.Eacus, judge in Hades, 29 jEacus, porter in THE FROGS, 8: 453, 8: 457–459, 8: 461–463p. 121
^Eschylus, Aristophanes on, 8: 486; on Artemis, 33: 79; Euripides's dispute with, in THE FROGS, 8: 462–486; on the hereafter, 2: 103; HOUSE OF AT - REUS, 8: 7–165; Hugo on, 39: 347; life and works of, 8: 5–6; Milton on, 4: 413; Montaigne on death of, 32: 13; on Persians, numbers of, 12: 18; PROMETHEUS BOUND, 8: 166–206; Shelley on choruses of, 27: 332; Sophocles beats, in contest, 8: 208; Sophocles and, compared, 8: 208; Suppliants of, 39: 341; Taine on, and Euripides, 39: 426–427; Voltaire on tragedies of, 364 jEsculapius, son of Apollo, 38: 2; jEschylus on death of, 8: 45; Jonson on, 47: 615; Virgil on death ofp. 122
Esthetics, see Art, Beauty, Tastep. 122
^Estivation, of animals, 29: 105p. 122
Eadgils, 49: 70 n., 49: 71 n.p. 210
Eagerness, Confucius on, 44: 26 (l. 16)p. 210
EAGLE AND ARROW, fable of, 17: 41p. 210
Eagle(s), in old England, 35: 338; Job's description of, 44: 136–137; Manfred on, 18: 416–417p. 210
Eanmund, 49: 70 n., 49: 77p. 210
Earle, John, letter of, 38: 176–177p. 210
EARLY PIETY, 45: 563–564p. 210
Early Rising, Locke on, 37: 21–22p. 210
EARNEST CRY AND PRAYER, 6: 157–163p. 210
Earnestness, Confucius on, 44: 58 (l. 6); Kempis on, 7: 236 (l. 7)p. 210→ Inventory
Ears, drooping, cause of, 11: 27p. 210
Earth, age of, 11: 321–325, 11: 344–345, 11: 394–395; ancient opinions of its motion, 39: 55; changes in, 11: 345–347, 11: 387; 38: 385–418; Copernicus on motion of the, 39: 52–57; Descartes on the, 34: 37; Faraday on, 30: 9–10; Geikie on past history of, 30: 338–339; interior of the, 30: 299–300, 30: 305–306; Lactantius on the, 39: 56; Milton on, 4: 169, 4: 195, 4: 245–247, 4: 263, 4: 307–308; motion of poles of, 34: 128–129; palpitation of, 30: 283; Raleigh on changes in the, 39: 107; rigidity of the, 30: 299, 30: 300, 30: 305–306; Socrates's idea of the, 2: 104–108; temperature of, changes in, 38: 395p. 210→ Inventory
Earth-Spirit, in FAUST, 19: 27p. 210
EARTHLY PARADISE, PROLOGUE OF THE, 42: 1193–1194p. 210
Earthquakes, Darwin on, 29: 305–316, 29: 507; effect of, on the weather, 29: 355–356; Lyell on, 38: 406–407; oblivion in, 3: 136; rain and, 29: 355–356; Woolman on, as judgments of God, 1: 237p. 210→ Inventory
Ease, after pain, 4: 61; Confucius on, 44: 6 (l. 14); deliciousness of, due to toil, 28: 314–315; Hobbes on desire for, 34: 370–371; Tennyson on, 42: 994–998; Yutzu on, 44: 6 (l. 12)p. 210→ Inventory
Ease, Plain of, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 109p. 210
East India Company, end of, 25: 154; forts of, 10: 457; Mill on, 25: 212; mismanagement of, 10: 470p. 210
Eastburn, Samuel, 1: 234, 1: 239, 1: 249p. 210
Easter, celebration of, 15: 403p. 210
EASTER, Spenser's, 40: 249p. 210
Easter Choruses, in FAUST, 19: 36p. 210
EASTER SONG, by Herbert, 40: 345p. 210
Eating, Augustine, St., on continency in, 7: 183; Confucius on excessive, 44: 60 (l. 22); Locke on children's, 37: 16–21, 37: 31; Luther on freedom of, 36: 309–310; More on pleasure of, 36: 203; Penn on, 1: 328 (l. 59)p. 210
Ebusus, and Corynacus, 13: 400p. 210
Ecbatan, reference to, 4: 329p. 210
Eccentricity, Mill on, 25: 262p. 210→ Inventory
Eccentrics, defined, 3: 45 n.p. 210
Eccius, John, 36: 340–341p. 210
ECCLESIASTES, BOOK OF, Buddha, resemblances of, to, 45: 574; 44: 335–349; remarks on, 44: 334; 44: 1, 44: 29p. 210
Ecclesiastical Princedoms, 36: 38–40p. 210
Ecgtheow, 49: 12, 49: 15, 49: 18 n.p. 210
Echecrates of Phlius, 2: 45–47, 2: 81, 2: 95–96p. 210
Echeneus, in the ODYSSEY, 22: 94, 22: 153p. 210
Echephron, son of Nestor, 22: 43p. 210
Echetus, the king, 22: 247, 22: 292p. 211
Echinades, Herodotus on the, 33: 11p. 211
Echion, father of Pentheus, 8: 390, 8: 392; husband of Agave, 8: 429p. 211
Echo, the nymph, Dante on, 20: 334 n.; Milton on, 4: 50–51; Shelley on, 41: 860p. 211→ Inventory
ECHOES, by Moore, 41: 821–822p. 211
Eclipses, foretold by ancient philosophers, 7: 64; Pericles on, 12: 72; signs of ill, 48: 65 (l. 173)p. 211→ Inventory
Economical Table, of Quesnai, 10: 438, 10: 444p. 211
Economists, of France, 10: 443–444; on land taxes, 10: 481p. 211
Economy, beauty in, 5: 304; Burke on true, 24: 397; Emerson on, 5: 52; of nature, 11: 151–152p. 211→ Inventory
Ector, Sir, in the HOLY GRAIL, 35: 156–158, 35: 159, 35: 160–161, 35: 162, 35: 179–180, 35: 203–204p. 211
Ed-Dejjal, Muslim Antichrist, 16: 239 n.p. 211
Ed-Dimiryat, king of the Jinn, 16: 308, 16: 309, 16: 310p. 211
EDDA, ELDER, SON C S FROM THE, 49: 359–438; remarks on, 49: 250–252p. 211
Edelfla, the tree, 39: 12p. 211
Eden, Burns on, 6: 142; Dante in, 20: 258–284; Milton on, 4: 158, 4: 160–162p. 211
Edgar, king of England, navy of, 35: 361; and the wolves, 35: 341p. 211
Edgar, in KING LEAR, Edmund and, 46: 226–229, 46: 310–314; flight of, 46: 242–243, 46: 251–252; Gloucester and, 46: 281–283, 46: 291–293, 46: 297–300, 46: 306; Goneril's letter found by, 46: 299, 46: 305; Lear and, 46: 273–277; as madman, 46: 269–272; madness of, remarks on, 46: 214; soliloquy of, 46: 280–281p. 211
Edh-Dhubyani, Arab poet, 16: 297 n.p. 211
Edinborough, Franklin on men of, 1: 15p. 211
Edinburgh, built of foreign timber, 10: 170; industries of, 10: 264p. 211
EDINBURGH, ADDRESS TO, 6: 252–253p. 211
Edinburgh Review, Emerson on the, 5: 315; establishment of, 27: 225; Mill on, 25: 61–62, 25: 137; Whig organ, 27: 362; Wordsworth on, 5: 464p. 211
Editors, Carlyle on, 25: 446; Johnson on, 39: 235–236, 39: 242–248; Stevenson on duty of, 28: 285p. 211→ Inventory
Edmund, in KING LEAR, bastard son of Gloucester, 46: 216; Albany and, 46: 305, 46: 308–310; before battle, 46: 305; character of, 46: 214; confession of, 46: 312–315; Curan and, 46: 242; death of, 46: 316; Edgar and, 46: 225–229, 46: 242–243, 46: 311; Gloucester and, 46: 267, 46: 273; Goneril and, 46: 277, 46: 283–284, 46: 299; Lear and Cordelia with, 46: 306–307; Regan and, 46: 290, 46: 303–304p. 211
Education, Channing on, 28: 358–360; Confucius on, 44: 45 (l. 28), 44: 53 (l. 38); Emerson on, 5: 7–15, 5: 48–50, 5: 191–192, 5: 256–257, 5: 261–262; Epictetus on lack of, 2: 156 (l. 105); Franklin on female, 1: 15, 1: 93; Goethe on, 25: 381–382; Goethe on, of artists, 39: 252, 39: 255–257, 39: 264–266; Hippocrates on, 38: 4; Hume on importance of, 37: 355–356; Huxley on, 28: 210–223; Kant on moral, 32: 322 n.; Luther on, 36: 321–327; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 193 (l. 4); Mill on, 25: 9, 25: 28, 25: 29, 25: 37–38, 25: 70, 25: 87–88, 25: 108, 25: 115, 25: 302–305; Newman on, 28: 31–38; Pascal on, 48: 19 (l. 34), 48: 38, 48: 41 (l. 95); Penn on, 1: 321–323; Pliny on, 9: 301–303, 9: 320–321; Ruskin on, 28: 94, 28: 102–103, 28: 146–156; Schiller on, 32: 207–295; Smith on, 10: 133–137, 10: 219, 10: 463–464; in Utopia, 36: 231–232; Vaughan on, 1: 69–70; Washington on need of public, 43: 243; Wordsworth on, 5: 323p. 211→ Great Idea
EDUCATION, ESSAY O N, Bacon's, 3: 98–99p. 211→ Great Idea
EDUCATION, LOCKE ' S THOUGHTS CONCERN ING, 37: 5–183; remarks on, 37: 3–4p. 211→ Great Idea
EDUCATION, MILTON ' S TRACTATE ON, 3: 235–247; remarks on, 3: 234p. 211→ Great Idea
EDUCATION OF CHILDREN, Montaigne's, 32: 29–71p. 211
EDUCATION OF THE HUMAN RACE, 32: 185–206; remarks on, 32: 184; 32: 1, 32: 32, 32: 36–37p. 211
EDUCATION OF WOMEN, by Defoe, 27: 148–151; remarks on, 27: 1, 27: 36p. 211
EDWARD, a ballad, 40: 56–58p. 211
Edward I, of England, Dante on, 20: 174 n., 20: 368 n.p. 211
Edward the Second, of England, in EDWARD THE SECOND, in abbey, 46: 65; at Berkeley, 46: 72–73, 46: 82–83; at Boroughbridge, 46: 52–53; capture of, 46: 66–68; crown yielded by, 46: 68–70; delights of, 46: 9; death of, 46: 84–86; flight of, 46: 62; Gaveston and, 46: 7–8, 46: 9–21, 46: 26–27, 46: 38–39, 46: 43, 46: 50–51; Gurney and Matrevis with, 46: 74–75, 46: 77–79; Isabella, Queen, and, 46: 20–22, 46: 25–27, 46: 38; 3: 50; in Kenilworth Castle, 46: 68–70; nobles' quarrel with, 46: 35–38, 46: 54–55, 46: 59–60; Normandy lost by, 46: 49; Raleigh on murder of, 39: 72; Spencer and, 46: 47–48, 46: 51–52; at Tynemouth, 46: 40p. 211
EDWARD THE SECOND, 46: 7–89; remarks on, 46: 5; Lamb on, 46: 6p. 212
Edward the Third, in EDWARD THESE C ON D, 46: 49, 46: 56–59, 46: 63–64, 46: 81–82, 46: 87–89; in France; St. Patrick's Purgatory and, 32: 178; Raleigh on, 39: 72; victories over kings, 35: 221; see Crecyp. 212
Edward IV, beauty of, 3: 106; census of England under, 35: 231; founder of King's College, 35: 380; licence to sheep exporters, 35: 328–329; Raleigh on, 39: 74–75p. 212
Edward V, murder of, 39: 75–76p. 212
Edward the Confessor, miracles of, 46: 377–378p. 212
Edward, the Black Prince, see Black Princep. 212
Edwardes, Richard, AMANTIUM IKS, 40: 201–202p. 212
Edwards, Jonathan, Hazlitt on, 27: 277p. 212
Edwards, Milne, on organization, 11: 129; on physiological division of labor, 11: 118; on types, 11: 451p. 212
Effects, Pascal on reason of, no (315)p. 212
Efiiat, Marquis d', and Bacon, q 8 ' 9p. 212
Effort, Channing on value of, 28: 314–315; Confucius on, 44: 20 (l. 20); ECCLESIASTES on uselessness of, 44: 335–338, 44: 341 (l. 15-16); Johnson on high, 39: 198–199p. 212→ Inventory
Efrits, species of genii, 16: 9p. 212
Egbert, the navy of, 35: 361p. 212
Egerton, Lady Alice, in COMUS, 4: 44p. 212
Egerton, Lord, Jonson on, 27: 56–57p. 212
Egerton, Thomas, in COMUS, 4: 44p. 212
Eggs, number of, as security against destruction, 11: 75–76p. 212→ Inventory
Egidio, in THE BETROTHED, 21: 173–174p. 212
Egidius, the disciple, 20: 332 n.p. 212
Egil, Emerson on, 5: 344p. 212
Eglentyne, Madame, in CANTERBURY TALES, 40: 14p. 212
EGMONT, Goethe's, 19: 253–334; remarks on, 19: 252p. 212
Egmont, Count, Alva and, 19: 298, 19: 303; arrested, 19: 313–314; Clara and, 19: 267–268, 19: 291–296, 19: 315–318; Ferdinand and, 19: 305, 19: 326–332; historically, 19: 252; Machiavel and, 19: 262–264; Netherlanders' love of, 19: 254, 19: 255; with Orange, 19: 283–288; in prison, 19: 318–320; Raleigh on, 39: 89; rashness of, 19: 281–282; rioters and, 19: 276–277; on way to scaffold, 19: 333–334; with secretary, 19: 278–283; hears his sentence, 19: 326; sleep and vision, 19: 332p. 212
Ego, Berkeley on the, 37: 254–255; Buddhist denial of the, 45: 653–660; Pascal on, m (323), 48: 155 (l. 469); Schiller on, 32: 238–241p. 212→ Inventory
Egotism, Emerson on value of, 5: 232–233; Kant on, 32: 334, 32: 341; Pascal on, 48: 152 (l. 457)p. 212→ Inventory
Egremont, Earl of, 1: 49p. 212
Egypt, agriculture of, 33: 12–13; artificial lake ii., 33: 75–76; canals of, 33: 52–53, 33: 79–80; civilization of, why early, 10: 25; "Deserters" of, 33: 19–20; fathers and son-, in, 10: 64; freedom in ancient, 5: 89; gods in, 33: 72–73; 38: 387; history of, 33: 48–89; Israel in, 44: 435–438; kings of, 33: 9, 33: 48–89; labyrinth of, 33: 74–75; land of, nature and extent, 33: 9–15; pigeons in ancient, 11: 40; plagues of, 4: 346; 44: 242 (l. 43-51), 44: 276 (l. 27-36); pyramids of, 33: 63–65, 33: 67, 33: 68–69; Rousseau on arts of, 34: 177; shipping in ancient, 3: 157; species in, unchanged, 11: 210; wealth of ancient, 10: 295; wonders of, 33: 22p. 212
EGYPT, ACCOUNT OF, Herodotus's, 33: 7–90; remarks on, 33: 5–6; 33: 1, 33: 19p. 212
Egyptian Feasts, skeleton at, 32: 16, 32: 19p. 212
Egyptians, anointing among, 33: 47; antiquity of the, 33: 7–8, 33: 13–14; athletics among, 33: 45; boats and navigation of, 33: 47–48; calendar of the, 33: 9; chronology of the, 34: 127; circumcision among, 33: 23, 33: 51; classes among the, 33: 82–83; costumes, 33: 41–42; diet and feasts of, 33: 40–41, 33: 45–46; divination among, 33: 42; of the fens, 33: 45–47; gnats, manner of protection from, 33: 47; gods of the, 33: 9, 33: 26–31, 33: 72–73, 33: 78–79; health, care of, 33: 40; hero-worship not practised by, 33: 31; lotos and papyrus eaters, 33: 45–46; manners and customs of the, 33: 22–23; medical skill of, Homer on, 22: 52; medicine among, 33: 42; memory of, 33: 40; mode of greeting, 33: 41; monogamy practised by, 33: 45; mourning and burial customs, 33: 42–44; old age, respect for, 33: 41; oracles of, 33: 33, 33: 42, 33: 78–79; Perseus worshipped by, 33: 44–45; religious celebrations of, 33: 33–35; religious customs, 33: 23–24; sacrer' animals of, 33: 24–30, 33: 36–40; sanctity of temples, 33: 35–36; song of, 33: 41; transmigration believed in by, 33: 62p. 212→ Inventory
Ehrenberg, on infusoria, 29: 15; on phosphorescence of sea, 29: 168p. 213
Eichthal, Gustave d', 25: 105p. 213
Eidothee, daughter of Proteus, 22: 55–57p. 213
Eimeo, island of, 29: 410p. 213
Ekphantus, on motion of earth, 39: 55p. 213
Elaine, mother of Galahad, 35: 203; Renan on, 32: 153; see Galahad, birth ofp. 213
Eland, Cumming on the, 28: 409p. 213
Elasticity, force of, 30: 188–192p. 213→ Inventory
Elater, Darwin on the, 29: 39–40p. 213→ Inventory
Elatreus, in the games, 22: 102p. 213
El-Bakbuk, story of, 16: 164–168p. 213
Elbe, Tacitus on the, 33: 116p. 213
Elbo, island of Anysis, 33: 70p. 213
ELDER EDDA, SONGS FROM THE, 49: 359–438p. 213
Eldon, Lord, and the cartoons, 5: 417; Holdship and, 5: 370; on impressment, 5: 364; never "ratted, " 377p. 213
El Dorado, city of, Milton on, 4: 329; Smith on, 10: 403; see Manoap. 213
Elect, Pascal on the, 48: 189 (l. 575,577)p. 213→ Inventory
Election, doctrine of eternal, 49-5 °p. 213
ELECTION BALLAD, 6: 379–383p. 213
ELECTION BALLAD FOR WESTERHA ', 6: 370–371p. 213
Election Expenses, Mill on, 25: 173p. 213
Elective Franchise, Emerson on the, 5: 241; Mill on the, 25: 159–160; in U. S., 43: 197 (l. 15), 43: 198 (l. 19); see Suffragep. 213
Electoral College, first provision of, 43: 187 (l. 2,3); amended provisions 195-6 (12), 43: 196–197 (l. 14), 43: 197–198 (l. 17)p. 213
Electra, daughter of Atlas, 13: 272; Dante on, 20: 19; in THE LIBATION - BEARERS, 8: 79–101; Voltaire on, 39: 364p. 213
Electric Fish, 11: 188–190p. 213
Electricity, and the ether, 30: 263, 30: 264; Franklin on, 1: 146–148; magnetism and, 30: 82–85, 30: 206; motive force of, 30: 203–207; production of, 30: 61–64, 30: 74–81, 30: 203, 30: 204; transferability of, 30: 66–72p. 213→ Inventory
Electro-magnetism, 30: 83, 30: 206p. 213→ Inventory
Elegance, born, not bred, 5: 214; Burke on, 24: 98; true, in few wantsp. 213→ Inventory
Elegiac Poets, Milton on, 28: 173–174p. 213
Elegy, Sidney on the, 27: 29; Wordsworth on the, 39: 298p. 213
ELEGY, by Byron, 41: 790p. 213
ELEGY IN A COUNTRY CHURCHYARD, Gray's, 40: 443–447p. 213
Eleians, in Egypt, 33: 80–81p. 213
Elements, creation of the, 20: 313–314p. 213→ Inventory
Elephantine, Herodotus on, 33: 11p. 213
Elephants, habits of, 29: 91; increase of, 11: 74; insects and, 11: 355; seldom destroyed by beasts of prey, 11: 77; weight of, 29: 94p. 213→ Inventory
ELEU LORO, 41: 742–743p. 213
Eleusis, chapel of, at Athens, 12: 50p. 213
Eleutheria, establishment of the, 12: 99p. 213
Elevation, coral reefs and land, 29: 483; Lyell on, of land, 38: 401, 38: 406, 38: 409, 38: 411p. 213→ Inventory
El-Fadl, the vizier, 16: 193–199p. 213
El-Feshsharf, story of, 16: 177–184p. 213
ELFIN MOUND, THE, 17: 259–265p. 213
Elfmounds, champions of the, 49: 240–241p. 213
Elgin, song of, Burns on, 6: 138p. 213
Elgin, Lord, and the Greek remains, 5: 361p. 213
El-Heddar, story of, 16: 168–171p. 213
Eli, name of Chief Good, 20: 398; sons of, 4: 100p. 213
Elias, Calvin on, 39: 40, 39: 44; St. James on, 48: 303 (l. 868)p. 213
Eliazar, and Argustus, 35: 154; son of Pelles, 35: 206–207p. 213
Elihu, son of Barachel, 44: 121–132; remarks on speech of, 44: 72p. 213
Elijah, Augustine on, 7: 185; Bunyan on, 15: 159; Jesus and, 44: 379 (l. 30); Milton on, 4: 368, 4: 372, 4: 378; Zarephath and, 44: 364 (l. 25-6)p. 213
Eliot, John, BRIEF NARRATIVE, 43: 138–146; life and works of, 43: 138 n.; on wine, 5: 126p. 213
Eliott, Sir Thomas, 36: 134p. 213
Eliphaz, the Temanite, 44: 73, 44: 75, 44: 93, 44: 105, 44: 141p. 213
Elisabat, the barber, 14: 207, 14: 210p. 213
Elisabeth, mother of John, 353 (5, 7, 13). 354 (24-5). 359 (36, 4 i " 5). 356 (57-60)p. 213
Elisha, and Naaman, 44: 364 (l. 27)p. 213
Eliwlod, 32: 168–169p. 214
Elixir, Sir Mammon on the, 47: 565–566p. 214
ELIXIR, THE, 40: 342–343p. 214
ELIZA, FAREWELL TO, 6: 218p. 214
ELIZA, QUEEN OF THE SHEPHERDS, 40: 245–247p. 214
ELIZABETH, L. H., EPITAPH ON, 40: 297p. 214
Elizabeth, of Bohemia, Walton on, 15: 347p. 214
ELIZABETH OF BOHEMIA, 40: 287–288p. 214
Elizabeth, Queen of England, Drake and, 33: 122, 33: 126–127; m The Faerie Queene, 39: 63; Harrison on progresses of, 35: 327; Hugo on, 39: 356; Johnson on times of, 39: 218; literary age of, 18: 5; Mary Queen of Scots on, 6: 396–397; the navy of, 35: 357–359; Philip II and, 33: 226; pictures of, 39: 80; Raleigh and, 39: 67 n.; 33: 300; secretaries of, stories of, 57> 59! Sidney and, 15: 384; stockings first worn by, 10: 206p. 214
Elizabethan Age, Emerson on the, 5: 434–438p. 214
ELIZABETHAN DRAMASp. 214
Elizabethan England, ale-drinking in, 35: 285–286; ale-houses in, 35: 245; apparel and attire, 35: 289–292; the church in, 35: 252, 35: 256–270; cities, towns, bishoprics, parishes, and estates of, 35: 230–235; climate, soil, and products, 35: 307–317; commerce of, 35: 224–226; customs of, 35: 330–331; degrees of people in, 35: 217–229; dishes of, 35: 298–299, 35: 321–322; dogs in, 35: 350–356; fairs and markets, 35: 244–251, 35: 327; food and diet in, 35: 271–288; fowls, wild and tame, 35: 334–340; gardens and orchards of, 35: 236–243; holidays in, 35: 266; houses and furniture in, 35: 293–298, 35: 309–310; interest in, 35: 299–300; laws and licences in, 35: 315; learning in, 39: 225–226, 39: 229; live stock of, 35: 325–333; luxuries of life in, 35: 297–299, 35: 321–322; manners in, 35: 223, 35: 226–227, 35: 232, 35: 273–275, 35: 277–279, 35: 286–288; minerals and metals, 35: 318–324; navy and shipping of, 35: 357–362; poor relief, beggars, vagabonds, and jugglers, 35: 301–306; punishment of vagabonds, 35: 305–306; punishments of crime in, 35: 363–370; rents and tenures, 35: 299, 35: 300; universities of, 35: 371–383; wealth of, 35: 299, 35: 300; wild beasts, vermin, and insects, 35: 341–349; woolen manufactures in, 35: 328–329p. 214
ELIZABETHAN ENGLAND, DESCRIPTION OF, 35: 215–383p. 214
Elizabethan Language, Johnson on, 39: 196–197p. 214
El-Kuz el Aswani, story of, 16: 174–177p. 214
Ellesmere, Lord, relations with John Donne, 15: 325–326, 15: 327p. 214
Elliot, Sir Gilbert, 40: 110p. 214
Elliot, Jane, LAMENT FOR FLODDEN, 12: 483p. 214
Elliot of Lariston, 41: 768p. 214
Elliott, Willie, and Scott, 25: 414p. 214
Ellis, Sarah, wife of Woolman, 1: 187p. 214
Ellis, William, 25: 54, 25: 63, 25: 78, 25: 80p. 214
El-Mihraj, the king, 16: 239p. 214
Elmire, in TARTUFFE, Cleante and, 26: 208; Orgon and, 26: 266–270, 26: 278; Pernelle and, 26: 199–201, 26: 206; Tartuffe and, 26: 247–254, 26: 270–276, 26: 284, 26: 291, 26: 293–294, 26: 296p. 214
El-M6in, the vizier, 16: 193–209, 16: 225–227, 16: 229p. 214
El-Muntasir bi-llah, Caliph, 16: 162–163p. 214
Eloquence, Augustine, St., on, 7: 67; Burke on, 24: 29–40, 24: 299; Carlyle on, 25: 377; Descartes on study of, 34: 8–9; Hobbes on, 34: 360, 34: 373; Hume on, 37: 381–383; Milton on, 4: 122; Montaigne on, 32: 62, 32: 64; Pascal on, 48: 12, 48: 14–15, 48: 17 (l. 25-6); Pennon, 1: 336; Pliny on, 9: 346–348; Woolman on, 3 "p. 214
Elpenor, and Artemidora, 41: 902; Homer on, 22: 144, 22: 146–147, 22: 162p. 214
E L P H IN STONE ' S TRANSLATIONS, O N, 6: 264p. 214
Elpinice, sister of Cimon, 12: 45; Pericles and, 12: 64p. 214
Elsbeth, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 437, 26: 440p. 214
ELSIE, CLEVER, story of, 17: 121p. 214
Ely, Island of, 35: 314, 35: 317p. 214
Elymas, the sorcerer, 44: 450 (l. 8-11)p. 214
Elysian Fields, Æneas's visit to, 13: 229; Britain reputed locality of, 35: 307; Homer on the, 22: 60p. 214
Elysium, Socrates on, 2: 105–106, 2: 109p. 214
Emancipation, Lincoln and, 28: 442–447p. 214→ Inventory
EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION, 43: 323–325; Emerson on the, 42: 1261 n.p. 214
Emathian Conqueror, Alexander called the, 4: 78p. 214
Embalming, in ancient Egypt, 33: 42–44p. 214→ Inventory
Embassies, origin of, 10: 457–458p. 214
Embellishment, is deformity, 5: 302p. 214→ Inventory
Emblems, use of, 5: 167–169p. 214→ Inventory
Embryo Spirit, in FAUST, 19: 185p. 214
Embryological Characters, in classification, 11: 437p. 214
Embryological Resemblances, 11: 249–250p. 215
Embryology, Darwin on, 11: 457–469p. 215→ Inventory
Embryos, early death of, 11: 301–302; in Milton's Limbo, 4: 147; pictures of past, 11: 371–372p. 215→ Inventory
Emendation, Johnson on, 39: 243–248p. 215→ Inventory
Emeria, country of, 33: 325 n., 33: 331p. 215
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, Carlyle and, 25: 316–317; ENGLISH TRAITS, 5: 315–474; Essays of, 5: 5–310; life and work of, 5: 3–4; Lowell on, 28: 467; personal acquaintances in England, 5: 462–466; Poems by, 42: 1241–1264; remarks on, 42: 1, 42: 36; SPEECH AT MANCHESTER, 5: 471–474; visit to Stonehenge, 5: 453–462p. 215
EMIGRANTS IN BERMUDA, 40: 376–377p. 215
Emilius, Paulus, see Æmiliusp. 215
Eminence, Confucius on, 44: 40 (l. 20); verses on, 16: 235p. 215→ Inventory
Emlen, Samuel, 1: 289–291, 1: 301p. 215
Emmet, jEsop's fable of the, 33: 129p. 215
Emmets, see Antsp. 215
Emonides, death of, 13: 339–340p. 215
Emotions, Emerson on the, 5: 66–70; Mill on the, 25: 35–36; Stevenson on display of, 28: 280–281p. 215
Empedocles, Bacon on, 3: 66; in Dante's Limbo, 20: 20; on evolution, 11: 6; in Milton's Limbo, 4: 147; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 116; Sidney on, 27: 7; sphere of, 2: 295 (l. 3); on the world, 39: 104p. 215
EMPEROR ' S NEW CLOTHES, THE, 17: 234p. 215
EMPIRE, ESSAY O N, Bacon's, 3: 48–52p. 215
Employers, see Capitalistsp. 215
Employment, necessary to contentment, 1: 141; Woolman on, 1: 236p. 215
Employments, Johnson on the lower, 39: 182; Smith on, 10: 63–64, 10: 102–146p. 215→ Inventory
Empty Sack, proverb of the, 1: 91p. 215
Emulation, Bacon on, between brothers, 3: 20; envy and, 40: 420; defined by Hobbes, 34: 343p. 215→ Inventory
Enceladus, and Ætna, 13: 147p. 215
Enchanted Ground, in PILGRIM ' S PRO G RESS, 15: 138–139, 15: 301–305p. 215
Enclos, Ninon de 1', 27: 274p. 215
Enclosures, advantage of, 10: 154; Democritus and Columella on, 10: 157; effect of, 11: 80p. 215→ Inventory
Encolpius, reader to Pliny, 9: 316p. 215
Encyclopaedists, Burke on the, 24: 246; Carlyle on the, 25: 335p. 215
END OF THE PLAY, 42: 1058–1060p. 215
Endor, Witch of, 3: 90; 18: 428p. 215
Endowments, Carlyle on, 25: 374–375; Mill on, 25: 114–115p. 215→ Inventory
Ends, Kant's kingdom of, 32: 343–344, 32: 347 n., 32: 348–349p. 215→ Inventory
Endurance, Locke on, 37: 94–95, 37: 99–101p. 215
Endymion, called Latmian shepherd, 40: 244p. 215
Enemies, fable of despicable, 18: fable on promises of, 17: 29; Jesus on loving, 44: 369 (l. 27,35)p. 215→ Inventory
Energy, Hume on idea of, 37: 336–350; ill-temper and, 28: 175–176; see Forcep. 215→ Inventory
Engagements, Mill on liberty of, 25: 299p. 215
En-gedi, reference to, 41: 485p. 215
Engelier, the Gascon, 49: 120, 49: 135, 49: 138, 49: 144, 49: 167p. 215
Engines, Helmholtz on, 30: 190–194; improvement in, due to boy, 10: 15p. 215→ Inventory
England, Alfieri, on, 5: 331; in American Civil War, 25: 166–167; 28: 115; apprenticeships in, 10: 122; artificiality of, 5: 362–363; Carlyle on history of, 25: 366; Catholic Church in, 35: 252–256, 35: 266, 35: 267; climate and situation, 5: 331–336; coasts of, action of sea on, 35: 319; commercial laws of, 10: 405–425; country of contradictions, 5: 362–363; Elizabethan; estates of, 5: 404–407; first book in, 39: 5 n.; food in, 35: 237, 35: 245, 35: 330–333, 35: 347; foreign policy, 5: 467–468; France and, in trade, 10: 367–368; France and, in war, 3: 75; free trade movement in, 25: 65; Goldsmith on, 41: 528–531; influence of, 5: 332–333; interest, rates of, in, 10: 91; liberalism in, 25: 64–65; liberty, ideas of, in, 25: 202–203; luxury and rioting in, 36: 147–148; Milton on, 3: 215, 3: 222–224, 3: 225–226; minerals and metals, 35: 319–324; money of, 10: 43; More on causes of theft in, 36: 143–148; names of places in, 5: 405; Norman, navy of, 35: 361; pauperism in, 5: 467; peerage of, Carlyle on, 25: 371; penalties in, 43: 92; poor laws of, 10: 139–141; post-office established in, 9: 368 n.; press of, 5: 447–453; prices in, 1: 304; 10: 195–196, 10: 205; 35: 224–225, 35: 228, 35: 247–249; progress of wealth of, 10: 272–273; races of, 5: 352–353; Raleigh on, 39: 72–80; Royal Society and Academies of, 34: 154–159; Saxon, 10: 30, 10: 194; 35: 361; sea-power of, 3: 80; serving men in, 36: 144–146; sheepraising in, 36: 146–147; stage-coaches in (1772), 1: 304–305; state of (1782), 24: 387–389; Tennyson on, 42: 998; Thomson on, 40: 442–443; trade treaty with Portugal, 10: 390–394; universities of, 5: 415–423; wages in, 1: 304; 10: 77, 10: 143–144; weights and measures in, 35: 249; Winthrop on government of, 43: 91; Wordsworth on, 41: 675, 41: 677; workmanship in, 35: 228, 35: 321–322; see Elizabethan Englandp. 215
ENGLAND AND SWITZERLAND, 41: 675–676p. 216
England, Bank of, operations of, 10: 241–243; power of, 5: 396; privileges of, 10: 461; profits of, 10: 469p. 216
England, Church of, Browne on, 3: 255–256; Burke on, 24: 235–240; Defoe on establishment of, 27: 133–147; under Elizabeth, 35: 252, 35: 256–270; Emerson on, 5: 424–432; Voltaire on, 34: 78–81p. 216
ENGLAND, MY ENGLAND, 42: 1210–1212p. 216
ENGLAND, YE MARINERS OF, 41: 777–778p. 216
English, ability of the, 5: 361; American interest in the, 5: 50; aristocracy, 5: 402–415; Austin on the, in; belles lettres among the, 34: 140–154; brutality among the, 5: 346–347; Burke on the, 24: 222–223; character of the, 5: 379–387; character summarized, 5: 466–471; close union of the, 5: 365; cockayne, 5: 387–392; constitutional force, 5: 381; courage and tenderness of, 5: 348; diet of, 5: 349; dinner among the, 5: 372; domestic life of the, 5: 369; dulness of the, 5: 377; freedom of, 5: 355; Goldsmith on the, 12: 528–529; government of the, 34: 85–92; hatred of pretension, 5: 372; horsemanship of, 5: 350; industry and machinery, 5: 394–396; literature of, 5: 432–446; love of custom, 5: 370; love of home, 5: 369; love of private independence, 5: 387; machinery, results of, on, 5: 399–400; maritime inclinations of the, 5: 347; mechanical tendencies of the, 5: 367; Mill on the, 25: 41–42, 25: 96–97, 25: 148–149; Mirabeau on the, 28: 468; moroseness, 5: 379; narrow patriotism of, 5: 388–389; natural sincerity of the, 5: 373–379; patience of the, 5: 359–360; pertinacity of the, 5: 360–361; physique of, 5: 347; plain-dealing of the, 5: 354; pluck of the, 5: 366; practicalness of, 5: 355; pride in wealth, 5: 392–394; propriety of the, 5: 371–372; prosperity, love of, 5: 359; the race, 5: 336–351, 5: 352–353; religion of, 5: 423–432; 24: 226–227; religious sects among the, 34: 65–85; respect for property, 5: 397–398; Ruskin on the, 28: 116–127; sea supremacy of the, 5: 330; self-esteem, 5: 389–390; social system, artificiality of, 5: 364; sports of, 5: 350; stoutness of mind of the, 5: 381; Taine on the, 39: 416, 39: 421, 39: 425; testiness of the, 5: 384–385; thoroughness of the, 5: 360; trade of the, 34: 92–93; travellers, 5: 382; underlying strength, 5: 386; universities, 5: 415–423; utility, love of, 5: 357, 5: 443–444; vigor of the, 5: 367–368; in war, 5: 358; wars of the, 34: 85–87; wealth of the, 5: 396; wealth, use of, 5: 400–401; Wordsworth on the, 41: 676–677p. 216→ Inventory
ENGLISH, LETTERS ON THE, Voltaire's, 34: 65–159p. 216
English Channel, tides of, 30: 287–288p. 216
English Civil War, Marvell on, 40: 370–371; Vane on, 43: 121p. 216
English Comedy, Voltaire on, 136 -4°.p. 216
English Commonwealth, Milton on the, 28: 188–189; discussion under the, 28: 189–190; see INSTRUMENT OF GOV ERNMENTp. 216
English Drama, blank verse in, 19: 204; gentility in, 5: 121; Shakespeare and, 39: 229–230, 39: 231–233; Shakespearized, 5: 10; in Shakespeare's time, 39: 230; (16th century) Sidney on, 27: 43–46; Voltaire on, 34: 130–140p. 216
ENGLISH DRAMAS, MODERNp. 216
E N CLISH ESSAYSp. 216
English Language, Caxton on old, 39: 24–25; Dryden on, 13: 54; Johnson on, 39: 182–196; Locke on study of, 37: 162–163; Milton on, 3: 197; 4: 20–21; Sidney on, 27: 49–50; Whitman on the, 39: 408p. 216
English Law, Mill on, 25: 44p. 216
English Literature, Bagehot on, 28: 176–177; Emerson on, 5: 432–446; in 17 th century, 39: 427–428; Taine on, 39: 436–437; Thoreau on, 28: 413p. 216
ENGLISH LITERATURE, INTRODUCTION TO TAINE ' S, 39: 410–437p. 216
English Money, Smith on, 10: 30–32p. 216
ENGLISH PHILOSOPHERS, 34: 307–417p. 216
English Poetry, Arnold's review of, 28: 75–90; Eliot on, 28: 1, 28: 4; Emerson on, 5: 180; Wordsworth's retrospect of, 39: 316–330p. 216
ENGLISH POETRYp. 217
English Revolution, Burke on principles of, 24: 155–172; Price on the, 24: 155p. 217
English Tragedy, Voltaire on, 34: 130–136p. 217
ENGLISH TRAITS, Emerson's, 5: 315–474; remarks on, 5: 1, 5: 45p. 217
E N I D ' S SONG, 42: 976–977p. 217
Enipeus, and Tyro, 22: 150–151p. 217
Enis-el-Jelis, story of, 16: 193–230p. 217
Enjoyment, of the present, 44: 337 (l. 24), 44: 338 (l. 12-13); social, 2: 118 (l. 3); temperance in, 2: 198p. 217→ Inventory
Enlightenment, Kempis's prayer for, 7: 287–288p. 217
En-Nabighah, Arab poet, 16: 297 n.p. 217
Ennius, on death, 9: 71; Dryden on, 39: 163; on Fabius, 9: 49; old age of, 9: 50; on principles of nature, 27: 61; quoted, 9: 17–31; Shelley on, 27: 344; Sidney on, 27: 6, 27: 36–37p. 217
Enoch, Bunyan on, 15: 159; identified with Idris, 45: 911 n.; Pascal on, 48: 201; book of, 48: 210p. 217
Enoch's Pillars, 3: 276 n.p. 217
Ens, father of the Predicaments, 4: 22p. 217→ Inventory
Entellus, character of, 13: 60; Dares and, 13: 191–194p. 217→ Inventory
Enteritis, Holmes on, 38: 247p. 217
Enthusiasm, Emerson on, 5: 55, 5: 159; method of divination, 34: 381p. 217→ Inventory
ENVIER AND ENVIED, story of, 16: 78–81p. 217
ENVIOUS WEZIR, story of, 16: 35–36p. 217
Environment, of a race, Taine on, 39: 423–425p. 217→ Inventory
ENVY, ESSAY O N, Bacon's iiip. 217
Envy, Æschylus on, 8: 38; Augustine, St., on, 7: 28; Bacon on extinguishing of, 3: 129; beginnings of, 34: 204; Blake on, 41: 588; Burns on, 6: 89; Dante on, 20: 201; in Dante's PURGATORY, 20: 195; death and, 3: 10; defined by Hobbes, 34: 343; Emerson on, 5: 60; emulation and, 40: 420; fable on, 17: 32; Moliere on, 26: 282; physical effects of, 38: 124; Penn on, 1: 345–346 (l. 267-9), 1: 380–381; public, Penn on, 1: 353 (l. 367); sin of, in FAUSTUS, 19: 228; Socrates on, results of, 2: 16; the vice of republics, 42: 1301p. 217→ Inventory
Envy, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 97p. 217→ Inventory
Eocene Period, in Europe, 30: 347p. 217
Eocene Strata, Lyell on, 38: 404p. 217
Eochaid Feidlech, 49: 199–201p. 217
Eofor, 49: 73 n., 49: 86–87p. 217
Eomer, in BEOWULF, 49: 58p. 217
Eos, and Kephalos, 8: 323p. 217
Eotens, sword of, 49: 48, 49: 49, 49: 50–51, 49: 76p. 217
Eozoon, Darwin on the, 11: 345p. 217
Epaminondas, Bacon on, 3: 101; Cicero on death of, 9: 103; on death, 32: 7; Emerson on, 5: 128, 5: 203; Pascal on, 48: 119 (l. 353); Plutarch on, 12: 150, 12: 189; poverty of, 12: 78; Sidney on, 27: 41p. 217
Epaphos, child of Zeus and lo, 8: 197; the same as Apis, 33: 77p. 217
Epaphroditus, freedman of Octaviusp. 217
Epaphroditus, master of Epictetus, 2: 116; and the shoemaker, 2: 130 (l. 40)p. 217
Epeius (Epeiis), and the horse of Troy, 13: 108–109; xx " > 112p. 217
Ephesian Books, burning of the, 3: 201p. 217
Ephesians, on examples of virtue, 2: 293 (l. 26)p. 217
Ephesus, Herodotus on plains about, 33: 11p. 217
Ephialtes, the Athenian, 12: 42, 12: 44; murder of, 12: 46p. 217
Ephialtes, the giant, in Dante's HELL, 20: 129, 20: 130; Homer on, 22: 152–153; see Alsean Twinsp. 217
Ephorus, and Theopompus, 9: 146p. 217
Ephraim, children of, 44: 240 (l. 9); Milton on, 4: 421; son of Jacob, 48: 237p. 217
EPIC AND SAGAp. 217
Epic Poetry, Dryden on, 13: 5–11, 13: 14; 39: 158; Fielding on, 39: 176; Hugo on, 39: 340–342, 39: 352, 39: 353–354; Milton on, 5: 175; Poe on, 28: 372; Shelley's, 27: 349; Sidney on, 27: 28–29; Wordsworth on, 39: 298p. 217
Epicaste, in Hades, 22: 151p. 217
Epicharmus, rule of, 9: 118; on the understanding, 32: 38p. 217
Epicles, of Hermione, 12: 9p. 217
Epicrates of Acharnse, 12: 26–27; Cicero the Younger on, 9: 174p. 217
Epics, prose, 39: 176–177p. 217
Epictetus, on anger, 48: 35 (l. 80); banishment of, 9: 239 n.; on changes, 2: 293 (l. 35); on consistency, 48: 118–119 (l. 350); corn-superintendent and, 2: 125 (l. 24); on desire and avoidance, _ 4 (37); n f fee w l " > 293 (36); GOLDEN SAYINGS OF, 2: 117–185; Governor of Cnossus and, 2: 151–152 (l. 93); on himself, 2: 159 (l. 114); Hume on philosophy of, 37: 319; on impossibilities, 2: 293 (l. 33); life and teachings of, 2: 116; Marcus Aurelius's acquaintance with, 2: 194 (l. 7); Pascal on, 48: 13 (l. 18), 48: 388–389, 48: 396–400; priest of Augustus and, 2: 131 (l. 43); the rich man and, 2: 126 (l. 25); on soul and body, 2: 219 (l. 41); the thief and, 120 ( n); on words of bad omen, 2: 293 (l. 34); the young man and, 2: 140 (l. 65)p. 217
Epicureans, Bacon on, 3: 8p. 218
Epicurism, Locke on, 37: 30–31p. 218
Epicurus, Aristophanes on, 32: 64–65; in Athens, 3: 193; 28: 58; 37: 393; Augustine, St., on, 7: 97; Chaucer on, 40: 20; Dante on, 20: 40; freedom from citations, 32: 31; on God, 3: 43; Hugo on, 39: 343; on man as proper study of self, 3: 27; Mill on, 25: 35; not an atheist, 3: 272; on pain, 2: 251 (l. 64); on philosophy, 32: 54; property of, 28: 59; quotation from, 39: 114; religious principles of, 37: 394–401; on sickness, 2: 272–273 (l. 41); on the soul, 34: 103p. 218
Epicycles, defined, 3: 45 n.p. 218
Epicydes, and Themistocles, 12: 10p. 218
Epidaurian Giant, 26: 136p. 218
Epidaurus, see Æsculapiusp. 218
Epidemics, as a check to increase, 11: 78–79p. 218
Epigenes, with Socrates, 2: 22, 2: 47p. 218
EPIGRAM, by Prior, 40: 398p. 218
EPILOGUE, by Browning, 42: 1109–1110p. 218
Epimenides, 3: 66; 8: 184 n.p. 218
Epimetheus, fable of, 3: 40; Pandora and, 4: 172p. 218
Epiphanius, leader of Arabic school, 28: 59; Milton on, 3: 203p. 218
Epirot, Pyrrhus called the, 4: 83p. 218
Epitaphs, Wordsworth on poetic, 39: 299p. 218
EPITHALAMION, Spenser's, 40: 234–245p. 218
Epitomes, Shelley on, 27: 335p. 218→ Inventory
Epixyes, and Themistocles, 12: 31p. 218
Epoch, Taine on importance of, 39: 422, 39: 426–427p. 218
EPODE, by Jonson, 40: 294–297p. 218
Epuremei, Raleigh on the, 33: 354–355, 33: 358, 33: 365; religion of, 33: 374p. 218
Equability, is piety, 45: 795p. 218
Equality, among low races, 29: 234; ants pattern of, 4: 239; Ball, John, on, 35: 61; Burke on, 24: 175–176, 24: 187; envy of, 3: 24; of fortune, 3: 33; 5: 88; of goods, Milton on, 4: 65; Hobbes on, 34: 387–388, 34: 408–410; Jefferson on, 43: 150; Lowell on, 28: 469; Montaigne on, 32: 25; More on, 36: 167, 36: 168; natural, of men, 5: 268; 10: 21; Pascal on, 48: 106 (l. 299), 48: 378–380; Paul, St., on, 45: 525 (l. 14); principle of, discovered by Plato, 27: 346; realized in esthetics, 32: 295; of rights, 5: 240–241; sedition bred by, 3: 36; Spartan principle of, 5: 241; of trades, 10: 116–121p. 218→ Inventory
Equanimity, Hindu doctrine of, 45: 855; Marcus Aurelius on the term, 2: 277 (l. 8)p. 218→ Inventory
Equestrian Order, of Rome, 9: 204 n.p. 218
Equipage, demand for, 10: 167–168p. 218
Equity, Hobbes on, 34: 409; Mohammed on, 45: 986p. 218→ Inventory
Equivocation, Penn on, 1: 336 (l. 144)p. 218→ Inventory
Erasistratus, 38: 67, 38: 88–89p. 218
Erasmus, on the English universities, 35: 374; on folly, 27: 31; More on, 36: 89; at Oxford, 5: 416p. 218
Eraso, secretary of Charles V, 15: 327p. 218
Erastus, the disciple, 44: 465 (l. 22)p. 218
Erato, reference to, 13: 240p. 218
Ercilla, Alonso de, Cervantes on, 14: 54p. 218
Ercoco, reference to, 4: 329p. 218
Erechtheus, Athens the city of, 8: 352; references to, 8: 157; 26: 153p. 218
Eric the Red, 43: 5, 43: 6, 43: 8, 43: 11, 43: 13p. 218
Ericetes, death of, 13: 347p. 218
Erichtho, Dante on, 20: 36p. 218
Erichthonius, reference to, 13: 70p. 218
Erinyes, reference to the, 8: 290p. 218
Eriphyle, Homer on, 22: 153; in the Mournful Fields, 13: 222; slain by son, 20: 300 n., 20: 192p. 218
Erisichthon, Dante on, 20: 239p. 218
Eristics, Socrates on the, 2: 95p. 218→ Inventory
Ermine, hunting of the, 14: 316; Smart on the, 12: 494p. 218→ Inventory
Ernst, H. C, translator of Pasteur, 38: 269p. 218
Eros, and Anteros, 12: 109 n.; 18: 425; song to, 8: 326–328p. 218→ Inventory
Eros, servant of Antony, 12: 381p. 218→ Inventory
Erosion, Darwin on, 29: 320–321; Geikie on, 30: 341; see Denudationp. 218→ Inventory
Erotic Poetry, Shelley on, 27: 342–343p. 218
Erp, son of Gudrun, 49: 353, 49: 357, 49: 418, 49: 426–427, 49: 430p. 219
Erpingham, at Agincourt, 40: 224p. 219
Error, Augustine, St., on origin of, 7: 58; Berkeley on, 37: 228; Emerson on, 5: 17, 8: 325; hill of, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 123; Hobbes on, 34: 332–333; knowledge of, necessary to truth, 3: 202; Milton on, 4: 401; Pascal on sources of, 48: 38–39; Sophocles on correction of, 8: 289p. 219
Erskine, Thomas, Lord, Burns onp. 219
Ertanax, the fish, 35: 183p. 219
Erymanthus, death of, 13: 317p. 219
Erymanthus (region), and Hercules, 13: 234p. 219
Erynnis, references to the, 20: 37; 22: 206p. 219
Erysipelas, and puerperal fever, 38: 236–237, 38: 240 n., 38: 242, 38: 248–249, 38: 252, 38: 253p. 219→ Inventory
Erythrabolos, city of, 33: 54p. 219
Erythraean Sea, Herodotus on, 33: 10, 33: 11; Milton on, 4: 16p. 219
Esau, Augustine, St., on, 7: 185; Bunyan on, 15: 125, 15: 130–131; Woolman on, 1: 298p. 219
Eschilus, see -Sschylusp. 219
Escobar, Pascal on, 48: 313 (l. 915)p. 219
Escovedo, Raleigh on, 39: 88p. 219
Escremis, 49: 124, 49: 135p. 219
Escurial, Bacon on the, 3: 109p. 219
Esdras, Pascal on, 48: 209–210; Raleigh on, 39: 100p. 219
ESOPUS TO MARIA, 6: 485–487p. 219
Espanola, Drake at, 33: 226p. 219
Esquife, friend of Don Quixote, 14: 46p. 219
Esquimaux, Darwin on the, 29: 234p. 219
ESSAY ON MAN, Pope's, 40: 406–440; 40: 1, 40: 32p. 219
Essays, founded by Montaigne, 32: 3p. 219
ESSAYS, AMERICAN, 28: 307–470p. 219
ESSAYS, Bacon's, 3: 7–142p. 219
ESSAYS, Emerson's, 5: 5–310p. 219
ESSAYS, ENGLISHp. 219
ESSAYS, FRENCH, GERMAN, etc.p. 219
Essence, defined, 2: 70; knowledge of, 2: 64–65; see Real Existencep. 219→ Inventory
Essex, Earl of, and Bacon, 3: 3; Emerson on, 5: 183; Jonson on, 27: 56; A PASSION, 40: 287p. 219
E S - SINDIBAD OF THESE A, 16: 231–295p. 219
Es-Sindibad, the Porter, 16: 231–234, 16: 294–295p. 219
Establishment, misuse of word, 27: 245p. 219→ Inventory
Estampes, M. d', governor of Brittany, 38: 13–14, 38: 15p. 219
Este, Azzo da, and Del Cassero, 20: 163 n.p. 219
Este, Ippolito d', Cardinal of Ferrara, 31: 197 n., 31: 201–202, 31: 249, 31: 258–261, 31: 267, 31: 274–276, 31: 278, 31: 282–283, 31: 284–285, 31: 294, 31: 319–320, 31: 334–335p. 219
Este, Obizzo da, and Ghisola, 20: 74 n.; murder of, 20: 52 n.p. 219
Esteem, love of, in children, 37: 39–41; Pascal on, 48: 60 (l. 148-9), 1: 348 (l. 313); for rank, Pascal on, 48: 381p. 219→ Inventory
ESTEEM FOR CHLORIS, 6: 500p. 219
Esther, reference to, 20: 213p. 219
Estorause, King, 35: 211p. 219
Estorgan, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 124, 49: 135p. 219
Estouteville, Jean d', 31: 279 n.p. 219
Estramarin, 49: 97, 49: 124, 49: 135p. 219
Estrella, in LIFE A DREAM, with Astolfo, 26: 21–23; her claim to throne, 26: 22–23; agrees to king's plan, 26: 28–29; with Segismund, 26: 43–44; chosen queen of Segismund, 26: 73p. 219
Estres, M. d', Pare' on, 38: 25, 38: 43p. 219
Etain, daughter of Eochaid, 49: 201–202p. 219
Etain, daughter of Etar, 49: 200–201p. 219
Etampes, Madame d', mistress of Francis I, 31: 283 n., 31: 328 n.; Cellini and, 31: 292–293, 31: 296–298, 31: 300–301, 31: 310, 31: 322, 31: 325–326, 31: 329–330, 31: 333p. 219
Etearchos, king of Ammonians, 33: 20–22p. 219
Eteocles, and Polynices, 20: 107 n.; 8: 255, 8: 260, 8: 261–262; sung by Statius, 20: 235 n.p. 219
Eteoneus, squire of Menelaus, 22: 46–47, 22: 202p. 219
ETERNAL GOODNESS, THE, 42: 1338–1341p. 219
Eternal Life, Kempis on desire of, 7: 315p. 219
Eternity, Browne on, 3: 262; Burke on idea of, 24: 52–53; Hindu doctrine of, 45: 791–792; in an hour, 41: 586; human life and, 2: 271 (l. 32); ocean of, in MIRZA, 27: 74, 27: 76–77; Pascal on, 48: 31; shadows of, 40: 348; time and, 4: 39p. 219→ Great Idea
Eterscel, King, 49: 201, 49: 202p. 219
Ethan the Ezrahite, Maschil of, 44: 254–257p. 219
Ethelred, navy of, 35: 361p. 219
Ethelwald, at Winborne, 5: 354p. 219
Ether, luminiferous, Kelvin on, 30: 255, 30: 263–266, 30: 271–273p. 220→ Inventory
Ethics, common rational basis of, 32: 305–317; empirical and metaphysical bases of, 32: 318–355; Hobbes on, 34: 363; Hume on standard of, 27: 204–205; Kant on science of, 32: 299–300; Mill on Christian, 25: 242–243; need of metaphysic of, 32: 300–303; need of philosophical basis, 32: 316–317; Pascal on, 48: 25–26 (l. 67), 48: 313 (l. 912); Pope on study of, 40: 406–407; see Moralsp. 220→ Inventory
Ethiopia, Herodotus on, 33: 16, 33: 19–20p. 220
ETHIOPIA SALUTING THE COLORS, 42: 1407–1408p. 220
Ethiopian Eunuch, 44: 440–441 (l. 27-40)p. 220
Ethiopians, circumcision among, 33: 51; Homer on the, 22: 9–10p. 220
Ethnology, importance of, 28: 230–234; a physical science, 28: 235–236; see Racep. 220→ Inventory
Etna, see Ætnap. 220
E TO N COLLEGE, ON A DISTANT PROSPECT O F, 40: 447–450p. 220
Ettrick Forest, men of, at Flodden, 12: 482 n.p. 220
Etymology, Johnson on English, 39: 186–188p. 220→ Inventory
Eu, Comte d', at Dreux, 38: 48p. 220
Eu, Earl of, in English wars, 35: 13, 35: 50p. 220
Eucharist, Calvin on the, 39: 37, 39: 50; institution of the, 44: 410 (l. 19-20); Kempis on the, 7: 335–364; Luther on the, 36: 320; Newman on doctrine of the, 28: 38; Pascal on the, 48: 81 (l. 224), 48: 218 (l. 654), 48: 220 (l. 666), 48: 223 (l. 670), 48: 273 (l. 789), 48: 301–302, 48: 335, 48: 348–349; St. Paul on the, 45: 505–506 (l. 23-9)p. 220
Euchidas, the Plataean, 12: 99p. 220
Euclia, the goddess, 12: 99p. 220
Euclid, the mathematician, Huxley on, 28: 219; in Limbo, 20: 20; on unity, 48: 434–435p. 220
Euclid, friend of Socrates, 2: 47p. 220
Eudaemon, name of, 12: 156 n.p. 220
Eudamidas, will of, 32: 81, 32: 82p. 220
Eudes, Mayor of Palace, 39: 83p. 220
Euergetes, name of, 12: 156 n.p. 220
EUGANEAN HILLS, LINES WRITTEN AMONG, 41: 835–841p. 220
Eugene, Prince, 41: 734; and the English merchants, 34: 92–93; story of, 27: 102p. 220
Eugenio, the goatherd, in DON QUIXOTE, 14: 499–507p. 220
Eugenius, Calvin on, 39: 42, 39: 43p. 220
Eulogies, fancy and judgment inp. 220
Eulogistic Fallacies, 27: 245–246p. 220
Eumsus, swineherd of Odysseus, 22: 186–199, 22: 207–212, 22: 215–219, 22: 228, 22: 232–236, 22: 236, 22: 241–244, 22: 289–290, 22: 293–294, 22: 298–309; Cowley on, 27: 68p. 220
Eumedes, death of, 13: 402p. 220
Eumenides, Hugo on the, 39: 348; name of, 27: 324p. 220
Eumenius, death of, 13: 379p. 220
Eumolpus, Pliny on, 9: 399–400p. 220
Eunapius, at Athens, 28: 53–54p. 220
Eunoe, river, 20: 261–262p. 220
Eunomus, and Demosthenes, 12: 195p. 220
Eunuchs, envy of, 3: 23; king's favor for, 3: 108p. 220
Euodius, conversion of, 7: 147; at funeral of Monnica, 7: 155p. 220
Eupeithes, father of Antinous, 22: 330–331; death of, 22: 333p. 220
Euphelia, and Cloe, 40: 397–398p. 220
Euphrantides, the Prophet, 12: 17p. 220
Euphrasia, in PHILASTER; see Bellariop. 220
Euphrates, the philosopher, 9: 195–196; quoted, 2: 172–173 (l. 154)p. 220
Euphrosyne, reference to, 4: 30p. 220
Eupolis, and Alcibiades, 9: 149; on Pericles, 9: 207 n.; 12: 38p. 220
Euripides, and jEschylus, 39: 426; Aristophanes on, 8: 438, 8: 441; BAC - CHM of, 8: 368–436; defeats of, 39: 317; dispute with vEschylus in THE FROGS, 8: 462–485; domestic relations of, 8: 472; on hiding wickedness, 39: 70; HippoLYTus of, 8: 303–367; Hugo on, 39: 347; Hugo on Suppliants of, 39: 341; Johnson on, 39: 210; on liberty of speech, 3: 183; life and works, 8: 302; in Limbo, 20: 236 n.; Milton on, 4: 413; Shelley on, 27: 338; Sophocles, compared with, 8: 208; on the Spartans, 3: 194; verses of, in Syracuse, 27: 37p. 220
Euripus, the flux of, 38: 75, 38: 98, 38: 99p. 220→ Inventory
Europa, reference to, 20: 401p. 220
Europe, American policy toward, 43: 278–279; "better fifty years of, " xlii, 43: 985; civilization of, cause of, 34: 206; eastern, Freeman on, 28: 262–272; growth of continent of, 30: 342–351; races of, 28: 257–273p. 220
Europeans, contact of, with native races, 29: 439–440p. 220
Eurus, reference to, 77 Euryades, death of, 303 Euryalus, and Nisus, 13: 188, 22: 102, 22: 103, 12: 11; given rewards for valor, 12: 20; at Salamis, 12: 86; Themistocles and, 15-16 Eurycleia, nurse of Telemachus, 22: 20, 22: 30, 22: 65, 22: 228–229, 22: 266–270, 22: 306–307, 22: 252, 8: 294–296, 22: 135–137, 22: 141; at island of Helios, 22: 169, 22: 19–20, 22: 25–26, 22: 62, 22: 200, 22: 213, 22: 251–252; death of, 22: 297–298; Melantho and, 22: 253; Telemachus and, 22: 226; Theoclymenus and, 22: 282; Ulysses and, 22: 254–255, 22: 241, 22: 249–250, 22: 259, 22: 21, 13: 194, 13: 196p. 220
' Eurytion, the Centaur, 291 Eurytus, Homer on, 105 Eusebius, at Athens, 28: 60; on the Creation, 39: 102; Milton on, 203 Eustochium, vision of, 200 Euterpe, mother of Themistocles, 5 Eutyches, on Christ, 306 note 5 Eutychus, and Octavius, 372 note Eutychus, and St. Paul, 467 (9-12) Evadne, and Laodamia, 222 Evandale, Lord, character of, 122-3 Evander, and Æneas, 13: 271–280, 13: 283–287; Cowley on Virgil's, 27: 68; in Italy, 13: 270; lament over Pallas, 361-2 EVANGELINE, Longfellow's, 42: 1300–1338; its debt to HERMANN AND DOROTHEA, 336 Evangeline, daughter of Benedict Bellefontaine, 42: 1301–1302; her suitors, 42: 1303; her love for Gabriel, 42: 1303–1304; her heifer, 42: 1305; on evening of betrothal, 42: 1306, 42: 1307, 42: 1309–1310; at feast of betrothal, 42: 1311; waiting for father's return, 42: 1313–1314; on day of expulsion, 42: 1315, 42: 1316, 42: 1317–1318; in exile, 42: 1319; her search for Gabriel, 42: 1319–1334; in Philadelphia, as Sister of Mercy, 42: 1334–1335; during the plague, 42: 1335–1336; with Gabriel at last, 42: 1336–1337p. 221
Evangelist, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 14–15, 15: 24–28, 15: 89–91p. 221→ Inventory
Evangelus, servant of Pericles, 12: 54p. 221
Evans, mate of the "Alert, " xxiiip. 221
Eve, Adam accuses, 4: 287–289; Adam, first meeting with, 4: 165–167; Adam, her dependence on, 4: 170–171; Adam, evening meal with, 4: 163; Adam denounces, 4: 312–314; Adam's love besought by, 4: 314; Adam tempted by, 4: 280–287; appearance of, at the feast, 4: 190, 4: 191–192; Bagehot on Milton's, 28: 192, 28: 202–203; beauty of, 5: 305; Browne on creation of, 3: 274; Bunyan on apple of, 15: 237; creation of, 4: 255–256; Dante on, in PARADISE, 20: 419 n.; death suggested by, 4: 315–316; departs from Eden, 4: 358; description of, 4: 162; dream of, 4: 181–183; feast prepared by, for Raphael, 4: 188–189; hides from God, 4: 293–294; judged, 4: 294–296; labors of, 4: 186; lamentation of, at loss of Eden, 4: 325–326; prayer of, 4: 184–186; temptation of, 4: 273–280; tree of, 35: 186, 35: 188p. 221→ Inventory
EVE OF ST. AGNES, 41: 883–893p. 221
Evelake, King, 35: 118–120, 35: 138, 35: 151, 35: 207, 35: 209p. 221
EVELYN HOPE, 42: 1078–1080p. 221
Evening, Goethe on influence of, 19: 52, 19: 53; Milton's description of, 4: 169–170p. 221→ Inventory
EVENING, T O, 41: 479–481p. 221
EVENING STAR, TO THE, 41: 771, 41: 776–777p. 221
Events, cause of, Whewell on, 11: 1; Emerson on origin of, 5: 133; relation of, to causes, 37: 352–357; tests of worth of, 5: 187–188p. 221→ Inventory
Evenus, the Parian, 2: 8, 2: 48, 2: 49p. 221
Everett, Edward, oration at Gettysburg, 43: 415 n.p. 221
Evil, Augustine, St., on, 7: 37, 7: 58, 7: 74, 7: 101–103; Buddha on, 45: 661; Carlyle on, 25: 343; Dante on cause of, 20: 209–210; Emerson on, 5: 27; Epictetus on, 2: 174 (l. 162); Hobbes on, 34: 338–339; Hume on problem of, 37: 368–370, 37: 398; knowledge of, Mrs. Herbert on, 15: 376; knowledge of, Milton on, 3: 202; 4: 278; last infirmity of, 18: 416; made by thought, 46: 132; Marcus Aurelius on, 202 ( n), 2: 204 (l. 17), 2: 213 (l. 7), 2: 214 (l. 8), 2: 219 (l. 39), 2: 232 (l. 1), 2: 268 (l. 13), 2: 271 (l. 35); Omar Khayyam on, 41: 955; Pascal on, 48: 132 (l. 408), 48: 332; Pope on, 40: 409–415, 40: 433; Rousseau on, 34: 260–262, 34: 278–279; seeds of, fable on, 17: 16; Socrates on, 2: 37–38; speaking and believing, 7: 209 (l. 1); Woolman on, 1: 256p. 221
Evils, as benefactors, 5: 98; choose less of two, 7: 273; Goethe on imagined, 19: 33; Milton on imagined, 4: 54p. 222→ Inventory
Evolution, antiquity of idea of, 11: 6; Descartes on growth by, 34: 12–13; generally accepted, 11: 246; growth of idea of, 11: 9–24p. 222→ Great Idea
EVOLUTION, GEOGRAPHICAL, 30: 328–351p. 222→ Great Idea
Ewaipanoma, the, 33: 359–360p. 222
Ewell, Gen., at Gettysburg, 43: 343, 43: 344, 43: 355–356, 43: 362–363p. 222
Exaggeration, Emerson on, 5: 231p. 222
Example, best precept, 17: 30; Chaucer on, and precept, 40: 25; Confucius on guiding by, 44: 7 (l. 3); education by, 9: 320; Epictetus on, and precept, 2: 177 (l. 175); Epictetus on teaching by, 2: 154 (l. 102); Locke on teaching by, 37: 55–56, 37: 59, 37: 65–66, 37: 69–70; Spenser on teaching by, 39: 62p. 222→ Inventory
Examples, Bacon on use of, 39: 140; great men as, 48: 45–46 (l. 103); Machiavelli on high, 36: 19; Pascal on effect of, 48: 49 (l. 117); Raleigh on historical, 39: 70–72, 39: 89; true and feigned, 27: 20; use of good and evil, 3: 29p. 222→ Inventory
Excalibur, sword of Arthur, 42: 986–990p. 222
Excess, causes defect, 5: 87; Confucius on, 44: 34 (l. 15); Epictetus on, 2: 184 (l. 12); Pascal on, 48: 30p. 222→ Inventory
Exchange, advantages of, 10: 21; ancient media of, 10: 28; effects of high price of, 10: 315; medium of; power of, limits division of labor, 10: 22; propensity to, 10: 18; rates of, as criterion of balance of trade, 10: 355–358; rates of international, 10: 314–315; see Moneyp. 222→ Inventory
Excise, Duties, vexation of, 10: 539p. 222
Excises under U. S. Constitution, 43: 184 (l. 1)p. 222
EXCISEMEN, KIRK AND STATE, 6: 460p. 222
Excitement, man's sphere, 19: 72; Pascal on quest of, 48: 54, 48: 55, 48: 56; Wordsworth on thirst for, 39: 273–274p. 222→ Inventory
Exclusionists, Emerson on, 5: 94p. 222→ Inventory
Excommunication, Chaucer on, 40: 29 n.; Dante on, 20: 364 n.; Luther on, 36: 275, 36: 291, 36: 292, 36: 307–308; in Utopia, 36: 230–231p. 222→ Inventory
Excuses, Confucius on, 44: 54 (l. 1); fable of, 17: 11; Locke on, 37: 114–115, 37: 118; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 195 (l. 12); Pascal on, 48: 23 (l. 58); Penn on, 337 ( I5°)'> Thackeray on, 28: 11; Tzu-bsia on, 44: 64 (l. 8)p. 222→ Inventory
Executive Power (U. S.), 43: 186–189p. 222
Exercise, Burke on necessity of, 24: 108–109; Cicero on, 9: 58p. 222→ Inventory
Existence, annihilation of, heresy of, 45: 657–658, 45: 664; definition of, impossible, 48: 425–426; Hindu doctrine of persistent, 45: 791–792; persistent, heresy of, 45: 657–658, 45: 664; struggle for; see Struggle for Existence; see Real Existencep. 222→ Inventory
Exorcism, Pascal on, 48: 284 (l. 820)p. 222→ Inventory
Expectation, Manzoni on, 21: 639; never satisfied, 5: 232p. 222→ Inventory
Expediency, St. Paul on, 45: 498 (l. 12), 45: 504 (l. 23)p. 222→ Inventory
Expenditure, see Consumptionp. 222
Expense, Bacon on, 3: 72; educational, 37: 70–71; immediate and durable, 10: 274–277p. 222→ Inventory
Experience, in animals, 37: 371–372; Bacon on analysis of, 39: 134, 39: 137–140; Bunyan on, 15: 293; Descartes on value of, 34: 10, 34: 13; education by actual, 5: 12–15; faith superior to, 5: 133; Hobbes on, 34: 314, 34: 320; Hume on, 37: 300–303, 37: 308–311, 37: 354–355, 37: 375–376, 37: 400–401; Hume on conclusions from, 37: 312–318, 37: 320, 37: 321–323, 37: 330; mother of sciences, 14: 165; necessity of moral, 28: 172; of others, 1: 70; Raleigh on, 39: 100; reason and, I 2 f; 37: 322 n.; teacher of wisdom, best, 28: 339; thought and, Thoreau on, 28: 399p. 222→ Great Idea
Experience, the shepherd, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 123–126p. 222→ Great Idea
Experiment, Bacon on necessity of, 39: 125, 39: 127, 39: 134, 39: 135–136; Descartes on truth by, 34: 12–13, 34: 51p. 222→ Inventory
Explanations, actions the only true, 5: 190–191p. 223
Expletives, Johnson on, 39: 192p. 223→ Inventory
Exports, and Exportation, bounties on, 10: 374–388, 10: 522; drawbacks on, 10: 371–372; encouragement of, 10: 330; of materials, discouraged, 10: 405, 10: 410–422; taxes on, from U. S., 43: 185 (l. 5)p. 223→ Inventory
Ex Post Facto Laws, 43: 185 (l. 3)p. 223
Expression, Locke on correct, 37: 160–162; means of, other than words, 28: 280–281; necessary to beauty, 5: 306–307p. 223→ Inventory
EXTEMPORANEOUS EFFUSION, 6: 355p. 223
EXTEMPORE IN COURT OF SESSIONp. 223
Extempore Speaking, Locke on, 37: 148p. 223
Extempore Writing, Carlyle on, 25: 443–447p. 223
Extension, Berkeley on, 37: 207–209, 37: 211–212, 37: 265; Hume on idea of, 37: 411–412; infinite divisibility of, 48: 430–437; as source of grandeur, 24: 61–67p. 223→ Inventory
External Circumstances, independence of; see Independence of Cp. 223
Extinction of Species, Darwin on, 11: 113–114, 11: 124–125, 11: 353–357; 29: 179–181; Lyell on causes of, 38: 403–404p. 223
Extortioners, St. Paul on, 45: 497 (l. 11), 45: 497 (l. 10)p. 223→ Inventory
Extradition, between U. S. and Great Britain, 43: 281, 43: 287–288; under Confederation, 43: 159p. 223→ Inventory
Extravagance, economically considered, 10: 266–268; public, 10: 269–270p. 223→ Inventory
Extremes, Moliere on man's tendency to, 26: 213–214; Pascal on, 48: 29–30; Plutarch on, 12: 148p. 223→ Inventory
Eye, beauty of the, 24: 97; development of the, 11: 181–184; Helmholtz on the, 11: 203–204; interpreter of the heart, 4 ' 5p. 223→ Inventory
Eyes, temptation of, St. Augustine on, 7: 187–188p. 223→ Inventory
Eylimi, King, 49: 278, 49: 279p. 223
Eyre, Gov., prosecution of, 25: 182p. 223
Eyre, Margery, in SHOEMAKER ' S HOLIDAY, 47: 473–475, 47: 480–483, 47: 488–491, 47: 497–504, 47: 530p. 223
Eyre, Simon, in SHOEMAKER ' S HOLIDAY, character of, 47: 468; king and, 531 -2> 534-7; Leadenhall built by, 47: 535 n.; Lord Mayor and, 47: 496, 47: 501–504; Mayor, 47: 514, 47: 521, 47: 528–531; Ralph and, 47: 473–476; Rowland and, 47: 482–483, 47: 520, 47: 525–526; sheriff, 47: 500–501; ship bought by, 47: 489–491; at his shop, 47: 479–483, 47: 488–489p. 223
Eyre's Sound, glaciers in, 29: 251p. 223
Eystein, and Sigurd, 5: 344p. 223
Eyvind, and Olaf, 5: 276p. 223
Ezekiel, and Æschylus, 8: 5; Pascal on, 48: 307 (l. 886); vision of, 4: 99p. 223
Ezra, and the ass, 16: 116 n.p. 223