Danae, founder of Ardua, 13: 253; Jove and, 7: 18; 46: 55; 47: 612; Marlowe on, 46: 33; Sophocles on, 8: 286; Carew on, 40: 352; Tennyson on, 42: 974p. 196

Danaos, an Egyptian, 33: 45; daughters of, 8: 197–198; 13: 338p. 196

Danby, Earl of, Dedication to, 7- n; George Herbert and, 15: 391–392p. 196

Dancer, in FAUST, 19: 188p. 196→ Inventory

Dancing, Confucius on, 44: 9 (l. 1); Cowley on, 27: 65; Emerson on beauty of, 5: 303; among the Germans, 33: 106; Locke on, 37: 47, 37: 170p. 196→ Inventory

Dancing-Master, in FAUST, 19: 188p. 196

Dandini, on Socrates, etc., 5: 268p. 196

Danger, admiration excited by, 9: 347; Bacon on, 3: 56; Goethe on, 19: 341; Locke on insensibility to, 37: 95; of others, pleasure in, 24: 42–43; passions excited by, 24: 35; way of, in PIL GRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 45, 15: 218p. 196→ Inventory

Daniel, the prophet, Dante on, 20: 238; on dreams, 40: 43; on God, 36: 328; learning of, 3: 199; Luther on, 36: 329; Milton on, 4: 380; Nebuchadnezzar and, 20: 297 n.; Pascal on, 48: 232; prophecies of, 48: 245 (l. 722-3), 48: 254p. 196

Daniel, Arnault, Dante on, 20: 253p. 196

Daniel, Samuel, sonnets by, 40: 219–222p. 196

Daniel, the Saxon, 33: 285, 33: 290p. 196

Dante Alighieri, ancestry of, 349 notes 1 and 2; Arnold on selections from, 28: 72, 28: 79; banishment of, 20: 178, 20: 227 n.; banishment predicted, 20: 42, 20: 63–65, 20: 356–360; Beatrice and; Browning on the painting of, 42: 1095–1096, 20: 164 n.; Carlyle on, 25: 444; Casella and, 4: 81; Cavalcanti and, 20: 42 n.; Cellini on line of, 31: 303; date of descent into Hell, 20: 88 n.; DIVINE COMEDY; Dryden on, 39: 155; Emerson on, 5: 179; English love of, 5: 433; father of, 20: 349 n.; as a Franciscan, 20: 68 n.; Goethe on, 32: 389; Hazlitt on, 27: 272; Hugo on, 39: 349, 39: 354–355; Huxley on, 28: 217; life and works, 20: 3–4; Macaulay on, 27: 370; Milton on, 28: 174; on the ocean, 43: 30; on St. Peter's keys, 28: 110; in poet's band, 20: 19; religious belief of, 20: 390, 20: 396; rescue of child from drowning, 20: 77 n.; Ruskin on creed of, 28: 112; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 122, 32: 128, 32: 132; Shelley on, 27: 332, 27: 335, 27: 347, 27: 348, 27: 349, 27: 350; Sidney on, 27: 6; Thoreau on, 28: 420; Wordsworth on sonnets of, 41: 681; see Beatricep. 196

Danti, Vincenzo, 31: 420 n.p. 196

Danube, Herodotus on the (Ister), 33: 22; Tacitus on the, 33: 93p. 196

Danvers, Charles, and George Herbert, 15: 392–393p. 196

Danvers, Jane, wife of George Herbert, 15: 392, 15: 397, 15: 407–408, 15: 418p. 196

Danvilliers, siege of, 38: 19–21p. 196

Daphne, and Apollo, 40: 378; 4: 62; grove of, 4: 161; Webster on, 47: 794p. 196

Daphne, in TARTUFFE, 26: 204p. 196

Dapper, in THE ALCHEMIST, 47: 550–558, 47: 602, 47: 604, 47: 607–611, 47: 649–650, 47: 651–653p. 196→ Inventory

Darby, Earl of, and Dryden, 13: 425p. 196

Dardanus, born in Italy, 13: 133; Elcctra's son, 13: 272; founder of Troy, 20: 19 n.; Virgil on, 13: 246p. 196

Dare-not-lye, Mr., 15: 282, 15: 283p. 196

Dares, death of, 13: 402; and Entellus, 13: 190–194; 39: 173p. 196

Dares, Trojan priest, Caxton on, 39: 9p. 196

Daring, Graham on, 40: 359; Locke on, 37: 96; Shakespeare on, 46: 336p. 196→ Inventory

Darius, prophecy of, 48: 248p. 196

Darius III, Dryden on, 40: 393; empire of, 36: 17; Greek cities and, 36: 22; Raleigh on, 39: 98p. 196

Dark Ages, Shelley on the, 27: 345–346p. 196

Dark-land, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 297p. 196

Darkness, in architecture, 24: 68; children's fear of, 37: 118; sublimity and, 24: 67–68; sublimity of, 24: 114–118; terror in idea of, 24: 60–61; usefulness of, 28: 418; "visible, " iv, 28: 89p. 196→ Inventory

DARKNESS, Byron's poem, 41: 796–798p. 196

Darkness, Our Lady of, 27: 324p. 196

Darley, George, LOVELINESS OF LOVE, 9 I 3 - I 4p. 197

DARNING - NEEDLE, THE, 17: 315–318p. 197

Darwin, Charles Robert, ORIGIN OF SPE CIES; sketch of life and works, 11: 5–8; VOYAGE OF BEAGLEp. 197

Darwin, Erasmus, 11: 5, 11: 10 n.p. 197

Darwin, George, on lunar disturbances, 30: 282–283; on long period tides, 30: 298p. 197

Darwin, Horace, on lunar disturbances, 30: 282–283p. 197

Darwinism, Lowell on, 28: 462 n.p. 197

Datarius, Papal, 36: 284 n., 36: 285p. 197

Dathan, reference to, 44: 278 (l. 17)p. 197

Datis, general of Darius, 12: 82p. 197

Dativo, the pedagogue, 38: 14–15p. 197

DATUR H OR A QUIET I, 41: 754p. 197

DAUNTON ME, T O, 6: 303p. 197

Dauphin, heir-apparent of France, 2 I 7p. 197

Davaine, Dr., 38: 364p. 197

Davenant, Dr., Bishop of Salisbury, 15: 394p. 197

D'Avenant, Sir William, DAWN SONG, 40: 354; Swift on, 27: 109p. 197

David, and the Amorites, 43: 103; Bagehot on, 28: 169–170; Burns on, 6: 229; on Christ, 44: 426–427 (l. 25-31); Dante on, 20: 184–185; in Dante's PARA DISE, 20: 371; faults of, 15: 260; God's covenant with, 44: 254 (l. 3), 44: 255 (l. 4), 44: 256 (l. 20-37), 44: 257 (l. 38-51); Goliath and, 36: 46–47; Kempis on, 7: 337 (l. 8); Locke on stories of, 37: 133; Mephibosheth and, 43: 104; Milton on, 4: 350, 4: 393–394; Mohammed on, 45: 917; Nathan and, 27: 25; one of nine worthies, 39: 20; Pascal on, 48: 91 (l. 243), 48: 230 (l. 690), 48: 231–232, 48: 264 (l. 752); Paul on, 44: 451 (l. 22); on the Sabbath, 44: 368 (l. 3-4); sword of, 35: 187–188; and the tabernacle, 44: 313–314; and the temple, 44: 438 (l. 46); in valley of death, 15: 66, 15: 134–135; water, story of, 1: 285–286; 5: 126; Winthrop on, 43: 94p. 197

DAVID, PSALMS OF, 44: 146–194, 44: 205–230, 44: 251–252, 44: 268, 44: 271–272, 44: 283–287, 44: 307–308, 44: 308–309, 44: 312–313, 44: 314–315, 44: 319–332; remarks on, 44: 144; Sidney on, 27: 9, 27: 11p. 197

DAVID, SONG TO, 41: 484–498p. 197

David, King, of Britain, 35: 252p. 197

DAVIE, EPISTLE TO, 6: 66–70p. 197

DAVIE, SECOND EPISTLE TO, 6: 107–108p. 197

DAVIES, CHARMS OF LOVELY, 6: 405p. 197

DAVIES, MISS, EPIGRAM ON, 6: 404p. 197

Davies, Mr., on puerperal feverp. 197

Davies, Tom, Lamb on, 27: 300 n.p. 197

Davy, Sir Humphry, and conservation, law of, 30: 175; Faraday and, 30: 5; on frictional heat, 30: 197; potassium, discovered by, 30: 119 n.p. 197

DAWN SONG, by D'Avenant, 40: 354p. 197

DAWN SONG, by Shakespeare, 40: 268p. 197

DAY Is COMING, THE, n 95-7p. 197

DAY IS DONE, THE, 42: 1274–1275p. 197

DAY IS PAST AND OVER, THE, 45: 542–543p. 197

DAY RETURNS, 6: 314p. 197

DAYS, by Emerson, 42: 1243–1244p. 197

DAYS THAT WERE, THE, 42: 1197–1198p. 197

Dead, Brynhild on the, 49: 370; Calvin on masses for the, 39: 36–37; grief for, 27: 286; knowledge of the, 39: 92; Luther on masses for, 36: 306–307; Pascal on prayers for the, 48: 339–340p. 197→ Inventory

Dead Man's Lane, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 128p. 197

DEAN OF FACULTY, THE, 6: 545–546p. 197

Death, Adam's first view of, 4: 330; Addison on contemplation of, 27: 80; Æschylus on, 8: 80; Arabian inscriptions on, 16: 300–304, 16: 312, 16: 317, 16: 320–321, 16: 425, 16: 441; Aristophanes on, 8: 483; Aristotle on, 38: 84; Barbauld on, 41: 555; Beaumont on, 47: 707; Beowulf on, 49: 43; Browne on, 3: 251, 3: 290, 3: 291–292, 3: 295–296, 3: 324; Browning, Robert, on, 42: 1065; Browning, Elizabeth B., on, 41: 941–942; Bryant on, 42: 1213–1215; Buddhist ideas of, 45: 662, 45: 681, 45: 683–684, 45: 736; Bunyan's allegory of, 15: 158–160, 15: 310–318; Burke on idea of, 24: 35; Burns on, 6: 62, 6: 297; Byron on fear of, 18: 427; Calderon on, 26: 70; children mitigate, 3: 20; Cicero on, 9: 69–72; Clough on, 42: 1120; comes to all alike, 27: 78 n.; Confucius on, 44: 34 (l. 11); Diogenes on, 2: 180 (l. 187); Drummond on, 40: 326; Dryden on, 18: 98, 18: 99–100; Ecclesiastes on, 44: 341 (l. 1); Emerson on, 5: 131, 5: 293–294; Epictetus on, 2: 131 (l. 44), 2: 164 (l. 130,131), 2: 165 (l. 132,134,135), 2: 167 (l. 139), 2: 174 (l. 161), 2: 181 (l. 188); Euripides on, in misery, 8: 349; Faust on, 19: 66; fear of, disposes to peace, 34: 370; "felicity of wretched men, " xlvi, 34: 72; Fitzgerald on, 41: 945–947; friends lessen fear of, 3: 71; friendship takes sting from, 9: 17; Goethe on, 19: 401–402; Gray on, 40: 446, 40: 454; Grenville on, 42: 1010; Hamlet's soliloquy on, 46: 144; 34: 132–133; the happiest, 2: 181 (l. 189); Harvey on cause of, 38: 122; Harvey on two kinds of, 38: 109; Henley's wish for, 42: 1210; Herbert on, 40: 342; Hindu conception of, 45: 792; Job on, 44: 74–75, 44: 92 (l. 10-12), 44: 104 (l. 23), 44: 105 (l. 24-6); Kempis on meditations of, 7: 230–232; knowledge of world after, 39: 96–97; Longfellow on, 42: 1278; love and, 42: 1036; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 202 (l. 11,12), 2: 203 (l. 14), 2: 204 (l. 17), 2: 206 (l. 3), 2: 208 (l. 7), 2: 213 (l. 5,6), 2: 214 (l. 14), 2: 220 (l. 47,48), 2: 221 (l. 50), 2: 223 (l. 4), 2: 230 (l. 29), 2: 232 (l. 2), 2: 236 (l. 24), 2: 237 (l. 28), 2: 241 (l. 47), 2: 244 (l. 10), 2: 245 (l. 19), 2: 247 (l. 32), 2: 249 (l. 50), 2: 256 (l. 18), 2: 265–266 (l. 3), 2: 268 (l. 21), 2: 271 (l. 33), 2: 284 (l. 36), 2: 285 (l. 3), 2: 296 (l. 5), 2: 298 (l. 23), 2: 300 (l. 31); Milton on, 4: 165, 4: 320, 4: 356, 4: 454; Mohammed on, 45: 975; Montaigne on, 32: 5–8, 32: 9–28; Montaigne's conceptions, Pascal on, 48: 25, 48: 395; More on, 36: 120; Nashe on, 40: 260–261; to be overcome by Christ, 4: 141–142; Pascal on, 48: 63 (l. 166,168), 48: 64 (l. 169), 48: 65 (l. 175), 48: 71, 48: 79 (l. 210), 48: 80 (l. 215-16), 48: 150 (l. 447), 48: 330–338; Penn on, 1: 363 (l. 500-5); Pope on knowledge of, 40: 424; Raleigh on, 39: 94, 39: 98; Raleigh on thoughts of, 40: 204; Roman expression for, 12: 235; Rossetti, C. G., on xlii, 12: 1181, 12: 1182; Rousseau on, 34: 261–262; Schiller on, 26: 473; scholar's dread of, 19: 30–31; Shakespeare on, 40: 269, 40: 270; Shakespeare on fear of, 46: 313; Shelley on, 18: 308–309, 18: 310, 18: 353–354; 41: 833, 41: 869; Shirley on, 40: 349, 40: 350; Socrates on, 2: 16–17, 2: 25, 2: 27, 2: 28–29, 2: 50–59, 2: 60–61; Sophocles on, 5: 121–122; 8: 272; Stevenson on, 42: 1213; Swinburne on, 42: 1205; terror of animals, 34: 177; Utopian ideas of, 36: 228; Valley of Shadow of, 15: 65–69, 15: 245–249; Vaughan on, 40: 347; "where is thy victory, " xlv, 40: 513 (l. 55); White on, 41: 913; Whitman on, 42: 1417–1418, 42: 1422; "who kings and tars dispatches, " xii, 42: 503–504; Woolman on nearness to, 1: 198p. 197→ Inventory

Death, in PARADISE LOST, 4: 125–128, 4: 134, 4: 296–301, 4: 305–307; Burke on, 24: 50–51p. 198→ Inventory

DEATH, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 9–10p. 198

DEATHBED, THE, 41: 910p. 198

DEATH AND DOCTOR HORNBOOK, 6: 74–79p. 198

DEATH, by Donne, 40: 305–306p. 198

DEATH OF A FAIR INFANT, ON THE, 4: 18–20p. 198

DEATH AND THE OLD MAN, a fable, 17: 39p. 198

DEATH OF POOR MAILIE, 6: 41–42p. 198

DEATH, PRAYER IN PROSPECT OF, 6: 34–35p. 198

DEATH, SONG OF, 6: 426p. 198

DEATH STANDS ABOVE ME, 41: 905p. 198

DEATH, THE TERROR OF, 41: 897p. 198

DEATH ' S MESSENGERS, 45: 685–692p. 198

DEATHS OF LITTLE CHILDREN, Hunt's, 27: 285–288p. 198

Debasement, of currency, 10: 31–32; effect on money rents, 10: 38p. 198→ Inventory

Debates, Penn on, 1: 335 (l. 133-5)p. 198→ Inventory

Debauchery, Burns on, 6: 185; courage and, 37: 54p. 198→ Inventory

De Bouillon, Cardinal Retz on, 5: 307p. 198

Debt, Emerson on, 5: 96; Franklin on, 1: 91; imprisonment for, in Massachusetts, 43: 71 (l. 33); Penn on collecting, 1: 327 (l. 48); in Utopia, 36: 190p. 198→ Inventory

Decebalus, King of Dacia, 9: 369 n., 9: 370 n.p. 198

Deceit, Pascal on sources of, 48: 37–38; punishment of, in Hell, 20: 46–47; Whitman on, 39: 402–403p. 198→ Inventory

DECEMBER, THOU GLOOMY, 6: 430p. 198

Decemviri, Roman, 9: 277 n.p. 198

Decency, Mill on offences against, 25: 294p. 198→ Inventory

Decii, deaths of the, 9: 72p. 198

Decius, Publius, Cicero on, 9: 60p. 198

Decius, Roman Emperor, persecutions under, 38: 392p. 198

Decker, see Dekkerp. 198

DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, 43: 150–155; Lincoln on, 43: 316p. 198

DECLARATION, THE MECKLENBURG, 43: 156–157p. 198

Declaration of Right, Burke on, 24: 156–157, 24: 171–172p. 198

DECLARATION OF RIGHTS, 43: 147–149p. 198

Decow, Isaac, 1: 54–55p. 198

Decurii, Roman, 9: 194 n.p. 198

DEDICATION, A, by Burns, 6: 211–214p. 198

Dee, Dr., the magician, 47: 589 n.p. 199

Deer, ages, various of the, 35: 343; in Brazil, 29: 56–57p. 199→ Inventory

Defects, compensation for, 5: 98; Hugo on, 39: 385–386; Shakespeare on single, 46: 112p. 199→ Inventory

Defence, national, expense of, 10: 447–450p. 199→ Inventory

Deference, Emerson on, 5: 209; Pascal on, no (317)p. 199

Definitions, Burke on, 24: 12; Goethe on, 19: 132; Hobbes on, 34: 326–327, 34: 333; Hume on, 37: 351–352; Johnson on, 39: 191–195; Pascal on, 48: 404, 48: 405, 48: 422–424, 48: 425–428, 48: 433–434p. 199→ Inventory

Defoe, Daniel, EDUCATION OF WOMEN, 27: 148–151; Emerson on, 5: 433; on Englishmen, 5: 340; Essay on Projects, 1: 14; Franklin on, 1: 23; life and works, 27: 132; SHORTEST WAY WITH DISSENTERS, 27: 133–147p. 199

DEFORMITY, BACON ' S ESSAY O N, 3: 107–108p. 199

Deformity, Browne on, 3: 267–268; Burke on, 24: 83–84; envy and, 3: 23p. 199→ Inventory

Degerando, Landor on, 5: 317p. 199

Deglutition, Harvey on, 38: 87p. 199

Degradation, geological; see Denudationp. 199

Deianira, and Nessus, 20: 50p. 199

Deidamia, Dante on, 20: 108, 20: 237p. 199

DEIL, ADDRESS TO THE, 6: 140–143p. 199

DEIL ' SAW A WI ' THE EXCISEMAN, 6: 439p. 199

Deiotarus, Cicero on, 9: 136, 9: 137, 9: 140, 9: 143, 9: 147; in war of Antony and Octavius, 12: 370p. 199

Deiphile, in Limbo, 20: 237p. 199

Deiphobe, the Sibyl, and ^Eneas, 13: 207–238p. 199

Deiphobus, in Hades, 13: 223–225; at Trojan horse, 22: 53p. 199

Deism, Franklin on, 1: 55; Mill on, 25: 33–34, 25: 47–48; Pascal on, 48: 181, 48: 183; Rousseau on, 34: 280, 34: 282–283, 34: 284, 34: 288–289, 34: 299–300p. 199→ Inventory

Dejection, Coleridge on, 25: 86; defined by Hobbes, 34: 342; results of, 34: 353p. 199→ Inventory

DEJECTION: AN ODE, 41: 728–732p. 199

DEJECTION, STANZAS WRITTEN IN, 41: 827–828p. 199

Dekker, Thomas, Hazlitt on, 27: 276; life and works, 47: 468; POEMS BY, 40: 317–319; SHOEMAKER ' S HOLIDAY, 47: 469–537p. 199

Delaware, Lord, at Crecy, 35: 24; at Poitiers, 35: 42p. 199

Delay, Bacon on, 3: 56–57; Penn on, 354 (39 °); Shakespeare on, 40: 262p. 199

Delectable Mountains, in PILGRIM ' S PRO G RESS, 15: 58, 15: 122–123p. 199

DELIA, AN ODE, 6: 340p. 199

Deliberation, Hobbes on, 34: 343; language of, 34: 344p. 199→ Inventory

Delicacy, as cause of beauty, 24: 95; of imagination, Hume on, 27: 209–212p. 199→ Inventory

Delight, Burke on, 24: 33–34; Hobbes on, 34: 339–340; how caused by pain, 24: 107–108; Shelley on, 41: 825–827p. 199→ Inventory

Delilah, see Dalilap. 199

Delille, Hugo on, 39: 369–370p. 199

Delio, in DUCHESS OF MALFI, 47: 755, 47: 757; in presence-chamber scene, 47: 757, 47: 759–761; learns Antonio's marriage, 47: 774; advises Antonio, 47: 777; despatched to Rome, 47: 780; with Antonio, after interval, 47: 789–791; on Malatesti, 47: 804–805; on Bosola, 47: 805–806; with Julia in Rome, 47: 785–786; on Antonio's betrayal, 47: 786; with Antonio in Milan, 47: 831–834, 47: 845–847; in final scene, 47: 854–855p. 199

Dellius, and Cleopatra, 12: 339–340, 12: 368p. 199

Delos, island of, 13: 133p. 199

Delphi, navel of earth, 5: 334; building of temple of, 33: 88p. 199

Delphian Oracle, Æschylus on ambiguity of, 8: 56; Emerson on, 42: 1248; prophets of, 8: 122–123p. 199

Delphos, King, 8: 123p. 199

Delrio, Manzoni on, 21: 532p. 199

Deltas, Lyell on, 38: 401p. 199→ Inventory

DELUDED SWAIN, THE PLEASURE, 6: 474–475p. 199

Deluge, Calvin on the, 39: 39; Locke on, 37: 165; Milton on, 4: 337–340; Pascal on, 48: 207 (l. 625), 48: 215–216 (l. 644)p. 199→ Inventory

Deluges, Bacon on, 3: 136–137p. 199→ Inventory

Demades, Alexander and, 12: 210; death of, 12: 217; Demosthenes and, 12: 197, 12: 200, 12: 214; fickleness of, 12: 201p. 199

Demagogues, Hamilton on, 43: 201–202p. 199→ Inventory

Demand, effectual and absolute, 10: 57p. 199→ Inventory

Demand and Supply, equalization of, 10: 58; of laborers in regard to population, 10: 82; as regulators of price, 10: 57–58p. 199

Demaratus, the Spartan, 12: 31p. 199

Demas, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 110 -11. 3°9p. 199

Demeter, functions of, 8: 379; Hades, ruler of, 33: 62; hymn to, 8: 450–451; lasion and, 22: 71; the Isis of Egyptians, 33: 34, 33: 79; mystic rites of, 33: 85; Rhampsinitos and, 33: 62p. 199

Demetrius, the Cynic, and Nero, 2: 132 (l. 45)p. 200

Demetrius, the Grammarian, and the philosophers, 32: 49–50p. 200

Demetrius, of Phaleron, and zEsop, 17: 8; on Aristides, 12: 78, 12: 79p. 200

Demetrius, son of Philip II, 3: 51p. 200

Demetrius, the silversmith, 44: 465, 44: 466p. 200

Democracy, Aristotle on, 24: 260 n.; Burke on, 24: 229–230, 24: 259–260; education and, 25: 108; Emerson on, 5: 243; justified by example of Lincoln, 28: 448; Machiavelli on, 25: 368–369; Mill on, 25: 107, 25: 120, 25: 144, 25: 196–198, 25: 261; James Mill on, 25: 68–69; nobility and, 3: 35; Rousseau on, 34: 221; supposed shortcomings of, 28: 431p. 200→ Great Idea

DEMOCRACY, ESSAY ON, Lowell's, 28: 451–470p. 200→ Great Idea

Democracy in America, Mill on, 25: 120–121; James Mill on, 25: 126p. 200

Democritus, Browne on, 3: 316; death of, 2: 206 (l. 3); Huxley on, 28: 219; on kitchen gardens, 10: 157; in Limbo, 20: 20 n.p. 200

Demodocus, the minstrel, 22: 100, 22: 101, 22: 105, 22: 111–112; Milton on, 4: 22p. 200

Demogorgon, 47: 567 n.; Milton on, 4: 132p. 200

Demoleiis, and Æneas, 13: 187p. 200

Demons, Hobbes on possession by, 34: 355–356; Milton on, '- •, 34: 36p. 200→ Inventory

Demonstration, Hume on, 37: 332 n., 37: 418–419; judgment and fancy in, 34: 351; Pascal's method of, 48: 404–407, 48: 421–437p. 200→ Inventory

Demophon, steward of Alexander, 32: 57p. 200

Demophoon, Dante on, 20: 323p. 200

Demosthenes, on action, 3: 31; z£schines on, 9: 215; Alexander demands, 12: 209–210; early ambition, 12: 194; opposes Antipater, 12: 213; compared with other Athenian orators, 12: 197; Athens honors, 12: 216–217; birth and education, 12: 193; Carlyle on, 25: 378; Cicero compared with, 12: 192–193, 12: 258–259; COMPARISON OF CICERO AND, 12: 260–263; 39: 159; Cicero on, 12: 237; condemnation and banishment, 12: 212–213; courage in resisting populace, 12: 202; on the Crown, 12: 210–211; death of, 12: 215–216, 12: 263; 4: 79; determined disposition, 12: 201; fiery eloquence of, 9: 348–349; not an extempore speaker, 12: 196–197; faults, 12: 201–202; flight from battle, 12: 206–207; pronounces funeral oration, 12: 207; suit against guardians, 12: 194–195; Harpalus and, 12: 211–212; forms new league, 12: 209; Midias and, 12: 200; Mill on, 25: 18; nicknames, 12: 193–194; old woman and, 9: 346; orations, 12: 202–203; Philip of Macedon and, 12: 200–201, 12: 203–207, 12: 208–209; Pliny on, 9: 187, 9: 205; Plutarch's LIFE OF, 12: 191–217; first entry on public business, 12: 194–195; on public speaking, 9: 251; recalled to Athens, 12: 213–214; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 131; urged to new studies, 12: 196; style, 12: 199–200; teachers, 12: 194; methods of training himself, 12: 199–200p. 200

Dempster, George, Burns on, 6: 159, 6: 170, 6: 177p. 200

Denham, Sir John, Dryden on, 39: 163; on Henry VIII, 24: 252p. 200

Denham, Mr., and Franklin, 1: 39, 1: 40, 1: 41, 1: 48, 1: 48–50p. 200

Denial, not scepticism, 37: 191–192p. 200→ Inventory

Denman, see Denhamp. 200

Dennis, John, on Addison's Cato, 27: 166, 27: 167, 27: 168, 27: 185–196; on Shakespeare, 39: 212, 39: 231–232p. 200

Denny, Gov., Franklin on, 1: 127, 1: 146, 1: 149–150, 1: 161, 1: 162p. 200

Dente, Vitaliano del, 20: 71 n.p. 200

Denudation, Darwin on geological, 11: 322–323, 11: 325, 11: 330–331; 29: 319–320; Giekie on, 30: 340–341; Lyell on, 38: 400, 38: 414p. 200→ Inventory

DEPARTURE, by Patmore, n 12-13p. 200

Dependencies, Machiavelli on, 36: 8–12, 36: 18–19; arms in, 36: 69; factions in, 36: 69–70p. 200

Dependent Origination, 45: 625, 45: 664–665p. 200

Deposition, Rousseau on right of, 34: 220, 34: 226p. 200

Depravity, Dante on human, 20: 209–211; Emerson on doctrine of, 5: 267p. 200→ Inventory

Depth, grander than other dimensions, 24: 60–62p. 200→ Inventory

De Quincey, Thomas, life and works, 27: 318; LEVANA AND LADIES OF S OR ROW, 27: 319–325p. 200

Dercennus, in / ENEID, 13: 386p. 200

Dercetaeus, and Antony, 12: 382p. 200

Descartes, Rene\ on comets, 34: 118; geometry, work in, 34: 112, 34: 125; on God, 37: 345 n.; life and works of, 34: 3; on light, 34: 122; Locke on system of, 37: 165; ON THE METHOD, 34: 5–62; reasons for and against publishing METHOD, 34: 49–62; remarks on METHOD, 34: 3–4; provisory code of morals, 34: 21–25; compared with Newton, 34: 108–113; Pascal on, 48: 34, 48: 408; beginning of new philosophy, 34: 28–34; physical investigations, 34: 35–48, 34: 51–53; idea of planetary motions, 34: 114; on rainbow, 34: 122; Rousseau on, 34: 249; scepticism of, 37: 407–408; on the soul, 34: 103; on telescopes, 34: 124; travels, 10 - n, 34: 25–27; Voltaire on, 34: 108–113p. 200

Descent, in classification, 11: 441–442p. 201→ Inventory

Description, Burke on verbal, 24: 51–54; Wordsworth on powers of, 39: 297p. 201→ Inventory

Desdemona, Lamb on, 27: 312p. 201

DESERTED VILLAGE, THE, 12: 509–519; an idyllic poem, 39: 299p. 201

Deserters, article on, in Spanish Treaty, 43: 275 (l. 13)p. 201→ Inventory

Deserters, the Egyptian, 33: 19–20p. 201

Desert, "use man after his, " xlvip. 201

Deserts, Burton on, 28: 411p. 201→ Inventory

DE SIDE R I A, 41: 674–675p. 201

Desire, defined by Hobbes, 34: 337; love contrasted with, 34: 337–338; 24: 74; Milton on, 4: 167; offences through, 2: 201 (l. 10)p. 201→ Great Idea

Desires, Augustine, St., on worldly, 7: 182–194; Bacon on, and fears, 3: 48; Buddha on noble and ignoble, 45: 715; Dante on, 20: 215–218; Descartes on limitation of, 34: 23–24; Emerson on unbridled, 5: 92; Epictetus on, 2: 170 (l. 145); Hindu reward of righteous, 45: 817; Hobbes on, 34: 336–340; Kempis on, 7: 211, 7: 272, 7: 276, 7: 291, 7: 317 (l. 6); language of, 34: 344; Locke on, 37: 109; Locke on, of children, 37: 86–90; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 211 (l. 16); Mill on, 25: 254p. 201

Despair, defined by Hobbes, 34: 340; Epictetus on, 2: 173 (l. 156); in music, Collins on, 12: 477p. 201→ Inventory

Despair, the giant, in " I L GRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 116–122, 15: 287–289p. 201→ Inventory

Despoblado, valley of, interesting features of, 29: 359p. 201

DESPONDENCY: AN ODE, 6: 197–199p. 201

Despondency, see DisponJencyp. 201

Despotism, legitimate with barbarians, 25: 204; origin of, 34: 215–219; Rousseau on, 34: 225–226; secrecy surrounding, 24: 50p. 201→ Inventory

De Stael, Madame, and the Emperor, 27: 235; on herself, 5: 432p. 201

Destinies, in MANFRED, 18: 428–433p. 201→ Inventory

DESTRUCTION OF D A DERGA ' S HOSTEL, 49: 197–248p. 201

Destruction, Way of, in PILGRIM ' S PRO G RESS, 15: 45–46p. 201

Determination, why honorable, 34: 366; Pliny on, 9: 250p. 201

Determinism, see Free Willp. 201

Detraction, Jesus on, 44: 369 (l. 22); Kempis on, 7: 292, 7: 310 (l. 5), 7: 323–324; Penn on, 1: 345–346, 1: 380–381 (l. 85-89); Socrates on, 2: 16; superiority to, 2: 119 (l. 7)p. 201→ Inventory

DETRACTION, ON THE, WHICH FOLLOWED CERTAIN TREATISES, 4: 79–80p. 201

Detritus, see Denudationp. 201

Detroit, River, navigation of, 43: 286 (l. 7)p. 201

Deucalion, son of Minos, 22: 262p. 201

DEUKS, DANG O ' E R MY DADDIE, 6: 439p. 201

DEUS, EGO A MOTE, 45: 556p. 201

De Vere, Sir Aubrey, GLEN GAR IF F, 41: 911–912p. 201

De Vere, Edward, A RENUNCIATION, 40: 289p. 201

DeVere, house of, its motto, 5: 374p. 201

Devereux, Col., at Gettysburg, 43: 385p. 201

Devereux, Penelope, and Sidney, 27: 3–4p. 201

Devereux, Robert, A PASSION, 40: 287p. 201

Devil, Bacon on, enviousness of the, 3: 26; Bunyan on, 15: 195; Dante on, 20: 164 n.; Goethe on, 19: 22; Kempis on, 7: 266 (l. 7); More on, 36: 100–101; Penn on, 1: 345 (l. 267)p. 201→ Inventory

DEVON, BANKS OF THE, 6: 288p. 201

Devonshire, Duke of, Emerson on, 5: 412–413p. 201

DEVOTED WIFE, THE, 45: 693–696p. 201

Devotion, false, Kempis on, 7: 262–263 (l. 5); Moliere on false, 26: 213, 26: 214p. 201→ Inventory

Dexter, Afranius, case of, 9: 322–324p. 201

Dexter, H. M., translator of hymn, 45: 541–542p. 201

Dexterity, favored by division of labor, 10: 13p. 201→ Inventory

Dextro-Tartrate of Lime, fermentation of, 38: 316–323p. 201

Dhanafijaya, 45: 754, 45: 755–756, 45: 760–765p. 201

Dhritirashtra, 45: 785p. 201

Diadematus, surname of Metellus, 12: 156p. 201

Dialects, Johnson on, 39: 183–184p. 201→ Inventory

Dialogue, Franklin on, 1: 23p. 201→ Inventory

DIALOGUE SONG: PHILLY AND WILL Y, 6: 506–507p. 202

DIALOGUES OF HYLAS AND PHILONOUS, ETC., 37: 185–285; remarks on, 37: 186p. 202

DIALOGUES OF PLATO, 2: 5–113p. 202

Diamonds, same as charcoal, 30: 29; pounded, as means of death, 31: 246p. 202→ Inventory

Diana, Camilla and, 13: 375–377; chastity of, 4: 56; goddess of childbirth (called Cinthia), 40: 244; Latmian Shepherd and (Cinthia), 40: 244; worship of, at Ephesus, 44: 465–466; see Artemis, Cynthiap. 202

DIANA, HYMN TO, 40: 299p. 202

Diana of Foix, Montaigne to, 32: 29p. 202

DIANE ME, To, 40: 336p. 202

DIAPHENIA, 40: 228–229p. 202

Diaries, in travel, 3: 46–47p. 202→ Inventory

Diastole, see Systole; see Diastolep. 202

Diaz, Ruy, see Cidp. 202

Dibdin, Charles, TO M BOWLING, 41: 502p. 202

Dicearcus, Montaigne on, 32: 20p. 202

Dicers, More on, 36: 200p. 202

Dichogamous Plants, 11: 105p. 202

Dickens, Charles, Emerson on, 5: 439, 5: 471; THE IVY GREEN, 42: 1147–1148p. 202

Dickie of Dryhope, inp. 202

Dickson, J. F., paper by, 45: 740p. 202

Dicomes, king of the Gets, 12: 371p. 202

Dictes, Caxton on, 39: 9p. 202

DICTES AND SAYINGS OF THE PHILOSOPHERS, 39: 9–13, 39: 5 n.p. 202

DICTIONARY, PREFACE TO JOHNSON ' S, 39: 182–206p. 202

Didactic Art, Schiller on, 32: 270–271p. 202

Didactic Poetry, Poe on, 28: 375; Wordsworth on, 39: 299p. 202

Diderot, Carlyle on, 25: 353; Hobbes and, 34: 308p. 202

Didias, Julianus, see Julianusp. 202

Dido, Æneas and, 13: 83–175; Calypso and, 39: 157; Carthage founded by, 13: 86; Chaucer's picture of, 5: 276–277; death of, 13: 176–177; Dryden on, 13: 29–37; harshness of her reign, 36: 54; in Hell, 20: 23; in the Mournful Fields, 13: 222–223p. 202→ Inventory

Didymus, Newman on, 28: 38p. 202

Diego, the negro, with Drake, 33: 139, 33: 143, 33: 148, 33: 152p. 202

DIES IKM, DIES ILL A, 45: 551–553p. 202

Diet, Bacon on changes of, 3: 81; of children, Locke on, 37: 16–21p. 202→ Inventory

Difficulty, Burke on, 24: 299; Channing on value of, 28: 314–315; source of the sublime, 24: 65p. 202→ Inventory

Difficulty, hill of, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 45, 15: 218p. 202→ Inventory

Diffidence, Browning on, 18: 364; Hobbes on, 34: 340, 34: 365; Pliny on, 9: 275; quarrels caused by, 34: 388, 34: 389p. 202→ Inventory

Diffidence, wife of Despair, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 117, 15: 120–121, 15: 287p. 202→ Inventory

Digby, Sir Kenelm, 5: 354–355; Pope on, 40: 433p. 202

Diggory, in SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, 18: 216–217, 18: 252p. 202

Dignity, Confucius on, 44: 53 (l. 32); Emerson on, 5: 208–209; Hobbes on, 34: 361; Kant on, 32: 345; morality alone possesses, 32: 345p. 202→ Inventory

Digressions, Raleigh on, 39: 112p. 202→ Inventory

Dilettantes, Emerson on, 5: 161p. 202

Diligence, Carlyle on, 25: 361–362; Penn on, 1: 343 (l. 234)p. 202→ Inventory

Dimorphism, Darwin on, 11: 57; reciprocal, 11: 305–308p. 202→ Inventory

Dinas Bren, eagles of, 35: 338p. 202

Dinmont, Dandie, Ruskin on, 28: 140p. 202

Dinomache, mother of Alcibiades, 12: 106p. 202

Diocles, son of Orsilochus, 22: 45, 22: 204p. 202

Diocletian, Bacon on, 3: 49; miracles under, 48: 288 (l. 832)p. 202

Dioclides, accuser of Alcibiades, 12: 124p. 202

Diodon Antennatus, habits of, 29: 23–24p. 202

Diodorus, on Themistocles, 12: 34p. 202

Diogenes of Apollonia, on the soul, .103p. 202

Diogenes, the Cynic, Browne on, 3: 306; on comedies, 2: 286 (l. 6); Dandini on, 5: 268; Emerson on, 5: 203; Epictetus on, 2: 163 (l. 128); freedom of, 2: 168 (l. 141); on friends, 32: 81; health of, 2: 160–161 (l. 118); Hegesias and, 32: 59; on indifference of circumstances, 2: 180–181 (l. 187); in Limbo, 20: 20; lines on, 25: 438; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 254 (l. 3); mission of, 2: 157 (l. 108); Philip and, 2: 158–159 (l. 113); on philosophy, 32: 59; on recommendations, 2: 136 (l. 57); Rome, Ambassador to, 10: 137; in Rome, 3: 194; 9: 53; Rousseau on, 34: 226; and the statues, 2: 177 n.; on strength of soul, 2: 138 (l. 62); tub of, referred to, 6: 189; Voltaire on, 34: 103; will of, 3: 292 n.p. 202

Diognetus, Aurelius's debt to, 2: 193 (l. 6)p. 202

Diogoras, 3: 43p. 202

Diomede, in Hell, 20: 108; Minerva and, 13: 105; reference to, 13: 89; return of, from Troy, 22: 37p. 203

Diomedes, Dryden on, 13: 25; in Italy, 13: 268; refuses aid to Latinus, 13: 364–366p. 203

Diomedes, friend of Alcibiades, 12: 114–115p. 203

Dion, Cocceianus, 9: 399–401p. 203

Dion, in PHILASTER; in presence chamber scene, 47: 667–677; before Pharamond's house, 47: 692–699; scene with Philaster, 47: 699–703; at the hunt, 47: 714–716, 47: 718–721, 47: 725, 47: 727–731; on Philaster, 47: 733; on Arethusa, 47: 735; in the sedition, 47: 736, 47: 737–738; in final scene, 47: 744, 47: 746–748p. 203

Dion Prusceus, and the Rhodians, 3: 191p. 203

Dion, of Syracuse, and Plato, 12: 78p. 203

Dione, mother of Venus, 20: 314 n., 20: 382 n.p. 203

Dionysius, the Elder, in Hell, 20: 51; and tragedy, 4: 412p. 203

Dionysius, the Younger, Plato and, 3: 194, 3: 206; 27: 38; 36: 157; as a poet, 18: 17p. 203

Dionysius, St., of Alexandria, 20: 328 n.; on God, 39: 103; quoted, 35: 328; vision of, 3: 200p. 203

Dionysius, the Areopagite, 406 notes 3 and 5; 44: 462 (l. 34)p. 203

Dionysius, king of Portugal, 20: 369 n.p. 203

Dionysius, school of, 9: 158p. 203

Dionysius, surnamed Thrax, Cicero on, 9: 146–147p. 203

Dionysus, in the BACCH ^, 8: 368–436; Dryas's son and, 8: 286–287; Euripides on, 377. 379> 39, " 3 ! festivals of, 8: 438; in the FROGS, 8: 439–487; Hades, ruler of, 33: 62; Osiris and, identified by Herodotus, 33: 26, 33: 29–30, 33: 72–73, 33: 79; see Bacchusp. 203

Diophantus, at Athens, 28: 59p. 203

Diopithes, decree of, 12: 68–69p. 203

Diores, death of, 13: 407; in the footrace, 13: 188–189p. 203

Dioscorides, Dante on, 20: 20p. 203

Dioscuroi, unknown in Egypt, 23: 27; see Castor; see Polluxp. 203

Diotimus, 2: 257 (l. 25), 2: 259–260 (l. 37)p. 203

Dipamkara, 45: 582–584; Buddha and, 585-7» 599-6oop. 203

Diphilides, and Themistocles, 12: 9p. 203

Diphilus, Cicero on, no - n; 27: 386 n.p. 203

Dira;, the, 13: 420p. 203

Dirce, daughter of Achelous, 8: 391p. 203

Dird;, river, Bacchus bathed in, 8: 391p. 203

DIRCE, by Landor, 41: 899p. 203

Direct Taxes, apportionment of, 43: 180–181 (l. 3), 43: 185 (l. 4), 43: 191 (l. 5); under the Confederation, 43: 162p. 203

DIRGE, by Sidney, 40: 211–212p. 203

DIRGE, Fidele's, 40: 269p. 203

DIRGE OF LOVE, Shakespeare's, 40: 268–269p. 203

DIRGE, A SEA, 40: 270p. 203

Dis, in Scandinavian mythology, 49: 291 n.; Proserpine and, 4: 161p. 203

Dis, Pluto called, 46: 446p. 203

Dis, city of, 34 et seq.p. 203

Disappointment, defined by Burke, 24: 34; Penn on, 1: 325 (l. 32), 1: 385 (l. 152)p. 203→ Inventory

Disasters, bring out leaders, 19: 374p. 203

Disciples, chorus of, in FAUST, 19: 38; Pascal on, 48: 169 (l. 519); Woolman on, 1: 201p. 203→ Inventory

Discipline, Kempis on, 7: 236 (l. 7); Penn on, 1: 328; Plutarch on lack of, 12: 147; self, Epictetus on, 2: 154 (l. 100)p. 203→ Inventory

Discontent, cause of, 28: 456–457; Emerson on, 5: 77; Penn on, 1: 326 (l. 38-40)p. 203→ Inventory

Discontent, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 75p. 203→ Inventory

Discontentment, Epictetus on, 2: 123–124 (l. 20), 2: 127 (l. 31,32), 2: 128 (l. 35), 2: 133 (l. 49), 2: 167 (l. 140); Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 211–212 (l. 3), 2: 259 (l. 34), 2: 280 (l. 25), 2: 281 (l. 28), 2: 292 (l. 20), 2: 299 (l. 26); public, 3: 25–26, 3: 36, 3: 38, 3: 40–41p. 203→ Inventory

Discord, Burke on Homer's figure of, 24: 54; in chaos, 4: 133; daughter of sin, 4: 308; Pope on, 40: 415; proclaims itself, 25: 319p. 203→ Inventory

Discouragement, easy, Emerson onp. 203

Discourse, absurdities of, 34: 358–359; discretion and fancy in, 34: 351; excessive length or brevity of, 48: 29; Hobbes on ends of, 34: 346–348; Kempis on proper, 7: 212; Pascal on natural, 48: 14 (l. 14); see Conversation, Inquiry, Reasoningp. 203→ Inventory

DISCOURSE, ESSAY O N, Bacon's, 3: 83–85p. 203

Discretion, better than daring pride, 49: 153; defined by Hobbes, 34: 350; in discourse, 34: 351p. 203→ Inventory

Discretion, damsel in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 50p. 203→ Inventory

Discussion, liberty of, James Mill on, 25: 69, 25: 250p. 203→ Inventory

Disease, Browne on, 3: 295; carried by GENERA Europeans, 29: 439–440; cause of, Rousseau on, 34: 172–173; caused by animals, 38: 145; contagious, Jenner on, 38: 163–164; death's messenger, 45: 686; Emerson on, 5: 123; germ theory of, 38: 364–382; Herodotus on cause of, 33: 40; inheritance of, Pliny on, 9: 198; sign of sanitary neglect, 28: 457; source of error, 48: 38p. 203→ Inventory

Diseases, Adam's vision of, 4: 331; cure of desperate, 46: 172; effects of, different, 29: 438 n.; incurable, in Utopia, 36: 208p. 204→ Inventory

Disgrace, fear of, in children, 37: 39–41; Locke on fear of, 37: 96p. 204→ Inventory

Dishonesty, for gain, 1: 387 (l. 184)p. 204→ Inventory

Disinterestedness, Hume on, 37: 355p. 204

Dislike, see Aversionp. 204

Disobedience, Locke on, 37: 61–63p. 204→ Inventory

Disorder, and grandeur, 24: 66p. 204→ Inventory

DISORDER, A SWEET, 40: 336p. 204

Dispatch, Bacon on, 3: 62–64; in public business, 1: 354–355p. 204→ Inventory

Dispensations, Luther on, 36: 309, 36: 315–316p. 204→ Inventory

Dispersal, means of, of plants and animals, 11: 386–394; during glacial period, 11: 394–399, 11: 404–408; of fresh-water species, 11: 409–413p. 204→ Inventory

Dispondency, Mr., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 288–289, 15: 290, 15: 302; parts with Christiana, 15: 312; death, 15: 314–316p. 204

Disposition, Locke on, 37: 57–58; not inherited, 20: 318–319p. 204→ Inventory

Dispositions, of children, 37: 44–45, 37: 84–85, 37: 90p. 204

Disputes, passion in, 3: 314–315p. 204

Disputing, Franklin on habit of, 1: 15, 1: 126; Locke on habit of, 37: 125, 37: 126–127, 37: 159–160; Montaigne on, 32: 41–42, 32: 43; Penn on, 1: 335 (l. 133-5), 1: 336 (l. 136), 1: 340 (l. 184)p. 204→ Inventory

Disrespect, Locke on, 37: 119–120p. 204→ Inventory

Dissatisfaction, Pascal on human, 48: 47 (l. 109)p. 204

Dissections, Harvey on, 38: 106–107p. 204→ Inventory

Dissent, dishonoring, a way of, 34: 364; Locke on, 37: 125–126p. 204→ Inventory

Dissenters, Mill on duty of, 25: 33; Milton on value of, 3: 224, 3: 230; Price on duty of, 24: 152 n.; see Nonconformityp. 204

DISSENTERS, SHORTEST WAY WITH, Defoe's, 27: 133–147p. 204

Dissertation on Liberty and Necessity, 1: 42, 1: 55p. 204

Dissimulation, Bacon on, 3: 19; in Hell, 20: 46; Pascal on, 48: 43; Penn on, 1: 374 (l. 15-16), 1: 376 (l. 37-44), 1: 377 (l. 44-6); Raleigh on, 39: 68–69; Stevenson on, 28: 281–282; see Hypocrisyp. 204→ Inventory

Distance, Berkeley on idea of, 37: 220–222p. 204→ Inventory

DISTANT FRIEND, TO A, 41: 674p. 204

Distinction, Carlyle on love of, 25: 393–395; human thirst for, 28: 94–95; Rousseau on love of, 34: 224p. 204

Distinctions, Locke on, 37: 170; nice, Bacon on, 3: 64–65p. 204→ Inventory

Distress, goods taken in, 43: 71 (l. 35)p. 204

Distresses, of others, pleasure in, . 4°: 3p. 204

Distribution, Hobbes on, 34: 409–410; importance of just, 28: 350–351; in agricultural systems, 10: 437; in Utopia, 36: 184–185, 36: 189–190; Mill on laws of, 25: 152; progress of wealth dependent on, 10: 54–55; of produce; see Wages, Rent, Profitsp. 204→ Inventory

Distributive Justice, Hobbes on, 34: 406, 34: 409; Hume on, 37: 400–401p. 204

District of Columbia, slave-trade in, 43: 306 n.; under Congress, 43: 185 (l. 17)p. 204

Distrust, Emerson on, 5: 278–279; expensiveness of, 5: 56; opponent of reform, 27: 239; Webster on, 47: 762–763p. 204→ Inventory

Disturbances, charges of creating, 39: 43–45p. 204→ Inventory

Disuse, of parts, effects of, 11: 140–144p. 204→ Inventory

DITTY, by Sidney, 40: 212p. 204

DITTY IN PRAISE OF ELIZA, 40: 245–247p. 204

Divergence of Character, 11: 115–119; how it leads to formation of species, etc., 11: 119–123; limits to, 11: 133–135p. 204

Diversification, of structure and habits, 11: 116–119; limits to, 11: 133–135p. 204→ Inventory

Diversion, Pascal on, 48: 52–58, 48: 63 (l. 167-8), 48: 64 (l. 170-1), 48: 112 (l. 324)p. 204→ Great Idea

Diversity, Mill on need of, 25: 266–267p. 204→ Inventory

Dives, and Lazarus, 15: 35; 44: 397 (l. 19-25), 44: 398 (l. 26-31)p. 204→ Inventory

Divination, Augustine, St., on, 7: 106; in Egypt, 33: 42; among the Germans, 33: 98; pagan methods of, 34: 381–382; Pascal on, 48: 282–283; Prometheus first teacher of, 8: 184; Vindicianus on, 7: 47–48, 7: 104p. 204

DrviNE COMEDY, Dante's, Arnold on selections from, 28: 72; Carlyle on, 25: 444; Cellini on line of, 31: 303; its relation to Celtic myths, 32: 180; Dante on, 20: 360, 20: 391; Hugo on, 39: 349, 39: 354; Macaulay on the, 27: 370; remarks on, 20: 3–4; Shelley on, 27: 347, 27: 349p. 205

DIVINE IMAGE, THE, 41: 591p. 205

Divine Laws, Emerson on, 5: 26–27p. 205

Divine Men, Emerson on, 5: 193p. 205

Divine Mercy, in DIVINE COMEDY, ii note 5p. 205

Divine Nature, attributed to only one or two, 5: 29p. 205

Divine Right, Rousseau on, 34: 220p. 205

DIVINE SERVICE AT L AM INGTON, 6: 427p. 205

Divine Spirit, see Over-soulp. 205

Divine Things, judged by human, 3: 46; 4: 195p. 205

Divine Truths, Pascal on, 48: 400–401p. 205

Diviners, punishment of, in Hell, 20: 81–84p. 205→ Inventory

Divinity, Emerson on, in man, 5: 70–73; study of, Faustus on, 19: 207–208, 19: 210p. 205→ Inventory

DIVINITY STUDENTS, ADDRESS TO, 5: 25–41p. 205

Divisibility, infinite, Hume on, 37: 413–414 n.; Pascal on, 48: 430–437p. 205→ Inventory

Division of Labor, advantages of, 10: 9–17, 10: 21; dependent on amount of capital, 10: 213; Kant on, 32: 300; limits to, 10: 22–26; mischief of, 5: 400; in nature, 11: 100; origin of, 10: 18–21p. 205

Divisions, fable on, 17: 31p. 205

Divorce, among Arabs, 45: 985 n.; Bagehot on, 28: 183–184; Jesus on marriage after, 44: 397 (l. 18); Mill on, 25: 300–301; Milton on, 28: 183–186; Paul, St., on, 498-9 (10 - n); in Utopia, 210 - np. 205→ Inventory

Do You REMEMBER ME, 41: 904p. 205

Dobell, Sydney, BALLAD by, 42: 1114–1116p. 205

Dobrizhoffen, on hail-stones, 29: 121; on ostriches, 29: 100p. 205

Dobson, story of, 45: 689–692p. 205→ Inventory

Docility, Pascal on, 48: 94 (l. 254)p. 205

Doctor, Chaucer's, 40: 22p. 205

Doctors, see Physiciansp. 205

Doctrinaires, Lowell on, 28: 437p. 205→ Inventory

Doctrines, Confucius on strange, 44: 8 (l. 16); traditional, absence of vitality in, 25: 236p. 205→ Inventory

Dodger, in SHOEMAKER ' S HOLIDAY, 47: 475, 47: 491–493, 47: 496, 47: 526p. 205→ Inventory

Dodington, George Bubb, SHORTEN SAIL, 40: 463–464p. 205

Dodona, Oracle of, Æschylus on, 8: 196; Herodotus on, 33: 32; origin of, 33: 33p. 205

DO E, ONE - EYED, fable of, 17: 37p. 205

Doeg, the Edomite, 44: 206p. 205

DOES HAUGHTY GAUL INVASION THREAT, 6: 530–531p. 205

DOG IN THEM ANGER, fable of, 17: 27p. 205

DOG AND SHADOW, fable of, 17: 12p. 205

DOG AND WOLF, fable of, 17: 22p. 205

Dog Watches, explained, 23: 18p. 205

Dogmas, Dunkers' attitude towards, 1: 110–111; Emerson on, 5: 35; Goethe on, 19: 132p. 205→ Inventory

Dogmatism, Franklin on, in speech, 1: 18–19; Hume on, 37: 417; Pascal on, 48: 129 (l. 395), 48: 144; Rousseau on, 34: 289–292p. 205→ Inventory

Dogmatist, in FAUST, 19: 188p. 205→ Inventory

Dogs, associative instinct in, 29: 155–156; Burke on our contempt for, 24: 57; Darwin on instincts of, 11: 256, 11: 257; held sacred in Egypt, 33: 37; Harrison on, 35: 350–356; Hunter on descent of, 38: 145 n.; man, love of, in, 3: 44; 11: 258; origin of, 11: 31, 11: 33, 11: 34, 11: 45–46p. 205→ Inventory

Dol Common, in THE ALCHEMIST, Dapper and, 47: 602, 47: 609, 47: 652–653; Face and, 47: 543, 47: 546–550, 47: 563–564, 47: 655–657; Mammon and, 47: 579, 47: 584, 47: 610, 47: 613–618, 47: 629–636; Spanish don and, 47: 599–602; Subtle and, 47: 543, 47: 546–550, 47: 563, 47: 654–655p. 205

Dolabella, Cornelius, accusation of, 12: 299; Antony and, 12: 328, 12: 330; Caesar and, 12: 329; Cicero and, 9: 157; Cleopatra and, 12: 386; extravagance of, 12: 306p. 205

Dolabella, in ALL FOR LOVE, Antony and, 18: 25, 18: 56, 18: 59–65, 18: 69–70, 18: 83–87; Cleopatra and, 18: 56, 18: 58–59, 18: 71, 18: 77p. 205

Dolben, Gilbert, and Dryden, 13: 426p. 205

Dolcino, the friar, 20: 116 n.p. 205

Dolius, in the ODYSSEY, 22: 65, 22: 325, 22: 329, 22: 332p. 205

Dolphin, Dana on the, 23: 22; of Hippo, Pliny's story of, 9: 351–352p. 205→ Inventory

Domat, Burke on, 24: 285 n.p. 205

Domestic Animals, adaptability of, to climate, 11: 145–146; breeding of, 11: 42–43; descent of, 11: 31–41; diseases from, 38: 145–146; fertility of, 11: 291–292, 11: 309–310; mental qualities of, 11: 255–258p. 205

Domestic Industries, capital naturally seeks, 10: 332–334; protection of; see Protective Dutiesp. 205

Domestic Races, improvement not limited, 11: 51–52; adapted to use of man, 11: 48–49; origin of, 11: 32–33, 11: 41, 11: 42–43, 11: 49–50, 11: 53p. 206

Domestic Trade, capital used in, 10: 295–296; limit of, 10: 301–302p. 206

Domestication, improves fertility, 11: 291–292; eliminates sterility of species, 11: 39; variation under, 11: 23–53p. 206→ Inventory

Dominant, technical definition of, 11: 65–66p. 206→ Inventory

Dominic, St., Dante on, 20: 330 n., 20: 335–337; Luther on, 36: 300p. 206

Dominica, Drake at, 33: 226, 33: 239p. 206

Dominicans, Dante on the, 20: 333 n.; Milton on the, 4: 147p. 206

Dominis, Antonio de, on the rainbow, 34: 122p. 206

Domitian, as an archer, 3: 48; dream of, 3: 91; Helvidius and, 9: 338; philosophers and, 2: 116; 9: 239 n.; Pliny on, 9: 253–254, 9: 261 n., 9: 314, 9: 320; spiders, toys of, 35: 348; Tiberius and, 36: 3; the turbot of, 39: 356p. 206

Domitius, and Antony, 12: 370; Cicero on, 9: 116; 12: 249; in Civil War, 12: 293, 12: 299, 12: 300; Pharnaces and, 12: 305p. 206

Donalbain, in MACBETH, 46: 322, 46: 334, 46: 341, 46: 346, 46: 347, 46: 349, 46: 383p. 206

DONALD THE BLACK, GATHERING SONG OF, 41: 745–746p. 206

Donatello, his "Judith, " xxxi; Cellini onp. 206

Donati, Corso, enemy of Dante, 20: 239 n.; death of, 20: 244; head of Neri faction, 20: 27 n.; Piccarda and, 20: 296 n.p. 206

Donati, Simon, and Schicchi, 20: 124 n.p. 206

Donatists, Calvin on the, 39: 34; Pascal on the, 48: 284 (l. 822)p. 206

Don Galaor, Cervantes on, 14: 18, 14: 95p. 206

Don John of Austria, 14: 385, 14: 386, 14: 387; Raleigh on, 39: 87–88p. 206

Donkey, see Assp. 206

DONKEY, MAN, AND BOY, fable of, 17: 35–36p. 206

Donn Desa, 49: 202; sons of, 49: 202, 49: 204, 49: 211, 49: 212, 49: 216, 49: 232p. 206

Donne, John, advowsons presented to, 15: 344; appearance and character, 15: 369; benefice declined by, 15: 330–332; birth and education, 15: 323–325; Book, of Devotions by> 353 ! burial of, 15: 366–367; charity in life of, 15: 358–359; conduct of Deanery, 15: 359–360; Dean of St. Paul's, 15: 347; death of, 15: 366–367; domestic sorrows, 15: 333–334; Ellesmere, Lord, and, 15: 325–326, 15: 327; embassy to Bohemia, 15: 346; in France, 15: 335; friends of, 15: 353; Hazlitt on, 27: 269–270; Herbert and, 15: 354–355, 15: 383–384; Mrs. Herbert and, 15: 376–378; HYMN TO GOD, 15: 355–356; James the First and, 15: 339–340, 15: 342, 15: 348–349; King, Dr., and, 15: 349–350; last sickness of, 15: 351, 15: 361–364; lecturer of Lincoln's Inn, 15: 345; LINES TO GEORGE HERBERT, 15: 354–355; LINES ON HIS M IS TRESS, 27: 270–271; lines from Epithalamion of, 27: 269; marriage of, 15: 326–328, 15: 351; monument of, 15: 365, 15: 368; More, Sir George, and, 15: 327–328; mother of, 15: 359; ordination of, 15: 341–342; POEMS by, 15: 338–339, 15: 354–355; 27: 270; 40: 303–313; as a poet, 15: 352; preaching of, 15: 343; Prolocutor of the Convocation, 15: 348; Pseudo-Martyr of, 15: 339–340; studies and writings, 15: 356–357; travels of, 15: 323–325; VALEDICTION by, 15: 338–339; vision of, 15: 335–337; Walton and, 15: 322; Walton's LIFE OF, 15: 323–369; wife's death, 15: 344; will of, 15: 357–358; Wolly, Francis, and, 15: 329p. 206

Don Quixote, Amadis of Gaul imitated by, 14: 226–228; on arms and learning, 14: 374–380; balsam prepared by, 14: 128; Biscaine squire and, 14: 66–67, 14: 70–72; calling and manner of life of, 14: 17; at Chrysostom's funeral, 14: 108–109; countryman and his boy and, 14: 36–39; disciplinants and, 14: 507–509; Dorothea and, 14: 270–277, 14: 280–283, 14: 368–370, 14: 459; dream of triumph of, 14: 170–173; Dulcinea and, 14: 96–97, 14: 213–219, 14: 222; encaged, .63-72, 14: 482–487; epitaphs on, 14: 513–514, 14: 515; first sally, 14: 23; friars and, 14: 63–65; galley slaves and, 14: 176–186; goatherds and, 14: 78–90; hearse, adventure of, 14: 145–148; Holy Brotherhood and, 14: 455–457; home, returning to, 14: 510–513; at the inn, 14: 25–28, 14: 117–119, 14: 125–126, 14: 129–131, 14: 430; innkeeper and, 14: 445–446; knighting of, 14: 29–35; on knight errantry, 14: 92–96; knightly tales read by, 14: 17–19; "Knight of the Ill-favoured Face", 14: 149–150; library burnt, 14: 48–54; Mambrino's helmet and, 14: 165–167, 14: 448–451; Maritornes and, 14: 120–122, 14: 435–440; merchants of Toledo and, 14: 40–42; on romances, 14: 489–495; Sancho Panza and, 14: 58–59, 14: 73–77, 14: 284–287; sheep and, 14: 136–141; sickness of, 14: 55; sonnets in praise of, n - 14; windmills, adventure of, with, 14: 60–61; winebags and, 14: 347–350; Yanguesian carriers and, 14: 110–116p. 206

DON QUIXOTE OF THE MANCHA, Cervantes's, Lowell on, 28: 438p. 207

DO ON, THE BANKS O', 6: 398–400p. 207

Doria, Branca, 20: 139 n.p. 207

Dorian Music, described, 4: 102p. 207

Dorigen, and Sophocles, 5: 121p. 207

Dorine, in TARTUFFE, Cleante and, 26: 206–207, 26: 264–265; Damis and, 26: 208, 26: 244–245; Elmire and, 26: 268–269; Loyal and, 26: 285–286, 26: 288–289, 26: 290; Mariane and, 26: 228–233, 26: 239–243; Orgon and, 26: 209–210, 26: 219–228, 26: 282, 26: 284, 26: 290–291; Mme. Pernelle and, 26: 200, 26: 202–203; Tartuffe and, 26: 245–247, 26: 293–294p. 207

Doris, eggs of the, 29: 205 n.p. 207

Dorothea, in DON QUIXOTE, 14: 252–277, 14: 280–283, 14: 356–365, 14: 368–370p. 207

Dorothea, in HERMANN AND DOROTHEA, with the fugitives, 19: 345–346; described by Hermann, 19: 372; in the French invasion, 19: 379; found by the doctor, 19: 380–381; the magistrate on, 19: 382; with Hermann at the fountain, 19: 387–390; returns to bid farewell to companions, 19: 391–394; goes home with Hermann, 19: 395–399; presented to his parents, 19: 402–403; reproved in play by the pastor, 19: 403–404; resolves to return to companions, 19: 405–406; Hermann tells her his love, 19: 407; begs father's forgiveness, 19: 407–408; betrothed to Hermann, 19: 408; tells of her first lover, 19: 408–409p. 207

Dorset, Earl of, Raleigh on, 39: 75; Voltaire on, 34: 147p. 207

Doson, name of, 12: 156 n.p. 207

Dotage, Rousseau on, 34: 176p. 207→ Inventory

Doubleday, Gen., at Gettysburg, 43: 329, 43: 350, 43: 365, 43: 384p. 207

Doubt, Blake on, 41: 589; Carlyle on, 25: 346; Dante on, 20: 301; Descartes on state of, 34: 15, 34: 21–24, 34: 28, 34: 32–33; Hobbes's definition of, 34: 346; Krishna on, 45: 808; see Scepticismp. 207→ Inventory

Doubting Castle, 15: 116, 15: 287–289p. 207

Doughty, Master, with Drake, 33: 201, 33: 202, 33: 204, 33: 205–206p. 207

Douglas, Burns on family of, 6: 374; family and arms of, 35: 99–100p. 207

Douglas, Sir Archambault, 35: 93, 35: 100p. 207

Douglas, Earl James, burial of, 35: 99; at Otterburn, 35: 86, 35: 88–89, 35: 90–91; Percy and, 35: 82–84; raid of, 35: 81; see ballads of OTTERBURN; see CHEVY CHASEp. 207

Douglas, John, the author. Goldsmith on, 5 ° 5. 5 ° 7p. 207

Douglas, John, ship's master, with Raleigh, 33: 334–335, 33: 336, 33: 337p. 207

Douglas, Katherine, see Barlassp. 207

Douglas, Lord, at Poitiers, 35: 47p. 207

Douglas, Lady Margaret, see DOUGLAS TRAGEDYp. 207

Douglas, Stephen A., Lowell on, 28: 440p. 207

DOUGLAS TRAGEDY, THE, 40: 51–54p. 207

DOVE, JOHN, EPITAPH ON, 6: 120p. 207

Dove-house, Blake on a, 41: 587p. 207

DOVER BEACH, 42: 1137–1138p. 207

DOVER CLIFFS, by Bowles, 41: 682p. 207

DOWN THE BURN, DAVIE, 6: 473p. 207

DOWY HOUMS o YARROW, 40: 115–116p. 207

Draghinazzo, the demon, 20: 88, 20: 91p. 207

DRAKE, SIR FRANCIS, REVIVED, 33: 121–196p. 207

DRAKE ' S FAMOUS VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, 33: 199–224p. 207

DRAKE ' S GREAT ARMADA, 33: 229–259p. 207

Drake, Sir Francis, armadas of, 33: 226–227; on Barbary Coasts, 33: 199–200; at Cape Blanco, 33: 200; Cacafuego pursuit, 33: 211; in Canaries, 33: 233; at Canno, 33: 212; at Cape Verde Islands, 33: 201–202, 33: 234–238; Cartagena, expeditions against, 33: 144–145, 33: 155–160, 33: 244–253; Chagres Fleet and, 33: 185; Chili, on coast of, 33: 209–211; Cimaroons and, 33: 152–155; in Cuba, 33: 253; death of, 33: 227; DEDICATORY EPISTLE TO ELIZABETH, 33: 126–127; at Dominica, 33: 239; at Ferro and Cape Blanco, 33: 233–234; fl eet of, and commanders of, 33: 229–230; at Fogo and Brava Islands, 33: 202–203; French captain and, 33: 186–188; Garret, John, and, 33: 132; at Guatulco, 33: 212; Harrison on, 35: 321; at Isle of Pinos, 33: 134, 33: 143; at Isle of Victuals, 33: 141–142; at La Mocha, 33: 208; life of, chief events, 33: 122, 33: 128; at Lima, 33: 210–211; in Malay Islands, 33: 218–224; in New Albion, 33: 213–217; at Nombre de Dios, 33: 135–140, 33: 166; in Pacific Ocean, 33: 171, 33: 207, 33: 217; in Panama, 33: 166–178; at Port Pheasant, 33: 131–133; at Port St. Julian, 33: 205–206; prizes and losses of, 33: 258–259; Raleigh's colony and, 33: 256–258; Resolution of Land-Captains, 33: 248–250; Rio Grande expedition, 33: 149–151; at St. Augustine, 33: 254–256, 33: 258; at St. Christopher's, 33: 239; at St. Domingo, 33: 240–244; 33: 258–259; at St. Helena, 33: 256; at Santiago, 33: 202–203; at Santa Marta, 33: 161; in Sound of Darien, 33: 148; on coast of S. America, 33: 203–205; on coast of Spain, 33: 230–233; Spanish prize, 33: 163; Spanish treasure train taken by, 33: 187–189; stores of, 33: 151–152, 33: 160–161; in Strait of Magellan, 33: 206–207; at Venta Cruz, 33: 178–179; plan against Veragua, 33: 182–185; wound of, 33: 140–141; wrongs and purpose to avenge, 33: 129–130p. 207

Drake, Sir Francis (nephew) xxxiii; DEDICATION TO CHARLES I; DE D I CATION TO THE READERp. 208

Drake, Dr., James, 39: 165p. 208

Drake, John, brother of Sir Francis, 33: 130, 33: 136, 33: 138, 33: 139, 33: 143, 33: 146–147, 33: 152, 33: 155; death of, 33: 164p. 208

Drake, Joseph, brother of Francisp. 208

Drake, Thomas, brother of Francis, 33: 205, 33: 230p. 208

Drama, in Athens, 27: 339, 27: 340; Burns on imported, 6: 374; Dryden on, 13: 6–10, 13: 13; Goethe on, 39: 260; Hugo on, 39: 352–375; Hugo on Greek, 39: 341, 39: 346–347; language in, correctness of, 39: 374–375; length of, 39: 382–383; love as basis of, 39: 211; Macaulay on, 27: 383; influence of, on morals, 27: 339–340; narrations in, 39: 218; originality in, 39: 364–366; pleasure in, reason of, 39: 222–223; popular and poetical ideas of, 19: 11–17; reading of, 39: 223; reality in, 39: 366–369; refinement in false, 39: 370–371; Shelley on, 18: 276, 18: 278; 27: 339–340; Sidney on place and time in, 27: 43–44; society, state of, and 339-42; tragedy and comedy in, mingled, 39: 213; unities of, 39: 220–224, 39: 258–263; verse in, 39: 369, 39: 371–374p. 208→ Inventory

DRAMAS, CONTINENTALp. 208

DRAMAS, ELIZABETHANp. 208

DRAMAS, GREEKp. 208

DRAMAS, MODERN ENGLISHp. 208

Dramatic Poetry, Wordsworth on, 39: 298p. 208

Dramatists, Aristophanes on duty of, 8: 470, 8: 472p. 208

Drances, and Æneas, 13: 359–360; denounces Turnus, 13: 363, 13: 368–369p. 208

Drawbacks, Smith on, 10: 330–331; called bounties, 10: 357; on exports, 10: 371–373p. 208→ Inventory

Drawing, Locke on knowledge of, 37: 135p. 208→ Inventory

Drayton, Michael, poems by, 40: 222–228p. 208

DREAM, A, by Burns, 6: 207–211p. 208

DREAM, A, OF THE UNKNOWN, 41: 842–843p. 208

DREAM, THE, by Donne, 40: 306p. 208

Dreams, Adam on, 4: 183; Augustine, St., on, 7: 182; Bunyan on, 15: 226–227; Calderon on, 26: 52–55, 26: 56, 26: 67–68; Chaucer on, 40: 37–38 n., 40: 39–43; Descartes on, 34: 33–34; Elihu on, 123-4 ( ' S - 1 ?); Hobbes on, 34: 315–317; Homer on, 22: 271; Hume on, 37: 304; Pascal on, 48: 127 (l. 386); Pliny on, 9: 202–203; Tennyson on, 42: 1004p. 208→ Inventory

Dress, in ancient Egypt, 33: 41–42; in Elizabethan England, 35: 289–292; of the Germans, 33: 102; Herrick on disorder in, 40: 336; Locke on, 37: 10, 37: 15–16, 37: 29–30; Luther on luxury in, 36: 331; Pascal on, 48: 37–38; Shakespeare on, 46: 109; in Utopia, 36: 178–179, 36: 182–183, 36: 193–194, 36: 199; see Apparelp. 208→ Inventory

Dreux, battle of, 38: 48–49p. 208

Dreux, Earl of, 35: 16p. 208

Drewry, Sir Robert, and Dr. Donne, 15: 335, 15: 353p. 208

Drinking, Burns on, 6: 100, 6: 185; Brynhild on, 49: 369; of children, 37: 19–20, 37: 30; Cotton on, 39: 309; Dryden on, 40: 392–393; Johnson on, 27: 179; Locke on, 37: 14, 37: 176–177; More on, 36: 203; Omar Khayyam on, 12: 943, 12: 946, 12: 976, 12: 950–952, 12: 954–955, 12: 956–957; Penn on, 1: 329 (l. 65-7); Shakespeare on, 46: 343–344p. 208→ Inventory

DRINKING, by Cowley, 40: 366–367p. 208

Drinking Song, by Jordan, 40: 364–365p. 208

DRINKING SONG, by Sheridan, 12: 567p. 208

Drinking Song (16th century), 40: 190–192p. 208

Drinking Song, of Tony Lumpkin, 18: 211–212p. 208

Dris, fosterer of Conaire, 229 effects of, 29: 137–139p. 208

Drought, Bacon on, 3: 136; Darwin on effects of, 29: 137–139p. 208→ Inventory

Drugger, in THE ALCHEMIST, 47: 558–562, 47: 589–591, 47: 603, 47: 606–607, 47: 638, 47: 640, 47: 653–654, 47: 656, 47: 662p. 208

Druids, Burke on, 24: 50; Milton on, 4: 73; Voltaire on, 34: 88p. 208→ Inventory

DRUMLANRIG, ON DESTRUCTION OF WOODS O F, 6: 411–412p. 208

Drummond, William, poems by, 40: 326–330p. 208

Drunkenness, as a crime, 25: 294; Hobbes on, 34: 354; St. Paul on, 45: 497 (l. 10); Penn on, 1: 329 (l. 72); price of wine and, 10: 364; Woolman on, 1: 196–197p. 208→ Inventory

Drusilla, wife of Felix, 44: 477 (l. 24)p. 209

Drusus, in Germany, 33: 114; marriage of, 12: 388; Pillars of Hercules and, 33: 112p. 209

Dryden, John, translation of. S N E IS and DEDICATION; ALL FOR LOVE, 18: 7–106; Arnold on, 28: 81–83; CHAR L E MAG N E, HYMN OF, translation of, x ' v > 547-8; on Chaucer, 28: 77–81; as a critic, 27: 197; on his critics, 39: 172–175; Gray on, 40: 456; Hazlitt on, 27: 274; life and works, 39: 153 n.; 18: 5–6; Locke and, 37: 3; Macaulay on, 27: 383; Mill on, 25: 16; on Milton, 28: 203; Pepys and, 28: 304–305; PREFACE TO FABLES, 39: 153–175; remarks on his work, 13: 424; 13: 1, 13: 47; on Shakespeare, 39: 249, 39: 317; SHORT POEMS by, 40: 384–396; Taine on, 39: 428; Voltaire on, 34: 134; Wordsworth on Indian Emperor of, 39: 323–324p. 209

Dryops, death of, 13: 333p. 209

Duad, of St. Augustine, 7: 58p. 209

Dualism, in nature; see Polarityp. 209

Duan, meaning of, 6: 172 n.p. 209

Duban, the Sage, story of, 16: 30–39p. 209

Dubartas, The Creation of, 39: 317p. 209

Dubthach Chafer, 49: 238, 49: 245p. 209

Duca, Guido del, in Purgatory, 20: 199–201, 20: 205 n.p. 209

Ducato, value of the, 31: 37 n.p. 209

DUCHESS, MY LAST, 42: 1074–1075p. 209

DUCHESS OF MALFI, 47: 755–855; remarks on, 47: 754p. 209

DUCKLING, THE UGLY, 17: 221–230p. 209

Ducks, descent of, 11: 33; non-flying, 11: 140; shoveller, 11: 226–227; steamer, 29: 204–205; wild and domestic, compared, 11: 27p. 209→ Inventory

Duclaux, M., Pasteur and, 38: 273p. 209

DUDDON RIVER, VALEDICTORY SONNET TO, 41: 679p. 209

Duelling, Hobbes on, 34: 367; Locke on, 37: 172–173; Swift on, 27: 100p. 209→ Inventory

Duera, family of, 20: 134 n.p. 209

Dufferin, Lady, LAMENT by, 41: 919–920p. 209

Dugong, Owen on the, 11: 434p. 209

Du Guesclin, saying of, 5: 307p. 209

Duilius, Gaius, Cato on, 9: 61p. 209

Duke, meaning of, 34: 368p. 209→ Inventory

Dulcinea del Toboso, mistress of Don Quixote, 14: 22, 14: 70; Don Quixote and, 14: 96–97, 14: 221; epitaph on, 14: 515; Oriana to, 14: 13; Sancho Panza and, 14: 219–220, 14: 290–291; Solis Dan on, 14: 12–13; Sonnet on, 14: 514p. 209

Dull, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 217p. 209

Dumas, M., on fermentation, 38: 351p. 209

Dumont, Pierre Etienne, on Bentham's works, 25: 44, 25: 45; Traite des Judicaires, 25: 74p. 209

DUMOURIER, GENERAL, IMPROMPTU O K DESERTION OF, 6: 461p. 209

Dunbar, Col., Franklin on, 1: 132, 1: 135p. 209

Dunbar, William, lines to, 6: 256 n.p. 209

Duncan, in MACBETH, in camp near Forres, 46: 322–324; horses of, 46: 348; Lady Macbeth and, 46: 332, 46: 333, 46: 334–335, 46: 340; Macbeth and, 46: 330–331, 46: 334, 46: 355; murder of, 46: 337p. 209

DUNCAN DAVISON, 6: 301p. 209

DUNCAN GRAY, 6: 448–449p. 209

Duncon, Edmund, 15: 409–410, 15: 413–414p. 209

DUNDAS, ROBERT, ON THE DEATH OF, 6: 292–293p. 209

Dundee, Burns on, 6: 291p. 209

DUNDEE, BONIE, by Burns, 6: 256p. 209

DUNDEE, BONNY, by Scott, 41: 752–754p. 209

Dunkers, beliefs of the, no - np. 209

Dunlop, John, poem by, 41: 581–582p. 209

Dunning, Mr., Burke on, 24: 396p. 209

Dunstan, St., Harrison on, 35: 253p. 209

Dunyzad, in ARABIAN NIGHTS, 16: 10p. 209

Duport, Dr., Dean of Peterborough, 15: 382p. 209

Duppa, Dr., Walton on, 15: 353p. 209

Duquesne, Fort, attack on, 1: 134–135p. 209

Duranti, Durante, 31: 180 n., 31: 245p. 209

Duras, Robert of, 35: 45p. 209

Diirer, Albert, method of, 3: 106p. 209

Duress, in Massachusetts, 43: 72 (l. 40)p. 209→ Inventory

Durham, Bishop of, at Otterburn, 35: 85, 35: 94, 35: 95–96, 35: 97–98p. 209

Durham, John George Lambton, Lord, 25: 134–135p. 209

Durindana, sword of Roland, 49: 119, 49: 128, 49: 130, 49: 145, 49: 171–172p. 209

Duris, the Samian, on Alcibiades, 12: 138; Cicero on, 9: 149; on Pericles, 12: 64p. 209

Dust, infusorial, in St. Jago, 29: 14–15p. 209→ Inventory

Dutch, Goldsmith on the, 41: 528p. 209→ Inventory

Duties, Customs, administration of, best, 10: 528–530; discriminating, 10: 353–370; excise and customs, 10: 524; exemption from, 10: 389, 10: 406; high, effect of, 10: 527; historically considered, 10: 524; on importation of necessities, 10: 516; name, origin of, 10: 524; origin of, 10: 458; of passage, 10: 533–534; protective, on foreign goods, 10: 332–342; removal of, 10: 348; retaliatory, 10: 347; for revenue, 10: 352, 10: 372; to equal taxes, 10: 334–335; under U. S. Constitution, 43: 181 (l. 1), 43: 185 (l. 5,6), 43: 186 (l. 2,3); for war purposes, 10: 342–343p. 209

Duty, Channing on, 28: 335–336; Confucius on, 44: 52 (l. 23); defined, 32: 344, 32: 349–350; Emerson on, 5: 26, 5: 41, 5: 75, 5: 290; Epictetus on, 2: 117 (l. 2), 2: 150 (l. 91), 2: 162 (l. 124), 2: 165 (l. 132), 2: 176 (l. 170,172), 2: 183 (l. 22); Hindu doctrine of, 45: 800; Hobbes on natural, 34: 392, 34: 401–412; imperatives of, 32: 332–344, 32: 363–364; Kant on, 32: 309–316, 32: 317, 32: 318–324, 32: 336–337; Kempis on, 7: 223 (l. 5); Laelius on, n - 12; Locke on, 37: 57, 37: 59, 37: 129; M. Aurelius on, 2: 201 (l. 5), 2: 216 (l. 24), 2: 218 (l. 33), 2: 222 (l. 1), 2: 223 (l. 6), 2: 232 (l. 2), 2: 236 (l. 22), 2: 237 (l. 26), 2: 248 (l. 45); Mill on compulsion to, 25: 205; Pascal on reminders of, 46 (104"); perfect and imperfect, 32: 332 n.; Poe on sense of, 28: 376; poetry, as the subject of, 28: 376, 28: 378; principles of, 32: 350–354, 32: 342–343; Ruskin on, 28: 96, 28: 157; Vishnu Purana on, 28: 420; Woolman on, 1: 189; worth of, intrinsic, 32: 345–346, 32: 350p. 210→ Great Idea

DUTY, ODE TO, by Wordsworth, 649 -5 ip. 210→ Great Idea

Dyer, Chaucer's, 40: 21p. 210

Dyer, Sir Edward, MY MIND TO ME, 40: 207–209p. 210

Dyes, Woolman on, 1: 309–310p. 210→ Inventory

DYING MAN IN HIS GARDEN, 12: 481p. 210

Dymas, in JENEID, in, 13: 113, 13: 114p. 210

Dyslogistic Fallacies, 27: 245–246p. 210

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