.ifonilius, Papus, 23 jEmilius, Paulus, and the king of Mace - don, 32: 16; Pascal on, 48: 132 (l. 409,410)p. 121
I Do CONFESS THOU ARTS A E FAIR, 43ip. 267
I FEAR T KISSES, 41: 828p. 267
I GAED A WAEFU ' GATE YESTREEN, 6: 356–357p. 267
I HAE A WIFE O ' MY A IN, 6: 307p. 267
I HAE BEEN AT CROOKIEDEN, 6: 421p. 267
I LO ' E D N E ' ERA LADDIE BUT AN E, 41: 576–577p. 267
I LOVE MY LOVE IN SECRET, 6: 343–344p. 267
I LOVED ALAS S, 40: 331–332p. 267
I PROMESSI SPOSI, Manzoni'sp. 267
I REIGN IN JEANIE ' S BOSOM, 6: 316p. 267
Iacchus, hymn to, 8: 451; song to, in THE FROGS, 8: 448–449p. 267
Iadmon, master of ^Esop and Rhodope, 33: 67p. 267
Iago, Macaulay on, 27: 377–378p. 267
Iambic Poetry, Sidney on, 26 lapis, in the / ENEID, 13: 403–404p. 267
Iasion, and Demeter, 22: 71p. 267
Iasius, born in Italy, 13: 133p. 267
Ibis, sacred in Egypt, 33: 37; described, 33: 40p. 267
Iblis, name of Satan, 16: 9 n.; 45: 918p. 267
Ibn-'Abbas, companion of Mohammed, 16: 153 n.p. 267
Ibn Hankal, on Sogd, 5: 125–126p. 267
Ibrahim, the sheykh, 16: 210–224p. 267
Icarius, father of Penelope, 22: 17, 22: 66p. 267
Ice, structure of compressed, 30: 239–240, 30: 246–248; expansive power of, 30: 116–119; pliability of, 30: 236–239, 30: 246–247; regelation of, 30: 233, 30: 243–245; snow transformed to, 30: 234–235; temperature of, affected by pressure, 30: 231–232p. 267→ Inventory
ICE AND GLACIERS, by Helmholtz, 30: 211–248p. 267
Icebergs, Dana's description of, 23: 297–298, 23: 311–312; action of, on rocks, 29: 256 n.; use of, in disseminating seeds, 11: 392–393p. 267→ Inventory
Iceland, birds of, 29: 253; Christianity in, 32: 171, 32: 175p. 267
Iceland Spar, crystallization of, 30: 31–32; effect of, on polarized light, 30: 34–35p. 267
Ictinus, builder of Parthenon, 12: 50p. 267
Idarns, in Hades, 13: 223p. 267
Idealism, Berkeley's, 37: 189–285; Emerson on, 5: 44, 5: 153, 5: 435p. 267
Idealist, in FAUST, 19: 188p. 267→ Inventory
Ideals, Lowell on, 42: 1380, 42: 1382, 42: 1384–1385; 28: 460p. 267→ Inventory
Ideas, abstract; association of, 37: 304–305, 37: 327–329, 37: 330, 37: 331; Berkeley on reality of, 37: 189–285; Channing on, 28: 333–335; defined by Hume, 37: 299–300; defined by Locke, 37: 303 n.; Descartes on reality of, 34: 29, 34: 34; Goethe on exchange of, 39: 252–253; Hume on origin of, 37: 301–303, 37: 336–337, 37: 349–350; Innate, Hume on, 37: 303 n.; Plato on, 2: 93–95; power of originating, 37: 341–342, 37: 344; Relations of, 37: 306; Rousseau on general, 34: 183–184, 34: 250–251; test of, 37: 302–303, 37: 337; see Abstract Ideasp. 267→ Inventory
Idiots, in Limbo, 4: 147–148; Mohammed on care of, 45: 968 n.p. 267
Idleness, Caxton on, 39: 5–6, 39: 13–14; as a crime, 25: 294; discontentment and, 1: 141; More on, 36: 180–181; Penn on, 1: 328 (l. 57); Smith on, 10: 263–265p. 267→ Inventory
Idol, fable of the, 17: 27p. 267→ Inventory
Idolatry, David on, 44: 158 (l. 4); Lessing on, 32: 186; Milton on, 4: 344–345; Mohammed on, 45: 915, 45: 916, 45: 917, 45: 918; Pascal on, 48: 325; Paul, St., on, 45: 501 (l. 4-5)p. 267→ Inventory
Idomeneus, in the / ENEID, 13: 132, 13: 141p. 267
Idomeneus, historian, on Pericles, 12: 46p. 268
Idris, Mohammed on, 45: 911p. 268
Idyllic Poetry, Wordsworth on, 39: 298–299p. 268
IF DOUGHTY DEEDS, 12: 531–532p. 268
Ignatius, and the lions, 15: 265; and T r a jan, 2: 312p. 268
Igneous Rocks, production of, 38: 393–394, 38: 395, 38: 418p. 268
Ignis, Fatuus, in FAUST, 19: 168–169; Mil ton on, 4: 276p. 268
Ignorance, Augustine, St., on, 7: 28; is bliss, 40: 450; Epictetus on, 2: 138–139 (l. 63); Hindu Krishna on, 45: 853–854, 45: 864, 45: 869; Hobbes on, 34: 373–374; karma depends on, 45: 625, 45: 661–662, 45: 667–668; Pascal on, 48: 113 (l. 327); Penn on, 1: 321; Socrates's three kinds of, 39: 11p. 268
Ignorance, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 126–127, 15: 146–151, 15: 164–165p. 268→ Inventory
Iguana, Vespucci on the, 43: 38 n.p. 268
I I PENSEROSO, 4: 34–38; Wordsworth on, 39: 299p. 268
Ilia, mother of Romulus and Remus, 13: 82p. 268
Iliad, Arnold on selections from the, 28: 71–72; Burke on heroes of the, 24: 126–127; Dryden on, 13: 14–15; editorial remarks on, 22: 3–4, 22: 6; Mill on the, 25: 12; Pascal on, 48: 208 (l. 628); Poe on, 28: 372; Thoreau on, 28: 413p. 268→ Inventory
Ilioneus, in the ^ ENEID, 13: 77, 13: 91–93, 13: 94, 13: 246–247, 13: 312p. 268
I ' L LAY E C A ' IN BY YON TOWN, 6: 518p. 268
I ' L L GO AND BE A SODGER, 6: 36p. 268
I ' L L MEET THEE ON THE LEAR I G, 6: 443p. 268
Illumination, cause of, from flame, 106 - n, 30: 157p. 268
Ill-will, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 291p. 268→ Inventory
Illyrians, the modern Albanians, 28: 264p. 268
Ilus, son of Mermerus, 22: 16; in Hades, 13: 229p. 268
I ' M O ' E R YOUNG TO MARRY YET, 6: 295–296p. 268
Imagery, Burke on, 24: 51p. 268→ Inventory
Images, Calvin on, 39: 36–37; Jamblichus on, 5: 166–167; Pascal on, 48: 325–326; not allowed in Utopia, 36: 233p. 268→ Inventory
Imagination, Bagehot on the, 28: 177–178; Berkeley on, 37: 256, 37: 268; Burke on, 8-y, 24: 16–22; Descartes on train of, 34: 318–322; Emerson on, 5: 173, 5: 308–309; fancy and, 39: 301; Hobbes on, 34: 313–318; Hume on, 37: 299, 37: 300, 37: 324–325, 37: 417; Kant on, 32: 345; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 245 (l. 17), 2: 247 (l. 29); Mill on, 25: 96; Pascal on, 48: 35–39; reason and, 27: 351, 27: 353; Renan on, 32: 143, 32: 182; Schiller on, 32: 290; Shelley on, 27: 329; Wordsworth on, 39: 301–309, 39: 332p. 268→ Inventory
IMAGINATION, REALITIES OF, 27: 289–295p. 268
Imitation, Bacon on, 3: 29; Burke on passion of, 24: 43–44; Coleridge on, 27: 257; Emerson on, 5: 38–39, 5: 60, 5: 79; fable of, 17: 43; Hobbes on, 34: 364; Jonson on, 27: 56; in nature, 11: 224–225, 11: 445–446; pleasure and pain from, 39: 223; power of, among savages, 29: 211p. 268→ Inventory
IMITATION OF CHRIST, 7: 201–364, 7: 200; 7: 1, 7: 30p. 268
Immanuel's Land, 15: 58–59, 15: 122–123p. 268
Immaterialism, advantages of, 37: 279–280; possible objections to, 37: 281–282p. 268→ Inventory
Immodesty, Epictetus on, 2: 124 (l. 23), 2: 164 (l. 130)p. 268
Immorality, commentaries on, 39: 173–174p. 268→ Inventory
Immortality, Arnold on unbelief in, 42: 1138–1139; Browne on, 3: 258 (l. 7), 3: 289–290, 3: 291; Browning on, 42: 1081; Buddha on question of, 45: 647–652, 45: 675–676; Burns on, 6: 316, 6: 373; Carlyle on, 5: 323; Cicero on, 9: 13, 9: 72–74; Dante on certainty of, 20: 314; Descartes on, 34: 47–48; Egyptian belief in, 33: 62; Emerson on, 5: 237, 5: 293, 5: 304; Franklin on, 1: 77, 1: 90; Hindu idea of, 45: 791–792; Hume on, 37: 399–400; Lessing on belief in, 32: 189–192, 32: 195, 32: 197–198, 32: 200; Marcus Aurelius on possibility of, 2: 215 (l. 21), 2: 249 (l. 50); More on, 36: 196–197, 36: 227; Omar Khayyam on, 41: 952, 41: 955–956; Pascal on question of, 48: 70–71, 48: 80 (l. 218-20); Paul, St., on, 45: 511 (l. 12-55); Penn on, 1: 362 (l. 487-502); Rousseau on, 34: 262–265; Shelley on, 41: 861; Socrates on, 2: 29, 2: 59–63, 2: 68–73, 2: 78–81, 2: 84–103; Voltaire on, 34: 105–106; Xenophon on, 9: 73–74p. 268→ Great Idea
IMMORTALITY, ODE ON INTIMATIONS OF, 12: 595–600p. 268→ Great Idea
Impact, heat produced by, 30: 196–197; mechanical effects of inelastic, 30: 196–197p. 269→ Inventory
Impartiality, Penn on, 1: 355–356p. 269→ Inventory
Impeachments, in United States, 43: 181 (l. 5), 43: 89 (l. 4)p. 269→ Inventory
Imperatives, defined, 32: 324; hypothetical and categorical, 32: 325; of skill, prudence, and morality, 32: 325–349; possibility of categorical, 32: 363–365, 32: 371, 32: 373p. 269→ Inventory
Imperfection, Pope on, 40: 409, 40: 410, 40: 412, 40: 414p. 269
Impetuosity, Machiavelli on, 36: 82p. 269→ Inventory
Implacable, M r., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 100p. 269
Importation, of instruments and materials encouraged, 10: 405–410; restraints on, 10: 330, 10: 332–352, 10: 353–370, 10: 424p. 269→ Inventory
Impossibilities, Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 228 (l. 17)p. 269
Impostors, in Dante's HELL, 20: 123–126p. 269→ Inventory
Imposts, under U. S. Constitution, 43: 184 (l. 1), 43: 186 (l. 2)p. 269→ Inventory
Impressions, of childhood, 48: 38; defined by Hume, 37: 300; the basis of ideas, 37: 301–302, 37: 336–337, 37: 349–350p. 269→ Inventory
Imprisonment, Pascal on, 48: 53–54p. 269
Improvement, Goethe on spirit of, 19: 354, 19: 356, 19: 367; Penn on, 1: 343 (l. 227-32); Rousseau on faculty of, 34: 175–176; Woolman on, 1: 214p. 269→ Inventory
Impudence, defined by Hobbes, 34: 342p. 269→ Inventory
Impulses, Mill on, 25: 254p. 269→ Inventory
Imran's Family, chapter of, 45: 949–966p. 269
In Ccena Domini, papal bull, 36: 292 n.p. 269
Ina, and Peter's Pence, 34: 89p. 269
Inachus, river-god, 8: 76, 8: 189 n.p. 269
Incas Bridge, in the Andes, 29: 338p. 269
Incarnation, Pascal on the, 48: 170 (l. 526)p. 269→ Inventory
Incivility, Locke on, 37: 119–123p. 269→ Inventory
Inclination(s), of children, 37: 56–58, 37: 83–85, 37: 87–88, 37: 90–91; Goethe on following, 39: 264–265; defined by Kant, 32: 325 n.; distinguished from propensities, 32: 336 n.p. 269
Incomprehensible Truths, Pascal on, 48: 140, 48: 431–432p. 269
Inconsiderate, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 296p. 269
Inconsiderate, Mrs., in PILGRIM ' S PRO G RESS, 15: 187p. 269
Inconsistency, Emerson on, 5: 61, 5: 65–66; Lowell on, 28: 441; see Con sistencyp. 269
Inconstancy, Pascal on, 47 ( no), 48: 48 (l. 112)p. 269→ Inventory
INCONSTANCY IN LOVE, 6: 502p. 269
Incontinence, in Dante's HELL, 20: 21–24; in PURGATORY, 20: 249–250p. 269
Incorporatio, defined, 36: 283–284p. 269
Increase, of organic beings, 11: 73–76; checks to, 11: 76–79p. 269→ Inventory
Incredulity, Heraclitus on, 12: 183p. 269
Incrustations, Darwin on, 29: 18–19p. 269→ Inventory
Incubators, in Utopia, 36: 173p. 269
Incubus, invoked by Faust, 19: 56p. 269→ Inventory
Incurables, in Utopia, 36: 209p. 269
Independence, Emerson on, 5: 64, 5: 65, 5: 67, 5: 68, 5: 73–74; of heroism, 5: 130; verses on, by Burns, 6: 307p. 269
INDEPENDENCE, INSCRIPTION FOR ALTAR O F, 6: 526p. 269
INDEPENDENCE AND RESOLUTION, 41: 658–662p. 269
Independence of Circumstances, Epictetus on, 2: 121 (l. 14), 2: 123 (l. 19,20), 2: 126 (l. 25), 2: 127 (l. 31), 2: 130 (l. 38), 2: 133 (l. 49), 2: 168 (l. 141), 2: 169 (l. 144), 2: 170 (l. 145), 2: 171 (l. 148), 2: 172 (l. 151), 2: 180 (l. 187), 2: 180 (l. 188); Kempis on, 7: 213–214, 7: 240, 7: 243–244, 7: 295, 7: 322; Marcus A u relius on, 2: 201 (l. 7,9), 2: 208 (l. 6), 2: 211 (l. 16), 2: 212 (l. 3), 2: 222 (l. 2), 2: 228 (l. 18,19,20), 2: 230 (l. 29), 2: 231 (l. 35,36), 2: 234–235 (l. 16), 2: 245 (l. 16), 2: 247 (l. 29), 2: 250 (l. 55), 2: 252 (l. 67,68), 2: 258 (l. 32), 2: 259 (l. 35), 2: 260 (l. 41), 2: 261 (l. 45,47), 2: 262 (l. 51), 2: 268 (l. 13,15), 2: 271 (l. 31,32), 2: 279 (l. 13), 2: 282 (l. 32,33), 2: 288 (l. 11), 2: 294 (l. 1,2), 2: 295 (l. 3)p. 269
Index, of Roman Church, 3: 196p. 269
Indexing, Swift on, 27: 110–111p. 269→ Inventory
India, British rule in, 5: 469; cause of early civilization of, 10: 25–26; rates of interest in, 10: 96; under the mercantile company, 10: 74–75; religion, philosophy, and art of, 39: 430–431; shells as money in, 10: 28; wealth of, ancient, 10: 295p. 269
INDIAN AIR, LINES TO AN, 41: 828–829p. 269
Indian Mutiny, incident of, 42: 1183p. 269
Indian Summer, description of, 5: 223p. 269
Indians, Bacon on barbarism of, 3: 136; Chilian, 29: 280, 29: 283, 29: 302–304; civility of, 37: 126–127; Columbus on, 43: 22, 43: 23–24, 43: 25–26; under control of Con gress, 43: 163–164, 43: 184 (l. 3); drunkenness among, 43: 144; Eliot on Christianity among, 43: 138–146; fires, method of, mak ing, among, 1: 141–142; houses of ancient, 29: 360–361; medicines of, 35: 240; myths of, 17: 7; Norsemen and; Peruvian, 29: 362, 29: 371–372; poets of, 27: 8; religion of, 3: 43; 5: 276; 40: 410; rum among, 40: 1, 40: 115–116, 40: 258; on servants, 40: 304 (l. 268); S. A me r i can, 29: 71–72, 29: 75–76, 29: 79–80, 29: 107–108, 29: 174, 29: 361, 29: 374–375; Vespucci on, 43: 31–44; Woolman's visit to, 1: 255–270; see Skrellingsp. 269
Indictments, in U. S., 43: 194 (l. 5)p. 270
Indifference, Buddha on, 45: 598–599, 45: 658, 45: 712, 45: 728–729; Burke on, 24: 34; in Dante's HELL, 20: 14–15, 20: 219; Epictetus on, 2: 119 (l. 8), 2: 133 (l. 51); Hindu teaching of, 45: 791, 45: 796, 45: 811, 45: 855; Marcus Aurelius on, 202 ( n, 12), 2: 203 (l. 14), 2: 211 (l. 1), 2: 214 (l. 8,15), 2: 219 (l. 39), 2: 220 (l. 49), 2: 228 (l. 20), 2: 229 (l. 23), 2: 238 (l. 32), 2: 239 (l. 41), 2: 242 (l. 52), 2: 261 (l. 46), 2: 268 (l. 17), 2: 269 (l. 28), 2: 279 (l. 15), 2: 280 (l. 22,23), 2: 283 (l. 34), 2: 289 (l. 16); Pascal on, 48: 75–77, 48: 77 (l. 200), 48: 80 (l. 217); Penn on, 1: 357; Tennyson on, 42: 1020; Whitman on, 39: 394–395p. 270→ Inventory
Indignation, Drake on, 33: 129; Elipha z on, 44: 77 (l. 2) n.; defined by Hobbes, 34: 340; language of, 34: 344–345p. 270→ Inventory
Individual, Franklin on power of the, 1: 91; state and, 2: 228 (l. 22), 2: 242 (l. 54); 5: 248p. 270→ Inventory
Individual Differences, Darwin on, 11: 55–58, 11: 87–99p. 270
Individuality, Channing on, 28: 333; Cicero on, 48: 121 n.; democracy and, 28: 466–467; Emerson on, 5: 22–23, 5: 114, 5: 11, 5: 18, 5: 128–129, 5: 186–187; Epictetus on, 2: 119 (l. 8), 2: 120 (l. 9); Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 220 (l. 49), 2: 222 (l. 3), 2: 245 (l. 15); Mazzini on, 32: 380; Mill on, 25: 157–158, 25: 203–209, 25: 250–289; Schiller on need of, 32: 223; see Selfreliancep. 270→ Inventory
Induction, Bacon on, 39: 133–134, 39: 136; Mill on, 25: 101p. 270→ Great Idea
Indulgence, Locke on, 37: 27–29, 37: 31–32p. 270→ Inventory
Indulgences, sale of, 36: 281 n.; 36: 287 n., 36: 299 n.; Dante on sale of, 20: 410 n.; Luther on, 36: 247p. 270→ Inventory
Industrial Problems, Smith on solution of, 10: 3–4p. 270
Industrial Schools, proposed by Ticknor, 28: 367p. 270
Industries, domestic, capital naturally seeks, 10: 332–335; infant, protection of, 10: 336–337p. 270→ Inventory
Industry, climate and, 34: 177–178; foodsupply in relation to, 10: 84–85; Franklin on, 1: 59, 1: 75–76, 1: 85, 1: 91; Franklin's rule of, 1: 79, 1: 80; Huxley on, 28: 222; paper money in relation to, 10: 234–235, 10: 247, 10: 250–252; Penn on, 10: 1, 10: 328, 10: 343; quantity of, on what dependent, 10: 233, 10: 262–263, 10: 332–333; wages in relation to, 10: 83p. 270→ Inventory
INEQUALITY, ON THE, AMONG MANKIND, 34: 165–228p. 270
Inequality, Emerson on, 5: 101; Hobbes on, 34: 408–409; immortality and, 32: 191; More on, 36: 167–168, 36: 236–237; Pascal on, 48: 125–126 (l. 380); Penn on, 1: 393 (l. 255-8); Pope on, 40: 431–432p. 270→ Inventory
Inertia, of matter, Hobbes on, 34: 313; Hume on, 37: 345–346 n.; Kelvin on, 30: 302p. 270→ Inventory
IN E S, FAIR, 41: 905–907p. 270
Inexperience, Hippocrates on, 38: 5p. 270
Infallibility, Pascal on, 48: 305 (l. 876), 48: 306 (l. 880)p. 270→ Inventory
Infancy, Augustine, St., on, 7: 9–11; Locke on impressions of, 37: 9, 37: 27, 37: 32–33; nonconformity of, 5: 61; Pope on, 40: 425; Wordsworth on, 12: 596–597p. 270
INFANT, ON AN, DYING AS SOON AS BORN, 41: 736–738p. 270
Infatuation, Buddha on, 45: 669; freedom from, 45: 670–671p. 270→ Inventory
INFERNO, Dante's, 20: 5–144p. 270
Infinite Divisibility, Hume on, 37: 413–414 n.p. 270
Infinities, in geometry, 34: 125–126; Hume on, 37: 413 n.p. 270→ Inventory
Infinity, artificial, 24: 62–63; Burke on, 24: 52–53, 24: 65; Burke on sublimity of, 24: 62–63; Hobbes on, 34: 321–322; Kelvin on, 30: 258; Pascal on, 48: 27–28, 48: 49–50 (l. 121), 48: 78 (l. 206), 48: 83 (l. 231-3), 48: 429–437p. 270→ Great Idea
Infusoria, in air of St. Jago, 29: 15; on surface of ocean, 29: 24–27p. 270
Inga, emperor of Guiana, 33: 321p. 270
Ingxvones, Tacitus on the, 33: 93p. 270
Ingcei, the One-eyed, 49: 205, 49: 210–214, 49: 215–216, 49: 217–246p. 271
Ingeld, and Freawaru, 49: 60 n., 49: 61 n.p. 271
Ingenhousz, Dr., 38: 172p. 271
Ingenuity, Penn on, 1: 343 (l. 229)p. 271→ Inventory
Ingenuousness, Locke on, 37: 114p. 271
Ingolf, the Norseman, 43: 5p. 271
Ingratitude, Cervantes on, 14: 184; Hobbes on, 34: 407; Shakespeare on, 40: 268; Shakespeare on, of children, 46: 237–238, 46: 268; Sheridan on, 18: 169p. 271→ Inventory
Inheritance, Bacon on riches by, 3: 88, 3: 90; Burke on principle of, 24: 172; Emerson on, 5: 49, 5: 241; freedom of, in BODY OF LIBERTIES, 43: 68 (l. 10); in Massachusetts, 43: 77 (l. 81), 43: 78 (l. 82); Mill on, 25: 143–144; Mohammedan laws of, 45: 968–970, 45: 971, 45: 984; Pascal on, 48: 378–379; see Heredityp. 271→ Inventory
Inheritance Taxes, Smith on, 10: 506, 10: 508p. 271
Injuries, Browne on, 3: 319–320; Epictetus on repaying, 2: 153; Franklin on resenting, 1: 79; Hobbes on, 34: 372, 34: 393; Machiavelli on, 36: 10; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 229 (l. 25), 2: 236 (l. 20), 2: 289 (l. 18); Penn's maxim on, 1: 348 (l. 298); Socrates on, 2: 37–38p. 271→ Inventory
Injustice, Hobbes on, 34: 393, 34: 401–406, 34: 409–410; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 264 (l. 1); Pascal on, 48: 79 (l. 214), 48: 151 (l. 454); Socrates on, 2: 38p. 271→ Inventory
Innate Ideas, Hume on, 37: 303 n.; Voltaire on, 34: 104–105p. 271
Inner Life, admonitions concerning the, 7: 238–257p. 271
Inner Light, Kempis on the, 7: 258; Woolman on, 1: 174, 1: 175–176, 1: 194, 1: 214, 1: 224, 1: 248–249p. 271
INNER VISION, THE, 41: 672–673p. 271
Innis, anecdote of, 1: 152–153p. 271
INNKEEPER, NICKNAMED " THE MARQUIS, " vip. 271
Innocence, Goethe on, 19: 135; Marvell on, 40: 377; Sheridan on consciousness of, 18: 165–166; virtue and, 1: 358 (l. 443-4)p. 271→ Inventory
INNOCENCE, AUGURIES OF, 41: 586–590p. 271
Innocent vi, and King John, 35: 34p. 271
Innocent, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 201p. 271
Innocent, Mount, 15: 291p. 271
Innovation, Bacon on, 3: 61–62; Berkeley on, 37: 265; Burke on spirit of, 24: 171–172; Gallus on, 35: 315 n.; Machiavelli on, 36: 8, 36: 20–21; Penn on, 1: 343 (l. 230-1); reform contrasted with, 24: 391; Smith on, 27: 239; Washington on, 43: 240p. 271→ Inventory
Inns of the Court, 35: 379–380p. 271
Ino, in the BACCH *, 8: 399, 8: 421; in the ODYSSEY, 22: 76p. 271
Inoculation, Franklin on, 1: 96; extended by Pasteur, 38: 270; Voltaire on, 34: 93–97; Woolman on, 1: 237–238; see Vaccinationp. 271→ Inventory
Inquiry, Bacon on, 11: 1; Bacon's method of, 39: 132–140; 39: 143–146; Browne on, 3: 264–265; Burke on, 24: 7–9, 24: 46–48; Buddha on useless subjects of, 45: 647–652; Carlyle on, 25: 320, 25: 346; Channing on, 28: 325; Emerson on, 5: 20–21; Hobbes on ends of, 34: 346–347; 34: 374–375; judgment and fancy in, 34: 350–351; Hume on limits of, 37: 418–420; Kempis on, 7: 262 (l. 4), 7: 363 (l. 1,2), 7: 364 (l. 5); Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 209 (l. 11), 2: 232 (l. 3), 2: 243 (l. 4), 2: 284 (l. 37), 2: 300 (l. 29); Penn on, 1: 338, 1: 386 (l. 164); Plutarch on improper love of, 12: 35p. 271→ Inventory
Inquisition, censorship of press by the, 3: 193, 3: 196, 3: 198; Galileo and, 34: 111; in the Netherlands, 19: 257; Pascal on the, 48: 315p. 271→ Inventory
Inquisitiveness, of children, 37: 104–107; Horace on, 27: 32 n.p. 271→ Inventory
Insects, color of, 11: 139; flowers and, 11: 99–100, 11: 101–102, 11: 104–105; Harrison on, 35: 346–347; hearts in, 38: 85, 38: 86, 38: 130; imitation among, 11: 224–225, 11: 446–448; luminous, 11: 188, 11: 190; neuter and sterile, 11: 278–283; phosphorescent, 29: 38–39; respiration in, 38: 134–135; at sea, 29: 164–165; wings of, developed from tracheae, 11: 187p. 271→ Inventory
Insensibility, Pascal on, 48: 77 (l. 197-8)p. 271→ Inventory
INSENSIBILITY, HAPPY, 41: 875–876p. 271
Insight, Confucius on, 44: 38 (l. 6)p. 271→ Inventory
Insincerity, Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 204 (l. 16)p. 271→ Inventory
Inspiration, Emerson on, 5: 28–29, 5: 43, 5: 59, 5: 70; Epictetus on, 2: 134 (l. 53); Hobbes on, 34: 354; Pascal on, 48: 91 (l. 245); Plutarch on, 12: 177–178; Quaker doctrine of, 34: 70–71p. 271→ Inventory
Instaevones, Tacitus on the, 33: 93p. 271
INSTAURATIO MAGNA, PREFACES TO, 39: 116–142; editorial remarks on, 39: 3p. 271
Instigation, Mill on liberty of, 25: 250, 25: 295–297p. 272
Instinct, Burke on, 24: 406; Darwin on, 11: 251–284; Emerson on, 5: 69–70; of giant crab, 29: 466–467; Hume on, 37: 374; Pascal on, 48: 117 (l. 344); Pope on, 40: 413, 40: 424–425; Rousseau on, 34: 268–269 n.p. 272→ Inventory
INSTITUTES, DEDICATION OF CALVIN ' S, 39: 27–51p. 272
Institutions, Burke on sudden changes in, 24: 290; Emerson on, 5: 10, 5: 68, 5: 190p. 272→ Inventory
Institutions, Public, expense of, 10: 452–467p. 272
Instruction, Emerson on, 5: 237; Epictetus on need of, 2: 156 (l. 105); expense of public, 10: 463–464p. 272→ Inventory
Instructions, in Slough of Dispond, 15: 19–20p. 272→ Inventory
INSTRUMENT OF GOVERNMENT, THE, 43: 106–117p. 272
Instruments, Berkeley on, 37: 238–239; Smith on, 10: 218, 10: 405, 10: 422p. 272→ Inventory
Insurance, Smith on, 10: 110p. 272→ Inventory
Insurance Corporations, 10: 461–462p. 272
Insurrections, congressional control of, 43: 185 (l. 15)p. 272
INTEGER V IT ^ E, 40: 286–287p. 272
Integrity, Franklin on, 1: 87p. 272→ Inventory
Intellect, Archytas on, 9: 59; beauty and, 32: 266–267, 32: 272; Carlyle on unconsciousness of high, 25: 322; Channing on the, 28: 323, 28: 324, 28: 326; Emerson on the, 5: 135, 5: 190, 5: 281, 5: 282; good, marred and evil, 45: 869; Hobbes on, 34: 349–359; love and, 48: 415–416; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 213 (l. 4); as measure of organization, 11: 129–130; Pascal on, 48: 11, 48: 12 (l. 7), 48: 125 (l. 378), 48: 275; Rousseau on, 34: 245–247p. 272→ Inventory
Intellectual Growth, Emerson on, 5: 137–138p. 272
Intelligence, three scales of, 36: 75–76p. 272→ Inventory
Intemperance, taught to children, 37: 30; fruits of, 4: 331; Luther on, 36: 332–333; a tyranny, 46: 375; Woolman on, 1: 196–197; see Drunkennessp. 272→ Inventory
Intention(s), Kant on, 32: 305–313; Kempis on purity of, 7: 298 (l. 2); Locke on, 37: 103; James Mill on, 25: 35–36p. 272
Interbreeding, Darwin on close, 11: 103, 11: 134, 11: 304p. 272→ Inventory
INTERCOURSE, TRUTH OF, by Stevenson, 28: 277–284p. 272
Intercrossing, compared with change of conditions, 11: 303–304; importance of, 11: 53; necessity of, 11: 103–107; reciprocal, 11: 294–295; between species, 11: 285–305; species kept true by, 11: 109; varieties, how affected by, 11: 98–99, 11: 107–109p. 272→ Inventory
Interdicts, Luther on, 36: 269 n.p. 272
Interest (ethical), as source of errors, 48: 38–39; as basis of friendship, 9: 27; Hobbes on, 34: 269, 34: 374; Kant on, 32: 325 n., 32: 359 n., 32: 370 n.p. 272
Interest (monetary), defined, 10: 53; in Elizabethan England, 35: 299–300; unknown among ancient Germans, 33: 107; legal regulation of, 10: 284–285; Luther on, 36: 331–332; in early Massachusetts, 43: 70 (l. 23); Penn on, i> 337! price of land dependent on rate of, 10: 286; rates of, historically considered, 10: 91–92, 10: 96; rate of, on what dependent, 10: 280–282; rate of, affected by taxes on profits, 10: 504–505; rate of, due to insecurity, 10: 97–98; rate of, determines building rent, 10: 488; rates of, as index of profits, 10: 98; taxes on, 10: 496–497; see Usuryp. 272
Intermediate Varieties, absence of, 11: 169–175; l n geological formations, 332-4 °p. 272
Intermitting, Burke on, 24: 70–71, 24: 111–112p. 272→ Inventory
International Law, offences against, 43: 184 (l. 10)p. 272
International Relations, Washington on, 43: 243–248p. 272
Interpreter, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 32–41, 15: 202–212p. 272→ Inventory
Interruptions, Bacon on, 3: 63; Locke on, 37: 125, 37: 126p. 272→ Inventory
Interstate Commerce, 43: 184 (l. 3), 43: 185 (l. 6)p. 272
INTIMATIONS OF IMMORTALITY, 12: 595–600; Mill on, 25: 95p. 272
Intolerance, Mill on, 25: 37, 25: 226–228; in politics, Hamilton on, 43: 201p. 272
Introspection, Burke on value of xxivp. 272
Introversion, Emerson on, 5: 20p. 272
Intuition, Emerson on, 5: 59, 5: 62, 5: 69; Mill on doctrine of, 25: 168–169; Mill on knowledge by, 25: 141; Pascal on, 41 (95). 99-100, 48: 143 (l. 434)p. 272→ Inventory
Intuitive Mind, Pascal on the, 48: 9–12p. 272
Invective (s), Browne on religious, 3: 256; Hobbes on, 34: 350; Luther on, 36: 337; Swift on, 27: 115p. 272
Inventions, monopolies of, in BODY OF LIBERTIES, 43: 68 (l. 9); Emerson on, 5: 81; Franklin on patenting, 5: 1, 5: 112; Penn on, 5: 343 (l. 230-2); profits of, 10: 61–62; Voltaire on, 34: 100–101; Wool - man on, 1: 214–215p. 273→ Inventory
Inventors, honors for, Channing on, 28: 357–358; in New Atlantis, 3: 180–181p. 273→ Inventory
INVENTORY, THE, 6: 186–188p. 273
IN VERA R Y, THE BARD AT, 6: 272p. 273
INVEREY, in THE BARON OF BRACKLEY, 40: 119–121p. 273
Investigation, see Inquiryp. 273
Investitures, Luther on, 36: 294p. 273
Investments, Smith on imprudent, 10: 269p. 273
INVITATION, THE, by Shelley, 41: 843–844p. 273
INVITATION, APOLOGY FOR DECLINING AN, 6: 513p. 273
INVITATION, EXTEMPORE REPLY TO AN, 6: 460p. 273
INVITATION, VERSIFIED REPLY TO AN, 6: 201p. 273
INVOCATION, by Shelley, 41: 825–827p. 273
Inward Consolation, Kempis on, 7: 258–334p. 273
Io, in PROMETHEUS BOUND, 8: 187–198p. 273
Iodine, vapor of, 30: 43p. 273→ Inventory
Iolas, in the JENEID, 13: 379, 13: 409p. 273
Iole, Dante on, 20: 323; on Hercules, 5: 184p. 273
Ion, on Pericles, 12: 39p. 273→ Inventory
Ionian Sea, named from Io, 8: 197p. 273
Ionians, in Egypt, 33: 77–78, 33: 82p. 273
Iopas, in the JENEID, 13: 99p. 273
Iophon, son of Sophocles, 8: 208, 8: 303, 8: 441p. 273
Iphicles, th kine of, 22: 152p. 273
IPHIGENEIA, by Landor, 41: 903–904p. 273
Iphigenia, jEschylus on sacrifice of, 8: 15–16; Dante on, 20: 303; Landor on, 41: 903–904; Lucretius on, 3: 14; Ruskin on, 28: 142p. 273
Iphimedeia, in Hades, 22: 152p. 273
Iphitus, son of Eurytus, 22: 284–285; in sack of Troy, in, 13: 115p. 273
Iquique, town of, 29: 365–367p. 273
Iras, Cleopatra and, 12: 368, 12: 387; in ALL FOR LOVE, 17: 39–40, 17: 72, 17: 75, 17: 89, 17: 90, 17: 102–104p. 273
Ireland, candle-eating in, 35: 354; Christianity in, 32: 170, 32: 171, 32: 172, 32: 173–181; Emerson on, 5: 341; epic literature of, 49: 198; Freeman on, 28: 258, 28: 266; Mill on, 25: 146, 25: 180–181; Newman on, 28: 50; poetry in, 27: 7–8, 27: 117–121; Renan on, 32: 137, 32: 140; woolen manufactures of, 10: 195–196p. 273
IRELAND, THE FAIR HILLS OF, 41: 921–922p. 273
Irenaeus, St., on early converts, 28: 37–38; Milton on, 3: 203p. 273
IRESON'S RIDE, 42: 1357–1360p. 273
Iris, Juno and, 13: 46, 13: 177; Milton on, 4: 46, 4: 71, 4: 325; in THE TEMPEST, 46: 445–447, 46: 448p. 273→ Inventory
Irish, cold baths among the, 37: 13; Thackeray on the, 28: 16; see Celtic Racesp. 273
Irish Channel, tides in, 30: 288p. 273
IRISH EMIGRANT, LAMENT OF THE, 41: 919–920p. 273
Irish Rebel, story of the, 3: 98–99p. 273
Iron, beginnings of use of, 34: 206; More on, 36: 191; combustion of, in oxygen, 30: 138; action of, on water, 30: 120–122p. 273→ Inventory
Iron Brigade, at Gettysburg, 43: 326 n., 43: 330, 43: 331p. 273
IRON HENRY, tale of, 17: 47–50p. 273
IROQUOIS INDIANS, TREATY WITH, 43: 229–232p. 273
Irresolution, Hobbes on, 34: 366–372p. 273→ Inventory
Irrevocable Laws, fallacy of, 27: 229–235p. 273
Irus, the beggar, Ulysses and, 22: 245–248p. 273
Irving, Edward, Carlyle and, 25: 315p. 273
Isaac, son of Abraham, 44: 436 (l. 8); Augustine, St., on, 7: 187; M o ham med on, 45: 910; Pascal on, 48: 201p. 273
Isabella, Queen, of Castile, on forms, 3: 125; Raleigh on, 39: 85, 39: 86p. 273
Isabella, Queen of Edward ii, her griefs, 46: 15, 46: 21–22; sues for Gaveston's recall, 46: 21–25; reconciled to king, 46: 26–27; at Gaveston's return, 46: 31–34, 46: 38; in Tynemouth, 46: 40–42; sent to France, 46: 49, 46: 55, 46: 56–59; return with Mortimer, 46: 61–64; Edward on, 46: 69, 46: 71, 46: 72; her triumph with Mortimer, 46: 73; her part in king's death, 46: 74–75; with Prince Edward, 46: 76–82; at death of Kent, 46: 82; accused of king's murder, 46: 87; committed to Tower, 46: 88–89p. 273
Isaeus, Demosthenes and, 12: 194; Pliny on, 9: 213–214p. 273
Isaiah, Augustine, St., on, 7: 145; Burns on, 6: 138; prophecy of Eucharist, 48: 349; murder of xlv, 48: 914 n.p. 273
Isauricus, Servilius, 12: 295p. 274
Iscantinaro, Cesare, 31: 206–207p. 274
Iselastic Games, 9: 415 n.p. 274
Iseult, Renan onp. 274
Ishmael, 42: 1310; Mohammed onp. 274
Isidore, Archbishop of Seville, 20: 329 n.p. 274
Isis, the Egyptian Demeter, 33: 79; Herodotus on, 33: 26, 33: 34; temple of, at Memphis, 33: 87; Milton on, 4: 14, 4: 100; as Suevian goddess, 33: 97–98p. 274
Islam, 45: 951, 45: 956; see M o ham medanismp. 274
Islands, species of oceanic, 11: 413–425p. 274→ Inventory
Isle of France, Darwin on, 29: 486–489p. 274
ISLES OF GREECE, 41: 812–815p. 274
Ismael the Sophy, beauty of, 3: 106p. 274
Ismarus, in the JENEID, 13: 326p. 274
Ismene, in ANTIGONE, 8: 256–258, 8: 272–274; in Dante's Limbo, 20: 237; in QIDIPUS THE KING, 8: 253–254; ' N P H ^ DRA, 26: 148–151p. 274
Ismenias, Plutarch on, 12: 36p. 274
Isocrates, Demosthenes and, 12: 194; Logos Arepagiticos of, 3: 184, 3: 191; old age of, 9: 50; oration for son of Alcibiades, 12: 115; on oratory at feasts, 32: 55; school of, 3: 244; on teachers, 10: 136p. 274
Isodorus, C., slaves of, 9: 374 n.p. 274
Isolation, Cicero on, 9: 38; Emerson on, 5: 73, 5: 208; Kempis on need of, 7: 322–323; qualities of mind due to, 28: 171–172, 28: 186–187, 28: 190; species in regard to, 11: 109–110p. 274→ Inventory
Ister, Herodotus on the, 33: 22p. 274
IT WAS A ' FOR OUR RIGHTFU ' KING, 6: 491–492p. 274
Italian Classics, 32: 122p. 274
ITALIAN ESSAYS, 32: 377–396p. 274
Italian Language, change in, 39: 202; Milton on study of, 3: 242; Sidney on, 27: 50p. 274
Italian Literature, Arnold on, 28: 75; Taine on, 39: 436p. 274
Italicus, Silius, Pliny on, 9: 236–237p. 274
Italy, Alfieri on, 5: 331, 5: 346; two civilizations of, 39: 424; Dante on distractions of, 20: 168–169; Goethe on art of, 39: 259–260, 39: 265–266; Goldsmith on, 41: 522–524; Harrison on, 35: 223, 35: 311; named Hesperia of old, 13: 92, 13: 133; language as factor in reuniting, 28: 256–257; Louis XII in, 36: 13–15, 36: 24; Macaulay on mediaeval, 27: 366–376, 27: 382; Machiavelli on princes of, 36: 78–79; Machiavelli's plea for freedo m of, 36: 83–86; mercenaries in, 36: 43–44; papal power in, 36: 276–277; politics of, after Charles VIII, 27: 387–388; Renaissance in, 27: 1, 27: 23; Taine on mediaeval, 39: 424; Turner on travels in, 35: 378; Virgil on ancient, 3: 76p. 274
Ithaca, Homer on, 22: 61, 22: 115p. 274
Ithuriel, in PARADISE LOST, 4: 174–175p. 274
Itinerant Preachers, Franklin on, 1: 103; Penn on, 1: 359 (l. 461)p. 274
Itylus, and Philomela, 20: 213 n.; Homer on, 22: 270p. 274
ITYLUS, by Swinburne, 1201-3 lulus; see Ascaniusp. 274
Ivon, and Ivor, 49: 158, 49: 167, 49: 174p. 274
IVY GREEN, THE, 42: 1147–1148p. 274
Ixion, jEschylus on, 8: 140, 8: 151; Virgil on, 13: 228p. 274
Iwarawaqueri, the, 33: 354, 33: 356, 33: 358p. 274