geological formations, 11: 332, 11: 349; objections to natural selection, 11: 210–211p. 157
Bronte, Emily, poems by, 42: 1110–1111p. 157
Bronze-casting, Cellini's method of, 31: 354 n., 31: 376–380p. 157→ Inventory
Brooke, Christopher, and D r. Donne, 15: 327–328p. 157
Brooke, Lord, Emerson on, 5: 411; H a z - litt on, 27: 268–269, 27: 276; Milton on, 3: 227; tombstone of, 5: 459p. 157
Brooke, Samuel, 15: 327, 15: 357p. 157
Brosse, Pierre de la, 20: 166 n.p. 157
Brothels, Luther on, 36: 333p. 157→ Inventory
Brotherliness, Burns on, 6: 83, 6: 251, 6: 389, 6: 512p. 157
Brothers, Bacon on emulation between, 3: 20; Browning on, and sisters, 18: 383–384; Montaigne on, 32: 74p. 157→ Inventory
Brothers of Death, 21: 270 n.p. 157
Brougham, Lord, and Edinburgh Review, 27: 224; in Edinburgh society, 25: 80; on English clergy, 5: 430; Mill and, 25: 60; on Milton's Satan, 28: 201; and the Times, 4^8p. 157
Broughton, Hugh, 47: 580 n., 47: 629 n.p. 157
Brouncker, Lord, Voltaire on, 34: 125p. 157
Broune, Adam, almoner to Edward Second, 35: 381p. 157
Brown, Dr., and Franklin, 1: 24p. 157
Brown, John, Mill on, 25: 165p. 157
Brown, Lieut., at Gettysburg, 43: 337, 43: 352p. 157
Brown, Richard, mate of the "Alert, " 400-1p. 157
Brown, Robert, on classification, 11: 434–435p. 157
Brown, Thomas Edward, MY GARDEN, 42: 1148p. 157
Browne, Maurice, 33: 274, 33: 286, 33: 290p. 157
Browne, Sir Thomas, on the Bible, 3: 276 (l. 23); Catholic Church, attitude toward, 3: 254 (l. 3), 3: 255 (l. 5); charity of, 3: 311–312, 3: 313–315, 3: 330; Christianity of, 3: 253 (l. 1); on Church of England, 3: 255–256 (l. 5); contentment, dreams, 3: 326–328; on death, 3: 290, 3: 295; on death and burial, his own, 3: 292–293; desires of, 3: 332; disease hated by, 3: 324; Emerson on, 5: 433; on faith and reason, 3: 272–274; on the future life, 3: 296–304; on God, 3: 262–265, 3: 280; heresies of, 3: 257–259; Lamb on, 27: 268; learning and lack of pride, 3: 321–322; on length of life, 3: 293–295; sketch of life and works, 3: 250; love of the beautiful and harmonious, 3: 323; love of mysteries and miracles, 3: 259–260 (l. 9,10); on the medical profession, 3: 324–325; his prayers, 3: 319, 3: 329; a Protestant, 3: 253 (l. 2); on providence, 3: 267; RELIGIO MEDICI, 3: 251–332; on religious disputes, 3: 257; on salvation, 3: 305–309; on spirits, 3: 281–285, 3: 264–267; sympathy of, with all things, 3: 310; tenderness and love of friends, 3: 318–319; toleration of, (6); at variance only with himself, 3: 319–321, 3: 324–325p. 157
Browne, William, O N COUNTESS OF PEMBROKE, 40: 333p. 158
BROWNHILL INN, EPIGRAM AT, 6: 413p. 158
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett, lines to, by Robert Browning, 42: 1094–1100; poems by, 41: 922–942p. 158
Browning, Robert, sketch of life and works, 18: 358; A BLOT IN THE 'SCUTCHEON, 18: 359–404; SHORT POEMS by, 42: 1065–1110; SONNET on, by Landor, 41: 902p. 158
Brown-Sequard, on mutilations, 11: 141p. 158
BRUAR WATER, PETITION OF, 6: 278–281p. 158
Bruce, Michael, T o THE CUCKOO, 12: 570–571p. 158
Bruce, Robert, Burns on, 6: 374, 6: 472p. 158
Bruchsal, Count von, in MINNA VON BARN- HELM, 26: 352, 26: 373p. 158
Bructerians, Tacitus on the, illp. 158
Brummel, Beau, simplicity of, 5: 372p. 158
Brunelleschi, Agnello, 20: 104p. 158
Brunet, Gustave, 32: 107p. 158
Brunetto Latini, see Latinip. 158
Brunswick, House of, Burke on tide of, 24: 163–164p. 158
Bruttius, Cicero the Younger on, 9: 174p. 158
Brutus, Decimus (Albinus), 12: 316, 12: 317, 12: 330; Bacon on, 3: 67; Cicero on, 9: 11, 9: 178, 9: 179p. 158
Brutus, Lucius Junius, first Roman tribune, 12: 152, 12: 158, 12: 313; Corneille on sons of, 26: 127; Dante on, 20: 20; death of, 9: 71; Virgil on, 13: 235p. 158
Brutus, Marcus, Caesar and, 12: 302–303, 12: 310, 12: 314, 12: 318–319, 12: 331–332; 9: 164, 9: 171; after Caesar's death, 12: 253, 12: 320, 12: 332; Caesar's ghost and, 12: 321; 3: 91; Cicero and, 12: 255–256, 12: 263; 32: 96; Cicero on his relations with, 9: 142–144; letter to, 9: 176–181; in Dante's HELL, 20: 142; death and burial, 12: 337; descent of, 12: 313; Hobbes on vision of, 34: 316; Lepidus and, 12: 331; loans of, 10: 96; at Marseilles, 20: 219 n.; Montaigne on, 32: 96; at Philippi, 12: 336–337; on virtue, 5: 126p. 158
Bruyere, L a; see L a Bruyerep. 158
Bryant, William Cullen, poems by, 42: 1213–1224; JUNE of, Poe on, 28: 380–381p. 158
Brydone, Patrick, 6: 176 n.p. 158
Brynhild, ending of, 49: 335–337, 49: 380–386, 49: 394–395; grief of, 49: 321–325, 49: 372–373, 49: 379–380; Gudrun and, 49: 311–312, 49: 318–320; Gunnar and, 49: 317–318, 49: 378–379; at Hindfell, 49: 297–298; Morris on, 49: 256; name of, reason of, 49: 307; Oddrun on, 49: 434–435; Sigurd and, 49: 299–306, 49: 328, 49: 329–330, 49: 373, 49: 377–378, 49: 389–390, 49: 395; remarks on story of, 49: 251p. 158
BRYNHILD, FRAGMENTS OF LAY OF, 49: 391–395; remarks on, 49: 251p. 158
BRYNHILD, THE HELL-RIDE OF, 49: 387–390; remarks on, 49: 251p. 158
Bryso, Dante on, 20: 343p. 158
Bubastis, the Egyptian Artemis, 33: 79p. 158
Bubastis, city of, 33: 34, 33: 37; temple of Artemis at, 33: 69–70p. 158
Bubble, Madam, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 307–309p. 158
Bubonax, death of, 27: 51p. 158
Buch, Captal de, 35: 36, 35: 42, 35: 47, 35: 50, 35: 58p. 158
Buchanan, George, and Montaigne, 32: 3, 32: 66; Sidney on tragedies of, 27: 46p. 158
Buchanan, Robert W., Liz, n 99p. 158
Buchheim, C. A., translator of Luther, 36: 2p. 158
Buckingham, Dukes of, see Stafford, Vi l - liersp. 158
Buckingham, Earl of, in Tyler's Rebellion, 35: 67p. 158
BUCKWHEAT, THE, story of, 17: 355–357p. 158
Bucolic poets, Shelley on, 27: 342p. 158→ Inventory
Buddha, on animals, 45: 706–709; attainment of Buddhaship, 45: 613–624; birth of, 45: 603–612; daily habits, 45: 629–632; death, 45: 633–646; first resolutions to strive for Buddhaship, 45: 577 n.; on indifference, 45: 712; life of the, 45: 574; Malunkyaputta sermon of, 45: 647–652; on mendicant ideal, 45: 748–750; Middle Doctrine of, 45: 661–665; Noble-craving Sermon, 45: 713–730; Pasenadi and, 45: 675–676; story of Hare- Mark in Moon, 45: 697–701; story of Husband-honorer, 45: 693–696; on the truth, 45: 657–658; Visakha and, 45: 754, 45: 770–771, 45: 774, 45: 776–777, 45: 779–781; on way of purity, 45: 702p. 158
Buddhism, Taine on, 39: 424, 39: 432–433p. 158
Buddhist priests, ordination of, 45: 740–747p. 158
BUDDHIST WRITINGS, 45: 573–781p. 159
Budli, King, 49: 310, 49: 315, 49: 317, 49: 321p. 159
Budlungs, names of the, 49: 253p. 159
Buenos Ayres, Darwin on, 29: 126–127; revolution in, 29: 145–146p. 159
Burton, George Louis, on unity in classics, 32: 126; on creative force of America, 29: 178; on evolution, 11: 6, 11: 9; Franklin and, 1: 147; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 123p. 159
Buford, Gen., at Gettysburg, 43: 329p. 159
BUFFOON AND COUNTRYMAN, fable ofp. 159
Bugiardini, Giuliano, 31: 86 n.p. 159
Buhel, Burkhart am, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 412–413, 26: 423p. 159
BUILDING, Bacon's ESSAY ON, 3: 108–112p. 159
Building materials, demand for, 10: 167, 10: 179; supply of, does not limit population, 10: 167; value of, 10: 167p. 159
BUILDING OF THE SHIP, 42: 1280–1290p. 159
Building rent, by what determined, 10: 488p. 159→ Inventory
Buildings, as capital, 10: 218p. 159→ Inventory
Bujamonti, Giovanni, 20: 71 n.p. 159
Bulgarians, Freeman on the, 28: 233, 28: 268p. 159
Bulimus, Darwin on the, 29: 351p. 159
Bull, why more sublime than ox, 24: 56p. 159→ Inventory
Bull, Bishop, on angels, 20: 406 n.p. 159
BULL AND ASS, story of, n - 12p. 159
Bull feasts, 49: 202–203p. 159→ Inventory
Bullen, Anne, Henry VIII and, 36: 102, 36: 114; Thomas More and, 36: 121, 36: 122p. 159
Buller, Charles, Carlyle and, 25: 315; Mill on, 25: 67, 25: 82, 25: 122, 25: 123, 25: 135p. 159
Bullies, Burns on, 6: 223p. 159
Bullion, movements of, 10: 325p. 159→ Inventory
Bullock, J. C, editor of Adam Smithp. 159
Bulls, Papal, Luther on, 36: 313p. 159
Bulwer Lytton, Emerson on, 5: 439p. 159
Bumper, Sir Harry, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, 18: 150–152p. 159
Bunau-Varilla, Philippe, 43: 451p. 159
BUNDLE OF STICKS, fable of, 17: 40p. 159
Bunyan, John, sketch of life and works of, 15: 3–4; Franklin on, 1: 13, 1: 22; Hazlitt on, 27: 275; PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 5–319; Thoreau on, 28: 420p. 159
Buonaccorti, Giuliano, 31: 196 n.p. 159
Buonacossi, Pinamonte, 20: 83 n.p. 159
Buonaparte, Lucien, on Macpherson, 39: 328–329p. 159
Buonaparte, Napoleon, see Napoleonp. 159
Buonarroti, see Michelangelop. 159
Buondelmonte, Dante on, 20: 356; murder of, 20: 117 n., 20: 357 n.p. 159
Buoso of Cremona, 20: 134 n.p. 159
Burchell, on size of animals and vegetation, 29: 94; on ostriches, 29: 97; on S. African implements, 29: 272p. 159
Burger, Gottfried August, on Percy's Reliques, 39: 326–327; Wordsworth on, 39: 326p. 159
Burghers, in FAUST, 19: 41p. 159→ Inventory
Burghersh, Bartholomew de, 35: 24, 35: 36, 35: 42, 35: 51, 35: 55p. 159
Burgoyne, Gen., Burns on, 6: 51p. 159
Burgundy, Machiavelli on, 36: 9p. 159→ Inventory
Burgundy, Duke of, in LEAR, 46: 216, 46: 221–222p. 159
Burials, in ancient Egypt, 33: 42–44; in NEW ATLANTIS, 3: 173p. 159→ Inventory
Burians, Tacitus on the, 33: 116p. 159
Burke, Edmund, aims and character of, 24: 377–378, 24: 402–404; Bagehot on party spirit of, 28: 187; Burns on, 6: 52; conservatism of, 24: 377–378; onE n g lish lawyers, 5: 415; Fox and, 5: 211; author of war with France, 24: 421; ON FRENCH REVOLUTION, 24: 141–378; generalizations of, 5: 438, 5: 441; Goldsmith on, 41: 506; Keppel and, 24: 416–417; LETTER TO A NOBLE LORD, 24: 379–421; on liberty, 24: 148–149; life and works, sketch of, 24: 5–6, 24: 28, 24: 142, 24: 380; love of order, 24: 142; on the nobility, 24: 398; Payoffice and Establishment Acts, 24: 386–394; pension of, 24: 380, 24: 383, 24: 401–404; on pensions, 24: 396–397; on his services, 24: 394; O N THE SUBLIME AND BEAUTIFUL, 24: 7–140; ON TASTE, 24: 11–26p. 159
Burke, Gen., Mill and, 25: 179p. 159
Burke, Richard, death of, 24: 380; E d mund Burke on, 24: 405–406p. 159
Burlador, Sonnet of, to Sancho Panza, 14: 515p. 159
Burleigh, Lord, to his son on expenses, 5: 394p. 159
Burlesque, Fielding on the, 39: 177–179p. 159→ Inventory
Burn, Dr., on settlement laws, 10: 140, 10: 142; on wages, 10: 144p. 159
Burnel, the Asse, 40: 47p. 159
Burnes, William, father of Robert Burns, 6: 15; epitaph on, 6: 50p. 160
Burnet, Bishop, History of his Own Time, 25: 11; on French clergyp. 160
Burnet, Gov., and Franklin, 1: 33, 1: 60p. 160
BURNET, MISS, ELEGY ON, 6: 395–396p. 160
Burney, Martin, in Hazlitt's discussion, 27: 272, 27: 278p. 160
BURNING BABE, THE, 40: 218–219p. 160
Burns, John, of Gettysburg, 43: 331p. 160
BURNS, MISS, LINES ON, 6: 264p. 160
Burns, Robert, POEMS AND SONGS, 6: 19–553; Arnold on, 28: 77, 28: 78, 28: 84–89; daughter of, 6: 55–57; death, lines on his own, 6: 60; first book of, 6: 221; elegy on himself, 6: 93–94; Emerson on, 5: 21, 5: 123, 5: 304; Hazlitt on, 27: 278; Jacobitism of, 6: 281 n.; life and works, sketch of, 6: 15–17; possessions, inventory of, 6: 186–188; wife of; see A r mour, Jeanp. 160
Burton, Sir Richard F., on ARABIAN NIGHTS, 16: 3; on deserts, 28: 411p. 160
Burton, Robert, death of, 5: 381p. 160
Busbacca, the courier, 31: 191–194p. 160
BUSHBY, JOHN, LINES ON, 6: 488p. 160
Bushby, Mr., of New Zealand, 29: 425–426p. 160
Business, character in, 5: 185–186; Con fucius on, 44: 5; Emerson on the ways of, 5: 45–46; honesty in, 3: 8–9; love and, 3: 28; 40: 311; method in, 355 (4 ° 3); Penn on qualities for, 40: 341–342 (l. 210-12); suspicion bad in, 3: 82; three parts of, 3: 64; time the measure of, 3: 63; Woolman on, 1: 180, 1: 195–196, 1: 197, 1: 235–236, 1: 274, 1: 297, 1: 298; youth and age in, 3: 105p. 160→ Inventory
Busirane, Spenser's, 39: 64p. 160
Busiris, city of, 33: 34p. 160
Busiris and his Memphian cavalry, 4: 95p. 160
Busk, Mr., on avicularia, 11: 237p. 160
Buslidius, Hieronymus, 36: 241p. 160
Busy-bodies, commonly envious, 3: 23p. 160→ Inventory
Butcher, S. H., translator of Homerp. 160
Butchers, excluded from juries, 37: 102p. 160
Butes, and Dares, 13: 190–191; death of, 13: 380–381, 13: 402, 13: 407p. 160
Buthrescas, in Utopia, 36: 230p. 160
Butler, Joseph, Bishop, Hazlitt on, 27: 277; on meaning of "natural, " xi, 27: 1; Mill on Analogy of Religion of, 25: 29p. 160
Butler, Samuel, Emerson on Hudibras of, 5: 433; Voltaire on Hudibras of, 147-8 Buto, city of, 33: 34–35, 33: 37; oracle of, 33: 42, 29: 42; dimorphism of, 11: 57; flocks of, at sea, 29: 163; imitation by, 11: 446–447; symbol of the soul, 186 note Button, coffee-house of, 179 Button, Jemmy, 29: 212–214, 29: 222, 29: 223, 29: 225–227, 38: 329–340, 15: 102–109, 15: 278, 29: 221; on wolves in Falkland Islands, 198 Byron, George Gordon, Lord, sketch of life and works, 18: 406; Arnold on, 42: 1135–1136; Carlyle on, 25: 345, 25: 420, 25: 425; Emerson on, 5: 265, 5: 433, 5: 444; Goethe on, 32: 128; Hugo on, 1: 362; MANFRED of, 18: 407–450; Mill on, 25: 93, 25: 95; and Newstead Abbey, 5: 399; Poe on lines by, 28: 389–390; POEMS by, 784-816 BYRON AND GOETHE, by Mazzini, 377-96 Byzantium, Pliny on expenses of, 9: 383; Trajan on, 397-8 CA' THE YOWES TO THE KNOWES, by Burns, 6: 356; account of discoveries, 43: 45–48; Hayes on, 264-5 Cabot, Sebastian, Hayes on, 264-5 Caccia of Asciano, 122 and note 7 Cacciaguida, in Dante's PARADISE, 349-61 Caccianimico, Venedico, 74 and note 2 Cactornis, Darwin on species of, 29: 383, 29: 170 n., 29: 265p. 160