Cacus, the robber, 13: 274–275; Burke on, 24: 126; Cervantes on, 14: 8, 14: 26, 14: 50; Dante on, 20: 103; Hercules and, 13: 274–277p. 161
Cadmus, founder of Thebes, 8: 375; Dante on, 20: 104; letters invented by, 34: 322; letters of, Byron on, 41: 814; Milton on, 4: 273; sower of the giant's sod, 8: 378p. 161
Cadmus, in the BACCH£, 8: 375–376, 8: 381–382, 8: 427–435p. 161
Cadwallader, John, Woolman on, 1: 269p. 161
Cadwallo, Gray on, 40: 457p. 161
Cadytis, city of Syria, 33: 80p. 161
Caecilius, C, Pliny on, 9: 256p. 161
Caecilius, Statius, on old age, 9: 54, 9: 58; in Dante's Limbo, 20: 236p. 161
Caecilius, the freedman, and Verres, 12: 223p. 161
Caccilius, the orator, and Cicero, 12: 248; 9: 82–83; on orators, 12: 192p. 161
Caecina, Aulus, letter to, 9: 161p. 161
Caeculus, and Æneas, 13: 340p. 161
Caecus, name of, 12: 157p. 161
Csedicus, and Remulus, 13: 305p. 161
Caclianus, Sempronius, 9: 374p. 161
Calius, Marcus Rufus, and Cicero, 12: 248 n., 12: 260–261; 9: 149–150; Pliny on, 9: 205 n.p. 161
Caen, city of, 35: 13; defence against Edward the Third, 35: 9, 35: 13–14; capture of, 35: 14–16; importance of, 35: 13 n.p. 161
Caeneus, in the JENEID, 13: 222, 13: 312p. 161
Caepio, Servilius, and Caesar's daughter, 12: 275; in Germany, 33: 113p. 161
Caerleon, ancient see of, 35: 252; university of, 35: 371p. 161
Caesar, Caius Julius, reputed ancestor of .(Eneas, xiii, 18; in African War, 12: 306–308; Alexander and, 13: 27; 36: 50; ambitiousness of, 12: 273; Analogy of, 27: 57; Anti-Cato of, 12: 250–251, 12: 266, 12: 308; Antony's funeral oration on, 12: 332; Atticus and, 9: 151; Bacon on, 3: 104, 3: 130; Blake on laurel crown of, 41: 589; brevity of, 12: 305–306; on British tides, 30: 279–280; Browne on valor of, 3: 278; Brutus on, 9: 171; Brutus and ghost of, 12: 320–321; Brutus, Decimus, and, 3: 67; Burke on, 24: 91; Caecina and, 9: 161–162; calendar reformed by, 12: 311–312; Calpurnia, wife of, 12: 275; in Catiline conspiracy, 12: 234–235, 12: 269–270; on Cato, 9: 240; Cervantes on, 14: 8, 14: 488; Cicero, relations with, 12: 236, 12: 243, 12: 248–249, 12: 250–251, 12: 252, 12: 266, 12: 269–270, 12: 276; Cicero on his relations with, 9: 113, 9: 114, 9: 115, 9: 116, 9: 118, 9: 120, 9: 122, 9: 127–128, 9: 129, 9: 156–157, 9: 162–163, 9: 160, 9: 170, 9: 171, 9: 179; Cicero on character of, 9: 163, 9: 168; Cicero on consulship of, 9: 82, 9: 83; clemency of, 12: 309–310; Cleopatra and, 12: 304–305; 47> 49 ' 5 °; Clodius and, 9: 114; conspiracy against, 12: 313–315, 12: 330–332; consulship, first, of, 12: 239, 12: 273–275; consulship, third, 12: 329; consulship, fifth, 12: 330; Curio and, 20: 117 n.; Dante on, 20: 219 n., 20: 252, 20: 307; death, prodigies preceding, 12: 315–316; 46: 97; death of, 12: 316–318; death, state of affairs after, 9: 170–171, 9: 177–178; death, signs following, 12: 320–321; death of, Webster on, 47: 853; dictatorship of, 12: 309–310; Dryden on, 13: 15, 13: 16; early offices, 12: 267; Egypt, war in, 12: 303–304, 12: 305; Egyptian priest and, 5: 265; Emerson on, 5: 68, 5: 202, 5: 265; extravagance of, 12: 267–268; Fiorino of Cellino and, 31: 6; funeral orations on aunt and wife, 12: 267; in Gaul, 12: 276, 12: 279–288; generalship of, 12: 276–279; generosity to the Republicans, 12: 164; as High-Priest, 12: 269; Hugo on, 39: 356; kingship desired by, 12: 312–313; Lucceius and, 9: 88; at the Lupercalia, 12: 313–314, 12: 330; Machiavelli on liberality of, 36: 53; Marian party revived by, 12: 268–269; Milton on, 4: 385; Montaigne on history of, 32: 97, 32: 99; Octavius, heir of, 12: 255; one of nine worthies, 39: 20; Pascal on, 48: 51 (l. 132); Pharnaces and, 12: 305; Pharsalia, magnanimity after, 12: 250, 12: 302–303; the pilot and, 3: 100–101; pirates and, 12: 264–265; plans of, 12: 310–311; Pliny on, 9: 205; Plutarch's LIFE OF, 12: 264–321; Pompeia, wife of, 12: 267, 12: 271–272, 12: 241, 12: 242; Pompey, early relations with, 12: 274, 12: 275–276, 12: 282, 12: 284, 12: 285; Pompey, final contest with, 12: 288–303, 12: 248–249, 12: 325–326, 12: 327; and Pompey's statues, 12: 252; Pompey and, Bacon on, 3: 79, 3: 123, 3: 141; Pom pey and, Cicero on, 9: 6, 9: 123, 9: 162, 9: 163; Pompey's sons and, 12: 309; Pope on, 40: 434; as praetor, 12: 270–271, 12: 236; Revelius and, 12: 310; Suetonius on, 32: 64; Senate, relations with, 9: 124; Shakespeare on portents before death of, 46: 97; sick soldier and, 32: 21; Sidney on, 27: 21; in Spain, 12: 273; story of the storm, 12: 296; studies at Rhodes, 12: 265–266; Sylla and, 12: 264; 3: 41; Tacitus on, 33: 108; triumphs of, 12: 308, 12: 309–310; Virgil on, 13: 234; will of, 12: 319; worshipped as a god, 12: 319p. 161
Caesar, Lucius, saved by sister, 12: 336p. 162
Caesarion, son of Caesar, 12: 305; death of, 12: 384; made king by Antony, 12: 364p. 162
Caesonius, Cicero on, 9: 81p. 162
Caestius, Cicero and the younger, 32: 96p. 162
Cagli, Benedetto da, 31: 204, 31: 231p. 162
Cagnano, Angelo da, 20: 116 n.p. 162
Cagnazzo, the demon, 20: 88, 20: 92p. 162
Cahors, reference to, 20: 46p. 162
Ca'iaphas, the high priest, 44: 360 (l. 2), 44: 429 (l. 6); in Dante's HELL, 20: 96p. 162
Cain, and Abel, 46: 192 n.; Bacon on, 3: 24; author of BEOWULF on, 49: 8, 49: 39; Cowley on, 27: 64; Milton on, 4: 330; Mohammed on, 45: 997; tree of Eve and, 35: 186p. 162→ Inventory
Cai'na, first round of Hell, 20: 131–135p. 162
Cairns, in old Ireland, 49: 216p. 162→ Inventory
Cairo, Arabian idea of, 16: 144p. 162
Caithness, in MACBETH, 46: 383–384p. 162
Cajeta, nurse of Æneas, 13: 239p. 162
Cajetan, Cardinal, 36: 341p. 162
Calaber, Quintus, Shelley on, 27: 349p. 162
Calamities, Emerson on compensation of, 5: 101–102; limitation of, 5: 131; human delight in, 24: 40–43; Montaigne on consolation in, 32: 45–46; Woolman on, 1: 237p. 162→ Inventory
Calandrino, Boccaccio's, 27: 385p. 162
Calasirians, district of the, 33: 83p. 162
Calatinus, Atilius, epitaph of, 9: 67p. 162
Calboli, Fulcieri da, 20: 200p. 162
Calboli, Rinieri da, in Dante's PURGATORY, 20: 199–201p. 162
Calc Spar, crystallization of, 30: 31, 30: 239–240; effect of, on polarized light, 30: 34–35p. 162
Calcabrina, the demon, 20: 88, 20: 92p. 162
Calchas, the seer, zEschylus on, 8: 13; Landor on, 41: 903; Sinon and, 13: 103–105; an ( f Trojan War, 106p. 162
Calculus, integral and differential, 34: 125–126p. 162→ Inventory
Calderon de la Barca, Pedro, sketch of life and works, 26: 3–4; LIFE IS A DREAM, 26: 7–74; Shelley on, 27: 340p. 162
Caldwell, Gen., at Gettysburg, 43: 346, 43: 349, 43: 392p. 162
CALEDONIA: A BALLAD, 6: 329–331p. 162
Calendar, Caesar, reforms, 12: 312p. 162
Calendar, Egyptian, 33: 8; Lateran Council, revision of, 39: 57p. 162
Calentura, Bigges on the, 33: 247p. 162
Caliban, in THE TEMPEST, son of Sycorax, 46: 409; Prospero and, 46: 410–412, 46: 427, 46: 436–439, 46: 450–452, 46: 460–462; Stephano and, 46: 429–431, 46: 435–436; Trinculo and, 46: 428, 46: 429; Hugo on, 39: 354; Hunt on, 27: 294; Johnson on, 39: 228p. 162
California, admission of, 306 headnote; Dana on history of, 23: 165–166; Dana in (1835), 23: 56–254, 23: 377–378; Dana in (1859), 23: 378–396; Drake in, 33: 213–217; southern boundary of, 43: 292–293p. 162
California, Gulf of, navigation of, 43: 294p. 162
California Rangers, 23: 244–247p. 162
Caligula (Caius Germanicus), his descent, 12: 388–389; Germans and, 33: 114; wish of, 3: 316 n.p. 162
Callao, Darwin on, 29: 369, 29: 371; ruins of old, 29: 372p. 162
Callias, Alcibiades and, m - 12; Aristides and, 12: 103–104; Aristophanes on, 8: 452; birth of, 12: 60; at Marathon, 12: 83; Socrates and, 2: 7p. 162
Callicles, son of Arrhenidas, 12: 212p. 162
CALLICLES, THE SONG OF, 42: 1126–1128p. 162
Callicrates, builder of Parthenon, 12: 50; of Athenian wall, 12: 50p. 162
Callicrates, the soldier, 12: 95p. 162
Callidromus, the slave, 9: 369p. 162
Callimedon, called the Crab, 12: 213p. 162
Callinicus, meaning of, 12: 156 n.p. 162
CaM i ope, mother of Orpheus, 4: 73, 4: 228p. 162
Callippides, the tragedian, 12: 138p. 162
Callisthenes, Alexander and, 27: 36; 32: 57; on the Phocian War, 9: 102p. 162
Callisto, Diana and, 20: 249; changed to constellation, 20: 416 n.p. 162
Callistratus, the orator, influence on Demosthenes, 12: 194; Melanopus and, 12: 201p. 162
Callixtus, Bishop, 20: 400 n.p. 162
Callot, Hugo on, 39: 347p. 162
Calodera Maculata, 29: 130p. 162
Calonne, M. de, on reign of Louis xvi, 24: 266 n.; on France under the Revolution, 24: 267–268 n., 24: 318–319, 24: 368 n.p. 162
Calosoma, instance of, at sea, 29: 163p. 162
Calpurnia, wife of Csesar, 12: 275; her dream, 12: 315; and Antony, 12: 332p. 163
Calpurnia, wife of Pliny, 9: 248 n.; Pliny on, 9: 258; letters to, 9: 280, 9: 298p. 163
Calumniators, punishment of, in Rome, 9: 296 n.p. 163
Calumny, see Detractionp. 163
Calvary, Mount, 44: 415 n.p. 163
Calventius, Cicero on, 9: 114p. 163
Calvin, John, DEDICATION OF THE INSTITUTES, 39: 27–51; Knox and, 39: 58 n.; life and works, sketch of, 39: 27 n.; Pope on, 40: 434; Voltaire on, 34: 84; Wyclif and, 3: 223p. 163
Calvinism, doctrines of, 39: 47–51; in France, 39: 27–47; Mill on, 25: 256p. 163
Calvinists, debt of, to St. Augustine, 7: 4; in France, 39: 83–84; low ideas of human nature, 28: 308; Pascal on, 48: 270 (l. 777), 48: 301p. 163
Calvinus, Domitius, at Pharsalia, 12: 300–301p. 163
Calvisius, correspondent of Pliny, letters to, 9: 228, 9: 229, 9: 272, 9: 317, 9: 335p. 163
Calvisius, dependent of Ca:sar, 12: 367p. 163
Calypso, Dido and, 39: 157; Odysseus and, 22: 9, 22: 10, 22: 60, 22: 69–75, 22: 95–96p. 163→ Inventory
Cambalu, seat of Cathaian Can, 4: 328p. 163
Cambray, peace of, More at, 36: 104–105p. 163
Cambrian Period, antiquity of the, 11: 344–345; absence of deposits before, 11: 345–348p. 163
Cambridge University, Emerson on, 5: 415; Harrison on, 35: 371–381p. 163
Cambuscan, reference to, 4: 36p. 163
Cambyses, expedition against Egypt, 33: 7; Ladike and, 33: 89; prophecy of, 48: 248p. 163
Camden, the antiquary, and Ben Jonson, 47: 540p. 163
Camera Apostolica, 31: 41 n.p. 163
Camerinus, Sulpicius, 9: 189 n.p. 163
Camers, son of Volsc-ns, 13: 340p. 163
Camertus, in the VENEID, 13: 397p. 163
Camiccione de Pazzi, 20: 133p. 163
Camilla, in the ÆNEID, 13: 266–267, 13: 379–388; Dante on, 20: 8, 20: 19p. 163
Camilla, in story of CURIOUS-IMPERTINENT, 14: 307–346, 14: 351–355p. 163
Camillo, Cardinal, in THE CENCI, at banquet, 18: 291–292; Beatrice and, 18: 353, 18: 355–356; Bernardo and, 18: 351–352; Count Cenci and, 18: 281–285; with Giacomo, 18: 300–301; at the trial, 18: 342–346p. 163
Camillus, Cicero on, 9: 160; Virgil on, 13: 235p. 163
Camino, Gala da, 20: 212 n.p. 163
Camino, Gherardo da, 20: 211 n.p. 163
Camino, Riccardo da, death of, 20: 321 n.; Lombardo and, 20: 209 n.; wife of, 20: 177 n.p. 163
Camoens, Wordsworth on sonnets of, 41: 681p. 163
Campana, mountain, 29: 260–262p. 163
Campanella, the physiognomist, 24: 106–107p. 163
CAMPASPE AND CUPID, 40: 209p. 163
CAMPBELL, BONNIE GEORGE, a ballad, 40: 114p. 163
Campbell, J., FREEDOM AND LOVE, 41: 782p. 163
Campbell, Thomas, poems by, 41: 770–781; Mill on poems of, 25: 16; on English nobility, 5: 413p. 163
Campegines, Cardinal, 36: 103, 36: 104p. 163
Campion, Thomas, poems by, 40: 284–287p. 163
Campistron, Hugo on, 39: 360, 39: 364p. 163
CAN YE LABOUR LEA, 6: 438p. 163
Canace, reference to story of, 4: 37p. 163
Canada, invited into the Confederation, 43: 166p. 163
CANADIAN BOAT-SONG, by Moore, 41: 819p. 163
CANADIAN BOAT SONG, by Wilson, 42: 1064–1065p. 163
Canals, expense of, 10: 453–455; Smith on, J 5 °p. 163→ Inventory
Canary Islands, Drake in the, 33: 233; Vespucci on, 43: 30p. 163
Candace, queen of Ethiopia, 44: 440 (l. 27)p. 163
CANDLE, CHEMICAL HISTORY OF A, 30: 86–170p. 163
Candle-wood, 30: 87p. 163→ Inventory
Candolle, A. de, on alpine species, 11: 171; on Australian species, 11: 405; on insular plants, 11: 414; on naturalization of plants, 11: 118; on oaks, 11: 62–63; on plants with large seed, 11: 389; on struggle for life, 11: 72; on wide-ranging plants, 11: 65–66, 11: 134, 11: 427; on winged seeds, 11: 150p. 163
Candor, Whitman on, 39: 402p. 163→ Inventory
Candour, Mrs., in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, 120.-5, 18: 132–135, 18: 180–185p. 163
Canidia, Sidney on, 27: 19p. 163
Canidius, lieutenant of Antony, 12: 348; in Parthian war, 12: 354–355; in war of Antony and Octavius, 12: 365, 12: 370–371, 12: 372, 12: 374–375, 12: 377p. 163
Caninius, letter to, 9: 350p. 163
Canneschi, Machiavelli on the, 36: 61p. 163
Canning, George, and free trade, 25: 65; on reform, 5: 371p. 164
Cannon, known to ancientsp. 164
Canobos, city ofp. 164
Canoes, Columbus on Indian, 43: 24; Vespucci on, 43: 36p. 164
Canon law, Luther on, 36: 305, 36: 307, 36: 323p. 164→ Inventory
Canonization of saints, Mill on, 25: 215p. 164
CANST THOU LEAVE M E THUS, M v KATIE, 6: 509p. 164
Canterbury, Harrison on the See of, 35: 252; archbishops of, 35: 252–253, 35: 255–256p. 164
Canterbury, Archbishop of, in EDWARD THE SECOND, 46: 14–15, 46: 16–18, 46: 81p. 164
Canterbury Tales, Arnold on, 28: 76–80; Dryden on, 28: 77; 39: 164, 39: 165–167; NUN'S PRIEST'S TALE of, 40: 34–51; proem to, 39: 18–19; sources of, 39: 159–160, 39: 172p. 164
CANTERBURY TALES, PROLOGUE TO, 40: 11–34; Dryden on, 28: 77; 39: 160, 39: 165–167; editorial remarks on, 40: 10p. 164
Cantillon, on wages, 10: 69p. 164
Cantiron, John de, 35: 96p. 164
Cantyman, the cacique, 33: 313p. 164
Canuri, Raleigh on the, 33: 373p. 164
Canute, buried in Winchester, 5: 462; Knighton Guild and, 35: 314; laws against adultery, 35: 365–366; suppers of, 35: 287p. 164
Capaneus, in Dante's HELL, 20: 59p. 164
Cape de Verd Islands, Darwin on, 29: 11–15; Pretty on, 33: 201–203; productions of, 11: 421–422p. 164
Capernaum, Jesus on, 44: 381 (l. 15)p. 164
Capet, Hugh, Dante on, 20: 226–227; R A " leigh on, 39: 83p. 164
Capillary Attraction, Faraday on, 30: 93p. 164
Capilupus, Montaigne on, 32: 32p. 164
Capital, accumulation of, 10: 264–277; cir " culating and fixed, 10: 215–217; combinations of, to fix wages, 10: 145; defined, 10: 215; distribution of, in agriculture, manufactures, and trade, 10: 305–309; employments of, 10: 287–303; importance of increase of, 10: 270–271; increase of, effect on profits, wages, and interest, 10: 281–282; investment of, 10: 221–222; labor and, relations of, 10: 6, 10: 67–69, 10: 212–213, 10: 260, 10: 333; loans as, 10: 278; naturally seeks domestic industries, 10: 333–335; naturally seeks most profitable industries, 10: 335; profits in relation to, 10: 90, 10: 96–97; revenue and, as determining industry, 10: 262–265; taxes on, 10: 505–511; wages in relation to increase of, 10: 70–75; see Circulating Capital, Fixed Capitalp. 164→ Inventory
Capital Causes, in ancient Athens, 2: 25; Bacon on mercy in, 3: 131p. 164
Capital Cities, industry in, 10: 263–265; virtual universities, 28: 36–37, 28: 38p. 164
Capital Punishment, in old Massachusetts, 43: 73 (l. 44,47), 43: 79–81; More on, 36: 149–150p. 164
Capitalists, combinations of, 10: 68; Smith on interests of, 10: 209–211p. 164
Capitation taxes, Smith on, 10: 514–515; in U. S., 43: 185 (l. 4), 43: 191 (l. 5)p. 164→ Inventory
Capitolo, the, 31: 237 n.p. 164
Capocchio, in Dante's HELL, 20: 122–124p. 164
Capons, Harrison on, 35: 336p. 164→ Inventory
Caprara, Cardinal, and Napoleon, 5: 208p. 164
CAPRICE, MONODY ON, 6: 484p. 164
Caprichioso, on Rozinante, 14: 514p. 164
Caprona, surrender of, 20: 87 n.p. 164
CAPTAIN CAR, a ballad, 40: 103–107p. 164
CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN, 42: 1412p. 164
CAPTAIN'S LADY, THE, 6: 344p. 164
Captiousness, Locke on, 37: 123p. 164→ Inventory
CAPTIVE RIBBAND, THE, 6: 361–362p. 164
Captive, story of the, 14: 382–423p. 164→ Inventory
Captivity in Babylon, Pascal on, 48: 212 (l. 637,639)p. 164
Capuchins, Manzoni on the, 21: 51p. 164→ Inventory
Capulets, Dante on the, 20: 169p. 164
Capuri, Raleigh on the, 33: 340p. 164
Capybara, Darwin on the, 29: 57–58p. 164→ Inventory
Capys, author of the Capuan name, 13: 326; Privernus and, 13: 312; Trojan horse and, 13: 101p. 164
CAR, CAPTAIN, a ballad, 40: 103–107p. 164
Caracalla, as a charioteer, 3: 48; Machiavelli on, 36: 64, 36: 65–66, 36: 68p. 164
Caracaras, Darwin on, 29: 63p. 164
Caradoc, mantle of, 39: 21p. 164
Caradosso, Messer, 31: 48 n., 31: 61–62p. 164
Carapana, district of, 33: 325 n., 33: 325, 33: 369, 33: 370p. 164
Carapana, king of Emeria, 33: 331–332, 33: 334p. 164
Caratach, on valor, 5: 76–77p. 164
Carbo, Gaius, Africanus and, 9: 99; Gracchus and, 9: 24–25p. 164
Carbolic Acid, as an antiseptic, 38: 257–266, 38: 381p. 164
Carbon, Faraday on combustion of, 30: 158–159, 30: 160–162, 30: 168–169; Helmholtz on combustion of, 30: 201; tests of presence of, 30: 161p. 164→ Inventory
Carbonek Castle, 35: 206–207p. 164
Carbonic Acid, as gas, liquid, and solid, note; composition of, 30: 158; method of decomposing, 30: 159–161; heat generated by formation of, 30: 201; made by burning candles, 30: 150–152; natural sources of, 30: 152–153; produced in respiration, 30: 164–168; used by plants, 30: 167–168; properties and weight, 30: 153–155; tested by lime-water, 30: 151–152, 30: 153–154p. 165
Carbonic Acid Gas, fermentation in, 38: 302–313p. 165
Cardan, Emerson on, 5: 177; on dogs, 35: 355–356; on pigeons, 35: 336; on rogues in England, 35: 369; on sheep, 35: 329–330p. 165
Cardenio, in DON QUIXOTE, 14: 201–205, 14: 238–251, 14: 264, 14: 268–269, 14: 356–365p. 165
CARDIN' O'T, THE SPINNIN' O'T, 6: 526–527p. 165
Cardinals, Luther on, 36: 277p. 165→ Inventory
Cardoness, lines on, 6: 498, 6: 499p. 165
Cardoon, Darwin on the, 29: 125–126, 29: 153p. 165→ Inventory
Cards, Locke on playing, 37: 176p. 165→ Inventory
Care, Burns on, 6: 305; Cicero on freedom from, 9: 26; Cowper on, 41: 542; David on uses of, 41: 491; Goethe on, 19: 33; Milton on, 4: 85; pays not debt, 47: 502p. 165→ Inventory
Careless, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, 18: 150–153, 18: 157–162p. 165→ Inventory
Carelessness in children, 37: 48, 37: 107–109p. 165
Carentan, Edward III at, 35: 10; importance of, 35: 13 n.p. 165
Carew, Thomas, poems by, 40: 351–353p. 165
Carey, Dr., Bishop of Exeter, 15: 347p. 165
Carey, Henry, SALLY IN OUR ALLEY, 40: 403–405p. 165
Carians in Egypt, 33: 77–78, 33: 82p. 165
Caribbean Savages, lack of foresight in, 34: 178; love among, 34: 192p. 165
Caricatures, Fielding on, 39: 178–179p. 165→ Inventory
Cariola, in DUCHESS OF MALFI, 47: 761, 47: 766–767, 47: 771, 47: 772, 47: 780, 47: 794–795, 47: 798, 47: 803–804, 47: 811, 47: 819–820, 47: 824–825, 47: 826–827p. 165
Carlandrea, in THE BETROTHED, 21: 128p. 165
CARLE, AN THE KING COME, 6: 347p. 165
Carlile, Christopher, with Drake, 33: 226, 33: 227, 33: 229, 33: 230, 33: 231, 33: 232, 33: 234; at St. Domingo, 33: 240–241; at Cartagena, 33: 244, 33: 246, 33: 250; at St. Augustine, 33: 254–255; remarks on his services, 33: 253–254p. 165
Carlile, Richard, prosecution of, 25: 58p. 165
Carlo, San, body of, in Milan plague, 21: 522–523; plague named after, 21: 502p. 165
Carlo Emanuele I, of Savoy, 21: 434–436, 21: 466p. 165
Carloman, son of The Baldp. 165
Carloto, and Valdovinosp. 165
Carlovingian Poetry, Renan on, 32: 158, 32: 159p. 165
Carlovingians, Raleigh on the, 39: 81–83p. 165
Carlyle, Thomas, on America and A me r icans, 5: 453–454; 28: 463; on art, 5: 454; CHARACTERISTICS, 25: 319–356; first entry into Edinburgh, 25: 359; E me r son and, 5: 3; Emerson on, 5: 21, 5: 315, 5: 321–323, 5: 441; ESSAY ON SCOTT, 25: 393–451; French Revolution, 25: 135; heroism in, 5: 123; INAUGURAL ADDRESS, 25: 359–389; remarks on INAUGURAL ADDRESS, 25: 318; life and works, 25: 315–318; Life of Cromwell, 39: 415; London Review and, 25: 129; Mill and, 25: 84, 25: 110; Mill on, 25: 90, 25: 102; reading of, 5: 456–457; on unbelief, 25: 104; Wordsworth on, 5: 324–325p. 165
Carmagnola, and the Venetians, 36: 43p. 165
Carmenta, the prophetess, 13: 279p. 165
Carnal Policy, town of, 15: 21p. 165
Carnal Sinners, in Dante's HELL, 20: 21–24, 20: 47p. 165
Carneades, an African, 28: 58; in Athens, 10: 137; Manzoni on, 21: 115; Montaigne on, 32: 54; in Romep. 165
Carnesecchi, Pietro, 31: 140 n.p. 165
Carnot, Sadi, on heat, 30: 195p. 165
Caro, Annibale, 31: 97 n.; Cellini and, 31: 163, 31: 166; Giovanni Gaddi and, 31: 97 n., 31: 133; language of, 39: 202; translator of Virgil, 13: 55p. 165
Caroli River, 33: 355, 33: 357p. 165
Caroline, Queen, and the Times, 5: 448p. 165
Carpathian Wizard, Proteus called, 4: 67p. 165
Carpenter, Chaucer's, 40: 21p. 165
Carpentry, as recreation, 37: 174p. 165→ Inventory
Carpi, Giacomo da, 31: 51, 31: 272p. 165
Carpigna, Guido di, 20: 202 n.p. 165
Carpio, Bernardo del, Cervantes on romance of, 14: 50, 14: 491; Orlando and, 14: 19, 14: 226p. 165
Carr, Sir Robert, Hugo on, 39: 380p. 165
Carranchas, Darwin on, 29: 63–64p. 165
Carrero, Don Pedro de Puerto, 14: 388p. 165
Carrion Hawks, of South America, 29: 63–67; smelling-power of, 29: 189–191p. 165
CARRON IRON WORKS, IMPROMPTU ONp. 165
Carrying Trade, capital used in, 10: 299, 10: 333–334; encouragement of the, 10: 371–372; limits of, 10: 302; a sign of weaiihp. 166
Cartagena, Drake at, 33: 144–145, 33: 244–253, 33: 259p. 166
Carthage, Cato on, 9: 51–52; city of Did o, 13: 85, 13: 89; loved by Juno, 13: 73–74, 13: 88–89; Machiavelli on destruction of, 36: 18; mercenaries of, 36: 42; More on mercenaries of, 36: 145; Raleigh on, 39: 71, 39: 113; Rome and, 13: 174, 13: 321; schools of, 7: 69–70p. 166
Carthagena, see Cartagenap. 166
Carthusian Monks, Pascal on, 48: 172 (l. 539)p. 166
Carus, Metius, Regulus and, 9: 188–189; Fannia and, 9: 308p. 166
Cartwright, William, O N THE QUEEN'S RETURN, 40: 358p. 166
Cary, Henry F., translator of Dantep. 166
Casa, Cecchino della, 31: 69p. 166
Casa, Giovanni della, "book on manners" (Galateo), reference to, 27: 162, 27: 163p. 166
Casalodi, Alberto da, 20: 83 n.p. 166
Casarita, Darwin on the, 29: 102p. 166
Casati, Father Felice, 21: 511, 21: 592–595p. 166
Casaubon, Isaac, at Oxford, 5: 416; on changes, 39: 73–74p. 166
Casca, and Caesar, 12: 317–318p. 166
Cascades, in glaciers, 30: 221–223, 30: 235p. 166→ Inventory
Casella, Dante and, 20: 151; Milton on, 4: 81p. 166
Cash Credits, in Scotland, 10: 236–237, 10: 244–245p. 166
Caspians, Harrison on the, 35: 352p. 166
Cassada, Darwin on, 29: 32p. 166
Cassandane, wife of Cyrus, 33: 7p. 166
Cassander, Demades and, 12: 217p. 166
Cassandra, in AGAMEMNON, 8: 47–59; Apollo and, 8: 53; Corcebus and, in, 13: 113–114; death of, 8: 65; Homer on death of, 22: 155; prophecy of settlement of Italy, 13: 134; Ruskin on, 28: 141–142; Trojan horse and, 13: 108p. 166
Cassavi, a kind of bread, 33: 152, 33: 239p. 166
Cassero, Giacopo del, 20: 163p. 166
Cassero, Guido del, 20: 116 n.p. 166
Cassiodorus, John, on idleness, 39: 13p. 166
Cassiopeia, reference to, 4: 34p. 166
Cassipa, Lake, 33: 358–359p. 166
Cassipagotos, Raleigh on the, 33: 354, 33: 356, 33: 358p. 166
Cassius, the consul, in Germanyp. 166
Cassius, Quintus, 12: 326p. 166
Cassius, Roman jurist, 2: 169 (l. 144); 9: 310 n.p. 166
Cassius Longinus, Caesar and, 12: 310, 12: 314–315, 12: 317, 12: 330; 9: 164; Cicero on, 9: 147; conduct after Caesar's death, 12: 253, 12: 331; in Dante's HELL, 20: 142; 13: 16; flight of, 12: 320; at Philippi, 12: 320, 12: 336–337p. 166
Castagneri, Bortolo, in THE BETROTHED, 21: 285–288, 21: 432–433, 21: 542–545, 21: 641p. 166
Castalio, Locke on, 37: 71p. 166
CASTARA, ROSES IN BOSOM OF, 40: 252–254p. 166
CASTAWAY, THE, 12: 540–542p. 166
Castello, Guido da, 20: 211p. 166
Castes, Channing on, 28: 343–346; the four Hindu, 45: 870–871p. 166→ Inventory
Castiglione, Baldassare, the Courtier of, 27: 162p. 166
Castiglione, Valeriano, 21: 447p. 166
CASTLE GORDON, 6: 282–283p. 166
Castlemaine, Lady, 28: 296p. 166
Castor and Pollux, Homer on, 22: 152; in Rome, 12: 149; seamen's term, 33: 295; Virgil on, 13: 211; worshipped in Germany, 33: 117p. 166
Castor-berry, cultivated in Egypt, 33: 47p. 166→ Inventory
Castoro, Francesco, 31: 16p. 166
Castracani, Castruccio, 27: 399p. 166
Castration, Harvey on, 38: 110p. 166→ Inventory
Castriota, John, see Kastriotap. 166
Castro, Chili, Darwin on, 29: 281–282p. 166
Castruccio, in DUCHESS OF MALFI, 47: 758–759, 47: 772, 47: 774, 47: 783, 47: 785, 47: 845p. 166
Casualties, of feudal law, 10: 506–507p. 166→ Inventory
Caswall, E., translator of hymns, 55 °. 556p. 166
Cat, "turning of the, " iiip. 166
CAT, ON A FAVOURITE, 40: 462–463p. 166
CAT AND FOX, fable of, 17: 26p. 166
CAT-MAIDEN, fable of the, 17: 42; Bacon on fable of, 3: 97p. 166
Catabaptists, Calvin on, 39: 44p. 166
Cataclysms, Darwin on, 11: 81, 11: 102–103; Lyell on, 38: 407, 38: 417p. 166
Catalano, in Dante's HELL, 20: 96–97p. 166
Catamarans, described, 23: 26p. 166
Catastrophes, Pope on, 40: 411–412; require a comic element, 28: 177–178p. 166→ Inventory
Catastrophism, see Cataclysmsp. 166
Catechising, Herbert on, 15: 406p. 166
Catechumens, Pascal on, 48: 376–377p. 166→ Inventory
Categorical Imperative, Kant on the, 32: 325–326, 32: 330–343, 32: 363–365p. 167
Categories, see Predicamentsp. 167
Caterina, mistress of Cellini, 31: 305–309, 31: 312–316, 31: 318p. 167
Caterpillars, instincts of, 11: 252p. 167→ Inventory
Cates, Thomas, 33: 227, 33: 229p. 167
Catesby, and Hastings, 39: 76p. 167
Cathedrals, Burke on grandeur of old, 24: 63–64; Hugo on mediaeval, 39: 350–351; origin of, 35: 257p. 167→ Inventory
Catherine of Aragon, queen of Henry VIII, 36: 102–105, 36: 114; 39: 86p. 167
Catholic Church, Roman, see Roman Catholic Churchp. 167
Catiline, Lucius, Augustine, St., on, 7: 27; Cicero on, 9: 81, 9: 83; 27: 47; conspiracy of, 12: 226–236, 12: 269–270; 9: 5; Pope on, 40: 411; Virgil on, 13: 290p. 167
Catillus, in the ÆNEID, 13: 262, 13: 372, 13: 379p. 167
Cato, Addison's drama of, 27: 158, 27: 165–168, 27: 178; Dennis on, 27: 184–196; Johnson on, 27: 185; Shelley on, 27: 341; Voltaire on, 34: 135; 39: 227p. 167
Cato, Gaius, Cicero on, 9: 97, 9: 99p. 167
Cato, Dionysius, alleged author of Caton, 39: 15p. 167
Cato the Censor, on agriculture, 9: 63–65; 10: 341; on Carthage, 9: 51; in Cicero's essay on OLD ACE, 9: 10, 9: 45–76; as club member, 9: 61, 9: 240; conciseness of, 9: 205; on dreams, 40: 38, 40: 39; on enemi... and friends, 9: 39; Fabius Maximus and, 9: 48–49; on feeding, 10: 153; on friendships, 9: 35; Greek literature studied late by, 9: 54; Greek philosophers and, 3: 194–195; knowledge of herbs, 35: 240; Livy on, 3: 100; Locke on, 37: 175; Lucius Flaminus and, 9: 60; old age of, 9: 46, 9: 50, 9: 56, 9: 58–59, 9: 61; on orators, 9: 251; Origins of, 9: 58, 9: 72; quaestorship of, 9: 48; Sidney on, 27: 12, 27: 36–37; son of, 9: 12, 9: 75, 9: 168; Virgil on, 13: 236; the wise, 9: 11; on yeomen, 35: 229p. 167
Cato of Utica, Burke on, 24: 41, 24: 91; Caisar and, 12: 270, 12: 273–274, 12: 275, 12: 282, 12: 283, 12: 307–308, 12: 325–326, 9: 240; during Catiline conspiracy, 12: 235, 12: 270; Cicero and, 12: 236–237, 12: 246–247, 12: 249, 12: 250–251, 12: 261; Cicero's correspondence with, 9: 135, 9: 152, 9: 153; Cicero on, 24: 303; on Cicero, 32: 62; in Civil War, 12: 249, 12: 250, 12: 298–299, 12: 306; Dante on, 20: 58, 20: 146–148; death of, 12: 307–308; 9: 159; indictment for extortion, 9: 115; Pompey and, 9: 98; 12: 288–289; Rousseau on, 34: 226; as a senator, 9: 88, 9: 99; Sidney on, 27: 21; Virgil on, 13: 17, 13: 290p. 167
CATON, PROLOGUE TO, 39: 15–16p. 167
Catorthoseis, defined, 2: 227 (l. 14)p. 167
Cats, breeds of, why impossible to im prove, 11: 51–52; correlated variation in, 11: 27, 11: 148; in Egypt, 33: 36–37; flowers dependent on, 11: 82; fruit trees injured by, 29: 140–141; inherited mental qualities in, 11: 256; Jenner on, 38: 145; in S. America, 29: 126p. 167→ Inventory
Cattans, Tacitus on the, 109 - n, " 3p. 167
Cattinaro, see Gattinarap. 167
Cattle, color of, its importance, 11: 199; crosses between Indian and common, 11: 292; descent of, 11: 33, 11: 41; in old Egypt, 33: 25–26; u> Falkland Islands, 29: 195–196; forests and, 10: 170; grassgrowth and, 29: 124; importation of foreign, 10: 339, 10: 342; insects and, 11: 80–81; as medium of exchange, 10: 30; new breeds of, 11: 114; Niata, 11: 219; 29: 150–152; price of, in relation to agriculture, 10: 183–184; recognition among, 29: 150; trees and, 11: 80; as wealth, 10: 312p. 167→ Inventory
Catullus, Gaius Valerius, Montaigne on, 32: 90; pet-bird of mistress of, 12: 368 n.p. 167
Catulus, Quintus Lutatius, Caesar and, 12: 269; in Catiline conspiracy, 12: 270; Clodius and, 12: 242p. 167
Catulus, teacher of Aurelius, 2: 195 (l. 13)p. 167
Caulfield, Capt., 33: 315, 33: 336, 33: 337, 33: 342, 33: 343, 33: 345, 33: 351, 33: 357, 33: 363–364, 33: 369, 33: 372p. 167
Cauquenes, mineral springs of, 29: 267–269p. 167
Cause and effect, Berkeley on, 37: 192; in divine matters, 39: 104–106; Emerson on, 5: 83, 5: 90, 5: 283–284; in hu man affairs, 37: 352–362; Hume on, 37: 307–318, 37: 320–322, 37: 330, 37: 331, 37: 333–334, 37: 337–343, 37: 346–350, 37: 363–364, 37: 371–372, 37: 396–397, 37: 403 n., 37: 405–406, 37: 415; Hume's doctrine, Emerson on, 5: 438; in ideas, 37: 304–305, 37: 327, 37: 329; Lowell on, 28: 446; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 219 (l. 45); in matter, 37: 352–353; Raleigh on, 39: 100; Shelley on, 27: 338–339p. 167→ Inventory
Causes, Berkeley on, 37: 236–237, 37: 257; Browne on, 3: 265 (l. 14); Burke on, 24: 103–104; definitions of, 37: 348–349; Emerson on, 5: 133; Hobbes on, 34: 374–377; Hume on ignorance of, 37: 332; Hume on ultimate, 37: 310; Hunt on, 27: 290; identity of ancient and modern, 38: 385, 38: 417–418; as immediate volitions of God, 37: 343–345; Lyell on uniformity of secondary, 38: 386; Socrates on, 2: 89–95; Taine on moral, 39: 417; Whewell on, 11: 1p. 168→ Inventory
CAUTERETZ, THE VALLEY OF, 42: 976p. 168
Caution, Confucius on, 44: 22 (l. 10); Machiavelli on, 36: 82; mountain of, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 124; Penn on, 1: 334p. 168→ Inventory
Cautions, Penn's personal, 1: 347–348p. 168
Cavalcanti, Cavalcante, Dante on, 20: 41–42p. 168
Cavalcanti, Guido, 42 notes 6 and 7, 20: 189 n.p. 168
CAVALIER, SONG OF THE, 28: 392p. 168
Cavalletti, Scipione, 31: 17p. 168
Cava Rumia, in DON QUIXOTE, 14: 416p. 168
Cave, Edward, Gentleman's Magazine of, 1: 147p. 168
Cave-animals, blindness of, 11: 142–144p. 168→ Inventory
Cavendish, Henry, on gravitation, 30: 281p. 168
Caves, use of, in NEW ATLANTIS, 3: 172–173p. 168→ Inventory
Caviare, to the general, 46: 137p. 168→ Inventory
Cawdor, thane of, in MACBETH, 46: 323, 46: 327, 46: 328, 46: 329p. 168
Caxton, William, life and works of, 39: 5; PREFACES AND EPILOGUES, 39: 5–26; remarks on prologues of, 39: 3p. 168
Caylen, Darwin on, 29: 284p. 168
Cebes, friend of Socrates, 2: 33; book on virtue, 3: 240; with Socrates in prison; see PH^DO, Plato'sp. 168
Cecidomyia, Darwin on the, 11: 458p. 168
Cecil, Sir Robert, dedication to, 3 ? i - 4p. 168
Cecil, William, 33: 229, 33: 247, 33: 258p. 168
Cecilia, St., Dryden on, 40: 390, 40: 395–396p. 168
CECILIA'S, ST., DAY, SONG FOR, 40: 389–396p. 168
Celaeno, the Harpy, and Æneas, 13: 136p. 168
Celandine, Wordsworth on the, 12: 614–615p. 168
Celano, Thomas a, DIES IRÆ, 45: 551p. 168
Celer, Asinius, surmullet of, 10: 182p. 168
Celer, friend of Pliny, 9: 305p. 168
Celer, Metellus, origin of name, 12: 156; wife of, 12: 242p. 168
Celer, Roman knightp. 168
Celestial city, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 156–157p. 168
CELESTIAL SURGEON, THE, 42: 1212–1213p. 168
Celestine V, Dante on, 20: 14 n., 20: 113 n.p. 168
CELIA, by Sedley, 40: 384p. 168
CELIA, TO, by Jonson, 40: 291–292p. 168
Celibacy, Calvin on, 39: 38; Luther on, 36: 302–305; vows of, 36: 302 n.p. 168→ Inventory
Cellini, Andrea, 31: 8–9, 31: 10p. 168
Cellini, Benvenuto, accident to eye, 31: 373; Alessandro de' Medici and, 31: 149, 31: 157, 31: 172, 31: 174; Altoviti, bust of, 31: 383, 31: 385; Angelica, the Sicilian, and, 31: 127, 31: 129, 31: 135, 31: 137; Anguillara, Count, and, 31: 54; "Apollo and Hyacinth" of, 31: 372; arabesques of, 31: 60; arms of, 31: 103; in artists' club, 31: 55; Ascanio, servant of, 31: 185–189, 31: 212–213, 31: 258, 31: 261, 31: 262, 31: 265, 31: 277–278, 31: 279, 31: 304, 31: 327, 31: 335–336, 31: 348, 31: 351; AUTOBIOGRAPHY of, 31: 5–436; AUTOBIOGRAPHY of, remarks on, 31: 1–2; Baldini and, 31: 399; Bandinello and, 31: 364–365, 31: 367–371; banishment of, 31: 16; Benedetto and, 31: 132–133; Benintendi and, 31: 150–153; birth and family, 31: 5–9; bronze statues, first, 31: 288–290; brother of, 31: 15–16, 31: 19; brother's death, 31: 98–106; CAPITOLO ON THE PRISON, 31: 251–257; Caterina and, 31: 305–309, 31: 312–316, 31: 318; Charles V and, 31: 178, 31: 180–181; childhood of, 31: 10–11; "Christ" of, 31: 417, 31: 419, 31: 433–434; Clement, Pope, early relations with, 31: 16, 31: 40–41, 31: 78–80; Clement, in service of, 31: 86–95, 31: 98, 31: 104, 31: 105–117, 31: 119–126; coin designs by, 31: 94–95, 31: 98, 31: 146, 31: 156–157, 31: 309, 31: 312; Comte de Saint Paul and, 31: 333; Cosimo de' Medici and, 31: 341–350, 31: 354–355, 31: 357–368, 31: 372–378, 31: 383, 31: 386–393, 31: 395–404, 31: 405–409, 31: 409–421, 31: 429–431, 31: 433–436; country-house at Trespiano, 31: 423 n.; daughter by Jeanne Scorzone, 31: 318–319; dog of, 31: 106, 31: 110, 31: 175, 31: 229; escape from prison, 31: 215–222; Etampes, M me. d', and, 31: 292–293, 31: 296–298, 31: 300–301, 31: 310, 31: 322, 31: 325, 31: 328–330; Farnese, Pier, and, 31: 339–340; Faustina's maid and, 31: 52; in Ferrara, 31: 268–273; Ferrara, Cardinal, and, 31: 201–202, 31: 258–262, 31: 275–276; fever in Florence, 31: 377–379; Fontainebleau, work at, 31: 288–289, 31: 294; France, journey to, 31: 188–195; in France, 31: 195–197, 31: 274–275, 31: 279–282, 31: 299–300, 31: 302–303, 31: 323–324; France, queen of, and, 31: 434–435; Francis First and, 31: 196–197, 31: 201–202, 31: 207–208, 31: 212, 31: 249, 31: 261, 31: 269, 31: 274–275, 31: 278–296, 31: 300, 31: 309–310, 31: 312, 31: 317, 31: 319–335, 31: 348, 31: 97, 31: 133–134, 31: 164–166, 31: 167; Galluzzi and, 31: 250; Gambetta and, 31: 355–356; G ia - como da Carpi and, 31: 50–52; Guasconti and, 31: 28–32; Guidi and, 31: 298–299, 31: 422; halo of, 31: 251; Holy Land, intentions to visit, 31: 277–278; II Bologna and, 31: 310–312, 31: 314; imprisonment of, 31: 203–222; imprisonment, second, 31: 227–250; at the inn, ' 54-5 ! Jeanne Scorzone and, 31: 318–319; Julius III and, 31: 385; "Jupiter" of, 31: 279, 31: 282, 31: 288, 31: 324–326; pedestal for "Jupiter, " 292, 31: 324, 31: 331; "Jupiter, " exhibition of, 31: 324–326; life after 1562, 31: 2; Lippi, Francesco, and, 31: 24, 31: 28; L o Sbietta and, 31: 421–427, 31: 428–430, 31: 431–433; Lucagnolo and, 31: 35–38; Luigi Pulci and, 31: 62–68; "Mars" of, 31: 295, 31: 310 n., 31: 326–327, 31: 331; medals by, 31: 45–46, 31: 48, 31: 61–62, 31: 85–86, 31: 126, 31: 139–140, 31: 157, 31: 174–175, 31: 189–190, 31: 268–269; Medici, Cardinal de', and, 31: 139; Michael Angelo and, 31: 24, 31: 85–86, 31: 384, 31: 386; minor works, 31: 24, 31: 26–27, 31: 28, 31: 34, 31: 35, 31: 42, 31: 51, 31: 61, 31: 90–93, 31: 103, 31: 112, 31: 119, 31: 179, 31: 181–183, 31: 258–260, 31: 279, 31: 289; mistress in Rome, 31: 106; monument to brother, 31: 103; Moro's daughter and, 31: 96–98; musical training, 31: 11, 31: 12, 31: 13, 31: 15, 31: 17–18, 31: 21–22, 31: 39; musician to the Pope, 31: 40–41; "Narcissus" of, 31: 372–373; necromancy, practised by, 31: 127–131; "Neptune" of, 31: 414–421, 31: 423, 31: 427, 31: 428, 31: 434–435; Pantasilea and, 31: 55–56; Pascucci and, 31: 200–201; Paul, Pope, and, 31: 145–146, 31: 159, 31: 163–164, 31: 178–180, 31: 183–185, 31: 202–203, 31: 207–209, 31: 212, 31: 213, 31: 222–223, 31: 225–226, 31: 227–228, 31: 232, 31: 239–240, 31: 243, 31: 244–245, 31: 249–250; Paulino and, 31: 39–40, 31: 42; "Perseus" of, 342 notes 3 and 4, 31: 348, 31: 354, 31: 358, 31: 373, 31: 375–378, 31: 379–383, 31: 397, 31: 400–403, 31: 406–408, 31: 409–412; pilgrimage of thanksgiving, 31: 404–405; Pompeo and, 31: 121, 31: 125–126, 31: 133, 31: 135, 31: 142–144; Pompeo's daughter and, 31: 146–149; Porzia Chigi and, 31: 34–35, 31: 36–37, 31: 38, 31: 45; prophecies of, 31: 176–177, 31: 251; pulpits for S. Maria del Fiore, 31: 413–414; reliquary for Mantua, 31: 82; restorations by, 31: 367, 31: 372, 31: 374, 31: 395, 31: 398; robbery of, attempted, 31: 285–287; in Rome, 31: 24–28, 31: 33–34, 31: 174–176, 31: 383–386; among R o man ruins, 31: 49, 31: 50; in sack of Rome, 31: 69–80, 31: 206–207; Salamanca, Bishop of, and, 31: 34, 31: 38, 31: 41–46; in Siena, trouble with postmaster, 31: 263–267; ia Siennese war, 31: 392–395, 31: 405–406; sick with plague, 31: 53–54; sister of, 31: 81–82, 31: 267, 31: 341; soldier of Ceri and, 31: 46–47; son of, 31: 364–365; SONNET ON His LIFE, 31: 4; SONNET TO CASTELLAN, 31: 244; Taine on memoirs of, 39: 435; Torrigiani, relations with, 31: 22–24; Vasari and, 31: 172–173; in Ven ice, 31: 149–153, 31: 356–357p. 168
Cellini, Cecchino, brother of Benvenuto, 31: 15, 31: 19, 31: 84, 31: 88 n.; Bargello guard and, 31: 99–100; death of, 31: 102; duel and exile, 31: 15–16; monument, 31: 103p. 169
Cellini, Cosa, 31: 81–82p. 169
Cellini, Cristofano, 31: 7–8p. 169
Cellini, Giovanfrancesco, see Cellini, Cecchinop. 169
Cellini, Giovanni, father of Benvenuto, 31: 8–13, 31: 14, 31: 16, 31: 18, 31: 19, 31: 20–22, 31: 32–33, 31: 39, 31: 41–42, 31: 80–81; death of, 31: 83; the Eight and, 31: 39, 31: 81; the Medici and, 31: 88 n.; Pierino and, 31: 17–19p. 169
Cellini, Liperata, 31: 83–84, 31: 167, 31: 341, 31: 349p. 169
Cellino, Fiorino da, 31: 6p. 169
Celsus, Aulus Cornelius, Bacon on, 3: 82; Milton on, 3: 241 n.; on care of stomach, 9: 354 n.p. 169
Celsus, governor of Cilicia, 28: 60p. 169
Celsus, the philosopher, Pascal on, 194 (597). 269 (770)p. 169
Celtchar, the Luin of, 49: 238p. 169
CELTIC RACES, POETRY OF THE, 32: 135–182p. 169
Celtic Races, Christianity and, 32: 170–181; Emerson on the, 5: 338, 5: 342; future of, 32: 181–182; Herodotus on the, 33: 22; literature of the, 32: 141–170; mythology of, 32: 153–155; Renan on character of the, 32: 137–144p. 169
Cemetery Ridge, at Gettysburg, 43: 336p. 169
CENCI, THE, by Shelley, 18: 281–356; editorial remarks on, 18: 272; story of the, 18: 275–276p. 169
Cenci, Beatrice, arrest of, 18: 334–337; assassins and, 18: 344–351; at banquet, 18: 289–294; Bernardo and, 18: 355–356; Camillo and, 18: 282–283; Count Cenci and, 18: 285, 18: 297–298, 18: 309–313, 18: 320–325; condemned to death, 18: 353–356; Giacomo and, 18: 316–317; Lucretia and, 18: 294–297; madness of, 18: 305–309; Orsino and, 18: 286–288, 18: 309–313; portrait of, by Guido, 18: 278–279; in prison, 18: 346–351; Shelley on character of, 18: 278–279; trial ofp. 169
Cenci, Bernardo, Beatrice and, 18: 294–297, 18: 346–349, 18: 355–356; Count Cenci and, 18: 298, 18: 322, 18: 332–333; Lucretia and, 18: 294–297; Pope and, 18: 351–352p. 170
Cenci, Cristofano, sent to Salamanca, 18: 285; death announced 289-90p. 170
Cenci, Count Francesco, banquet of, 18: 288–294; Beatrice and, 18: 285, 18: 296, 18: 297–298, 18: 320–326; Cardinal Camillo and, 18: 281–285; chapel built by, 18: 277; Lucretia and, 18: 298–299, 18: 320–322; murdered, 18: 328–330; plots against, 18: 312–316, 18: 319–320p. 170
Cenci, Giacomo, accused by Marzio, 18: 341; Beatrice and, 18: 316–317, 18: 347–351, 18: 354; Camillo and, 18: 300–301; Orsino and, 18: 301–303, 18: 313–320, 18: 337–339p. 170
Cenci, Lucretia, accused by Marzio, 18: 341; arrest of, 18: 334–337; at the banquet, 18: 289; Beatrice and, 18: 295–297, 18: 305–313, 18: 326–330, 18: 331–333, 18: 347–350, 18: 354; Bernardo and, 18: 294; Count Cenci and, 18: 298–299, 18: 320–325; remarks on religion of, 18: 277–278p. 170
Cenci, Rocco, son of Francesco, 18: 285, 18: 289–290p. 170
Cenci Palace, Shelley on, 18: 279p. 170
Cennini, Bastiano, 31: 158p. 170
Censorinus, Plutarch on, 12: 147p. 170
CENSORIOUS CRITIC, Burns's REPLY TO A, 6: 276p. 170
Censoriousness, Burns on, 6: 183–185; Kempis on, 7: 243 (l. 1,2); Jesus on, 44: 370 (l. 41-2); Locke on, 37: 121; M. Aurelius on, 2: 289–290, 2: 297 (l. 12); Moliere on, 26: 215; Penn on, 1: 346 (l. 274), 1: 395; Raleigh on, 39: 69; Sidney on, 27: 30–31p. 170→ Inventory
Censors, duties of Roman, 9: 398 n.p. 170
Censorship, Milton on government, 3: 206–210p. 170→ Great Idea
Censorship of Press, Milton on, 3: 189–232; Pascal on, 48: 314–315p. 170
Censure, Browne on, 3: 316–317; Heminge and Condell on, 39: 148; man's dislike of, 2: 140–141 (l. 67); Marcus Aurelius on endurance of, 2: 195 (l. 13), 2: 269 (l. 27), 2: 271 (l. 34); Pascal on human dislike of, 48: 44–45p. 170→ Inventory
Census ( U. S.), provisions for taking, 43: 180–181 (l. 3)p. 170
Centano, Andrea, 31: 227–228p. 170
Centaurs, beginning of their feud with men, 22: 292; in Dante's HELL, 20: 50; Theseus and, 20: 245 n.p. 170
Centralization, Mill on, 25: 120–121, 25: 307–312p. 170→ Inventory
Cephalos, the Attic boy, 4: 37p. 170
Cephas, Peter called, 20: 377 n.; Christ's appearance to, 45: 511 (l. 4)p. 170
Cephisophon, in THE FROGS, 8: 484p. 170
Cerbaia, Orso da, 20: 166 n.p. 170
Cerbellon, Gabriel, 14: 388p. 170
Cerberus, Æneas and, 13: 221; in Dante's HELL, 20: 25–26; Hercules and, 20: 38p. 170
Cerchi, Veri de', head of Bianchi faction, 20: 27 n.p. 170
Cerealis, letter to, 9: 226p. 170
Ceremonies, Browne on religious, 3: 255 (l. 3); Confucius on, 44: 9 (l. 4); Hume on religious, 37: 328; Locke on excess of, 37: 123–124; Luther on religious, 36: 372–378; Montaigne on, 18: 14; Pascal on religious, 48: 92–93 (l. 250-2); Penn on religious, 363 (5°7)> 387 (175); Rousseau on religions, 34: 282–283, 34: 302–303; Shakespeare on, 46: 204, 46: 358; lead to superstition, 3: 45–46; Swift on, 27: 100–101p. 170→ Inventory
CEREMONIES, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 124–126p. 170
Ceres, daughter of; Proserpine and, 4: 161; in THE TEMPEST, 46: 446–447; see Proserpinep. 170→ Inventory
Ceri, Rienzo da, 31: 46 n., 31: 70p. 170
Ceroxylus laceratus, 11: 225p. 170
Certainty, Descartes on, 34: 29; impossibility of, 48: 30, 48: 128 (l. 387), 48: 147 (l. 437); Pascal on, 48: 87–88 (l. 234)p. 170→ Inventory
Certus, Publicius, 9: 340–343p. 170
Cervantes, Miguel de, author of DON QUIXOTE; captivity of, 14: 393–394; Galatea of, 14: 54; Hugo on, 39: 351; life and works of, 14: 3–4; Sainte- Beuve on, 32: 131–132p. 170
Cervolles, A r n au d de, 35: 39 n., 35: 47p. 170
Cesano, Gabriel, 31: 259 n., 31: 260, 31: 261p. 170
Ceserino, Gabbriello, Gonfalonier of Rome, 31: 45p. 170
CESSATION, THE TRANCE OF, 45: 731–737p. 170
Cethegus, Caius, in Catiline conspiracy, 12: 269, 12: 230–232; executed, 12: 235, 12: 243p. 170
Cethegus, Marcus, old age of, 9: 63p. 170
Ceylon, slavery not practised in, notep. 171
Chacao, Chili, 29: 278–279p. 171
Chachidiablo, on Don Quixote, 14: 515p. 171
Chasrephon, Plato on, 2: 8p. 171
Chscronea, Demosthenes at battle of, 12: 206; 4: 79p. 171
Chafing Gear, defined, 23: 19p. 171
Chagres, river, 33: 143–144p. 171
Chalk Formations, Darwin on, 11: 357–358p. 171
Chalmers, on the public, 28: 126p. 171
CHALMERS, WILLIE: a song, 6: 227–228p. 171
Chalybe, priestess of Juno, 13: 254p. 171
Cham, Amalthea and, 4: 161p. 171
Chama, shells of the, 29: 464p. 171
Chamavians, Tacitus on, inp. 171
CHAMBERED NAUTILUS, THE, 42: 1365–1366p. 171
Chamberland, THE GERM THEORY, 38: 269, 38: 364–370p. 171
Chamisso, on coral islands, 29: 471; on seeds, 29: 459; on transported stones, 29: 465p. 171
Chamois Hunter, in MANFRED, 18: 417–422p. 171
Chamois Hunter, song of, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 380–381p. 171
Chamouni, glacier of, 30: 217–219, 30: 222–223p. 171
CHAMOUNI, HYMN IN THE VALE OF, 41: 707–709p. 171
Champlain, Lake, naval forces on, 43: 266p. 171
Chance, in Chaos, 4: 131–133; Emerson on, 5: 83; Hume on, 37: 332, 37: 364; Pope on, 40: 415; providence in, 3: 268–269; Sophocles on, 8: 293; in thoughts, 39: 119p. 171→ Great Idea
Chancellorsville, Haskell on, 43: 327p. 171
Chandos, Sir John, in French invasion, 35: 18–19; Lord Clermont and, 35: 40–41; at Crecy, 35: 24; at Poitiers, 35: 43, 35: 45, 35: 52p. 171
Ch'ang-chu, Confucius on, 44: 62 (l. 6)p. 171
Change, Carlyle on, 25: 350–352; Con fu cius on, 44: 53 (l. 36), 44: 57 (l. 3); dread of, 5: 94–95; Emerson on, 42: 1261; Goethe on, 39: 259; Hooker on, 39: 185–186; the law of the universe, 2: 218 (l. 36), 2: 219 (l. 42,43), 2: 245–246 (l. 18,19,23), 2: 246 (l. 25), 2: 249 (l. 47), 2: 254 (l. 6), 2: 268 (l. 19), 2: 276–277 (l. 7), 2: 278 (l. 11), 2: 279 (l. 18), 6: 502; 29: 497–498; Lowell on, 42: 1386–1387; Lyell on uniformity of, 38: 398–418; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 200 (l. 3), 2: 212–213 (l. 3); Pascal on, pleasure of, 48: 119–120 (l. 355); Shakespeare on, 40: 274; tendency to, 11: 345–346, 11: 304; Tennyson on, 42: 992; see Innovation, Vicissitudep. 171→ Great Idea
Changelings, legerdemain of, 3: 282p. 171
Channa, charioteer of Buddha, 45: 644–645p. 171
Channing, Dr., on puerperal fever, 38: 251p. 171
Channing, Edward T., cousin of R. H. Dana, 23: 398–399p. 171
Channing, William Ellery, Coleridge on, 5: 319; life and character of, 28: 308; O N THE LABORING CLASSES, 28: 309–367p. 171
CHANSON DE ROLAND, 49: 93–195; Arnold on, 28: 70–71p. 171
Chanticleer, in NUN'S PRIEST'S TALE, xl» 35-51p. 171
Chao, Duke, 44: 23 (l. 30) n.p. 171
Chao of Sung, 44: 20 (l. 14)p. 171
Chaos, Descartes on, under natural laws, 34: 36–37; Milton's description of, 4: 131–133p. 171
Chapelain, Jean, Corneille and, 39: 362–363; Dryden on, 13: 13p. 171
Chapman, George, Arnold on, 28: 81; Dryden on, 13: 62; on man, 5: 176p. 171
CHAPMAN'S HOMER, ON FIRST LOOKING INTO, 41: 895–896p. 171
Character, beauty and, 5: 310; Browne on outward signs of, 3: 312–313; circumstances and, 25: 106; concealment of, impossible, 5: 285; consistency of, 5: 66; culture and, 32: 236–237, 32: 254–255; discernment of, 5: 142; education and natural, 37: 44–45; force of, cumulative, 5: 67; influence of, in our civilization, 5: 248; Locke on the native, 37: 84–85; maker of its own forms, 5: 206; M. Aurelius on, 2: 217 (l. 28), 2: 288 (l. 15); Mill on, 25: 255; the supreme end, 5: 248; talent and, contrasted, 5: 159p. 171→ Inventory
CHARACTER, ESSAY ON, Emerson's, 5: 183–197p. 171
CHARACTERISTICS, Carlyle's, 25: 319–356; remarks on, 25: 317p. 171
Charaxos, and Rhodopis, 33: 67, 33: 68p. 171
Charcoal, combustion of, 30: 158–159p. 171→ Inventory
Charesha, island of, 33: 144, 33: 156p. 171
CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE, Ten n y son's, 42: 1005–1007p. 171
Charity, Bacon on, 3: 33–34, 3: 90; 39: 129; Browne on, 3: 310, 3: 312, 3: 313–314, 3: 330; Dante on, 20: 205–206, 20: 395–397; Dante's allegory of, 265 note n; Dante's star of, 20: 177 n.; David on, 44: 193–194; Emerson on popular, 5: 63; Emerson on relating our, 5: 130; Herbert on, 15: 408; Hobbes's definition of, 34: 340; Kempis on works of, 7: 218–219; Luther on, 36: 248, 36: 254; method or, 3: 256; Milton on, 4: 356; More on, 36: 198; offences against, 3: 314–317; Pascal on, 48: 187–188, 48: 220 (l. 663,665); Paul, St., on, 45: 508 (l. 1-13); Penn on, 1: 327, 1: 360 (l. 469-70), 1: 396–397; pleasure from, 19: 41; Pope on, 43°> 439! pure and sentimental, 18: 179p. 171→ Great Idea
Charity, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 54–56p. 172→ Great Idea
Charixenus, and Endamidas, 32: 81p. 172
Charlatanism, Arnold on, 28: 66p. 172→ Inventory
Charlemagne, and the Church, 20: 308; in Dante's PARADISE, 20: 362; division of empire of, 3: 139; extinction of race of, 39: 80–81; at Fontarabbia, 4: 102; HYMN attributed to, 45: 547–548; one of nine worthies, 39: 20; the Northmen and, 5: 342; in Spain, 49: 94p. 172
Charlemagne, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 94p. 172
Charles I, of Anjou, abilities of, 20: 173 n.; Conradine and, 20: 115 n., 20: 227 n.; Machiavelli on success of, 36: 41; Nicholas, Pope, and, 20: 80 n.; Thomas Aquinas and, 20: 227 n.; victories in Italy, 20: 66 n., 20: 115 n.; wife of, 20: 174 n.p. 172
Charles I, of England ("martyr"), controversy over, 4: 4–5; Drake to, 33: 125; on English law, 5: 422; execution of, place of, 39: 359; fondness for plays, 34: 153; Harvey and, 38: 60; Marvell on death of, 40: 374; Milton on, 28: 187; Swift on reign of, 27: 98; Vane on, 43: 121, 43: 125–126; Voltaire on, 34: 87p. 172
Charles II, of England, Emerson on, 5: 402; Hobbes and, 34: 308; Milton on restoration of, 4: 5; Presbyterians and, 34: 81; Puritans and, 27: 136; Quakers and, 34: 73–74; Shelley on drama under, 27: 341–342; Waller and, 34: 145–146p. 172
CHARLES II, EPITAPH ON, 40: 383p. 172
Charles II of Naples, Dante on, 20: 174 n., 20: 227 n., 20: 309 n., 20: 368 n.p. 172
Charles V, Emperor, Adrian, Pope, and, 36: 102; Clement VII and, 31: 114 n.; on Eraso, 15: 327; France, passage of, through, and note; at Landresy, 38: 17; Luther on, 36: 246, 36: 263; melancholy of, 3: 49; at Metz, 38: 23–24, 38: 26, 38: 29–32; More, Thomas, on, 36: 134; the Netherlands and, 19: 252; Raleigh on, 39: 86; Rome, visit of, to, 31: 178–179; Ruysum in EGMONT on, 19: 255; Seldius and, 39: 91; at Therouenne, 38: 34–43; in triumvirate of kings, 3: 50; Valdesso and, 15: 412–413; war with Francis I, 31: 68 n., 31: 328 n., 31: 334 n.; wealth of, 33: 307p. 172
Charles V, in DR. FAUSTUS, 19: 233, 19: 236–239p. 172
Charles VI of France, Duke of Guelders and, 35: 100; Voltaire on wars under, 34: 87p. 172
Charles vii, organizes national army, 36: 47p. 172
Charles IX of France, in Bayonne, 38: 49–50; at Bourges, 38: 46–47; at Havre de Grace, 38: 49; Navarre, King of, and, 38: 47–48; Par£ and, 38: 48–49, 38: 50–51, 38: 52; Raleigh on, 39: 83; Voltaire on reign of, 34: 87p. 172
Charles, Duke of Alencon, 35: 27, 35: 29p. 172
Charles of Almaine, in Crecy campaign, 35: 11–12, 35: 28–29p. 172
Charles the Bald, son of Debonnaire, 39: 82p. 172
Charles of Burgundy, secrecy of, 3: 68p. 172
Charles the Fat, 39: 82–83p. 172
Charles of Lorraine, 20: 226 n.p. 172
Charles of Luxembourg, at Crecy, 35: 28–29p. 172
Charles Martel, king of Hungary, 20: 315–319p. 172
Charles the Simple, 39: 82–83p. 172
Charles of Valois, and the empire, 20: 309 n.; in Florentine troubles, 20: 27 n., 20: 227 n.p. 172
Charles, Elizabeth, translator, 45: 559p. 172
Charles, Mr., agent of Pennsylvania, 1: 159, 1: 162p. 172
Charles Island, Galapagos group, 29: 379p. 172
Charles's Wain, see Wainp. 172
CHARLES, KING, HERE'S A HEALTH TO, 41: 754–755p. 172
CHARLIE, HE'S MY DARLINGp. 173
CHARLIE IS MY DARLING, 41: 566p. 173
CHARMING MONTH OF MAY, 6: 504p. 173
Charmion, maid of Cleopatra, 12: 368; death of, 12: 387p. 173
Charmion, in ALL FOR LOVE, 18: 39–41, 18: 71–72, 18: 75, 18: 88, 18: 90, 18: 100, 18: 102–105p. 173
Charms, Burns on immortal, 6: 289; origin of term, 27: 8–9p. 173→ Inventory
Charny, Sir Geoffrey, 35: 51p. 173
CHARON, THE REFUSAL OF, 41: 917–918p. 173
Charon, Æneas and, 13: 220–221; Dante on, 20: 15–16; description of, 13: 217–218; Dirce and, 41: 899; reference to, 8: 443p. 173
Charon, in THE FROGS, 8: 444–445p. 173
Charron, Montaigne and, 32: 105; Pascal on, 48: 24 (l. 62); on reason, 39: 99–100; on religious creeds, 34: 284 n.p. 173
Chartism, and the Times, 5: 448–449p. 173
Chartist Day, nobility on, 5: 408p. 173
Charybdis, and Circe's song, 4: 51; description of, 13: 141–142; Ulysses at, 22: 167–168, 22: 172–173p. 173
Chase, Mohammed on the, 45: 994–1004; Pascal on the, 48: 53–54; value of the, to princes, 36: 49p. 173→ Inventory
Chassoygnet, the tree, 39: 12p. 173
Chaste women, often forward, 3: 22p. 173→ Inventory
Chastillon, M. de, 38: 18p. 173
Chastisement of children, 37: 34, 37: 35–37, 37: 38–39, 37: 60–63, 37: 65–68, 37: 93–94p. 173→ Inventory
Chastisements of heaven, Woolman on, 1: 237p. 173→ Inventory
Chastity, beauty and, 46: 145; Franklin's rule of, 1: 80; Jonson on, 40: 296; Pascal on, 48: 127 (l. 385); Paul, St., on, 14: 499 (l. 25-6); "she that has, " iv, 14: 55–56; spirit of, in NEW ATLANTIS, 3: 168; sun-clad power of, 4: 65; "unblemished form of, " 50p. 173→ Inventory
Chasuarians, Tacitus on the, inp. 173
Chateau le Comte, 38: 21–23p. 173
Chateaubriand, Carlyle on, 25: 425; on criticism, 39: 385; Taine on, 39: 414p. 173
Chateauneuf, John of, 35: 96, 35: 100p. 173
Chatelet, court of, Burke on, 24: 340p. 173
Chatham Island, Darwin on, 29: 377–379p. 173
Chatham, Lord, better than his speeches, 5: 183; on confidence, 5: 371; and the dictionary, 5: 169; reference to, 5: 167p. 173
Chatterton, Hazlitt on, 27: 278; SAXON POEMS of, 39: 329; Shelley on, 41: 867; SONG FROM ÆLLA, 41: 558–559; Wordsworth on, 41: 659p. 173
Chaucer, Geoffrey, Arnold, Matthew, on, 28: 76–81; Boccaccio and, 39: 171; CANTERBURY TALES, PROLOGUE TO, 40: 11–34; Caxton on, 39: 18–20; Dido, his picture of, 5: 276; Dryden on, 39: 154–155, 39: 159–172; Emerson on, 5: 144, 5: 181, 5: 433; Froissart and, 35: 6, 5: 176; Hazlitt on, 27: 271–272; NUN'S PRIEST'S TALE, 40: 34–51; Ovid, compared with, !54> 159-162; reference to, 4: 36–37; Ruskin on, 28: 142; Shakespeare and, 39: 229–230; Shelley on, 27: 350; Sidney on, 27: 6–7, 27: 42; sources of his tales, 39: 159–161, 39: 172; Thoreau on, 28: 413; Wordsworth on, 39: 330; Wordsworth on language of, 39: 272 n.p. 173
Chaucians, Tacitus on the, 33: 112p. 173
Chaumber, Christopher, 42: 1161p. 173
Chaussier, on puerperal fever, 38: 247p. 173
Cheating, impossibility of, 5: 98–99p. 173→ Inventory
Chebar, Milton on, 4: 24 (l. 6)p. 173
Checks and Balances, Washington on, 43: 241–243p. 173
Cheek, Sir John, Milton on, 4: 80p. 173
CHEER UP, MY MATES, 40: 366p. 173
Cheerfulness, in music, 41: 478; Penn on, 1: 334 (l. 119); in prosperity, no credit, 7: 247 (l. 1)p. 173→ Inventory
Cheiron, and Prometheus, 8: 203 n.p. 173
Chemical affinity, capacity of, to do work, 30: 200–205; converted to heat and light, 30: 58–59, 30: 201–202, 30: 202; correlation with electricity, 30: 73–82, 30: 202–204; defined, 30: 47; illustrations of, 30: 47–60; measurement of, 30: 208p. 173→ Inventory
CHEMICAL HISTORY OF A CANDLE, 30: 86–170p. 173
Chemistry, Huxley on study of, 28: 221p. 173→ Inventory
Chemmis, island of, 33: 79; worship of Perseus in, 33: 44–45p. 173
Chemos, description of, 4: 98p. 173
Ch'en Ch'eng, 44: 48 (l. 22)p. 173
Chenab, sediment of the, 38: 402p. 173
Chenier, Marie-Joseph, on reason, 32: 125p. 173
Cheops, king of Egypt, 33: 63–64p. 174
Chephren, king of Egypt, 33: 64–65p. 174
Cherbourg, taking of, by Edward III, 35: 10, 35: 11 n.p. 174
Chernubles, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 125–136p. 174
Cherries, Locke on eating of, 37: 20–21p. 174
CHERRY-RIPE, by Campion, 40: 284p. 174
CHERRY-RIPE, by Herrick, 40: 334p. 174
Cherubim, the, in Heaven, 4: 40p. 174→ Inventory
Cherubino, Maestro, 31: 262, 31: 265–266, 31: 267p. 174
Cheruscans, Tacitus on the, 33: 112–113p. 174
Chess, among Mohammedans, 45: 1003 n.p. 174
Chesterfield, Lord, Johnson's letter to, 39: 206–207, 39: 182 n.; lines ascribed to, 39: 308; on truth in gentlemen, 5: 374p. 174
Cheucau, Darwin on the, 29: 292, 29: 282p. 174
CHEVALIER'S LAMENT, THE, 6: 305p. 174
CHEVY CHASE, 40: 93–101; Johnson on, 27: 197–198p. 174
Chi, Confucius on the, 9-10 (1, 6) 20 (22), 44: 34 (l. 16), 44: 54 (l. 1)p. 174→ Inventory
Chi Huan, 44: 61 (l. 4)p. 174
Chi K'ang, 44: 8 (l. 20), 44: 19 (l. 6), 44: 34 (l. 6), 44: 47 (l. 20)p. 174
Ch'i-tiao K'ai, 44: 15 (l. 5)p. 174
Chi Tzu - ch ' en g, 44: 38 (l. 8)p. 174
Chi Tzu - jan, 44: 35 (l. 23)p. 174
Chi We n, 44: 17 (l. 19)p. 174
Chiana, river, 20: 120 n., 20: 339p. 174
Chicheley, Henry, 35: 381p. 174
Chicken-pox, and smallpox, 38: 173p. 174
Chicken Cholera, Pasteur on, 38: 374p. 174
Chickens, counting, before they're hatched, 17: 42; Harvey on incubation of, 38: 84, 38: 85–86; incubation of, 38: 127; instinctive fears of, 11: 257–258p. 174→ Inventory
Chiding of children, Locke on, 37: 40–41, 37: 42–43, 37: 48–50, 37: 60–61, 37: 63–64, 37: 90–91, 37: 94p. 174→ Inventory
Chidley, Mr., on Dr. Donne, 15: 343p. 174
Chief Justice, presides at impeachment of president, 43: 182 (l. 6)p. 174
Chieh-yii, 44: 61 (l. 5)p. 174
Chieh-ni, 44: 62 (l. 6)p. 174
Chien, Duke, 44: 48 (l. 22) n.p. 174
Chigi, Agostino, 31: 34 n.p. 174
Chigi, Porzia, and Cellini, 31: 34–38, 31: 45p. 174
Chih, music-master, 44: 26 (l. 15)p. 174
Chilaway, Job, 1: 264–265p. 174
Child is father of the man, 12: 600p. 174
CHILD, ON A NEW-BORN, 12: 580p. 174
CHILD OF QUALITY, TO A, 40: 396–397p. 174
CHILD'S GRACE, A, 40: 334p. 174
Childbirth, Browne on curse of, 3: 261 (l. 10); Holmes on, 38: 242–243, 38: 251–253; Pasteur on, 38: 380–381p. 174→ Inventory
Childeric III, 20: 226 n.p. 174
Childhood, intimations of immortality in, 12: 595–600; shows the man, 4: 400; wisdom sends us to, 48: 97 (l. 271)p. 174→ Inventory
Children, Arabian proverb on, 16: 345–346; Bacon on, 3: 21–22, 40: 349; confidence of, 5: 61–62; Confucius on, 44: 5 (l. 6); Dante on, and parents, 20: 317–319; De Quincey on griefs of, 27: 320; fable on training of, 17: 28–29; Goethe on fashioning of, 19: 355; ingratitude of, Lear on, 46: 237, 46: 238, 46: 268; Jesus on, 44: 401 (l. 15-17); liberties of, in Massachusetts, 43: 77–78; Locke on training of, 37: 9–184; memory's voices, 8: 98; Mill on control of, 25: 302; misfortune made harder by, 6: 224; Montaigne on, and parents, 32: 73–75; Penn on training of, 1: 384; the Psalmist on, 44: 310 (l. 3-5); in Utopia, 36: 183–184, 36: 186–187, 36: 192p. 174→ Inventory
CHILDREN, by Longfellow, 42: 1279–1280p. 174
CHILDREN, DEATHS OF LITTLE, 27: 285–288p. 174
CHILDREN, INSTITUTION AND EDUCATION OF, 32: 29–71p. 174
CHILDREN AND PARENTS, Bacon's ESSAY ON, 3: 19–21p. 174
CHILDREN'S HOUR, THE, 42: 1294–1295p. 174
Chile, climate of, 29: 250; Darwin on, 29: 257–365; horses in, 29: 158–159; Lyell on earthquakes in, 38: 390; Pretty on coast of, 33: 208–209p. 174→ Inventory
Chileus the Arcadian, 12: 10p. 174
Chillingworth, Locke on, 37: 159p. 174
CHILLON, ON THE CASTLE OF, 41: 811p. 174
CHILLON, THE PRISONER OF, 41: 801–811p. 174
Chiloe, climate and productions of, 29: 248–250; Darwin on, 29: 277–282, 29: 295–301; orchard-making in, 29: 301–302p. 174
Chimaera, reference to, 13: 217p. 174
Chimaera, statue called, 31: 395p. 174
Chimango, Darwin on the, 29: 63–65p. 174
Chimborazo, Emerson on, 5: 164–165p. 174
Chimneys, in Elizabethan England, 35: 298p. 174→ Inventory
China, ancient government of, 44: 66 n.; ancient ordnance in, 3: 139–140; ancient, selection in, 11: 45; ancient shipping of, 3: 157; cause of early civilization of, 10: 25; inoculation in, 34: 97; law against visitors in, 3: 160–161; Mill on unprogressiveness of, 25: 266–267; Pascal on history of, 48: 192–194; Smith on conditions in, 10: 73; state of wealth of, 10: 97–98, 10: 295; women of, 37: 15–16p. 174→ Inventory
CHINESE SACRED WRITINGS, 44: 5–67p. 175
Ching, Duke, 39 ( n), 44: 42 (l. 8), 44: 56 (l. 12), 44: 61 (l. 3)p. 175
Chioccia, Bartolommeo, 31: 304, 31: 313p. 175
Chiostra, Ulivieri della, 31: 20p. 175
Chiromancy, Browne on, 3: 313; Jonson on, 47: 560p. 175
Chiron, 3: 306; with the Argonauts, 34: 129–130; the Centaur, 36: 57; in Dante's HELL, 20: 50–51; his refusal of immortality, 32: 27p. 175
Chironomus, asexual reproduction of, 11: 458p. 175
Chiu, Duke, 44: 47 (l. 17) n.p. 175
Chivalry, Burke on age of, 24: 212–213; Cervantes on books of, 14: 473–477, 14: 481, 14: 487–488; Don Quixote's defence of, 14: 488–494; examples of romances of, 14: 48–54; order of, for girls and boys, 28: 157 n.; Renan on origin of, 32: 158–159; romances of, parodied by Cervantes, 14: 3, 14: 9; Ruskin on, 28: 143–144; see Knight-errantryp. 175→ Great Idea
Chlorate of potash, experiments with, 30: 53–54p. 175
Chloreus, the priest, 13: 383–384p. 175
Chloride of calcium, experiment with, 30: 54 n.p. 175
Chloris, in Hades, 22: 152p. 175
Chloris, sonnets to, 14: 331p. 175
CHLORIS BEING III, 6: 532p. 175
CHLORIS, INSCRIPTION TO, 6: 541p. 175
CHLORIS, Sedley's, 40: 383–384p. 175
Chochilaicus, Danish king, 49: 3p. 175
CHOJPHOR^, see LIBATION-BEARERSp. 175
Choiseul, Duke de, Burke on estate of, 24: 249p. 175
Choler, Bacon on, 3: 93p. 175→ Inventory
Chonos Archipelago, Darwin on, 29: 285–294p. 175
Chorazin, Jesus on, 44: 381 (l. 13)p. 175
Chorus, the, in tragedy, 4: 412–413p. 175→ Inventory
Chorus of Captive Women, see LIBATION- BEARERS, viiip. 175
Chorus, of D mites; see SAMSON AGONIS- TES, ivp. 175→ Inventory
Chorus of Frogs, see FROGS, THE, viiip. 175
Chorus of Trozenian Women, see HIP- POLYTUS, viiip. 175
Chorus of Furies, see FURIES, THE, viiip. 175
Chorus of Huntsmen, see HIPPOLYTUS, viiip. 175
Chorus of Initiated Persons, see FROGS, THE, viiip. 175
Chorus of Inspired Damsels, see BACCH*, THE, viiip. 175
Chorus of Old Men, see AGAMEMNON, viiip. 175
Chorus of Priests and Suppliants, see CEDIPUS THE KING, viiip. 175
Chorus of Theban Elders, see ANTIGONE, viiip. 175
Chou, Chinese dynasty, 44: 9 n., 44: 11 (l. 14)p. 175
Chou, Duke of, 44: 21 (l. 5) n., 44: 63 (l. 10,11)p. 175
Chou, Emperor, 44: 61 n., 44: 65 (l. 20), 44: 66 (l. 1) n., 44: 67 n.p. 175
Chriemhild, see Grimhildp. 175
Christ, Arnold on, 42: 1138–1139; Aug us tine, St., on, 7: 54–55, 7: 74, 7: 108–109, 7: 196–197; Bacon on prophecy of, 3: 91; Bunyan on, 15: 56–57, 15: 212–216, 15: 285–286; Calvin on, 39: 48–50; Church doctrine of, 48: 328; Clement, St., on, 45: 541–542; the "Counsellor, " iii, 45: 52; Dante on, 20: 311–313, 20: 340 n.; in Dante's PARADISE, 20: 383–386; as David's son, 44: 407 (l. 41-4); genealogies of, 44: 190–191; Greek Hymn on, 45: 541; Hell visited by, 20: 35 n., 20: 49 n.; Her bert on, 15: 401–402; Hugo on, 39: 343; Jewish rejection of, 48: 266–267 (l. 760-2); Jews in NEW ATLANTIS on, 3: 167; John the Baptist on, 44: 361 (l. 15-17); Keble on, 45: 565–566; the kingdom of, 36: 276; Lessing on, 32: 197–198, 32: 201–202; Luther on, 36: 345; Luther on belief in, 36: 346–348, 36: 350–354, 36: 355–356, 36: 358–359; Moses's prophecy of, 44: 437 (l. 37); Niceta of Remisiana on, 45: 546–547; Pascal on, 48: 155 (l. 466), 48: 159–160 (l. 483), 48: 166 (l. 512), 48: 170 (l. 526-8), 48: 174–180 (l. 543,545-54), 48: 182, 48: 183, 48: 194 (l. 596), 48: 194 (l. 599-600), 48: 197–198 (l. 607,609), 48: 220 (l. 665), 48: 220–221 (l. 666,668), 48: 222 (l. 670), 48: 225–226, 48: 284 (l. 822), 48: 295 (l. 846), 48: 332–334, 48: 348–349; Paul, St., on, 36: 366–368; Penn on, 1: 359 (l. 456); Platonists on, 7: 107–108; proofs of, 7: 254–272; prophecies of, 48: 186–189, 48: 201, 48: 204–205, 48: 214, 48: 218 (l. 656), 48: 219 (l. 659), 48: 219–220 (l. 662), 48: 231, 48: 236–238 (l. 707-12), 48: 244 (l. 715), 48: 245 (l. 720), 48: 247–248, 48: 251–259, 48: 263 (l. 744), 48: 263 (l. 749), 48: 264–266 (l. 751-8,761), 48: 287, 48: 292–293; Quakers on, 1: 190; second coming of, 44: 388–390 (l. 35-59), 44: 399–400 (l. 22-37), 44: 400 (l. 8), 44: 408 (l. 8-11), 44: 409 (l. 25-36); second coming of, Browne on, 3: 277; "unconscious prophecies" of, 8: 197 n., 8: 203 n.; Vane on, 43: 122; see Jesusp. 175
Christ, in PARADISE LOST, 4: 137–146, 4: 195–196, 4: 199, 4: 221–227, 4: 231–243, 4: 292–297, 4: 319–320; Bagehot on Milton's, 28: 195–199p. 176
Christ, in PARADISE REGAINED, 4: 359–411p. 176
CHRIST, IMITATION OF, Kempis's, 7: 201–364p. 176
CHRIST'S NATIVITY, ON THE MORNING OF, 4: 7–15p. 176
CHRISTABEL, by Coleridge, 41: 709–728p. 176
Christian, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS; ancestors of, 15: 264–265; Apollyon and, 15: 59–64; Atheist and, 15: 137–138; at Beautiful Palace, 49-51. 56-8; in Beulah-land, 15: 156–158; burden of, 15: 13, 15: 42; By-ends and, 15: 102–106; charity and, 15: 54–56; death of, 15: 159–160; in Delectable Mountains, 15: 122–126; at Difficulty Hill, 15: 45–46; in Enchanted Ground, 15: 138–139; Evangelist and, 15: 14–15, 15: 24–28, 15: 89–96; Faithful and, 15: 70–90; Flatterer and, 15: 135–137; Formalist and Hypocrisy with, 15: 43–45; Giant Despair and, 15: 116–122; Good-Will and, 15: 29–32; on Guilt, Mistrust, and Faint-Heart, 15: 133–134; Hold - the-world and, 15: 108–109; Ignorance and, 15: 126–128, 15: 146–152; at Interpreter's House, 15: 32–41; on Little-Faith, 15: 128–132; on Lot's wife, 15: 112–113; at Lucre Hill, 109 - n; at Mount Sinai, 15: 24; Obstinate and, 15: 115–117; Piety and, 15: 51–53; Pliable and, 15: 15–19; Prudence and, 15: 53–54; at River of Life, 15: 113–114; Simple and Sloth with, 15: 42; in Slough of Despond, 15: 18–20; Talkative and, 15: 81–89; Timorous and Mistrust with, 15: 46–47; in valley of Humiliation, 15: 59–242; in valley of the Shadow of Death, 15: 65–69; at Vanity Fair, 15: 91–97; Worldly Wiseman and, 15: 21–24p. 176
Christian of Troyes, 35: 104; on the Bretons, 32: 180; on France, 28: 76; Renan on, 32: 147p. 176
CHRISTIAN BROKER, STORY OF THE, 16: 120–133p. 176
Christian Church, Calvin on, 39: 40–43, 39: 50; schools of early, 35: 269–270p. 176
CHRISTIAN CHURCH, HYMNS OF, 45: 533–572p. 176
Christian Holy Days, 15: 403–404p. 176
CHRISTIAN LIBERTY, Luther on, 36: 344–378; remarks on Luther's, 36: 246p. 176
Christian Morality, Mill on, 25: 242–246p. 176
CHRISTIAN SACRED LITERATURE, 44: 351–486; 45: 491–532p. 176
Christiana, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS; at Beautiful Palace, 15: 224–227, 15: 237–239; death of, 15: 310–312; at Difficulty Hill, 15: 218–220; dream of, 15: 200; in Enchanted Ground, 15: 301; Great-Heart and, 15: 211–217; Honest and, 15: 252; ill-favored ones and, 15: 197–199; in Immanuel's Land, 15: 285; at the Inn, 15: 263; at Interpreter's House, 15: 200–212; lions and, 15: 222–223; Mercy and, 15: 186–190, 15: 194–195; at Mnason's Inn, 15: 278–279; pilgrimage of, 15: 180–184; in Slough of Despond, 15: 190–191; song of, 15: 196; Timorus and, 15: 184–187; m valley of Humiliation, 15: 240–243; in valley of Shadow of Death, 15: 245–246; at wicket-gate, 15: 191–192p. 176
Christianity, Bacon on, 3: 33; bardism and, 32: 168–169; Browne on, 3: 253 (l. 2), 3: 260 (l. 9,10), 3: 278, 3: 305; Carlyle on modern, 25: 337–338; Celtic Races and, 32: 170–182; Channing on influence of, 28: 361; Dante on, and salvation, 20: 367–368; Emerson on, 5: 30–37, 5: 81, 5: 155; and freedom of conscience, 43: 122; Goethe on, 25: 381; heathenisms in modern, 5: 277–278; Hobbes on belief in, 34: 347–348, 34: 379; Hugo on, 39: 342–345; Hume on, 37: 375, 37: 391–392; Lessing on, 32: 197–202; Luther on, 36: 368–369, 36: 375–376; Manzoni on, 21: 171; Marcus Aurelius and, 25: 220–222; James Mill on, 25: 29–31; J. S. Mill on, 25: 235–236, 25: 242–246; paganism in, 5: 276; Pascal on, 48: 69, 48: 84, 48: 89 (l. 241), 48: 91 (l. 245), 48: 92 (l. 251), 48: 97 (l. 269), 48: 146, 48: 161 (l. 491), 48: 164 (l. 503), 48: 172 (l. 537-8), 48: 173 (l. 542), 48: 174 (l. 544), 48: 181–192, 48: 193 (l. 589), 48: 195–196 (l. 601), 48: 197 (l. 606), 48: 198, 48: 202 (l. 615), 48: 233 (l. 693), 48: 272 (l. 783), 48: 337, 48: 371–372; Pascal on fundamentals of, 48: 181–192; Pascal's proofs of, 48: 102 (l. 289), 48: 260; Penn on, 1: 360 (l. 468), 1: 397 (l. 296-99); perpetuity of, 48: 200–205; poetry and, 39: 345, 39: 355; porches of, 41: 490; Renan on marvelous element of, 32: 160; Rousseau on belief in, 34: 294–299, 34: 300–302; Rousseau on miracles of, 34: 288 n.; Ruskin on modern, 28: 123–125; rapid spread of, 34: 385–387; Shelley on, 27: 345–346; spread without books, 3: 209; Taine on, 39: 424–425, 39: 432; in Utopia, 36: 225–226; Vanity Fair opposed to, 15: 97; Wordsworth on, 39: 314p. 176
Christians, Browne on instability of, 3: 277; disciples first called, 44: 448 (l. 26); early, forbidden to teach, 7: 124; forbidden to read by Julian, 3: 199; and heathen taxes, 1: 218 n.; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 285 (l. 3); M o hammed on, 45: 996, 45: 999, 45: 1001–1002; Pascal on, 48: 94 (l. 256), 48: 116 (l. 337-8), 48: 311 (l. 903); Pascal on early and later, 48: 374–377; persecutions of, foretold by Jesus, 44: 408 (l. 12-19); persecution of, in Jerusalem, 44: 439 (l. 1), 44: 448 (l. 1); persecution of, by Marcus Aurelius, 2: 192; Pliny's letter on the, 9: 404–406; attitude towards poetry, 39: 314; Trajan on the, 9: 407; Woolman on oppression by, 1: 306p. 177
Christina, Queen, Pascal to, 48: 359–361p. 177
Christmas, celebration of, 15: 403; spirits at, 46: 98p. 177
CHRISTMAS HYMN, 45: 561–562p. 177
Chronology, Hakluyt on, 30: 325; Hume on, 37: 419; Locke on study of, 37: 138; Newton's system of, 34: 126–130p. 177→ Inventory
Chryseis, Agamemnon's slave, 8: 65p. 177
Chrysippus, 2: 178 (l. 177)p. 177
Chrysogonus, Alcibiades and, 12: 138; freedman of Sylla, 12: 219–220p. 177
Chrysostom, St., and Aristophanes, 3: 194; in Dante's PARADISE, 20: 338 n.; Olympias and, 15: 377; Walton on eloquence of, 15: 394p. 177
Chrysostom, in DON QUIXOTE, burial of, 14: 98–100, 14: 108–109; canzone of, 14: 101–104; Marcella and, 14: 85–90, 14: 104–108p. 177
Chryssipus, citations of, 32: 31; on logic, 32: 63p. 177
Ch'ii Po-yii, 44: 48 (l. 26), 44: 51 (l. 6)p. 177
Chung - kung, disciple of Confucius, 44: 15 n., 44: 18 (l. 1), 44: 19 (l. 4), 44: 33 (l. 2), 44: 37 (l. 2), 44: 41 (l. 2)p. 177
Church, Burke on an established, 24: 228–235; civil authority in the, 43: 74; Emerson on decline of the, 5: 33–34, 5: 275; Emerson on the future of the, 5: 294; Emerson on revivification of, 5: 40–41; liberty and the, 43: 66; liberties of the, in Massachusetts, 43: 81–84; Mill on an established, 25: 69; Pascal on early idea of the, 48: 374–375; politics and the, 24: 151–152; Raleigh on, 40: 205; Ruskin on the true, 28: 125; Ten n y son on the, 42: 1053; in Utopia, 36: 232–235p. 177→ Inventory
CHURCH, FUTURE PEACE AND GLORY OF THE, 45: 563p. 177
Church Councils, see Councilsp. 177
Church Fathers, Calvin on the, 39: 35–38; Kempis on the, 7: 220–222p. 177
Church Music, Augustine, St., on, 7: 186; D r. Donne on, 15: 352–353p. 177
Church Services, Herbert on, 15: 400–402; Paul, St., on, 45: 510 (l. 26-35)p. 177
Church of England, see England, Church ofp. 177
Churchman, John, 1: 201, 1: 228, 1: 229p. 177
Churchmen, best single, 3: 21; kings and, 3: 51; remuneration of, 10: 133–135p. 177→ Inventory
Churchyards, Montaigne on, 32: 19p. 177→ Inventory
Chyle, Harvey on, 38: 126–127p. 177→ Inventory
Ci-Devant Genius, in FAUST, 19: 187p. 177
Ciacco, the glutton, in Dante's HELL, 20: 26–28p. 177
Ciampolo, in Dante's HELL, 20: 90–92p. 177
Cianghella, Dante on, 20: 351 n.p. 177
Ciawani, Raleigh on the, 33: 339p. 177
Cibber, Colley, THE BLIND BOY, 40: 441–442; Voltaire on, 34: 139p. 177
Cicero, Marcus, Tullius, the orator, A n tony and, 12: 253–254, 12: 256, 12: 259, 12: 322; at Athens, 28: 52; Atticus and, 9: 85–88, 9: 94–97; made Augur, 12: 247; Augustine, St., on Hortenses of, 7: 34; Bestia, case of, and, 9: 99–100; birth and parentage, 12: 218; brother, his love for, 9: 90–94; building ideas, in; Caesar and, 9: 113, 9: 114, 9: 115, 9: 116, 9: 117, 9: 118, 9: 120, 9: 121–123, 9: 126, 9: 127, 9: 128, 9: 129–130, 9: 156, 9: 161–163, 9: 164–165, 9: 170–171, 12: 250–251, 12: 252, 12: 266–267, 12: 270, 12: 308, 12: 309–310, 12: 312; conspiracy against Caesar, 12: 253; after Caesar's death, 9: 177–180; 12: 253–254; Catiline and, 12: 226–236, 12: 259; 27: 47; Cato and, 9: 135, 9: 139, 9: 140–141, 9: 152–154; 12: 308; 32: 62; character, 32: 79–80; 9: 101–105, 9: 139–131; 12: 223, 12: 224; 12: 237, 12: 247, 12: 261; 3: 128; in Cilicia, 9: 135–141; 12: 247–248; in Civil War, 9: 162; 12: 248–249, 12: 290; Clodius and, 12: 241–246; 12: 246–248; consulship, 9: 80–83, 9: 84; 12: 226; Crassus and, 9: 128; on death of daughter, 9: 168–169; 12: 253; death, 12: 258–259; at Delphi, 12: 221; DEMOSTHENES COMPARED WITH, 12: 260–263; 39: 159; on divination, 9: 161–162; divorce, 12: 253; stories of miraculous dreams, 40: 39–42 n.; eloquence of, 32: 96; exile, 9: 88–90, 9: 92–94, 9: 123–124; 12: 244–246; called father of his country, 12: 227; on fear as a critic, 9: 307; flight, 12: 257; on FRIENDSHIP, 9: 7–44; on public games, 9: 107–108; on gestures in speaking, 9: 226 n.; Greek epistles, 12: 238; on right of heirs to prosecute, 9: 173; design for a history, 12: 252; Hume on, 37: 291; on husbandry, 27: 61–62; impeachment, 12: 242–244; Jonson on, 27: 56; as a lawyer, 12: 230; 9: 89, 9: 109; Lentulus and, 9: 118–120; LETTERS, 9: 80–181; on his library, 9: 100–101, 9: 105–106; life and works, 9: 5–7; Locke on study of, 37: 157, 37: 159, 37: 161; Lucretius and, 3: 195; on study of lyric poets, 32: 53; defence of Milo, 12: 246–247; Montaigne on works of, 32: 94; Octavius and, 12: 254–256, 12: 259, 12: 334; 46: 28; O N OLD AGE, 9: 45–76; as an orator, 12: 221–222; on orators, 3: 109; Pascal on, 48: 18 (l. 31); on philosophers, 34: 333; on philosophy, 12: 251; 32: 9; on physical knowledge, 24: 9; Pliny on, 9: 185, 9: 205, 9: 252, 9: 348; Plutarch's LIFE OF, 12: 218–259; as a poet, 12: 219; 3: 324; Pompey and, 9: 88, 9: 94, 9: 96, 9: 113, 9: 115–116, 9: 120–121, 9: 122, 9: 122–123, 9: 128–129, 9: 161–162; as praetor, 12: 224–226; on his public services, 9: 84–85; quotations from, 1: 82; 48: 121–122 n., 48: 5, 48: 7, 48: 14; in retirement, 9: 158–160; return from exile, 9: 94–97, 9: 120, 9: 125–126; 12: 246; on Roman success, 3: 44–45; case of Roscius, 12: 219–220; instances of sarcasm, 12: 238–241, 12: 310, 12: 312; case of Satyrus, 9: 82; at school, 12: 219; Senate thanks, 9: 152–154; as Senator, 9: 88, 9: 96, 9: 98, 9: 110; case of Sestius, 9: 99, 9: 100; Shelley on, 27: 334; in Sicily, 12: 222; 3: 215; Sidney on, 27: 28; principles of statesmanship, 9: 129; with Sylla, 12: 219; travels, 12: 220–221; case of Vatinius, 9: 127–128; case of Verres, 12: 223; on his writings, 9: 114, 9: 130–131, 9: 145p. 177
Cicero, Marcus Tullius, 2d (son of the above), birth, 9: 83; Caestius and, 32: 96; Cicero on, 9: 92; as consul, 12: 259; letter to, 9: 89; at school, 9: 146, 9: 171, 9: 172–173, 9: 175p. 178
Cicero, Quintus, Atticus and, 9: 85–86; Caesar and, 9: 113, 9: 114, 9: 118, 9: 127, 9: 129–130; in Clodian troubles, 12: 246; death of, 12: 257; in Gallic wars, 12: 285 n.; letters to, 9: 90, 9: 97, 9: 110; in Parthian War, 9: 138; with Pompey, 9: 121–122; Pomponia and, 9: 134; letter of, to Tiro, 9: 175p. 178
Cichuil, in DA DERGA'S HOSTEL, 49: 209, 49: 241p. 178
Cicones, Ulysses and the, 22: 116p. 178
Cid, The, Cervantes on, 14: 491; Emerson on, 5: 202, 5: 213; excommunication of, 14: 150p. 178
Cieza, Pedro de, 33: 317p. 178
Cimabue, Giovanni, Dante on, 20: 189; Hazlitt on, 27: 279, 27: 281p. 178
Cimaroons, of Central America, 33: 134; Drake and the, 33: 152–155, 33: 165–184, 33: 188, 33: 190, 33: 192, 33: 194; houses of, 33: 168; king's residence, 33: 170; religion of, 33: 169; Spaniards and, 33: 166, 33: 170; town of, 33: 169; weapons of, 33: 167p. 178
Cimber, Tullius, and Caesar, 12: 317p. 178
Cimbrians, Tacitus on the, 33: 113p. 178
Cimmeria, Homer on, 22: 145p. 178
Cimon, builder of porticoes at Athens, 28: 40–41; commissioner to Greek confederacy, 12: 100–101; death of, 12: 46; Emerson on, 5: 265; military successes of, 12: 33; Montaigne on, 32: 33; at Olympic games, 12: 9; ostracism of, 12: 44–45; Pericles and, 12: 41, 12: 45–46; Plato on, 12: 104; political arts of, 12: 44; sons of, 12: 65; Spartans favor, 12: 23p. 178
Cincinnatus, Cicero on, 9: 65; Dante on, 20: 307 n.; Locke on, 37: 175p. 178
CINDERELLA, story of, 17: 98–104p. 178
Cinna, Caius Helvius, death of, 12: 319–320p. 178
Cinna, Lucius Cornelius, Caesar, relationship to, 12: 264; Cicero on supremacy of, 9: 122; Dryden on, 13: 15p. 178
Cioli, Francesco, 31: 420 n.p. 178
Cioli, Simone, 31: 420 n.p. 178
Cipango, Cabot in, 43: 47p. 178
Circassia, inoculation in, 34: 94–95p. 178
Circe, daughter of Helios, 22: 133–134; Bacchus and, 4: 46; goddess of speech, 22: 145; Jove, horses of, and, 13: 248–249; Picus and, 13: 245; songs of, 4: 51; Ulysses and, 22: 137–144, 22: 162–166; Ulysses's companions and, 22: 135–136; Virgil on, 13: 239p. 179
Circensian Games, Pliny on, 9: 335p. 179
Circles, Essay on, 5: 149–160p. 179→ Inventory
Circulating Capital, defined, 10: 215–216; four kinds of, 10: 219; maintenance of, in regard to neat revenue, 10: 226; necessity of, 10: 220; sources of, 10: 220–221p. 179
Circulation of the Blood, Descartes on, 34: 39–44; Harvey on, 38: 60, 38: 62, 38: 82–83, 38: 86–139; Pascal on, 41 .<' 6>..p. 179
Circumcision, ancient practice of, 33: 51; the apostles on, 44: 455–456; Dante on, 20: 421; in Egypt, 33: 23, 33: 24; Emerson on, 5: 169; Pascal on, 48: 199, 48: 222, 48: 223 (l. 672); Paul, St., on, 45: 499 (l. 18-19); me Quakers on, 34: 66–67p. 179→ Inventory
CIRCUMCISION, UPON THE, 4: 40–41p. 179
Circumcision of Christ, feast of the, 15: 403p. 179
Circumstances, Emerson on indifferency of, 5: 89; independence of; Johnson on, 29: 225; Lowell on consideration of. xxviii, 29: 437, 29: 442; Mill on doctrine of, 25: 107; Penn on importance of, 1: 346 (l. 278), 1: 347 (l. 293); political institutions, the result of, 24: 148; Pope on, 40: 432; see Independence of Cp. 179→ Inventory
Ciriatto, the demon, 20: 88, 20: 90p. 179
Cirongilio, of Thracia, 14: 303–304p. 179
Cirripedes, crosses of, 11: 107; development of branchiae of, 11: 187; first appearance of, 11: 327, 11: 342; larvae of, 11: 461; parasitic, 11: 151p. 179
Cisseus, death of, 13: 332, 13: 409p. 179
Citations, Cervantes on, 14: 9; Emerson on, 5: 71; Hugo on, 39: 387; M on taigne on, 32: 30–31p. 179→ Inventory
Cities, Bacon on, 3: 66; 40: 349; country and, relations of, 1: 342–343; 5: 203–204; x > 304; Cowley on life in, 27: 63–64; Emerson on, 5: 224; Goldsmith on, 41: 516–518; Newman on, 28: 38–39; pleasures of, 4: 33; poetry and, 27: 66; power of inhabitants of, 27: 368–369; Thoreau on life in, 28: 397–398; in Utopia, 36: 174–177; Whitman on life in, 42: 1411–1412; Wordsworth on life in, 39: 273p. 179→ Inventory
Citizens, Confucius on pattern, (13)p. 179
Citizenship, American, 43: 196, 43: 197, 43: 198p. 179
Citizenship, M. Aurelius on, 2: 228 (l. 22), 2: 283 (l. 33)p. 179
Cittern, defined, 20: 427p. 179
CITY OF BRASS, story of, 16: 296–325p. 179
City of Destruction, 15: 15, 15: 178p. 179
City of God, St. Augustine's, 7: 4p. 179
Civil Law, Locke on study of, 37: 158p. 179
Civil Wars, Pascal on, 48: 109 (l. 313)p. 179
Civilis, on the gods in war, 5: 358p. 179
Civility, in children, 37: 48, 37: 103; Locke on, 37: 123–124; Manzoni on, 21: 489p. 179→ Inventory
Civility, Mr., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 23, 15: 27p. 179
Civilization, Carlyle on our, 25: 336–337; Channing on modern, 28: 361, 28: 365–366; dependent of power of navigation, 10: 24–26; disease and, 38: 145; due to wants of men, 34: 178; Emerson on our, 5: 80–81, 5: 248; fire-arms and, 10: 450; Hugo on progress of, 39: 339–345; morality and, 34: 162, 34: 187; Pope on growth of, 426-3 • progress of, in relation to poetry, 39: 339–353; Rousseau on beginnings of, 34: 198–208, 34: 227–228; Rousseau on cost of, 34: 169–175; Woolman on, 1: 214–215p. 179→ Inventory
Clackitt, Mrs., in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, 18: 116, 18: 121p. 179
Clara, in EGMONT, Brackenburg and, 19: 265–267, 19: 291–292, 19: 315–318, 19: 320–325; Egmont and, 19: 268–269, 19: 292–296, 19: 332p. 179
Clara, Donna, in DON QUIXOTE, 14: 431–435, 14: 443, 14: 446p. 179
Clare, Saint, 20: 296 n.p. 179
Claribel, daughter of Alonso, in THE TEMPEST, 46: 418, 46: 424p. 179
Claridiane, Alphebo and, 14: 12p. 179
Clarin of Balaguet, 49: 97p. 179
CLARINDA, MISTRESS OF MY SOUL, 6: 295p. 179
CLARINDA, VERSES TO, 6: 304–305p. 179
Clark, Dr., on Unitarianism, 34: 84p. 179
Clarke, Bishop of Bath, 36: 103, 36: 109, 36: 114p. 179
Clarke, Edward, Locke to, 37: 5–7p. 179
Clarus, Septitius, letter to, 9: 202p. 179
CLASSIC, WHAT IS A, 32: 121–133p. 179
Classics, Arnold on, 28: 69; Hencault on, 28: 68p. 179→ Inventory
Classical Literature, Augustine on, 7: 16–18; Browne on, 3: 273; the grotesque in, 39: 350; Hugo on, 39: 346; Hume on, 27: 219–220; Huxley on study of, 28: 209–216; Locke on, 37: 77; Milton on study of, 3: 199–200; Shelley on immorality in, 27: 336–337; Swift on study of, 27: 110p. 179
Classification, Darwin on, 11: 136–137, 11: 431–443; Darwin's theory, effect of, on, 11: 502–504; embryos in, 11: 467–468; Emerson on, 5: 7; Hackel on, 11: 452; rudimentary organs in, 11: 475p. 180→ Inventory
Claudian, the poet, Shelley on, 27: 349; Taine on, 39: 426p. 180
Claudine, Claudas's son, 35: 210p. 180
Claudius, name of, 12: 157p. 180
Claudius I, Emperor, descent of, 12: 388; famine in reign of, 44: 448 (l. 28); and the Jews, 44: 462 (l. 2); Nonianus and, 9: 199p. 180
Claudius, Appius (Caecus), old age of, 9: 58; Pyrrhus and, 9: 51p. 180
Claudius, Appius, the decemvir, 3: 27; Plutarch on, 12: 165p. 180
Claudius, King, in HAMLET, 46: 93–211; death of, 46: 208; Gertrude and, 46: 99, 46: 169–170; Hamlet and, 46: 101–102, 46: 141, 46: 147, 46: 172–174, 46: 205–207; Hamlet on, 46: 165–166; Ham let's father murdered by, 46: 116; Hamlet's friends and, 46: 124–125, 46: 159–160; Laertes and, 46: 100, 46: 179–181, 46: 182–183, 46: 184–188, 46: 197–198, 46: 205–207; marriage of, 46: 99; Nor way and, 46: 100, 46: 127; Ophelia and, 46: 177–178; Polonius and, 46: 127–129; remorse of, 46: 160–161p. 180
Claudius, Publius, see Clodiusp. 180
Clauserus, on poets, 27: 50–51p. 180
Clausius, on freezing-point, 30: 232p. 180
Clausus, in JENEIS, 13: 263, 13: 333p. 180
Claveret, and Corneille, 39: 361p. 180
Claverhouse, see BONNY DUNDEEp. 180
Clay, Henry, in Treaty of 1814, 43: 255, 43: 264p. 180
Clean Beasts, texts on, interpreted, 15: 83p. 180
Cleandrides, and Pericles, 12: 59p. 180
Cleanliness, Franklin on, 1: 80; Woolman on, 1: 309p. 180→ Inventory
Cleante, in TARTUFFE, Damis and, 26: 272–280; Orgon and, 26: 208–217, 26: 266, 26: 278–280, 26: 292, 26: 294; M me. Pernelle and, 26: 201, 26: 203–204, 26: 205–206; Tartuffe and, 26: 262–263, 26: 296; on Valere's marriage, 26: 216–217p. 180
Cleanthes, Newman on, 28: 51; on philosophy, 2: 169 (l. 142); remark of, 12: 110–111; verses on acquiescence, 2: 179 (l. 184); on the voice, 32: 30p. 180
CLEANTHES, HYMN OF, 2: 186–187p. 180
Clearness, less affecting than obscurity, 24: 51–54p. 180
Cleigenes, Aristophanes onp. 180
Cleisthenes, reference to, 8: 452p. 180
Cleitophon, pupil of Euripides, 8: 468p. 180
Cleitus, son of Mantius, 22: 206p. 180
Clemency, in commanders, 36: 56; More on, 36: 185; pity and, 34: 189; Pliny on, 9: 344; in princes, 36: 53–54p. 180→ Inventory
Clemens, Attius, letter to, 9: 195–197, 9: 249–250p. 180
Clement, St., of Alexandria, hymn by, 45: 541–542p. 180
Clement, Friar, Bacon on, 3: 98p. 180
Clement V, Pope, Dante on, 20: 79, 20: 400 n., 20: 415 n.p. 180
Clement vii, Pope, bastard son of Medici, 31: 84–85 n.; Cellini and, 31: 40–41, 31: 45, 31: 78, 31: 79–80, 31: 86–87, 31: 88–90, 31: 91–95, 31: 98, 31: 104, 31: 106, 31: 107–109, 31: 111–117, 31: 119–126; Charles V and, 31: 114 n.; the Colonnesi and, 31: 69 n.; death of, 31: 142; election of, 31: 33; events of life, 31: 16 n.; Foiano and, 31: 237; Machiavelli and, 27: 384, 27: 399; reputed father of Alessandro de' Medici, 31: 174; in sack of Rome, 31: 68, 31: 70, 31: 71, 31: 73, 31: 75–76, 31: 78, 31: 79–80, 31: 206–207; war with Florence, 31: 86p. 180
Clement VIII, in THE CENCI, 18: 275, 18: 281–282, 18: 301, 18: 351–352p. 180
Clemenza, Queen, 20: 319 n.p. 180
Cleobuline, Pascal on, 48: 14 (l. 13)p. 180
Cleocritus, the Corinthian, 12: 86, 12: 98p. 180
Cleodora, daughter of Pandareus, in the ODYSSEY, 22: 274p. 180
Cleombrotus, in Limbo, 4: 147; not with Socrates in prison, 2: 47p. 180
Cleomenes, Emerson on, 5: 183; and the Samians, 32: 61p. 180
Cleon, the Athenian, Aristophanes on, 8: 456; dream of, 3: 92; Pericles and, 12: 70, 12: 72p. 180
Cleon, in POLYEUCTE, 26: 94, 26: 108–109p. 180
Cleonice, called Byzantine Maid, 18: 428p. 180
Cleopas, 44: 417 (l. 18); and Jesus, 15: 407p. 180
Cleopatra, at Actium, 12: 371–373; Antony and, 12: 339–346, 12: 349, 12: 375–376, 12: 381–382; Antony's soldier and, 12: 379–380; burial and statues of, 12: 388; Caesar and, 12: 304–305; Caesar and, Dryden on, 18: 46–53; Dante on death of, 20: 308, 20: 22; daughter of, 12: 388; death of, 12: 386–387; death, plans for, 12: 378; monu ment of, 12: 379; Octavius and, 12: 378–380, 12: 382–383, 12: 384–386; Octavius and, Dryden on, 18: 51; Pascal on nose of, 48: 62–63; revels in Alexandria, 12: 378; Seleucus and, 12: 379; Virgil on, 13: 291–292p. 180
Cleopatra, in ALL FOR LOVE, 18: 13; Alexas and, 18: 88–93; Antony, her love for, 18: 25, 18: 28, 18: 38–41; Antony, message to, 18: 43–45; Antony, scenes with, 18: 46–53, 18: 53–54, 18: 84–88, 18: 100–102; death of, 18: 103–105; Dolabella and, 18: 58–59, 18: 71–76; Octavia and, 18: 14, 18: 66–68; suicide attempted by, 18: 89; Ventidius on, 18: 76–77p. 181
Cleopatra, statue called, 31: 318p. 181
Cleophantus, son of Themistocles, 12: 33p. 181
Cleophon, Aristophanes on, 8: 459, 8: 486–487p. 181
Cleremont, in PHILASTER, 47: 667–751p. 181
Clergy, Dryden on satires on the, 39: 164–165; Emerson on the, 5: 12, 5: 33–41, 5: 299; Herbert on duties of the, 15: 406–407; Luther on the, 36: 357; Luther on marriage of the, 36: 302–305; maintenance of the, 10: 464; More on idleness of the, 36: 180; paid, remarks on a, 5: 429; scandal of the, breeds atheism, 3: 44p. 181→ Inventory
Clergymen, as examples, 15: 395–396p. 181→ Inventory
Clerk, Chaucer's, 40: 19p. 181
Clerk, John, manoeuvre of breaking the line, 5: 358p. 181
Clermont, Lord, and Chandos, 35: 40–41; death of, 35: 44p. 181
Cletus, Bishop, 20: 400 n.p. 181
Cleveland, Grover, and Hawaii, 43: 437 n.p. 181
CLEVER ELSIE, story of, 17: 121–123p. 181
Clifford, Lord Thomas, 35: 24p. 181
Clifton, John, and street-lamps, 1: 120p. 181
Climate, adaptation to; aesthetic disposition and, 32: 283; compensations of, 5: 86–87; enjoyment of life and, 29: 258; influence of, in struggle for existence, 11: 78, 11: 85; industry and, 34: 177; jurisprudence and, 48: 104; martial disposition and, 3: 139; of northern and southern hemispheres, 29: 253–254; reacts on man, 28: 407; relation of, to productions, 11: 378–379; Taine on effects of, 39: 424; variations due to, 11: 139; see Acclimatizationp. 181→ Inventory
Climbing Plants, development of, 11: 241–243; various methods of, 11: 185–186p. 181
Climorin, 49: 114, 49: 144p. 181
Cline, Henry, on inoculation, 38: 198–199p. 181
Clinias, father of Alcibiades, 12: 106p. 181
Clinton, Sir Henry, Burns on, 6: 51p. 181
Clinton, Gov., story of, 1: 106p. 181
Clisthenes, Aristides and, 12: 79; Plutarch on, 12: 37p. 181
Clitandre, Moliere on, 26: 215p. 181
Clitumnus River, Pliny on the, 9: 318p. 181
CLOAK, THE OLD, 40: 188–189p. 181
Cloanthus, in the JENEID, 13: 91, 13: 95, 13: 182–186p. 181
Clocks, gravity, 30: 178–179p. 181→ Inventory
Clodia, and Cicero, 12: 241–242; called Quadrantia, 12: 242p. 181
Clodius, Publius, Antony and, 12: 323; Caesar and, 12: 276; 9: 114; Caesar's wife and, 12: 241, 12: 271–272; Cicero and, 12: 242–246; 9: 6, 9: 96, 9: 124; death of, 12: 246; Pompey and, 9: 98, 9: 99; trial of, 12: 241–242; widow of, 12: 329; the soldier, and Antony, 12: 334p. 181
CLOE, by Prior, 40: 397–398p. 181
Cloelia, reference to, 13: 289p. 181
Clonius, in the.IENEID, 13: 312, 13: 347p. 181
Clotaldo, in LIFE Is A DREAM, in battle, 26: 69–70; escape and recapture, 26: 61, 26: 68; Rosaura and, 26: 18–21, 26: 67–68; Segismund and, 26: 30–31, 26: 37–41, 26: 52–56, 26: 73p. 181
Cloth, garments of, 45: 581 n.p. 181
Clothing, demand for materials of, 10: 168, 10: 178; Locke on, 10 - n, 37: 15, 37: 29; materials of, do not limit population, 10: 167; price of, 10: 203–207; price of materials of, 10: 165–166p. 181→ Inventory
Clothing, see Apparel, Dressp. 181→ Inventory
Clotho, Dante on, 20: 230p. 181
CLOUD, THE, by Shelley, 41: 852–854p. 181
Clouds, on the Corcovado, 29: 37; lesson from the, 15: 235p. 181→ Inventory
Clough, Arthur Hugh, POEMS by, 42: 1119–1122; reviser of Plutarch's Lives, 12: 4p. 181
Clover, and bees, 11: 81–82, 11: 101–102p. 181→ Inventory
Clubs, established by Cato, 9: 61p. 181
Clusius, Charles, 35: 241p. 181
Clymene, in Hades, 22: 153; mother of Phaeton, 20: 357 n.; reference to, 4: 376p. 181
Clytemnestra, in HOUSE OF ATREUS, 8: 17–20, 8: 29–30; Ægisthus and, 8: 74–75; Agamemnon and, 8: 39–40; 8: 62–70, 8: 98; Cassandra and, 8: 45–46; dream of, 8: 99–100; ghost of, 8: 126–127; Homer on, 22: 39–40, 22: 155; Orestes and, 8: 104–105, 8: 113–117; Voltaire on, 39: 364p. 181
Clytius, Cydon and, 13: 332; death of, 13: 319p. 182
Clytoneus, in the ODYSSEY, 22: 102p. 182
Cnossus, Governor of, and Epictetus, 2: 151 (l. 93)p. 182
Coadjutors, Luther on, 36: 283, 36: 288p. 182→ Inventory
Coal, heat from burning of, 30: 201; price of, 10: 169–171p. 182→ Inventory
Coal-gas, cause of brightness of, 30: 110–111; carbon in, 30: 161p. 182→ Inventory
Coal-mines, rent of, 10: 169, 10: 171p. 182→ Inventory
Coan, Hippocrates called, 20: 266 n.p. 182
Coati, Dana on the, 23: 152p. 182→ Inventory
Coats of Arms, Hobbes on, 34: 367p. 182
Cobbett, William, Carlyle on, 25: 408, 25: 445p. 182
Cobham, Raynold, in Crecy campaign, 35: 8, 35: 11, 35: 19, 35: 24, 35: 30, 35: 33; at Poitiers, 35: 42, 35: 51, 35: 52, 35: 54p. 182
Cobites, alimentary canal of, 11: 185p. 182
Cock, lesson on the, 15: 251–252p. 182→ Inventory
Cock, Thoreau on the, 28: 424p. 182→ Inventory
COCK AND FOX, fable of, 17: 34p. 182
COCK AND HORSES, fable of, 27: 133p. 182
COCK AND PEARL, fable of, 17: 11; Bacon on, 3: 33p. 182
Cock-Fights, Blake on, 12: 587p. 182
Cockatrix, fabulous serpent, 47: 836 n.p. 182
Cockburn, Alexander, in Jamaica case, 25: 183p. 182
Cockburn, Alison R., FLOWERS OF THE FOREST, 12: 482p. 182
COCKPEN, THE LAIRD o', 12: 563–564p. 182
Codes, Horatius, Virgil on, 13: 289p. 182
Cocoanut Trees, Francis Pretty on, 33: 202p. 182
Cocoanuts, Biggs on, 33: 236p. 182
Cocytus, Dante on the, 20: 60; Homer on, 22: 143; Milton on, 4: 123; Plato on, 2: 109; Virgil on, 13: 212p. 182
Codes, the conscience of nations, 5: 246p. 182
Codfish, Hayes on the, 33: 275p. 182
Ccelius, at Actium, 12: 372p. 182
Coffee, Burke on the taste for, 24: 15p. 182→ Inventory
Cog-wheels, considered as levers, 30: 183–184p. 182
Cohesion, Faraday on, 30: 25–43p. 182→ Inventory
Cohn, on bacteria, 38: 326 n.p. 182
Coila, Burns on, 6: 87–88, 6: 239p. 182
Coilus, king of Picts, 6: 175 n.p. 182
Coinage, expense of, 10: 358, 10: 454; origin of, 10: 30; regulation of, by Congress, 43: 163–164, 43: 184 (l. 5)p. 182→ Inventory
Coke, Sir Edward, Burke on, 24: 170p. 182
Colbert, Jean Baptiste, administration of, 10: 426; policy of, 10: 347p. 182
Colchians, Herodotus on the, 33: 50–51p. 182
Cold, Locke on endurance of, 37: 10, 37: 11, 37: 14p. 182→ Inventory
COLD'S THE WIND, 40: 318p. 182
Coleman, Mr., EPILOGUE by, 18: 196–197p. 182
Coleman, William, 1: 58, 1: 61, 1: 62p. 182
Coleridge, Hartley, SHE Is NOT FAIR, 41: 912p. 182
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, Arnold on, 28: 81; Bagehot on, 28: 203; Emerson on, 5: 318–321; 5: 440–441; on fancy, 39: 307; on French Language, 5: 388–389; life and works of, 27: 254; Mill on, 25: 51, 25: 102–103; on Milton's Satan, 28: 199; POEMS by, 41: 682–732; ON POESY OR ART, 27: 255–263; Wordsworth on, 5: 325p. 182
Colewort, only medicine in Rome, 35: 240p. 182
Colgrevance, Sir, 35: 176–177p. 182
Coligni, Burke on, 24: 186p. 182
Coliseum, Byron's lines on the, 18: 445p. 182→ Inventory
COLLAR, THE, 40: 343–344p. 182
Colleagues, Confucius on sordid, 44: 59p. 182→ Inventory
College Men, Franklin on, 1: 15p. 182
College of the Six Days' Works, see Solomon's Housep. 182
Colleges, Carlyle on use of, 25: 364; genius and, 5: 423; office of, 5: 11; study of dead matter in, 5: 257p. 182→ Inventory
Collier, Jeremy, 39: 157 n., 39: 173–174p. 182
Collingwood, Admiral, Emerson on, 5: 348, 5: 358, 5: 377p. 182
Collins, Anthony, Burke on, 24: 225p. 182
Collins, John, friend of Franklin, 1: 15, 1: 22, 1: 28, 1: 31, 1: 32–34, 1: 37p. 182
Collins, John, the poet, TO-MORROW, 12: 592–593p. 182
Collins, Michael, case of, 28: 121–123p. 182
Collins, William, POEMS by, 12: 475–481; Wordsworth on poems of, 39: 325p. 182
Collinson, Peter, Franklin on, 1: 146–147, 1: 159p. 182
Colnett, on discolored sea, 29: 26–27; on lizards, 29: 389–390; on Galapagos Islands, 29: 395–396p. 182
Colonia del Sacramento, 29: 149p. 182
Colonies, Bacon on, 3: 85–87; motive of establishing, 10: 395–404; in subject states, 36: 10–11; wages and profits in, 10: 94p. 182→ Inventory
Colonna, Fabrizio, 27: 392p. 183
Colonna, House of, and Clement vii, 31: 69 n.p. 183
Colonna, Stefano, 31: 367 n.p. 183
Colonna Infame, story of, 21: 4–6p. 183
Colonnades, Burke on, 24: 64, 24: 113p. 183
Colonnesi, Alexander VI and the, 36: 23–24; Orsini and, 36: 39–40; Valentino and, 36: 24p. 183
Color, beauty and, 24: 95–96, 24: 127–128; Berkeley and, 37: 202–203, 37: 265; cause of, 34: 122–123; climate and, 11: 139; constitutional peculiarities and, 11: 27–28; Goethe on operation of, 39: 257; Hume on, 37: 302; importance of, to animals, 11: 92, 11: 199; nature of, illustrated, 30: 261–262; as source of the sublime, 24: 69p. 183→ Inventory
Colpoda, Pasteur on, 38: 337, 38: 342p. 183
Columba, Renan on, 32: 172, 32: 174p. 183
Columbus, Christopher, Emerson on, 5: 81; Smith on, 10: 398; Voltaire on, 34: 100p. 183
COLUMBUS, LETTER OF, 43: 21–27p. 183
COLUMBUS, PRAYER OF, 42: 1420–1422p. 183
Columbus, Realdus, on the circulation, 38: 97; on the heart, 38: 70; on the lungs, 38: 67p. 183
Columella, on agriculture, 27: 64–65; on country life, 27: 61; on enclosures, 10: 157; on flowers, 35: 238; on vineyards, 10: 158p. 183
Combe, George, 28: 210 n.p. 183
Combination, of capitalists, 10: 68; Mill on liberty of, 25: 206; to fix wages, 10: 145; of workmen, 10: 69p. 183→ Inventory
Combustion, of carbon and other substances compared, 30: 161–162, 30: 168–169; chemical affinity, the cause of, 30: 56–57; with and without flame, 30: 105–106; heat generated by, 30: 200–201; oxygen necessary to, 30: 57–58, 30: 104–105; illustrations of, in oxygen, 30: 48–49, 30: 55–56, 30: 137–138; water produced by, 30: 113–115p. 183→ Inventory
COME, LET M E TAKE THEE TO MY BREAST, 6: 470–471p. 183
COME UNDER MY PLATDIE, 41: 577–578p. 183
Comedy, burlesque and, 39: 177–178; Cervantes on, 14: 477–482; Fielding on epic, 39: 176; Hugo on, 39: 346–351, 39: 356; Hume on standards of, 27: 218–219; Johnson on, 39: 213, 39: 223; Macaulay on wit in, 27: 383–384; M. Aurelius on, 2: 286 (l. 6); popular notions of, 39: 214–215; Sidney on, 27: 27, 27: 45–46; Voltaire on translations of, 34: 139–140p. 183→ Inventory
Comenius, John Amos, 3: 236 n.p. 183
Comestor, Petrus, 20: 338 n.p. 183
Comets, Bacon on effects of, 3: 137; nature and motion of, 34: 118p. 183→ Inventory
Comfort, Confucius on, 44: 45 (l. 3); Kempis on, 7: 237 (l. 9), 7: 239 (l. 4), 7: 247–249, 7: 269–278p. 183→ Inventory
COMIC EPIC IN PROSE, Fielding's, 39: 176–181p. 183
Comines, Philip de, on England, 5: 356; Montaigne on, 32: 101p. 183
Cominius, Roman consul, 12: 152–153, 12: 154; names Coriolanus, 12: 156p. 183
Comitatus, institution of the, 49: 77 n.p. 183
Commandments, The Ten, Locke on, 37: 132; Milton on giving of, 4: 348; More on, 36: 150p. 183
Commendams, Luther on, 36: 283, 36: 288p. 183
Commendation, St. Augustine on, 7: 56p. 183→ Inventory
Commentators, Johnson on, 39: 241–249; Locke on, 37: 169; Montaigne on, 32: 107; Voltaire on, 34: 132p. 183→ Inventory
Commerce, in agricultural system, 43 I"5» 438-42; Bacon on, in ancient times, 3: 156–157, 3: 159; capital used in, 10: 290, 10: 292, 10: 295–302; domestic, sacrificed to foreign, 10: 316; favored above agriculture, 10: 6; foreign; Harrison on, 35: 224–225; honor and, 41: 522–523; interferences with, by landed nations, 10: 436; internal, 10: 304, 10: 444–445; language and, 39: 202; military spirit and, 27: 373–374; necessity of, 10: 23–24, 10: 288; regulation of ( U. S.), 43: 184 (l. 3), 43: 185 (l. 6); Wordsworth on, 41: 677; works and institutions for facilitating, 10: 453–463; see Foreign Com merce; see Tradep. 183→ Inventory
Commercial Policy, Washington on our, 43: 246–247p. 183
Commercial Pursuits, Emerson on, 5: 45p. 183
Commercial System, 10: 311–331; Channing on the, 28: 361; Emerson on the, 5: 45–47; false relations under, 5: 255, 35: 225; More on, 36: 181; origin of, 10: 27; producers and consumers under, 10: 424–425; results of, 5: 400–401; Ruskin on the, 28: 116; Tennyson on the, 42: 1015–1016; ways of trade under, 5: 45–46p. 183
Commercial Treaties, Smith on, 10: 389–394p. 184
COMMISSARY GOLDIE'S BRAINS, 6: 459p. 184
Commissions, Bacon on standing, 3: 55p. 184→ Inventory
Commodus, Machiavelli on, 36: 64, 36: 66, 36: 68; statue called, 31: 318 n.p. 184
Common, Dorothy, see Dol Commonp. 184
Common Law, suits at, in U. S., 43: 195 (l. 7); Winthrop on the, 43: 104p. 184
Common Sense, Dryden on, 39: 163; Epictetus on, 2: 150 (l. 90); limitations of, 28: 415; Montaigne on, 392> 395! m morals, Kant on, 32: 316–317p. 184
Common Things, Emerson on, 5: 20; Penn on, 1: 329 (l. 68)p. 184
Commons, House of, Voltaire on, 34: 89–91p. 184
Commonwealth, English, see Instrument of Governmentp. 184
Commonwealths, More on, 36: 236p. 184→ Inventory
Commotions, Calvin on, 39: 43–45p. 184
Communion, holy, Bunyan on, 15: 233–234; Calvin on, 39: 37; Kempis on, 7: 335–364; St. Paul on, 45: 503 (l. 16-17); Quakers on, 34: 67; Rousseau on, 34: 303p. 184→ Inventory
Communis m, Emerson on, 5: 259–260; instituted by Christ, 36: 226; Lowell on, 28: 469; More on, 36: 167–169, 36: 184–185, 36: 186, 36: 189–190, 36: 236, 36: 238–239, 36: 240p. 184
Commutative Justice, Hobbes on, 34: 406p. 184
Como, Lake, Manzoni on, 21: 7p. 184
Compacts, Mohammed on, 45: 916p. 184→ Inventory
Companies, regulated and joint-stock, 10: 458–459p. 184→ Inventory
Company, Confucius on, 29 (29 V 54 (39); determines manners, 37: 124–125; Epictetus on choice of, 2: 166 (l. 137); Epictetus on vulgar, 2: 153 (l. 99), 2: 156 (l. 107), 2: 175 (l. 167); Kempis on, 7: 212; Locke on importance of, 37: 50, 37: 127; Massinger on, 47: 870; Pascal on choice of, 48: 12 (l. 6); St. Paul on, with evil-doers, 45: 497 (l. 9-13); Penn on, 1: 335 (l. 128); of strong and weak, 17: 31p. 184→ Inventory
Comparison, necessary to criticism, 39: 208–209p. 184→ Inventory
Comparisons, Goethe on, 39: 256; Hume on, 27: 213; Wordsworth on, 39: 313p. 184→ Inventory
Compass, of the Phoenicians, 5: 458p. 184
Compass-flower, 42: 1333p. 184→ Inventory
Compassion, Augustine, St., on, 7: 32; Bacon on, 3: 34; Hobbes on, 34: 342–343; Pliny on, 9: 353 n.; see Pity, Sympathyp. 184
Compensation, Darwin on growth of, 11: 150–152; Epictetus on, 2: 126 (l. 27); Gray on, 40: 461–462; Pope on, in nature, 40: 412; of pleasure and pain, Socrates on, 2: 48; Whitman on, 39: 404–405p. 184→ Inventory
COMPENSATION, ESSAY ON, Emerson's, 5: 85–103p. 184
Competition, as cause of quarrels, 34: 388–389; excessive, generates fraud, 28: 316; Hobbes on, 34: 370; of labor, restraints on, 10: 121–133; of labor, unnaturally encouraged, 10: 133–138; Mazzini on, 32: 380–381; necessary to good management, 10: 150–151; in professions, 10: 133–136; as regulator of prices, 10: 57–58; results of, 5: 400p. 184→ Inventory
Competitive Prices, tendency to minimum, 10: 63p. 184
Competitive System, Ruskin on the, 28: 132p. 184
Complacency, Penn on, 1: 337p. 184
COMPLAINT OF THE ABSENCE OF HER LOVER, 40: 193–194p. 184
Complaints, of children, 37: 90; Kempis on, 7: 228 (l. 6)p. 184
Complaisance, Hobbes on, 34: 407p. 184→ Inventory
Compleat Angler, Walton's, 15: 322p. 184
Compliance, Cicero on, 9: 39–40; Locke on, 37: 122p. 184→ Inventory
Compliments, Bacon on, 3: 126p. 184→ Inventory
Composite, Darwin on, 11: 149, 11: 215, 11: 470p. 184
Composition, Hume on, 27: 206p. 184→ Inventory
Compositions, Luther on papal, 36: 286p. 184
Compound Animals, Darwin on, 29: 207p. 184
Compound Fractures, Lister on, 38: 257–259, 38: 262–263p. 184
Compound Words, Johnson on, 39: 189–190p. 184
Comprehension, Raleigh on, 39: 103 n.p. 184
Compromise of 1850, 43: 306 n.p. 184
Compromises, Lowell on, 28: 462; Mill on, 25: 57; with sin, 42: 1371p. 184→ Inventory
Compulsion, Locke on, in education, 37: 57, 37: 174p. 184→ Inventory
Compunction, Kempis on, 7: 225 (l. 5), 7: 226–227p. 184→ Inventory
Comte, Auguste, Mill on, 25: 104–105p. 185
COMUS: A MASK, 4: 44–72; Bagehot on, 28: 205–206; at Ludlow Castle, 5: 411p. 185
Conaire, story of, 49: 202–247p. 185
Conall Cernach, 49: 226–227, 49: 247–248p. 185
Conceit, vEsop's fable of, 17: 20; Epictetus on, 2: 143 (l. 72); results of, 34: 353; Smith on, of mankind, 10: 109p. 185→ Inventory
Conceit, country of, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 126p. 185→ Inventory
Concentration, Buddha on, 45: 702–704, 45: 705, 45: 728p. 185→ Inventory
Concepcion, Chili, earthquake at, 29: 307–313p. 185
Conception, Point, Dana on, 23: 69; gale off, 23: 212–219p. 185
Conceptions, Berkeley on, 37: 219–220; Descartes on reality of, 34: 29, 34: 34; Hobbes on impossible, 34: 323; Taine on various kinds of, 39: 419–420p. 185→ Inventory
Conchenn, the giant, 49: 239p. 185
Concini, wife of, 5: 186p. 185
Concino, Bartolommeo, 31: 430 n.p. 185
Conciseness, Pliny on, 9: 204; Pope on, 40: 407p. 185→ Inventory
Concord, even among devils, 4: 121p. 185
CONCORD HYMN, 42: 1245–1246p. 185
Concrete Qualities, due to participation in abstracts, 2: 94–95p. 185
Coney, Raoul of, 35: 35–36p. 185
Cond£, Prince of (Louis I of Bourbon), constable at Bourges, 38: 46; at Danvilliers, 38: 19–20; in Germany, 38: 18–19; at Metz, 38: 23; at Turin, 38: 9; wounded at St. Denis, 38: 50; wounded at St. Quentin, 38: 44–45p. 185
Cond£ "the Great, " before Rocroi, 21: 25; at Seneffee, 39: 174p. 185
Condell, Henry, PREFACE TO SHAKESPEARE, 39: 148–149p. 185
Condillac, Abbi de, on languages, 34: 180; Mill on, 25: 43–47p. 185
Condiments, Locke on, 37: 16–17p. 185
Conditions of Life, direct and indirect effects of, 11: 24–26, 11: 138–140; effect of changed, on fertility, 11: 302; law of, 11: 207; slight changes in, beneficial, 11: 303; Taine on, 39: 423–425p. 185
Condolence, Sulpicius on, 9: 165; Pliny on, 9: 274p. 185
Condor, Darwin on the, 29: 187–191p. 185→ Inventory
Condorcet, Burke on, 24: 420; death of, alluded to, 24: 216 n.; Life of Turgot by, 25: 73p. 185
Conduct, Buddha on, 45: 702–704; not motives, to be judged, 25: 35–36; Penn's rules of, 1: 334p. 185→ Inventory
Confectionery, Locke on, 37: 21p. 185
CONFEDERATION, ARTICLES OF, 43: 158–168p. 185
Conference, maketh a ready man, 3: 122p. 185
Confervse, Darwin on, 29: 24–27p. 185
Confession, Augustine, St., on, 7: 62; Dante on, 272 (note 2); Herbert on, 15: 400; Kempis on, 7: 281 (l. 1); Luther on, 36: 306, 36: 364; Pascal on, 48: 44p. 185
CONFESSIONS OF ST. AUGUSTINE, 7: 5–197p. 185
Confidence, between parents and children, 37: 81–82; daughter of fortune, 3: 100; Hobbes on, 34: 340–341, 34: 365; Kempis on over-, 7: 225 (l. 4); in self, Emerson on, 5: 59–63, 5: 67; Epictetus on, 2: 120 (l. 9)p. 185→ Inventory
Confiscations, Burke on, 24: 288, 24: 289; Machiavelli on, 36: 55, 36: 59p. 185→ Inventory
Conformity, Burke on, 24: 44; E me r son on, 5: 62, 5: 64–65; Mill on, 25: 157; Milton on, in religion, 3: 228–229; Penn on, 1: 392–393p. 185→ Inventory
Confucius, the basket-bearer on, 44: 49; Chi Huan and, 44: 61 (l. 4); Chieh - yii and, 44: 61 (l. 5); Duke Ching and, 44: 61 (l. 3); the gate-keeper on, 44: 49 (l. 41); habits and character of, 44: 6 (l. 10), 44: 21 (l. 4), 44: 22 (l. 9-12-13), 44: 22 (l. 17), 44: 23 (l. 20), 44: 23 (l. 26), 44: 24 (l. 31), 44: 24 (l. 37), 44: 27 (l. 4,9), 44: 30–32; on himself, 44: 7 (l. 4), 44: 17–18 (l. 25,27), 44: 21 (l. 1), 44: 21 (l. 2,3,5,7,8), 44: 22 (l. 16), 44: 22–23 (l. 18), 44: 27 (l. 6,7,8), 44: 28 (l. 15), 44: 32 (l. 1), 44: 42 (l. 10), 44: 48 (l. 30), 44: 63 (l. 8); in K'nang, 44: 28 n., 44: 35 (l. 22); life and works, 44: 3; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 130; story of, 5: 454; on his teachings, 44: 13 (l. 15), 44: 16 (l. 12), 44: 23 (l. 23), 44: 23 (l. 24), 44: 27 (l. 1); on tiger-skins, 28: 416; Tzu - kung on, 44: 65 (l. 22) n., 44: 65–66 (l. 23), 44: 66 (l. 24-5); the warden of Y i on, 44: 12 (l. 24); wanderings of, 44: 61–62p. 185
CONFUCIUS, SAYINGS OF, 44: 5–67; remarks on SAYINGS, 44: 3p. 185
Confusion, and grandeur, 24: 66; worse confounded, 4: 133p. 185→ Inventory
Congregation Day, Mohammedan, 45: 942 n.p. 186
Congress, power to propose amendments, (5); power to incorporate banks, 43: 209–210, 43: 212–216, 43: 222–224; under the Confederation, 43: 159–160 (l. 5), 43: 162–165 (l. 9); under the Constitution, 43: 180–186; power to establish courts, 43: 189 (l. 1); powers forbidden to, 43: 194 (l. 1); implied powers of, 43: 212–222; relations with President, 43: 189; power to prescribe proofs of state records, 43: 190; power to admit new states, 43: 191 (l. 1); power over territories, 43: 191 (l. 2); power to punish treason, 43: 190p. 186→ Inventory
Congress of 1774, 43: 206–207p. 186
Congreve, William, comedies of, 39: 233; Dryden and, 13: 67; Macaulay on, 27: 383–384; Voltaire on, 34: 139; Wordsworth on, 39: 330p. 186
Conio, Alberigo of, 36: 44p. 186
Conjectural Criticism, Johnson on, 39: 246–247p. 186
Connate Ones, the seven, 45: 612p. 186
CONNECTICUT, THE FUNDAMENTAL ORDERS OF, 43: 60–65p. 186
Conon, at jEgospotami, 12: 144p. 186
Conquered States, arms in, 36: 69; factions in, 36: 69–70; Machiavelli on, 36: 8–12, 36: 18p. 186
Conquerors, Jesus on, 4: 386p. 186→ Inventory
Conquerors, Locke on, 37: 102p. 186→ Inventory
Conquest, Hobbes on right of, 34: 388; More on foreign, 36: 159–160; Rousseau on right of, 34: 213; vanity of, 40: 253p. 186→ Inventory
Conrad III. and Cacciaguida, 20: 351 n.p. 186
Conradino, of Naples, 20: 227 n.p. 186
Conrayer, Father, 34: 80, 34: 96p. 186
Conscience, Bacon on matters of, 3: 14; Beaumont on, 47: 672; Carlyle on, 25: 325; Cenci on, 18: 326; Dante on, 20: 118, 20: 153; Emerson on, 5: 62; Epictetus on power of good, 2: 161 (l. 119); Goethe on persistency of, 19: 21; Hobbes on, 34: 347; intellect and, 28: 323; Kempis on good, 7: 244; liberty and, 5: 246; liberty of, Vane on, 43: 122–124; Mill on liberty of, 25: 210–249; Milton on liberty of, 3: 221–227; Pascal on rest and security of, 48: 312; Raleigh on, 39: 70; Rousseau on, 34: 239–240, 34: 268–275; Webster on guilty, 47: 830, 47: 851p. 186→ Inventory
Consciousness, Carlyle on, 25: 332; in death and rebirth, 45: 681–682; of modern society, 25: 334; origin ofp. 186→ Inventory
Consecration, Luther on, 36: 266p. 186
CONSERVATION OF FORCE, Helmholtz on, 30: 171–210; discovery of the law, 30: 175; statement of the law, 30: 176, 30: 208–209p. 186
Conservatism, Burke on, 24: 290, 24: 377; Emerson on, 5: 264; Lowell on, 47 °p. 186→ Inventory
Conservatism, false, Smith on, 225-5 ip. 186→ Inventory
Consideration, Penn on, want of, 1: 325, 1: 345 (l. 263)p. 186→ Inventory
Considius, the Senator, Caesar and, 12: 275–276p. 186
Consigne, Queen, and the mastiff, 35: 354p. 186
Consistency, Confucius on, 44: 53 (l. 36); Emerson on, 5: 66–67p. 186→ Inventory
Consolation, fallacy of false, 27: 242; for death, God alone can give, 6: 273; Kempis on, 7: 252 (l. 3), 7: 217–218; K em pis on inward, 7: 258–334; Pascal on, 48: 331, 48: 338–339; Pliny on, 9: 274; in public calamities, 32: 117; Sulpicius on, 9: 165p. 186→ Inventory
Conspicuousness, why honorable, 34: 366p. 186
Conspiracies, Machiavelli on, 36: 60–61p. 186→ Inventory
Constable, Henry, DIAPHENIA, 40: 228–229p. 186
Constable, Thomas, translator of Cor - neille, 26: 75p. 186
Constance, Council of, 36: 317–318p. 186
Constance, wife of Henry vi, 20: 296 n.p. 186
Constancy, hyacinth, the flower of, 6: 407; Penn on, 1: 334 (l. 119)p. 186→ Inventory
CONSTANT LOVER, THE, 40: 353p. 186
CONSTANT TIN SOLDIER, THE, 17: 293–297p. 186
Constantine the Great, and Council of Nicaea, 36: 273; Dante on, 20: 80 n.; 20: 278 n., 20: 305 n., 20: 371 n., 20: 8; the Donation of, 36: 295 n.; and the nails of the cross, 3: 280; sons of, 3: 50; Sylvester and, 20: 80 n., 20: 113p. 186
Constitution, first written, 43: 60 n.; Lowell on an unwritten, 28: 468p. 186→ Great Idea
Constitution, Holmes on the frigate, 42: 1366 n.p. 186→ Great Idea
CONSTITUTION OF UNITED STATES, 43: 180–198; the act of the people, not of States, 210 - n, 43: 212; defended in Federalist, 43: 199–207; Hamilton on the, 43: 199–203; implied powers under the, 43: 212–222; Lincoln on the, 43: 316, 43: 317–318, 43: 320–321; Lowell on framers of the, 28: 461–462; powers of nation and state under, 43: 208–209, 43: 210–212, 43: 215, 43: 216, 43: 224; Washington on the, 43: 239, 43: 240p. 186
Constitutional Convention, Jay on, 43: 205–206, 43: 207; suggested by Vane, 43: 133p. 187
"Constitutional Society, " Burke on the, 24: 145p. 187
Consulates, expense of, 10: 458p. 187
Consumers, sacrificed in Commercial System, 10: 424p. 187→ Inventory
Consumption, annual, dependent on annual labor, 10: 5; the end of production, 10: 424; immediate and durable, 10: 275; productive and unproductive, 10: 259, 10: 266–270; taxes on, 10: 517–548; unproductive, More on, 36: 181; unproductive, Smith on, 10: 233p. 187→ Inventory
Contagious Diseases, Holmes on, 38: 226 (l. 3); Jenner on, 38: 163–164p. 187
Contemplation, activity and, 2: 125 (l. 24); Buddha on, 45: 705, 45: 729; Burke on, 24: 39, 24: 46–47; Epictetus on duty of, 2: 121 (l. 13,14), 2: 141 (l. 68); Hindu ideal of, 45: 814–815; Kempis on, 7: 250 (l. 3), 7: 320 (l. 1); Mill on, 25: 94; Montaigne on, 32: 9; More on, 36: 206–207, 48: 59 (l. 146); Plutarch on proper objects of, 12: 35–36; Rousseau on, 34: 279; Schiller on, 32: 280; two ways of, 39: 117p. 187→ Inventory
Contempt, Bacon on, 3: 135–136; Hobbes on, 34: 338, 34: 364; Kempis on self, 274 (i); Locke on, 37: 121; Rousseau on beginnings of, 34: 204–205p. 187→ Inventory
CONTENT, by Greene, 40: 282–283p. 187
CONTENT AND RESOLUTE, 40: 329p. 187
CONTENT, O SWEET, 40: 318–319p. 187
CONTENTED WI ' LITTLE AND CANTIE WI ' MAIR, 6: 507–508p. 187
Contentment, Epictetus on, 2: 118 (l. 6), 2: 121 (l. 14), 2: 127 (l. 31), 2: 159 (l. 114), 2: 163 (l. 127), 2: 165 (l. 133), 2: 179 (l. 182), 2: 184 (l. 17)p. 187→ Inventory
CONTENTMENT, by Holmes, 42: 1368–1370p. 187
Contentment, Kempis on, 7: 211 (l. 2), 7: 286 (l. 5); Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 201 (l. 5), 2: 204 (l. 13), 2: 211 (l. 16), 2: 216 (l. 23), 2: 216 (l. 25), 2: 233 (l. 11), 2: 241–242 (l. 49,50), 2: 247 (l. 27), 2: 255 (l. 7), 2: 257 (l. 26); Rousseau on, 34: 261; Shelley on, 41: 827; wealth and, 41: 522–523; Woolman on, 1: 214; work necessary to, 1: 141; see Acquiescence, Independence of Circumstances, Tranquillityp. 187→ Inventory
Contiguity of ideas, 37: 304, 37: 327–328p. 187→ Inventory
Continental Congress, 43: 150 n., 43: 158 n.p. 187
CONTINENTAL DRAMAp. 187
Continents, Darwin on, 11: 347; Geikie on evolution of, 30: 328–351; are rising areas, 29: 484; species, affinity of, in same, 11: 380–381p. 187→ Inventory
Continuity, Pascal on, 48: 119–120p. 187→ Inventory
Contracts, Descartes on, 34: 22; Hobbes on, 34: 394–400, 34: 414; known only to man, 10: 18; laws impairing, forbidden in U. S., 43: 186; Mill on freedom of, 25: 298–300p. 187→ Inventory
Contradiction, Locke on, 37: 122, 37: 125; Montaigne on, 32: 41; Pascal on, 48: 126; Penn on, 1: 337 (l. 149)p. 187→ Inventory
Contraries, the life of each other, 3: 316; in temper and distemper, 3: 49p. 187
Contrast of ideas, 305 (note 4)p. 187
Contrite, Mr., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 280–281, 15: 283p. 187
Contrition, Dante on, 20: 272 n.; Kempis on, 7: 321; Luther on, 36: 252–253; Pascal on, 48: 317 (l. 923)p. 187→ Inventory
Controversies, Bacon on, 3: 12; Browne on religious, 3: 256–257; Franklin on habit of, 1: 15, 1: 126; Penn on, 1: 340 (l. 184); truth and, 34: 54; uncertainty indicated by, 48: 310 (l. 902); unsettled, 3: 314–315p. 187→ Inventory
Contumely, Hobbes on, 34: 408p. 187
Conveniences, Rousseau on, 34: 202p. 187→ Inventory
Convention, society loves, 5: 210p. 187
Conventionalities, Lowell on, 28: 439p. 187→ Inventory
Convents, Luther on, 36: 301–302, 36: 305–306, 36: 326p. 187→ Inventory
Convergence of Character, 11: 132–133p. 187
Conversation, attention to, 2: 243 (l. 4), 2: 247 (l. 30); Bacon on, 3: 83–85; Emerson on, 5: 154; Epictetus's rules of, 2: 175 (l. 164), 2: 176 (l. 171), 2: 177 (l. 175); Franklin on the ends of, 1: 18; Goethe on, 39: 253; Kempis on, 7: 213; one to one, 5: 113–114; Penn on, 1: 335–336; see Intercoursep. 187→ Inventory
CONVERSATION, ESSAY O N, Swift's, 27: 91–98p. 187
Conversini, Benedetto, governor of Rome, 31: 203–204, 31: 224p. 187
Conversion, joy in, of men, 7: 122; Pascal on, 48: 383–386; true, Emerson on, 5: 32p. 187→ Inventory
Conveyances, in Massachusetts, 68 (M. 15)p. 188
Conviction, Epictetus on, 2: 153–154 (l. 99); is genius, 5: 60; necessary to persuasion, 19: 30p. 188→ Inventory
Convicts, children of, moral sentiment of, 5: 244–245; More on, 36: 151–154p. 188
Cook, Chaucer's, 40: 21; Dryden on Chaucer's, 39: 166–167p. 188
Cook, Capt., on kelp, 29: 244p. 188
Cook, Lady, xv (418); see Danvers, Janep. 188
Cook, Sir Robert, 15: 418p. 188
Cookery, Penn on, 1: 329 (l. 61)p. 188
Cooper, Fenimore, Carlyle on, 25: 393–394, 25: 397p. 188
Cooperation, conscious and unconscious, 2: 240 (l. 42); of labor; man made for, 2: 200 (l. 1); in nature, 2: 219 (l. 40,45), 2: 239 (l. 38); see Division of Laborp. 188→ Inventory
Cope, Prof., on reproduction period, 11: 187p. 188
Copenhagen, battle of, 5: 345; industries of, 10: 264p. 188
Copernicus, Nicolaus, life and works, 39: 52 n.; misunderstood, 5: 66; Pascal on opinion of, 48: 80 (l. 218); REVOLUTIONS OF HEAVENLY BODIES, 39: 52–57p. 188
Copiapo, town of, 29: 358; valley of, 29: 353–354p. 188
Copiers, Horace on, 13: 39p. 188
Copland, on puerperal fever, 38: 254p. 188
Copley Medal, given to Franklin, 1: 149p. 188
Copper, action of nitric acid on, 30: 128p. 188→ Inventory
Copulation, unnatural, in Massachusetts law, 43: 80 (l. 7,8)p. 188
Copyrights, provision for, 43: 184 (l. 8)p. 188→ Inventory
Coquimbo, earthquake at, 29: 346–347; terraces at, 29: 347; town of, 29: 346p. 188
Coral formations, Darwin on, 29: 406, 29: 456–485; Lyell on, 38: 406, 38: 409–410p. 188→ Inventory
Corallines, Darwin on, 29: 206p. 188→ Inventory
Corals, fish feeding on, 29: 468; stinging, 29: 468; unable to live out of water, 29: 465p. 188→ Inventory
Coras, ally of Turnus, 13: 262p. 188
Corbet, Richard, FAREWELL, REWARDS AND FAIRIES, 40: 315–316p. 188
CORBIES, THE TWA, 40: 74p. 188
Corcovado, Mount, Brazil, 29: 37–38; Chiloe, 29: 279, 29: 295p. 188
Cord, proverb of the, 3: 39p. 188
Cordelia, in KING LEAR, 46: 217; disowned by father, 46: 218–219, 46: 223; rejected by Burgundy, 46: 223; grief for father's misfortunes, 46: 287–288; her suitors, 46: 216–217, 46: 221–222; letter to Kent, 46: 251; ordered to be hanged, 46: 316; remarks on character of, 46: 214; taken by France, 46: 223; taken prisoner, 46: 306; with doctor in French camp, 46: 288–289; with Kent, 46: 300; with father at his awakening, 46: 301–303p. 188
Cordilleras, see Andesp. 188
Cordova, Gonzalo Fernandez de, in Mantuan contest, 21: 434–436, 21: 466–468p. 188
Corellia, Pliny and, 9: 256–257, 9: 303–304p. 188
Corellius, Pliny on, 9: 256–257, 9: 261, 9: 340p. 188
Corfinius, in Civil War, 12: 300; bouse of, 12: 306p. 188
Cori, Smith on the, 10: 399p. 188
CORIDON, PHILLIDA AND, 40: 196–197p. 188
CORINNA ' S MAYING, 40: 339–340p. 188
CORINNA TO TANAGRA, 41: 899–900p. 188
Corinth, Christian Church of, 45: 489p. 188
CORINTHIANS, EPISTLES TO THE, 45: 489–532p. 188
Corinthians, crafts most respected among, 33: 83p. 188
Coriolanus, accusations against, 12: 162–163; ALCIBIADES, COMPARED WITH, 12: 186–190; Antiates, inroad of, into, 12: 158; banishment of, 12: 165–167; character of, 12: 147–148; consulship, defeat of, for, 12: 158–159; Johnson on, 39: 239; love of, for mother, 12: 150; on the multitude, 12: 161; name, origin of, 12: 156; reprieved, 12: 163–165; Rome, in war against, 12: 171–177; seditions of the poor and, 12: 150–151, 12: 152, 12: 158–159; training of, to arms, 12: 148; trial and death of, 12: 184; among tbe Volscians, 12: 167–169; in Volscian War, 12: 152–156; war, first experience in, 12: 148–149p. 188
CORIOLANUS, PLUTARCH ' S LIFE OF, 12: 147–185p. 188
Cormac Condlongas, 49: 218–219, 49: 244–245p. 188
Cormac, King of Ulaid, 49: 201p. 188
Cormorant, Harrison on the, 35: 340p. 188→ Inventory
Cormorants, habits of, 29: 203–204p. 188→ Inventory
Corn, Cicero on growth of, 9: 63–64; duties on importation of, 10: 522, 10: 340–341; as measure of value, 10: 38–39, 10: 42; parable of the, 15: 205; price of, as affected by bounties, 10: 375–376, 10: 382–383; prices of, 10: 12; real value of, 10: 385; Rousseau onp. 188→ Inventory
Cornaro, Francesco, 31: 144 n., 31: 145, 31: 170, 31: 212, 31: 221–222, 31: 227–228p. 189
Cornaro, Marco, 31: 46 n.p. 189
Cornaro, Pietro, 31: 112 n.p. 189
Cornbury, Lord, lines to, 27: 273p. 189
Corneille, and his critics, 39: 361–363; Hugo on, 39: 372–373; Hugo on Athalie of, 39: 354; Hume on POLYEUCTE of, 27: 221; on length of the drama, 13: 7; life and works, 26: 76; on love, 48: 62–63 (l. 162); Macaulay on, 27: 383; POLYEUCTE, 26: 77–130; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 124; Shakespeare and, 39: 357; Voltaire and, 39: 426; Voltaire on Pompey of, 34: 135p. 189
Cornelia, vestal virgin, 9: 253–254p. 189
Cornelia, in Dante's Limbo, 20: 20p. 189
Cornelia, wife of Grsar, 12: 264, 12: 267p. 189
Cornelianus, letter to, 9: 294–297p. 189
Cornelius, Caius, prophecy of Pharsalia, 12: 303p. 189
Cornelius, the centurion, 444-6 (1 -p. 189
Cornelius, in DR. FAUSTUS, 209 - np. 189
Cornelius, in HAMLET, 46: 100, 46: 126–127p. 189
Corners, of corn, in Elizabethan England, 35: 245–247, 35: 249–250p. 189→ Inventory
Cornhill Magazine, 28: 5p. 189
Cornificius, in Civil War, 12: 300 n.; fellow candidate of Cicero, 9: 81p. 189
Cornwall, tin-mines of, 10: 172p. 189
Cornwall, Duke of, in LEAR, given part of kingdom, 46: 215, 46: 216, 46: 219; at Gloucester's, 46: 244–245; with Kent and Oswald, 46: 246–249; death of, reported, 46: 285–286, 46: 303; Edmund and, with Gloucester's letter, 46: 273; reported war with Albany, 46: 242, 46: 262; with Gloucester, 46: 277–280; with Lear, 46: 255, 46: 257, 46: 258, 46: 261p. 189
Cornwall, in SHOEMAKER ' S HOLIDAY, 47: 532p. 189
Cornwallis, Burns on, 6: 51; surrender of, 43: 169–173p. 189
Corcebus, builder of Eleusis, 12: 50; death of, 13: 114; in sack of Troy, n 1-4p. 189
COR ON A C H, by Scott, 41: 747p. 189
Coroner's Juries, in Massachusetts, 43: 74 (l. 57)p. 189
Corporal Punishment, of children, 32: 56; 37: 35–37, 37: 38–40, 37: 41, 37: 56, 37: 60–63, 37: 65–66, 37: 67–68, 37: 93–94; in Massachusetts, 43: 73 (l. 46)p. 189
Corporations, Burke on punishment of, 24: 274–275; Hobbes on, 34: 415–416; power of Congress to create, 43: 212–216, 43: 222–223; Smith on, 10: 460–462; trade, 10: 121–133p. 189→ Inventory
Corpre, son of Conaire, 49: 224p. 189
Corpse, in THE FROGS, 8: 444p. 189
Corpuscularians, 37: 165p. 189
Correcting, Pascal on, 48: 12 (l. 9)p. 189→ Inventory
Correction, acceptance of, 2: 236 (l. 21); advantages of, 48: 172 (l. 535); in anger, 1: 346 (l. 271), 1: 347 (l. 289-90); of children, 37: 103–104; Marcus Aurelius on, of others, 2: 195 (l. 10), 2: 275 (l. 4), 2: 290–291; reason of anger under, 48: 35 (l. 80); see Punishmentp. 189→ Inventory
Corrections, Locke on, 37: 125p. 189
Correggio, Hazlitt on, 27: 278p. 189
CORRELATION OF PHYSICAL FORCES, Faraday on, 30: 73–85p. 189
Corruption, implies goodness, in; Locke on, 37: 54; in public affairs, 3: 29–30p. 189→ Inventory
Corsablis, King, 49: 123, 49: 133p. 189
Corsets, Locke on, 37: 15p. 189
Corsica, Freeman on, 28: 256p. 189
Corso Donati, see Donatip. 189
Cortese, Tommaso, 31: 94 n., 31: 108 n.p. 189
Cortez, Keats on, 41: 896; Raleigh on, 33: 317, 33: 330p. 189
Coruncanius, Tiberius, 9: 15, 9: 24, 9: 60p. 189
Coruncanius, Titus, 9: 55p. 189
Corvees, defined, 10: 457p. 189
Corvus, M. Valerius, old age of, 9: 67p. 189
Cory, William Johnson, poems by, 42: 1113–1114p. 189
Corybantes, reference to the, 8: 373p. 189
Corycian Rock, the, 8: 123p. 189
Corydon, and Thyrsis, 4: 32p. 189
Corynams, 13: 215, 13: 400p. 189
Coseguina, eruption of, 29: 295–296p. 189
Cosimo, St., 31: 156 n.p. 189
Cosington, Sir Thomas, 35: 65p. 189
Cosmography, Hobbes on, 34: 363p. 189
Cosmos, the, 2: 236 (l. 25); Milton's ideas of, 4: 245–247; see Universep. 189→ Inventory
Cosmus, Duke of Florence, on faithless friends, 3: 15; calm nature of, 3: 104–105p. 189
Cossus, Virgil on, 13: 236p. 189
Cost of Living, see Food-supplyp. 189
Costanza, Queen of Arragon, 20: 156 n., 20: 174 n.p. 189
Costiveness, Locke on, 37: 23–25p. 190→ Inventory
Cotta, Lucius, Cicero on, 12: 240p. 190
Cotta, Publius, Cicero on, 12: 239p. 190
Cottage, and palace, 6: 139p. 190→ Inventory
Cotters, life of, Burns on, 6: 152–154; Scotch, 10: 119p. 190→ Inventory
COTTER ' S SATURDAY NIGHT, THE, 6: 134–140; an idyllic poem, 39: 299; remark on, 6: 16p. 190
Cottius, see Spurinnap. 190
Cotton, Charles, and Walton, 15: 322; Wordsworth on Winter of, 39: 309–310p. 190
Cotytto, goddess of nocturnal sport, 4: 48p. 190
Coulson, Walter, 25: 58, 25: 76p. 190
Councillors, of kings, 3: 53–54; of kings, More on, 36: 141–142; Penn on, 1: 352 (l. 360); Webster on duty of, 47: 756p. 190→ Inventory
Councils, Church, Luther on, 36: 265; Pascal on, 48: 304 (l. 871)p. 190
Councils, Ecclesiastical, Luther on, 36: 272–275, 36: 290p. 190
Counsel, boldness in, 3: 32; of friends, 3: 70–71, 3: 120; good, excels wealth, 8: 289; right of legal, in U. S., 43: 194–195 (l. 6); safer to receive than to give, 7: 213 (l. 3)p. 190→ Inventory
COUNSEL, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 52–56p. 190
Counsellors, Confucius on, 44: 56 (l. 6); evil, in Dante's HELL, 20: 106–114; °f kings, 36: 157–158; Machiavelli on, 36: 77–78p. 190→ Inventory
Count, meaning of, 34: 368p. 190→ Inventory
Countenance, expressions of the, 28: 279–281p. 190
Counterfeiters, in Dante's HELL, 20: 124–125p. 190
Counterfeiting, punishable by Congress, 43: 184 (l. 6)p. 190→ Inventory
Country, pleasures of the, 4: 30–33; and town, relations of, 10: 127–131, 10: 304–307p. 190→ Inventory
COUNTRY GLEE, 40: 317–318p. 190
COUNTRY LAIRD, EPIGRAM ON A, 6: 498–499p. 190
COUNTRY LASS, THE, 6: 440–441p. 190
Country Life, Bacon on, 3: 88–89; Cicero on, 9: 63–66; Cowley on, 27: 61–69; Emerson on, 5: 50; Locke on, 37: 174–175; Penn on, 1: 342–343; Smith on, 10: 129–131; Smith on attractiveness of, 10: 306; Wordsworth on, 39: 271p. 190
COUNTRY LIFE, ESSAY ON, Cowley's, 27: 61–69p. 190
COUNTRY SEAT, ON A BEAUTIFUL, 6: 499p. 190
Country Workmen, Smith on, 10: 22–23p. 190
Courage, Buddha on, 45: 595–596; Confucius on, 44: 44 (l. 27), 44: 48 (l. 30), 44: 58 (l. 8), 44: 60 (l. 23,24); Hobbes on, 34: 340, 34: 365; in Latin the same as virtue, 12: 148; Locke on, 37: 95–101; and oppression, 3: 38–39; not roughness, 37: 51; without courtesy, 44: 25 (l. 2), 44: 60 (l. 24); without good breeding, 37: 72; worldly, Socrates on, 2: 57p. 190→ Great Idea
Court, fees of, 10: 451–452p. 190→ Inventory
Court Mantle, trial by, 32: 146 n.p. 190
Court Records, in Massachusetts, 43: 73 (l. 48), 43: 75 (l. 64)p. 190
COURT OF SESSION, EXTEMPORE IN, 6: 256–257p. 190
Courtesy, Bacon on, 3: 34; benevolence of, 5: 211, 5: 217; first point of, is truth, 5: 208; intellectual quality in, 5: 209–210; oft found in lowly sheds, 4: 53; Yu-tzu on, 44: 6 (l. 12,13); Confucius on, 6 (15). 7 (3). 10 (8), 44: 11 (l. 18), 44: 12 (l. 22), 44: 13 (l. 13), 44: 21 (l. 25), 44: 25 (l. 2,8), 44: 37 (l. 1)p. 190→ Inventory
Courtiers, Burns on, 6: 222; Confucius on, 44: 55 (l. 2); Montaigne on, 32: 42–43; Simon Eyre on, 47: 503p. 190→ Inventory
COURT IN ', THE, 42: 1376–1379p. 190
Courts, Bacon on, 40: 349; congressional regulation of, 43: 184 (l. 9); pleasures of, 4: 33; Raleigh on, 40: 204–205; United States, 43: 189, 43: 190; Webster on princes', 47: 755–756; see Judicaturep. 190→ Inventory
Courtship, naturally done by men, 48: 419p. 190
Couthony, Mr., on coral-reefs, 29: 478 n.p. 190
Covenants, Hobbes on, 24: 394–401, 24: 414; the keeping of, 24: 401–406p. 190
Coventry, Sir William, and Pepys, 28: 302p. 190
Coventry, Bishop of, in EDWARD II, 46: 12–13p. 190
Coventry, Countess of, beauty of, 5: 305p. 190
Covered, chapter of the, 45: 879–881p. 190
Coverley, Sir Roger de, 27: 83–84; Addison's and Steele's parts in, 27: 82, 27: 163–165p. 190
Covetousness, Buddha on, 45: 669; freedom from, 45: 670–671; the cause of war, 28: 130–131; Epictetus on, 2: 152 (l. 95); Hobbes on, 34: 340, 34: 366; Jesus on, 44: 387 (l. 15); Locke on, 37: 91; Mohammed on, 45: 971; More on cause of, 36: 185; Pascal on, 48: 188, 48: 220 (l. 663); Penn on, 1: 331–332, 1: 373 (l. 4); Paul, St., on, 45: 497 (l. 11,10); the sin of, in FAUSTUS, 19: 227; see Avaricep. 190→ Inventory
Cowardice, Locke on, 37: 95–96; how developed, 37: 97–98p. 191
Cowards, insult dying majesty, 17: 14–15p. 191
Cowley, Abraham, OF AGRICULTURE, 27: 61–69; on Chaucer, 28: 81; 39: 168–169; Dryden on, 13: 62, 13: 427; Dryden on, 39: 162 n.; life and works, 27: 60; Poems by, 40: 365–369; Pindaric Odes of, 39: 320; popularity of works of, 39: 320p. 191
Cowper, William, Hymns by, 45: 562, 45: 563; Poems by, 41: 533–553; Emerson on, 5: 21; Mill on works of, 25: 16; Verses of Selkirk., 39: 295–296; The Task, of, 39: 299p. 191
Cowpox, first appearance of, 38: 167–168; inoculation for, 38: 169–170, 38: 190–191, 38: 199–202, 38: 203–215, 38: 216–217, 38: 142, 38: 143–220; not fatal or infectious, 38: 168–169, 38: 215–217; origin and symptoms of, 38: 146, 38: 155–160, 38: 161–163, 38: 170, 38: 180–183, 38: 184–191, 38: 198–203, 38: 204–206, 38: 209, 38: 212, 38: 216–217; return of, 38: 151–152, 38: 162–164; scarlatina and, 38: 215–216; and measles, 38: 215 n.; smallpox and, 38: 147–154, 38: 156–157, 38: 160–161, 38: 172, 38: 174, 38: 186 n., 38: 187, 38: 193, 38: 196–199, 38: 200–201, 38: 202–203, 38: 209, 38: 210, 38: 212–214, 38: 216, 38: 219–220; sources of spurious, 38: 172–183; treatment of, 38: 186–187, 38: 200–201, 38: 208–209p. 191→ Inventory
Cows, held sacred in Egypt, 33: 25–26p. 191
Cox, William, 33: 274, 33: 288, 33: 289p. 191
COXCOMB, EPITAPH ON A NOTED, 6: 487p. 191
Crabs, at St. Paul's, 29: 20; hermit, 29: 461; notopod, 29: 166p. 191→ Inventory
Crabs, giant, of Keeling Islands, 29: 466–467p. 191→ Inventory
CRABS, FABLE OF THE, 17: 30p. 191
Crabtree, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, uncle of Backbite, 18: 119; at Lady Sneerwell's, 18: 122–125; on Backbite's epigram, 18: 131–132; in gossip at Sneerwell's, 18: 132–133, 18: 134–135; at Teazle's, after the scandal, 18: 182–185p. 191
Craft, Hobbes on, 34: 352, 34: 366; Revenge's scheming child, 8: 116p. 191→ Inventory
Craftiness, Eliphaz on, 44: 77 (l. 12-14); Locke on, 37: 119; see Cunningp. 191→ Inventory
Craigdarroch, Burns on, 6: 363–365, 6: 381p. 191
CRAIGIEBURN WOOD, 6: 403, 6: 512p. 191
Crane, in FAUST, 19: 187; the prudent, 4: 238p. 191
CRANE AND WOLF, fable of the, 17: 12–13p. 191
Cranes, war with dwarfs alluded to, 4: 102p. 191
Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, 36: 114, 36: 117, 36: 120p. 191
Crashaw, Richard, WISHES FOR MISTRESS, 40: 359–363; ON SAINT TERESA, 40: 363–364p. 191
Crassipes, son-in-law of Cicero, 9: 129p. 191
Crassus, Gaius Licinius, law of, 9: 41p. 191
Crassus, Lucius, the orator, Sidney on, 27: 48p. 191
Crassus, Marcus Licinius, Asia contract, 9: 93; Catiline's Conspiracy and, 12: 229–230; Cicero and, 9: 121, 9: 128–129; 12: 238–239, 12: 242, 12: 246; death of, 12: 288; Dryden on, 13: 16; influence of, 12: 224; Milo and, 9: 98; and the Parthians, 33: 113–114; Pompey and, 9: 99; reference to, 20: 229 n.p. 191
Crassus, Publius, Roman jurisconsult, 55> 63, 9: 67; son of Marcus, admirer of Cicero, 12: 246; killed in Parthia, 12: 247p. 191
Crassus, brother of Piso Galba's adopted son, victim of Nero, 9: 189 n.p. 191
Crassinius, Caius, at Pharsalia, 12: 301p. 191
Cratais, mother of Scylla, 22: 165p. 191
Craters, of Galapagos Islands, 29: 376; of elevation, 29: 487p. 191
Cratinus, reference to, 8: 449p. 191
Cratinus, on Aspasia, 12: 61; on Pericles, 12: 37–38, 12: 50p. 191
Cratippus, Cicero and, 12: 237; Cicero the Younger, and, 9: 174p. 191
Craving, Buddha on noble and ignoble, 45: 715p. 191→ Inventory
Cravings, of children, 37: 86–88p. 191
Creation, Bacon on the, 3: 8; Berkeley on the, 37: 272–278; Calvin on the, 39: 47–48; centres of, 11: 383–386; Dante on manner of, 20: 313–314 n.; Descartes on, 34: 38–39; Dryden on the, 40: 389; Emerson on the, 42: 1260–1261; greater than destruction, 4: 242; Hume on, of matter, 37: 419 n.; Job, description of, in, 44: 132 (l. 4-11); March, date of, 40: 44; Mill on problem of, 25: 32; Mohammed on the, 45: 888–889, 45: 899; Mohammed on, of man, 45: 879, 45: 885, 45: 889, 45: 891, 45: 900; music on morning of, 4: 11 (l. 12); Owen on. xi, 4: 13–14; Pascal on the, 48: 82–83, 48: 207 (l. 625); prophecy of, 4: 104, 4: 117; Raleigh on the, 39: 99, 39: 101–106, 39: 107–111; reason of the, 3: 287; of the soul, 3: 288–289; special, objections to, 11: 399, 11: 413–414, 11: 417, 11: 418–419, 11: 427, 11: 453–454, 11: 455, 11: 472–473, 11: 488–489, 11: 490, 11: 491, 11: 493, 11: 494, 11: 495, 11: 496, 11: 499–500; special, of species, objections to, 11: 67–68, 11: 102–103, 11: 136–137, 11: 143, 11: 144, 11: 154, 11: 157, 11: 159–160, 11: 166, 11: 180, 11: 192, 11: 196, 11: 247–250, 11: 296, 11: 315; special, Owen on, 11: 13–14; Raphael relates story of, 4: 232–243; Uriel describes the, 4: 153–154p. 191→ Inventory
Creative Genius, Aristophanes on, 8: 442p. 192
Creator, Addison on the, 45: 535p. 192→ Inventory
Crecy, battle of, 35: 27–31; losses at, 35: 32–33; order of the English at, 35: 24–25; order of French, 35: 25–26p. 192
CRECY, THE CAMPAIGN OF, 35: 7–33p. 192
Credit, Bacon on assuming, 3: 100–101; Franklin on assuming, 1: 75; Luther on, 36: 331–332; see Loansp. 192
Credits, cash, in Scotland, 10: 237, 10: 244–245p. 192→ Inventory
Credulity, Hobbes on, 34: 374; reason of, human, 24: 18p. 192→ Inventory
CREECH, WILLIAM, LAMENT FOR, 6: 267–269p. 192
Creeds, best when clearest, 34: 289; Bronte on, 42: 1110; decline of, reason of, 25: 233–237; 34: 383–387; determined by accident of birth, 34: 284 n.; Emerson on modern, 5: 77; Hobbes on belief in, 34: 348; Locke on, 37: 127–128; origin of, 34: 375; Pope on religious, 40: 430; Rousseau on usefulness of, 34: 302–303; truth of, impossibility to finding, 34: 292–298; of Utopia, 36: 223–236p. 192→ Inventory
Creeper, the, in Tierra del Fuego, 29: 242p. 192→ Inventory
Creighton, Robert, Bishop of Wells, 15: 392p. 192
Cremona, reference to, 4: 24 (l. 4)p. 192
Creon, brother of Jocasta, sent to Delphi by Qidipus, 8: 211; returns, 8: 211–213; suspected by Qidipus, 8: 221; disclaims guilt, 8: 224–228; last scene with Qidipus, 8: 251–254; King of Thebes, forbids burial of Polynices, 8: 256, 8: 260–263; hears of burial, 8: 263–265; condemns Antigone, 8: 267–274; with Haemon, 8: 276–280; warned against his crimes, 8: 287–291; sees death of son, 8: 295–296; death of wife, 8: 297–298p. 192
Cresceus, Attilius, Pliny on, 9: 281–282p. 192
Crespino, the Bargello, 31: 203p. 192
Cressy, Drayton on, 40: 224; see Crecyp. 192
Cretaceous Era, in Europe, 30: 346–347p. 192
Crete, Anchises on, 13: 131–132; Homer on, 22: 261–262p. 192
Creteus, death of, 13: 319p. 192
Cretheus, son of Æolus, 22: 150p. 192
Creusa, ghost appears to Æneas, 13: 126–127; in sack of Troy, 13: 123, 13: 125p. 192
Crevasses, formation of, 30: 226–227, 30: 237; in glaciers, 30: 215, 30: 220–222p. 192→ Inventory
Crewe, Mrs., lines addressed to, 18: 108–112p. 192
Crichton, Admirable, Hazlitt on, 27: 277p. 192
CRICKET AND GRASSHOPPER, by Keats, 41: 895p. 192
Crime, reasons of, Augustine, St., on, 7: 27–30; Confucius on causes of, 44: 25 (l. 10); and law, 48: 104 n.; made by distrust, 5: 56; nature hostile to, 5: 97; prevention of, laws for, 25: 291–292; and punishment, inseparable, 5: 90; retribution of, 5: 100; retribution of; Stoic doctrine of, 9: 317 n.; trials of, in U. S., 43: 194 (l. 5), 43: 194–195 (l. 6); see Retribution; see a ' so Penologyp. 192→ Inventory
Crimes, great, never single, 26: 176p. 192
Criminal Codes, sanguinary, Emerson on, 5: 89p. 192
Criminals, equality of, 5: 116; public and private, 5: 279; proper treatment of, 2: 150 (l. 88); real punishment of, 2: 120 (l. 12)p. 192
Crinisus, father of Acestes, 13: 179p. 192
Crises, Lowell on, 42: 1371p. 192→ Inventory
Crisis, the, shows the man, 2: 173 (l. 157)p. 192→ Inventory
Crispinus, and Horace, 18: 18p. 192
Crispus, 44: 463 (l. 8); baptism of, 45: 491 (l. 14); destruction of, 3: 50p. 192
Cristoforo, Father, in THE BETROTHED, Attilio and, 21: 181; death, 21: 623; life and character, 21: 53–67; Lucia and, 21: 38–39, 21: 50–51, 21: 123, 21: 130–133, 21: 604–611; Renzo and, 21: 582–591, 21: 609–611; Rodrigo and, 21: 83–87p. 192
Critias, and Alcibiades, 12: 139, 12: 145p. 192
Critical Periods, 25: 103–105p. 192
Criticism, of art, 24: 28; of art, Goethe on, 39: 261–263, 39: 264; Bagehot on, 28: 194–195; comparison necessary to, 27: 213; 28: 73–74; 39: 208–209; delicacy requisite to just, 209 - n; false method of, 39: 289–290; fallacies of poetic, 28: 67–72; Hugo on, 39: 383–385; Hume on, 37: 297, 37: 359, 37: 420; Johnson's ideas of, 39: 242–248; Johnson on conjectural, 39: 244–245, 39: 246, 39: 247–248; of manners, morals, and religion, 27: 219–221; Mazzini on mission of, 32: 396; Montaigne on, 48: 390–391; need of negative, 25: 239; of others; Pascal's method of, 48: 17–18; physical organs in relation to, 27: 209; practice necessary to, 27: 211–212; prejudice fatal to, 27: 213–214; of poetry, 39: 311–316; possibility of fixing standard of, 27: 216–219; reason in, 27: 215–216; see Censoriousness; see Tastep. 192→ Inventory
Critics, Burke on mistake of, 24: 48; Burns on, 6: 321; Dryden on, 18: 15–17, 18: 21; Johnson on, 39: 239; knowledge requisite to, 24: 18–21; qualifications of, 27: 208–216; 39: 315–316p. 193→ Inventory
Crito, friend of Socrates, 2: 22, 2: 26, 2: 47, 2: 51–52, 2: 110–113p. 193
CRITO, Plato's, 2: 31–43p. 193
Critobulos, of Cyrene, 33: 89p. 193
Critobulus, and Socrates, 2: 22, 2: 26, 2: 47p. 193
Critolaus, in Rome, 3: 194p. 193
Crobylus, the orator, 12: 204p. 193
Croce, Baccino della, 31: 98, 31: 126p. 193
Crocodile, in Book of Job, 44: 138 n.; the, creation of, 4: 239; Herodotus on the, 33: 37–38p. 193→ Inventory
Crocker, Mrs., and More, 36: 116p. 193
Crocus, David on the, 12: 494p. 193
Crcesus, Chaucer on dream of, 40: 43; death of, 32: 5; and Solon, 3: 74p. 193
Croghan, George, and Braddock, 1: 134p. 193
Croll, on age of earth, 11: 344; on geological time, 11: 324–325; on glacial period, 11: 401p. 193
Cromwell, Burke on, 24: 186; Carlyle on, 25: 366–367, 25: 368–370; Carlyle's Life of, 39: 415; Defoe on, 27: 135; Emerson on, 5: 239; his fast proclamation, 43: 118 n.; Hazlitt on, 27: 275; Hugo on, 39: 356, 39: 376–380; as Lord Protector, 43: 106 n., 43: 115 (l. 33); Milton on, 28: 188–189; Pascal on, 48: 65 (l. 176); Pope on, 40: 437; and the Quakers, 34: 72, 34: 73; quotation from, 5: 159–160; Swift on, 27: 96; Waller's elegy on, 34: 145–146p. 193
Cromwell, preface to Hugo's, 39: 337–387p. 193
CROMWELL, SONNET TO, 4: 82–83p. 193
CROMWELL ' S RETURN, ODE UPON, 40: 372–376p. 193
Cromwell, Sir Richard, 36: 121p. 193
Cromwell, Sir Thomas, and More, 36: 113, 36: 117, 36: 120p. 193
Cronion, father of Venus, 22: 106; name of Zeus, 22: 160; references to, 22: 35, 22: 36, 22: 51p. 193
Cronos, his curse on Zeus, 8: 199–200; overthrown by Zeus, reference to, 8: 148; the war against, 8: 173–174p. 193
Crosfield, George, 1: 306p. 193
Cross, the, in architecture, 24: 63–64p. 193→ Inventory
Cross, of Jesus, exhortation to bear the, 7: 329; few bearers of, 7: 251–252; royal way of the, 7: 253–257; spell of the, 19: 56p. 193
Cross Breeding, see Intercrossesp. 193
Cross, Robert, 33: 230, 33: 245p. 193
Crossbow, Helmholtz on the, 30: 188–189p. 193→ Inventory
Crossing, see Intercrossingp. 193
CROSSING THE BAR, 42: 1057p. 193
Crossley, Hastings, translator of Epictetus, 2: 115p. 193
Crossness, founded in Vinland, 43: 13p. 193
CROW AND Fox, fable of, 17: 14p. 193
CROW AND PITCHER, fable of, 17: 32p. 193
CROWDIE EVERMAIR, 6: 543p. 193
Crowds, not company, 3: 66p. 193→ Inventory
Crown Servants, Confucius on, 44: 43 (l. 20); Tzu-hsia on, 44: 64 (l. 13)p. 193
Crowns, Hippolytus on usurped, 8: 347–348; Jesus on, 4: 383p. 193
Crucifixion, The, 44: 415–416p. 193
Cruelty, in children, 37: 102–103; in commanders, 36: 55–56; Hobbes on, 34: 343, 34: 408; in princes, 36: 53–55; of single and married men, 3: 22; well and ill employed, 36: 32p. 193→ Inventory
Cruelty, Mr., juryman in PILGRIM ' S PRO G RESS, 15: 100p. 193
Criiger, Dr., on orchids, 11: 194–195p. 193
C R U I K SHANK, MISS, T O, 6: 331p. 193
C R U I K SHANK, M R., EPITAPH FOR, 6: 288p. 193
Crusaders, in Dante's PARADISE, 20: 362p. 193
Crustacea, South American, 29: 166–167p. 193
Crying, of children, Locke on, 37: 92–95p. 193→ Inventory
Crystallization, different forms of, 30: 30–32, 30: 37p. 193
Crystals, perforated, 29: 154p. 193
Ctesius, son of Ormenus, 22: 210p. 193
Ctesiphon, Emerson on, 5: 226; indictment of, 12: 210p. 193
Ctesippus, 22: 303; death of, 22: 303; and Demosthenes, 12: 203; with Socrates, 2: 47; and Ulysses, 22: 280–281p. 193
Ctimene, daughter of Anticleia, 22: 209p. 194
Cuba, Independence of, 43: 440–441, 43: 443 (l. 1), 43: 448–449 (l. 16); slavery in, 5: 45–46p. 194
Cucao, Chiloe Islands, 29: 298–299p. 194
Cuccagua, land of the, 21: 193 n.p. 194
Cuckoo, habits of the, 29: 60–61; instincts of, 11: 259–262; Wordsworth on the, 39: 303p. 194→ Inventory
CUCKOO, TO THE, by Michael Bruce, 41: 450–451p. 194
CUCKOO, TO THE, by Wordsworth, 41: 641–642p. 194
Cudworth, Dr., 13: 30; 37: 166p. 194
Cuentas, Sierra de las, 29: 154p. 194
Cuevas, Luis Gonzaga, 43: 289p. 194
Cultivated Classes, rage of the, 5: 65p. 194
Culture, Arnold on, 28: 213–214; Confucius on, 44: 16 (l. 14); Huxley on, 28: 214; and morality, Rousseau on, 34: 162; necessity of valor in our, 5: 123–124; Rousseau on progress of, 34: 177; proper aim of, 32: 276; in relation to freedom and virtue, 32: 219, 32: 236–237, 32: 254–255, 32: 266–267; Schiller on office of, 32: 244; Thoreau on, 28: 417–418; timidity of our, 5: 95p. 194→ Inventory
CULTURE AND SCIENCE, Huxley's, 28: 207–223p. 194
Cumberland, Goldsmith on, 41: 505–507p. 194
Cuming, on shells, 29: 395, 29: 396, 29: 492p. 194
Cunizza, 20: 320 n.p. 194
Cunning, Bacon on, 3: 57–60; fable on, 17: 34; Locke on, 37: 119; Penn on, 1: 337 (l. 150-1); Webster on, 47: 765p. 194→ Inventory
CUNNINGHAM, ALEX., To, 6: 308–309p. 194
CUNNINGHAM, ALEXANDER, song to, 6: 538–539p. 194
Cunningham, Allan, poems by, 41: 782–784p. 194
Cupavo, son of Cycnus, 13: 328p. 194
Cupentus, death of, 13: 409p. 194
Cupid, assumes form of Ascanius, 13: 97–98; blindness of, 5: 301; Dante on worship of, 20: 314; and Psyche, 7 ip. 194→ Inventory
CUPID AND CAMPASPE, 40: 209p. 194
Cupidity, see Covetousnessp. 194
Curan, in KING LEAR, 46: 242p. 194
Curianus, Assidius, 9: 260–262p. 194
Curiatii, reference to the, 20: 306 n.p. 194
Curio, Gaius Scribonius, 20: 117 n.; and Antony, 12: 322–323, 12: 325; arid Cxsar, 12: 270, 12: 289, 12: 291; and Memmius, 9: 150; and Pompey, 9: 98, 9: 99p. 194
Curiosity, Augustine, St., on, 7: 28, 7: 189–190; Burke on, 24: 29–30; in children, 37: 104–107; folly of, 7: 207 (l. 1); Goethe on, 19: 19, 19: 339, 19: 340; Hobbes on, 34: 341, 34: 375; Kempis on, 7: 262 (l. 4), 7: 288 (l. 1); Locke on, in children, 37: 89; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 206 (l. 4); Montaigne on, 32: 43; noble and mean, 28: 114; Pascal on, 48: 15 (l. 18), 48: 60 (l. 152); Penn on, 1: 384 (l. 135); Tzu-kung on, 44: 60 (l. 24)p. 194
Curious-impertinent, history of the, 14: 305–346, 14: 351–355p. 194→ Inventory
Curious Persons, envious, 3: 22–23p. 194
Curius, Manius, Cicero on, 9: 15, 9: 19, 9: 81; and Coruncanius, 9: 23; old age of, 9: 65; reference to, 4: 383; in war with Pyrrhus, 9: 60p. 194
Currency, debasement of the, 10: 32; depreciation of the, 10: 563–564; effect of debasement on rents, 10: 38–39; see Moneyp. 194
Curricle, Lady Betty, epigram on, 18: 132p. 194
Curse, of Faust, 19: 66–67p. 194
Curses, Chaucer on, 40: 29p. 194
Curtius, Quintus, on Alexander, 37: 354; Cicero and, 9: 114p. 194
Curule-chair, defined, 20: 427p. 194
Curves, more beautiful than angles, 24: 94–95p. 194
Cusco, Milton on, 4: 329p. 194
Cuscrad, son of Conchobar, 49: 233–234p. 194
Cush, the Benjamite, Psalm concerning words of, 44: 150–151p. 194
Cushing's Battery, at Gettysburg, 43: 337, 43: 382p. 194
Custom, Calvin on, 39: 38–39; Descartes on ease of following, 34: 14; Emerson on defiance of, 5: 68–69; Harvey on, 38: 101; "honored in breach, " xlvi, 38: 112; Hume on, 37: 309, 37: 321–322, 3: 62; and justice, 48: 104, 48: 105 (l. 297), 48: 108 (l. 309), 48: 109 (l. 312); and manners, 37: 355–356; Mill on, 25: 199–200, 25: 265–266; in modes of living, 5: 51–52; and nature, 3: 96; obedience to, 48: 112 (l. 325); obedience to, a result of ignorance, 34: 373–374; overcome by custom, 7: 227 (l. 2); Pascal on, 48: 40 (l. 89,90), 48: 41 (l. 92,93), 48: 42 (l. 97); in religion, 48: 91 (l. 245), 48: 93 (l. 252); not resisted, becomes necessity, 7: 124; Shakespeare on, 46: 167–168; Winthrop on, 43: 85; see Conformity, Habit, Precedentp. 194→ Inventory
CUSTOM, Bacon's ESSAY O N, 3: 98–99p. 195
Customs, Augustine, St., on, 7: 39; Burke on, 24: 85, 24: 289–290; Goethe on, 19: 80; Woolman on, 1: 192; see Dutiesp. 195
Customary Conjunction, 37: 324, 37: 330, 37: 346–347, 37: 415p. 195
Cuttle-fish, Darwin on habits of, 29: 16–18; eyes of, 11: 190–191; supposed to have no heart, 12: 16 n.p. 195→ Inventory
Cuvier, on conditions of life, 11: 207–208; on the Diodon, 29: 23–24; on monkeys, 11: 341; reference to, 5: 18p. 195
Cybele, mother of the Gods, 4: 42; 8: 371, 9: 385 n.; 13: 132; and the ships of Æneas, 13: 295–296p. 195
Cyclades, the, described, 13: 132p. 195
Cycloid, invention of the, 34: 126p. 195
Cyclops, the, in the Z ENEID, 13: 148–150; and the Phaeacians, 22: 81; of Sindbad, 16: 252–255; and Ulysses, 22: 117–129; at Vulcan's forge, 13: 282p. 195→ Inventory
Cycnus, and Phaeton, 13: 328p. 195
Cydon, and Clytius, 13: 332p. 195
Cyllenius, messenger of Jove, 13: 83; see Mercuryp. 195
Cymodoce, the nymph, 13: 329p. 195
Cymothoe, reference to, 13: 78p. 195
Cynemernes, in Utopia, 36: 232p. 195
Cynesians, see Kynesiansp. 195
Cynicism, Comus on, 4: 63; Epictetus on true, 2: 157–161; tolerated in Athens, 3: 193p. 195→ Inventory
Cynics, see Diogenes, Demetrius, Antisthenesp. 195
Cynosarges, at Athens, 12: 5p. 195
Cynthia, and the boar of Calydon, 13: 249; and the Latmian shepherd, 40: 244; the moon called, 40: 232, 40: 244, 40: 248; name of Diana, 39: 63; reference to, 4: 35; see Artemis, Dianap. 195
Cyprian Epic, of Homer, Herodotus on, 33: 57p. 195
Cyprian, St., 39: 37 n.; 36: 134; Luther on, 36: 280; on sin, 39: 39; 4 °p. 195
Cyprus, conquered first by Amasisp. 195
Cyrene, Amasis and, 33: 88–89; School of, 3: 193p. 195
Cyrus, the Elder, Bacon on, 3: 129–130; and Cassandane, 33: 7; the cities of, 4: 391; first post ascribed to, 9: 368 n.; gardening of, 37: 175; on immortality, 9: 73–74; and the Jews, 32: 194 (l. 39); 48: 210 (l. 633); liberality of, 36: 53; Machiavelli on, 36: 20, 36: 21, 36: 83; on his old age, 9: 55–56; Pascal on, 48: 234 (l. 701); prophecy of, 48: 240–241; and Scipio, 36: 50; Sidney on, 27: 10–11, 27: 18; and Tomyris, 20: 192; the young soldier of, 32: 82p. 195
Cyrus, the Younger, and Aspasia, 12: 61; park of, 9: 66–67; Xenophon on, 9: 66–67p. 195
Cytheris, and Antony, 12: 328p. 195
CEDIPUS THE KING, 8: 209–254; .Sschylus's supposed criticism of, 8: 476–477; Shelley on, 18: 276p. 334
CEdipus, birth of, 8: 243–244; blinds him self, 8: 247; Creon and, 8: 211–213, 8: 220–221, 8: 224–230, 8: 251–254; daughters of, 8: 252–258, 8: 270, 8: 272–274; elected king of Corinth, 8: 237; exile of, 8: 254; exposed as infant by father, 8: 230; father's death described to, 8: 230–231; grief of, 8: 236; Homer on, 22: 151; Laius's murderers ought by, 8: 213, 8: 216–217; life related by, 8: 232–233; marriage to wife of Laius, 8: 217; called CEdipodes, 22: 151; in plague of the city, 8: 209–213; Polybus and, 8: 237–239; Prynne on tragedies on, 34: 153; remorse of, 8: 248–251; Sidney on example of, 27: 17; the sphinx and, 4: 409; 8: 221, 8: 224, 8: 254; Teiresias denounces, 8: 220–223; Voltaire on, 39: 364p. 334
CEnone, in P H S DRA, with Phaedra, learns of her love, 26: 138–146; urges Phaedra to live, 26: 139, 26: 140, 26: 141, 26: 147–148; prevents Phaedra's death, 26: 161; urges Phaedra to assume throne, 26: 163; an nounces Theseus's return, 26: 166; urges Phaedra to accuse Hippolytus, 26: 168–169; accuses Hippolytus, 26: 172–174; hears Hip polytus in love with Aricia, 180^2; de n ounce d by Phaedra, 26: 184; kills herself, 26: 190p. 334
CENONE AND PARIS, 40: 217–218p. 334