Habbab, 45: 912 n.p. 252
Habeas Corpus, Johnson on writ of, 43: 429–430; privilege of, 43: 185 (l. 2)p. 252
Haberdasher, Chaucer's, 40: 21p. 252
Habington, William, POEMS by, 40: 252–254p. 252
Habit ( s), Bacon on, formation of, 3: 97; Burke on, 24: 84; changed, exhibited by insects, 11: 178; changed without change of structure, 11: 180–181; diversification of, 11: 116–118, 11: 178–180; in eating, 37: 17–19; endurance of cold and heat as a, 37: 10–11; Epictetus on evil, M 4 (75); errors due to, 48: 38; Goethe on, 19: 77; hereditary, in plants, 11: 144–145; Hume on, 37: 321–322, 37: 330, 37: 373; inherited, effect of, 11: 27, 11: 255–258; instinct, compared with, 11: 251–252; Kempis on, 7: 274 (l. 5); Locke on importance of, 37: 4, 37: 14, 37: 19, 37: 43, 37: 88, 37: 92, 37: 103–113; perfects qualities of mind, 48: 416; Shakespeare on, 46: 167–168; of sleeping, 37: 21–22; teaching of, 37: 44; ten times nature, 5: 371; transitional, 11: 175–178; variation due to, 11: 10p. 252
HAD I A CAVE, 6: 467–468p. 252
HAD I THE WYTE ? SHE BADE ME, 6: 529–530p. 252
Hades, Æneas's visit to, 13: 216–228; Rhampsinitos in, 33: 62; Socrates's description of, 2: 108–109; Ulysses's visit to, 22: 145–161; see Hellp. 252→ Inventory
'Hadigah, wife of Mohammed, 45: 876p. 252
Hadley's Quadrant, inventor of, 1: 58p. 252
Hadrian, Emperor, enviousness of, 3: 24; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 257 (l. 25), 2: 259 (l. 37)p. 252
Haeckel, Prof., on phytogeny, 11: 452p. 252
Haemmerlein, Thomas, see Kempis, Thomas ap. 252
H x m on, in JENEID, 13: 316, 13: 326; in ANTIGONE, 8: 274, 8: 276–280, 8: 294, 8: 295p. 252
Hsethcyn, in BEOWULF, 49: 71–72, 49: 73, 49: 85p. 252
Hafiz, quotation from, 5: 290, 5: 445p. 252
Hafsah, wife of Mohammed, 45: 992 n.p. 252
Haggai, prophecies of, 48: 254–255p. 252
HAGGIS, ADDRESS TO A, 6: 253–255p. 252
Haidinger's, Brushes, 30: 266–267p. 252
Haies, Edward, captain of "Golden Hind, " xxxiii; VOYAGE TO NEWFOUNDLANDp. 252
Hail-storms, Darwin on, 29: 121p. 252→ Inventory
Hainault, John of, in Crecy campaign, 35: 12, 35: 17, 35: 22, 35: 29, 35: 30–31; in EDWARD THE SECOND, 46: 57–59, 46: 60, 46: 62p. 252
HAIR, To A LOCK OF, 41: 740p. 252
Hair, St. Paul on long, 45: 505 (l. 14-15); teeth and, relation of, 11: 28, 11: 148–149p. 252
Hake, King, death of, 5: 344p. 252
Hakewill, Wordsworth on, 39: 318 n.p. 252
Hakluyt, Richard, Drayton on, 40: 228; on geography and chronology, 30: 325p. 252
Haldeman, Prof., on species, 11: 12p. 252
Halden, Henry of the, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 398–399p. 253
Haldor, character ofp. 253
Haldudo, John, in DON QUIXOTE, 14: 38p. 253
Hales, Chief Justice, on cost of living, 10: 79p. 253
Hales, the irrefragable, 28: 47p. 253
Halesus, in.. ENEID, 13: 264, 13: 333, 13: 335–336p. 253
Halifax, punishment of theft in, 35: 366–367p. 253
Halifax, Lord, and Addison, 27: 159–160; Voltaire on, 34: 147p. 253
Halitherium, Darwin on, 11: 303p. 253
Halitherses, in ODYSSEY, 22: 25, 22: 229, 22: 331p. 253
Halius, son of Alcinous, 22: 102; dance of, 22: 108p. 253
Halket, George, LOGIE O' BUCHAN, 12: 571–572p. 253
Hall, Bishop, Encomium of, 3: 190; Walton on, 15: 353p. 253
Hall, David, partner of Franklin, 1: 114p. 253
Hall, Jim, in Two YEARS BEFORE THE MAST, 23: 25–26, 23: 397p. 253
Hall, Sir John, 42: 1174p. 253
Hallam, Henry, Emerson on, 5: 439p. 253
Halley, Edmund, on comets, 34: 118; Newton on, 39: 152p. 253
HALLOWEEN, 6: 110–119p. 253
Halonesus, speech on, 12: 198 n.p. 253
Ham, son of Noah, Burns on, 6: 164; Milton on, 4: 344p. 253→ Inventory
Haman, minister of Pharaoh, 16: 320 n.; Mohammed on, 45: 932, 45: 933p. 253
Hamburgh ( Hamburg), taxation at, 10: 499; trading enterprises of, 10: 469, 10: 471p. 253
Hamdir, in the VOLSUNG TALE, 353> 356, 3575 in A e Edda, 49: 418, 49: 419, 49: 420p. 253
HAMDIR, THE LAY OF, 49: 424–430; remarks on, 49: 252p. 253
HAME, HAME, HAME, 41: 782–783p. 253
Hamilcar, and Agathocles, 36: 29p. 253
Hamilton, Alexander, article in the Fed eralist, 43: 199–203; and Washing ton's Farewell Address, 43: 233 n.p. 253
Hamilton, Andrew, 1: 40, 1: 41, 1: 60, 1: 63p. 253
Hamilton, Duchess of, beauty of, 5: 305p. 253
Hamilton, Gavin, Burns on, 6: 70, 6: 72, 6: 105; EPITAPH for, 6: 219; DEDICATION to, 6: 211–214; farewell to, 6: 224; STANZAS ON NAETHING, epistle to, 6: 222–223p. 253
HAMILTON, GAVIN, 6: 119–200p. 253
HAMILTON, MARY; a ballad, 40: 117–119p. 253
Hamilton, William, THE BRAES OF Y A R ROW, 12: 572–576p. 253
Hamilton, Sir William, Mill on philosophy of, 25: 167–170p. 253
HAMISH, THE REVENGE OF, 42: 1393–1398p. 253
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, Arnold on, 28: 73; Bagehot on, 28: 192; in churchyard, 46: 192–198; Claudius and, 46: 161–162, 46: 172–173, 46: 185–189, 46: 203–204, 46: 208; death of, 46: 209; scene with Gertrude, 46: 162–169; the ghost and, 46: 112–118; Guildenstern's report on, 46: 142; Horatio and, m - 12, 46: 149–150, 46: 183–184, 46: 199–201; Laertes, duel with, 46: 205–207; pretended madness, 46: 123–124; Ophelia and, 46: 107–108, 46: 128, 46: 144–146; at Ophelia's funeral, 46: 197–198; in the original story, 46: 92; Osric and, 46: 201–204; at the play, 46: 150–152, 46: 153–156; players and, 46: 136–140, 46: 147–148; Polonius and, 46: 130–131, 46: 135–136, 46: 162–163; with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, 46: 131–135; Ruskin on, 28: 137; soliloquy of, 46: 144; soliloquy, Lamb on, 27: 301; soliloquy translated by Voltaire, 34: 132–133p. 253
HAMLET, TRAGEDY OF, 46: 93–211; editorial remarks on, 46: 92; Johnson on, 39: 215, 39: 226; Lamb on stage representation of, 27: 303–304, 27: 306–307, 27: 316; Thoreau on, 28: 413; Voltaire on, 34: 131p. 253
Hammon, Master, in SHOEMAKER ' S H O L I DAY, 47: 484, 47: 485–486, 47: 493–495, 47: 505–509, 47: 512, 47: 522–524p. 253
Hammon, the god, 4: 13 (l. 22)p. 253
Hamor, and Jacob, 15: 108p. 253
Hananiah, death of, 48: 286 (l. 827)p. 253
Hancock, Gen., at Gettysburg, 43: 331, 43: 332, 43: 333, 43: 334, 43: 339, 43: 345, 43: 350, 43: 352, 43: 358, 43: 359, 43: 367, 43: 369, 43: 370; Haskell on, 43: 359, 43: 403p. 253
Hancock, John, signer of Declaration, 43: 153p. 253
Hanmer, Sir Thomas, 39: 237p. 253
Hannibal, Cervantes on, 14: 488; Cicero on, 9: 20; Fabius and, 9: 48–49; Machi avelli on, 36: 55–56; story of, before Rome, 3: 225p. 253
HANS IN LUCK, story of, 17: 168–173p. 253
HANSEL AND GRETHEL, 17: 76–83p. 253
Happiness, Augustine, St., on, 7: 176–178; Bacon on highest, 3: 8; Browne on, 3: 331–332; Burns on, 6: 308; Dante's allegory of, 20: 221; Epictetus on, 118 (3). 152 (94), 2: 162 (l. 122), 2: 163 (l. 129), 2: 171 (l. 147), 2: 171 (l. 151); Franklin on, 1: 56, 1: 86, 1: 123; Goldsmith on, 12: 515, 12: 521–522, 12: 531; Kant on, 32: 305, 32: 307, 32: 326, 32: 328–329; Kempis on, 7: 278; Locke on, 37: 9; Marcus A ure lius on ii, 37: 201 (l. 8), 37: 210 (l. 12), 37: 221 (l. 51); Mill's theory of, 25: 90–91; More on, 36: 196–204; Pascal on, 48: 54, 48: 55, 48: 58, 48: 63 (l. 165), 48: 64 (l. 170), 48: 136, 48: 147 (l. 437), 48: 154, 48: 412; Penn on, 1: 343–344; Pliny, on greatest, 9: 334; Pope on, 40: 405, 40: 430–440; Rousseau on search for, 34: 279; Shakespeare on, 46: 131; Surrey on, 40: 194–195; Was h ington on, and virtue, 43: 227; Wot - ton on, 40: 288–289p. 253
HAPPINESS E, THAT WE SHOULD NOT JUDGE OF OUR, UNTILL AFTER OUR DEATH, 32: 5–8p. 254
HAPPY INSENSIBILITY, 41: 875–876p. 254
HAPPY LIFE, CHARACTER OF A, 40: 288–289p. 254
HAPPY LIFE, MEANS TO ATTAIN, 40: 194–195p. 254
HAPPY WARRIOR, CHARACTER OF THE, 41: 656–658p. 254
Hardiness, Locke on, 37: 94, 37: 100–101p. 254
H a quin, king of Norway, 20: 369 n.p. 254
Harapha, of Gath, with Samson, 4: 441–446p. 254
Harbors, expense of maintaining, 10: 454p. 254→ Inventory
Harcourt, Godfrey of, in French invasion, 35: 7–10, 35: 14–16, 35: 17, 35: 19, 35: 20, 35: 24, 35: 30p. 254
Hardcasde, in SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, with Mrs. Hardcastle and Tony, 18: 205–208; with Kate, 18: 208–209; trains his servants, 18: 216–217; receives Marlow and Hastings, 18: 219–224; discusses Marlow with Kate, 18: 233–235; catches Marlow with Kate, 18: 243–244; with Marlow and his servants, 18: 247–248; with Sir Charles Marlow, 18: 256–259; with Tony and wife in the garden, 18: 262–263; sees Kate and Marlow, 18: 265–266; reconciled to Mar low, 18: 267; to Hastings, 18: 268; gives Kate to Marlow, 18: 268–269p. 254
Hardcasde, Kate, in SHE STOOPS TO CON QUE R, with father, hears of young Mar low, 18: 208–210; with Miss Neville, 18: 210; meets Marlow, 18: 226–229; discusses him with her father, 18: 233–235; pretends to be barmaid, 18: 239–240; with Marlow as barmaid, 18: 240–243; caught by her father, 18: 243–244; undeceives Marlow and tries to detain him, 18: 249–250; tells of Marlow's love for her, 18: 259; besought by Marlow, 18: 265–266; makes herself known, 18: 266–267; united to Marlow, 18: 268–269p. 254
Hardcastle, Mrs., in SHE STOOPS TO CON QUE R, at home with Hardcastle and Tony, 18: 205–208; with Hastings, 18: 229–230; with Tony and Miss Neville, 18: 230–232, 18: 251–252; and Miss Neville's jewels, 18: 236–239; Tony's letter and, 18: 252–253; orders Con stance to aunt's, 18: 253, 18: 255–256; fooled by Tony, 18: 261–263; plans finally upset, 18: 267–269p. 254
Hardness, Berkeley on, 37: 210p. 254→ Inventory
Hardships, Channing on value of, 3 M - I 5p. 254
Hare, M r., system of personal representation, 25: 159–160p. 254→ Inventory
H ARE AND TORTOISE, fable of, 17: 38p. 254
H ARE WITH MANY FRIENDS, fable of, 17: 39p. 254
H ARE - MARK IN MOON, story of, 45: 697–701p. 254
HARES AND FROGS, fable of, 17: 17–18p. 254
Hargreaves, James, inventor of spinningjenny, 5: 395p. 254
Harleian Miscellanies, Emerson on, 5: 123p. 254
Harlequin, Thackeray on, 28: 7p. 254
Harley, Burns on, 6: 261p. 254
Harm, Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 213 (l. 7), 2: 228 (l. 22)p. 254→ Inventory
Harmonia, wife of Cadmus, 8: 433p. 254
Harmony, Confucius on, 44: 59 (l. 11); Dryden on, 40: 389p. 254→ Inventory
HARP OF THE NORTH, FAREWELL, 41: 755–756p. 254
HARP THAT ONCE THROUGH TARA ' SHALL S, 41: 819p. 254
Harpalus, Demosthenes and, 12: 211p. 254
Harpalyce, in / ENEID, 13: 84p. 254
Harpies, Æneas and the, 13: 135–136; in Dante's HELL, 20: 53p. 254→ Inventory
Harpocras, physician, 9: 359, 9: 360p. 254
Harras, Rudolph der, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 441–448, 26: 469–473p. 254
Harriers, Harrison on, 35: 350p. 254→ Inventory
Harris, John, with Drake, 33: 177p. 254
Harris, To m, friend of Dana, 23: 180, 23: 189–194, 23: 261, 23: 267, 23: 396–397p. 254
Harrison, Benjamin, and Hawaii, 437 headnotep. 254
Harrison, William, collaborator of Holinshed, 35: 216; DESCRIPTION OF ELIZA BE THAN ENGLAND, 35: 215–383p. 254
Harrowing, origin of word, 9: 63p. 254
Harry, David, 1: 51, 1: 64p. 254
Harsnett, D r., and D r. Donne, 15: 343–344p. 254
Hart, Christ, typified by a, 35: 193; definedp. 255
HART AND HUNTER, fable of, 17: 21–22p. 255
HART IN THE OX - STALL, fable of, 17: 23p. 255
Hart, Sir Robert, at Otterburn, 35: 90, 35: 99p. 255
Harte, Bret, THE REVEILLE, 42: 1401–1402p. 255
Hartley, David, Hazlitt on, 27: 277; Mill on philosophy of, 25: 46–47p. 255
Hartlib, Samuel, 3: 234; Cowley on, 27: 66; Milton on, 3: 235p. 255
Hartsocher, Voltaire on, 34: 126p. 255
Harun, Er-Rashid, in ARABIAN NIGHTS, 16: 60–65, 16: 99–100, 16: 112–114, 16: 210, 16: 215–225, 16: 228–230, 16: 288–291p. 255
Harut, the fallen angel, 16: 56 n.p. 255
HARVARD CLASSICS, Editor's Introduction, Reader's Guide top. 255
HARVARD COMMEMORATION ODE, 42: 1379–1390p. 255
Harvey, William, discoverer of circulation of blood, 34: 126; Descartes on, 34: 41 n.; life and works of, 38: 60; ON MOTION OF HEART AND BLOOD, 38: 61–139p. 255
Hasdrubal, Chaucer on wife of, 40: 49p. 255
"Hasiy Ibn Wail, 45: 912 n.p. 255
Haskell, Frank A., ACCOUNT OF GET T Y S BURG, 43: 326–414; life of, 43: 326 n.p. 255
Haste, half-sister of delay, 42: 1001; "from the Devil, " xvi, 42: 156; "make, slowly, " xix, 42: 369; Penn on excessive, 1: 348 (l. 300), 1: 379 (l. 76), 1: 380 (l. 77); "that mars all decency, " xx, 1: 153p. 255→ Inventory
Hastings, in SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, admirer of Miss Neville, 18: 210, 18: 217–219; at the ale-house, 18: 213–215; arrival at Hardcastle's, 18: 217–219; with M r. Hardcastle, 18: 219–220; with Miss Neville, 18: 224–225; carries on jest with Marlow, 18: 225–226; presents Marlow to Kate, 18: 226–227; with Mrs. Hardcastle, 18: 229–230; with Tony, 18: 231–233, 18: 236; plans to elope with Constance, 18: 244; learns loss of jewels, 18: 245–246; his letter to Tony, 18: 253–254; denounces Tony, 18: 254–255; and Marlow, 18: 255; hears Miss Neville gone, 18: 256; recovers Constance through Tony, 18: 260; with Miss Neville, 18: 264; wins consent to marriage, 18: 268–269p. 255
Hastings, Lord, Raleigh on, 39: 75, 39: 76p. 255
Hastings, Warren, Burke on, 24: 6; on Oriental literature, 5: 446; Sheridan and, 18: 108p. 255
Hatch, mate on "Alert, " xxiiip. 255
Hate-good, Lord, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 96–101p. 255
Hate-light, Mr., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 100p. 255
Haterius, Augustus on, 27: 55p. 255
Hatred, Buddha on, 45: 669–671; Con fucius on, 44: 60 (l. 24); Hume on, 37: 324; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 286–287 (l. 8); Pascal on, 48: 151 (l. 451); Penn on, 1: 346 (l. 269)p. 255→ Inventory
Hats, Locke on, 37: 11, 37: 14p. 255
HAUNTED PALACE, THE, 42: 1225–1226p. 255
Hauteclere, sword of Oliver, 49: 137, 49: 142, 49: 151p. 255
Havre de Grace, siege of, 38: 49p. 255
Hawaiian Islands, Annexation of, 43: 437–439p. 255
Hawker, Robert Stephen, poem by, in i - 12p. 255
Hawkins, Sir John Drake and, 33: 122, 33: 129, 33: 227; Melendez and, 33: 256; at San Juan, 33: 323–324p. 255
Hawkins, William, in Cape Verde Islands, 33: 238p. 255
Hawks, carrion, 29: 62–67; guided to prey by sight, 11: 92; sacred in Egypt, 33: 36, 33: 37p. 255→ Inventory
Hay, John, Convention with Panama, 43: 451, 43: 461, 43: 462p. 255
Hay, Lord, ambassador of King James, 15: 335, 15: 346p. 255
Hays, Gen. Alex., at Gettysburg, 43: 336, 43: 342, 43: 384p. 255
Hazard, Capt., at Gettysburg, 43: 372p. 255
H a z in g, on board ship, 23: 53 n.p. 255
Hazlitt, William, Carlyle on, 25: 345–346; life and writings, 27: 266; PERSONS ONE WOULD WISH TO HAVE SEEN, 27: 267–281; Stevenson on, 28: 289p. 255
Head, and limbs, related, 11: 27; Locke on coverings for the, n - 14p. 255
Head, Sir Francis, on America, 28: 406–407p. 255
Heady, Mr., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 100p. 255
HEALING QUESTION, A, 43: 118–137p. 255
Health, Antonius's care of, 2: 197; Burke on pleasure in enjoyment of, 24: 35–36, 24: 37; Carlyle on, 25: 407–408, 25: 418–419; Carlyle on care of, 25: 385–386; Channing on, 28: 353–355; Descartes on, 34: 50; Epictetus on, care of, 160-1 ( n 8); Hunt on, 27: 291–292; More on, 36: 201–202, 36: 203; Locke on im portance of, 37: 9–10; Pascal on use and misuse of, 48: 370; Pope on, 40: 432; rules of, 37: 10–26; unconsciousness of, 25: 319–334; Wool - man on, care of, 1: 235–236p. 255→ Inventory
HEALTH, by Pinkney, 28: 382–383p. 256
HEALTH, TO AN E I LOE DEAR, 6: 551p. 256
HEALTH, HERE ' S HIS, IN WATER, 6: 183p. 256
HEALTH, HERE ' S TO THY, 6: 27–28p. 256
HEALTH, REGIMEN OF, Bacon's, 3: 81–82p. 256
HEALTH TO THEM THAT ' SAW A, 6: 449–450p. 256
Heardred, 49: 65, 49: 70p. 256
Hearing, art of, 2: 146–148 (l. 81); speaking and, 2: 183 (l. 6)p. 256→ Inventory
Heart, auricles of the, the seat of life, 38: 84–86; Descartes on motion of the, 34: 39–44; in the fcetus, 38: 127, 38: 128, 38: 131, 38: 135–136; Harvey on mo tion and uses of the, 38: 60–139; Harvey on structure of the, 38: 130–137, 38: 139; importance of the, 38: 137; in lower animals, 38: 129–131, 38: 132–133; lungs and, 38: 65, 38: 69–73, 38: 88, 38: 90, 38: 91–94, 38: 99–100, 38: 131–132; nourishment through the, 38: 102, 38: 103p. 256→ Inventory
HEART ' S COMPASS, 42: 1180p. 256
HEART ' S HOPE, 42: 1178–1179p. 256
Hearth-money, 10: 494p. 256→ Inventory
Heat, Berkeley on real existence of, 37: 193–199; chemical action of, 30: 207–208; dependent on expansion and compression, 30: 212–213; Descartes on, 34: 37; effect of, on cohesion, 30: 39–43; evolved from chemical affinity, 30: 79–80; Faraday on, 30: 58–59; generated by friction and impact, 30: 195–197; Locke on endurance of, 10 - n, 37: 14; mechanical equivalent of, 30: 197–199; mechanical power produced by, 30: 188–197; mechanical theory of, 30: 199–200, 30: 231–232; from moonlight, 30: 260–261; as mo tion, theory of, 30: 199–200; old theory of, 30: 192–194; Pascal on, 48: 123 (l. 368); produced by combustion of carbon, 30: 200–201; produced by combustion of hydrogen, 30: 202–205; produced by electrical currents, 30: 206; production of, in New Atlantis, 3: 176; radiant, 30: 259; transference and conduction of, 30: 69–70p. 256→ Inventory
Heaven, Augustine, St., on, 7: 152; Bernard of Morlaix on, 45: 548–549; Browne on, 3: 300–301; Browne on hope of, 3: 298–299, 3: 303–304; Browning on, 42: 1073; Bunyan on, 15: 17–18, 15: 161–162, 15: 229; Burns on, 6: 138–139; compared to mustard seed, 3: 74; Darwin on, 29: 288; Fitzgerald on, 41: 953; gate of, Milton on, 4: 147–148; Hobbels on, 34: 345; Kempis on, 312 (3, 4)> 3 I3' I7l Luther on, 36: 252 (l. 16); Milton on, 4: 195, 4: 196–197, 4: 204; Rousseau on, 34: 264–265; saints in, 12: 332–333p. 256
HEAVENLY BODIES, REVOLUTIONS OF THE, 39: 52–57p. 256
Heavens, Dante's ten, 20: 292 n.p. 256
Hebe, and Heracles, 22: 160; Keats on, 41: 873; references to, 4: 21, 4: 31; 40: 244p. 256
Heber, Reginald, Hymns by, 45: 563–565p. 256
Hebrew Literature, Milton on, 4: 403–404; Wordsworth on, 39: 306p. 256
Hebrew Prophets, piety and grossness of the, 5: 169p. 256
HEBREW SACRED WRITINGS, 44: 69–349p. 256
Hebrews, Raleigh on history of, 39: 112; see Israelites, Jewsp. 256
Hebron, seat of giants, 4: 418p. 256
Hecataios, the historian, 33: 72p. 256
Hecate, in MACBETH, 46: 362–363; Virgil on, 13: 216p. 256
Hectic Fever, Machiavelli on, 36: 12p. 256
Hector, and Ajax, 5: 93; Burke on, 24: 127; Caxton on, 39: 20; Chaucer on, 40: 43; in Dante's HELL, 20: 19; Dares Phrygius on, 13: 33; ghost of, appears to Æneas, 13: 109–110; Shelley on Homer's, 27: 336p. 256→ Inventory
Hecuba, at death of Priam, 46: 138–139; madness of, 20: 123; in sack of Troy, 13: 117–118p. 256
Hedge, F. H., translator of Luther's Hymn, 45: 557p. 256
Hedwig, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 428–432, 26: 456–458, 26: 482–484, 26: 488p. 256
Heedless, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 248, 15: 303–305p. 256→ Inventory
Hegel, on civil history, 5: 437; on planetary motions, 30: 281; Taine on, 39: 428p. 256
Hegesias, and Diogenes, 32: 59p. 256
Height, less grand than depth, 24: 61p. 256→ Inventory
Heimer of Hlymdale, 49: 306–307, 49: 315p. 256
Heimskringla, Emerson on the, 5: 343p. 256
Heine, Taine on, 39: 411–412p. 256
Heineccius, on Roman Law, 25: 44p. 256
Heinsius, on Horace, 13: 12p. 256
HELEN OF KIRCONNELL, 40: 324–325p. 257
Helen of Troy, jEschylus on, 8: 9, 8: 22–23; Burke on Homer's description of, 24: 136; Dante on, 20: 22; Darley on, 41: 914; Deiphobus and, 13: 224–225; in FAUSTUS, 19: 243–244, 19: 245–246; Herodotus on, 33: 54–58; in the ODYSSEY, 22: 49–53; 22: 202–203, 22: 204; Proteus and, 33: 54–56; Theseus and, 26: 136–137; in siege of Troy, 13: 119–120; 22: 51–53; vest of, 13: 96; wife of Th one and, 4: 62p. 257
Helena, Jove-born, 4: 62; see Helen of Troyp. 257
Helenor, the Trojan, death of, 13: 311p. 257
Helenus, in Æmu>, 13: 137, 13: 139, 13: 140–143; Dryden on, 13: 20p. 257
Helgi Hunding's-Bane, in the VOLSUNG TALE, 49: 272–274, 49: 275–276; SECOND LAY O F, 49: 361–367; remarks on LAY of, 49: 250p. 257
Helgi, the Norseman, 43: 17–19p. 257
Helias le Grose, 35: 151p. 257
Helice, reference to, 20: 416 n.p. 257
Heliocentric Theory, 39: 52 n.p. 257
Heliodorus, Dante on, 20: 229; and note 18; Sidney on, 27: 13p. 257
Heliogabalus, Machiavelli on, 36: 67p. 257
Heliometer, Newcomb on the, 30: 315–316p. 257
Heliopolis, city of, 33: 10, 33: 34, 33: 35p. 257
Helios, giver of light, 22: 133; herds of, 22: 147, 22: 165, 22: 170–172; wrath of, at the Greeks, 22: 171–172; worshipped in Egypt, 33: 34p. 257→ Inventory
Helizeus, More on, 36: 156p. 257
Hell, jEneas's visit to, 13: 216–228; Browne on, 3: 301–303; Browne on, fear of, 3: 298–299, 3: 303–304; Buddhist ideas of, 45: 685–688; Bunyan on, 15: 229; Burke on paintings of, 24: 54; Burke on Virgil's picture of, 24: 60–61; Burns on the fear of, 6: 204; Burns on, orthodox ideas of, 6: 101; Dante's, 20: 5–144; Kempis on, 7: 233 (l. 3,4); Kempis on fear of, 7: 234 (l. 7); Luther on, 36: 252 (l. 16); Marlowe on, 19: 222; Mill on notion of, 25: 30–31; Milton's description of, 4: 88–90, 4: 94, 4: 123–124, 4: 125, 4: 130–131, 4: 225–226; Milton's, Burke on, 24: 138–139; Mohammed on, 45: 880–881, 45: 884, 45: 886, 45: 888, 45: 892, 45: 893, 45: 896–897, 45: 901, 45: 912, 45: 934, 45: 946, 45: 973–974; Omar Khayyam on, 41: 953, 41: 956; Pascal on belief in, 48: 88 (l. 239); Raleigh on thoughts of, 40: 204; Rousseau on, 34: 264–266p. 257→ Inventory
HELL, HOW LOVE LOOKED FOR, 1398 -p. 257
HELLAS, by Shelley, 41: 824–825p. 257
Hellenes, John de, 35: 49–50p. 257
Hellenion, in Egypt, 33: 88p. 257
Hellenora, Spenser's, 39: 65p. 257
Hellespont, Dante on the, 20: 260p. 257
Hellusians, Tacitus on the, 33: 120p. 257
Helm Gunnar, 49: 300, 49: 388p. 257
Helmholtz, ON CONSERVATION OF FORCE, 30: 173–210; on the eye, 11: 203–204; ICE AND GLACIERS, 30: 211–248; life and works, 30: 172p. 257
Help, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 19p. 257→ Inventory
Help, must come from self, 5: 22; to those who help themselves, 17: 35p. 257→ Inventory
Helper, yonder aids the helper herep. 257
Helvetians, Tacitus on the, 33: 108p. 257
Helvetius, Mill's abstract of, 25: 46p. 257
Helvia, mother of Cicero, 12: 218p. 257
Helvicus, tables of, 37: 157p. 257
Helvidius, contemporaneity, 2: 320; death of, 9: 239; Life, by Senecio, 9: 308; Pliny on, 9: 338–339p. 257
Hely, Mrs., and Pepys, 28: 289p. 257
Helymus, in the JENEID, 13: 180, 13: 188–189p. 257
He man the Ezrahite, maschil of, 44: 253–254p. 257
Hemi-organism, 38: 306–308, 38: 352–353p. 257
Heminge, John, PREFACE TO SHAKE SPEARE, 39: 148–149p. 257
Hemionus, descent of the, 11: 163–166p. 257
Hemistichs, Dryden on, 13: 63–64p. 257→ Inventory
Hemorrhages, Harvey on, 38: 107p. 257→ Inventory
Hempe in prophecy indicating sovereigns of England, 3: 92p. 257
Hemphill, Franklin on, 1: 94p. 257
He n, and chickens, parable of the, 15: 204–205p. 257
Henchman, Humphrey, on George Her bert, 15: 398p. 257
HENDERSON, MATTHEW, ELEGY ON, 6: 383–387p. 257
Hengest, the Dane, 49: 34 n., 49: 35, 49: 36–37; Vortizem weds daughter of, 5: 276p. 257
Henley, William Ernest, Poems by, 42: 1209–1212p. 257
Hennings, in FAUST, 19: 187p. 257
HENPECKED COUNTRY SQUIRE, EPIGRAMS O N A, 6: 58p. 257
HENPECKED HUSBAND, THE, 6: 324–325p. 257
Henriquez, Don Martin, 33: 129–130p. 257
Henry I, Raleigh on, 39: 72p. 258
Henry II, of England, and Becket, note 21; sons of, 3: 51p. 258
Henry II, of France, Cellini on; death foretold, 3: 91; expedition against Hesdin, 38: 21–22; expedition to Germany, 38: 18–19; Montgomery and, 33: 186; Par£ a '. xxxviii, 33: 22–23, 33: 34, 33: 43, 33: 44; siege of Danvilliers, 33: 19–20p. 258
Henry III, of England, Dante on, 20: 174; and the Jews, 5: 346–347; Oxford students and, 35: 373p. 258
Henry III, of France, Bacon on, 3: 37; Montaigne on regime of, 32: 116; Raleigh on, 39: 74, 39: 83; Voltaire on, 34: 87p. 258
Henry iv, Emperor, and Gregory vii, 36: 294 n.p. 258
Henry iv, of England, and Chaucer, 39: 163–164; Raleigh on, 39: 73p. 258
Henry iv, of France, and Acevedo, 21: 12; Bacon on, 3: 130; Burke on, 24: 186, 24: 270; compared with Lincoln, 28: 437–439; on manly exer '-e, 5: 350; murder of, 39: 359; plots against, 34: 87p. 258
Henry V, at Agincourt, 40: 223–224, 40: 225, 40: 226; Falstaff and, 6: 210; Macaulay on, 27: 377–378; Raleigh on, 39: 73–74p. 258
Henry vi, of England, colleges at Cam bridge founded by, 35: 380; death of, 39: 74–75; Raleigh on, 39: 74p. 258
Henry vii, of Cyprus, 20: 369 n.p. 258
Henry vii, Emperor, Dante on, 20: 415 n.; death of, 34: 87; married to Constance, 20: 296 n.p. 258
Henry vii, of England, and John Cabot, 43: 45, 43: 46, 43: 47–48; chapel of, 35: 374; councillors of, 3: 54; greatness of, foretold, 3: 91; King's College founded by, 35: 380; law of farmers, 3: 75; liberator, 3: 130; mastiffs and falcon killed at behest of, 35: 353; Sir Thomas More and, 36: 91; nobility and, 3: 51; Perkin Warbeck and, 34: 101–102; Raleigh on, 39: 76–77; suspiciousness of, 3: 82; Vol taire on, 34: 90p. 258
Henry VIII, and the abbeys, 24: 251–252; Anne Bullen anJ, 36: 102, 36: 114; Bentham on times of, 27: 228; Burke on, 24: 401–404; Canterbury Dun and, 36: 114–115, 36: 102–104, 35: 381; Latimer and, 5: 376; Sir Thomas More and, 36: 92–95, 36: 97–98, 36: 99, 36: 106, 36: 110–112, 36: 113–114, 36: 115, 36: 117–120, 36: 121–122, 36: 123, 36: 124, 36: 125, 36: 126–129; More on, 36: 135; More on marriage of, 36: 99, 36: 102–103, 36: 114; More on Supremacy Act of, 36: 123, 36: 129–130; Protestantism in England not founded by, 3: 256; Raleigh on, 39: 77–78; Sacraments, his book on the, 36: 118; severity of, 35: 369; studdery of, 35: 328; on subversion of colleges, 35: 382–383; on supremacy of the Pope, 36: 118; Trinity College, Cam bridge, founded by, 35: 380; in triumvirate of kings, 3: 50; Wolsey and, 36: 105–106p. 258
Henry of the Halden, 26: 398–399p. 258
Henry of Luxemburg, 168 note IIp. 258
Henry, son of Richard of Almaine, 20: 52 n.p. 258
Henslowe, Philip, Dekker and, 47: 468; Massinger and, 47: 858; Webster and, 47: 468p. 258
Heorogar, 49: 6, 49: 18, 49: 64p. 258
Heorot, the hall of Hrothgar, 49: 7 n.p. 258
Hephaestion, and Proaeresius, 28: 53; proctor of Oriental school, 28: 59p. 258
Hephaestos, Prometheus and, 167 note 2 and 4; in PROMETHEUS BOUND, 8: 166–169; me snare of, 22: 106–108; temple of, in Memphis, 33: 49, 33: 53, 33: 58–59, 33: 68, 33: 70, 33: 71, 33: 77; see Vulcanp. 258
Hephestion, and Alexander, 46: 28p. 258
HER FLOWING LOCKS, 6: 110p. 258
Hera, guardian of marriage-bed, 8: 130–131; the peacock sacred to, 8: 187 n.; see Junop. 258
Heracleon, the Megarian, 32: 49–50p. 258
Heracles, in THE FROGS, 8: 440–443p. 258
Heraclides Ponticus, philosopher, 32: 59; on motion of earth, 39: 55p. 258
Heraclitus, death of, 2: 206 (l. 3); De mo - critus and, 3: 316; on generation, 2: 220 (l. 46); on incredulity, 12: 183; to judges, 2: 135 (l. 54); in Limbo, 20: 20; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 254 (l. 3); on the sleepers, 2: 240 (l. 42)p. 258
HERACLITUS, by Cory, 42: 1113p. 258
Heraldry, the boast of, 40: 444; remarks on, 28: 415p. 259→ Inventory
Herbert, George, birth and family of, 15: 373–374; charity of, 15: 407–408; childhood and education, 15: 375; church at Layton Ecclesia, 15: 387–388; church services by, 15: 399–404; clerk of Bemerton, 15: 393–395, 15: 396, 15: 397, 15: 398; academic career, 15: 380–381; consumption of, 15: 391–392, 15: 408–409, 15: 414, 15: 415, 15: 416; deacon, 15: 387; death of, 15: 415, 15: 416, 15: 417–418; Emerson on, 5: 143; Farrer, Nicholas, letter to, 15: 413; friendships with Bacon, Andrews, Wot - ton, and Donne, 15: 383; health, infirmity of, 15: 384; on Holy Days, 15: 403–404; LIFE OF, by Walton, 15: 373–418; life, sanctity of his, 15: 394–395; marriage, 15: 392–393; mother, letter to his, 15: 389–391; music, love of, 15: 405–406; parson, rules as, 15: 398–399; Poems by, 379-8o, 15: 385, 15: 398, 15: 416; 40: 341–346; poor woman and, 15: 397; prayer, habits of, 15: 404–405; Sacred Poems, 15: 354, 15: 396, 15: 414–415; Salisbury walks, incidents of, 15: 406–407; sermons, 15: 399–400; sinecure given by James, 15: 384; successor, lines to his, 15: 398; as university orator, 15: 380–381; wife of; see Danvers, Janep. 259
Herbert, Henry, 15: 374, 15: 388, 15: 391p. 259
Herbert, Magdalen, mother of George, 15: 373–374, 15: 375–376, 15: 392; Donne, friendship with, 15: 376–378; letter to, 15: 389–391; son, relations with her, 15: 384–385, 15: 387–388p. 259
Herbert, Thomas, 15: 374p. 259
Herbert, Rev. W., on hybrids, 11: 288–290; on origin of species, 11: 11; on struggle among plants, 11: 72p. 259
Herborg, Queen, 49: 330–331p. 259
Herbs, Harrison on, 35: 239–240p. 259→ Inventory
Hercules, Alcestis and, 41: 664; amours of, 12: 349; Antaeus and, 4: 409; 14: 19; 20: 130 n.; birth of, 22: 151; Cacus and, 13: 274–277; Cerberus and, 20: 38 n.; 8: 442, 8: 453; character of, 5: 184; compass, and the, 5: 458; date of, 33: 72–73; as Egyptian god, 33: 26–28, 33: 42; as king of Egypt, 38: 387; envenomed robe of, 4: 122; Epictetus on, 2: 143 (l. 71); faith of, 2: 162 (l. 124); genealogy of, 8: 194 n., 8: 198; as a German god, 33: 97; in Germany, 33: 94; in Hades, 22: 160; Hylas and, 46: 11, 46: 28; Iole and, 20: 323; Iphitus and, 22: 284–285; the Maenad and, 8: 327; Nessus and, 20: 50 n.; parentage of, 12: 5; the pigmies and, 39: 347; Pillars of, T ac i tus on, 33: 112; Prometheus and, 3: 16; 8: 193–194; Rhea and, 13: 262; Virgil on, 13: 234, 13: 277–278; Waller on death of, 34: 146; Zeus and, 33: 26–27p. 259→ Inventory
HERCULES AND THE WAGGONER, fable of, 17: 35p. 259
Herder, quotation from, 32: 386p. 259
Herdsman's Song, from WILLIAM TELL, 26: 380p. 259
Hereafter, Buddha on questions of the, 45: 647–652, 45: 660; Emerson on popular views of the, 5: 85–86; Epictetus on the, 2: 158 (l. 112), 2: 181 (l. 188); Epicurus on the, 37: 400–401; Euripides on the, 8: 311; Goethe on the xix, 8: 69; Hindu idea of, 45: 822–824, 45: 827–828, 45: 854–855; hope of the, 40: 410; Kempis on the, 7: 232–233, 7: 312; Mohammed on, 45: 882, 45: 883–884, 45: 885–886, 45: 915; Montaigne on the, 32: 25; Omar Khayyam on the, 41: 944, 41: 948, 41: 950–951, 41: 952, 41: 953, 41: 954, 41: 955, 41: 958; Pascal'on question of, 48: 702, 48: 75–76, 48: 77 (l. 200), 48: 79 (l. 213), 48: 80 (l. 217); the philosopher's, 2: 75–77; Pope on the, 40: 435; Raleigh on the, 39: 92–93; Rousseau on the, 34: 264–266, 34: 277–278; sailors' idea of, 23: 39–40; Shakespeare on the, 46: 144; Shelley on, 18: 353–354; Socrates on, 2: 29, 2: 51, 2: 58, 2: 103–104, 2: 108–110; Vaughan on the, 40: 346–347; see Heaven, Hell, Paradise, Purgatory, Hadesp. 259→ Inventory
Hereditary Princedoms, Machiavelli on, 36: 7–8; Pascal on, in (320)p. 259
Heredity, Darwin on laws of, 11: 29; in habit and instinct, 11: 255–258; in individual differences, 11: 55; in mutilations, 11: 141; in variations, 11: 28–29p. 259
Heremod, 49: 29–30, 49: 52p. 259
Herennius, and Cicero, 12: 258–259p. 259
HERE ' S A HEALTH TO KING CHARLES, 41: 754–755p. 259
HERE ' S A HEALTH TO THEM THAT ' SAW A, 6: 449–450p. 259
HERE ' S HIS HEALTH IN WATER, 6: 183p. 259
HERE ' S TO THY HEALTH, 6: 27–28p. 259
Heresies, Augustine, St., on, 7: 115; Bacon on, n - 12; Browne on, 3: 257–260; Hobbes on, 34: 373; Mill on, 25: 240–242; Pascal on, 48: 301, 48: 303; speculative, 3: 138p. 259
Heretics, Burns on, 6: 213; in Dante's HELL, 20: 39, 20: 115–116; Hobbes on covenants with, 34: 404; Luther on, 36: 318–319; Pascal on, (841), 48: 295 (l. 845), 48: 298, 48: 301p. 259→ Inventory
Hencault, Charles d', on classics, 28: 68–69p. 260
Herilus, and Evander, 13: 286–287p. 260
Heriulf, the Norseman, 43: 5, 43: 6p. 260
Her man, in MANFRED, 18: 436–437, 18: 442, 18: 443–445p. 260→ Inventory
HERMANN AND DOROTHEA, Goethe's, 19: 335–410; remarks on, 19: 336; 19: 1, 19: 24p. 260
Hermaphrodites, Darwin on, 11: 103, 11: 106–107p. 260→ Inventory
Hermes, guard of the dead, 8: 102, 8: 106; herald of heaven, 8: 26, 8: 81; Hero dotus on worship of, 33: 31; in the ODYSSEY, 22: 10, 22: 69–72, 22: 107–108, 22: 137–138, 22: 320; in PROMETHEUS BOUND, 8: 201–205; rod of, 2: 156 (l. 106); 4: 322; slayer of Argos, 22: 11; Ulysses and, 4: 61p. 260
Hermes Trismegistus, see Trismegistusp. 260
Herminius, death of, 13: 379p. 260
Hermione, Homer on, 22: 46; Milton on, 4: 273p. 260
Herminones, Tacitus on the, 33: 93p. 260
Hermippus, accuser of Aspasia, 12: 68p. 260
Hermits, Burns on life of, 6: 198–199; in Milton's Limbo, 4: 147–148p. 260→ Inventory
Hermodius, and Aristogiton, 32: 77p. 260
Hermogenes, precocity of, 3: 105–106; with Socrates, 2: 47p. 260
Hermon, murderer of Phrynichus, 12: 131p. 260
Hermondurians, Tacitus on the, 33: 116p. 260
Hernandez, Gonzalo, 14: 302–303, 14: 488p. 260
Hernox, Earl, 35: 191–192p. 260
Herodes Atticus, teacher of M. Aurelius Antoninus, 2: 302p. 260
Hero-worship, Carlyle on, 25: 394–395p. 260→ Inventory
Herod, the king, 44: 448 (l. 1), 44: 449 (l. 19-23); believed to be Messiah, 48: 264 (l. 753); gold raised, 4: 382; Pascal on, 48: 234 (l. 700-1); persecution of, 44: 448 (l. 1); son of, 48: 66 (l. 179); in war of Antony and Octavius, 12: 369p. 260
Herod, tetrarch of Galilee, 44: 360 (l. 1), 44: 361–362 (l. 19), 44: 377 (l. 7-9); Jesus and, 44: 392 (l. 31-2), 44: 413 (l. 7-11); Pilate and, 414 <»>p. 260
Herodes Atticus, 28: 59–60p. 260
Herodias, and John the Baptist, 44: 361–362 (l. 19)p. 260
Herodicus, and Hippocrates, 38: 2p. 260
Herodotus, AN ACCOUNT OF EGYPT, 33: 7–90; editorial remarks on A C COUNT of, 33: 1, 33: 19; Hugo on, 39: 341; life and histories, 33: 5–6; Shelley on, 27: 335; Sidney on, 27: 7; Themistocles and, 9: 104p. 260
Heroes, Emerson on our love of, 5: 18; Lowell on, 42: 1372; of poems, Dryden on, 18: 13; Pope on, 40: 436; Thoreau on, 28: 408; Y u - tzu on, 44: 6 (l. 13)p. 260→ Inventory
Heroic Poetry, Sidney on, 27: 28–29p. 260
HEROISM, ESSAY O N, 5: 121–131p. 260
Heron, M r., son-in-law of More, 36: 107p. 260
HER ON ELECTION BALLADS, 6: 520–526, 6: 548–549p. 260
Herrick, Robert, Poems by, 40: 334–340p. 260
Herschel, Sir John, work of, 5: 360–361p. 260
Herthum, German goddess, 33: 115p. 260
HERVEY, WILLIAM, ON THE DEATH OF, 40: 367–369p. 260
H E ' SOWER THE HILLS THAT I LO ' E WEEL, 41: 560–561p. 260
Hesdin, siege of, 38: 34–37; destruction of, 38: 43p. 260
Hesiod, Cicero on, 9: 64; Clauserus on, 27: 50–51; on his estate, 27: 67; Greek theogony due to, 33: 32; Herodotus on time of, 33: 32; quoted, 2: 293 (l. 32); Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 130; Sidney on, 27: 6; Socrates on, 2: 29; teachings of, 8: 471p. 260
Hesione, wife of Prometheus, 8: 178 n., 8: 186–187p. 260
Hesperian Tree, Milton on the, 4: 55p. 260
Hesperus, gardens of, 4: 71, 4: 150p. 260
Hesperus, the star, 4: 170, 4: 261p. 260
HESPERUS, THE WRECK OF THE, 42: 1269–1271p. 260
HESTER, by Lamb, 41: 735–736p. 260
Heteronomy of the Will, 32: 343; spurious principles of morality due to, 32: 342–343, 32: 351–354p. 260
Hetwaras, 49: 70 n., 49: 84p. 260
Heuer, Sir Roger, 40: 99p. 260
Heusinger, on effects of color, 11: 27p. 260
HE Y, C A ' THRO ', boat song, 6: 265p. 260
Heyne, Carlyle on, 25: 376p. 260
Heywood, Thomas, Hazlitt on, 27: 276; PACK CLOUDS, AWAY, 40: 316–317p. 260
Hezekiah, Bunyan on, 15: 133; in Dante's PARADISE, 20: 371 n.; Walton on, 15: 356p. 260
Hibernation, Darwin on, 29: 104–105; Harvey on, 38: 85p. 261→ Inventory
Hie B REVE VIVIT U R, 45: 548–549p. 261
Hickey, Goldsmith on, 12: 505, 12: 508p. 261
Hickson, Mr., Mill on, 25: 137p. 261
Hide-curing, Dana on, 23: 148–149p. 261→ Inventory
Hides, price of, 10: 193–199p. 261→ Inventory
Hiera, and Alcanor, 13: 316p. 261
Hierius, Augustine, St., on, 7: 56p. 261
Hiero of Syracuse, Machiavelli on, 36: 22; the poets and, 27: 38; Them is tocles and, 12: 26–27; troops ofp. 261
Hierocles, the pedant in, 39: 210p. 261
Hierome, St., and Paula, 15: 377p. 261
Hieronymus Fabricius, 38: 65, 38: 71p. 261
HIGHLAND BALOU, THE, 6: 490p. 261
HIGHLAND GIRL, TO THE, 41: 652–654p. 261
HIGHLAND HARRY BACK AGAIN, 6: 357p. 261
HIGHLAND MARY, 6: 444–445p. 261
HIGHLAND WIDOW ' S LAMENT, 6: 490–491p. 261
HIGHLANDS, IN THE, 42: 1212p. 261
High-mind, Mr., in PIL C RIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 100p. 261
Hilarity, of heroism, 5: 127p. 261
Hilarius, a Bithynian, 28: 58p. 261
Hilary, on the true church, 39: 41p. 261
Hildeburh, 49: 34 n., 49: 36, 49: 37p. 261
Hildegard, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 437, 26: 440p. 261
Hill, Gen. A. P., at Gettysburg, 43: 343, 43: 344, 43: 347p. 261
Hilton, Walter, as author of IMITATION OF CHRIST, 7: 200p. 261
Himerauis, death of, 12: 214p. 261
HIND HORN, a ballad, 40: 59–61p. 261
Hindoos, Freeman on name of, 28: 271; idea of world, 28: 415; Taine on the, 39: 421p. 261
Hinduism, 45: 784; see Bhagavad - Gitap. 261
Hinny, origin of the, 11: 315p. 261→ Inventory
Hipparchus, Huxley on, 28: 219; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 241 (l. 47); on precession of equinoxes, 34: 128–129p. 261
Hipparchus, freedman of Antony, 12: 374p. 261
Hipparete, wife of Alcibiades, n 2-3p. 261
Hipparion, Darwin on the, 11: 363p. 261
Hippias, the comedian, 12: 328p. 261
Hippias of Elis, 2: 7; wealth of, 10: 137p. 261
Hippo, the dolphin of, 9: 351–352p. 261
Hippocotin, in the JENEID, 13: 194–195p. 261
Hippocrates, Dante on, 20: 266 n.; editor's remarks on writings of, 20: 1, 20: 39; first aphorism of, 38: 2, 38: 37; on the heart, 38: 136; LAW of, 38: 4–5; life and works, 38: 2; in Limbo, 20: 20; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 206 (l. 3); OATH of, 38: 3; remarks on OATH, 38: 2p. 261
Hippodamus, Cicero on, 9: 113, 9: 117p. 261
Hippolytus, Virgil on, 13: 265p. 261
HIPPOLYTUS, of Euripides, 8: 303–367p. 261
Hippolytus, in Tragedy of HIPPOLYTUS, Aphrodite's hatred of, 8: 303–305; Artemis and, 8: 305–306; death of, 8: 355–358, 8: 361–367; huntsman and, 8: 306–308; innocence told by Artemis, 8: 359–361; Phaedra and, 8: 328–332; Theseus and, 8: 342–352; Vol taire on, 39: 364p. 261
Hippolytus, in P H ^ DRA, Aricia and, 26: 135–137, 1: 185–187; death of, related by Theramenes, 1: 191–194; denounced by OZnone, 1: 173–174; Dryden on, 18: 15; Phaedra and, 26: 134–135, 26: 144–146, 26: 156–161; Theramenes, scenes with, 26: 133–138, 26: 161–162, 26: 172; Theseus and, 26: 170–171, 26: 174–178p. 261
Hipponicus, and Alcibiades, 12: 112p. 261
Hippopotamus, described in JOB, 44: 137–138; Herodotus on the, 33: 38–39p. 261
Hippotades, jEolus called, 4: 74p. 261
Hircania, dogs of, 35: 355p. 261
Hire, Confucius on, 44: 45 (l. 1)p. 261
Hirtius, and Cicero, 12: 254; death of, 12: 256p. 261
Hisbo, death of, 13: 334p. 261
Hispaniola, Columbus on, 43: 22, 43: 24, 43: 25; Drake in, 33: 239–243; sheep in, 10: 194p. 261
Hispulla, letter to, 9: 258p. 261
Historians, Dryden on, 18: 7; M on taigne on, 32: 97–99; as teachers of virtue, 27: 15, 27: 16, 27: 19–22p. 261→ Inventory
History, Bacon on study of, 3: 122; Burke on use and misuse of, 24: 289; Carlyle on reading of, 25: 365; Cervantes on, 14: 71; Channing on study of, 28: 329, 28: 336, 28: 359; Comte's ages of, 25: 104; Descartes on study of, 34: 7–8; Emerson on, 5: 11, 5: 68, 1: 89, 1: 125; Freeman on science of, 28: 244; Goethe on study of, 19: 31–32; Hume on, 37: 354, 37: 359, 37: 419; judgment and fancy in, 34: 350; lessons of, 16: 5; Locke on study of, 37: 138, 37: 153, 37: 156, 37: 157, 37: 170; M on taigne on study of, 32: 44–47, 32: 97; natural and civil, 34: 359; organic and critical periods of, 25: 103–104; Pliny on, 9: 305, 9: 316; poetry and, compared, 28: 74; 39: 279–280; politics and, 21: 446; Raleigh on, 39: 69–71, 39: 113–114; repetitions of, 2: 249 (l. 49), 2: 268 (l. 14), 2: 281 (l. 27); 3: 257–258; right reading of, 27: 380; Rousseau on business of, 34: 196; Ruskin on study of, 28: 148–149; Taine on study of, 39: 410–437p. 261→ Great Idea
History of civilization, reading course in, 1: 19–28p. 262
HISTORY OF THE WORLD, PREFACE TO, Raleigh's, 39: 66–115p. 262
Hive-Bees, instincts of, 11: 268–276p. 262
Hixom, Ellis, with Drake, 33: 123, 33: 143, 33: 163, 33: 166, 33: 181p. 262
Hjalli, the thrall, 49: 349, 49: 412p. 262
Hjalprek, King, 49: 281, 49: 282p. 262
Hjordis, wife of Sigmund, 49: 278, 49: 279, 49: 280, 49: 281–282; wife of Alf, 49: 283; remarks on story of, 49: 250p. 262
H me f the Scylding, 49: 34 n., 49: 36 n.p. 262
Hnikar, 49: 289–291p. 262
Hobart Town, Darwin on, 29: 450p. 262
Hobbes, Thomas, Berkeley on, 37: 233; Hazlitt on, 27: 277; Iliad, translation of, by, 39: 158; Leviathan burned at Oxford, 5: 417; life and works, 34: 308; Logic of, Mill on, 25: 17; OF MAN, 34: 311–417; on natural viciousness of man, 34: 187–188; style of, 5: 433p. 262
Hodbrod, King, 49: 273, 49: 275p. 262
Hodge, in SHOEMAKER ' S HOLIDAY, at Ralph's departure, 47: 473; at Eyre's, 47: 480–483, 47: 487–491, 47: 497–501; a tOld Ford, 47: 503; before shop, 47: 509–511; at Ham - mon's wedding, 47: 521–527; at Eyre's dinner, 47: 528–529, 47: 535p. 262
Hofe, Jorg im, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 418, 26: 421p. 262
Hogarth, on beauty, 24: 94; Fielding on, 39: 179p. 262
Hogg, James, poems by, 41: 756–769p. 262
Hogni, King, 49: 273, 49: 275, 49: 361 n.p. 262
Hogni, son of Giuki, 49: 310; Atli and, 49: 342–346, 49: 408–410; in battle, 49: 346–347, 49: 348, 49: 349, 49: 411; Brynhild and, 49: 322, 49: 323, 49: 336, 49: 380–381; death of, 49: 349, 49: 412–413; Sigurd and, 49: 313, 49: 326–327, 49: 328, 49: 374–375, 49: 391–392, 49: 397–398, 49: 419, 49: 425p. 262
Hogs, price ofp. 262
Hold-the-world, Mr., in PILGRIM ' S PRO G RESS, 15: 104–108p. 262
Holidays, Herbert on sacred, 15: 403–404; Luther on, 36: 308; Mill on, 25: 27; in Utopia, 36: 232p. 262→ Inventory
Holinshed, Raphael, his Chronicles, 35: 216; selection from Chronicles, 35: 217–383p. 262
Holland, Burke on French invasion of, 24: 419–420; Burke on nobility of, 24: 419; Goldsmith on, 41: 527–528; interest in, 10: 93; republican government, importance of, to, 10: 547–548; taxation in, 10: 500–501; trade, attitude toward, in, 10: 98p. 262→ Inventory
Holland, Lord, anecdote of, 5: 189p. 262
Holland, Sir John, 35: 72p. 262
Holland, Sir Thomas, 35: 11, 35: 14, 35: 16, 35: 19, 35: 24p. 262
Holly-trees, and bees, 11: 100p. 262→ Inventory
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, life and works, 38: 222; Poems by, 42: 1365–1370; ON PUERPERAL FEVER, 38: 223–253; editor's remarks on PUERPERAL FEVER of, 38: 1, 38: 40; SUN - DAY HYMN, 45: 570p. 262
Holmes, Robert, 1: 28, 1: 50p. 262
HOLY CROSS, ROYAL WAY OF THE, 7: 253–257p. 262
Holy Communion, see Communionp. 262
HOLY FAIR, THE, 6: 95–102p. 262
Holy Ghost, Calvin on the, 39: 49–50; Charlemagne on, 45: 547–548; Hobbes on the, 34: 415p. 262
HOLY GRAIL, THE, by Malory, 35: 105–214; Caxton on, 39: 23p. 262
Holy Grail, Don Quixote on quest of, 14: 489; legends of the, 32: 163–166p. 262
Holy-man, Mr., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 282, 15: 283p. 262
Holy Roman Empire, Luther on, 36: 327–330p. 262
HOLY THING, THAT, 42: 1118p. 262
Holy Things, Tsai W o on, n - 12 (21)p. 262
Holy Thursday, Walton on, 15: 404p. 262
HOLY THURSDAY, 41: 590–591p. 262
HOLY TULYIE, THE, 6: 63–66p. 262
HOLY WILLIE, EPITAPH ON, 6: 73p. 262
HOLY WILLIE ' S PRAYER, 6: 70–73p. 262
Holyoake, George Jacob, 25: 224 n.p. 262
Holystones, described, 23: 177p. 262→ Inventory
Homage, Pascal on, 48: 381p. 262→ Inventory
Home, Locke on education at, 37: 50–55; prized first at evening, 19: 50; Ruskin on, 28: 145–146p. 262→ Inventory
HOME THEY BROUGHT HER WARRIOR DEAD, 42: 973–974p. 263
HOME - THOUGHTS, FROM ABROAD, 42: 1068–1069p. 263
HOME - THOUGHTS, FROM THESE A, 42: 1069p. 263
Homer, accused of drunkenness, 27: 357; on agriculture, 9: 64–65; Aristophanes on, 8: 471; Arnold on, 28: 71–72, 28: 79; Augustine, St., on, 7: 16–17; Bacon on, 3: 101; Burke on, 24: 127; Burke on similes of, 24: 18; Caxton on, 39: 9; claimed by seven cities, 27: 37; Clauserus on, 27: 50–51; on country life, 27: 67–68; Dante on, 39: 352–353; the dramatists and, 13: 5–7; Dryden on, 13: 15, 13: 24, 13: 26, 13: 33, 13: 43; 40: 396; Emerson on, 5: 144, 5: 180–181; Greek theogony due to, 33: 31–32; Fielding on, 39: 176; the fisherman and, 3: 322; Greek tragedies and, 39: 342, 39: 347; Herodotus on time of, 33: 32; heroes of, 39: 343; Hugo on, 39: 340, 39: 352, 39: 253, 39: 386; Hume on ethics of, 27: 204; intelligibleness of, 39: 248; Johnson on, 39: 209; Keats on Chapman's translation of, 41: 895–896; Lang on, 22: 335; life of, 22: 3; in Limbo, 20: 19; the Margiles of, 3: 200; Milton on, 4: 401; THE ODYSSEY of, oldest ballad singer, 6: 130 n.; on Paris, 33: 55–56; Pascal on, 48: 208 (l. 628); Pliny on, 9: 271, 9: 347–348; Sainte- Beuve on, 32: 127, 32: 130; Shelley on, 27: 336–337, 27: 342; Sidney on, 27: 6, 27: 11, 27: 36; Spenser on, 39: 62; Socrates on, 2: 29; universal admiration of, 27: 208; Virgil and, 13: 5–6, 13: 38–40, 13: 46; 39: 157–159p. 263→ Inventory
Homologies, serial, 11: 454–456p. 263→ Inventory
Homologous Parts, 11: 148p. 263
Honest, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 174, 15: 251–263, 15: 269, 15: 276–279, 15: 280–281, 15: 287, 15: 305–308p. 263→ Inventory
Honest Man, Burns on the, 6: 105, 6: 511; "the noblest work of God, " 139, 6: 254; 40: 436p. 263
Honesty, Bacon on, 3: 8; forced, 1: 387; fortune and, 3: 100; Hamlet on, 46: 130, 46: 132; instruction in, 37: 92; Kant on pure, 32: 309–310; M o ham med on, 45: 916; want and, 1: 91p. 263→ Inventory
Honeycomb, Will, 27: 86–87p. 263
HONOR, ESSAY O N, Bacon's, 3: 129–130p. 263→ Great Idea
Honor, Burns on, 6: 204; commerce and, 12: 522; Dante on love of, 20: 309 n.; Dryden on, 40: 394; Hob bes on, 34: 361–369; Kempis on te m poral, 7: 305–306; Lessing on, 26: 357; Pascal on, 48: 59–60 (l. 147); Pliny on loss of, 9: 334; venerableness of, 5: 67p. 263→ Great Idea
Honors, Confucius on, 44: 13 (l. 5), 44: 22 (l. 15), 44: 26 (l. 13); desire for, the strongest of motives, 28: 94–95; More on worldly, 36: 199; Pope on, 40: 435, 40: 437; Raleigh on, 39: 91, 39: 93, 39: 96p. 263→ Inventory
Hood, Thomas, BRIDGE OF SIGHS, 28: 386–389; Poe on FAIR IN E S of, 28: 384–386; Poe on The Haunted House of, 28: 386; Poems by, 41: 905–911p. 263
HOOD, WILLIAM, EPITAPH ON, 6: 50p. 263
Hooke, saying of, 5: 307p. 263
Hooker, General, 43: 327, 43: 413p. 263
Hooker, Thomas, on change, 39: 185–186; Jonson on, 27: 56; language of, 39: 196p. 263
Hooker, Sir William J., on Australian species, 11: 134; on correlation in flowers, 11: 149; Darwin and, 11: 20; on descent of species, 11: 17; on Galapagos species, 11: 421–422; 29: 400–401; on glacial period, 11: 400, 11: 402; on ovules, 11: 213–214; on sexes in trees, 11: 106p. 263
Hope, allegory of, 20: 265 n.; American lack of, 5: 54; Burns on, 6: 428; Coleridge on, 25: 89; Dante on, 20: 393; Dante's star of, 20: 177 n.; Dryden on, 34: 134; fear and, 4: 55; eternal fort of, 12: 491; Hobbes on, 34: 340, 34: 365; life on a single, 2: 184 (l. 16); in music, 12: 477; "never comes that comes to all, " iv, 12: 89; Penn on, 1: 343 (l. 235); Pope on, 40: 410, 40: 422, 40: 424; Shelley's Beatrice on, 18: 354; sweetness of, 8: 186; whitehanded, 4: 50p. 263→ Inventory
Hope, Thomas, 25: 319 n., 25: 341; Carlyle on Essay on Man of, 25: 347–351p. 263
Hopeful, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, I O I, 15: 110, 15: 112–125, 15: 129–133, 15: 136, 15: 138–146, 15: 156–165p. 263→ Inventory
Horace, accused of cowardice, 27: 357; on affecting the passions, 24: 52; on art of poetry, 27: 108; an astrologer, 39: 159; Augustus and, 39: 164; on changes, 48: 119 n.; cold baths of, 37: 13; Dryden on, 13: 51; Dryden on, epistles of, 13: 12; Dryden on translators of, 18: 17–18; Greek examples followed by, 18: 19; on happiness, note 7; on himself, 27: 183; on instruction in taste, 24: 22; Locke on, 37: 157; love of country life, 27: 69; Montaigne on, 32: 90; Newman on, 28: 53; on poetry, 32: 62; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 131; as a soldier, in; on terror caused by won ders of nature, 24: 58–59; Voltaire on, 32: 133p. 263
Horace, Duke, at Metz, 38: 25; at Hesdin, 38: 34, 38: 36p. 264
Horatii, Dante on the, 20: 306 n.p. 264
Horatio, in HAMLET, on watch at Elsinore, 46: 94–99; tells Hamlet of ghost, 46: 104–106; on watch with Hamlet, 46: 111–114; sworn to secrecy, 46: 118–120; with Ham let, told to watch king, 46: 149–150; with Hamlet after play, 46: 156; on Ophelia, 46: 176; letter from Hamlet, 46: 183–184; with Hamlet in grave-yard, 46: 192–195; at Ophelia's funeral, 46: 197; with Hamlet, hears of king's plot, 46: 199–201; with Osric, 46: 202, 46: 203; on the wager, 46: 204; at the duel, 46: 207, 46: 208–209; with Fortinbras, 46: 209–210; in the original story, 46: 92p. 264
Horatius, called Codes, 13: 289p. 264
Horn, Cape, Darwin on, 29: 216p. 264
Hornbills, instinct of, 11: 284p. 264→ Inventory
HORNBOOK, DOCTOR, DEATH AND, 6: 74–79p. 264
Horner, Francis, and Edinburgh Review, 27: 224p. 264
Hornets, Harrison on, 35: 346p. 264→ Inventory
Horoscopy, defined, 34: 381–382p. 264
HORSE AND Ass, fable of, 17: 42–43p. 264
HORSE, HUNTER, AND STAG, fable of, 17: 24p. 264
Horse(s), descent of, 11: 163–165; described in Job, 44: 136; of England, Harrison on, 35: 326–327; in Falkland Islands, 29: 196; used by Germans in augury, 33: 98; grease disease of, 38: 145, 38: 147 n.; Pugliano on, 27: 5; races of, 11: 33; remains of, in S. America, 29: 135–136; S. American, how broken, 29: 156–159; among the Ten c - terians, in; swimming power of, 29: 148; why not sublime, 24: 56p. 264
Horsemanship, Locke on, 37: 171; Pugliano on, 27: 5; Webster on, 47: 759p. 264
HORSES AND COCK, fable of, 27: 133p. 264
Hortensius, and Caesar, 12: 291; and Caius Antonius, brother of Mark A n tony, 12: 337; Cicero on, 9: 94; 3: 106; at trial of Murena, 12: 247; Verres and, 12: 223p. 264
Hosea, prophecy of, 48: 228p. 264
Hoskins, Jane, 1: 183–184p. 264
Hospitality, Emerson on modern, 5: 51; of heroism, 5: 125; Homer on, 22: 201–202; obligations from, 1: 201, 1: 245; Penn on, 1: 328 (l. 54); Socrates on, 2: 179 (l. 181)p. 264→ Great Idea
Hospitals, antiseptic treatment in, 38: 266–267; in Utopia, 36: 185–186p. 264→ Inventory
Host, Chaucer's, 40: 31–32p. 264
HOST, EPIGRAM ON A KIND, 6: 281p. 264
Hottentots, food of, 28: 409; sight of, 34: 174p. 264
Houghton, Lord, SONNET, 42: 1057–1058p. 264
Hounds, Harrison on, 35: 350–351p. 264→ Inventory
HOUSE OF ATREUS, jEschylus's, 8: 7–165; only extant tragic trilogy, 8: 5; remarks on, 8: 5–6p. 264
House-rent, taxes on, 10: 488–495p. 264→ Inventory
House of Commons, Burke on, 24: 182, 24: 183, 24: 189–190p. 264
House of Lords, Burke on, 24: 189p. 264
House of Representatives, 43: 180–181, 43: 182–183, 43: 196–197; election of president by, 43: 187, 43: 196p. 264
Houses, Buddha on defects of, 45: 581 n.; taxes, on transfer of, 10: 505, 10: 509; in Utopia, 36: 176–177, 36: 182p. 264→ Inventory
How CRUEL ARE THE PARENTS, 6: 532–533p. 264
How LANG AND DREARY IS THE NIGHT, 6: 501p. 264
How LONG AND DREARY IS THE NIGHT, 6: 300p. 264
How LOVE LOOKED FOR HELL, 42: 1398–1401p. 264
How THEY BROUGHT THE GOOD NEWS, 42: 1066–1067p. 264
Howard, Charles, dedication to, 33: 301–304p. 264
Howard, Elizabeth, wife of Dryden, 18: 5p. 264
Howard, Gen., at Fredericksburg, 43: 403; at Gettysburg, 43: 330, 43: 333, 43: 336, 43: 357, 43: 358, 43: 397–398; Haskell on, 43: 358, 43: 359, 43: 398, 43: 413p. 264
Howard, Henrietta, Countess of Suffolk, 40: 406p. 264
Howard, Henry, poems by, 40: 193–195p. 264
Howard, Sir Robert, 13: 29p. 264
Howard, Lord Thomasp. 265
How e, William, Burns on, 6: 51–52p. 265
Hreidmar, 49: 284–285p. 265
Hrethel, the king, 49: 72–73p. 265
Hrethric, son of Hrothgar, 49: 38, 49: 55p. 265
Hrimnir, the giant, 49: 259p. 265
Hrothgar, 49: 7–8; banquet of, 49: 32–39; Beowulf and, 49: 13, 49: 15–19, 49: 23, 49: 30–31, 49: 33, 49: 51–56, 49: 60; daughter of, 49: 60; Grendel and, 49: 9–11; Grendel's mother and, 49: 40–45p. 265
Hrothglod, 49: 428–429p. 265
Hrothmund, son of Hrothgar, 49: 38p. 265
Hrunting, the sword, 49: 45–46, 49: 47 n., 49: 50–51, 49: 54p. 265
Hsien, 44: 47 (l. 19)p. 265
Huan of Chi, 44: 47 (l. 16,17,18) n.p. 265
Huber, Pierre, on ants, 11: 264; on bees, 11: 272–273; on caterpillars, 11: 252; on Oxford, 28: 48–49p. 265
Huckster-Witch, in FAUST, 19: 177–178p. 265
Hudibras, Voltaire on, 34: 147–148p. 265
Hudson, Hendrik, Emerson on, 5: 81p. 265
Hugh, St., patron of shoemakers, 47: 481 n.p. 265
HUGH OF LINCOLN: a ballad, 40: 81–83p. 265
Hughes, Mr., and Addison's Cato, 27: 165–166p. 265
Hugo, Victor, PREFACE TO CROMWELL, 39: 337–387; Taine on, 39: 411; work of, 39: 337 n.p. 265
Huguenots, in France, 39: 83–84; Pascal on the, 48: 270 (l. 775), 48: 305 (l. 874)p. 265
Hugues, of St. Victor, 20: 338 n.p. 265
Hui, see Yen Yuanp. 265
Human Body, in art, 39: 255–256, 39: 258; beauty of the, 5: 304, 5: 307–308; cause of beauty of, 24: 79–80; Whitman on the, 42: 1402; Whitman on the, in art, 39: 402p. 265
Human Nature, Austin on pliability of, 25: 112; benevolence in, 1: 170; 3: 28; best studied in the family, 28: 341; Burke on study of, 24: 9, 24: 46–48; Channing on, 28: 365; Channing on study of, 28: 331–332; corruption of, 7: 326–327; education and, 37: 85; Epictetus on, 2: 149 (l. 86); goodness in, 3: 32–34; Hume on science of, 37: 289–290; in laws, 5: 246; love of appreciation in, 2: 223 (l. 6); love of man kind in, 2: 207 (l. 4); malignity in, 3: 34; more foolish than wise, 3: 31; Pascal on, 48: 41 (l. 92,93,94); Pope on science of, 40: 406; represented by Prometheus, 3: 16; Schiller on, 32: 238–249; is social, 9: 38; three ideas of, 28: 308; truth the sovereign good of, 3: 8; uniformity of, 37: 353–361; most virtuous when uncultivated, 5: 280; see Nature in Menp. 265
HUMAN SEASONS, THE, 41: 896–897p. 265
HUMAN UNDERSTANDING, AN ENQUIRY CONCERNING, 37: 287–420p. 265
Humanists, Huxley on the, 28: 217p. 265→ Inventory
Humanity, Locke on development of, 37: 103p. 265→ Inventory
HUMBLE - BE E, THE, 42: 1246–1247p. 265
Humble-mind, the damsel, 15: 224p. 265
HUMBLE PETITION OF BRUAR WATER, 6: 278–281p. 265
Humboldt, Alexander von, Darwin on Narrative of, 29: 506; on earthquakes and the weather, 29: 355–356; on granitic regions, 11: 330–331; on marshes, 29: 369–370; Thoreau on, 28: 406p. 265
Humboldt, Wilhelm von, on individuality, 25: 252; on liberty, 25: 158; on marriage, 25: 300–301; on public degrees, 25: 305p. 265
Hume, David, Carlyle on philosophy of, 25: 353–354; Emerson on, 5: 438; E N QUI R Y CONCERNING THE UNDERSTAND IN G, 37: 287–420; Franklin and, 1: 136; Hazlitt on, 27: 277; life and works, 27: 202; 37: 288; Locke and, 37: 4; Mill on, 25: 38; in Parliament, 25: 65; on rate of interest, 10: 282; ON STAND ARD OF TASTE, 27: 203–221; Wordsworth on, 39: 321 n.p. 265
Humiliation, Valley of, 15: 59, 15: 240–244p. 265
Humility, Bunyan on, 15: 75; Franklin's rule of, 1: 80, 1: 87; Goethe on, 19: 135; Jesus on, 393 ( n), 44: 401 (l. 14); Kempis on, 7: 207 (l. 4), 7: 211 (l. 7), 7: 240 (l. 2), 7: 250–251 (l. 4), 7: 251–252, 7: 261–263, 7: 266–268, 7: 274–275; Pascal on discourses of, 48: 125 (l. 377); Penn on, 1: 334 (l. 119); song on, 15: 242; Woolman on, 1: 199p. 265→ Inventory
Humming-birds, in Chili, 29: 276p. 265→ Inventory
Humor, Bagehot on, 28: 176–179; has only fancy value, 32: 345p. 265→ Inventory
Humorists, Thackeray on, 28: 7p. 265→ Inventory
Humors, the four, 40: 37 n.; 3: 93 n.p. 265
Humpback, story of the, 16: 115–120, 16: 190–192p. 266→ Inventory
Hunding, King, 49: 272–273; sons of, 49: 291p. 266
Hundred, the, of the Germans, 33: 96p. 266
Hungarians, and Turks, 28: 227–229p. 266
Hungary, Freeman on, 28: 270p. 266
Hunger, Homer on, 22: 235; rebellions caused by, 3: 38; thirst and, powerful persuaders, 4: 275p. 266
Hunn, Conrad, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 416, 26: 417, 26: 423–424p. 266
Hunt, Gen., at Gettysburg, 43: 379p. 266
Hunt, James Henry Leigh, DEATHS OF LITTLE CHILDREN, 27: 285–288; dedication to, 18: 273; in Hazlitt's discussion, 27: 277, 27: 279–280; life and writings, 27: 284; POEMS by, 41: 870–871; REALITIES OF IMAGINATION, 27: 289–295p. 266
Hunt, William, Woolman on, 1: 309p. 266
Hunter, Anne, poem by, 12: 581p. 266
Hunter, John, axiom of, 38: 206 n.p. 266
Hunter's Song, from WILLIAM TELL, 26: 380–381p. 266
Hunting, Harrison on, 35: 343; Locke on, 37: 175; More on, 36: 200–201; Pascal on, 48: 54p. 266→ Inventory
HUNTING SONG, by Fielding, 12: 501–502p. 266
HUNTING SONG, by Scott, 41: 750p. 266
Hunting Song, from WILLIAM TELL, 26: 428p. 266
Huntingdon, Earl of, in Crecy campaign, 35: 10, 35: 13p. 266
HUSBAND, THE, AND THE PARROT, 16: 33–35p. 266
Husband-honorer, story of, 45: 693–696p. 266→ Inventory
Husbandry, see Agriculturep. 266
Husbands and wives, Oberon's counsel to, 19: 184; Paul, St., on, 45: 498; Ruskin on, 28: 144–146; Tennyson on, 42: 980; understanding of, 28: 283–284p. 266→ Inventory
Huskisson, and free trade, 25: 65p. 266
Huss, John, Browne on, 3: 278–279; Luther on, 36: 317–318; rise of, 3: 196; Woolman on, 1: 222–223; Wyclif and, 3: 223p. 266
Hussites, Luther on the, 36: 320p. 266
Hutcheson, Francis, and Adam Smith, 10: 3; on moral sense, 32: 352 n.p. 266
Hutchinson, Mrs., Hazlitt on, 27: 279p. 266
Hutchison, W. G., translator of Renan, 32: 135p. 266
Huxley, Thomas Henry, life and works of, 28: 208; SCIENCE AND CULTURE, 28: 209–223; on species, 11: 17p. 266
Huygens, and Hartsocher, 34: 126p. 266
Hyacinth, and Apollo, 18-19 (4)> reference to, 41: 860p. 266→ Inventory
Hyacinth, flower, for constancy, 6: 407; Milton on the, 4: 74p. 266→ Inventory
Hyades, the rainy, 42: 977; Virgil on the, 13: 145p. 266
Hyarba, and Dido, 13: 159–160p. 266
Hybernation, see Hibernationp. 266
Hybreas, and Antony, 12: 339p. 266
Hybridism, 11: 285–318p. 266→ Inventory
Hyde Park Affair, Mill in, 25: 178–179p. 266
Hydra, digestion of the, 11: 185; reference to, 4: 82p. 266→ Inventory
Hydrogen, its affinity for oxygen, 30: 139–140; Faraday on, 30: 47–49, 30: 50–53; Helmholtz on, 30: 202–204; production of, 30: 120–124; water produced by combustion of, 30: 126; weight of, 30: 124–125p. 266→ Inventory
Hydrophobia, origin and spread of, Darwin on, 29: 357–358p. 266→ Inventory
Hydrostatic Paradox, the, 5: 268p. 266
Hydrostatics, Pascal on, 48: 11p. 266→ Inventory
Hygd, Queen, 49: 58, 49: 59, 49: 64, 49: 70, 49: 91 n.p. 266
Hygelac in BEOWULF, 49: 57, 49: 59, 49: 64, 49: 65; death of, 49: 65 n., 49: 70, 49: 84; historical basis of, 49: 3–4; kinsman of Beowulf, 49: 17, 49: 47; Ongentheow and, 49: 86; the ring of, 49: 38–39p. 266
Hylas, and Hercules, 46: 11, 46: 28; reference to, 47: 742p. 266→ Inventory
HYLAS, NYMPH ' S SONG TO, 42: 1194–1195p. 266
HYLAS AND PHILONOUS, DIALOGUES OF, 37: 187–285; remarks on, 37: 186p. 266
Hyllus, death of, 13: 408p. 266
Hymen, references to, 4: 33, 4: 334p. 266
Hymettus, reference to, 4: 401p. 266
HYMN, by Addison, 40: 400p. 266
HYMN BEFORE SUNRISE, 41: 707–709p. 266
HYMN OF CLEANTHES, 2: 186–187p. 266
HYMN TO GOD THE FATHER, 40: 304p. 266
HYMN ON THE MORNING OF THEN AT IV IT Y, 4: 7–15p. 266
Hymns, of Christian Church, 45: 533–572; Augustine, St., on, 7: 146–147; Herbert on, 15: 400–401p. 266
Hypanis, Virgil on, 13: 111–112, 13: 114p. 266
Hyperbolus, Aristophanes on, 8: 456; banishment of, 12: 85; ostracism of, 12: 115–116p. 266
Hyperides, the orator, note 2; death of, 12: 214; Demosthenes and, 12: 201p. 267
Hyperion, reference to, 20: 382p. 267
Hypermnjestra, and Lynceus, 8: 198 n.p. 267
Hypocrisy, in Burn's HOLY FAIR, 6: 97; Fielding on, 39: 180; Jesus on, 44: 385–386 (l. 37-44), 44: 386–387 (l. 1-3); Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 208 (l. 7); Milton on, 4: 152; Mohammed on, 45: 981; in PIL GRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 43–46; in religion, 6: 95–96; Webster on, 47: 765p. 267→ Great Idea
HYPOCRITE, THE, by Moliere, 26: 199–296p. 267
Hypocrites, in Dante's HELL, 20: 95–97; Moliere on, 26: 213–215, 26: 280p. 267→ Inventory
Hypotheses, Rousseau on, 34: 196–197p. 267→ Inventory
Hypsipyle, and Jason, 20: 75; in Limbo, 20: 237 n.; Lycurgus and, 20: 252 n.p. 267
Hythloday, Raphael, 36: 88, 36: 135; Peter Giles on, 36: 241, 36: 243p. 267