LABELLED A ME SANS MERCI, 41: 893–895p. 283
Labdacus, father of Laius, 8: 216p. 283
Labienus, lieutenant of Caesar, 12: 279; death of, 12: 346; in eastern campaign, 12: 341, 12: 344; goes over to Pompey, 12: 293; story of, 12: 250p. 283
Labor, Burke on necessity of, 24: 108; capital and, 10: 6, 10: 67–68, 10: 212–213, 10: 333; Channing on value of, 28: 314–317; children sweeten, 3: 19–20; competition of, restraints on, 10: 121–132, 10: 137–146; competition of, un naturally increased, 10: 132–137; demand for; division of; division of, dwarfs the mind, 28: 316; ECCLESIASTES on vanity of, 44: 335 (l. 3), 44: 336 (l. 11), 44: 337 (l. 18-23); Emerson on, 5: 47–51, 5: 95–96, 5: 286; excessive, results of, 1: 197, 1: 251–253; 10: 84; 28: 315–316; exchange value of, 10: 48; free and slave, cost of, 10: 82; Hindu doctrine of, 45: 799–801, 45: 805–806, 45: 813; independent and wage, 10: 85–86; Luther on, 36: 314; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 207 (l. 5), 2: 222 (l. 1), 2: 238 (l. 33), 2: 268 (l. 12); More on condition of, 36: 180–183; original state of, 10: 66; Penn on, 1: 328; prices of, real and nominal, 10: 37–38; productive and unproductive, 10: 258–265; productive and unproductive in agricultural system, 10: 428–433; productive power of, 10: 9–26; products of, its natural recompense, 10: 66–67; real ends of, 5: 96; the real measure of value, 10: 34–35, 10: 37, 10: 40–41, 10: 50–51; real recompense of, 10: 79; as recreation, 37: 173–178; remuneration of; respect due to, 28: 356–357; rest and, 4: 170; skilled and common, 10: 103–104; talents of, fixed capital, 10: 219; Ten n y son on, 42: 994, 42: 995; Thoreau on value of, 28: 399; thought needed in, 28: 327–328; in Utopia, 36: 178–179, 36: 181–183, 36: 188–189; value of, how determined, 10: 35; value of, to the scholar, 5: 14–15; wages of; see Wages; see Division of Labor; see Wages; see Wagesp. 283→ Great Idea
LABORING CLASSES, ELEVATION OF THE, Channing's, 28: 307–367; editorial remarks on, 28: 1, 28: 37p. 284
LABOURER AND NIGHTINGALE, fable of, 17: 33–34p. 284
Labourers, combinations of, 10: 68–69p. 284→ Inventory
L a Bruyere, Burke on, 24: 365 n.; Hume on, 37: 291; on his Characters, 27: 162, 27: 163; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 130–131p. 284
Labyrinth, of Egypt, 33: 74–75p. 284
Lacedaemonians, hospitality of the, 2: 293 (l. 24)p. 284
Lacedzmonius, son of Cimon, 12: 65p. 284
Lacey, Father, Wood on, 5: 349p. 284
Lachares, and Antony, 12: 374p. 284
Lachesis, reference to, 20: 230 n.p. 284
LACK OF GOLD, 41: 532–533p. 284
Lactate of Lime, fermentation ofp. 284
Lactantius, Copernicus on, 39: 56; on doers, 39: 108–109; on following authorities, 39: 100; on Providence, 39: 101p. 284
Lacy, Sir Hugh, in SHOEMAKER ' S H O L I DAY, with Mayor, 47: 469–472; with Rowland, 47: 471–472; with Dodger, learns Rowland not in France, 47: 491–493, 47: 496; seeks nephew at Lord Mayor's, 47: 515–516; hears flight of Rose, 47: 516; with Firk, 47: 517–518; plans to stop wedding, 47: 519; mistakes Ralph for Rowland, 47: 524–526; learns of wedding, 47: 525–526; with the king, 47: 532–534p. 284
Lacy, Rowland, in SHOEMAKER ' S H O L I DAY, in love with Rose Oateley, 47: 469–470; his travels, 47: 470; appointed colonel, 47: 470–471; with Sir Hugh, 47: 471–472; delays departure for France, 47: 472; Ralph and, 47: 473–474; summoned by Dodger, 47: 475; Sybil on, 47: 477–478; as Dutch shoemaker, 47: 479; takes service with Eyre, 47: 481–483; the skipper and, 47: 487, 47: 490–491; plot discovered by uncle, 47: 492–493, 47: 496; with Margery, as Hans, 47: 497, 47: 498, 47: 499; with Eyre as sheriff, 47: 500–501; at Mayor's, as Hans, 47: 503–504; at Hodge's, 47: 509–510; goes to Rose with Sybil, 47: 510–511; with Rose, as Hans, 47: 513–515; flight with Rose, 47: 516; with Rose at Eyre's, 47: 520–521; marriage, 47: 526; pardoned by king, 47: 530–531; denounced by uncle, 47: 532–533; marriage confirmed, 47: 534; knighted, 47: 534; on the shoemakers, 47: 535p. 284
LAD THEY C A ' JUMPIN JOHN, 6: 302p. 284
LADDIE ' S DEAR SEL ', 6: 347–348p. 284
LADIES OF BAGHDAD, stories of the, 16: 55–66, 16: 100–112p. 284
Ladike, wife of Amasis, 33: 89p. 284
Ladislaus V, King, 36: 317p. 284
Lady, Ruskin on title of, 28: 157–158p. 284→ Inventory
LADY, T O A, WITH A GUITAR, 41: 848–850p. 284
LADY MARY AN N, 6: 435–436p. 284
LADY ON LIE, HONEST LUCKY, 6: 283p. 284
LADY OF SHALOTT, THE, 42: 967–971p. 284
LADY ' S POCKET ALMANAC, LINES IN A, 6: 459p. 284
Laelius, called the wise, 9: 10; in Cicero's FRIENDSHIP, 9: 9–10; in Cicero's OLD AGE, 9: 46; Scipio and, 9: 10, 9: 11–14, 9: 20, 9: 43; Sidney on, 27: 39p. 284
Laertes, in Hamlet, gets leave to go to France, 46: 101; farewell to Ophelia, 46: 107–109; and Polonius, 46: 109–110; Reynaldo sent to watch, 46: 121–123; return of, 46: 179–183; with king, plans vengeance on Hamlet, 46: 184–189; learns Ophelia's death, 46: 189–190; at Ophelia's funeral, 46: 196; Osric on, 46: 202–203; duel with Ham let, 46: 205–207; confesses and dies, 46: 208; not in original story, 46: 92p. 284
Laertes, in the ODYSSEY, 22: 14, 22: 149, 22: 209, 22: 218–219, 22: 325–330, 22: 333; Cowley on, 27: 67; Plutarch on, 12: 252 n.p. 284
Laertius, Diogenes, 3: 242 n.; M on taigne on, 32: 97p. 284
Laestrygons, and Ulysses, 22: 132–133p. 284
Lafayette, Burke on, 24: 418, 24: 420p. 284
L a Fontaine, Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 123, 32: 129–130, 32: 131p. 284
LAGGAN, LAIRD OF, EPIGRAM ON, 6: 467p. 284
Lagoon Islands, Darwin on, 29: 463–464, 29: 469–472; gradually formed from fringing-reefs, 29: 477–481p. 284
Lagus, death of, 13: 334p. 284
L a Harpe, Hugo on, 39: 363, 39: 366p. 284
Laing, Malcolm, on Macpherson, 39: 328p. 284
LAIRD O ' COCKPEN, 41: 563–564p. 284
LAIRD OF LAGGAN, EPIGRAM ON, 6: 467p. 284
Lais, daughter of Timandra, 12: 146p. 284
Laius, death of, 8: 212–213, 8: 230–231; QJdipus accused of killing, 8: 222–223; prophecy of death of, 8: 230–231p. 284
Lajeunesse, Basil, in EVANGELINE, 42: 1303; at Benedict's house, 42: 1306–1307, 42: 1308, 42: 1309; denounces the English, 42: 1312; in exile, 42: 1315–1316, 42: 1319; as herdsman, 42: 1325–1328; with Evangeline, 42: 1329, 42: 1330–1332p. 284
Lajeunesse, Gabriel, lover of Evangeline, 42: 1303–1304; at feast of betrothal, 42: 1311; on day of expulsion, 42: 1315; his wanderings in exile, 42: 1319, 42: 1321, 42: 1323, 42: 1325–1326, 42: 1328–1329, 42: 1330, 42: 1332, 42: 1333; found by Evangeline in plague, 42: 1336–1337p. 285
Lake, Dr., Walton on, 15: 407p. 285
Lake-dwellers, domestic plants and animals of, 11: 32p. 285→ Inventory
L ' ALL E GR O, 4: 30–34; Bagehot on, 28: 180; an idyllic poem, 39: 299p. 285
Lalli, Gianstefano, 31: 421 n.p. 285
Lally, letter on October Sixth, 24: 210–211 n.p. 285
Lamachus, general in Sicilian expedition, 12: 121, 12: 124, 12: 126p. 285
Lamachus, the Myrinaean, 12: 197p. 285
Lamarck, on adaptive resemblances, 11: 443; on blind animals, 29: 59; on evolution, 11: 6; on innate tendency to perfection, 11: 130; objection to his theory of inherited habit, 11: 283; on origin of species, 11: 10p. 285
Lamartine, Taine on, 39: 411p. 285
Lamb, Charles, Hazlitt on, 27: 267; in Hazlitt's discussion, 27: 267–281; on imagination, 39: 306 n.; life and writings, 27: 298; poems by, 41: 735–738; ON TRAGEDIES OF SHAKESPEARE, 27: 299–316p. 285
LAMB AND WOLF, fable of, 17: 11p. 285
Lambert, Hugo on, 39: 379p. 285
Lambertaccio, 20: 202 n.p. 285
Lamberti, Mosca de'; see Ubertip. 285
Lambwell, Sir David, 40: 99p. 285
Lamech, Pascal on, 48: 201p. 285
LAMENT, A, by Shelley, 41: 842p. 285
LAMENT, THE, by Burns, 6: 195–197p. 285
LAMENT FOR JAMES, EARL OF GLENCAIRN, 6: 400–402p. 285
LAMENT OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS, 6: 396–397p. 285
LAMENT, BURLESQUE, FOR WILLIAM CREECH, 6: 267–269p. 285
Lamentone, II, 31: 150–151, 31: 152–153p. 285
Lamias, in story of WILD SWANS, 17: 277p. 285→ Inventory
Lamp e do, queen of Amazons, 33: 327p. 285
Lampetie, the nymph, 22: 165, 22: 171p. 285
Lampon, the diviner, 12: 40p. 285
Lamp us, steed of the sun, 22: 316p. 285
Lancaster, in EDWARD THE SECOND, his opposition to Gaveston, 46: 9–12, 46: 13–16; in exiling of Gaveston, 46: 16–18; consents to his return, 46: 22–26; on Gaveston's return, 46: 31–34; quarrel with king, 46: 35–38; in attack on Tynemouth, 46: 40–42; at capture of Gaveston, 46: 43–44; in battle, 46: 53; capture and death, 46: 54–55p. 285
Lancaster, Capt., explanation of story of, 29: 106–107p. 285
Lancaster, Duke of, in Tyler's Rebellion, 35: 67p. 285
Lancelet, simplicity of the, 11: 131p. 285→ Inventory
Lancelot, Sir, the best knight next to Galahad, in; Bors and, 35: 213; at castle of the Grail, 35: 199–203; at chapel of the dead man, 35: 147–149; Chaucer on story of, 40: 45; departure on quest of Grail, 35: 114, 35: 115–116; Ector's vision of, 35: 157, 35: 161; at the forest chapel, 35: 129; Galahad's father, 35: 109–110, 35: 115, 35: 152; Galahad and, 35: 106, 35: 128–129, 35: 198–199; G a - waine on, 35: 156; Guinevere and, 14: 92; 20: 24 n., 20: 352 n.; 35: 132–133; 42: 1185–1188, 42: 1191–1193; at the hermitage, 35: 132–134; horse of, smitten, 35: 155; loses horse and arms, 35: 131; Lady of Shalott and, 42: 969–970, 42: 971; lineage of, 35: 117, 35: 151; the marvelous sword and, 35: 107; Mellyagraunce and, 42: 1189–1190; Nacien on, 35: 162; Renan on, 32: 163; returns home, 35: 204; robber knight and, 35: 150–151; the Siege Perilous and, 35: 107; sorrow of, 35: 131–132; sword of, 39: 21; at the tourney, 35: 112; vision of, 35: 150–152; white knights and, 35: 153–155p. 285
Land, building of the, 30: 239–246; elevation and subsidence of; final source of all capital, 10: 221–222; has existed in all ages, 38: 401; improvements in, constitute fixed capital, 10: 219; Lowell on ownership of, 28: 469; made of river silt, 33: 9, 33: 11, 33: 12; materials of, 30: 328–335; price of, dependent on rate of interest, 10: 285–286; price of, and usury, 3: 102, 3: 103–104; produce of, source of capital, 10: 221; as property, effect on wages, 10: 67; rent of; returns of, greater than labor, 10: 150; Rousseau on property in, 34: 198; Ruskin on ownership of, 28: 132; taxes on, proportioned to produce, x. 486-8; proportioned to rent, 28: 479–486; taxes on transfer of, 28: 505–508; see Elevation, Subsidence; see Rentp. 285→ Inventory
LAND O' THE LEAL, 41: 560p. 286
Landas, John of, at Poitiers, 35: 37, 35: 39, 35: 46, 35: 47, 35: 48p. 286
Landenberg, Berenger von, 26: 396 n.; Henry of Halden and, 26: 398; flight of, 26: 476p. 286
Landi, Antonio, 31: 352–353, 31: 361p. 286
Land i, Pierro di Giovanni, 31: 32, 31: 84, 31: 87, 31: 171p. 286
Landino, on poets, 27: 51p. 286
Landlord, in MINNA VON BARNHELM, 26: 299–303, 26: 315–321, 26: 321–323, 26: 324, 26: 330–333, 26: 365p. 286→ Inventory
Landlords, interest of, 10: 208p. 286→ Inventory
Landor, Walter Savage, Emerson on, 5: 317–318; poems by, 41: 898–805p. 286
Landresy, Francis I at, 38: 17p. 286
Landscape Gardens, poetic sentiment in, 28: 377p. 286
Lane, Edw. William, translator o fAR A B I AN NIGHTS, 16: 4p. 286
Lane-Poole, Stanley, reviser of ARABIAN NIGHTS, 16: 4p. 286
Lane, Ralph, governor of Virginia, 33: 257–258p. 286
Lang, A., translator of Homer; LINES ON THE ODYSSEY by, 22: 7; SONNET ON HOMER, 22: 335p. 286
Lang land, Bishop of Lincoln, 36: 102p. 286
Langley, Samuel Pierpont, on heat from the moon, 30: 259–260; on radiant heat, 30: 260p. 286
Langobards, Tacitus on the, 33: 115p. 286
Language, anomalies and absurdities of, 39: 183; Augustine, St., on acquisition of, 7: 11–12; command of, its importance, 28: 278–279; custom and, 39: 169 n.; Emerson on, 5: 171; Hobbes on, 34: 322–330; Johnson on uses of, 39: 186; a means, not an end, 3: 234; natural, 39: 215–216; Pascal on, 48: 313 (l. 912); Pascal's rules of, 48: 16–17, 48: 21–23; of the passions, 34: 345; poets the authors of, 27: 331–332; race test, 28: 235–245, 28: 252–272; Rousseau on origin of, 34: 179–185, 34: 201, 34: 203; Shelley on use of familiar, 18: 278; Stevenson on, 28: 278–280; superiority of, 27: 333; in various civilizations, 39: 419, 39: 420–421; see Wordsp. 286→ Great Idea
LANGUAGE, AND RACE, 28: 227–273p. 286→ Great Idea
Languages, classification of, 11: 440; continual change of, 39: 201–204; dead, study of, 5: 256–257; Descartes on study of ancient, 34: 7; Franklin on study of, 1: 95–96; Hugo on change in, 39: 374–375; Huxley on study of, 28: 220–221; Locke on study of, 37: 136–153, 37: 162–163, 37: 167–169, 37: 179–180; Milton on study of, 3: 236–237; Montaigne on study of, 32: 65–66; Pascal on, 48: 21 (l. 45); Penn on teaching, 1: 322–323; Taine on, 39: 411p. 286→ Inventory
Langue d'oc and d'oil, 28: 75p. 286
Lang u c t, Hubert, and Philip Sidney, 27: 3p. 286
Lanier, Sidney, poems by, 42: 1390–1401p. 286
Lankester, E. Ray, on homogeneity, 11: 456–457; on longevity, 11: 210p. 286
Lannoy, reference to, 47: 804p. 286
Laocoon, death of, 13: 107; statue of, 31: 318; the Trojan horse and, 13: 101–102p. 286
Laodamas, in the ODYSSEY, 22: 94, 22: 102, 22: 103, 22: 108p. 286
Laodamia, and Evadne, 13: 222p. 286
LAODAMIA, 41: 662–667; Emerson on, 5: 122p. 286
Laodiceans, Bacon on, 3: 12p. 286
Laomedon, the Orchomenian, 12: 195; Emerson on, 5: 276p. 286
LAP - DOG, EPITAPH ON A, 6: 466p. 286
LAPDOG AND AS S, fable of, 17: 15p. 286
Laplace, on tides, 30: 284, 30: 288p. 286
LAPRAIK, J., EPISTLES TO, 6: 79–86, 6: 102–104p. 286
Lares, Hobbes on, 34: 380p. 286
Laris, and Thy m b r us, 13: 335p. 286
Lark, Milton on the, 4: 31, 4: 379p. 286
La Rochefoucauld, Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 130p. 286
Las Vargas, counsellor of Philip II, 19: 290p. 286
LASCELLES, CAPTAIN, LINES ON, 6: 487p. 286
LASS O' BALLOCHMYLE, 6: 220–221p. 286
LASS OF CESSNOCK BANKS, 6: 28–30p. 286
LASS OF ECCLEFECHAN, 6: 516p. 286
LASS THAT MADE THE BED TO ME, 6: 527–529p. 286
LASS WI ' A TOCHER, 6: 548p. 286
LASSIE WI ' THE LINT - WHITE LOCKS, 6: 505–506p. 286
LAST CONQUEROR, THE, 40: 350p. 286
LAST DUCHESS, THE, 42: 1074–1075p. 286
LAST INVOCATION, THE, 42: 1422p. 286
Last Judgment, a Celano on, 45: 551–553; Browne on the, 3: 296–298; Bunyan on, 15: 39, 15: 83–84; Dante on kings at, 20: 368–369; Emerson on doctrine of, 5: 85–86; Kempis on the, 7: 232–233, 7: 306–307; location of, belief concerning, 20: 40 n.; Milton on the, 4: 12, 4: 143–144, 4: 353; Mohammed on, 45: 880, 45: 881–882, 45: 886–897, 45: 900–901, 45: 912p. 287
LAST LEAF, THE, 42: 1366–1368p. 287
LAST LINES, 42: 1110–1111p. 287
LAST RIDE TOGETHER, THE, 42: 1070–1073p. 287
LAST ROSE OF SUMMER, 41: 818p. 287
Last Supper, 44: 410–411 (l. 14-37); Pascal on, 48: 180 (l. 554)p. 287
LAST TIME I CAME O ' E R THE MOOR, 6: 461–462p. 287
LAST WISH, THE, 42: 1119p. 287
LAST WORD, THE, 42: 1139–1140p. 287
Latagus, death of, 13: 345p. 287
Lateran, the, given to Sylvester, 20: 80 n.p. 287
Latimer, and Henry VIII, 5: 376p. 287
Latin, Augustine, St., on study of, 7: 15–18; Carlyle on, 25: 365; Emerson on study of, 5: 257; Franklin on study of, 1: 95–96; Huxley on study of, 28: 213–220; Locke on study of, 37: 68, 37: 77, 37: 127, 37: 136–153, 37: 157, 37: 162–163, 37: 167–169; Mill on study of, 25: 24; Milton on way to study, 3: 239–241; Montaigne on study of, 32: 65–66; Penn on study of, '> 323 ( ' 5); wrong way to study, 3: 236–237p. 287
LATIN HYMNS, 45: 546–556p. 287
Latin Literature, More on, 36: 205; Taine on, 39: 436p. 287
Latin Philosophers, More on, 36: 137p. 287
Latini, Brunetto, Arnold on, 28: 75; in Dante's HELL, 20: 62–65p. 287
Latinus, in the JENEID, 13: 241–243, 13: 245–248, 13: 359, 13: 366–368, 13: 390–391, 13: 395–397; in Dante's Limbo, 20: 20; Dryden on, 13: 20–21p. 287
Latinus, Titus, dream of, 12: 169p. 287
Latitudinarian, Penn's, 1: 393p. 287
Latmian Shepherd, Endymion called, 40: 244p. 287
Latona, and the frogs, 4: 80; references to, 13: 91; 20: 229p. 287
Laud, and George Herbert, 15: 394; and the Star Chamber, 3: 184p. 287→ Inventory
Laudatory Personalities, Bentham on, 27: 235–236p. 287
Lauderdale, Earl of, and Burke, 24: 380; translator of Virgil, 13: 66–67p. 287
Laughter, ECCLESIASTES on, 44: 336 (l. 2); Epictetus on, (165); Hobbes on, 34: 342p. 287→ Inventory
Launcelot, see Lancelotp. 287
Laurence, the martyr, 7: 248 (l. 2); Dante on, 20: 299p. 287
Laurentia, honors of, 9: 179p. 287
Laurentius, Andreas, 38: 73; on the heart, 38: 75p. 287
Lausus, in the / ENEID, 13: 261, 13: 336, 13: 346, 13: 349–350p. 287
Lautizio, 31: 47, 31: 259p. 287
Laval, M. de, 38: 13, 38: 15; 48: 347 n.p. 287
Laval, Pyrard de, on atolls, 29: 469p. 287
Lavinia, in the / ENEID, 13: 241, 13: 248, 13: 391; in Dante's Limbo, 20: 20p. 287
Law ( s), Bentham on opposition to reform of, 27: 225–251; correction the purpose of, 2: 150 (l. 88); defined in Hindoo Scriptures, 5: 284; Goethe on human, 19: 80; highest, is welfare of people, 3: 133; Hume on foundation of, 37: 365; inadequacy of, and revenge, 3: 15; the intention of law giver is the, 43: 314; Jones, Sir Wil liam, on, 41: 579; language of the, how corrupted, 10: 452; Locke on study of, 37: 158; Luther on, 36: 323–324; Machiavelli on good, 36: 40; Marlowe on study of, 19: 207, 19: 209; Milton on study of, 3: 242; Montaigne on m u l tiplicity of, 48: 390–391; More on, 36: 212–213; More on antiquated, 36: 160, 36: 163; natural, superior to statutes, 5: 242, 5: 246; necessity of, to control officials, 27: 235; needless where not eluded, 34: 222; numerous, effect of, 35: 315; Pascal on, 48: 104–105; Pliny on spirit and letter of, 9: 252, 9: 272; Pope on origin of, 40: 429; Raleigh on, 40: 206; Rousseau on origin of, 34: 211–215; Ruskin on, 28: 133; Schiller on substitution of, for force, 32: 214–218; Smith on, and men, 27: 236–237; Socrates on obedience to, 2: 38–41; W in - throp on penal, 43: 91–105; see Government Interventionp. 287
Law, John Burke on, 24: 371p. 287→ Great Idea
LAWES, M R. H., T o, ON HIS AIRS, 4: 81p. 287
Lawgivers, great, 3: 130p. 287
Lawmakers, Winthrop on, 43: 98p. 287→ Inventory
Lawrence, St., on the Church, 255-p. 288
LAWRENCE, TO MR.p. 288
Lawsuits, Confucius on, 44: 39 (l. 13); St. Paul on, 45: 497 (l. 1-7)p. 288→ Inventory
Lawyer, Chaucer's, 40: 19–20p. 288
Lawyers, excluded from Utopia, 36: 212; Franklin on, 1: 15; Jesus on, 44: 386 (l. 45-52); judges and, 3: 130–132; Milton on mercenary, 3: 250; remuneration of; Sidney on, 27: 16; see Professionsp. 288→ Inventory
Laxness, Confucius on, 44: 18 (l. 1)p. 288→ Inventory
Lay, nautical term, 23: 28 n.p. 288
LAY THY LO OF IN MINE, LASS, 6: 550p. 288
Lazarus, 44: 397 (l. 20-5); Browne on, 3: 273; Dives and, 15: 35; the Jews and, 7: 298 (l. 2); Pascal on, 48: 218–219 (l. 658), 48: 264–265 (l. 754)p. 288
Laziness, Locke on, 37: 107–110, 37: 177–178p. 288→ Inventory
Lazo, Darwin on the, 29: 52p. 288
Lazzaretto, in Milan plague, 21: 578–581p. 288
Lead Pyrophorus, 30: 56 n.; combustion of, 30: 161, 30: 168–169; how made, 30: 168 n.p. 288
LEADER, THE LOST, 42: 1067–1068p. 288
Leaders, developed by disaster, 19: 374; of sedition, 3: 41p. 288
Leagues, More on, 36: 214–215p. 288→ Inventory
Leah, type of active life, 20: 256 n.p. 288
Leander, reference to, 20: 260p. 288
Leandra, in the goatherd's story, 14: 500–504p. 288
LEAR, KING, TRAGEDY OF, 46: 215–317; editorial remarks on, 46: 214; Ruskin on, 28: 137; Shelley on, 18: 276, 18: 358; stage representations of, 310 - np. 288
Lear, in KING LEAR, divides kingdom between daughters, 46: 216–218; disowns Cordelia, 46: 218–219; resigns power, 46: 219; quarrel with Kent, 46: 219–220; with France and Burgundy, 46: 221–223; coldly treated by Goneril, 46: 229–230, 46: 232; with Kent in disguise, 46: 230–231; with Oswald, 46: 232–233; and the Fool, 46: 233–235; scene with Goneril, 46: 235–239; departure for Gloucester, 46: 240–241; arrival at Gloucester's, 46: 252–254; with Gloucester, 46: 254–255; w ' tr > Regan and Cornwall, 46: 255–257; refused hospitality by both daughters, 46: 258–261; goes out into storm, 46: 262–263; m the storm, 46: 264–266; at Edgar's hovel, 46: 267–272; his madness, 46: 274–276; warned to fly, 46: 276; conveyed to Dover, 46: 277; refuses to see Cordelia, 46: 288; in fields near Dover, mad, 46: 294–297; taken by Cordelia's messengers, 46: 297; awakening from sleep, with Cordelia, 46: 301–302; taken prisoner, 46: 306–307; ordered to be killed by Edmund, 46: 315; with body of Cordelia, 46: 315–316; with Kent, 46: 316; death, 46: 316–317p. 288→ Inventory
Lear, Bagehot on character of, 28: 192; editorial remarks on character of, 46: 214p. 288→ Inventory
Learchus, Dante on, 20: 123p. 288
Learning, and actions, 32: 59–60; arms compared with, 14: 374–379; Confucius on, 44: 5 (l. 1), 44: 6 (l. 14), 44: 26 (l. 13), 44: 48 (l. 25); end of, 3: 236; four ages of, 3: 140; Hume on, 37: 293–294; Locke on, 37: 72, 37: 77–78, 37: 127–152; Montaigne on, 32: 34; Sidney on object of, 27: 13–14; Tzu-hsia on, 44: 5 (l. 7), 44: 64 (l. 5,6); see Knowledgep. 288→ Inventory
Leaves of Grass, PREFACE TO, 39: 388–409; remarks on, 39: 3p. 288
Leblanc, Baptiste, 42: 1319p. 288
Leblanc, Rene, the notary in EVANGELINE, 42: 1307–1309, 42: 1334p. 288
Lechartier, M., 38: 305–306 n.p. 288
Lechery, the sin, in FAUSTUS, 19: 228p. 288→ Inventory
Lechery, Mr., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 188p. 288
Leda, mother of Castor and Pollux, 20: 402 n.; in Homer's Hades, 22: 152; and Jove, 40: 230p. 288
Lee, E., translator of Sainte-Beuve, 32: 103p. 288
Lee, Fitzhugh, at Gettysburg, 43: 343p. 288
Lee, Richard Henry, 43: 150 n.p. 288
Lee, Gen. Robert E., FAREWELL TO HIS ARMY, 43: 423; at Gettysburg, 43: 379, 43: 400; terms of surrender at A pp o m at tox, 43: 421–422p. 288
Legacy-taxes, 10: 506, 10: 508–509p. 288
Legal Language, corruption of, 10: 452p. 288
Legal Penalties, Winthrop on, 43: 90–100, 43: 101–102, 43: 104–105p. 288
Legal Pleading, Pliny on, 9: 204–209, 9: 226–227p. 288
Legal Tender, in England, 10: 43; in United States, 43: 186 (l. 10)p. 288
Legal Technicalities, More on, 36: 213p. 288
Legality, M r., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 23, 15: 27p. 288→ Inventory
Legislation, Burke on methods of, 24: 302–303; does not make the state, 5: 239–240; by experience and fiat, 34: 13; Lowell on, 28: 441; in Utopia, 36: 177–178p. 288→ Inventory
Legislative Commissions, Mill on, 25: 163–164p. 289
Legislative Powers, in United States, 43: 180–186p. 289
Legislators, Burke on qualities of, 24: 301–302; fame of, compared with poets, 27: 333p. 289→ Inventory
Leibnitz, Hazlitt on, 27: 277; Hobbes and, 34: 308; supposed inventor of fluxions, 34: 126; on theory of gravitation, 11: 498p. 289
Leicester, in EDWARD ii, 46: 66–67, 46: 68–73p. 289
Leicester, Earl of, on Chaucer, 39: 168, 39: 169p. 289
Leif the Lucky, his baptism, 43: 5; his expedition of discovery, 43: 8–11; Gudrid, and, 43: 13–14; his house in Vinland, 43: 14, 43: 17; Freydis and, 43: 19p. 289
Leiodes, and the bow of Ulysses, 22: 288; death of, 22: 304p. 289
Leisure, Milton on, 4: 35; Penn on, employment of, 1: 328; Rufus on, 2: 118p. 289
Leland, on copper mines, 35: 323; on England, 35: 231, 35: 233p. 289
Lelius, and Blosius, 32: 79p. 289
Lemnos, crime of, 8: 103p. 289
Lemovians, Tacitus on the, 33: 117p. 289
Lemur, Darwin on the flying, 11: 176–177p. 289
Lemures, mentioned, 4: 13 (l. 21)p. 289
Lending, Penn on, 1: 327 (l. 47)p. 289→ Inventory
Length, less striking than depth, 24: 61p. 289→ Inventory
Lennox, in MACBETH, in camp with Duncan, 46: 323; at Macbeth's, 46: 344–345, 46: 346; at the banquet, 46: 357–358, 46: 361; conversation with lord, 46: 363–365; with Macbeth, 46: 369–370; in war against Macbeth, 46: 383–384p. 289
LENORE, by Poe, 42: 1224–1225p. 289
Lent, Calvin on meat in, 39: 36; Herbert on, 15: 403p. 289→ Inventory
Lentulus Spinther, the consul, consulship of, 12: 246; letter to, 9: 118; property of, 9: 150; recall of, 9: 97, 9: 99p. 289
Lentulus Sura, the consul, Antony and, 12: 322, 12: 326; Caesar and, 12: 289, 12: 290; in Catiline conspiracy, 12: 231–233, 12: 269; Cicero on death of, 9: 159; executed, 12: 235p. 289
Leo X, Pope, 27: 390; Cellini and, 31: 13; Luther to, 36: 336–344; Machiavelli on, 36: 40p. 289
Leo, Valerius, and Caesarp. 289
Leocritus, in the ODYSSEY, 22: 27, 22: 303p. 289
Leolin, imprisonment ofp. 289
Leoline, Sir, see CHRISTABELp. 289
Leon, St., on God, 48: 352p. 289
Leon of Salamis, 2: 21; Socrates and, 2: 251–252 (l. 66)p. 289
Leonardo da Vinci, see Vincip. 289
Leonela, in story of CURIOUS - I M PERT I N E N T, 14: 325–345, 14: 351–353p. 289
Leoni, Leone, 31: 246 n.p. 289
Leosthenes, 213*p. 289
Leotychides, son of Alcibiades, 12: 128p. 289
Lepanto, battle of, 3: 79; Cervantes at, 14: 3; Cervantes on, 14: 385–386p. 289
Lepidotos, Herodotus on the, 33: 39p. 289
Lepidus, Catius, letter to, 9: 250–251p. 289
Lepidus, Marcus Æmilius, 12: 315, 12: 318; Africa allotted to, 12: 344; Antony and, 12: 334–335; Brutus and, 12: 331; Cicero on, 9: 67, 9: 177, 9: 179, 9: 180; consul with Caesar, 12: 329; death of, 32: 13; left in Rome by Caesar, 12: 326; put out of government, 12: 364–365; in the triumvirate, 12: 257, 12: 335–336p. 289
Leroux, Paul, his article on God, 5: 278p. 289
Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim, and Burke, 24: 28; EDUCATION OF THE HUMAN RACE, 32: 183–206; life and works, 26: 298; MINNA VON BARNHELM, 26: 299–375; Taine on, 39: 414p. 289
LESSON, A, 41: 614–615p. 289
LET ME IN THIS A E NIGHT, 6: 517p. 289
LET THERE BE LIGHT, 45: 572p. 289
LET US DRINK AND BE MERRY, 40: 364–365p. 289
Lethe, Dante on, 20: 61, 20: 261; Milton on, 4: 123–124p. 289
L^tiche, story of, 42: 1307p. 289
Leto, in Egyptian mythology, 33: 78–79; oracle of, 33: 42, 33: 78; Tityos and, 22: 159; worshipped in Egypt, 33: 34p. 289
Letters, Hobbes on invention of, 34: 322; invented by Prometheus, 8: 183p. 289→ Inventory
Letters, men of, why so called, 28: 102p. 289→ Inventory
Letters, Bacon on business, 3: 117; Goethe on, 39: 253; Locke on writing of, 37: 161; Pliny on unsatisfactoriness of, 9: 273; Stevenson on, 28: 280p. 289→ Inventory
LETTERS OF CICERO, 9: 81–181; remarks on, 9: 7, 9: 79–80p. 289
LETTERS OF PLINY, 9: 183–416; remarks on, 9: 185–186p. 289
LETTERS ON ^ ESTHETIC EDUCATION, Schiller, 32: 207–295p. 290
LETTERS ON THE ENGLISH, Voltaire's, 34: 65–159p. 290
LETTY ' S GLOBE, 41: 921p. 290
Leucaspis, in Hades, 13: 218p. 290
Leucippus, school of, 3: 42p. 290
Leucothea, Milton on, 4: 68, 4: 322; in the ODYSSEY, 22: 76p. 290
Leuthold, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 437–440, 26: 447, 26: 449p. 290
L eu we n h oe k, Voltaire on, 34: 126p. 290
LEVANA AND OUR LADIES OF SORROW, DeQuincey, 27: 319–325p. 290
Level, Lyell on changes of, 38: 406–409, 38: 411–412; see Elevation, Subsidencep. 290→ Inventory
Leveridge, M r., 43: 139p. 290
Levers, velocity and power in, 30: 183–184p. 290→ Inventory
LEVE T, D R. ROBERT, ON THE DEATH OF, 12: 503–504p. 290
Levi, and Jesus, 44: 367 (l. 27-9)p. 290
Leviathan, in BOOK OF JOB, 138-40 ( i - 34); Job's description of, Burke on, 24: 57; old Irish idea of, 49: 213; references to, 4: 93, 4: 237; 15: 133, 15: 134; 44: 235 (l. 14), 44: 274 (l. 26)p. 290→ Inventory
LEVIATHAN, FIRST PART OF, Hobbes'S, 34: 307–417p. 290
Levune, in EDWARD THE SECOND, 46: 49, 46: 55, 46: 60p. 290
Lexicographers, Johnson on, 39: 182p. 290→ Inventory
Lexington, battle of, 43: 156; Longfellow on battle of, 42: 1298p. 290
LEWARS, JESSIE, COMPLIMENTARY VERS I - C LEST O, 6: 550p. 290
LEWARS, JESSY, INSCRIPTION TO, 6: 552p. 290
Lewes, G. H., on Egyptian races, 11: 210p. 290
LEY, LADY MARGARET, TO THE, 4: 79p. 290
Li, son of Confucius, 44: 33 (l. 7)p. 290
Liandolo, Loderingo di, 20: 96 n.p. 290
Liar, M r., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 100p. 290→ Inventory
Liars, fable on, 17: 28p. 290→ Inventory
LIBATION - BEARERS, vEschylus', 8: 76–121; Voltaire on, 39: 364p. 290
LIBELLER ' S SELF - REPROOF, 6: 276p. 290
Libels, in Athens, 3: 193–194; in Rome, 3: 195; Franklin on, 1: 92–93p. 290→ Inventory
Liberality, in children, 37: 91, 37: 92; Hobbes on, 34: 341, 34: 371; Penn on, 1: 327; of princes, 36: 52–54; proverb on, 16: 202p. 290→ Inventory
Liberators, great, 3: 130p. 290
LIBERTIES, THE BODY OF, 43: 66–84p. 290
Liberty, art and, 32: 210–212; Burke on, 24: 148–149, 24: 197–200, 24: 375–376; Byron on, 41: 811; contentment and, 41: 522; duty of respecting others, 32: 340; Emerson on, 5: 245–246, 5: 249; extreme ideas of, 3: 21; Goldsmith on ills of, 12: 529–530; government and, 43: 201–202, 43: 240; Hamilton on jealousy of, 43: 201; history of doctrine of, 25: 158; Hume on religious, 37: 405; inequality not inconsistent wi''i, 4: 200; intellectual growth and, 28: 360; K em pis on, 7: 227 (l. 2), 7: 286, 7: 296 (l. 1); of labor, Smith on, 10: 124; licence and, 4: 80; love of, in children, 37: 57–58, 37: 85; Lovelace on, 40: 355–356; Milton on, 3: 189, 3: 221–227; ' v. 4. i ' 5 > 344; natural, Hobbes on, 34: 391–392; natural, Smith's theory of, 10: 3, 10: 251–252; necessity and, Hume on, 37: 351–370; Pascal on excessive, 48: 125 (l. 379); philosophy and, 37: 393, 37: 405; "pious editor's" creed of, 42: 1373–1376; refinement and, 32: 236–237, 32: 254; Rousseau on love of, 34: 215–216; Rousseau on renunciation of, 34: 217–218; Schiller on, 32: 264–265; Smith on, 10: 445–446; social, 34: 393–394, 34: 408–409; of speech and press in U. S., 43: 194 (l. 1); standing armies and, 10: 448–449; Tennyson on, 42: 998; on trial in America, 43: 227–228; Vane, Sir Henry, on, 43: 120–121, 43: 122–123; Ward, Nathaniel, on, 43: 66; Washington on love of, 43: 235–236; of the will; Whitman on, 39: 399–401; Woolman on, 1: 203; works on, 25: 5; see Free Willp. 290→ Great Idea
LIBERTY, ESSAY O N, Mill's, 25: 195–312; remarks on, 25: 155–158p. 290→ Great Idea
LIBERTY, CHRISTIAN, Luther on, 36: 344–378p. 290→ Great Idea
Liberty of the Press, Franklin on, 1: 92–93; James Mill on, 25: 69; John Stuart Mill on, 25: 210–249; Milton on; in U. S., 43: 194 (l. 1); see ARE O P - A G IT I C Ap. 290
Libicocco, the demon, 20: 88, 20: 91p. 290
Libo, and Antony, 12: 327p. 290
Libra, the constellation, referred to, 20: 149 n.p. 290
Libraries, Hunt on, 27: 294; invention of, 28: 56; Ruskin on public, 28: 131; subscription, proposed by Franklinp. 290→ Inventory
Libya, Herodotus on, 33: 13–15, 33: 21–22p. 290
Licences, Smith on, 10: 501–502p. 291→ Inventory
Lichas, in the V ENEID, 13: 332p. 291
Lichas, servant of Alcidcs, 4: 122p. 291
Licinianus, Valerius, Pliny on, 9: 253–255p. 291
Licinus, Largius, and professional ap - plauders, 9: 220–221p. 291
Lidgate, Dan John, 39: 7p. 291
LIE, THE, 40: 204–206p. 291
Liebig, on fermentation, 38: 345–357p. 291
Liemer, Harrison on the, 35: 350p. 291
Lies, cross, 3: 128; some, never penned, 6: 74; Stevenson on, 28: 277, 28: 282; see Falsehoodp. 291→ Inventory
Life, advancement in, Ruskin on, 28: 94, 28: 127–128; Arabian proverb on, 16: 16; Bacon on monotony of, 3: 10; beginning of, on the earth, 11: 345–346; the best teacher, 28: 339; bridge of, in MIRZA, 27: 74–76; Browne on length of, 3: 293 (l. 42), 3: 294 (l. 43); Buddha on, 45: 578, 45: 658, 45: 694–695; Burke on pleasure in idea of, 24: 35, 24: 36; Burns on, 6: 144–145, 6: 195, 6: 308, 6: 316, 6: 475, 6: 547; Carlyle on, 25: 320–322; Cicero on, 9: 74–76; Cicero on various ages of, 9: 56–58; Cory on, 42: 1114; Dante on, 20: 5 n.; Darwin's tree of, 11: 137; Dryden's lines on, 34: 134; ECCLESIASTES on vanity of, 44: 335–338; E me r son on, 5: 26, 5: 29, 5: 63, 5: 71–72; Epictetus on, 2: 141 (l. 68), 2: 162 (l. 125), 2: 174 (l. 159), 2: 181 (l. 189), 2: 183 (l. 1), 2: 184 (l. 9), 2: 185 (l. 20); Goethe on false study of, 19: 79; Gray on, 40: 453; Greek dramatists on, 8: 293, 8: 311, 8: 411; Harvey on cause of, 38: 85, 38: 86, 38: 102; Herrick on, 40: 337, 40: 338, 40: 340; Hindu conception of, 45: 791, 45: 849, 45: 851; Job on, 44: 92; Jonson on worth of, 40: 291; Keats's seasons of, 41: 896–897; Kempis on, 7: 283 (l. 3), 7: 284 (l. 4), 7: 313–314; Kempis on the inward, 7: 238–240; Long fellow on, 42: 1278, 42: 1288–1289; Lowell on, 42: 1381; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 204 (l. 17), 2: 209 (l. 10), 2: 212 (l. 3), 2: 221 (l. 50), 2: 229 (l. 24), 2: 231 (l. 33), 2: 234 (l. 16), 2: 241 (l. 46), 2: 248 (l. 40), 2: 251 (l. 61), 2: 257 (l. 24), 2: 270 (l. 30), 2: 271 (l. 36), 2: 272 (l. 37), 2: 300 (l. 31); Mill on, 25: 35; Milton on, 4: 81, 4: 332–333; Montaigne on, 32: 23, 32: 24, 32: 26, 32: 27; not the result of chance, 34: 252–253; Omar Khayyam on, 41: 944, 41: 945, 41: 952, 41: 953; Pascal on, 48: 61 (l. 156), 48: 71, 48: 79 (l. 213), 48: 127 (l. 386); Penn on, 1: 381; Plato on, 2: 249 (l. 48); Pliny on, 9: 237; Poe on, 42: 1240–1241; Pope on, 40: 407; preservation of, as a duty, 32: 309–310; Psalm on vanity of, 44: 190–191; Pythagoras on, 32: 46; Rossetti, C. G., on, 42: 1182; Scott on, 41: 748; Shakespeare on, 46: 144, 46: 388; Shelley on, 41: 869; Socrates on value of, 2: 37; Spencer on principle of, 11: 304–305; struggle for; Thackeray on, 42: 1059; universal interest in, 19: 15; Webster on, 47: 850; without air; without light, 38: 363; see Struggle for Existence; see Anacrobian Life; see Organic Beingsp. 291→ Inventory
LIFE, by Bacon, 40: 348–349p. 291
LIFE, by Barbauld, 41: 555p. 291
LIFE, by Drummond, 40: 327p. 291
LIFE, A PSALM OF, 42: 1264–1265p. 291
LIFE, THE RIVER OF, 41: 775p. 291
LIFE, THE STREAM OF, 42: 1120p. 291
LIFE, WHAT IS OUR, 40: 207p. 291
LIFE IS A DREAM, Calderon's, 26: 7–74; remarks on, 26: 6p. 291
Ligarius, Quintus, trial of, 12: 251p. 291
Ligatures, Harvey on, 38: 110–115; Lister on, 38: 266–267p. 291→ Inventory
Ligea, reference to, 4: 68p. 291
Liger, in the ^ ENEID, 13: 312, 13: 341–342p. 291
Light, in architecture, 24: 68–69; Berkeley on, 37: 205–206; composition of white, 30: 261–262; Descartes on, 34: 36, 34: 37; diffraction of, 30: 268; effects of various waves of, 30: 260–261; frequency of vibration, 30: 270; from flame, its cause, 107 - n, 30: 157; heat from, 30: 260; intermitting, effects of, 24: 71; invisible, 30: 258; knowledge of, 30: 260; Milton on, 4: 135–136; Newton's discoveries in, 34: 121–124; Noel's definition of, 48: 426 n.; Pascal on, 48: 123 (l. 368); photographer's or actinic, 30: 260; polarization of, 30: 264–266; produced by chemical affinity, 30: 78; refraction of, Faraday on, 30: 32–36; sublimity of, 24: 67–68; velocity of, 30: 270; vibrations of, 30: 256–258, 30: 263; wave lengths of, 30: 267–270p. 291→ Inventory
LIGHT, THE WAVE THEORY OF, 251 -p. 291
LIGHT BRIGADE, CHARGE OF THE, 42: 1005–1007p. 291
LIGHT OF OTHER DAYS, 41: 816–817p. 291
LIGHT OF STARS, THE, 42: 1265–1266p. 291
LIGHT SHINING OUT OF DARKNESS, 45: 562p. 291
Lightborn, in EDWARD THE SECOND, 46: 79–80, 46: 83–86p. 292
Lighthouses, Franklin on, 1: 157–158p. 292→ Inventory
Light - mind, Mrs., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 187–188p. 292
Lightning, Burke on grandeur of, 24: 67; Darwin on effects of, 29: 69; Franklin on, 1: 146–148; tubes formed by, 29: 67–69p. 292→ Inventory
Lightning Legion, see Thunderingp. 292
Like, buys like, 5: 239; cures like, 4: 412p. 292→ Inventory
LIKE AS THE CULVER, 40: 251–252p. 292
Likeness, of all things, 5: 230; attracts likeness, 2: 267 (l. 9); 9: 26–27; in un - likeness, 39: 286p. 292→ Inventory
Lilies, Jesus on the, 44: 388 (l. 27)p. 292→ Inventory
LILIES OF QUEENS ' GARDENS, 28: 135–162p. 292
Lilinau, story of, 42: 1331p. 292
Lilith, Adam ' s wife, 19: 178–179p. 292
Liliuokalani, Queen, 43: 437 n.p. 292
Lilly, Johnson on, 39: 225p. 292
Lima, Darwin on, 29: 371–372p. 292→ Inventory
Limbo, Dante's, 20: 16–20; Milton's, 4: 147–148; spirits in, 20: 10 n.p. 292
Limbs, and jaws, related, 11: 148p. 292
Lime Light, Faraday on, 30: 108p. 292
Limestone, composition of, 30: 329p. 292→ Inventory
Lime-water, composition of, 30: 151p. 292→ Inventory
Limitations, Emerson on, 5: 152p. 292→ Inventory
Linacer, Johnson on, 39: 225p. 292
LINCOLN, ABRAHAM, by Lowell, 28: 429–450p. 292
Lincoln, Abraham, absence of de m agog - ism, 28: 449; his Americanism, 28: 439; AMNESTY PROCLAMATIONS, 43: 416–419; difficulties of, 28: 434–436; EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION, 43: 323–325; FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS, 43: 313–322; GETTYSBURG ADDRESS, 43: 415; Henry I V compared with, 28: 437–438; LET TER TO MRS. BIXBY, 43: 420; Lowell's lines on, 42: 1383–1384; not a ready-made ruler, 28: 439–440; power and fame at death, 28: 450; SECOND INAUGURAL A D DRESS, 43: 424–425; self-unconsciousness, 28: 449; slavery problem and, 28: 442–447; statesmanlike qualities of, 28: 433; tentative policy, 28: 436–437, 28: 440–441; trustfulness in the people, 28: 448–449; Whitman on death of, 42: 1412; see EMANCIPATION PRO CLAM A TIONp. 292
LINCOLN, DEATH OF, by Bryant, 42: 1223–1224p. 292
Lincoln, Earl of, see Lacy, Sir Hughp. 292
Lindsay, Lady Anne, AULD ROBIN GRAY, 12: 557–558p. 292
Lindsay, Sir James, and Bishop of Durham, 35: 95–96; and Matthew Redman, 35: 94–95, 35: 97; at Otterburn, 35: 92p. 292
Lindsey, Earl of, Dryden on, 18: 11p. 292
Lineage, Don Quixote's two manners of, 14: 173–174p. 292→ Inventory
Ling, Duke of Wei, 44: 47 (l. 20), 44: 50 (l. 1)p. 292
Lingende, on miracles, 48: 295 (l. 846)p. 292
Linnaeus, on American plants, 28: 407; Emerson on, 5: 18; on genus, 11: 433; on increase of plants, 11: 14; mistake of, 11: 443p. 292
LINNET, THE GREEN, 12: 642–643p. 292
Linus, in Dante's Limbo, 20: 20; Sidney on, 27: 6p. 292
Lion, flesh of the, 29: 122p. 292
LION AND FOUR OXEN, fable of, 17: 31p. 292
LION AND FOX, fable of, 17: 25p. 292
LION AND MOUSE, fable of, 17: 15–16p. 292
LION AND STATUE, fable of, 17: 25p. 292
LION, FOX, AND OTHER BEASTS, fable of, 17: 40–41p. 292
LION IN LOVE, fable of, 17: 40p. 292
LION, THE SICK, 17: 14–15p. 292
Lion-ant, of Australia, 29: 445 n.p. 292
Lionel, Sir, at the Abbey, 35: 106; at court, 35: 107; in captivity, 35: 167; believed to be dead, 35: 169; his character, 35: 173; attempts to slay Sir Bors, 35: 175; combat with Sir Colgrevance, 35: 175–176; combat with Bors prevented by miracle, 35: 177–178; his return home, 35: 204p. 292
Lippi, Filippino, 31: 24 n.p. 292
Lippi, Francesco, and Cellini, 31: 24, 31: 28p. 292
Lipsius, on criticism, 39: 248; M on taigne on, 32: 32p. 292
Liquefaction, cold caused by, 30: 39p. 292
Liquids, cohesion of, 30: 40–41p. 292→ Inventory
Liquor Trade, Mill on regulation of, 25: 297–298p. 292
Liquors, duties on, 10: 364p. 292
Liris, death of, 13: 380p. 292
Listening, the art of, 2: 147 (l. 81)p. 292→ Inventory
Lister, Joseph, ON ANTISEPTIC PRINCIPLE, 38: 257–267; life and work, 38: 256; Pasteur on, 38: 370p. 292
Lister, William, in Tyler's Rebellion, 35: 73–74p. 292
Listlessness, Locke on, 37: 107–110, 37: 177p. 292→ Inventory
LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL ESSAYSp. 293
Literature, Arnold on good, 28: 90; Carlyle on, 25: 441, 25: 447; Carlyle on modern, 25: 338–340; classical and romantic, 39: 346; criticism of manners, morals, and religion in, 27: 219–221; effeminacy of our, 5: 51; Emerson on, 5: 154–155; Huxley on ancient, 28: 213–220; Ruskin on encouragement of, 28: 130; Seneca on, 48: 121 n.; for subsistence, remarks on, 25: 55; Taine on study of, 39: 410–417, 39: 435–436; Taine on, as transcript of its times, 39: 410–417, 39: 435–436; tested by time, 39: 208–209; Thoreau on nature in, 28: 414; Whitman on simplicity in, 39: 396–397; why so called, 28: 102p. 293→ Inventory
Litigation, enemy of right and wrong, 6: 292p. 293→ Inventory
LITTLE BRIAR - ROSE, story of, 17: 137–140p. 293
Little-Faith, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 128–135p. 293
LITTLE IDA'S FLOWERS, 17: 334–341p. 293
Little John, in ROBYN HODE, in adventure with sorrowful knight, 40: 129, 40: 130–132, 40: 139; with sheriff of Nottingham, 40: 147–153; in adventure with monks, 40: 154–158, 40: 160; at archery contest, 40: 165–166; saved by Robyn Hode, 40: 167; returns to green wood, 40: 170, 40: 179; with Robyn at court, 40: 183p. 293
LITTLE RED CAP, 17: 109–113p. 293
Little Round Top, at Gettysburg, 43: 335p. 293
LITTLE SEA - MAID, THE, 17: 238–259p. 293
LITTLE SNOW - WHITE, 17: 146–154p. 293
Litdeness, as cause of beauty, 24: 92–93, 24: 125–127; infinite, is sublime, 24: 62p. 293
Littlewit, John, 39: 161p. 293
Liu-hsia Hui, 44: 52 n., 44: 61 (l. 2), 44: 63 (l. 8)p. 293
Live-loose, Mr., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 100p. 293
Liver, Harvey on the, 38: 96–97, 38: 127p. 293→ Inventory
Livermore, Thomas L., 326 headnotep. 293
Livia, Augustus and, 3: 50; the sons of, 12: 388; Tacitus on, 3: 17; Tiberius and, 3: 141p. 293
LIVING TOO LONG, O N, 41: 905p. 293
Livingston, Robert R., in Louisiana Purchase, 43: 250 n.p. 293
Livre, French coin xp. 293
Livy, citizen of Cadiz and, 9: 214–215; on fall of the great, note; Macaulay on, 27: 394–395; Mill's delight in, 25: 13; on prophecy of Pharsalia, 12: 303; Shelley on, 27: 335, 27: 344; the Spaniard and, 28: 57p. 293
Liwarc'h He n, Celtic bard, 32: 166p. 293
Liz, by Buchanan, 42: 1199p. 293
Lizards, of Galapagos Islands, 29: 389–395; S. American, 29: 104p. 293
Ljod, daughter of Hrimnir, 49: 259–260p. 293
Llama, Darwin on the wild, 29: 170–173; Francis Pretty on, 33: 210p. 293
Lloyd, CaDtain, in Mauritius, 29: 488p. 293
Loadstones, Faraday on, 30: 65p. 293→ Inventory
Loans, bank, 10: 243–246; in Scotland, 10: 236–237; Shakespeare on, 46: 109; Smith on, 10: 278–280; by states, 10: 470–471p. 293→ Inventory
Lobineau, Do m, Saints of Brittany, 32: 173p. 293
Local Administration, abuses of, 10: 456p. 293
Local Expenses, 10: 465–467p. 293
LOCHINVAR, 41: 751–752p. 293
LOCK OF HAIR, TO A, 41: 740p. 293
LOCK THE DOOR, LARISTON, 41: 767–769p. 293
Locke, John, on arguments, 37: 332 n.; Berkeley and, 37: 186; on darkness, 24: 114–115; Emerson on, 5: 143, 5: 436, 5: 438; on general words, 24: 131; H a z litt on, 27: 267–268; On Human Understanding, 1: 17; Hume on, 37: 291, 37: 303 n.; on innate ideas, 37: 303; life and works, 37: 3–4; on matter, 37: 345 n.; Mill on, 25: 47; Mill's abstract of. 46; on money, 10: 312; on pleasure and pain, 24: 32 n.; on power, 37: 338 n.; on property, 34: 205; THOUGHTS CONCERNING EDUCATION, 37: 5–183; Unitarianism and, 34: 84; Voltaire on, 34: 102–108; on wit and judgment, 24: 17p. 293
Lockhart, Life of Scott, Carlyle on, 25: 396–403p. 293
LOCKSLEY HALL, 42: 979–986p. 293
Locrians, legislation of the, 25: 222p. 293
Locrine, son of Brutus, 4: 66p. 293
Locusts, Darwin on, 29: 333; Harrison on, 35: 348–349; the plague of, 4: 96; swarms of, blown by winds, 11: 391p. 293→ Inventory
Loderingo, see Liandolop. 293
Lodge, Thomas, Poems by, 40: 214–217p. 293
Lodging, materials of, Smith on, 10: 166–168, 10: 178–179p. 293→ Inventory
Loe, Thomas, and William Penn, 34: 74 n.p. 293
Lofraso, Anthony, Cervantes on, 14: 53p. 293
Logan, James, anecdote of, 1: 109p. 294
Logan, John, BRAES OF YARROW, 12: 500–501p. 294
LOGAN, MAJOR, EPISTLE TO, 6: 245–248p. 294
LOGAN, MISS, T O, 6: 255p. 294
Logan, Sir W., on Canadian strata, 11: 345p. 294
LOGAN BRAES, 6: 462–463p. 294
Logic, Bacon on, 39: 125, 39: 132–133, 39: 134–135, 39: 144, 39: 145; Bacon on study of, 3: 122; Carlyle on, 25: 323–324; Descartes on, 34: 16–17; Goethe on, 19: 78–79; Hobbes on, 34: 363; Hume on, 37: 297; Kant on, 32: 299; Locke on study of, 37: 138, 37: 158–160; Marlowe on, 19: 206; Mill on study of, 25: 17–18; Mill's work in, 25: 100–101, 25: 113–114, 25: 129–130, 25: 138–141; Milton on study of, 3: 237, 3: 243; Montaigne on, 32: 63; Pascal on, 48: 409–410p. 294→ Great Idea
Logicians, Pascal on, 48: 129 (l. 393)p. 294→ Inventory
LOGIE O' BUCHAN, 12: 571–572p. 294
Logris, realm of, 35: 183p. 294
Loki, in STORY OF VOLSUNGS AND N I B - LUNGS, 49: 285, 49: 286p. 294
Lombardi, commentator of Dante, 20: 145 n.p. 294
Lombardo, Marco, 20: 209 n.p. 294
Lombardo, Pietro, 20: 328 n.p. 294
Lomna Druth, 49: 217, 49: 219, 49: 220, 49: 223, 49: 226, 49: 230, 49: 231, 49: 233, 49: 238, 49: 240, 49: 241, 49: 243p. 294
LONDON, M D C C Cii, 41: 676p. 294
London, Carlyle on, 5: 323; Emerson on, 5: 361, 5: 466; Franklin on streets of, 1: 120–123; Harrison on Lord Mayors of, 35: 278; Herschel on, 5: 334; industries of, 10: 264–265; rent and lodging in, 10: 120–121p. 294
London Punch, Emerson on, 5: 452p. 294
London Review, The, 25: 4, 25: 125–126, 25: 129, 25: 133–137p. 294
LONDON SQUARE, I N A, 42: 1121p. 294
London Times, The, Emerson on, 5: 448p. 294
London University, Harrison on, 35: 371–372, 35: 379, 35: 382p. 294
Long, George, LIFE OF M. AURELIUS ANTONINUS, 2: 302–319; PHILOSOPHY OF ANTONINUS, 2: 320–345; translator of M. Aurelius Antoninus, 2: 191p. 294
Long Parliament, free printing suppressed by, 3: 184, 3: 185–187; Milton on the, 3: 190–192, 3: 226–227, 3: 231; 28: 187–188; theatres closed by, 18: 5p. 294
LONG PARLIAMENT, NEW FORCERS OF CONSCIENCE UNDER THE, 4: 80–81p. 294
Longevity, Browne on, (43); Cicero on, 9: 69–70; Darwin on, 11: 209–210; its effect on traditionsp. 294→ Inventory
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, poems by, 42: 1264–1338; Poe on Waif of, 28: 378–380p. 294
LONGING, 41: 798–799p. 294
Longinus, Hugo on, 39: 345; quoted, 24: 45p. 294
Longstreet, Gen., at Gettysburg, 43: 343, 43: 347p. 294
Lope Ruyz, tale of, 14: 156p. 294
Lope de Vega, quoted, 39: 365p. 294
Lopez, Dr., 19: 240 n.p. 294
Lopez, Francisco, 33: 317, 33: 318–319p. 294
LORD GREGORY, 6: 454–455p. 294
LORD THOMAS AND FAIR ANNET, 40: 61–65p. 294
LORD ULLIN ' S DAUGHTER, 41: 773–775p. 294
Lord's Prayer, The, 44: 383 (l. 2-4); Dante on, 20: 186–187; Herbert on the, 15: 402–403; Locke on the, 37: 132p. 294
Lords of Articles (Scotland), 24: 254 n.p. 294
Lords of Trade, and Albany Convention, 1: 124p. 294
Lorenzo the Magnificent, age of, 27: 371–372p. 294
LORIMER, MISS, INSCRIPTION TO, 6: 541p. 294
Lorraine, Cardinal of, Cellini on, 31: 283 n., 31: 284, 31: 297, 31: 298; in FAUSTUS, 19: 231p. 294
Lorraine, Francois de, at Boulogne, 38: 18p. 294
Losses, and crosses, lessons from, 6: 68; Epictetus on, 120 ( n), 2: 126 (l. 27); Smith on fear of, 10: 110p. 294→ Inventory
LOST LEADER, THE, 42: 1067–1068p. 294
LOST MISTRESS, THE, 42: 1069–1070p. 294
LOST YOUTH, M Y, 42: 1290–1293p. 294
Lot, Jesus on, 44: 399–400 (l. 28-9); Jesus on wife of, 44: 400 (l. 32); Mohammed on, 45: 906–993; wife of, 15: 112–113p. 294→ Inventory
Lothair, son of Louis Debonnaire, 39: 82p. 294
Lothario, and Anselmo, 14: 307–346, 14: 351–355p. 294→ Inventory
Lothario, gay, reference to, 19: 113p. 294→ Inventory
Lotos-Eaters, in Egypt, 33: 45; Ulysses and the, 22: 17p. 294
LOTOS - EATERS, THE, 42: 993–998; editor's remarks on, 42: 1, 42: 20p. 294
Lotteries, Smith on, 10: 109; Woolman on, 1: 243–244p. 294→ Inventory
Lotto, Pier Maria di, 31: 80 n.p. 294
Lotus-Eaters, see Lotos-Eatersp. 295
Loudness, as source of the sublime, 24: 69–70p. 295→ Inventory
Loudoun, Lord, administration of, 1: 154–155; attack on Louisburg, 1: 153; death of, 6: 299 n.; indecision of, 1: 152–154; in proprietary quarrels, 1: 151p. 295
Louis, of Bavaria, son of Debonnaire; 39: 82p. 295
Louis the Debonnaire, Raleigh on, 39: 80–83p. 295
Louis, son of Charles the Simple, 39: 83p. 295
Louis, Saint, wife of, 20: 174 n.p. 295
Louis XI, barber of, 39: 356; Henry VII and, 39: 77; leaden god of, 39: 95; mercenaries of, 36: 47; postal service established by, 9: 368 n.; secrecy of, 3: 68p. 295
Louis XII, Macaulay on, 27: 388; Machiavelli on, 36: 8–9, 36: 12–15, 36: 24p. 295
Louis XIII, Richelieu and, 24: 332p. 295
Louis xiv, Burke on reign of, 24: 246; Dryden on, 13: 55; on duties of sovereign, 34: 217–218; Emerson on, 5: 390; English dislike of, 34: 86; literature under, 39: 428; Mazarin and, 24: 332; Scarron and, 39: 351; Voltaire on, 34: 151p. 295
Louis xvi, Burke on, 24: 202–203, 24: 218–220, 24: 266, 24: 269, 24: 281; king under the Constitution, 24: 331–334; on October Sixth, 24: 208–212; place of execution of, 39: 359–360p. 295
Louis, Don, in DON QUIXOTE, 14: 431–435, 14: 442–447p. 295
LOUISIANA, CESSION OF, 43: 250–254p. 295
LOUSE, T O A, 6: 190–191p. 295
Louvain, Lipsius on, 28: 46p. 295
Louviers, town of, 35: 16p. 295
Louvois, and Louis, 24: 332p. 295
Love, Alcibiades on, 12: 109 n.; among angels, 4: 259; Beaumont on, 47: 692; beginnings of conjugal and paternal, 34: 202; Blake on, 41: 591; Brome on, 40: 369–370; Browning, E. B., on, 41: 927–928, 41: 928–929, 41: 931–932, 41: 934, 41: 939, 41: 940; Browning, Robert on, 42: 1099–1100, 42: 1109; Browning, Robert, on fraternal, 18: 383–384; Burke on, 24: 36–38; Burns on, 6: 136–137, 6: 181, 6: 204, 6: 475; business and, 40: 311; Byron on, 41: 800; Campbell on, 41: 782; "can tame the wildest, " xvii, 41: 40; comfort in strength of, 41: 626; Confucius on, 44: 9 (l. 3), 44: 12–13 (l. 1-7), 44: 16 (l. 18), 44: 21 (l. 28,6), 44: 23 (l. 29), 44: 29 (l. 28), 44: 37, 44: 40 (l. 22), 44: 43 (l. 19), 44: 45 (l. 2,5,7,8), 44: 48 (l. 30), 44: 53 (l. 34,35), 44: 58 (l. 6,8); Corneille on causes and effects of, 48: 62–63; a cureless sorrow, 40: 248; death and, 3: 9; 42: 1036; Hobbes's definition of, 34: 341; desire contrasted with, 24: 74; Donne on, 40: 312–313; echoes of, 41: 822; Emerson on blindness of, 5: 301; Envy compared with, 3: 22, 3: 26; Euripides on, 8: 313, 8: 323, 8: 327, 8: 331, 8: 359; excited by theatre, 13 ( n); fear and, 36: 55–56; 46: 152–153; friendship and, 9: 42; 32: 75–76; Goethe on, 19: 67, 19: 132–133, 19: 139–140, 19: 291–292, 19: 369; Greek epigram on, 5: 306–307; Hume on, 37: 324; inspired by virtue, 9: 19; is love forever, 42: 981; jealousy and, 40: 286; Jonson on, 40: 295–297; Kant on practical, 32: 311; Kempis on, 7: 247 (l. 4), 7: 263–265; Long fellow on, 42: 1283; Marcus Aurelius on the universal, 2: 280 (l. 21); mathematically just, 5: 97; Milton on, 4: 258, 4: 266; Milton on misfortunes of, 4: 313; Milton on wedded, 4: 173–174; of misanthropes, 2: 185 (l. 23); Moore on, 28: 384; More on, 36: 212; music and, 41: 479; the panacea, 5: 56–57; Pascal on decay of, 48: 50 (l. 123); Pascal on passion of, 48: 411–421; Paul, St., on, 45: 508–509 (l. 1-13), 45: 514 (l. 14); Penn on, 1: 330 (l. 82-3); physical cause of, 24: 119–120; physical effects of, 38: 124; pity and, 40: 393–394; Poe on, 28: 391, 28: 392; poets of, 27: 347–348; Raleigh on, 40: 205; refined by sense of beauty, 32: 292–293; remedy of all blunders, 5: 282; Scott on, 41: 743–744, 41: 751–752; Shakespeare on, 40: 262, 40: 281, 40: 282; 46: 124, 46: 153–154, 46: 223; Shelley on, 826-7850-1; "short word that says much, " xviii, 41: 390; Sidney on, 27: 34; Sophocles on, 8: 281; in state of nature, 34: 191–194; Stevenson on, 28: 283–284; Stoic definition of, 32: 77–78; S w in burne on, 42: 1208; Tennyson on, 42: 980, 42: 1020, 42: 1028; Tennyson on faith in, 42: 976; Thomson on, 42: 1149; time and, 46: 188; Tzu-hsia on, 44: 64 (l. 6); unlawful, punished in Hell, 20: 22–24; unrequited, impossibility of, 5: 118–119; Walton on, 15: 326; Webster on, 47: 797; Wordsworth on, 41: 664–666; in young men, 14: 204; Y u - tzu on roots of, 44: 5 (l. 2)p. 295→ Great Idea
LOVE, ESSAY O N, Bacon's, 3: 26–28p. 296→ Great Idea
LOVE, by Coleridge, 41: 704–707p. 296→ Great Idea
LOVE, by Herbert, 40: 341–342p. 296→ Great Idea
LOVE, ALL FOR, 41: 789–790p. 296→ Great Idea
LOVE, DIRGE FOR, by Sidney, 40: 211–212p. 296→ Great Idea
LOVE, DIRGE OF, by Shakespeare, 40: 268–269p. 296→ Great Idea
LOVE, THE FLIGHT OF, 41: 851–852p. 296→ Great Idea
LOVE, GIVE ALL TO, 42: 1244–1245p. 296→ Great Idea
LOVE, GIVE ME MORE, 40: 352–353p. 296→ Great Idea
LOVE, SUMMONS TO, 40: 329–330p. 296→ Great Idea
LOVE GREGOR: a ballad, 40: 65–68p. 296
LOVE IN HER EYES SITS PLAYING, 40: 402p. 296
LOVE IN THE GUISE OF FRIENDSHIP, 6: 294p. 296
LOVE IN THE VALLEY, 42: 1140–1145p. 296
LOVE LIES A - BLEEDING, 47: 667–751p. 296
LOVE LOOKED FOR HELL, HOW, 42: 1398–1401p. 296
LOVE NOT ME, 40: 325–326p. 296
LOVE THOU THY LAND, 42: 999–1001p. 296
LOVE WILL FIND OUT THE WAY, 40: 379–380p. 296
LOVE - BEGOTTEN DAUGHTER, T O A, 6: 55–57p. 296
Love-gain, town of, 15: 104p. 296→ Inventory
Love-lust, M r., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 100p. 296
Love-Potions, Webster on, 47: 791–792p. 296
Love-saint, M r., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 282p. 296→ Inventory
LOVE - SWEETNESS, I l, 8 op. 296
Love-the-flesh, Mrs., in PILGRIM ' S PRO G RESS, 15: 188p. 296
LOVE ' S DEITY, 40: 309–310p. 296
LOVE ' S FAREWELL, 40: 228p. 296
LOVE ' S OMNIPRESENCE, 40: 314p. 296
LOVE ' S PERJURIES, 40: 266–267p. 296
LOVE ' S PHILOSOPHY, 41: 832p. 296
Lovejoy, Emerson on, 5: 130p. 296
Lovelace, Richard, poems by, 40: 354–356p. 296
LOVELINESS OF LOVE, THE, 41: 913–914p. 296
Lovell, in SHOEMAKER ' S HOLIDAY, 47: 471p. 296
Lovell, Lord, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, master of Allworth, 47: 868–869; Overreach's plan to win, 47: 878, 47: 892, 47: 899–900; with Allworth on way to Overreach's, 47: 892; Overreach on, 47: 898; arrival at Overreach's, 47: 901–902; with Margaret, 47: 902–903; 47: 909; with Lady All - worth at Overreach's, 47: 905, 47: 906; departure, 47: 909; discharges Allworth, 47: 911; with Overreach at Allworth's, 47: 912–915; with Lady Allworth, 47: 916–919; reconciliation with Lady Allworth, 47: 928–930; with Wellborn, 47: 931; in final scene, 47: 937, 47: 939, 47: 941, 47: 942–943p. 296
LOVELY LASS OF INVERNESS, 6: 488–489p. 296
LOVELY POLLY STEWART, 6: 413–414p. 296
LOVELY YOUNG JESSIE, 6: 455–456p. 296
LOVER, THE CONSTANT, 40: 353p. 296
LOVER AND HIS LASS, 40: 263–264p. 296
LOVER ' S APPEAL, 40: 192–193p. 296
LOVER ' S INFINITENESS, 40: 308–309p. 296
LOVER ' S LULLABY, A, 40: 195–196p. 296
LOVER ' S MORNING SALUTE TO HIS M IS TRESS, 6: 502–503p. 296
LOVER ' S RESOLUTION, THE, 40: 332–333p. 296
LOVESIGHT, by Rossetti, 42: 1178p. 296
Lovewit, in THE ALCHEMIST, 47: 642–651, 47: 657–664p. 296
LOVING IN TRUTH, 40: 212–213p. 296
Low Archipelago, Darwin on, 29: 406p. 296
Lowell, James Russell, ABRAHAM L IN COL N, 28: 429–450; DEMOCRACY, 28: 451–470; life and works, 28: 428; POEMS by, 42: 1370–1390p. 296
Loxias, Apollo called, 8: 100, 8: 119, 8: 123p. 296
Loyal, Mr., in TARTUFFE, 26: 285–290p. 296
Lubbock, Sir John, on linking species, 11: 337; on sexual characters, 11: 158–159; on variability in Coccus, 11: 56p. 296
Lucagnolo, 31: 34, 31: 35–38, 31: 42p. 296
Lucagus, death of, 13: 341–342p. 296
Lucan, Browne on, 3: 294–295 (l. 44); in Dante's HELL, 20: 19; Montaigne on, 32: 90; Nero and, 18: 17; Shelley on, 27: 338, 27: 349; 41: 867; Sidney on, 27: 12p. 296
Lucanus, Domitius, 9: 327–328p. 296
Lucas, Prosper, on inheritance, 11: 28; on resemblances, 11: 315p. 296
LUCASTA, T o, GOING BEYOND THESE AS, 40: 356p. 296
LUCASTA, T O, ON GOING TO THE WARS, 40: 354–355p. 296
Lucceius, Cicero on, 9: 88, 9: 150; letter to, 9: 101p. 296
Lucchesini, Girolamo, 31: 418 n.p. 296
Lucetius, death of, 13: 312p. 296
Luchdonn, the satirist, 49: 212p. 296
Lucia, Dante on, n note 6, 20: 180, 20: 422p. 296
Lucia, in THE BETROTHED; see Mondella, Luciap. 297
Lucia, Sainte, 31: 374 n.p. 297
Lucian, Alexander the prophet and, 37: 384–385; atheism of, 3: 43; dispute of S. and T. in, 3: 314–315; on love of lies, 3: 7p. 297
Lucianus, in HAMLET, 46: 155p. 297
Lucifer, in Dante's HELL, 20: 140, 20: 141–142; in FAUSTUS, 19: 226–227, 19: 228–229; Marlowe on fall of, 19: 214–215; pictured in Purgatory, 20: 191; Satan called, 4: 301; called the worm, 20: 25 n.p. 297→ Inventory
Lucilius, and Brutus, 12: 375–376p. 297
Lucinda, in DON QUIXOTE, 14: 201–206, 14: 240–248, 14: 264–265, 14: 356–365p. 297
Lucius of Cyrene, 44: 450 (l. 1)p. 297
Luck, Hobbes on, 34: 360; Gudrun on the trust in, 49: 354; shallow men believe in, 5: 283p. 297→ Inventory
LUCKNOW, THE PIPES AT, 42: 1360–1362p. 297
Lucre Hill, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 109, 15: 285p. 297
Lucretia, in Dante's Limbo, 20: 20; reference to, 20: 306p. 297
Lucretius, Cicero on, 9: 110; Claudian and, 39: 426; Montaigne on, 32: 90–91; on pleasure of truth, 3: 8; on religion, 3: 14; 24: 136–137; 25: 30; in Rome, 3: 195; S-inte-Beuve on, 32: 132; Shelley on, 27: 344; Sidney on, 27: 12; Swift on, 27: 106; on terror caused by wonder of nature, 24: 59; Wordsworth on, 5: 324p. 297
Lucullus, Cicero and, 12: 244; Clodius and, 12: 241–242; faction of, 3: 123; Pompey and, 3: 109p. 297
LUCY: by Wordsworth, 41: 669–672p. 297
LUCY AS H TO N ' S SONG, 41: 748p. 297
LUCY, COUNTESS OF BEDFORD, 40: 297p. 297
Ludlow, Hugo on, 39: 380p. 297
Luisens, Duke de, and Edw. Herbert, 15: 374p. 297
Luke, St., Dante on, 20: 266; vocation and nationality of, 44: 352p. 297
LUKE, GOSPEL ACCORDING TO, 44: 351–419; Pascal on, 48: 190 (l. 578)p. 297
Luke Dosa, iron crown of, 41: 531p. 297
LULLABY, by Shakespeare, 40: 265p. 297
LULLABY, A LOVER ' S, 40: 195–196p. 297
LULLABY, A SWEET, 40: 197–198p. 297
LULLABY, OUR BLESSED LADY ' S, 40: 256–260p. 297
Lully, Raymond, 3: 199 n.; 47: 585 n.p. 297
Lumpkin, Tony, in SHE STOOPS TO CON QUE R, son of Mrs. Hardcastle, 18: 206; his pranks, 18: 206–207; Miss Neville and, 18: 210; goes to ale-house, 18: 207; at the ale-house, 18: 211–213; with Marlow and Hastings, 18: 213–215; with Constance Neville, 18: 229, 18: 230–231; with his mother, 18: 231; with Hastings, 18: 232–233; steals Miss Neville's jewels for her, 18: 235–236, 18: 237–239; with Miss Neville in the plot, 18: 250–252; and the letter from Hastings, 18: 252–254; denounced by all, 18: 254; takes leave, 18: 256; as driver in elopement plot, 18: 260–263; finally releases Miss Neville, 18: 268p. 297
Luned, in Arthurian legends, 32: 166 n.p. 297
Lungs, developed from swimbladder, 11: 186; Fabricius on the, 38: 65; Harvey on, 38: 138, 38: 139; heart and, relations of, 38: 65, 38: 69–72, 38: 88, 38: 90, 38: 90–94, 38: 100, 38: 131; passage of blood through, 38: 94–97, 38: 99–100p. 297→ Inventory
Lupercalia, feast of, 12: 313p. 297
Luperci, Virgil on the, 13: 290p. 297
Lupercus, letter to, 9: 346–350p. 297
Lupus, Nymph id i us, Pliny on, 9: 371p. 297→ Inventory
Luscinius, Gaius, and jEmilius, 9: 23p. 297
Lust, Dante on, 20: 50; in Dante's HELL, 20: 22–24; defined by Hobbes, 34: 341; of the eyes, 7: 189; Hindu Krishna on, 45: 862; love and, 1: 330 (l. 82-3); 40: 419; Milton on, 4: 56–57; Pascal on three kinds of, 48: 152–153 (l. 458), 48: 153–154 (l. 460-1); Shakespeare on, 40: 281 (l. 135); 46: 116; Webster onp. 297→ Inventory
Lutatius, Catulus, 12: 235; Csesar and, 12: 268–269p. 297
LUTE, TO HIS, William Drummond ' s, 40: 328p. 297
Luther, Martin, ADDRESS TO GERMAN NOBILITY, 36: 263–335; Browne on, 3: 253–254 (l. 2); Carlyle on, 25: 324; CHRISTIAN LIBERTY, 36: 344–378; Emerson on, 5: 66; hymn by, 45: 557–558; letter to Archbishop Albert, 36: 247; letter to Leo X, 36: 336–344; letter to Nicholas Amsdorff, 36: 260–261; life and works, 36: 246; NINETY - FIVE THESE S, 36: 251–259; Taine on table-talk of, 39: 435; Voltaire on, 34: 84; on wisemen, 5: 232; Wyclif and, 3: 223p. 297
Luxuries, defined by Smith, 10: 517–518; Emerson on, 5: 51; Milton on, 4: 63, 4: 65; taxes on, Penn on, 1: 327–328, 1: 391; taxes on, Smith on, 10: 518–521, 10: 533–539; taxes on, when best paid, 10: 477–478 (l. 3)p. 297→ Inventory
Luxury, Burns on, 6: 139, 6: 250; defined by Hobbes, 34: 341; of doing good, 12: 520; Epictetus on, 2: 176 (l. 168); generation and, 10: 80; Goldsmith on, 12: 516, 12: 518; Jonson on, 40: 295–296; Penn on, 1: 325, 1: 330; Pliny on, 9: 216; Woolman on, 1: 196–197, 1: 290–291p. 298→ Inventory
Luynes, Duke de, 48: 346 n.p. 298
Lycas, in the JENEID, 13: 340p. 298
Lyceian King, Apollo called, 8: 215, 8: 236p. 298
Lychnocaia, religious festival, 33: 34–35p. 298
LYCIDAS, Milton's, 4: 72–77; Ruskin on, 28: 105–110p. 298
Lycis, reference to, 8: 439p. 298
Lycomedes, and Neoptolemus, 9: 34; at Salamis, 12: 19p. 298
Lycon, accuser of Socrates, 2: 11p. 298
Lycopodium, 30: 106 n.p. 298
Lycurgus, Aristides and, 12: 79; Bacon on, 3: 130; learning of, 3: 194; young law-breaker and, 2: 150 (l. 88)p. 298
Lycurgus, and Hypsipile, 20: 252 n.p. 298
Lycus, in the ^ ENEID, 13: 81, 13: 311–312p. 298
Lydgate, Dryden on, 39: 163p. 298
Lydia, the Christian, 44: 458 (l. 14-15)p. 298
Lyell, Sir Charles, on colonies of Barrande, 11: 350; Darwin to, 29: 7; editor's remarks on papers of, 29: 1, 29: 40; on geology, 11: 102–103; geology, works on, 11: 321–322; life and works of, 38: 384; on means of dispersal, 11: 386; on origin of species and geological record, 11: 347–348; PROGRESS OF GEOLOGY, 38: 385–397; on struggle for life, 11: 72; on subsidence of Pacific, 29: 472 n.; on succession of species, 11: 349; UNI FORM IT Y OF CHANGE, 38: 398–418p. 298
Lygians, Tacitus on the, 33: 117p. 298
Lying, Locke on, 37: 114, 37: 115p. 298→ Inventory
Lying-in Hospitals, Lee on, 38: 248p. 298
Lyly, John, CUPID AND CAMPASPE, 40: 209; SPRING ' S WELCOME, 40: 209; Jonson on, 40: 301–303p. 298
Lyncaeus, eyes of, 5: 170p. 298
Lynceus, in the JENEID, 13: 319p. 298
Lynceus, and Hypermnaestra, 8: 198 n.p. 298
Lyngi, King, 49: 278, 49: 280, 49: 291, 49: 292p. 298
Lyon, Richard, and W at Tyler, 35: 69p. 298
Lyric Poetry, Hugo on age of, 39: 339–340, 39: 352–353, 39: 354; Milton on, 5: 175; Sidney on, 27: 28; Wordsworth on, 39: 298p. 298
Lysander, admiral of Sparta, 12: 142, 12: 144; Alcibiades and, 12: 145; Cyrus and, 9: 67; on Spartan respect for age, 9: 67–68p. 298
Lysanias of Sphettus, 2: 22p. 298
Lysanias, tetrarch of Abilene, 44: 360p. 298
Lysias, Claudius, 44: 475 (l. 26), 44: 477 (l. 22)p. 298
Lysias, the orator, 9: 205 n.p. 298
Lysicles, and Aspasia, 12: 60p. 298
Lysimachus, son of Aristides, 12: 105p. 298
Lysippus, and Alexander, 9: 104p. 298
Lyte, Henry Francis, ABIDE WITH ME, 45: 566–567p. 298