GENERAL INDEXp. 117
^ g in a, in Persian war, 12: 20; Pericles on, 12: 43p. 121
Gabinia, Lex, Cicero on, 9: 24p. 238
Gabinius, Aulus, campaigns of, 12: 323–324; Cicero and, 12: 244; in Civil War, 12: 327; Crassus and, 9: 128; return to Rome, 9: 118; suit against, 9: 115; Syria given to, 12: 242p. 238
Gabriel, Archangel, song of, in FAUST, 19: 18; in Luke's gospel, 44: 354 (l. 19,26-30), 44: 355 (l. 31-8); Mohammed and, 45: 897 n.; Gabriel in PARA DISE LOST, 4: 169, 4: 174, 4: 176–180, 4: 205, 4: 213, 4: 291; in PARADISE REGAINED, 4: 362p. 238
Gabriel, in EVANGELINE; see Lajeunessep. 238
Gadarenes, 44: 375 n.p. 238
Gaddi, Agnolino, 31: 128–130p. 238
Gaddi, Cardinal de', 31: 73, 31: 201–202p. 238→ Inventory
Gaddi, Giovanni, 31: 97–98 n., 31: 133–134, 31: 164, 31: 167p. 238
Gaddi, Niccolo, 31: 73 n.p. 238
Gaia, daughter of Gherardo, 20: 212 n.p. 238
Gain, Confucius on pursuit of, 44: 12, 44: 56 (l. 10); Penn on thirst for, 1: 335 (l. 127), 1: 344 (l. 252); Smith on hope of, 10: 109–110; Tennyson on lust of, 42: 1016p. 238→ Inventory
Gaius, friend of Paul, 44: 466 (l. 29), 44: 467 (l. 4); baptism of, 45: 491 (l. 14)p. 238
Gaius, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 263–275p. 238
Galahad, Sir, in HOLY GRAIL, at Abblasoure, 35: 124–125; Arthur and, 35: 110, 35: 115, 35: 210; bed of, 35: 186–187; birth of, 35: 109–110, 35: 112, 35: 115, 35: 152; Bors and, 35: 206; buried at Sarras, 35: 196; adventure of burning tomb, 35: 205–206; at castle of Carbonek, 35: 206–207; at castle of Carteloise, 35: 190–192; at court, 35: 108–109; death, 35: 211–212; Gawaine and, 35: 156–157, 35: 179–180; at abbey of Gore, 35: 205–206; Guenever and, 35: 114–115; sees hart and four lions, 35: 192–193; Holy Grail and, 35: 104, 35: 207–208; made king, 35: 211–212; knighting of, 35: 105–106; Launcelot and, 35: 128–129, 35: 198–199; at castle of Maidens, 35: 124–125; Sir Melias and, 35: 120–121, 35: 122–123; Mordrains and, 35: 205–206; at Mortaise, 35: 144; at parting of the roads, 35: 122; Percival and, 35: 128, 35: 138, 35: 197–198; prayer for death, 35: 209–210; thrown into prison, 35: 211; at Sarras, 35: 210–211; shield of, 35: 117–119; led to ship of Faith, 35: 181–182; Siege Perilous and, 35: 109–110; at castle of strange custom, 35: 193–197; sword of, 35: 182–186, 35: 189–190; adventure of the tomb, 35: 119–120; at tourney, 35: 112–113; at hermitage of Ulfin, 35: 180; virginity of, 35: 160, 35: 205; and queen of Waste Lands, 35: 135; at the well, 35: 205; at the White Abbey, 35: 116p. 238
GALAHAD, SIR, by Tennyson, 42: 1002–1004p. 238
Galaor, Don, mistress of, 14: 95–96p. 238
Galapagos Archipelago, Darwin on, 29: 376–405; health conditions in, 29: 369; species of, 11: 414, 11: 421–425p. 238
Galatea, in PHILASTER, 47: 668–669; Arethusa and, 47: 690–691; at the hunt, 47: 714–721; Pharamond and, 47: 686–688, 47: 689, 47: 690, 47: 692–693; on Philaster, 47: 674, 47: 675p. 238→ Inventory
Galaxy, Milton on, 4: 241; see Milky Wayp. 238
Galba, Emperor, death of, 3: 10; empire foretold to, 3: 91; speech of, 3: 41; Tacitus on, 3: 30p. 238
Galdino, Father, in I PROMESSI SPOSI, 21: 48–51, 21: 297–299p. 239
Galeazzo de' Visconti, 177 notes 5 and 7p. 239
Gale-Jones, Mill and, 25: 80p. 239
Galen, on the arteries, 38: 65, 38: 66, 38: 68, 38: 81, 38: 94–95; on the blood, 38: 88–89; Browne on, 3: 265 (l. 14); on the circulation, 38: 97–100; on the heart, 38: 82, 38: 136; Huxley on, 28: 219; immortality doubted by, 3: 273; ostentation of, 3: 128; on the pulse, 38: 65, 38: 69p. 239
Galesus, in ^ ENEID, 13: 257–258p. 239
Galfridus, on Arthur, 39: 21p. 239
Galileo, Emerson on, 5: 66, 5: 81; heliocentric theory and, 39: 52 n.; the Inquisition and, in; Milton on, 3: 215; on tides, 30: 280; "Tuscan artist, " iv, 30: 95p. 239
Galitta, case of, 9: 294p. 239
GALLA WATER, BRAW LADS O', 6: 452p. 239
Galland, Antoine, translator of ARABIAN NIGHTS, 16: 3p. 239
GALLANT WEAVER, THE, 6: 412p. 239
Gallatin, Albert, in Treaty of 1814, 43: 255, 43: 264p. 239
Galleotti, Pietro Pagolo, 31: 157, 31: 158 n., 31: 160, 31: 174, 31: 262, 31: 266, 31: 267, 31: 277, 31: 279, 31: 335, 31: 348, 31: 351p. 239
Galleys, of the Germans, 33: 117p. 239
Gallinazo, Darwin on the, 29: 66p. 239
Gallio, proconsul of Achaia, 44: 463 (l. 12-17)p. 239
Gallipoli, description of, 28: 55p. 239
GALLOWAY, EARL OF, EPIGRAMS ON, 6: 466p. 239
Gallura, Nino di, in Purgatory, 20: 176; Ugolino and, 20: 135–136 n.p. 239
Gallus, Cornelius, Cicero on, 9: 62–63; death of, 32: 13–14; Lailius on, 9: 12p. 239
Gallus, Flavius, 12: 354–355p. 239
Gallus, M. Fadius, letter to, 9: 105p. 239
Gallus, friend of Pliny, letters to, 9: 221, 9: 329p. 239
Galluzzi, Bernardo, 31: 250p. 239
G ALL UP I ' S, A TOCCATA OF, 42: 1080–1081p. 239
Galvanic Batteries, 30: 203–204p. 239
Gamaliel, 44: 433 (l. 34), 44: 434 (l. 35-9); Paul and, 44: 472 (l. 3)p. 239
Gambier, James, Lord, 43: 255, 43: 264p. 239
Gambling, Blake on, 12: 589; Locke on, 37: 176; Pascal on pleasure of, 48: 55–56p. 239→ Inventory
Gambling Laws, Mill on, 25: 296–297p. 239
Games, five, of skill, 12: 73 n.; in Utopia, 36: 180p. 239
Gandaline, squire of Amadis, 14: 163; sonnet to Sancho Panza, 14: 13p. 239
Ganelon, in Charlemagne's Council, 49: 100, 49: 101–102; sent to King Marsil, 49: 103–106; death of, 49: 194; Count Walter on, 49: 139; embassy and crime, 49: 106–118, 49: 121, 49: 122; in Hell, 20: 134 n.; Marsil and, 49: 103–106; Roland and, 49: 127, 49: 131, 49: 142, 49: 154; trial of, 49: 186, 49: 187–190p. 239
Ganges, Harrison on, 35: 233–234p. 239
Ganymede, and Jove, 13: 186; 20: 179p. 239
Garcia, Diego, 14: 302–303p. 239
GARDEN, A, by Marvell, 40: 370–371p. 239
Garden of Delight, Harun Er-Rashid's, 16: 210–212p. 239
GARDEN, THE DYING MAN IN His, 12: 481p. 239
GARDEN, A FORSAKEN, 42: 1207–1209p. 239
GARDEN, M Y, by Brown, 42: 1148p. 239
Garden, parable of the, 15: 205–206p. 239
GARDEN OF PARADISE, THE, 17: 280–293p. 239
GARDEN OF PROSERPINE, 42: 1203–1205p. 239
GARDEN, THOUGHTS IN A, 40: 377–379p. 239
Gardening, Locke on, 37: 174–175p. 239→ Inventory
GARDENS, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 4, 3: 112–117p. 239
Gardens, kitchen, Smith on, 10: 156–157; proportion in, 24: 82–83; in Utopia, 36: 176p. 239→ Inventory
GARD ' N E R WI ' HIS PAIDLE, 6: 340–341p. 239
Gareth, Sir, 35: 126, 35: 127; 39: 23p. 239
Garget, superstition of the, 35: 311p. 239→ Inventory
Garland, Hugo on, 39: 380p. 239
Garnett, on THE PRINCE, 36: 3–4p. 239
Garret, John, and Drake, 33: 132p. 239
Garrick, David, epitaph on, 27: 299; Goldsmith on, 12: 505, 12: 507–508; as Hamlet, 27: 303–304; Hazlitt on, 27: 275–276; Lamb on, 27: 308–309; PROLOGUES by, 18: 113–114, 18: 203–204p. 239
Garrison, William Lloyd, Mill on, 25: 165p. 239
Garter, Order of the, 35: 221–222p. 239
Gartner, Joseph, on sterility of hybrids, 11: 287–288; on mongrels and hybrids, 11: 313–314; on prepotency, 11: 104; on reciprocal crosses, 11: 294, 11: 295; on sterility of species, 11: 285–286, 11: 300–301, 11: 309; on varieties, 11: 311–312p. 239
Gas, cause of brightness of illuminating, I I O - iip. 240
Gasabel, squire of Don Galaor, 14: 163p. 240
Gascoigne, George, LOVER ' S LULLABY, 40: 195–196p. 240
Gascony, Machiavelli on, 36: 9p. 240
Gases, expansion of, Joule on, 30: 198; expansion of, measurement of, 30: 189; transparency of, 30: 44–45; vapors and, difference of, 30: 102–103; volume of, 30: 43; weighing, method of, 30: 144–146p. 240→ Inventory
GATHERING SONG OF DONALD THE BLACK, 41: 745–746p. 240
Gatta, II, Cellini on, 31: 304p. 240
Gattinara, Giovanni Bartolommeo di, 31: 206p. 240
Gauchos, character of, 29: 161–162; compared with Guasos, 29: 263; riding skill of, 29: 157–158p. 240→ Inventory
Gaudry, M., on fossils, 11: 362p. 240
Gaufred, and Richard, 40: 48p. 240
Gaul, Caesar's campaigns in, 12: 279–288p. 240
Gauls, risings of, repeated, 36: 17; in Rome, 13: 290; Tacitus on, 33: 108p. 240
Gautama, Siddhartha, 45: 574p. 240
Gaveston, in EDWARD THE SECOND, banishment, 46: 16–21; conspiracies against, 46: 13–16, 46: 34; Coventry and, 46: 12–13; Edward and, n - 13, 46: 16–17, 46: 19–21, 46: 33, 46: 38–39, 46: 40; flight and capture, 46: 42–46; historically, 46: 5; preparations for marriage, 46: 39; Mortimer and, 46: 28, 46: 38–39; nobles and, 46: 9–11, 46: 16; return, 46: 33–34; Spencer and, 46: 29; in Tynemouth, 46: 40; Warwick and, 46: 46–47p. 240
Gawaine, Sir, in HOLY GRAIL, meets Aglovale, 35: 128; nephew of Arthur, 35: 110; Bagdemagus and, 35: 204; dream of, 35: 156–157, 35: 159–160; Galahad and, 35: 126, 35: 179–180; Guenevere and, 42: 1184, 42: 1185, 42: 1188–1189; at hermitage, 35: 127–128; Holy Grail and, 35: 113, 35: 115, 35: 156, 35: 158; mother of, 42: 1188–1189; at Nacien, 35: 159–162; return home, 35: 204; meets Seven Knights, 35: 127; skull of, 39: 21; and the sword, 35: 108; Uwaine and, 35: 158–159p. 240
Gay, John, Addison and, 27: 175–176; Eclogues of, 39: 322; Hazlitt on, 27: 278; POEMS by, 40: 402–403; Swift and, 28: 17p. 240
GAY GOSS - HAWK, THE, 40: 69–73p. 240
Gay-Lussac, on fermentation, 38: 299p. 240
Gazehounds, Harrison, 35: 350p. 240
GAZELLE, THE SHEYKH AND THE, 17 -p. 240
Geary, General, at Gettysburg, 43: 362p. 240
Geese, of Falkland Islands, 29: 204–205; Harrison on, 35: 336p. 240
Gehenna, Hinnom called, 4: 98p. 240
Geikie, Sir Archibald, GEOGRAPHICAL E V O L U TION, 30: 325–351; life and works, 30: 324p. 240
Gellius, Aulus, on classics, 32: 121p. 240
Gellius, Lucius, 12: 239p. 240
Gellius, Marcus, Cicero on, 12: 240p. 240
Gelon, gift of, 12: 160; Macaulay on, 27: 399p. 240
Gemellinus, Virdius, 9: 374p. 240
Gemini, sign of, Dante on, 20: 381 n.p. 240
Geminius, and Antony, 12: 367–368p. 240
Geminius, friend of Pliny, 9: 309, 9: 337, 9: 367p. 240
Genera, formation of, illustrated, 11: 119–122, 11: 127; in geological record, 11: 340–344, 11: 352–353; large, vary most, 11: 66–68; species in, resemble each other, 11: 68–69p. 240→ Inventory
General Principles, Hume on, 37: 297p. 240
Generalization, Bacon on, 39: 134; Bentham on, 27: 245; Emerson on, 5: 151–153; Hume on, 37: 373 (l. 6), 37: 414 n.p. 240→ Inventory
Generation, alternate, 11: 458; artificial, in New Atlantis, 3: 175; death and, 38: 84; economic aspect of, 10: 80; Heraclitus on, 2: 220 (l. 46); Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 213 (l. 4,5), 2: 227 (l. 13); passions of, 24: 36–38; Socrates on, 2: 59–61; spontaneous, Harrison on, 35: 346p. 240→ Inventory
Genesis, Bagehot on, 28: 204; Browne on, 3: 286; Hugo on, 39: 340; Milton on events of, 329 et seq.; selection, principle of, in, 11: 45p. 240→ Inventory
Geneva, Lake, sedimentary deposits in, 38: 401p. 240
Genii, ancient belief in, 5: 300; species of different, 16: 9 n.p. 240
Genitor, Julius, letters to, 9: 239, 9: 343p. 240
Genius, Carlyle on, 25: 322–323; colleges and, 5: 422; Emerson on, 5: 10, 5: 59, 5: 135, 5: 143–146, 5: 171–172, 5: 263, 5: 281–282; excesses and, 5: 174–175; freedom requisite to, 25: 260; Hugo on, 39: 365, 39: 369, 39: 385–386; Pascal on, 48: 274–275 (l. 793); penalty of, 5: 87–88; Poe on, 28: 373; recognition of, 5: 197; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 125; Scljiller on, 32: 237; talent and, 5: 165; Thoreau on, 28: 413; trade and, 5: 45, 5: 185; tragedy of, 5: 51; Wordsworth on, 39: 333p. 240→ Inventory
GENIUS IN BEAUTY, 42: 11p. 241
Gens, nature of the, 28: 246p. 241→ Inventory
Gentilesse, Chaucer on, 5: 176; Emerson on word, 5: 201p. 241
Gentility, Emerson on word, 5: 201; in English drama, 5: 121p. 241→ Inventory
Gentillis, Albericus, at Oxford, 5: 416p. 241
GENTLEMAN, LINES TO A, 6: 375–376p. 241
Gentlemen, Chi Tzu-ch'eng on, 38 .(8); Confucius on, 44: 5 (l. 1), 44: 8 (l. 12,13,14), 44: 10 (l. 7), 44: 13 (l. 5,10,11), 44: 14 (l. 16,24), 44: 16 (l. 15), 44: 18 (l. 3), 44: 20 (l. 16,24), 44: 23 (l. 25), 44: 24 (l. 36), 44: 27 (l. 6), 44: 28 (l. 13), 44: 56 (l. 7,8,10), 44: 60 (l. 23,24), 44: 67 (l. 2,3); Emerson on, 5: 200–203, 5: 210–213; Locke on making of, 37: 72, 37: 77; Newman on education of, 28: 34; Pascal on, 48: 19 (l. 35), 48: 26 (l. 68); Ruskin on production of, 28: 133–134; Tseng-tzu on, 44: 25 (l. 4,6), 44: 41 (l. 24), 44: 48 (l. 28); Tzu-hsia on, 44: 64 (l. 9,10,12); Yu-tzu on, 44: 5 (l. 2)p. 241→ Inventory
Gentleness, ECCLESIASTES on, 44: 347 (l. 4); manliness of, 2: 291p. 241→ Inventory
Gentry, Burns on the, 6: 152–156, 6: 235; Confucius on example of, 44: 25 (l. 2); Hobbes on, 34: 368p. 241→ Inventory
Gentucca, Dante on, 20: 243, 20: 272 n.p. 241
Geoffrey of Anjou, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 98, 49: 180, 49: 182p. 241
Geoffrey of Monmouth, on Arthur, 32: 155; chronicle of, 32: 161; legend of Lear in, 46: 214p. 241
Geographical Changes, Darwin on, 11: 387p. 241
Geographical Distribution, 11: 378–430; in classification, 11: 437–438p. 241
GEOGRAPHICAL EVOLUTION, by Geikie, 30: 323–351p. 241
Geography, Geikie on study of, 30: 325–326; geology, relations to, 30: 326–327; Hobbes on, 34: 363; Hume on, 37: 419–420; Locke on study of, 37: 138, 37: 147, 37: 153–154, 37: 155–156; Milton on study of, 3: 241p. 241→ Inventory
Geological Evolution, Geikie on, 30: 324, 30: 328–351p. 241
Geological Formations, age of, 30: 335–336; Darwin on, 11: 332–335; Lyell on, 38: 398–415p. 241
Geological Record, Darwin on the, I 9 " 77 ! Lyell on imperfections in, 38: 399–415p. 241
Geology, Emerson on, 5: 228–229, 5: 297; Geikie on importance of, 30: 327–328; Lyell on, 11: 102; 38: 384, 38: 418; papers on, 38: 383–418; species, theory of, in relation to, 11: 504–505p. 241→ Great Idea
GEOLOGY, PROGRESS OF, Lyell's, 38: 385–397p. 241→ Great Idea
Geometrical Spirit, Pascal on the, 48: 421–437p. 241
Geometry, beginning of, 33: 53; Descartes on, 34: 16, 34: 17, 34: 18, 34: 31; Descartes's work on, 34: 3, 34: 112, 34: 125; Hobbes on, 34: 326, 34: 363; Hume on, 37: 306, 37: 311, 37: 413–414 n.; Locke on study of, 37: 138, 37: 153, 37: 155; Newton on, 39: 150–151; Pascal on, 48: 28, 48: 409–410, 48: 421–423 n., 48: 424, 48: 428p. 241→ Inventory
George, St., Carlyle on, 25: 421; Emerson on, 5: 392p. 241
George II, and Pitt, 24: 332p. 241
George III, and American Colonies, 15 I'3> I74'> Burns to, 207 - np. 241
George IV, debauchery of, 5: 412; picture ships of, 5: 302p. 241
George, Henry, Lowell on, 28: 469p. 241
GEORGE CAMPBELL, BONNIE, 40: 114p. 241
Georgia, island of, vegetation in, 29: 253p. 241
Georgia, State of, settlement of, 1: 101p. 241
Geraint, saint of Brittany, 32: 161p. 241
Geraldine, in CHRISTABEL, 41: 712–727p. 241
Gerard, in A BLOT IN THE ' SCUTCHEON, 18: 359–361, 18: 362, 18: 377–380p. 241
Gerard of Roussillon, 49: 120, 49: 158, 49: 167p. 241
Gerard, Balthazar, murderer of William of Orange, 3: 98p. 241
Gereia, in ROLAND, 49: 98, 49: 100, 49: 120, 49: 134, 49: 138, 49: 146, 49: 167p. 241
Gergonne, M., Mill on, 25: 40p. 241
Geri of Bello, in Hell, 20: 119p. 241
Gerier, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 98, 49: 100, 49: 120, 49: 134, 49: 138, 49: 146, 49: 167p. 241
GERM THEORY, Pasteur's, 38: 364–382p. 241
German Empire, Freeman on the, 28: 259–260; language as factor in forming of, 28: 256p. 241
GERMAN ESSAYS, 32: 185–373p. 241
GERMAN NOBILITY, ADDRESS TO, Luther's, 36: 260–335; remarks on, 36: 246p. 241
German Language, Huxley on study of, 28: 220p. 241
German Literature, established by Luther, 36: 246; in 19th century, 39: 427–428; Taine on, two centuries of blankness in, 39: 436p. 242
German Philosophy, Carlyle on, 25: 353–354p. 242
Germanic Peoples, works dealing with earlyp. 242
Germanic Races, Taine on, 39: 420, 39: 424, 39: 430p. 242
Germanicus, Caesar, hatred of cocks, 32: 57; descent and children of, 12: 388–389; in Germany, 33: 114p. 242
Germanicus, Caius, see Caligulap. 242
Germans, agriculture of, 33: 101, 33: 107, 33: 118–119, 33: 120; arms and practices of war, 33: 96, 33: 100–101, 33: 109–110, 33: 114, 33: 117, 33: 118; assemblies of, 33: 99; bathing of ancient, cold, 37: 13; boats of, 33: 117; Caesar's campaign against the, 12: 279–280, 12: 283–284; chastity of, 33: 103–104; children of, 33: 104; coats of arms among, 34: 368; crimes, penalties of, 33: 99, 33: 105; dances and games, 33: 106; divination among, 33: 97–98; dress of, 33: 102, 33: 114; Emerson on, 5: 338, 5: 342, 5: 373; family ties and hospitality, 33: 104–105; feasts, broils, and reconciliations, 33: 105; food and drink, 33: 106; funerals among, 33: 107; gifts, their delight in, 33: 101, 33: 105; habitations of, 33: 102; heroes and battle-songs, 33: 94; inheritance, laws of, 33: 104; kings and generals, 33: 96, 33: 117–118; lands, herds, and use of metals, 33: 95–96, 33: 107, 33: 118; life, daily, 33: 105–106; marriage among, 33: 103–104; origin of, 33: 93; physical character of, 33: 94–95; priesthood, power of, among, 33: 96–97; princes among the, 33: 99–102; purity of race, 33: 94–95; queen among, only, 33: 119; religion of the, 33: 97–98, 33: 114–115, 33: 117, 33: 118; Romans and, 33: 113–114; seasons of, 33: 107; slavery among, 33: 106–107; slavery among, Harrison on, 35: 226–227; Taine on, 39: 416, 39: 420, 39: 424; time, reckoning of, 33: 99; tribes and name of, 33: 93–94, 33: 108–120; usury unknown to, 33: 107; village chiefs, 33: 99–100; women, 33: 97, 33: 102p. 242→ Inventory
Germany, classes in, 5: 365; Emerson on science of, 5: 438, 5: 443; geography of, 33: 93, 33: 95; Luther on temporal state of, 36: 331–334; Machiavelli on cities of, 36: 36–37; monasteries in, 36: 315; papal power in, 36: 276–281, 36: 288–289, 36: 306–307, 36: 327–330; pilgrimages in, 36: 310; Romans in, 33: 113–114p. 242
GERMANY, by Tacitus, 33: 93–120; remarks on, 33: 92p. 242
Germs, defined by Pasteur, 38: 343p. 242
Gerson, Jean de, as author of IMITATION OF CHRIST, 7: 200p. 242
Gertrude, the Signora, in THE BE TROTH E D, 21: 139–175, 21: 295–296, 21: 323–325, 21: 622–623p. 242
Gertrude, Queen, in HAMLET, Claudius and, 46: 99, 46: 102–103; death, 46: 208; Hamlet and, 46: 101, 46: 102, 46: 162–169; Laertes and, 46: 180; Ophelia and, 46: 143, 46: 176–178; at Ophelia's funeral, 46: 196, 46: 197, 46: 198; at the play, 46: 150, 46: 154, 46: 155; with Polonius, 46: 127–130p. 242
Gertrude, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 387–391p. 242
Gertrude of Wyoming, Mill on, 25: 16p. 242
Gervase, in THE BETROTHED, 21: 94–95, 21: 109–112, 21: 114, 21: 117–118, 21: 119, 21: 125, 21: 183p. 242
Gervais of Tilbury, 32: 153 n.p. 242
Gervasius, the martyr, 7: 147p. 242
Geryon, monster, Dante on, 20: 69–70, 20: 73; Virgil on, 13: 217, 13: 262p. 242
Gessler, in WILLIAM TELL, Armgart and, 26: 469–472; cap of, 26: 393, 26: 476; death of, 26: 472–473; Rudenz and, 26: 445–446; Stauffacher and, 26: 388–389, 26: 426; Tell and, 26: 430–431, 26: 441–449, 26: 452, 26: 453–454, 26: 464–467, 26: 471–472; tyranny of, 26: 389p. 242
GET UP AND BAR THE DOOR, a ballad, 40: 87–88p. 242
GETTYSBURG, BATTLE OF, 43: 326–414p. 242
GETTYSBURG ADDRESS, Lincoln's, 43: 415p. 242
GHENT, TREATY OF, 43: 255–264p. 242
Gherardeschi, Ugolino de', 20: 135–138p. 242
Ghibellines, Dante on, 20: 308 n.; in Florence, 20: 66 n.; friends of Papacy, 20: 306 n.; Guelfs and; see numerous notes to DIVINE COMEDYp. 242
Ghirlandajo, Hazlitt on, 27: 279, 27: 281p. 242
Ghosts, Browne on, 3: 289–290; Burke on fear of, 24: 50; Hobbes on, 34: 316–317, 34: 377; Locke on, 37: 117–118, 37: 163–164; Milton on, 4: 56; Pliny on, 9: 311–314; Socrates on, 2: 73–74p. 242→ Inventory
GHULEH, THE PRINCE AND THE, 16: 35–36p. 242
Gianciotto, Lord of Rimini, 20: 24 n.p. 242
Giangiacomo of Cesena, 31: 40–41p. 242
Giannotti, Giannotto, 31: 26p. 242
Giants, Burke on, 24: 126; in Dante's HELL, 20: 128–131; in Milton's Limbo, 4: 147p. 242→ Inventory
Gibbon, Edward, Carlyle on, 5: 322; on changes in human affairs, 38: 392–393; style of, 5: 21; on Tacitus, 33: 92; Wordsworth on, 5: 464p. 243
Gibbon, General John, at Gettysburg, 43: 326 n., 43: 331, 43: 332, 43: 335, 43: 336, 43: 345, 43: 348, 43: 358, 43: 359, 43: 360, 43: 361, 43: 368, 43: 369, 43: 370, 43: 371, 43: 372, 43: 376, 43: 377, 43: 379, 43: 380, 43: 381, 43: 391, 43: 402, 43: 403, 43: 406, 43: 407p. 243
Gibeah, the Levite woman in, 4: 100p. 243
Giberti, Gianmatteo, 31: 98 n.p. 243
Giddiness, defined, 34: 352–353p. 243→ Inventory
Gideon, Locke on, 37: 175; Milton on, 4: 382, 4: 421; Pascal on, 48: 284 (l. 822), 48: 298p. 243
Gifford, George, with Raleigh, 33: 315, 33: 336, 33: 337, 33: 342, 33: 343, 33: 345, 33: 369, 33: 372p. 243
Gifts, Burns on, 6: 191; among the Germans, 33: 105; Hobbes on, 34: 364, 34: 395, 34: 396; Kempis on, 7: 265 (l. 4); Krishna on, 45: 865; in law, 34: 395–396; Penn on, 1: 323–324 (l. 20); Plutarch on accepting, 12: 78; Shakespeare on, 46: 145; Stella's definition of, 27: 127–128; Woolman on, 1: 201; worth of, lies in giver, 45: 807p. 243→ Inventory
GIFTS, by Thomson, n 49p. 243
GIFTS, EMERSON ' S ESSAY O N, 5: 219–222p. 243
GIFTS, HER, by Rossetti, 42: 1181p. 243
Gila River, navigation of, 43: 294–295p. 243
Gilbert, Sir Humphrey, life of, 33: 262; Spaniards, expeditions against, 33: 300; VOYAGE TO NEWFOUNDLAND, 33: 263–298; remarks on voyage of, 33: 226p. 243
Gilbert, Sir John, 33: 297, 33: 337, 33: 351, 33: 356p. 243
Gildas, and the bards, 32: 168p. 243
Giles, St., on Archbishop Turpin, 49: 165–166p. 243
Giles, Peter, on More's UTOPIA, 36: 136, 36: 241–243p. 243
Giliolo, Girolamo, 31: 268, 31: 270p. 243
Gill, Mr., on changes of drainage, 29: 362–363p. 243
GILPIN, JOHN, DIVERTING HISTORY OF, 12: 546–554p. 243
Gines, of Passamonte, 14: 181–182, 14: 184–185, 14: 188–189, 14: 287p. 243
Ginn, Mohammed on the, 45: 900p. 243
Ginori, Federigo, 31: 85–86, 31: 91p. 243
Giotto, Dante on, 20: 189 n.; Hazlitt on, 27: 279, 27: 281p. 243
Giovanna, Queen of Naples, 36: 42p. 243
Gipsies, Browne on, 3: 313p. 243
Giraffe, development of, 11: 219–222; tail of, 11: 196p. 243→ Inventory
Giraldus Cambrensis, narratives of, 32: 177p. 243
GIRL WITHOUT HANDS, THE, 17: 116–121p. 243
Girls, Confucius on, 44: 61 (l. 25); Locke on training of, 37: 11, 37: 14, 37: 51; Ruskin on education of, 28: 146–156p. 243→ Inventory
Giuki, King, 49: 309, 49: 313–314; daughter of, 49: 297, 49: 309p. 243
Giulio, value of the, 31: 156 n.p. 243
GIVE ALL TO LOVE, 42: 1244–1245p. 243
GIVE ME MORE LOVE, 40: 352–353p. 243
GIVE ME THE SPLENDID SILENT SUN, 42: 1410–1412p. 243
Giver, "God loveth a cheerful, " xlvp. 243
Glacial Period, Darwin on, 11: 399–401; distribution of life, effect of, on, 11: 394–399, 11: 404–408; in Europe, 30: 349; species, effect of, on, 38: 409p. 243
Glaciers, of the Alps, 30: 214; appearance of, 30: 215–223; bending and bursting of, explained, 30: 231–239; boulders, distribution of, by, 30: 227–228, 30: 229–230; cause of, 30: 214–215; crevasses in; Darwin on, 29: 250–253; dirt-bands of, 30: 228–229; extent of former, 30: 229–230; longitudinal rifts explained, 30: 238; movement of, 30: 224–226; origin of name, 30: 215; purity of waters from, 30: 241; effect of, on rocks, 30: 229–230; structure of ice of, 30: 239–240; temperature of, 30: 232; utility of, 30: 241–242; see Crevassesp. 243
Gladstone, and free trade, 25: 65; on King of Naples, 5: 278p. 243→ Inventory
Glass, discovery of, 35: 295–296p. 243→ Inventory
Glaucus, Dante on, 20: 287; death of, 13: 402; in Hades, 13: 223p. 243
Glaumvor, wife of Gunnar, 49: 343, 49: 344, 49: 345p. 243
Gleichen, Baron de, 25: 224 n.p. 243
GLENCAIRN, EARL OF, LAMENT FOR, 6: 400–402p. 243
Glendowyn, Simon, at Otterburn, 35: 92, 35: 99p. 243
GLEN GAR IF F, by De Vere, 41: 911–912p. 243
GLENRIDDELL ' S FOX, O N, 6: 407–409p. 243
Glibness, Confucius on, 44: 15 (l. 4)p. 244
GLOOMY WINTER ' SNOW AWA ', 41: 594p. 244
GLORIA IN EXCELSIS, 45: 541p. 244
GLORIES OF OUR BLOOD AND STATE, 40: 349–350p. 244
Glory, Byron on, 41: 789–790; Hobbes on desire for, 34: 389; Kempis on, 7: 244 (l. 2), 7: 305 (l. 5); Milton on, 4: 377, 4: 385–388; Pascal on love of, 48: 60 (l. 150-1), 48: 112 (l. 324), 48: 131 (l. 404); "paths of, " xl, 48: 444; Pliny on, 9: 194; Plutarch on desire of, 12: 245; Tennyson on, 42: 1005; Walton on, 15: 364; Webster on, 47: 823p. 244→ Inventory
Glosses, Luther on, 36: 284p. 244→ Inventory
Gloucester, Earl of, in KING LEAR, blinded, 46: 279; Cornwall and, 46: 277–280; Edgar and, 46: 216, 46: 272, 46: 281–283, 46: 291–293, 46: 297–300, 46: 306, 46: 313; Edmund and, 46: 216, 46: 225–228, 46: 243–246, 46: 267, 46: 273; Kent and, 46: 247, 46: 248, 46: 250; Lear and, 46: 254–255, 46: 261, 46: 267, 46: 271–272, 46: 276, 46: 294–296; Oswald and, 46: 298p. 244
Gluttony, Dante's punishment of, 20: 25–26, 20: 238–240; examples of, 20: 245; Kempis on punishment of, 7: 233 (l. 3); sin of, in FAUSTUS, 19: 228p. 244→ Inventory
Glycerin, production of, 30: 88p. 244→ Inventory
GLYNN, THE MARSHES OF, 42: 1390–1393p. 244
Gmelin, on independent creations, 11: 394p. 244
Gnadenhut, Franklin fortifies, 1: 140–142; massacre at, 1: 139p. 244
Gnatho, Sidney on, 27: 17, 27: 27p. 244
Gnomon, learned from Babylon, 33: 53p. 244
Go, LOVELY ROSE, 40: 357–358p. 244
Go ON, SWEET BIRD, AND SOOTH MY CARE, 6: 295p. 244
GOAT AND FOX, fable of, 17: 44p. 244
Goatherd, in DON QUIXOTE, 14: 499–504p. 244→ Inventory
Goats, sacred to Mendesians, 33: 28–29p. 244→ Inventory
GOBLET, INSCRIPTION ON A, 6: 513p. 244
Goblins, Burke on fear of, 24: 50; Locke on, n 7-18, 37: 164p. 244→ Inventory
God, Aristotle on, 39: 104; Augustine, St., on, 7: 5–10, 7: 38, 7: 59–60, 7: 74–75, 7: 98–103, 7: 115–116, 7: 164–165, 7: 174–181; 5: 149; Bacon on unworthy ideas of, 3: 43, 3: 45; Berkeley on existence and nature of, 37: 232–235, 37: 252–254, 37: 257–258, 37: 260–262, 37: 265, 37: 275–276, 37: 279; Browne on, 3: 262, 3: 263, 3: 265–266, 3: 281; Burke on, 24: 39, 24: 57–60; Calvin on knowledge of, 39: 47–48; Channing on study of, 28: 329, 28: 331; Cowper on ways of, 45: 562; Dante on, 20: 298, 20: 390; Descartes on existence and nature of, 34: 29–33; "dice of, always loaded, " v, 34: 90; Emerson on, 34: 146–147; Emerson on ideas of, 34: 275; Emerson on knowledge of, 34: 70–71; Epictetus on, 2: 137 (l. 59-61), 2: 141 (l. 68); "helps those who help themselves, " xvii, 2: 35; Hobbes on, 34: 375; Hume on, 37: 301, 37: 343–345, 37: 367–370, 37: 396–404; Locke on, 37: 116, 37: 118; Marcus Aurelius on existence of, 2: 300 (l. 28); Mill on common notions of, 25: 30–31; Mill on worship of, 25: 170; Milton on, 4: 145, 4: 231, 4: 253–254, 4: 422; Montaigne on existence of, 48: 391–392; morality and idea of, 32: 353; Pascal on existence and nature of, 48: 82, 48: 84–86, 48: 90–91, 48: 159–161, 48: 190 (l. 580); Pascal on misery of man without, 48: 24, 48: 67, 48: 128 (l. 389); Penn on low ideas of, 1: 387; Pope on knowledge of, 40: 408; Raleigh on, 39: 109–111; Raleigh on, as the Creator, 39: 101–102, 39: 103–104, 39: 105–106, 39: 107–108; Rousseau on, 34: 249, 34: 251–255, 34: 266–268, 34: 289, 34: 377; see Providence, Sacred Booksp. 244→ Great Idea
God, in FAUST, 19: 19–22p. 244→ Great Idea
God, in PARADISE LOST, 4: 137–141, 4: 142–144, 4: 195–196, 4: 199, 4: 221–222, 4: 231, 4: 306–307, 4: 321–322; Bagehot on Milton's, 28: 200p. 244→ Great Idea
GOD, A MIGHTY FORTRESS IS OUR, 45: 557–558p. 244→ Great Idea
GOD, NOW THANK WE ALL OUR, 45: 558p. 244→ Great Idea
GOD THE FATHER, HYMN TO, 40: 304p. 244
Godfrey de Bouillon, in Dante's PARA DISE, 20: 362 n.; "one of nine worthies, " xxxix, 20: 21p. 244
Godfrey, Thomas, 1: 56, 1: 58, 1: 65p. 244
Godlyman, Mr., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 291p. 244
Godolphin, Lord, and Addison, 27: 159–160p. 244
Gods, date of, on earth, 33: 71–72, 33: 73; first named in Egypt, 33: 9, 33: 26–27, 33: 30–32; Herodotus on the, 33: 8–9; Plutarch on, 12: 76; Roman and Greek, Dryden on, 13: 46, 13: 47p. 244→ Inventory
Godwin, Mary, second wife of Shelley, 18: 272p. 244
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, Arnold on, 42: 1135, 42: 1136, 42: 1137; on the beautiful, 5: 301; Byron compared with, 32: 388–392; Carlyle and, 25: 315–316; Carlyle on, 5: 454; 25: 324, 25: 387, 25: 424, 25: 444; characteristics of, 32: 380, 32: 385–389; charities of, 5: 191; on classics, 32: 127; on compensation of growth, 11: 150; as a critic, 32: 124; device of, 25: 103; EGMONT, 19: 253–334; Emerson on, 5: 21; on evolution, 11: 6, 11: 10 n.; FAUST, 19: 9–202; HERMANN AND DOROTHEA, 19: 335–410; on himself, 25: 408; honor due to, 32: 393; the lphigenia of, 39: 415; life and works, 19: 5–8; loneliness of, 28: 19; MAHOMET ' S SONG, 30: 241–242; on Manzoni's drama, 21: 3; Mazzini on, 32: 377–378; PROP Y - L A E N, INTRODUCTION TO, 39: 251–266; remarks on PROPYLAEN, 39: 1, 39: 47–48; reaction against, 32: 378; Schiller and, 26: 378; on self-development, 25: 158; Taine on, 39: 428; Wilhelm Meister, 25: 380–382; on the will, 5: 290p. 244
GOETHE AND BYRON, ESSAY O N, Mazzini's, 32: 377–396p. 245
Goeze, J. M., and Lessing, 32: 184p. 245
Goguier, M. de, and Pare, 38: 23, 38: 43p. 245
Gold, "all not, that glitters, " xviii; all doth lure, 19: 120; found generally virgin, 10: 175; good to buy gold, 5: 239; Harrison on, 35: 321; man's god, 1: 331 (l. 87); More on, 26: 191–192, 26: 193–194; not "all that glisters, " xl, 26: 463; "sacred hunger of pernicious, " xiii, 26: 130; type of wisdom, 28: 101–102; see Precious Metalsp. 245→ Inventory
GOLD, FOR LACK OF, 12: 532–533p. 245
Gold-mining, in Chili, 29: 270–271p. 245→ Inventory
Golden Age, Don Quixote on the, 14: 79; Hume on, 37: 398; Milton on, 4: 11p. 245
Golden Calf, 44: 278 (l. 19), 44: 437 (l. 41); Milton on, 4: 100p. 245
Golden Fleece, Stukeley on, 5: 457–458p. 245
GOLDEN GOOSE, story of the, 17: 159–162p. 245
Golden Hind, Drake's ship, 33: 206 n.; in Gilbert's voyage 262, 33: 274, 33: 296p. 245
Golden Legend, 3: 42 n.; PROLOGUE T O, 39: 13–14p. 245
Golden Rule, of Confucius, 44: 37 (l. 2), 44: 52 (l. 23); of Jesus, 44: 369 (l. 31); Kant on the, 32: 340 n.; of Tzu-kung, 44: 16 (l. 11)p. 245
GOLDEN SAYINGS OF EPICTETUS, 117 -p. 245
Golden Years, Luther on, 36: 298–299p. 245
GOLD I E, JOHN, EPISTLE TO, 6: 94–95p. 245
GOLD I E ' S BRAINS, ON COMMISSARY, 6: 459p. 245
Goldsmith, Oliver, DESERTED VILLAGE, 12: 509–519; Emerson on, 5: 21; to Johnson, 18: 201; life and works, 18: 200; RETALIATION, 12: 505–509; Sainte- Beuve on, 32: 128; SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, 18: 199–269; Thackeray on, 28: 9, 28: 11, 28: 19; THE TRAVELLER, 12: 520–531; WHEN LOVELY WOMAN, 12: 505p. 245
Goleta, loss of, 14: 387–388; sonnet on, 14: 391p. 245
Goliath, Cervantes on, 14: 8; Mohammed on, 45: 914 n.p. 245
Gomez, in EGMONT, 19: 301–303p. 245
Gomita, the friar, in Hell, 20: 91p. 245
Gomorrah, Browne on, 3: 272p. 245
Goneril, in KING LEAR, Albany and, 46: 284–285; before battle, 46: 304; Cordelia and, 46: 223–224; death of, 46: 314; Edmund and, 46: 283–284, 46: 289–290, 46: 299, 46: 305, 46: 311; Lear and, 46: 217, 46: 224, 46: 229–230, 46: 235–240, 46: 256–257; Regan and, 46: 240, 46: 253, 46: 258–261, 46: 286, 46: 308–309; Ruskin on, 28: 139p. 245
Gonzaga, Ercole, 31: 83 n.p. 245
Gonzaga, Ippolito, 31: 335, 31: 339p. 245
Gonzaga, Ludovic, death of, 32: 14p. 245
Gonzaga, Vincenzo, 21: 434p. 245
Gonzago, Federigo, 31: 82 n.p. 245
Gonzales, Mariano, companion of Darwin, 29: 318, 29: 365p. 245
Gonzalo, in THE TEMPEST, Ariel and, 46: 426–427; at banquet, 46: 440–441, 46: 443; in island after wreck, 46: 417–422, 46: 439–440; Prospero and, 46: 405, 46: 454–456, 46: 459; in shipwreck, 46: 398, 46: 399p. 245
Gonzalo, Don, 21: 434–437, 21: 466–468p. 245
Gooch, Dr., on puerperal fever, 38: 229p. 245
Good, Arabian verse on sowing, 16: 24; Browning on, 42: 1102; Confucius on, 44: 14 (l. 25), 44: 52 (l. 12), 44: 56 (l. 11); for evil, 2: 153 (l. 96); 44: 49 (l. 36), 44: 369 (l. 27-35); for good's sake, 2: 163 (l. 126); i> 358 (441); nature of, 2: 137 (l. 59,60); Pascal on search for, 48: 136–137, 48: 154 (l. 462); unlimited, 20: 205–206p. 245→ Inventory
Good and evil, Augustine, St., on, 7: 58; Emerson on, 5: 218; Euripides on, 8: 352; Hobbes on, 34: 388–389, 34: 412; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 219 (l. 39), 2: 239–240 (l. 41), 2: 253–254 (l. 1), 2: 280 (l. 20), 2: 289 (l. 16); Milton on, 3: 201–202; Pope on, 40: 409–415; Shakespeare on, 46: 132p. 245
Good Breeding, Locke on, 37: 72–73, 37: 77, 37: 78, 37: 79–80, 37: 121, 37: 122, 37: 123; Swift on, 27: 99–103; see Mannersp. 246
GOOD - BY E, by Emerson, 42: 1241–1242p. 246
Good-conscience, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 315p. 246→ Inventory
Good Friday, Walton on, 15: 403p. 246
Good Hope, Cape of, 33: 224p. 246
GOOD MANNERS AND GOOD BREEDING, ESSAY ON, 27: 99–103p. 246
GOOD MORROW, THE, 40: 312–313p. 246
Good Nature, Emerson on, 5: 210; Hobbes's definition of, 34: 340; Locke on, 37: 72, 37: 118p. 246
Goodness, Cicero on, 9: 15, 9: 16; Emerson on, 5: 62; Pliny on, 9: 263; sensuous and ascetic, 28: 169–172; "thinks no ill, " iv, 28: 153; Tzu-chang on, 63 < 2 >p. 246→ Inventory
GOODNESS AND GOODNESS OF NATURE, 3: 32–34p. 246
Good Sense, Descartes on, 34: 5p. 246
Good-Will, Buddha on, 45: 598; Hobbes on, 34: 340; Kant on, 32: 305–306, 32: 325, 32: 347–348, 32: 350p. 246
Good-Will in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 29, 15: 31p. 246
Goody, Blake, tale of, 39: 268p. 246
Gookins, Capt., 43: 143, 43: 145p. 246
GOOSE WITH GOLDEN EGGS, fable ofp. 246
GOOSE - GIRL, THE, 17: 173–178p. 246
Gorboduc, Sidney on, 27: 43p. 246
GORDON CASTLE, 6: 282–283p. 246
Gordon, Dr., on puerperal fever, 38: 227–228p. 246
Gordon, Lord George, in Newgate, 24: 220p. 246
Gordon, Thomas, translator of Tacitus, 33: 91p. 246
Gorges, Butshead, 33: 337, 33: 351, 33: 357p. 246
Gorgias, Cicero on, 12: 237–238; native of Sicily, 28: 58; old age of, 9: 50; Plato on, 2: 7; riches of, 10: 137p. 246
Gorgons, Æschylus on the, 8: 195p. 246→ Inventory
Goring, John, 33: 229, 33: 236, 33: 237, 33: 247, 33: 250p. 246
Gorini, Lattanzio, 31: 345–346, 31: 364, 31: 393p. 246
Gorner Glacier, 30: 219, 30: 226p. 246
Gosan, fertility of, 35: 312p. 246
Gospel, Bunyan's parable of the, 15: 33–34; Calvin on the, 39: 49; Jesus on the, 44: 397 (l. 16); Luther on the, 36: 255, 36: 256, 36: 325–327, 36: 346–347; Mohammed on the, 45: 999; Pascal on the, 48: 186 (l. 568), 48: 218 (l. 658), 48: 262 (l. 742), 48: 277 (l. 798-800), 48: 397, 48: 398; Paul, St., on the, 39: 45p. 246→ Inventory
GOSPEL ACCORDING TO LUKE, 44: 353, 44: 419p. 246
GOSS - HAWK, THE GAY, 40: 69–73p. 246
Gosson, Stephen, and Sidney, 27: 4p. 246
Gothel, Dame, the enchantress, 17: 68–69p. 246
Gothinians, Tacitus on the, 33: 116p. 246
Gothones, Tacitus on the, 33: 117p. 246
Goths, learning despised by, 35: 383; on poetry, 27: 36p. 246
Gouast, Capt., 38: 45–46p. 246
Goulburn, Henry, 43: 255, 43: 264p. 246
Goujon, Jean, Hugo on, 39: 349p. 246
Gould, John, on cuckoos, 11: 261; on colour of birds, 11: 139p. 246
Gournay, Mile, de, 48: 25 n.; Montaigne and, 32: 105p. 246
Gournou, husbandry of, 5: 199p. 246
Goveanus, Andreas, 32: 70p. 246
Government, Bacon on, 3: 14, 3: 37–38; Bentham on criticism of, 27: 239–231, 27: 244–245; better no, than cruel, 17: 17; Burke on, 24: 197–198, 24: 199, 24: 393; Calvin on civil, 39: 50; checks to evil, 5: 88–89; Confucius on, 44: 7 (l. 1), 44: 8 (l. 19), 44: 67 (l. 2); dangers of money-power in, 25: 108; by discussion, 28: 464; duties of, 10: 445–446; Emerson on, 5: 240–244, 5: 246–248, 5: 249–250, 5: 255; expenses of, 10: 447–467; expenses of, unproductive, 10: 270–271; Goldsmith on, and human happiness, 41: 529; Hamilton on efficiency of, 43: 201–202; importance of, overrated, 28: 320; Jay on necessity of, 43: 203; Jefferson on, 43: 150; Lincoln on perpetuity of, 43: 315; Lowell on forms of, 28: 464; Machiavelli on kinds of, 36: 7; Marshall on powers of, 43: 213, 43: 214, 43: 215, 43: 216; Mill on form of, 25: 107–108; Mill on science of, 25: 100–102; Milton's plan of, 28: 189; not an end, 1: 348 (l. 311); "of, by, for the people, " xliii, 1: 415; Pascal on foundations of, 48: 107 (l. 304), 48: 109 (l. 311); Penn on, 1: 350–353; Pope on, 40: 429, 40: 430; revenue of, 10: 468–564; Rousseau on origin and forms of, 34: 214–222; Ruskin on visible, 28: 128; self-defence first duty of, 28: 434; superstition and, 3: 45; Swift on perfect form of, 27: 91; Vane on, 43: 121; Washington on duty to, 43: 239; Washington on, and liberty, 43: 240p. 246→ Great Idea
GOVERNMENT, ARBITRARY, by Winthrop, 43: 85–105p. 247→ Great Idea
Government Intervention, with capital, x> 335-6; with education, 25: 302–305; with equality of employments, 10: 121–146; with foreign commerce, 10: 330–394; with freedom of contract, 25: 299–301; with individual liberty, 25: 202–209, 25: 270–289; with industry, 10: 445–446; with marriage, 25: 305; with movements of precious metals, 10: 313–319, 10: 380–383; objections to, 25: 306–312; with rates of interest, 10: 97–98, 10: 284–286; De Tocqueville on, 25: 120; with trade, 25: 290–299; with wages, 10: 79–80, 10: 144p. 247
Government Ownership, Mill on, 25: 307–310; Smith on, 10: 468–476p. 247
GOWDEN LOCKS OF ANNA, 6: 377p. 247
Gower, John, Dryden on, 39: 163; Johnson on, 28: 77; Sidney on, 27: 6p. 247
Gracchi, conciseness of the, 9: 205; Emerson on the, 5: 183; Machiavelli on the, 36: 35p. 247
Gracchus, Caius, with Tiberius, 9: 23; his tribuneship, 9: 24p. 247
Gracchus, Tiberius, Blosius and, 32: 79; friends of, 9: 22–23; revolution of, 9: 24p. 247
Grace, Bunyan on, 15: 36, 15: 84–87, 15: 216; Dante on reception of, 20: 408; Kempis on, 7: 250, 7: 323–327, 7: 264–265; Milton on, 4: 139–140, 4: 141; misinterpretations of doctrine of, 39: 45; Pascal on, 48: 140, 48: 146, 48: 165 (l. 508), 48: 168 (l. 517), 48: 169 (l. 520-2), 48: 214–215 (l. 643), 48: 328, 48: 367–368; Penn on, 1: 365 (l. 528)p. 247→ Inventory
GRACE, A CHILD ' S, 40: 334p. 247
GRACE AFTER DINNER, 6: 428p. 247
GRACE AFTER MEAT, 6: 460p. 247
GRACE BEFORE AND AFTER MEAT, 6: 461p. 247
GRACE BEFORE DINNER, 6: 427p. 247
Grace, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 279, 15: 283p. 247→ Inventory
GRACE, JAMES, EPIGRAM ON, 6: 513p. 247
Grace, Robert, 1: 58, 1: 61, 1: 62p. 247
Gracefulness, beauty without, 5: 306; Burke on, 24: 98p. 247
Graceless, Christian first named, 15: 50p. 247
Graces, De Quincey on the, 27: 320p. 247
Gradation, necessity of, in change, 5: 303p. 247
Graeme, Sir John, and Barbara Allan, 40: 68–69p. 247
Graeme, Sir Robert, 42: 1156–1157, 42: 1168–1169, 42: 1173, 42: 1174–1175, 42: 1177p. 247
Graffiacane, the demon, 20: 88, 20: 90p. 247
Grafting, 11: 297; Cicero on, 9: 65; in Elizabethan England, 35: 242; Webster on, 47: 776p. 247→ Inventory
Graham, George, 25: 54, 25: 63, 25: 78p. 247
Graham, Marquis of, Burns on, 6: 159p. 247
GRAHAM, MISS, INSCRIPTION TO, 6: 494p. 247
Graham, James, MY DEAR AND ONLY LOVE, 40: 358–359p. 247
Graham, Robert, of Gartmore, I F DOUGHTY DEEDS, 12: 531–532p. 247
GRAHAM, ROBERT, of Fintry, EPISTLE TO, 6: 311–313p. 247
GRAHAM, ROBERT, SECOND EPISTLE TO, 6: 423p. 247
GRAHAM, ROBERT, BURNS TO, 6: 354p. 247
GRAHAM, WILLIAM, LINES ON, 6: 487p. 247
GRAHAME, BEWICK AND, a ballad, 40: 121–128p. 247
Gram, the sword, 49: 280, 49: 287–288, 49: 291, 49: 306, 49: 316–317, 49: 327–328p. 247→ Inventory
Gramimond, horse of Valdabrun, 49: 145p. 247
Grammar, Augustine, St., on rules of, 7: 20; of foreign languages, 37: 137, 37: 140, 37: 143–146; Locke on study of, 37: 143–146; Montaigne on study of, 32: 60–61; Penn on teaching, 1: 322 (l. 6,8)p. 247
GRAMMARIAN ' S FUNERAL, A, 42: 1083–1087p. 247
Granacci, Elisabetta, mother of Cellini, 31: 8–9p. 247
Granacci, Stefano, 31: 8p. 247
Grand-Pre\ village of, 42: 1300, 42: 1300–1301; burning of, 42: 1317, 42: 1318p. 247
Grand Jury, in U. S., 43: 194 (l. 5)p. 247
Grandeur, see Sublimep. 247
Grandgent; Prof., on Dante, 20: 4p. 247
Grandison, Sir Charles, 27: 275p. 247
Grandonie, 49: 143, 49: 146–147p. 247
Grani, Sigurd's horse, 49: 284, 49: 299, 49: 315–316, 49: 338, 49: 397p. 247
Granite, Darwin on, 29: 287–288p. 247→ Inventory
GRANT, DAVID, LINES ON, 6: 352–353p. 247
Grant, Prof., on origin of species, n -p. 248
Grant, Sir Robert, Hymn by, 45: 540p. 248
Grant, U. S., terms of surrender at Appomattox, 43: 421–422p. 248
Granulations, Lister on, 38: 260–261p. 248→ Inventory
Granville, Lord, Burns on, 6: 52; on America, 1: 159–160p. 248
Granville, Cardinal, 39: 87p. 248
Grape, Cicero on the, 9: 64p. 248
Grapes, Locke on, 37: 20p. 248
GRAPES, S OUR, fable of, 17: 24p. 248
Grasse, Count de, 43: 169, 43: 173p. 248
GRASSHOPPER AND ANT, fable of, 17: 25p. 248
GRASSHOPPER AND CRICKET, by Keats, 41: 895p. 248
Grasshoppers, Harrison on, 35: 349p. 248
Gratian, the monk, 20: 327 n.p. 248
Gratilla, wife of Rusticus, 9: 262 n.p. 248
Gratitude, Burns on emotions of, 6: 285 n.; benefits, for small, 3: 34; to God, Kempis on, 7: 250; greed, go not together, and, 17: 13; Hobbes on, 34: 371, 34: 406–407; Milton on, 4: 156; 4: 110, 17: 18; rich, the tribute of, 6: 494; sign of noble souls, 17: 21; Wordsworth on, 41: 649p. 248→ Inventory
Grave, Bryant's choice of a, 42: 1219–1220p. 248→ Inventory
Grave-digger, riddle of the, 46: 191–192p. 248→ Inventory
Gravelines, battle of, 19: 255–256p. 248
Gravitation, Bacon on, 34: 101; Cartesian idea of, 34: 114; Faraday on, 30: 11–24; Helmholtz < 1 law of, 30: 174; illustrations of, 30: 11, 30: 12–13; universality of, 30: 14–16, 30: 19–21; illustration of laws of, 30: 22–24; Kelvin on, 30: 281–282, 30: 301–303; Leibnitz on theory of, 11: 498; Locke on, 37: 164–165; Newton's discovery of universal, n 5-21; Newton on, 37: 345 n.; Newton's Principia. expounded in, 39: 150 n.; see Gravityp. 248→ Inventory
Gravity, centre of, 30: 16–20; moving force, 30: 178–181, 30: 188; old view of, 31 ?p. 248→ Inventory
Gravity, the quality, Cicero on, in age, 9: 69; Hobbes on, 34: 366; Penn on, 1: 334 (l. 119)p. 248→ Inventory
Gray, Asa, on holly, 11: 101; Manual of Flora, 11: 118; on plants of New and Old Worlds, 11: 398–399; on sexes in trees, 11: 106; on spores, 11: 501p. 248
Gray, Farquhar, 6: 182 n.p. 248
Gray, Thomas, Arnold on, 28: 83–84; Bagehot on, 28: 192–193; THE BARD of, James Mill on, 25: 16; Burns on, 6: 178; Hazlitt on, 27: 278; poems by, 39: 275; poems by, 40: 443–463; quoted, 6: 134; Wordsworth on, 39: 275, 39: 294p. 248
Grease, and cow-pox, 38: 145–147, 38: 181–183; disease of horses, 38: 145, 38: 147 n.; and smallpox, 38: 153–155, 38: 183, 38: 197–198p. 248→ Inventory
Great Acts require great means, 4: 382p. 248
Great Britain, Burke on crown of, 24: 154–173; Freeman on, 28: 257–258; naval forces on Great Lakes, 43: 265–267; realm of, 4: 45; Treaty of 1783 with, 43: 174–179; Treaty of 1814 with, 43: 255–264; Treaty of 1842 with, 43: 280–288; wages in, 10: 75–79; cost of living in, 10: 79–80p. 248
Great-grace, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 129, 15: 132–133p. 248→ Inventory
Great Harry, Longfellow on the, 42: 1281p. 248
Great-Heart, in PIL C RIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 174; at Mnason's house, 15: 278, 15: 281–282, 15: 286–290; fight with Monster, 15: 283–284; kills Giant Despair, 15: 286–290; encounter with Slay-good, 15: 271–272; with Feeble-mind, 15: 274–276; on Christian and Faithful, 15: 277; experience with Mr. Fearing, 15: 253–258; on Self-will, 15: 259–261; with Gaius, 15: 263–265; his riddle, 15: 269; in Delectable Mountains, 15: 289–290; meets Valiant, 15: 295–302; in the Enchanted Ground, 15: 301–305; on Madam Bubble, 15: 308; parts with Christiana, 15: 311; in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, conducts the women, 15: 211–222; fights with Grim the giant, 15: 222–223; leaves the pilgrims, 15: 224; returns to pilgrims, 15: 238; in valley of Humiliation, 15: 240–244; in valley of Death, 15: 245–249; with Mr. Honest, 15: 251–252p. 248
Great Lakes, naval forces on, 43: 265–267p. 248
Great Men, acquiescence of, 5: 60; Aristotle on, 5: 383; belief in, natural, 5: 193; Confucius on, 44: 10 (l. 9); illustrate their places, 5: 128; independence of, 5: 64; love and, 3: 27; love of, 48: 420; make great things, 5: 18; obligations of, 1: 393–395; Pascal on vices of, 48: 45–46 (l. 103); past and present, 5: 81; smiles of, 6: 189; worship of, Carlyle on, 25: 393–395; worship of, meaning of, 5: 18p. 248
Great Place, Bacon on, 3: 28–31; Confucius on, 44: 13 (l. 14); Dyer on, 40: 207–208; Epictetus on, 2: 131 (l. 43); Penn on, 1: 381; penalty of, 5: 87–88; see Ambitionp. 248
Great Riches, Luther on, 36: 332p. 249
Great Sacrifice, Confucius on the, 44: 10 (l. 10,11)p. 249
GREAT SPIRITS NOW O K EARTH SOJOURN IN G, 41: 897p. 249
Great works, from childless men, 3: 20, 3: 21p. 249→ Inventory
Greatness, appeals to future, 5: 67; Burns on, 6: 85; domesticity and, 1: 70; essence of, 5: 126; known by accident, 25: 409; latent, 25: 417; Mammon on, 4: 115; original, always, 5: 193; pleasure of, 48: 108 (l. 310); Pascal on, 48: 66 (l. 180), 48: 119 (l. 353), 48: 125 (l. 378), 48: 412; Pope on, 40: 436; Seneca on, 3: 16; Shakespeare on, 46: 175–176; transitoriness of, 16: 300–304, 16: 312, 16: 317, 16: 320–321; true, Kempis on, 7: 209 (l. 6); unconsciousness of, 25: 406; unpopularity of, 25: 403–404; Web ster's fable of, 47: 813; quest of, 47: 850; worldly price of, 18: 440–441p. 249→ Inventory
GREATNESS, TRUE, by Watts, 40: 398p. 249
GRECIAN URN, ODE ON A, 41: 878–879p. 249
Greco, Giovanni, 31: 97 n.p. 249
Greece, Ancient, works dealing with; Caxton on women of, 39: 11; Collins on music in, 12: 479; colonies of, 10: 395; decline of military spirit in, 27: 373–374; decline of morality in, 27: 378; freedom of speech in ancient, 3: 191, 3: 193–194; history of, Carlyle on, 25: 365–366; languages, study of, in, 37: 146, 37: 162–163; letters and arts of, 5: 149; literature of, later, 27: 342–343; literature of, Jesus on, 4: 403–404; patriotism in, strength of, 27: 396; Pliny on, 9: 332; religion, philosophy and art of, 39: 431; Roman dominion in, 36: 17; Romans in, 36: 11–12, 36: 18–19, 36: 73–74; Rousseau on cause of arts of, 34: 177; Schiller on culture of, 32: 220, 32: 224–225, 32: 235; the Turkish dominion in, 36: 10; Turkish pow er in, beginning of, 36: 45; see Plutarch's Lives of Themistocles, Pericles, Aristides, Alcibiades,; see Demosthenes; see He l lasp. 249
GREECE, THE ISLES O F, 12: 812–815; remarks on, 12: 1, 12: 24, 12: 28p. 249
Greed, Confucius on, 44: 56 (l. 7); FABLE O F, 17: 33; "goes not with gratitude, "; see Covetousnessp. 249→ Inventory
Greedy, Justice, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, Furnace on, 47: 867; at Lady All worth's 871-2; Marrall and Over reach on, 47: 876–877; at Overreach's, 47: 895–896, 47: 898–899, 47: 901, 47: 903–904, 47: 905, 47: 906, 47: 907; with Tapwell, 47: 921–922p. 249
Greek Church, Freeman on, 28: 232; Luther on, 36: 302p. 249
Greek Classics, 32: 121–122p. 249
Greek Comedy, Hugo on, 39: 346–348p. 249
Greek Drama, debt of, to Homer, 13: 7; Hugo on, 39: 341–342, 39: 347, 39: 359, 39: 383; Voltaire on, 39: 364p. 249
Greek Dramasp. 249
GREEK HYMNS, 45: 541–545p. 249
Greek Language, Carlyle on, 25: 365; Emerson on, 5: 256–257; Huxley on, 28: 213–220; Locke on, 37: 68, 37: 77, 37: 127, 37: 145, 37: 162–163, 37: 167–169; Mill on, 25: 24; Montaigne on, 32: 65, 32: 67; Milton on, 3: 237, 3: 241–242; More on, 36: 137; study of, Augustine, St., on, 7: 16p. 249
Greek Learning, study of, 3: 199–200p. 249
Greek Literature, Hugo on, 39: 340–342, 39: 346–348p. 249
Greek Names, 12: 156–157p. 249
Greek Philosophers, Cudworth on, 37: 166p. 249
Greek Philosophy, divisions of, 32: 299p. 249
Greek Science, Huxley on, 28: 219p. 249
Greek Tragic Dance, Coleridge on, 27: 258p. 249
Greek Tragedy, decay of, 8: 438; see THE FROGSp. 249
Greeks, and barbarians, 37: 146, 37: 162–163; calendar of the, 33: 8–9; chronology of the, 34: 127; in Egypt, 33: 88; Freeman on the modern, 28: 263–264, 28: 265–266, 28: 271; Goethe on culture of the, 39: 251–252; poetry among the, 27: 9–10; Schiller on art of the, 32: 252; Taine on the, 39: 412, 39: 424p. 249
GREEN GROW THE RASHES, 6: 47–48p. 249
GREEN LINNET, THE, 12: 642–643p. 249
Greene, Robert, CONTENT, 40: 282–283p. 249
Greenhead Ghyll, 12: 615, 12: 627p. 249
Greenland, Christianity in, 43: 13, 43: 14; colonized bv Eric the Red, 43: 56; subsidence in, 38: 406p. 249
Greenough, Horatio, Emerson on, 5: 316–317p. 249
Greenvile, John, 33: 337, 33: 351, 33: 356p. 250
Greenville, Sir Richardp. 250
GREENWOOD TREE, UNDER, THEp. 250
Gregory I, St., the Great, on angels, 20: 406; and the Angles, 5: 348; 28: 48; and England, 36: 130; heathen antiquities destroyed by, 3: 137; on sin, 36: 270p. 250
Gregory, St., Nazianzen, Basil, St., and, students at Athens, 28: 52–53, 28: 54–61; Christ Suffering, 4: 412p. 250
Gregory vii, and Henry iv, 36: 294 n.p. 250
Gregory Bay, the climate at, 29: 236p. 250
Gregson, M r., on puerperal fever, 38: 228p. 250
Grendel, in BEOWULF, ravages of, 49: 8–10, 49: 13, 49: 17; and Beowulf, 49: 16–17, 49: 21, 49: 23–28, 49: 31, 49: 40, 49: 59–60, 49: 62; hand of, 49: 27–28, 49: 31–32, 49: 41; head of, 49: 49, 49: 50; mother of, 49: 40–48, 49: 63p. 250
Grenville, Lord, and Burke, 24: 382p. 250
Grenville, Sir Richard, 42: 1007–1010p. 250
Gresham, Mr., and More, 36: 116p. 250
Gretchen, in FAUST; see Margaretp. 250
GRETHEL, HANSEL AND, 17: 76–83p. 250
Greville, Fulke, see Brooke, Lordp. 250
Grey, half brother to Richard III, 75. 76p. 250
Grey, Dr., on Shakespeare, 39: 240p. 250
Greyhounds, in hunting, Harrison on, 35: 350p. 250→ Inventory
Grief, alone and with mates, 46: 276; Augustine, St., on, 7: 28, 7: 50; beauty's canker, 46: 413; Browning, E. B., on, 41: 937; Burke on, 24: 34–35; Coleridge on, 41: 729; desires to be alone, 47: 509; Hobbes on, 34: 340; instructs the wise, 18: 407; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 280 (l. 25), 2: 281 (l. 28), 2: 283 (l. 34); physical effects of, 38: 124; Shakespeare on, and joy, 46: 153; Shakespeare on silent, 46: 380; and tears, 27: 285; "what need a man forestall his, " iv, 27: 54p. 250→ Inventory
Griefs, reduced by sympathy, 3: 68p. 250→ Inventory
Grieve, James, Epitaph on, 6: 50p. 250
Grifir, prophecy of, 49: 288; in the Edda, 49: 251p. 250
Grifolino, of Arezzo, in Hell, 20: 122p. 250
Grignapoco, the bravo, 21: 122p. 250
Grignon, R. S., translator of Luther, 36: 2p. 250
Grim, the giant, 15: 222–223p. 250→ Inventory
Grimes, Sir Thomas, and D r. Donne, 15: 357p. 250
Grimhild, wife of Giuki, 49: 310; and Sigurd, 49: 312, 49: 313–314; and Brynhild, 49: 314, 49: 317, 49: 320, 49: 321; and Gudrun, 49: 338, 49: 339–340, 49: 339, 49: 400–401, 49: 403; remarks on magic potion of, 49: 251p. 250
Grimm, Baron, on Shakespeare, 39: 318p. 250
Grimm, Hermann, Emerson and, 5: 4p. 250
Grimms' HOUSEHOLD TALES, 17: 45–218; remarks on, 17: 8p. 250
Gripe-man, the schoolmaster, 15: 104p. 250→ Inventory
Grisi, Julia, in England, 5: 413p. 250
Griso, in THE BETROTHED, 21: 106–109, 21: 121–124, 21: 179–180, 21: 183, 21: 185; despatched to Monza, 21: 186–188; finds Lucia, 21: 291; with Rodrigo in the plague, 21: 536–537, 21: 539–541; his death, 21: 541p. 250
Grisolan, in DUCHESS OF MALFI, 47: 759, 47: 778, 47: 851p. 250
Grolier, Jean, 31: 323 n.p. 250
Grose, Francis, Capt., epigram on, 6: 350–351; lines on, 6: 349–351, 6: 387–388p. 250
Grote, George, 25: 77, 25: 78; Mill on, 25: 49–50, 25: 188; in Parliament, 25: 122; and Westminster Review, 25: 63, 25: 64p. 250
Grotesque, Hugo on the, 39: 346–352, 39: 356–357; origin of word, 31: 61p. 250→ Inventory
Ground-rent, how determined, 10: 489; taxes on, 10: 491–492p. 250→ Inventory
Groups, of organic beings, 11: 136–137; sudden appearance of specific, 11: 340–343p. 250→ Inventory
Grout, Sir Jenken, epitaph of, 5: 213p. 250
Growth, compensation of, 11: 150–152; laws of, defined, 11: 212; laws of, effects of, 11: 215–217; law of nature, 5: 101–102p. 250→ Inventory
Grub Street, Swift on necessity of a, 27: 117p. 250
Gryphon, symbol of Christ, 20: 265 n.; Æschylus on the, 8: 195p. 250→ Inventory
Grypus, name of, 12: 156 n.p. 250
Guadagni, Felice, 31: 175–176, 31: 188, 31: 200p. 250
GUADALUPE HIDALGO, TREATY OF, 43: 289–305p. 250
Gualdrada, Dante on, 20: 66 n.p. 250
Guam, cession of, 43: 443 (l. 2), 43: 444 (l. 5), 43: 445–446 (l. 8)p. 251
Guanaco, Darwin on the, 29: 170–173p. 251→ Inventory
Guardian Angels, see Tutelary Ap. 251
Guardians, Hobbes on power of, 34: 415; Mohammed on duties of, 45: 967–968p. 251→ Inventory
Guascar, 33: 303, 33: 317, 33: 321, 33: 330p. 251
Guascontis, the, and Cellini, 31: 28–31p. 251
Guasos, of Chili, 29: 263p. 251
Guayatecas, Darwin on, 29: 285–294p. 251
Guayna-capac, 33: 307, 33: 317, 33: 318–319p. 251
GUDE ALE KEEPS THE HEART ABOON, 6: 515p. 251
GUDEWIFE, COUNT THE LAW IN, 6: 378p. 251
Gudrid, the Norsewoman, 43: 11, 43: 13, 43: 14, 43: 15, 43: 16, 43: 20p. 251
Gudrun, at Alfscourt, 49: 338, 49: 399; Atli and, 49: 340–341, 49: 350–353, 49: 402–406, 49: 415–417, 49: 425–426; Brynhild, quarrel with, 49: 318–320, 49: 322–323; daughter by Sigurd, 49: 336; death of, 49: 356, 49: 419–423; dream of, 49: 310–312; drink of, 49: 339, 49: 400–401; future foretold, 49: 336–337, 49: 383–385; Gunnar and, 49: 349–350, 49: 414; married to Jonaker, 49: 353, 49: 418; Morris on, 49: 255; Renan on, 32: 142; runes to brethren, 49: 342, 49: 409–411; Sigurd, her marriage to, 49: 314–315, 49: 371–395; at Sigurd's death, 49: 328–335, 49: 376–377, 49: 392, 49: 393, 49: 397–398; story of, remarks on, 49: 251, 49: 252; Swanhild avenged by, 49: 355–356, 49: 420, 49: 424–426p. 251
GUDRUN, FIRST LAY OF, 49: 329–335; remarks on, 49: 251p. 251
GUDRUN, SECOND LAY OF, 49: 396–406p. 251
GUDRUN, THE WHETTING OF, 49: 418–423; remarks on, 49: 252p. 251
Guelfs, and Ghibellines in Italy; opposed to papacy, 20: 306 n., 20: 308 n.; see nu merous notes to Dantep. 251
Guenevere, see Guineverep. 251
GUENEVERE, THE DEFENCE OF, 42: 1183–1193p. 251
Guerra, Pablo de la, 23: 385, 23: 393p. 251
Guest, Lady Charlotte, 32: 138–139, 32: 148p. 251
Guevarra, Fernando de, 14: 490p. 251
GUIANA, DISCOVERY OF, Raleigh's, 33: 301–380p. 251
Guiana, advantages of, 33: 377–378; drunkenness in, 33: 322; extent of, 33: 354; first knowledge of, 33: 302; French attempts on, 33: 326; gold of, 33: 305–307, 33: 358, 33: 366–367; Milton on, 4: 329; productions and climate of, 33: 375–376; Raleigh's exploration of, 33: 335–373; religions and customs of, 33: 374–375; riches of, 33: 317, 33: 321, 33: 324, 33: 326, 33: 358; settled from Peru, 33: 317, 33: 319–320; slave and other trades to, 33: 334–335; Spanish attempts to conquer, 33: 319–325, 33: 327–335; tribes of, 33: 373; wealth of, 3 ° 3, 33: 374–375p. 251
Guicciardini, Francesco, Cellini and, 31: 407 n.; Montaigne on, 32: 100–101p. 251
Guid-guid, Darwin on the, 29: 292p. 251→ Inventory
Guidi, Guido, 31: 298, 31: 319, 31: 336, 31: 348p. 251
Guido, D a Vinci and, 39: 426; Hazlitt on, 27: 278; portrait of Beatrice Cenci, 18: 278p. 251
Guidoguerra, in Hell, 20: 66p. 251
Guildenstern, in HAMLET, 46: 124–126, 46: 131–135, 46: 140, 46: 142–143, 46: 149, 46: 156–158, 46: 159–160, 46: 170, 46: 171, 46: 184, 46: 200, 46: 210p. 251
Guilds, labor, 10: 121–132p. 251
Guillotine, in Elizabethan England, 35: 366–367p. 251
Guilt, Manzoni on, 21: 324; Shakespeare on, 46: 177; what quick eyes has, 18: 76p. 251→ Inventory
Guilt, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 128, 15: 132–134p. 251→ Inventory
Guines, Earl of, Constable of France, at Caen, 35: 9, 35: 13–16p. 251
Guinevere, and Launcelot, 14: 92, 14: 489; 20: 352 n.; 35: 105–106, 35: 115–116, 35: 132–133; in HOLY GRAIL, 35: 109–110, 35: 114, 35: 115–116; Renan on, 32: 142; see GUENEVERE, DEFENCE O Fp. 251
Guinicelli, Guido, 20: 189 n., 20: 252–253p. 251
Guion, type of temperance, 3: 202p. 251
Guiscard, Robert, 20: 114 n.; in Paradise, 20: 362p. 251
Guise, Duke of, at Boulogne, 38: 18; at Danvilliers, 38: 20; at Metz, 38: 23, 38: 24, 38: 25, 38: 26, 38: 27–28, 38: 29, 38: 30, 38: 31, 38: 32, 38: 33; at M on - contour, 38: 51; murder of, 39: 359p. 251
Guittone, Dante on, 20: 253p. 251
Guizot, M., in England, 5: 376p. 251
Gulf Stream, Dana on the, 23: 345–346p. 251
Gulliver's Travels, Thackeray on, 28: 20–23p. 251
Gulike, cquntry of, 36: 137, 36: 138p. 251
Gumila, the Jesuit, 10: 403p. 251
Gummere, Francis B., translator of BEOWULF, 49: 3–4p. 251
Gunnar, son of Giuki, 49: 310; Atli and, 49: 341–343, 49: 344, 49: 407–410; Brynhild and, 49: 315–316, 49: 317, 49: 319–320, 49: 321–322, 49: 324, 49: 335–337, 49: 378–386, 49: 393–395; editor's remarks on story of, 49: 251; Gudrun and, 49: 338, 49: 339, 49: 383, 49: 400; imprisoned, 49: 348–349, 49: 412, 49: 413–414; Oddrun and, 49: 336, 49: 431, 49: 433, 49: 435–438; Sigurd and, 49: 313, 49: 314, 49: 333–334, 49: 391–392, 49: 425; in the worm-close, 49: 350, 49: 414, 49: 437–438p. 251
Gun ning, Elizabeth and Maria, 5: 305p. 252
Gunpowder, combustibility of, compared with iron, 30: 74; force of, 30: 189; invention of, Don Quixote on, 14: 379; invention of, effect on civilization, 10: 450p. 252→ Inventory
Gunpowder Plot, attributed to Machi avelli, 27: 363; discovery of, 3: 268–269p. 252
Gunshot Wounds, Lister on, 38: 265–266; Par£ on, 38: 11–12, 38: 38–39, 38: 52p. 252
Gunther, D r., authority on fishes, 11: 231; on fish, 11: 409–410p. 252
Gurney, in EDWARD THE SECOND, 46: 75, 46: 78–79, 46: 82–84, 46: 86p. 252→ Inventory
G us man, Felix, father of St. Dominic, 20: 336 n.p. 252
Gustavus Adolphus, hymn attributed to, 45: 559p. 252
Guthlaf, 49: 34 n., 49: 37p. 252
Gutters, Franklin on, 1: 121–122p. 252→ Inventory
Guttorm, son of Giuki, 49: 310, 49: 326–327, 49: 337, 49: 375–376, 49: 391–392; on royalty of truth, 5: 374p. 252
Guyard, the groom, 38: 21p. 252
Guyon, Sir, 39: 63, 39: 64p. 252
Guyot, quoted, 28: 406p. 252→ Inventory
G we n dolen, chess-board of, 32: 145–146p. 252
Gwrhyr G wal staw d Ieithoedd, 32: 150–152p. 252
Gyara, 2: 132 (l. 45) n.p. 252
Gyas, the Latin, 13: 332p. 252
Gyas, the Trojan, 13: 81, 13: 95, 13: 182–187p. 252
Gyges, death of, 13: 318p. 252
Gylippus, Plutarch on, 12: 59, 12: 127; sons of, in the / ENEID, 13: 399p. 252
Gynsecea, goddess, 12: 271p. 252