Fa, Jacques de la, 31: 310 n.p. 223
Fabatus, letters to, 9: 248, 9: 293, 9: 303p. 223
Faber, Frederick William, HYMN BY, 45: 571–572p. 223
Fabian, in POLYEUCTE, 26: 87–90, 26: 118p. 223
Fabius Maximus, Cicero on, 9: 48–49; Pericles and, compared, 12: 37; Scipio and, 36: 56; Virgil on, 13: 236p. 223
FABLES AND FOLK - LOREp. 223
FABLES, PREFACE TO, Dryden's, 39: 153–175p. 223
Fables, law of compensation in, 5: 91–92; remarks on, 17: 8–9p. 223→ Inventory
Fabricius, Gaius, Cicero on, 9: 19; Dante on, 20: 225; on Epicurus, 9: 60; Milton on, 4: 383; More on, 36: 162; Virgil on, 13: 236p. 223
Fabricius, Hieronymus, Harvey on, 38: 76; on lungs, 38: 65, 38: 71; on veins, 38: 117–118p. 223
Face, Burke on beauty of the, 24: 96–97; character in the, 3: 312; expressions of the, 28: 280–281; ideal, rare, 5: 305–306; sign of mind, as, Shakespeare on, 46: 330p. 223→ Inventory
Face, in THE ALCHEMIST, confederates betrayed by, 47: 655–657; Dame Pliant and, 47: 591–592, 47: 618, 47: 620–621, 47: 625–629; Dapper with, 47: 551–558, 47: 602, 47: 607–610, 47: 651–652, 47: 653; Drugger and, 47: 559–562, 47: 589–591, 47: 603–607; as Jeremy the servant, 47: 645–650; Lovewit and, 47: 650–651; Mammon and, 47: 564, 47: 567–570, 47: 572, 47: 574–575, 47: 579–583, 47: 611–612, 47: 613–614, 47: 617–618, 47: 630–631, 47: 632–633; Subtle and, 47: 543–550, 47: 621–622; Surly and, 47: 582–583, 47: 584, 47: 622–625, 47: 636–638p. 223→ Inventory
Facing-both-ways, Mr., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 102p. 223
Fact, Hume on matters of, 37: 306–318, 37: 321–323, 37: 330–331, 37: 415, 37: 418–419p. 223→ Inventory
FACTION, ESSAY O N, Bacon's, 3: 123–124p. 223
Factions, Bacon on, 3: 37, 3: 39; Franklin on, 1: 89p. 223→ Inventory
Facts, Burns on, 6: 208; Emerson on, 5: 183; worship of, 5: 187p. 223
Fadl-ed-Din, the vizier, 16: 193–199p. 223
Faerie Queene, LEAR, story of, in, 46: 214; Shelley on, 27: 349p. 224
FAERIE QUEENE, PREFATORY LETTER ON, 39: 61–65p. 224
Fafnir, 49: 284, 49: 285, 49: 286, 49: 292–295; the heart of, 49: 296p. 224
Failure, M. Aurelius on, 2: 225 (l. 9), 2: 242 (l. 50)p. 224
Faint-Heart, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 128, 15: 133p. 224
Fainting, Harvey on cause of, " 3p. 224
FAIR ANNET, LORD THOMAS AND, 40: 61–65p. 224
FAIR IN E S, 41: 905–907; Poe on, 28: 384–386p. 224
FAIR IS MY LOVE, 40: 250p. 224
FAIR YOUNG LADY, SONG TO A, 40: 388–389p. 224
FAIREST MAID ON DEVON BANKS, 6: 553p. 224
Fairfax, motto of house of, 5: 374p. 224
Fairfax, Edward, Dryden on, 39: 154, 39: 163p. 224
FAIRFAX, LORD GENERAL, AT SIEGE OF COLCHESTER, 4: 82p. 224
FAIRIES, THE, by Allingham, 42: 1116–1117p. 224
Fairness, and fitness, Augustine, St., on, 7: 57p. 224
Fair-speech, Lord, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 102–103p. 224
Fair-speech, town of, in PILGRIM ' S PRO G RESS, 15: 102p. 224→ Inventory
Faith, American lack of, 5: 54; Arnold on decline of, 42: 1138; Augustine, St., on, in Scripture, 7: 82; Bacon on, and suspicion, 3: 82–83; Blake on children's, 12: 589; Browne on, 3: 260 (l. 9,10), 3: 271, 3: 309; Bunyan's allegory of, 15: 33–34; Calvin on, 39: 30–31, 39: 49–50; Carlyle on, 25: 343; Dante on, 20: 388–389; Dante's allegory of, 20: 265 n.; Dante's star of, 20: 177 n.; decline of, modern, 5: 37, 5: 277; 25: 343–345; Emerson on, 5: 133, 5: 147, 5: 274, 5: 281, 5: 298; Hindu doctrine of, 45: 846, 45: 848, 45: 863, 45: 865; Hobbes on, 34: 347–348; Hume on Christian, 37: 392; Isidore on, no - n; Jesus on, 44: 398 (l. 5-6); justification by, 36: 346–359, 36: 362–363, 36: 363–364, 36: 367–368, 36: 375; justification by, Hindu idea of, 45: 794; Kempis on necessity of, 7: 363–364 (l. 2), 7: 364 (l. 5); Longfellow on, 42: 1333; Luther on Christian, 36: 344–345; Milton on, 3: 217–220; •v, 3: 50, 3: 352; More on, under difficulties, 36: 100; Pascal on, 48: 92 (l. 248), 48: 96 (l. 265-7), 48: 99 (l. 278-9), 48: 136, 48: 165 (l. 504), 48: 168 (l. 516), 48: 301; Paul, St., on, 45: 508 (l. 2,13); Penn on, 1: 359 (l. 454); Pope on modes of, 40: 430; Rousseau on, articles of, 34: 289; Tzu-chang on, 44: 63 (l. 2); Voltaire on, and reason, 34: 107; Whitman on, 39: 392–393; Wordsworth on, 39: 314–315; of youth, 19: 37; see Fidelity, Promisesp. 224→ Inventory
Faithful, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 59, 15: 70, 15: 72–90, 15: 93–101p. 224→ Inventory
FAITHFUL JOHN, tale of, 17: 57–64p. 224
Faithfulness, Confucius on, 44: 5 (l. 8); Jesus on, 44: 397 (l. 10-12)p. 224→ Inventory
Falada, the speaking horse, 17: 173–177p. 224
Falconer, Hugh, on crocodiles, 11: 349–350; on elephants, 11: 355; on periods of modification, 11: 337p. 224
Falconer, the Jesuit, n 2-3p. 224
Falkland Islands, climate and productions of, 29: 247–248; Darwin on, 29: 55–56, 29: 193–208; peat in, 29: 291; tameness of birds in, 29: 404p. 224
Falkland, Lord, on ceremony, 5: 202; Pope on, 40: 433p. 224
FALL OFF YE R S, LINES ON THE, 6: 281p. 224
FALL OF THE LEAF, 6: 315–316p. 224
FALLACIES OF ANTI - REFORMERS, Smith's, 27: 225–251p. 224
Fallen Angels, in PARADISE LOST, muster of, 4: 100–102; names on earth of, 4: 97; number of, 4: 95–97; in Pandemonium, 4: 107–108; pastimes of the, 4: 121–124; punishment of, yearly, 4: 304–305; rebellion of, 4: 198, 4: 206–207, 4: 209–226p. 224
Falling Bodies, law of, 30: 19–21p. 224
Falloppio, system of, 38: 388p. 224
Falsaron, 49: 123, 49: 133p. 224
False accusers, branded in Rome, 9: 296 n.p. 224
False Opinions, injuriousness of, 242 - (57)p. 224
False Prosecutions, in Massachusetts, 43: 72 (l. 37)p. 224
False Witness, punished by death, 43: 81 (l. 11)p. 224
Falsehood, Bacon on, 3: 7–9, 3: 128; Dante places, in Hell, 20: 46; Emerson on, 5: 27, 5: 100; Hobbes on, 34: 326; Kant on, 32: 314–315, 32: 330, 32: 333, 32: 351; Locke on early training in, 37: 30; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 264 (l. 1); Montaigne on, 3: 8–9; Penn on, 1: 336 (l. 144); semblance of, to be avoided, 20: 69; Spanish proverb on, 3: 19; Whitman on, 39: 402p. 224→ Inventory
Fame, Augustine, St., on, 7: 56; Bacon on, 3: 36, 3: 126; Burns on, 6: 260, 6: 308; Byron on, 41: 789–780; Carlyle on, 25: 419; Confucius on, 44: 5 (l. 1), 44: 7 (l. 16), 44: 13 (l. 14), 44: 40 (l. 20), 44: 48 (l. 32); Dante on, 20: 99, 20: 189, 20: 309 n.; death and, 3: 10; Diogenes on, 2: 180 (l. 187); Epictetus on, 2: 131 (l. 43); Huxley on, 28: 209; "infirmity of noble minds, " last, 4: 74; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 202 (l. 12), 2: 204 (l. 17), 2: 209 (l. 10), 2: 211–212 (l. 3), 2: 215 (l. 19), 2: 218 (l. 33,35), 2: 235 (l. 16,18), 2: 242 (l. 51), 2: 244 (l. 6), 2: 247 (l. 34), 2: 261 (l. 44); Milton on, 4: 74, 4: 336, 4: 384–387; Pascal on love of, 48: 60 (l. 148), 48: 61 (l. 153,158); Pliny on, 9: 291, 9: 351; Pope on, 40: 436–438; results of desire for, 34: 371; Seneca on, 39: 67; Virgil's figure of, 13: 158–159; Virgil's figure of, Burke on, 24: 54p. 225
FAME, ESSAY O N, Bacon'sp. 225
Familiarity, Bacon on, 3: 125; breeds contempt, 17: 25; defeats dignity, 12: 42; Emerson on, 5: 208–209; in friendship, 5: 115; Kempis on, 7: 212; Locke on, of children, 37: 80–83; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 219 (l. 44), 2: 243 (l. 1), 2: 254 (l. 6); Penn on, 1: 334 (l. 119); Shakespeare on, 46: 109; wonder destroyed by, 48: 40 (l. 90)p. 225→ Inventory
Familiars, defined, 47: 763p. 225
Family, Feast of, in NEW ATLANTIS, 3: 163–166; founders of a, indulgent, 3: 20, 3: 35; origin of the, 34: 202; Taine on the, 39: 429–430; in Utopia, 36: 183–184p. 225
Famine, Woolman on, as a judgment, 1: 237p. 225→ Inventory
Fan Ch'ih, disciple of Confucius, 44: 7 (l. 5), 44: 20 (l. 20), 44: 40 (l. 21,22), 44: 41–42 (l. 4)p. 225
Fanaticism, Burke on, 24: 286–287p. 225→ Inventory
Fancy, feeling and, 48: 98 (l. 274-5); imagination and, 39: 301, 39: 307–309; Hobbes on, 34: 313, 34: 350–351; Milton on, 4: 83; Pascal on, 48: 39 (l. 86), 48: 40 (l. 87); Wordsworth on, 39: 301–302, 39: 307–309; see Imaginationp. 225→ Inventory
FANCY, by Shakespeare, 40: 263p. 225
FANCY, THE REALM OF, 41: 871–873p. 225
Fannia, mother-in-law of Helvidius, 9: 338, 9: 341p. 225
Fannia, wife of Helvidius, 9: 307–308p. 225
Fannius, contemporary of Pliny, 9: 264p. 225
Fannius, Gaius, in Cicero's essay on FRIENDSHIP, 9: 9–10p. 225
Fano, Ludovico da, 31: 97 n., 31: 162, 31: 166p. 225
Faraday, Michael, CHEMICAL HISTORY OF A CANDLE, 30: 86–170; FORCES OF MATTER, 30: 7–85; life and work of, 30: 5–6; on regelation of ice, 30: 233, 30: 243, 30: 245p. 225
FARE THEE WELL, by Byron, 41: 799–801p. 225
FAREWELL, THE, by Burns, 6: 215–216, 6: 224p. 225
FAREWELL, LOVE ' S, 40: 228p. 225
FAREWELL, REWARDS AND FAIRIES, 40: 315–316p. 225
FAREWELL THOU STREAM, 6: 508p. 225
FAREWELL TO ELIZA, 6: 218p. 225
FAREWELL TO THE WORLD, 40: 292–293p. 225
Farfarello, the demon, 20: 88, 20: 91p. 225
Farinata degli Uberti, Dante on, 20: 41–44p. 225
FARMER, IN THE CHARACTER OF A RUINED, 6: 22–23p. 225
Farmers, in agricultural system, 10: 427–428, 10: 440–441; capital of, 10: 216; indolence of, reason for, 10: 14; monopoly unknown among, 10: 342; pleasures of, 9: 63–66; studies for, 28: 327–328p. 225→ Inventory
Farming, see Agriculturep. 225
Farnese, Alessandro, 31: 74 n., 31: 75, 31: 249 n.; see Paul iiip. 225
Farnese, Pier Luigi, 31: 147 n., 31: 340 n.; Cellini and, 31: 149, 31: 202–203, 31: 245, 31: 257 n., 31: 330; prevision of his murder, 31: 251, 31: 257 n.; wife of, 31: 232 n.p. 225
Farrel, Capt., at Gettysburg, 43: 370, 43: 385p. 225
Farrer, Nicholas, 15: 410–412; George Herbert and, 15: 388, 15: 409, 15: 412, 15: 413–415; letter from Herbert to, 15: 413p. 225
Farrington, Abraham, 1: 179, 1: 183p. 225
Fashion, Channing on, 3.17-8; classes of, 5: 203–206, 5: 210–215; Emerson on, 5: 201, 5: 204, 5: 211–212, 5: 217; Goldsmith on pleasures of, 12: 515p. 225→ Inventory
Fastidiousness, in love, 48: 415–416; Penn on, 1: 384 (l. 135-46)p. 225→ Inventory
Fasts, Calvin on, 39: 38; Luther on, 36: 309–310p. 225→ Inventory
Fata Morgana, references to, 17: 273; 42: 1330p. 225
Fate, Academics, the, on, 39: 108; Calderon on, 26: 72; Chaucer on, 40: 45–46, 40: 48; fable on, 17: 37; Herodotus's belief in, 33: 6; irremovable, by prescience, 13: 304; lines on, 5: 273; Machiavelli on, 36: 80; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 200 (l. 3), 2: 213 (l. 6), 2: 214 (l. 9), 2: 216 (l. 26), 2: 224 (l. 8), 2: 253 (l. 75), 2: 275 (l. 5); Omar Khayyam on, 41: 953–954; ordained of old, 8: 96; superior to gods, 8: 45; unavoidable rather than unexpected, 12: 315; see Necessit vp. 225
Fates, the, 4: 43; Æschylus on the, 8: 161–162; De Quincey on the, 27: 320; guides of necessity, 8: 185; of Norse mythology, 49: 272 n.; see Destiniesp. 226→ Inventory
Father, loss of a, Plutarch on, 12: 147p. 226→ Inventory
Father Abraham's Sermon, 1: 3, 1: 92p. 226
Fathers, honored in NEW ATLANTIS, 3: 165; tyrannical, Shelley on, 18: 302; see Parentsp. 226→ Inventory
Fathers of the Church, Calvin on, 39: 35–38; Milton on, 4: 210p. 226
Fatimeh, in story of Ala-ed-Din, 16: 418–420p. 226
Fattore, II, 31: 34 n., 31: 39, 31: 57p. 226
Faucon, Capt., 23: 161, 23: 162, 23: 185; (in 1859), 23: 383; in Boston, 23: 400p. 226
Faulkner, F., translator of Pasteur, 38: 269p. 226
Fault-finding, see Censoriousnessp. 226
Faults, compensation for, 5: 98; Confucius on, 44: 13 (l. 7), 44: 53 (l. 29); man's dislike to hear own, 2: 140–141 (l. 67); Pascal on hiding of, 48: 43–44; Penn on, 1: 335 (l. 123); pointing out of, 48: 172 (l. 535); Shakespeare on single, 46: 112; uncorrected, become habits, 2: 144 (l. 75)p. 226→ Inventory
Faults, geological, 11: 323–324p. 226→ Inventory
Fauns, referred to, 4: 73p. 226
Faunus, Latin god, 13: 417; father of Latinus, 13: 241p. 226
Faust, Doctor, historical character, original of Goethe's tragedy, 19: 6p. 226
Faust, in Goethe's FAUST, at Auerbach's wine-cellar, 19: 90, 19: 96; in witches' kitchen, 19: 100–101; vision of Helena, 19: 104; restored to youth, 19: 108–109; before Margaret's door, 19: 158–159; kills Valentine, 19: 162; compact with Mephistopheles, 19: 64–75; curse of, 19: 66–67; starts out, 19: 83–84; dissatisfied, calls on spirits, 19: 23–29; interrupted by Wagner, 19: 29–31; first sight of Margaret, 19: 112; demands her from Mephistopheles, 19: 112–114; m Margaret's chamber, 19: 115–118; his corruption undertaken by Mephistopheles, 19: 20–22; in despair, attempts suicide, 19: 33–36; in forest cavern, 19: 142–145; urged by Mephistopheles to return to Margaret, 19: 145–147; ' n study, Mephistopheles appears, 19: 57–66; learns appointment with Margaret, 19: 130–134; with Margaret in garden, 19: 133–139; in summer-house, 19: 141–142; learns casket given to church, 19: 121–122; on Walpurgis'- Night, 19: 167–182; vision of Margaret, 19: 181–182; learns her imprisonment and determines to free her, 19: 190–193; on way to prison, 19: 192–194; in dungeon with Margaret, 19: 193–202; with Margaret, on his religion, 19: 149–151; on Mephistopheles, 19: 152; plans secret meeting with Margaret, 19: 153; with Mephistopheles, 19: 155–156; with Wagner before the gate, 19: 43–48; his aspirations, 19: 49; with the dog, 19: 51–52p. 226
FAUST, tragedy of, Goethe's, 19: 9–202; remarks on, 19: 5–8p. 226
Faustina, wife of Marcus Aurelius, 2: 199 (l. 17)p. 226
Faustus, in Marlowe's FAUSTUS, and the horse-courser, 19: 239–241; at court of Vanholt, 19: 241–242; recalls spirit of Helen of Troy, 19: 243; birth, education, and practise of magic, 19: 205–206; dissatisfied with human learning, takes to magic, 19: 206–207; half repents, 19: 224; discusses astronomy, 19: 225; calls on Christ, 19: 226; with Lucifer, 19: 226–227; with Seven Sins, 19: 227–228; promised to see Hell, 19: 229; studies astronomy on Olympus, 19: 229; remarks on dying utterance of, 19: 204; remarks on speech to Helen, 19: 204; renounces God for Belzebub, 19: 218; compact with Mephistophilis, 19: 219–224; travels of, 19: 229; in Rome, at Pope's feast, 19: 231–232; returns home, his fame, 19: 233; at Emperor's court, 19: 236–238; urged to repent, 19: 244; renews compact, 19: 245; wins Helen of Troy for paramour, 19: 245–246; last hours, 19: 246–247; taken by devils, 19: 249–250; with Valdes and Cornelius, 19: 208–209; conjures Mephistophilis, 19: 213–215p. 226
FAUSTUS, D R., Marlowe's, 19: 205–250; remarks on, 19: 204p. 226
Faustus, Bishop of Manichees, 7: 63; St. Augustine on, 7: 67–69p. 226
Favonius, 4: 84; 9: 96; Caesar, opposed by, 12: 282; Pompey and, 12: 292–293, 12: 299p. 226
Favorites, Marlowe on, 46: 28; royal, Eacon on, 3: 66–67, 3: 94p. 227→ Inventory
Favors, apt to be repeated, 1: 98; Cicero on, 9: 34; claim returns, 19: 131; Emerson on receiving, 5: 95–96; Hobbes on, 34: 371; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 194 (l. 8); Mohammed on, 45: 880, 45: 884; Socrates on, 2: 293 (l. 25); Woolman on, 1: 245p. 227→ Inventory
FAVOUR, ON RECEIVING A, 6: 354p. 227
FAVOURITE CAT, ON A, 40: 462–463p. 227
Fawkener, Everard, postmaster-general, M 5p. 227
Fawkes, Guy, Hazlitt on, 27: 280p. 227
Fay, Godemar du, 35: 21–22p. 227
Fazio, Friar, in THE BETROTHED, 21: 131p. 227
Fear, Augustine, St., on, 7: 28; Burke on, 24: 49–50; cause of, 24: 105–107; critic, the most rigid, 9: 307; darkness, cause of, 24: 68, 24: 114–117; David on use of, 12: 491; delight caused by, 24: 109; dishonorableness of, 24: 362; Emerson on, 5: 94; Epictetus on, 2: 135 (l. 55); eyes of, to see under the ground, 14: 154; of God, Bunyan on, 15: 152–153; of God, necessary to grace, 15: 259; guide to duty, 5: 129; Hobbes's definition of, 34: 341; honoring, a way of, 34: 364; hope and, 4: 55; ignorance, cause of, 5: 17; instinctive, 11: 255; judge of souls, 8: 143; Locke on, 37: 95–96, 37: 98; loudness, cause of, 24: 69–70; love and, 36: 54–56; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 280 (l. 25), 2: 283 (l. 34); music and, 12: 476; obscurity cause of, 24: 50–51; Pascal on religious, 48: 95 (l. 262); power, idea of, cause of, 24: 55–60; in privation, 24: 60; sounds, intermitting, cause of, 24: 70–71; suddenness, cause of, 24: 70; vastness, in idea of, 24: 61–62, 24: 109–110; see Sublimep. 227
Fearing, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 174, 15: 253–259, 15: 273p. 227→ Inventory
Fearlessness, Confucius on, 44: 45 (l. 4), 44: 47 (l. 21)p. 227
Fears, and desires, 3: 48; make us traitors, 46: 370; may be liars, 42: 1119p. 227→ Inventory
Feasts, in New Atlantis, 3: 166p. 227→ Inventory
FEATHERS, THE THREE, 17: 156–159p. 227
Feathers, fine, and fine birds, 17: 20p. 227
Febo, Cavalier del, 14: 114p. 227
Federal Government and state governments, 43: 208–209, 43: 210–213, 43: 215–216, 43: 224; Jay's argument for a, 43: 203–207p. 227
FEDERALIST, THE ( NO S. I and II), 43: 199–207p. 227
Federigo, Cardinal, in THE BETROTHED, 21: 351–360; with the Unnamed, 21: 361–372; visits Lucia, 21: 396–401; visits Lucia's village, 21: 406–409; advises Lucia, 21: 414; reprimands Abbondio, 21: 415–425; in Milan famine, 21: 456–458, 21: 465; in plague, 21: 505, 21: 527–528, 21: 531, 21: 533p. 227
Feeble-mind, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 174, 15: 271–274, 15: 275–276, 15: 281–282, 15: 284, 15: 288, 15: 290, 15: 302; parts with Christiana, 15: 312; death, 15: 314p. 227→ Inventory
Feejee Islanders, cannibalism of, 5: 199p. 227
Feeling, the beautiful in, 24: 98–99; fancy and, 48: 98 (l. 274-5); Longfellow on, 42: 1323; Mill, James, on, 25: 71; necessary to persuasion, 19: 30; reason and, 48: 98 (l. 276-8), 48: 99 (l. 282); reason and, Schiller on, 32: 243–249; reasoning and, 48: 10; virtue, basis of, 32: 352; Ruskin on, 28: 113–115; sense of, as source of sublime, 24: 73; Wordsworth on need of developing, 39: 273–274p. 227→ Inventory
Feelings, Mill on the, 25: 36, 25: 91–92, 25: 254; thoughts and, 39: 272–273; undermined by analysis, 25: 88p. 227→ Inventory
Fees, in New Atlantis, not permitted, 3: 148, 3: 149p. 227
Feet, Locke on care of the, 37: 11–12p. 227→ Inventory
Feigning, Lady, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 102p. 227
Felice, Father, see Casati Felicep. 227
Felice, partner of Cellini, 31: 132, 31: 165–167, 31: 169–170, 31: 171–172, 31: 176p. 227
Felician, Father, in EVANGELINE, 42: 1303; in the church, 42: 1312–1313; ° n day of exile, 42: 1316, 42: 1317, 42: 1318; with Evangeline in wanderings, 42: 1320, 42: 1323, 42: 1326; at Basil's, 42: 1327, 42: 1329p. 227
Felician of Silva, books of, 14: 18p. 227
Felicion, the shoemaker, 2: 130 (l. 40)p. 227
Felicity, Hobbes on, 34: 345; lies in progress, 37 °p. 227→ Inventory
Felix, Roman governor, with Paul, 475 (24-35). 477 (22-7)p. 227
Felix, governor of Armenia, in POLY - EUCTE, tells Pauline of Severus's approach, 26: 84–87; his wrath at Polyeucte, 26: 102–106; his dilemma, 26: 107–108; determines not to pardon Polyeucte, 26: 119–121; with Polyeucte, 26: 121–123, 26: 125; condemns Polyeucte to death, 26: 126–127; becomes a convert, 26: 129–130p. 227
Felix V, Pope, see Amadeus, Cardinalp. 228
Felixmarte of Hircania, 14: 92, 14: 303–304p. 228
Fellowes, Sir Charles, researches of, 5: 361p. 228
Fellow-feeling, Confucius on, 44: 52 (l. 23)p. 228→ Inventory
Fellowship, in pain, divides not smart, 4: 369p. 228
Felon, origin of word, 35: 364p. 228→ Inventory
Felons, children of, 5: 346p. 228→ Inventory
Felony, crimes included under, 35: 364–365p. 228→ Inventory
Feltro, Bishop of, 20: 321 n.p. 228
Fencing, Locke on, 37: 171–172; Milton on, 3: 244p. 228→ Inventory
Fenelon, Hume on ethics of, 27: 204p. 228
Fennians, Tacitus on the, 33: 119–120p. 228
Feoblas, balsam of; see Balsam of Fierebiasp. 228
Fer Caille, 49: 209, 49: 214, 49: 232, 49: 241p. 228
Fer Gair, 49: 202, 49: 210, 49: 217, 49: 232p. 228
Fer Le, 49: 202, 49: 210, 49: 232p. 228
Fer Rogain, 49: 202, 49: 210, 49: 212, 49: 215p. 228
Ferdinand II, in THE BETROTHED, in Mantuan contest, 21: 78p. 228
Ferdinand IV, Dante on, 20: 368 n.p. 228
Ferdinand V, of Spain, Machiavelli on, 36: 72–73; Pope Julius and, 36: 45; Raleigh on, 39: 85–86p. 228
Ferdinand, son of Alva, in EGMONT, 19: 303, 19: 304–306, 19: 313–314; final scene with Egmont, 19: 326–332p. 228
Ferdinand of Naples, 3: 50p. 228
Ferdinand, in DUCHESS OF MALFI, in presence chamber scene, 47: 758–759; hires Bosola to watch Duchess, 47: 761–764; Antonio on, 47: 760; at court of Malfi, 47: 791; with Duchess, 47: 791; with Bosola, 47: 792–793; in Milan, his frenzy, 47: 833, 47: 834–836, 47: 849; death, 47: 853; learns flight of Duchess, 47: 806; letter to Duchess, 47: 809–810; on Malatesti, 47: 804; parting counsel to Duchess, 47: 764–766; learns her fault, 47: 787–789; with Bosola after murder, 47: 818–830; with Bosola at Malfi, 47: 813–814; with Duchess in prison, 47: 814–815; his purposes of vengeance, 47: 818–819; with Duchess in chamber, 47: 795–797; his return to Rome, 47: 799p. 228
Ferdinand, in THE TEMPEST, in shipwreck, 46: 398, 46: 406; led by Ariel's song, 46: 412–413; meeting with Miranda and Prospero, 46: 413; at his task, 46: 432; with Miranda, 46: 432–435; betrothed to Miranda, 46: 443–449; at chess with Miranda, 46: 458; reunion with father, 46: 458–459p. 228
Ferguson, Sir Adam, 6: 159; Carlyle on, 25: 366p. 228
Ferguson, Sir Samuel, FAIR HILLS OF IRELAND, 41: 921–922p. 228
Fergusson, Robert, 6: 16; Burns on, 8 i, 6: 87; INSCRIPTION FOR HEAD STONE OF, 6: 257; INSCRIPTION UNDER PORTRAIT OF, 6: 257; LINES ON THE POET, 6: 431p. 228
Fermentation, Pasteur's Theory of, 38: 275–363p. 228
Fermo, Oliverotto of, 36: 30–32p. 228
Fernando Noronha, Darwin on, 29: 21p. 228
Fernando, in Cardenio's story, 14: 203–205, 14: 240–247p. 228
Fernando, and Dorothea, 14: 257–279p. 228
Fernando, and Lucinda, 14: 264–265p. 228
Fernando, Don, reunion with Dorothea, 14: 356–365p. 228
Ferragosto, the, 31: 40 n.p. 228
Ferrante, Don, in THE BETROTHED, 21: 410, 21: 413; learning of, 21: 444–448; in the plague, 21: 623–625p. 228
Ferrara, Cardinal, see Este, Ippolito d'p. 228
Ferrara, Duke of, 36: 8; and Cellini, 31: 199, 31: 268, 31: 271, 31: 273; and Louis, 36: 13; and Paul III, 31: 268p. 228
Ferrara, Marquis of, 20: 52 n.p. 228
Ferrer, Antonio, at Milan, 21: 197–198, 21: 199, 21: 214–224p. 228
FER R I E R, Miss, To, 6: 275p. 228
Ferro, Drake at, 33: 233p. 228
Fertility, as distinction between varieties and species, 11: 312; see Sterilityp. 228→ Inventory
Fertilization, methods of, 11: 193–194; remarks on, 11: 103–107p. 228
Fesque, defined, 27: 105p. 228
Festus, Porcius, 44: 477 (l. 27); and Paul, 44: 477–479 (l. 1-27), 44: 481 (l. 24,30-1)p. 228
FETE CHAMPETRE, THE, 6: 309–311p. 228
Feudal Laws, of succession, 10: 506p. 228
Fevers, Indian treatment of, 43: 35p. 228
Fevre, le, Dryden on, 13: 14p. 228
"Few sometimes may know when thousands err, " ivp. 228
Fewster, Mr., 38: 183, 38: 194, 38: 213p. 228
Fiad sceme, the giant, 49: 239p. 228
Fiaschino, the chamberlain, 31: 270, 31: 273p. 228
Fichte, Mazzini on, 32: 380; patriotism of, 32: 386–387; on silent work, 25: 417p. 228
Ficinus, on nature, 39: 109p. 229
FICKLE FORTUNE: A FRAGMENT, 6: 36p. 229
Fickleness of man, 7: 297–298 (l. 1)p. 229
Fiddler, in FAUST, 19: 188p. 229
FIDDLER, A, IN THE NORTHp. 229
Fiddler's Song, from JOLLY BEGGARS, 6: 127–128p. 229
FIDE L E, by Collins, 12: 475p. 229
Fidelity, Penn on, 1: 340; of princes, 36: 56–57; worth of, intrinsic, 32: 345p. 229→ Inventory
Field, Barron, in Hazlitt's discussion, 27: 275p. 229
Field, parable of the, 15: 205p. 229→ Inventory
Fielding, Henry, Hazlitt on, 27: 275; HUNTING SONG, 12: 501–502; his Joseph Andrews, 14: 3; PREFACE TO JOSEPH ANDREWS, 39: 176–181; sketch of life and works, 39: 176 n.; religion of, 28: 17–18; Thackeray on, 28: 9, 28: 19p. 229
Fiennes, house of, motto of, 5: 374p. 229
Fierebras, Balsam of, 14: 74–75p. 229
Fieschi, Bonifazio de', 20: 243 n.p. 229
FIESOLE, EPITAPH AT, 41: 904p. 229
Fife, in LIFE IS A DREAM, with Rosaura, arrival in Poland, 26: 7–13; with Segismund, 26: 14–17; arrested, 26: 18–19; in the tower, 26: 56–58; found by soldiers, 26: 59–61; with Rosaura again, 26: 66–67; in the battle, 26: 69–70; death, 26: 70p. 229→ Inventory
Fig-tree, Indian, 4: 288; parable of, 44: 390 (l. 6-9); proverb of the, 5: 10p. 229
Figulus, C. Marcius, mention of, 9: 83p. 229
Figures, Berkeley on, 37: 207–208; Plato's definition of, 5: 175–176p. 229→ Inventory
FILE AND SERPENT, fable of, 17: 22p. 229
Filippo, Francesco di, see Lippi Francescop. 229
Final Causes, see First Causep. 229
Finance, Burke on science of, 24: 358p. 229
Finches, in Galapagos Islands, 29: 383p. 229
Findlater, Andrew, 25: 188p. 229
Fineness, defined by Burke, 24: 98, 24: 125p. 229
Fines, excessive, forbidden, 43: 195 (l. 8); More on, 36: 160, 36: 163p. 229→ Inventory
Fingers, in story of DARNING - NEEDLEp. 229
Finite, the, a manifestation of the infinite, 28: 341p. 229
Finitude, Kelvin on, 30: 258p. 229→ Inventory
Finn, story of, 49: 34 n., 49: 35, 49: 36, 49: 37p. 229
Finnbogi, the Norseman, 43: 17–18p. 229
Finns, sailors' notion of, 23: 41–42p. 229
Fiorentino, Giuliano, 31: 70p. 229
Fiorino of Cellino, 31: 6p. 229
Firdousi, Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 130p. 229
Fire, lesson of the, 15: 235; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 267 (l. 9); methods of producing, 30: 59; methods of producing, by friction, 29: 413–414p. 229→ Inventory
Fire-arms, and civilization, 10: 450p. 229→ Inventory
Fire Bells, Poe on, 42: 1234p. 229
Fire-engines, ancient, 9: 377 n.p. 229
Fireflies, Darwin on, 29: 38–39p. 229→ Inventory
Firenzuola, Giovanni of, 31: 26–27p. 229
Fireside, to make a happy, 6: 367p. 229→ Inventory
Firk, in SHOEMAKER ' S HOLIDAY, at Ralph's departure, 47: 473–476; at Eyre's, 47: 480–483, 47: 487–491, 47: 497–498; announces Eyre's appointment, 47: 500–501; at Old Ford, 47: 503–504; before shop, 47: 509–510; with Ralph, 47: 512–513; at Lord Mayor's, 47: 516–517; at Hammon's wedding, 47: 521–522; at Eyre's dinner, 47: 528–529, 47: 531, 47: 535p. 229
Firmament, Addison on the, 40: 400; 45: 535; Habington on the, 40: 253p. 229→ Inventory
Firminus, and his astrology, 7: 104–105p. 229
Firmus, Romanus, letter to, 9: 204, 9: 259p. 229
First Cause, Hume on the, 37: 309–310; ideas of different, 39: 101, 39: 103; Marcus Aurelius on the, 2: 253 (l. 75), 2: 265 (l. 1), 2: 269–270 (l. 28); Pascal on knowledge of, 48: 27–28, 48: 331; Rousseau on, 34: 249p. 229
First Fruits, see Annatesp. 229
First Principles, Pascal on, 48: 99 (l. 282)p. 229
Fish, creation of, 4: 237; electric organs of, 11: 188–189; lying, 11: 177; flying, Pretty on, 33: 203; fresh-water, distribution of, 11: 409; heart in, 38: 69, 38: 90, 38: 131–132; Herodotus on breeding of, 33: 46–47; Mohammed on eating of, 45: 1004; price of, by what determined, 10: 52, 10: 200; price of, rent as element in, 10: 148; respiration of, 30: 168; teleostean, 11: 343p. 229→ Inventory
Fisher, Bishop of Rochester, 36: 114–115p. 229
FISHER, THE, fable of, 17: 27–28p. 229
FISHER AND LITTLE FISH, fable of, 17: 31–32p. 229
Fisher Boy, song of, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 379–380p. 229
Fisheries, produce of, source of capital, 10: 221p. 229→ Inventory
FISHERMAN, THE, AND HIS WIFE, 17: 83–90p. 230
FISHERMAN, THE, story of, 16: 25–54p. 230
Fishes, hearts in, 38: 77, 38: 84; Smart on, 41: 488p. 230→ Inventory
Fishing, Franklin's early ideas of, 1: 35p. 230
Fistinghound, the, 35: 351p. 230
Fitch, the shop-keeper, 23: 390p. 230
Fitela, and Sigemund, 49: 29p. 230
Fitness, Augustine, St., on, 7: 57; beauty and, 5: 301–302; cause of beauty, 24: 85–87; in works of art, 24: 87–88; Penn on, 1: 338 (l. 161)p. 230
Fitzgerald, Edward, RUBAIYAT OF OMAR KHAYYAM, 41: 943–958p. 230
Fitz-James, Lord, 36: 130p. 230
Fitz Roy, Capt., Darwin on, 29: 9p. 230
Five, Nature's love of number, 42: 1250p. 230
FIVE CARLINS, THE, 6: 367–370p. 230
Fixed Capital, denned, 10: 216; depends on circulating capital, 10: 220; expense of maintaining, 10: 224–226, 10: 230; kinds of, four, 10: 218; resemblance to money, 10: 226, 10: 230p. 230
Fjolnir, 49: 289–290, 49: 345, 49: 409p. 230
Flaccus, Gaius Valerius, Dante on, 20: 19p. 230
Flaccus, M. Lamius, Cicero on, 9: 89p. 230
Flame, direction of, 30: 97; Faradav on, 30: 95; forms of, 30: 96–97; illumination from, cause of, 30: 106–112, 30: 157; structure of, in candles, 30: 101–104p. 230→ Inventory
Flamens, Roman, 9: 218 n.p. 230
Flamingoes, Darwin on, 29: 73p. 230→ Inventory
Flamininus, Lucius, expelled from Senate, 9: 60p. 230
Flat-fish, peculiarities of, 11: 229–232p. 230→ Inventory
Flatterer, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 135–136p. 230→ Inventory
Flatterers, Epictetus on, 2: 183 (l. 4), 2: 184 (l. 13); fable of, 17: 14; in Hell, 20: 46, 20: 76p. 230→ Inventory
Flatteries, the four, 12: 343 n.p. 230
Flattery, Bacon on, 3: 126–127; Burke on, 24: 45, 24: 148; Chaucer on, 40: 48; Cicero on, 9: 39–42; Confucius on, 44: 5 (l. 3), 44: 17 (l. 24), 44: 59 (l. 17); Hobbes on, 34: 373; Kempis on avoiding, 7: 292 (l. 5); love of, reason for, 5: 219; Machiavelli on, 36: 76–77; parasite of Luxury, 6: 250; Shakespeare on, 46: 149; a way of honoring, 34: 361, 34: 364p. 230→ Inventory
Flavius, the tribune, and Caesar, 12: 313–314; Cicero on, 9: 145, 9: 149p. 230
Fleance, in MACBETH, 46: 338–339, 46: 354, 46: 356–357, 46: 363p. 230
Fleetness, limits of, 11: 52p. 230→ Inventory
Fleetwood, Dr., and the Spectatorp. 230
Fletcher, John, AS P AT I A ' S SONG, 40: 321–322; Custom of the Country, 39: 174; life and works, 47: 666; Massinger and, 47: 858; MELANCHOLY, 40: 322; see Beaumont; see Fletcherp. 230
Fletcher, Master, with Drake, 33: 206, 33: 209p. 230
Flibbertigibbet, 46: 270p. 230
Flies, Harrison on, and spiders, 35: 348; Pascal on, 48: 122 (l. 367)p. 230→ Inventory
Flipotte, in TARTUFFE, 26: 199, 26: 206p. 230
FLODDEN, LAMENT FOR, 41: 483p. 230
Flodden, men of Ettrick Forest at, 41: 482 n.p. 230
Flogging, Dana on, 23: 363–364; in England, 5: 346p. 230→ Inventory
Florence, arms of commune of, 31: 13 n.; auxiliaries employed by, 36: 45; built in imitation of Rome, 31: 5–6; Dante on, 20: 43 n., 20: 106 n., 20: 117 n., 20: 169–170, 20: 350–357; dress in (16th century), 31: 29 n.; the "Eight" of, 31: 16 n.; factions in, 20: 26–27, 20: 101–102; Guelfi and Ghibellini in, 20: 66 n., 20: 2; guilds of, 31: 12 n.; Macaulay on, 27: 372; mercenaries of, 36: 42–44; name, origin of, 31: 5; patrons of, 20: 57 n.; Pistoja and, 36: 54–55; the plague in, 31: 84 n.; policy towards Pisa and Pistoja, 36: 69; republican party of, 31: 30 n., 31: 32 n.; subjugation of, 27: 392, 27: 400; wealth of (14th century), 27: 369, 27: 370p. 230→ Inventory
Florida, cession of, 43: 268–276p. 230
Florimell, Spenser's, 39: 65p. 230
Florio, John, translator of Montaigne, 32: 3p. 230
Floripes, Princess, 14: 489p. 230
Florismarte of Hircania, 14: 49p. 230
Florus, and Agrippinus, 2: 119 (l. 8)p. 230
Flower, Prof., on conformity of type, 11: 453p. 230
FLOWER IN THE CRANNIED WALL, xlup. 230
FLOWER, THE, by Herbert, 40: 344–345p. 230
Flowers, Bacon on, n 2-3; beauty of, Burke on, 24: 77; beauty of, Darwin on, 11: 201; Columella on, 35: 238; correlation in, 11: 149–150; Emerson on, as gifts, 5: 219, 5: 230; insects and, relations of, 11: 99–100, 11: 101–102; parable of the, 15: 205p. 230→ Inventory
FLOWERS OF THE FOREST, 12: 482p. 231
FLOWERS, LITTLE IDA'S, 17: 334–341p. 231
FLOWERY BANKS OF CREE, 6: 483–484p. 231
Flue, Klaus von der, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 412–413, 26: 423p. 231
Flute, Alcibiades on the, 12: 107–108; Dryden on the, 40: 390p. 231→ Inventory
Fluxions, invented by Newton, 34: 125–126p. 231→ Inventory
Fly, on the chariot-wheel, 3: 127p. 231
FLY AND BALD MAN, fable of, 17: 18p. 231
Flycatchers, tyrant, Darwin on, 11: 178p. 231→ Inventory
Flying-fish, Darwin on, 11: 177–178; Pretty on, 33: 203p. 231→ Inventory
FLYING TRUNK, THE, 17: 344–349p. 231
Focaccia of Cancellieri, 20: 132 n.p. 231
Fcetus, blood in the, 38: 72–73; circulation in the, 38: 92–94; Harvey on formation of the, 38: 127; heart in the, 38: 84, 38: 131, 38: 135–136; liver in the, 38: 127p. 231
Fogliani, Giovanni, 36: 30, 36: 31p. 231
Fogo, Island of, 33: 202–203p. 231
Foiano, Benedetto da, 31: 237 n.p. 231
Foix, Diana of, Montaigne to, 32: 29p. 231
Foix, Gaston de, 47: 757p. 231
Folco, of Genoa, 20: 320 n., 20: 322p. 231
FOLK - LORE AND FABLEp. 231
FOLLOW THY FAIR SUN, 40: 285p. 231
FOLLOWERS, ESSAY O N, Bacon's, 3: 119–120p. 231
Folly, Burns on, 6: 184; ECCLESIASTES on, 44: 346 (l. 1-3), 44: 347 (l. 12-15)p. 231→ Inventory
FOLLY, RAPTURES OF, 6: 460p. 231
Folques, of Marseilles, see Folcop. 231
Fonblanque, Mill on, 25: 59, 25: 63, 25: 67, 25: 81, 25: 109, 25: 123p. 231
Fondness, Confucius on, 44: 58 (l. 8)p. 231→ Inventory
Fontainebleau, Cellini's work on, 31: 294p. 231
Fontana, Domenico, 31: 136p. 231
Fontanes, Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 130p. 231
Fontenelle, M., on affectation in nature, v> 335! on Newton, 34: 109, 34: 119p. 231
Fontenelle, Miss, addresses spoken by, 6: 446–447, 6: 477–478; EPIGRAM on, 6: 447p. 231
Food, in ancient Egypt, 33: 40, 33: 45; animal, Darwin on, 29: 122–123; as circulating capital, 10: 219; labor in relation to, 10: 149; Locke on, of children, 37: 15–21; materials and, comparative values of, 10: 178–179; Mohammed on lawful, 45: 994–995, 45: 1003; necessity of, 4: 191; Penn on selection of, 1: 328–329 (l. 59-62); rent of land used for, 10: 149–165; of rich and poor, 10: 167–168; variability due to excess of, 11: 23p. 231→ Inventory
Food-supply, industry and, 10: 83–84, 10: 84–85, 10: 86–87; population and, 10: 81–83, 10: 167; wages and, 10: 75–76, 10: 85, 10: 87p. 231→ Inventory
Fool, in KING LEAR, 46: 233–236, 46: 239–241, 46: 252–255, 46: 264–270, 46: 274–276; remarks on character of, 46: 214p. 231→ Inventory
Fool, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 292p. 231→ Inventory
Fool, song of, from JOLLY BEGGARS, 6: 125p. 231→ Inventory
Fool-hardiness, Locke on, 37: 95p. 231→ Inventory
Fools, disclosed by words, 17: 30; Browne on, 3: 270 (l. 18); Paradise of, 4: 148; Pascal on, 48: 35 (l. 80); "rush in where angels fear, " xxiv, 48: 183–184; Solomon on, 36: 156; test of, 3: 57; in Utopia, 36: 211; wise men and, 36: 260–261p. 231→ Inventory
Foot-pound, defined, 30: 179p. 231→ Inventory
FOOTSTEPS OF ANGELS, 42: 1267–1269p. 231
Foppa, Ambrogio, 31: 48 n.p. 231
FOR A' THAT, 6: 133–134p. 231
Forbearance, Brynhild on, 49: 304; Epictetus on, 2: 179 (l. 183); Locke on habit of, 37: 19p. 231→ Inventory
Forbes, Edward, on Atlantic Islands, 11: 386; on distribution, 11: 395, 11: 399; on fossils, 11: 326; on glaciers, 30: 224, 30: 228, 30: 231; on shells, 11: 139p. 231
Force, Bacon on, 3: 96; Emerson on, 5: 247; Hume on idea of, 37: 336–350; Milton on, 4: 104, 4: 445; Pascal on, 48: 115 (l. 334)p. 231→ Inventory
Force, in PROMETHEUS BOUND, 8: 166p. 231→ Inventory
FORCE, CONSERVATION OF, 30: 173–210p. 231
FORCES, CORRELATION OF, 30: 73–85; Helmholtz on, 30: 188, 30: 206, 30: 208p. 231
FORCES OF MATTER, Faraday on, 30: 7–85p. 231
Foreign Commerce, advantages of, 10: 326–327, 10: 359–363; of agricultural states, 10: 435–436; capital least attracted to, 10: 308; capital used in, 10: 295–299; disadvantages of, 10: 306; gains in, 10: 359–363; government interferences in, 10: 330–388; Luther on, 36: 331, 36: 332; Mun on, 10: 313; necessity of, 10: 300–301p. 231
Foreign Competition, Emerson on, 5: 286p. 231
Foreign Conquests, More on, 159 -p. 232
Foreign Dominions, Bacon on, 3: 76–77; Machiavelli on, 36: 7–12, 36: 18–19; arms in, 36: 68–69; factions in, 36: 69–70p. 232
Foreign Missions, "pious editor's" view of, 42: 1373–1374p. 232
Foreign Nations, Washington on relations with, 43: 243–248p. 232
Foreign Things, Emerson on love of, 5: 79; Harrison on love of, 35: 236–237, 35: 239; Holinshed on love of, 35: 318p. 232
Foreigners, liberty of, in Massachusetts, 43: 79p. 232→ Inventory
Foreknowledge, Chaucer on, 40: 45 n., 40: 46 n.; is fore-sorrow, 8: 16; Milton on, 4: 138; not necessity, 20: 358 n.p. 232→ Inventory
Forel, on tides, 30: 283p. 232
Forese, in Purgatory, 20: 239–241p. 232
Foresight, Hobbes on, 34: 320, 34: 345; Machiavelli on, 36: 47; may be vain, 6: 120p. 232→ Inventory
Foresters, Emerson on, 42: 1254, 42: 1255p. 232→ Inventory
Forests, Darwin on sublimity of, 29: 506; Emerson on beauty of, 5: 223–224; Geikie on destruction of, 30: 350–351; growth of, checked by cattle, 10: 169–170; rent of, 10: 170; Thoreau on, 28: 411–412p. 232→ Inventory
Forgers, in Dante's HELL, 20: 120p. 232
Forgetful Green, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 243p. 232
Forgetfulness, Augustine, St., on, 7: 172–173; Keats on, 41: 875; Pascal on, 48: 123 (l. 372)p. 232
Forgiveness, Bacon on, 3: 15, 3: 16, 3: 34; Jesus on, 44: 398 (l. 3-4); Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 194 (l. 7); Pittacus on, 2: 153 (l. 96)p. 232→ Inventory
Forli, Countess of, 36: 13, 36: 72p. 232
FORLORN, MY LOVE, NO COMFORT NEAR, 6: 535p. 232
Formal, and material, 2: 216 (l. 21), 2: 227 (l. 13), 2: 244 (l. 10), 2: 247 (l. 29)p. 232→ Inventory
Formal Instinct, Schiller on the, 32: 242–248p. 232
Formalist, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 43–45p. 232→ Inventory
Formality, Bacon on, 3: 125–126; Pascal on, 48: 92 (l. 249-51), 48: 93 (l. 252); Penn on, 1: 334 (l. 119), 1: 386; as source of power, 34: 360; Swift on, 27: 103p. 232→ Inventory
Fornication, Mohammed on, 45: 916; Mohammedan punishment of, 45: 969 n., 45: 971; Paul, St., on, 45: 496–497, 45: 498 (l. 13-18); punishment of, in old England, 35: 365–366; punishment of, in Utopia, 36: 208–209; Spirit of, 3: 168p. 232→ Inventory
FORSAKEN GARDEN, A, 42: 1207–1209p. 232
FORSAKEN MERMAN, THE, 42: 1123–1126p. 232
Fort George, massacre of, 1: 153p. 232
Fort William Henry, attack on, 1: 220p. 232
Fortebraccio, see Bracciop. 232
Fortescue, George, 33: 230, 33: 258p. 232
Fortinbras, in HAMLET, 46: 96, 46: 99, 46: 127, 46: 174, 46: 209–211; not in original story, 46: 92p. 232
Fortitude, Dante's star of, 20: 146 n.; defined by Hobbes, 34: 341; Locke on, 37: 96–97, 37: 98–101; the virtue of adversity, 3: 16–17p. 232→ Inventory
Fortresses, Machiavelli in, 36: 71p. 232→ Inventory
Fortunatus, 45: 514 (l. 17)p. 232
FORTUNE, ESSAY O N, Bacon's, 3: 99–101p. 232
Fortune, Browne on, 3: 268–270; Burns on fading, 6: 170; changes of, 39: 96, 39: 98; Chaucer on, 40: 50; Cicero on, 9: 28, 9: 103; Cockburn on, 41: 482; Dante on, 20: 30–31; Descartes on, 34: 23; Emerson on, 5: 83, 5: 88; favors the brave, 9: 286; good, honorable, 34: 365; inequality of, verses on, 16: 232; injustice of, lines on, 6: 431; life entangled with, 2: 183 (l. 1); love and, 46: 153–154; Machiavelli on, 36: 80–82; Marcus Aurelius on good, 2: 232 (l. 36); Montaigne on changes of, 32: 5–6; More's lines on, 36: 124–125; Mortimer on, 46: 88; Pope on gifts of, 40: 432–437; Raleigh on, 39: 91–92, 39: 96–97; Shakespeare on, 46: 131–132, 46: 138–139; Tennyson on, 42: 976–977; Vespucci on, 43: 29; virtue and, 31: 12p. 232→ Inventory
FORTUNE, FICKLE, a fragment, 6: 36p. 232
FORTUNE, RAGING, a fragment, 6: 36p. 232
FORTUNE, T O, by Thomson, 40: 443p. 232
Fosco, Bernardin di, 20: 202 n.p. 232
Fosians, Tacitus on the, 33: 113p. 232
Fossiliferous Strata, Lyell on formation of, 38: 400–403, 38: 407–408, 38: 411, 38: 413–415p. 232
Fossils, Falloppio on, 38: 388; old ideas of, 11: 166; 38: 396; see Pala?ontological Collectionsp. 232→ Inventory
Fothergill, Dr., 1: 120, 1: 147, 1: 159, 1: 160p. 232
Foulk, Samuel, 1: 256, 1: 257, 1: 269p. 232
Foundations, Pascal on, 48: 114 (l. 330)p. 232→ Inventory
Founders of States, Bacon on, 3: 129–130; Machiavelli on, 36: 19–22p. 233
FOUNTAIN, THE, 12: 602–604p. 233
Fountains, Bacon on, 3: 115–116p. 233→ Inventory
Fourier, Mill on, 25: 106p. 233
Fowl, descent of, 11: 33p. 233→ Inventory
Fox, Bishop, and More, 36: 91; quoted, 35: 378p. 233
Fox, Charles J., and Burke, 24: 5; 5: 211; Burns on, 6: 52, 6: 161, 6: 338–339; the debt of honor, 5: 211; Emerson on, 5: 265; Napoleon on, 5: 211p. 233
Fox, Dr., and John Donne, 15: 364–365p. 233
Fox, George, Emerson on, 5: 141, 5: 232–233; Penn and, 34: 75; on slavery, 1: 168; Voltaire on, 34: 71–73p. 233
Fox AND CAT, fable of, 17: 26p. 233
Fox AND CROW, fable of, 17: 14p. 233
Fox AND GOAT, fable of, 17: 44p. 233
Fox AND GRAPES, fable of, 17: 24p. 233
Fox AND LION, fable of, 17: 25p. 233
Fox AND MASK, fable of, 17: 19p. 233
Fox AND MOSQUITOES, fable of, 17: 36–37p. 233
Fox AND STORK, fable of, 17: 19p. 233
Fox AND WOLF, Grimm's story of, 17: 167–168p. 233
Fox, COCK, AND DOG, fable of, 17: 34p. 233→ Inventory
Fox WITHOUT A TAIL, fable of, 17: 37p. 233
Foxes, in San Pedro Island, 29: 284p. 233
Fox-goose, the, in Egypt, 33: 39p. 233
Fracastorius, on the heart, 38: 75p. 233
FRAGMENT OF SONG, 6: 237, 6: 443p. 233
Frailty, Burns on, 6: 185p. 233→ Inventory
Framms, of the Germans, 33: 95p. 233
France, apprenticeships in, 10: 124; armies of, 36: 47; belles lettres in (18th century), 34: 140; Burke on old regime in, 24: 261–266; Calvinism in, 39: 27–47; church property, confiscation of, in, 24: 241–256; clergy of, under old regime, 24: 273–280; departments, communes, and cantons in, 24: 305–306, 24: 314–315; economists of, 10: 443–444; England and, trade of, 10: 367–368; England and, in war, 3: 75; Goldsmith on, 12: 526–527; interest, rates of, in, 10: 92–93; Machiavelli on, 36: 8–9, 36: 16–17, 36: 61–62; More on kingdom of, 36: 159; nobility of, under the old regime, 24: 269; parliaments, abolition of, 24: 161–162; parliaments, old, of, 24: 338; poetry, early, of, 28: 75–76; Raleigh on kings of, 39: 80–81; revenue laws of, 10: 541–542; Swiss mercenaries in, 36: 47; Taine on, 39: 430–431; taxation in (18th century), 10: 545–547; theatre in (18th century), 34: 154; treaty with U. S., 43: 250–254; Voltaire on civil wars of, 34: 87p. 233
France, King of, in LEAR, in love with Cordelia, 46: 216, 46: 222–223; notified of Lear's misfortunes, 46: 262–263; his invasion of England, 46: 286–287, 46: 289p. 233
Francesca di Rimini, in Hell, 20: 23–24p. 233
Francesco, Gian, see Pennip. 233
Franchise, qualifications for the, 5: 241p. 233→ Inventory
Francis, Mr., Attorney-General of Pennsylvania, 1: 113p. 233
Francis I, Andrea del Sarto and, 42: 1091, 42: 1093; Calvin to, 39: 27–28, 39: 45–47; at Camp Marolle, 38: 13; Charles V and, 31: 68 n., 31: 321, 31: 328 n., 31: 334 n.; Cellini and, 31: 91, 31: 196, 31: 201–207, 31: 269, 31: 274–275, 31: 278–282, 31: 282–286, 31: 289–299, 31: 291–292, 31: 292–296, 31: 299, 31: 300, 31: 301, 31: 309–310, 31: 312, 31: 317, 31: 319–322, 31: 322–323, 31: 324–326, 31: 327–328, 31: 350–352, 31: 374; Clement and, 31: 119; expedition against Turin, 38: 9; Guido Guidi and, 31: 298 n.; at Landresy, 38: 17; Piero Strozzi and, 31: 291–292; and poets, 27: 40; Raleigh on, 39: 83; in triumvirate of kings, 3: 50; war with England, 31: 334p. 233
Francis II, Raleigh on, 39: 83p. 233
Francis, St., Dante on, 20: 330–333; Luther on, 36: 300; in Paradise, 20: 420; quoted, 7: 320p. 233
Francis, St., Xavier, hymn attributed to, 45: 556p. 233
Franciscans, Dante on the, 20: 337 n.; in Limbo, 4: 147p. 233
Francisco, in HAMLET, 46: 93–94p. 233
Francisco, in THE TEMPEST, 46: 420, 46: 441p. 233
Franco of Bologi-a, 20: 189 n.p. 233
Franklin, Chaucer's, 40: 20–21p. 233
Franklin, Abiah, mother of Benjamin, 1: 9, 1: 12–13p. 233
Franklin, Benjamin, ability to write, advantages gained by, 1: 60, 1: 63; aids his workmen to start in business, 1: 93, 1: 104; ancestry and family of, 1: 6–10; anecdote of fish, 1: 35; anecdote of wharf, 1: 11; Art of Virtue, 1: 86–87; as Assembly's commissioner to England, 1: 150–162, 1: 164; assists Braddock, 1: 128–134, 1: 136–137; A U TO BIOGRAPHY OF, 1: 5–162; becomes printer, 1: 14; becomes vegetarian, 1: 17; birth of, 1: 3, 1: 9, 1: 163; Bond, the Doctors, and, 1: 137–138; Boston, departure from, 1: 22; Boston, first return to, 1: 29–30; Bradford, work for, 1: 22, 1: 27; in business with Meredith, 1: 53–54, 1: 56, 1: 59, 1: 60–62; in business for self, 1: 62–64; in charge of frontier defences, 1: 139–143; city-watch, suggests reform of, 1: 98–99; clerk of Assembly, 1: 97, 1: 107, 1: 115; colonel of militia, 1: 144–146; commissioner to the Indians, 1: 115–116; daily program of, 1: 83; death of, 1: 165; degrees conferred on, 1: 123, 1: 164; Dialogue advocating a militia, 1: 138–139, 1: 144; disputatious turn of, 1: 15; Dissertation on Liberty and Necessity, 1: 42, 1: 55; domestic life of, 1: 66, 1: 76; Denham, Mr., work for, 1: 48–50; early occupations of, 1: 3, 1: 13–14; education of, 1: 3, 1: 10, 1: 12, 1: 17–18; felicity of his life, 1: 5, 1: 85; "fire" engine, 1: 110; five kings and, 1: 76; food, indifference to, 1: 12; Hemphill and, 1: 94; hospital, 1: 116–118; industry of, 1: 46, 1: 49, 1: 59, 1: 64, 1: 75; influence of, 1: 116–117; influence of Abel James on, 1: 68; intrigues of, 1: 66; Journal of, 1: 49 n.; journalist, 1: 92–93; Junto formed by, 1: 57–58; at Keimer's, 1: 26–28, 1: 35–36, 1: 50–54, 1: 56; Keimer's new religion and, 1: 35–36; Keith, Sir William, relations with, 1: 28–31, 1: 34–35, 1: 39–41, 1: 49–50; languages studied by, 1: 95; letters of, as Busy Body, 1: 60; library, founds first public, 1: 66–67, 1: 74–75; life of, 1: 3–4; life of, chief events in, 1: 163–165; in London, 1: 40–49; on London streets, 1: 120–122; marriage of, 1: 66; match for, projected by Mrs. Godfrey, 1: 65–66; member Royal Society, 1: 148–149; moderation of, 1: 87, 1: 18; moral living, plan of, 1: 78–86; New England Courant, connection of, with, 1: 3, 1: 19–21; open stove invented by, 1: 111–112; organizes fire company, 1: 99–100; organizes militia, 1: 105–107; paper money discussion, 1: 62–63; parents of, n - 13; Party for Virtue projected by, 1: 89–91; Pennsylvania Gazette established by, 1: 59–60, 1: 104; Philadelphia, arrival at, 1: 25–26; Philadelphia, second trip to, 1: 31–33; Philosophical Society founded by, 1: 105; Plain Truth, 1: 105; Plan of Union, 1: 124–126; poetry of, juvenile, 1: 14–15; Poor Richard's Almanac, 1: 91–92; postmaster, 1: 98; postmaster-general, 1: 123, 1: 145, 1: 165; prayers used by, 1: 78, 1: 82–83; Presbyterian Church and, 1: 76–78; proprietary quarrels, 1: 126–128, 1: 144–146, 1: 149–151; prose writing, practise in, 1: 15–17; public offices, 1: 3–4, 1: 114–115; public printer, 1: 60, 1: 63, 1: 97–98; Read, Miss, and, 1: 25, 1: 28, 1: 36, 1: 39, 1: 42, 1: 50, 1: 66; reading, love of, 1: 13–18, 1: 42–43, 1: 75; James, relations with brother, 1: 3, 1: 14, 1: 17, 1: 19–22, 1: 30, 1: 96; religious belief of, 1: 6, 1: 18, 1: 42, 1: 55–56, 1: 76–77, 1: 82–83, 1: 90; Revolution, share in, 1: 4, 1: 165; scientist, 1: 3, 1: 114, 1: 146–149; settlement of claims, 1: 155; son, death of, 1: 96; street-lamps improved by, 1: 120; streets, moves improvement of, 1: 119–123; Socratic method adopted by, 1: 17–18, 1: 35–36; success, reason of, 1: 87–88; surname, origin of, 1: 6; swimming abilities of, 1: 47–48, 1: 49; temperance of, 1: 44; tyranny, hatred of, 1: 20; University of Pennsylvania founded by, 1: 105, 1: 112–114; Vaughan on character and influence of, 1: 69–73; Way to Wealth, 1: 164; Whitefield and, 1: 101–104; Woolman's book on slavery published by, 1: 189 n.p. 233
Franklin, Benjamin, uncle of the preceding, 1: 7, 1: 8, 1: 10p. 234
Franklin, Benjamin, Mrs.; see Read, Missp. 234
Franklin, James, establishes New England Courant, 1: 19–21; relations of, with Benjamin, 1: 3, 1: 14, 1: 17, 1: 19–22, 1: 30, 1: 96p. 234
Franklin, John, brother of Benjamin, 1: 13p. 234
Franklin, John, uncle of Benjamin, 1: 7p. 234
Franklin, Josiah, brother of Benjamin, 1: 13p. 234
Franklin, Josiah, father of Benjamin, 1: 3, 1: 9, 1: 10–13p. 234
Franklin, Matthew, 1: 194p. 234
Franklin, Samuel, 1: 7, 1: 13p. 234
Franklin, Sir John, equipment of, 5: 81; Parry on, 5: 349; search for, 5: 361p. 234
Franklin, Thomas, grandfather of Benjamin, 1: 7p. 234
Franklin, Thomas, uncle of Benjamin, 1: 7p. 234
Franklin, William, son of Benjamin, 1: 115, 1: 129, 1: 131, 1: 133, 1: 139, 1: 158p. 234
Frankness, Bacon on, 3: 8, 3: 17; Cicero on, 9: 39–41; Confucius on, 44: 35 (l. 20); Emerson on, 5: 62p. 234→ Inventory
Franzesi, Matio, 31: 165p. 234
Franziska, in MINNA VON BARNHELM, with Minna, 26: 313–315; with landlord, 26: 315–319; with Minna on finding Tellheim's ring, 26: 319–321; with Just, 26: 321–323; prepares Minna to receive Tellheim, 26: 323; drags off landlord, 26: 324; with Just, agrees to meet Tellheim, 26: 327–330; with the landlord, 26: 330–332; warned to beware of the landlord, 26: 332; with Werner, talk of Tellheim, 26: 333–334; with Tellheim, 26: 340–342; with Werner again, 26: 342–343; with Minna, the plot to win Tellheim, 26: 343–344; in scene with Riccaut, 26: 344–345, 26: 347, 26: 348–349; growing interest in Werner, 26: 350–351; tells her mistress's misfortunes, 26: 358–359; with Tellheim, in the plot, 26: 360–362; at interview of Minna and Tellheim, 26: 363, 26: 365, 26: 370, 26: 372–373; tries to explain to Werner, 26: 371; reconciliation with Werner, 26: 374–375p. 234
Fraser, on Berkeley's DIALOGUES, 37: 186p. 235
Fraser, General, reference to, 6: 51p. 235
Fraser's Magazine, Carlyle on, 5: 321p. 235
Fraternities, ancient, 9: 404 n.p. 235
Fraud, Dante on, 20: 69 n.; punishment of, in Hell, 20: 46, 20: 73–144p. 235→ Inventory
Freawaru, 49: 60, 49: 61 n.p. 235
Frederick I, Luther on, 36: 263; and Milan, 20: 219–220 n.p. 235
Frederick II, birth of, 20: 296 n.; in Hell, 20: 44 n.; Luther on, 36: 263; Parma, defeat at, 20: 211 n.; Pierro delle Vigne and, 20: 54 n., 20: 55; treason punished by, 20: 95 n.p. 235
Frederick of Sicily, Dante on, 20: 368 n.p. 235
Frederick the Great, Mill's interest in, 25: 11; and Voltaire, 34: 64p. 235
Freedom, zEschylus on uncontrolled, 8: 143; from care, Cicero on, 9: 26; definition of perfect, 5: 17; Emerson on, 42: 1262; Epictetus on, 2: 148 (l. 83), 2: 166 (l. 136), 2: 168 (l. 141), 2: 169 (l. 142), 2: 184 (l. 10,15); fable on, 17: 22–23; Goethe on, 19: 378; insolence and, 6: 261; inward slaves, impossible to, 4: 398; of labor, Smith on, 10: 124–125; law of nature, 26: 14; necessary to true allegiance, 4: 138; Penn on use of, 1: 393 (l. 253); from worldly things, 7: 290p. 235→ Inventory
FREEDOM AND LOVE, 41: 782p. 235
Freeman, Edward A., life and works, 28: 226; RACE AND LANGUAGE, 28: 225–273; 28: 1, 28: 22p. 235
Freeport, Sir Andrew, 27: 85; Johnson on, 27: 165p. 235
Freethinkers, Burke on, 24: 225; Carlyle on, 25: 354p. 235→ Inventory
Free Trade, Bacon on, 3: 86–87; Emerson on, 5: 255; Mill on, 25: 65, 25: 291–292; Smith on, 10: 4, 10: 332–352, 10: 368–369, 10: 433–434p. 235
Free-Will, Adam's, 4: 186; beauty and, 32: 266–267; Berkeley on, 37: 258; cause of evil, 7: 101; Channing on, 28: 332; Confucius on, 44: 29 (l. 25); Dante on, 20: 210, 20: 218, 20: 302; distinguishes man from beasts, 34: 175–176; Epictetus on, 2: 124 (l. 20,22), 2: 127 (l. 29), 2: 148 (l. 83); given to man, 4: 138–139; human, 4: 291–292; Hume on, 35I- 2, 37: 363–364, 37: 366, 37: 369–374; Kant on, 32: 356–368; Machiavelli on, 36: 80, 36: 84; Mill on doctrine of, 25: 107; Raphael on, 4: 194–195; Rousseau on, 34: 259–260; Schiller on, 32: 262–263; see Autonomy of the Willp. 235
Freezing-point, of water, 30: 231–232p. 235→ Inventory
Freke, Dr., on origin of species, 11: 15p. 235
Fremont, John C, Dana on, 23: 391p. 235
Fremy, M., 38: 307–309, 38: 352–353p. 235
French, Colonel, 1: 29, 1: 40p. 235
French, in American Revolution, 1: 136; Burke on the, 24: 224–225; descent from Hector, claimed for, 13: 19; Dryden on the, 13: 23; Goldsmith on the, 12: 526–527; influence of the, 5: 378; military abilities of the, 25: 309; polite rather than true, 5: 375; sentiments of the, 25: 41; sociability of the, 25: 42; Taine on the, 39: 416, 39: 425, 39: 430; wiser than they seem, 3: 64p. 235→ Inventory
French Academy, Voltaire on, 34: 154–159p. 235
French Civil War, Burke on the, 24: 186–187p. 235
French Classical Drama, Pellisson on, 28: 68p. 235
French Classics, 32: 122–123, 32: 124–126, 32: 129–130p. 235
FRENCH DRAMAS, 26: 75–296; Dryden on, 18: 14–15p. 235
FRENCH ESSAYS, 32: 3–182p. 235
French Language, Burke on the, 24: 140; Dryden on, 13: 54; Hugo on changes in, 39: 374–375; Huxley on study of, 28: 220; Johnson on changes in, 39: 204; Locke on study of, 37: 136, 37: 153–154; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 119; Sidney on, 27: 50p. 235
French Literature, Hugo on, 39: 384; Taine on, 39: 427–428p. 236
French and Indian War, in America, 1: 127–143; Woolman on, 1: 220–222, 1: 232, 1: 262–263, 1: 264p. 236
French Money, Smith on, 10: 31–32p. 236
French Nation, Freeman on the, 28: 255, 28: 257–258p. 236
FRENCH PHILOSOPHERS, 34: 3–305p. 236
French Revolution, aristocrats in, 24: 410–411; army under, 24: 341–353; assignats of, 24: 256–258, 24: 322–327, 24: 364–371; church-lands sale, 24: 257–258, 24: 323–324; church property confiscated in, 24: 240–256, 24: 281–295; clergy in, 24: 273–274; clergy, civil constitution of the, 24: 281–282; completeness of, 24: 382; population and wealth, decline of, under, 24: 266–268; executive power, constitution of, 24: 330–337; fanaticism and proselytism of, 24: 247, 24: 286–287; finances of, 24: 357–378; Goethe on, 19: 336, 19: 376–379; good of the, 24: 376; gunpowder, making of, in, 24: 414 n.; inconsistencies of, 24: 353–356; invasion of Holland, 24: 419–420; judicial power, constitution of, 24: 337–341; leaders of, 24: 299–300; letters, men of, in, 24: 246–248, 24: 411–412; Lowell on, 28: 435; Mill on, 25: 43, 25: 84, 25: 197; mistakes of, 24: 174–179; monied interest in, 24: 244–245; municipal guards, 24: 356–357; Napoleon on, 28: 468; National Assembly in, 24: 178–188, 24: 205–208, 24: 296–299, 24: 329–330, 24: 353–356; nobility in, 24: 268–273, 24: 418–419; October sixth and, 24: 208–217; paper currency of, 24: 322–327, 24: 364–371; Paris, preeminence of, in, 24: 328–329; parliaments abolished by, 24: 257; public debts, care of, 24: 242–250; representation under, 24: 305–322; revenue system of, 24: 357–374; Sheridan on, 18: 108; spread of principles of, 24: 390–392; sympathy of English clubs with, 24: 144–150; Washington's policy toward, 43: 247–248p. 236
FRENCH REVOLUTION, REFLECTIONS ON THE, Burke's, 24: 141–378p. 236
Freneda, counselor of Philip ii, 19: 290p. 236
Frenzy, first of ills, 8: 15p. 236→ Inventory
Fresh-water Productions, Darwin on, m - 12; distribution of, 11: 409–413p. 236
Frestron, the enchanter, 14: 57, 14: 61p. 236
Fretting, uselessness of, David on, 44: 186 (l. 7,8)p. 236
Freydis, daughter of Eric the Red, 43: 6; in Vinland, 43: 17–19p. 236
Freyia, the goddess, 49: 259p. 236
Freyr, Germanic god, 49: 13 n.p. 236
Friar, Chaucer's, 40: 16–18; Dryden on Chaucer's, 39: 164p. 236
Friars, in Milton's Limbo, 4: 148; More on, 36: 155–156p. 236
FRIARS ' CARSE HERMITAGE, INSCRIPTION A T, 6: 514p. 236
FRIARS ' CARSE HERMITAGE, LINES WRIT TEN IN, 6: 307–308p. 236
FRIARS ' CARSE HERMITAGE, WRITTEN IN, 6: 319–320p. 236
Friction, chemical effects of, 30: 197; heat generated by, 30: 59, 30: 196–197p. 236→ Inventory
FRIEND, To A DISTANT, 41: 674p. 236
Friends, Confucius on, 44: 55 (l. 4); Confucius on choice of, 44: 5–6; Emerson on love of, 5: 152; faithful, rare, 7: 309 (l. 2); falling out of faithful, 40: 201–202; forgiveness of, 3: 15; little, may prove great, 17: 16; many, equal to none, 17: 39; no whit worse than brothers, 22: 114; Pascal on advantage of, 48: 61 (l. 155); Ruskin on impossibility of choosing, 28: 96–97; Samson on, 4: 419; Shakespeare on, 46: 109–110; Shelley on false, 18: 302–303; single men best, 3: 21p. 236→ Inventory
Friends, Society of, see Quakersp. 236
FRIENDS, FOLLOWERS AND, ESSAY O N, Bacon's, 3: 119–120p. 236
FRIENDS AND LAND I LOVE, FRAE THE, 6: 419–420p. 236
Friendship, Augustine, St., on false and true, 7: 52; Blair on, 6: 167; Browne on, 3: 318–319; Burns on, 6: 181; Coleridge on, 41: 703–704; Confucius on, 44: 41 (l. 23); Confucius on false, 44: 17 (l. 24); Emerson on, 5: 195; Epictetus on true, 2: 148 (l. 82); excess in, 9: 314; Goethe on, 39: 252–253; 19: 381; Hume on, 37: 399; immortality of, 1: 383 (l. 127-31), 1: 384 (l. 132-4); Kempis on true, 7: 306; Locke on, 37: 6–7; Lothario on, 14: 312; Machiavelli on, 36: 55; Manzoni on, 21: 186; Marcus Aurelius on false, 2: 289 (l. 15); of parents and children, 37: 81–82; Pascal on, 48: 44–45, 48: 45 (l. 101); Penn on, 1: 334 (l. 111-17); pity and, 34: 189; seldom between equals, 3: 120; Shakespeare on, 46: 109; Swift on, 27: 91; toast to, 12: 582; Tzu-chang on, 44: 63 (l. 3)p. 236
FRIENDSHIP, ESSAY O N, Bacon's, 3: 65–71p. 237→ Great Idea
FRIENDSHIP, ESSAY O N, Emerson's, 105 -p. 237→ Great Idea
FRIENDSHIP, ESSAY O N, Montaigne's, xxxu, 19 • 72-86; remarks onp. 237→ Great Idea
FRIENDSHIP, SONNET ON, 14: 238p. 237→ Great Idea
FRIENDSHIP, TREATISE ON, Cicero's, 9: 9–44p. 237→ Great Idea
Friesshardt, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 436–441, 26: 468–469p. 237
Frigate-bird, Darwin on the, 11: 180, 11: 181p. 237→ Inventory
Frights, Locke on, 37: 97–99p. 237→ Inventory
Fringing-reefs, Darwin on, 29: 475–481p. 237→ Inventory
Frisians, Tacitus on the, m - 12p. 237
Frivolousness, Confucius on, 44: 5 (l. 8)p. 237
Frobisher, John, Harrison on, 35: 321p. 237
Frobisher, Martin, death of, 33: 227; with Drake, 33: 226, 33: 229, 33: 239–240, 33: 245, 33: 255; northwest passage and, 33: 262p. 237
Froda, 49: 60 n., 49: 61 n.p. 237
Frog, story of, who became a god, 45: 706–707p. 237→ Inventory
Frog and Mouse, fable of, 20: 93 n.p. 237
FROG AND OX, fable of, 17: 20p. 237
FROG - KING, tale of the, 17: 47–50p. 237
Frogs, in Brazil, 29: 38; hearts in, 38: 83; in oceanic islands, 11: 417; snakes and, 35: 345; on volcanic islands, 29: 386p. 237→ Inventory
FROGS, THE, of Aristophanes, 8: 439–487; remarks on, 8: 438p. 237
FROGS AND HARES, fable of, 17: 17–18p. 237
FROGS DESIRING A KING, fable of, 17: 16–17p. 237
Froissart, Jean, BATTLE OF OTTERBURN, 35: 81–101; BATTLE OF POITIERS, 35: 34–59; CAMPAIGN OF CRECY, 35: 7–33; CHRON I CLE S of, remarks on, 35: 1, 35: 22; on the English, 5: 379; life and works, 35: 5–6; Montaigne on, 32: 98; in Scotland, 35: 86–87; W AT TYLER ' S R E BELL I ON, 35: 60–80p. 237
Fronde, Pascal on the, 48: 306 (l. 878)p. 237
Frondeurs, the, 34: 87 n.p. 237
Frontinus, Roman lawyer, 9: 261p. 237
Fronto, teacher of Marcus Aurelius, 2: 192, 2: 195 (l. 11)p. 237
Frosch, in FAUST, 19: 84–99p. 237
Froth, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, 47: 859–863, 47: 919–922p. 237→ Inventory
Frothingham, Ellen, translator of Goethe, 19: 335p. 237
Frugal, Master, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, 47: 877–878p. 237
Frugality, Bacon on, 3: 72; economically considered, 10: 265; Franklin on, 1: 85, 1: 91; Franklin's rule of, 1: 79, 1: 80; Hobbes on, 34: 373; motives of, 10: 269, 10: 270; Penn on, 1: 327–328p. 237→ Inventory
Fruits, beauty of, reason for, 11: 201–202; cultivation of, in Elizabethan England, 35: 241–242; fermentation of, 38: 275, 38: 310; fermentation of, in carbonic acid gas, 38: 302–312; as gifts, 5: 219; importance of down and color of, 11: 92; Locke on eating of, 37: 20–21; ripening of, 38: 306p. 237→ Inventory
FRUITS OF SOLITUDE, Penn's, 1: 317–397p. 237
Fucci, Vanni, in Hell, 20: 101–102p. 237
Fuegians, Darwin on the, 11: 47; 29: 209–214, 29: 217–221, 29: 223–228, 29: 230–235, 29: 238–239p. 237
Fuentes, Darwin on, 29: 13–14p. 237
Fugger, commercial house of, 36: 286 n., 36: 332p. 237
FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT, 43: 306–312p. 237
Fugitive Slaves, constitutional provision for, 43: 191; Lincoln on, 43: 314–315, 43: 319; Whittier on, 42: 1345–1347p. 237
Fugitives, usually single men, 3: 21p. 237
Fulgentio, and Dr. Donne, 15: 357p. 237
Fullarton, Col., 6: 176 n., 6: 177, 6: 182p. 237
Fulvia, wife of Antony, 18: 48; 12: 329; Cicero and, 12: 230; death of, 12: 344–345; Octavius and, 12: 341, 12: 344; son of, 12: 388p. 237
Fulvius, and Ennius, 27: 36–37p. 237
Functions, conversion of, 11: 185–187p. 237→ Inventory
FUNDAMENTAL ORDERS OF CONNECTICUT, 43: 60–65p. 237
Fundanus, daughter of, 9: 273–274p. 237
FUND E V O GEL, story of, 17: 140–142p. 237
Funding, system of, 10: 555, 10: 558–559; see National Debtp. 237→ Inventory
Funerals, in ancient Egypt, 33: 42–44; German, 33: 107; Indian, 43: 34–35; in Utopia, 36: 228p. 237→ Inventory
Fungi, Pasteur on, 38: 296, 38: 298p. 237
Fungus, edible, in Tierra del Fuego, 29: 240–241p. 237→ Inventory
Fur, thickness of, to what due, 11: 139p. 237→ Inventory
Furies, Dante on the, 20: 37; De Quincey on the, 27: 320; Emerson on, 5: 92; Virgil on the, 13: 419–420p. 237→ Inventory
FURIES, THE, of Æschylus, 8: 122–165; Voltaire on, 39: 364p. 238
Furnace, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, 47: 866–868, 47: 871–872, 47: 873, 47: 875, 47: 876, 47: 881–882, 47: 883–884, 47: 885–888, 47: 923, 47: 941p. 238→ Inventory
Furnius, and Antony, 12: 367p. 238
Fiirst, Walter, in WILLIAM TELL, friend of Stauffacher, 26: 391; Melchthal and, 26: 395–396, 26: 400–401; with Stauffacher, 26: 397–399; begins revolt, 26: 401–405; at the rendezvous, 26: 417–427; with Tell at Altdorf, 26: 440–449; at death of Attinghausen, 26: 456–461; with Rudenz, 26: 462–464; at destruction of Keep, 26: 474–477; hears death of Emperor, 26: 478–481; in final scene, 26: 488–489p. 238
Furuncles, Pasteur on, 38: 371–374p. 238→ Inventory
Fusconi, Francesco, 31: 164 n., 31: 166–167, 31: 170p. 238
Fuscus, letters to, 9: 353, 9: 355p. 238
Fusella, Ambrogio, in THE BETROTHED, 21: 236, 21: 246–247p. 238
Future, Confucius on knowledge of the, 44: 9 (l. 23); Hobbes on the, 34: 320–321; Kempis on care of the, 7: 294 (l. 2,3); Milton on foreknowledge of the, 4: 338; Pascal on the, 48: 356; Pascal on our care for, 48: 64 (l. 172); past to, reasonings from, 37: 316–317; Pope on blindness to, 40: 409; uncertainty of the, 39: 96–97; veil of the, 5: 142; worry over the, 2: 123 (l. 19), 2: 244 (l. 8)p. 238→ Inventory
Future Life, see Immortality, Hereafterp. 238
FUTURE PEACE AND GLORY OF THE CHURCH, 45: 563p. 238