Mnens, adventures related by, 13: 100–151; Africa, landing of, in, 13: 79–80; A n - chises's funeral games celebrated by, 13: 179–197; Anchises rescued by, 13: 122–125; arms of, brought by Venus, 13: 288–292; arms of, made by Vulcan, 13: 282–283; Cervantes on, 14: 212; Carthage, entered by, 13: 87–90; Carthage, prepares to sail from, 13: 166–167; Carthage, second warning to fly from, 13: 172; Carthage, warned to leave, 13: 160–161; Chaonia, voyage of, to, 13: 137; Crete, settles in, 13: 131–133; Creusa, ghost of, and, 13: 126–127; Dante places, in Limbo, 20: 19; Did o and, go hunting, 13: 157–158; Did o curses, 13: 175; Dido, first meeting with, 13: 90–91; Dido, love of, for, 13: 152–155; Did o reproaches, 13: 163–166; Dryden on Virgil's, 13: 9, 13: 18, 13: 19–37; 39: 157–158; E v - ander's aid sought by, 13: 270–280; 13: 283–287; f" re on ships of, 13: 201; Hades visited by, 13: 211–238; Helenus and A n dromache receive, 13: 137–144; hell, visit to, referred to, 20: 9–10; Italy, first landing in, 13: 145–146; Italy, warned to seek, 13: 133–134; Jove prophesies success of, 13: 82; Juno persecutes, 13: 73; Latium, arrival in, 13: 239–244; Mezentius and Lausus killed by, 13: 348–354; Pallas, body of, sent back by, 13: 355–358; parents of, Venus and Anchises, 13: 95; prayer and agreement of, 13: 395–396; ships of, turned to nymphs, 13: 295–298; Sibyl visited by, 13: 207–210; Sicily, driven to, by storm, 13: 178–179; Sicily, first landing in, 13: 147–151; Sicily, leaves settlement in (cf. Dante, xx, p. 220), 13: 202–203; Sidney on, 27: 10, 27: 18, 27: 23, 27: 28–29; Spenser on, 39: 62; storm overtakes, 13: 76–77; Strophades, landing of, in the, 13: 135–137; Thrace in, 13: 129–130; Trojan war, in, 13: 366; trophy erected by, 13: 355–356; Troy, in sack of, 13: 109–121; Troy, sets sail from, 13: 128; Troy, withdrawal from, 39: 224; Turnus challenged to single combat by, 13: 359; Turnus, final combat with, 13: 414–423; Turnus, prepares for combat with, 13: 393; Turnus, war with, 13: 259–260; Turnus, war with, renewed, 13: 405–410; Venus heals, wounded, 13: 404; Venus, meeting of, with, 84-7 tineas, palsied man healed by apostles, 44: 443 (l. 33-5)p. 121
Mneid, The, Dryden's translation, 13: 73–423; Arguments of, written by Addison, 27: 157; Burke on, 24: 20, 24: 54, 24: 60, 24: 72, 24: 135–136; Caxton's Prologue to, 39: 24–26; Dryden on ma chinery of, 13: 46–50; Dryden on his translation of, 13: 51–69; Dryden's defence of, 13: 14–43; editorial remarks on, 13: 3–4; Homer's influence on, 39: 158; Mil ton on, 4: 260–261; Montaigne on, 32: 90, 32: 92–93; time of, 13: 43–46; time of composition, 13: 52; willed by Virgil to be burned, 18 Ænobarbus, Domitius, 353 jEolus, called Hippotades, 4: 74; in the JENEID, 13: 75–77; jailer of the winds, 13: 78; Ulysses and, 22: 130–132p. 122
Mab, fairy, Milton on, 4: 32p. 298
Mabinogion, The, 32: 139 n., 32: 145–165p. 298
Mabon, son of Modron, 32: 150–152p. 298
M ' ADAM, TO MR., 6: 189–190p. 298
Macariens, law of the, 36: 163p. 298
Macario, Father, miracle of, 21: 49–50p. 298
Macarius, the monk, 20: 379 n.p. 298
Macaroni, Pagolo, 31: 304, 31: 308p. 298
Macaulay, G. C, Editor of Froissart; translator of Herodotusp. 298
Macaulay, Thomas Babington, Emerson on, 5: 440; life and works, 27: 362; ON MACHIAVELLI, 27: 363–401; Mill on, 25: 51–52, 25: 81, 25: 100, 25: 101; poems by, 41: 915–917; in Union Debating Society, 25: 51p. 298
Macaulay, Zachary, 27: 362p. 298
MACBETH, TRAGEDY OF, 46: 319–394; Hugo on witches in, 39: 348; Lamb on staging of, 27: 309–311, 27: 312–316p. 298
Macbeth, general of Duncan, 46: 322–323; made Than e of Cawdor, 46: 324; with the witches, 46: 324–327; with king's messengers, 46: 327–329; received by king, 46: 330–331; hatred of Malcolm, Prince of Cumberland, 46: 331; letter to wife, 46: 331; Lady Mac beth on, 46: 331–332; return home, 46: 333; hesitates to kill Duncan, 46: 335–336; urged on by Lady Macbeth, 46: 336–337; with Banquo before murder, 46: 338–339; vision of dagger, 46: 339; goes to murder, 46: 340; with Lady Macbeth after murder, 46: 340–342; with Macduff and Lennox, 46: 344–345; on discovery of murder, 46: 345, 46: 346–347; chosen king, 46: 349; with Banquo, 46: 350–351; plots to kill Banquo, 46: 351–354; tells Lady Macbeth, 46: 354–356; at the banquet, 46: 357–362; Lennox on, 46: 363–364; with witches, shown apparitions, 46: 366–369; learns Mac duff's flight, 46: 370; Macduff on, 46: 375; in Dunsinane Castle, 46: 384–387, 46: 388; hears death of wife, 46: 388; learns forest mo v ing, 46: 389; fights with young Siward, 46: 390; and Macduff, 46: 391–392; death, 46: 393p. 298
Macbeth, Lady, letter from husband, 46: 331; plans to kill king, 46: 332–333; receives husband, 46: 333; welcomes king to castle, 46: 334; urges husband to murder, 46: 336–338; Duncan's gift to, 46: 338; during murder, 46: 340; with husband after mur der, 46: 340–343; on discovery of murder, 46: 345, 46: 350; with husband, concerning Banquo's murder, 46: 354–356; at banquet, 46: 357–358, 46: 360–362; walks in sleep, 46: 382–383; doctor on, 46: 386; her death, 46: 388, 46: 394; Ruskin on, 28: 139p. 299
Maccabaius, Judas, Dante on, 20: 362 n.; Milton on, 4: 388; one of nine worthies, 39: 20p. 299
Maccabees, Pascal on the, 48: 208–209 (l. 630)p. 299
MacCarthy, D. F., translator of STABAT MATER, 45: 553–555p. 299
Maccecht, son of Snade, 49: 206–207, 49: 212, 49: 213, 49: 222–223, 49: 225, 49: 243, 49: 244, 49: 245–246, 49: 247p. 299
M ' Cull och, Mill on, 25: 63, 25: 65, 25: 80–81p. 299
MCCULLOCH vs. MARYLAND, 43: 208–224p. 299
MacDonald, George, poems by, 42: 1118–1119p. 299
M ' Do u gal, Sir George, 25: 413p. 299
Macduff, in MACBETH, 46: 334; with the porter, 46: 343–344; discovers king's mur der, 46: 344–347; with Ross, 46: 348–349; his flight to England, 46: 364, 46: 370; at English court, with Malcolm, 46: 373–377; with Ross, learns death of family, 46: 378–381; in war on Macbeth, 46: 383, 46: 387, 46: 390; fight with Macbeth, 46: 390–392; his victory, 46: 393p. 299
Macduff, Lady, 46: 370–372p. 299
Macedo, Largius, and his slaves, 9: 240–241p. 299
Macedonia, Raleigh on, 39: 71, 39: 113p. 299
Macer, Baebius, letters to, 9: 231–309p. 299
Macer, Calpurnius, 9: 382, 9: 392p. 299
Macer, Licinius, death of, 12: 225p. 299
M'Gill, Dr. William, 6: 337 n., 6: 351p. 299
Machabeus, see Maccabaeusp. 299
Macherone, Cesare, 31: 110p. 299
Machiavel, in EGMONT, 19: 260–265, 19: 288–291p. 299
Machiavelli, Art of War, 27: 392–394; Bacon on, 3: 98; Belphegor, 27: 387; Csesar Borgia and, 27: 388–389; on Christianity, 3: 33; Clizia of, 27: 386; on democracy, 25: 368; deserts of, 27: 400–401; Discourses on Livy, 27: 394–395; efforts to relieve Italy, 27: 390–393; life and works of, 36: 3–4; Mandragola of, 27: 382–386; obloquy following death, 27: 400; odiousness of, 27: 363–365; political correspondence of, 27: 387–388; THE PRINCE, 36: 5–86; THE PRINCE, Macaulay on, 27: 363–365, 27: 394, 27: 395; representative of Italian Renaissance, 27: 1, 27: 23; his times, 27: 366–382; works of, Macaulay on, 27: 382–387, 27: 397–400p. 299
MACHIAVELLI, ESSAY O N, 27: 363–401p. 299
Machinery, advantages of, 10: 225; fixed capital, 10: 219; division of labor and, 10: 14–15; Emerson on, 5: 81, 5: 399; power and velocity in, 30: 181–184; in woollen manufactures, 10: 206–207; work of, 30: 176–177p. 299→ Inventory
MACKENZIE, D R., NOTE TO, 6: 215p. 299
M ' Ken z i e, Mr., of Applecross, 6: 205p. 299
Mackinlay, Rev. James, Burns on, 6: 163, 6: 166, 6: 242, 6: 352p. 299
McKinley, William, Cuba and, 43: 440 n.; Hawaii and, 43: 437 n.p. 299
Mackintosh, Sir James, Emerson on, 5: 143, 5: 439p. 299
Maclean of Lochbuy, 42: 1394–1397p. 299
M ' L e hose, Mrs., Burns and, 6: 293, 6: 295p. 299
M ' Leo d, Isabella, verses on, 6: 299p. 299
M ' LEO D, JOHN, ON THE DEATH OF, 6: 272–273p. 299
M ' MATH, JOHN, EPISTLE TO, 6: 104–107p. 299
M ' MUR DO, JOHN, LINES ON, 6: 466p. 299
M ' MUR DO, JOHN, LINES TO, 6: 329p. 299
MacNeil, Hector, poems by, 41: 576–578p. 299
Macon, Antoine de, 31: 291 n.p. 299
Macpherson, James, Goldsmith on, 41: 507; Wordsworth on, 39: 328–329p. 299
M ' P HER SON ' S FAREWELL, 6: 297–298p. 299
Macrauchenia Patachonica, 29: 177p. 299
Macready, and Browning, 18: 358p. 299
Macrinius, letters to, 9: 216–217, 9: 299–301p. 299
Macrinus, . Emperor, Machiavelli on, 36: 67p. 299
Macrinus, Minutius, letter to, 9: 326–327; Pliny on, 9: 201p. 299
Macro, and Sejanus, 3: 94p. 299
Macrobius, on dreams, 40: 43; on Virgil, 13: 14p. 299
Macrocosmus, sign of, 19: 25p. 299
Macronians, circumcision amongp. 300
Macureguarai, town of, 33: 355p. 300
MAD MAID ' S SONG, 40: 334–335p. 300
Madasinia, Queen, 14: 207p. 300
Madeira, flora of, in; species of, 11: 415–416, 11: 424p. 300
Madeline, and Porphyro, 41: 884–893p. 300
Madison, James, papers for FEDERALIST, 43: 199 n.p. 300
Madness, cause of, 24: 37; Hobbes on, 34: 353–358; Pascal on, 48: 133 (l. 414); Shakespeare on, 46: 127–128, 46: 130–131p. 300→ Great Idea
MADRIGAL, by Drummond, 40: 326p. 300
MADRIGAL, by Shakespeare, 40: 267p. 300
Maecenas, Antony and, 18: 25; Dryden on, 18: 17; Pliny and, 43: 29; Plutarch on, 12: 348; Virgil and, 13: 3; 39: 164p. 300
Maecianus, Lucius V., teacher of M. Aurelius Antoninus, 2: 303p. 300
Mael, and Lancelot, 32: 163p. 300
Maelius, Spurius, death of, 9: 65p. 300
Maenads, Bacchus and the, 8: 215; Pentheus and the, 8: 123; son of Dryas and, 8: 286p. 300
Maeon, death of, 13: 332–333p. 300
Maeonides, Homer called, 4: 136p. 300
Maevius, Dryden on, 13: 13; Shelley on, 27: 358p. 300
Magaeus, and Alcibiades, 12: 145–146p. 300
Magalotti, Gregorio, 31: 122 n.p. 300
Magdalena, Drake at, 33: 149p. 300
Magdalene, Mary, 44: 373 (l. 37-50), 44: 374 (l. 2), 44: 416 (l. 10); John Donne on, 15: 378; Kempis on, 7: 246 (l. 1)p. 300
MAGDALENE, FOR THE, 40: 328p. 300
Magdolos, battle of, 33: 80p. 300
Magellan, first to circumnavigate globe, 33: 122; at Port St. Julian, 33: 205p. 300
Magellan Clouds, described, 23: 30p. 300
Magellan, Straits of, Darwin on, 29: 236; Pretty on, 33: 207–208p. 300
Magic, Browne on, 3: 282 (l. 31); Faust on, 19: 24; Faustus on, 19: 208p. 300→ Inventory
Magicians, in Dante's HELL, 20: 84p. 300
Magistrates, expenses of, 10: 465; marriage of, 3: 21; Vane on duties of, 43: 122–123p. 300→ Inventory
Magna Charla, Burke on, 24: 170–171; Voltaire on, 34: 90; Winthrop on, 43: 96p. 300
MAGNA, INSTAURATIO; see INSTAURATIO MAGNAp. 300
Magnanimity, friendship requires, 5: 114; Hobbes on, 34: 341, 34: 365; Marcus Aurelius on term, 2: 277 (l. 8); Ruskin on, 28: 127p. 300→ Inventory
Magnetism, Faraday on, 30: 65–68; illustrated, 30: 25; produced by electricity, 30: 82–85, 30: 206p. 300→ Inventory
Magneto-electrical Machines, 30: 206p. 300
Magneto-electricity, discovered by Faraday, 30: 5p. 300
Magnificence, a source of the sublime, 24: 66p. 300→ Inventory
Magnitude, in architecture, 24: 64–65; Pliny on, 9: 205; sublimity of, 24: 61–62, 24: 109–111p. 300→ Inventory
Magnusson, Eirikr, 49: 249p. 300
Magus, death of, 13: 339p. 300
Magyars, Freeman on the, 28: 268–269; Turks and, 28: 227–229p. 300
Maha Bharata, The, remarks on, 45: 784p. 300
Maha-Brahma, 45: 610, 45: 613–614, 45: 618p. 300
Maha-Maya, mother of Buddha, 45: 606–610p. 300
Mahatmas, 45: 823, 45: 826p. 300→ Inventory
Mahew, Mr., among the Indians, 43: 138, 43: 140p. 300
Mahmiid, Omar Khayyam on, 41: 952p. 300
Maia, daughter of Atlas, 13: 272; Jove and, 40: 242; mother of Mercury, 20: 382 n.p. 300
Maiander, River, Herodotus on, 33: 11p. 300
MAID OF ATHENS, 41: 795–796p. 300
Maimonides, Moses, on prophets, 48: 214 (l. 2)p. 300
Mairet, and Corneille, 39: 361p. 300
Maisar, game of, 45: 994 n.p. 300
Majority, Burke on tyranny of the, 24: 259–260; Lincoln on rule of the, 43: 318–319; Lowell on government by, 28: 464; Mill on tyranny of the, 25: 198; Pascal on rule of, 48: 106 (l. 301), 48: 305–306 (l. 878)p. 300→ Inventory
Mai, son of Telband, 49: 225–226p. 300
Malacoda, in Dante's HELL, 20: 87p. 300
Malaspina, Alagia, 20: 224 n.p. 300
Malaspina, Archbishop of Genoa, 31: 45 n.p. 300
Malaspina, Conrad, in Purgatory, 20: 178p. 300
Malaspina, Marcello, and Dante, 20: 224 n.p. 300
Malaspina, Morello, Dante and, 20: 102 n., 20: 178 n.p. 300
Malatesti, Count, in DUCHESS OF MALFI, 47: 791, 47: 804–805, 47: 835, 47: 847–848, 47: 851–854p. 301
Malavolti, Catalano de, 20: 96 n.p. 301
Malay Archipelago, Darwin on, 11: 338, 11: 418–419p. 301
Malays, superstition of the, 29: 462p. 301
Malaysia, Drake in, 33: 218–224p. 301
Malchus, and St. Peter, 48: 262 (l. 744)p. 301
Malcolm, in MACBETH, with Duncan in camp, 46: 322, 46: 323; reports death of Cawdor, 46: 329; made Prince of Cum berland, 46: 330–331; after father's murder, 46: 346, 46: 347–348; suspected of murder, 46: 349; at English court, 46: 363–364; with Macduff, 46: 373–377; and Ross, 46: 378–379; comforts Mac duff, 46: 380–381; in war on Macbeth, 46: 383, 46: 387, 46: 389–391; with Siward, 46: 392–393; hailed as king, 46: 393–394p. 301
Maldiva, Archipelago, Darwin on, 29: 481–482p. 301
Maldonado, town, Darwin on, 29: 48–49p. 301
Maldonado, Lopez, Cervantes on, 14: 53–54p. 301
Malebolge, in Hell, 20: 73p. 301
Malebranche, Nicholas, Berkeley on, 37: 234; on God, 37: 345–346 n.; 34: 104; Hume on, 37: 291; Montesquieu on, 32: 118; Voltaire on, 34: 71p. 301
Malfi, Duchess of, in DUCHESS OF MALFI, Antonio on, 47: 761; in presencechamber scene, 47: 761; Bosola hired to watch, 47: 763–764; with brothers, advised against marriage, 47: 765–766; scene with Antonio, 47: 767–772; Bosola on condition of, 47: 774, 47: 778; with Bosola, 47: 775–777; plans to hide her condition, 47: 777; birth of son, 47: 780, 47: 782–783; her unchastity believed by brothers, 47: 787–789; with Ferdinand after interval, 47: 791; plan to force confession, 47: 792; with Antonio in cham ber, 47: 793–795; with Ferdinand, 47: 795–798; with Bosola, 47: 799; covers flight of An tonio, 47: 799–802; confesses marriage to Bosola, 47: 802; plans for flight, 47: 803–804; betrayed by Bosola, 47: 804, 47: 805–806; banished from Ancona, 47: 807–808; with A n tonio near Loretto, 47: 808–809; letter from brother, 47: 809–810; parting from A n tonio, 810 - n; arrested by Bosola, 47: 812–813; in imprisonment, 47: 813–818; with Cariola, 47: 818–820; with madmen, 47: 821–822; with Bosola as old man, 47: 822–825; death, 47: 826, 47: 830p. 301
Malice, Burns on, 6: 106; Emerson on limits of, 5: 131; Martial on, 48: 21 (l. 41); More on, 36: 128; Woolman on, 1: 274p. 301→ Inventory
Malice, Mr., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 100p. 301
Malignity, Bacon on, 3: 34p. 301
Malin, Admiral, at Gravelines, 19: 256p. 301
Mallon, Col., at Gettysburg, 43: 385, 43: 387p. 301
M ALL Y ' SMEEK, M ALL Y ' S SWEET, 6: 543p. 301
Malory, Sir Thomas, THE HOLY GRAIL, 35: 105–214; life and book, 35: 104; PROLOGUE TO KING ARTHUR of, 39: 20–24p. 301
Malprimis, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 123, 49: 134p. 301
Malquiant, son of Malcus, 49: 146p. 301
Malseron, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 137p. 301
Malt, Harrison on making of, 35: 282–283p. 301→ Inventory
Malta, Coleridge on government of, 5: 320; heat of, 37: 10–11; Knights of, Mill on, 25: 10p. 301
Malthus, debt of Darwin to, 11: 6; E me r son on, 5: 248, 5: 393; Mill on, 25: 68p. 301
Maluco Islands, Drake in, 33: 218–221p. 301
Malunkyaputta, 45: 647–652p. 301
Mambrino's Helmet, 14: 75, 14: 165–167, 14: 448–451p. 301
Mammals, first appearance of, 11: 341; in oceanic islands, 11: 417–418p. 301→ Inventory
Mammary Glands, development of the, 11: 233–234p. 301
Mammon, Burns on followers of, 6: 86, 6: 325–326; Jesus on, 44: 397 (l. 13); in PARADISE LOST, 4: 105, 4: 114–115p. 301→ Inventory
Mammon, Sir Epicure, in THE A L C HE MIST, Subtle on, 47: 563–564; visit to Subtle's 564-83; plot against, 47: 584–585; his return, 47: 610, 47: 611–612; with Dol, 47: 613–618, 47: 629–631; with Subtle, 47: 631–632; hears loss of Subtle's works, 47: 632–634; returns with Surly, 47: 647–648; with officers, 47: 657–661p. 301
MAN, O F, by Hobbes, 34: 307–417p. 301
Man, animals and, difference between, 34: 175–177; antiquity of, 11: 32–33; .387-8, 38: 404–405; Augustine, St., on, 7: 56–57, 7: 82–83; Bacon on, and God, 3: 44; Bildad on, no (4-6); Browne on, 3: 286, 3: 325–326; Burns on, 6: 34, 6: 231, 6: 249, 6: 285, 6: 308, 6: 339, 6: 507; Byron on, 18: 416; Channing on study of, 28: 331–333; Confucius on, 44: 20 (l. 17); David on, 44: 151 (l. 4-8); denned by Plato, 48: 425; Descartes on creation of, 34: 38–39; Emerson on, 5: 26, 5: 69–72, 5: 135, 5: 228, 5: 264, 5: 267, 5: 274, 5: 288, 5: 298; Epictetus on, (9), (16), (60-1), 2: 162 (l. 124), 2: 166 (l. 136); "folly's microcosm, " xix, 2: 58; Franklin on, 1: 72–73; God's ways to, 4: 431–432; Goethe on state of, 19: 19; Homer on littleness of, 22: 248; Kant on, 32: 338–341; Kempis on, 7: 303–304; littleness of, 44: 132–134 (l. 3-41), 44: 138–139 (l. 1-11); Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 243 (l. 3), 2: 255 (l. 7), 2: 258 (l. 27), 2: 288 (l. 14), 2: 301 (l. 32); Minerva on, 5: 218; Mohammed on creation of, 45: 879, 45: 885, 45: 889, 45: 891, 45: 899–900, 45: 935; natural state of, 34: 166, 34: 168–197, 34: 204–205, 34: 387–391; Pascal on state of, 48: 26–32, 48: 50 (l. 125-7), 48: 52–54, 48: 120 (l. 358), 48: 128 (l. 389-90), 48: 130 (l. 397), 48: 130–131 (l. 398-404), 48: 132 (l. 409), 48: 132–135 (l. 411-23), 48: 137 (l. 427), 48: 144–145, 48: 146, 48: 166 (l. 510-11), 48: 191 (l. 584), 48: 219 (l. 660), 48: 396–397, 48: 437; Pascal on study of, 48: 58–59; Penn on, 1: 323–325, 1: 342 (l. 220-2); Poe's tragedy of, 42: 1241; proper study of himself, 1: 77, 1: 96; 3: 27, 3: 264, 3: 266; "proposeth, God disposeth, " vii, 3: 222; Rousseau on, 34: 255–256; Rousseau on early, 34: 168; Schiller on person and condition of, 32: 238–241; Schiller on what constitutes, 32: 211–213; self-torture is the lot of, 19: 34; Shakespeare on, 46: 133–134, 46: 270; a social being, 2: 128 (l. 34), 2: 136 (l. 56), 2: 162 (l. 123), 2: 228 (l. 16), 2: 243 (l. 5), 2: 244 (l. 13), 2: 250 (l. 55), 2: 287 (l. 8); 9: 38; 24: 39; 25: 327–329; Socrates on mediocrity of, 2: 82; supreme in strangeness, 8: 265–266; the temple of God, 45: 494 (l. 16-17), 45: 523 (l. 16); Ten nyson on, 42: 1019–1020; thought requisite to, 48: 117 (l. 339), 48: 118 (l. 346-8); Tim s us on, 5: 176; transitoriness of, 44: 258, 44: 271 (l. 15-16); twofold nature of, 36: 345; universal and particular, 5: 6; Zophar on, 44: 87 (l. 12)p. 301→ Great Idea
MAN AND SATYR, fable of, 17: 33p. 302
MAN AND SERPENT, fable of, 17: 13p. 302
MAN AND Two WIVES, fable of, 17: 29p. 302
MAN AND THE WOOD, fable of, 17: 22p. 302
MAN AND WOODEN GOD, fable of, 17: 27p. 302
MAN, BOY, AND DONKEY, fable of, 17: 35–36p. 302→ Great Idea
MAN, ESSAY O N, by Pope, 40: 406–440p. 302→ Great Idea
MAN THERE FORMER, Emerson's, 43-p. 302
MAN WAS MADE TO MOURN, 6: 60–62p. 302
MAN ' S A MAN FOR A' THAT, 6: 511–512; Arnold on, 28: 85–86p. 302
Manardi, Arrigo, 20: 202 n.p. 302
Manasseh, Pascal on, 48: 237p. 302
Manchet, a kind of bread, 35: 280p. 302→ Inventory
Mandeville, Bernard, Addison and, 27: 179; on pity, 34: 189p. 302
Mandeville, Sir John, on headless men, 33: 359p. 302
Mandioca, Darwin on, 29: 32p. 302
Mandrake, superstition of the, 47: 786 n.p. 302
Maneros, song of, 33: 41p. 302
Manetho, on Egypt, 38: 387p. 302
Manetti, Latino Giovenale de, 31: 145 n., 31: 178–179, 31: 184p. 302
MANFRED: A DRAMATIC POEM, 18: 407–450; remarks on, 18: 406p. 302
Manfred, in MANFRED, with the spirits, 18: 407–413; spell pronounced on, 18: 413–415; on the mountain, 18: 415–419; saved by chamois-hunter, 18: 419; in hunter's cottage, 18: 419–422; with Witch, relates his life, 18: 423–427; determines to learn what death is, 18: 427–428; in Hall of Arimanes, 18: 432–433; calls up Astarte, 18: 434–436; in castle, his calmness, 18: 436–437; with Abbot of St. Maurice, 18: 437–442; address to the sun, 18: 442–443; Herman on, 18: 443; Astarte and, 18: 444; on beauties of night and the Coliseum, 18: 445–446; summoned by spirits, 18: 447–449; death, 18: 450p. 302
Manfredi, Alberigo de', 20: 139p. 302
Manfredi, King of Naples, Dante on, 20: 156–157p. 302
Manfredi, Tribaldello de', 134 note 14 _p. 302
Mangiadore, Pietro, 20: 338 n.p. 302
Mangona, Alberto da, 20: 166 n.p. 302
Manhood, Channing on true, 28: 331–332; Emerson on, 5: 18–19, 5: 82; Lowell on, 28: 439; 42: 1387; Pascal on, 48: 19–20p. 302→ Inventory
Manichseans, 7: 3; Augustine, St., on the, 7: 35–42, 7: 63–69, 7: 74–75, 7: 132–133; Mill on, 25: 30; Nebridius's argument against, 7: 100p. 302
Manilius, case of, 12: 225p. 302
Mankind, uniformity of, 37: 353–360; unity of, 5: 18–19p. 303→ Inventory
Manlius, Capitolinus, Virgil onp. 303
Manlius, Marcus, in Catiline's conspiracy, 12: 229, 12: 230; defeat of, n 3-14p. 303
Manlius, Titus, Corneille on, 26: 127p. 303
Manna, Browne on, 3: 272p. 303→ Inventory
Mannellini, Bernardino, 31: 349–350, 31: 378p. 303
Manners, in authors, criticism of, 27: 219; Hobbes on, 34: 369–375; Hume on, of different ages, 37: 355; Locke on, 37: 47–50, 37: 72–74, 37: 120–126p. 303→ Inventory
MANNERS, ESSAY O N, by Emerson, 5: 199–218p. 303
MANNERS, TREATISE ON GOOD, by Swift, 27: 99–103p. 303
Mannus, god of the Germans, 33: 93p. 303
Manoa, city of, 33: 302–303, 33: 317, 33: 320, 33: 321–322p. 303
Manoa, in SAMSON AGONISTES, 4: 422–423, 4: 425–426, 4: 429, 4: 451–452, 4: 453–455, 4: 457–458p. 303
Mansfeld, Count, 38: 50–51p. 303
Mansfield, Lord, Pope on, 27: 273; on the press, 5: 447p. 303
Mantius, son of Melampus, 22: 206p. 303
Manto, Dante on, 20: 82–83; in Limbo, 20: 237 n.p. 303
Mantrap, Mrs., in SHE STOOPS TO CON QUER, 18: 242, 18: 267p. 303
Mantua, contest over Duchy of, 21: 78, 21: 434–436, 21: 466–471; origin of, 20: 83; Virgil on, 13: 328p. 303→ Inventory
Mantua, Marquis of, in DON QUIXOTE, "iv, 43> 75p. 303
Manual Labor, Emerson on, 5: 47, 5: 50; Locke on, 37: 173–178p. 303
Manuel, in MANFRED, 18: 443–445p. 303
Manufacturers, interests of, 210 - np. 303
Manufactures, agriculture and, 10: 11–12, 10: 220–222, 10: 304–307; in agricultural system, 10: 430–436, 10: 439–442; capital used in, 10: 290, 10: 292–293; commerce compared with, 10: 307–308; division of labor in, 10: 9–10; foreign competition keenest in, 10: 338–339; favored by laws, 10: 128–131; materials of, importation and exportation of, 10: 405–422; military spirit and, 3: 77; 27: 373–374; monopolies in, 10: 342; necessity of, 10: 288, 10: 444–445; prices of, 10: 52, 10: 202–207; protection of new, 10: 337–338p. 303→ Inventory
Manzoni, Alessandro, I PROMESSI SPOSI; life and works, 21: 3–5p. 303
Mara, the god, 45: 618–622, 45: 728–729p. 303
Maranon, river, 317 note n, 33: 319p. 303
Marat, Burke on, 24: 420p. 303
Marathon, battle of, 12: 82–83; Byron onp. 303→ Inventory
Marble, composition of, note; crystallization of, 30: 239–240; experiments with, 30: 14–16p. 303→ Inventory
Marbois, Francis Barbe\ xliiip. 303
Marcela, and Chrysostom, 14: 85–90, 14: 104–108p. 303
Marcellinus, Pliny to, 9: 273p. 303
Marcellus, brother-in-law of Octavius, 12: 254–255p. 303
Marcellus, Caius, first husband of O c tavia, 12: 344, 12: 388p. 303
Marcellus, Marcus Claudius (d. 208 B. C), Virgil on, 13: 236p. 303
Marcellus, Marcus Claudius (d. 46 B. C.)> Antony and, 12: 325; Caesar and, 9: 164; 12: 289; Catiline and, 12: 229; death of, 9: 72; Milo and, 9: 97p. 303
Marcellus, Marcus Claudius (d. 23 B. C), son of Octavia, 12: 388; Virgil on, 13: 32, 13: 237p. 303
Marcellus, in HAMLET, 46: 94–99, 46: 104–107, 46: 113–114, 46: 118–119p. 303
March, month of Creation, 40: 44; twenty-fifth of, 15: 403p. 303
MARCH, WRITTEN IN, 12: 604–605p. 303
March, George, Earl of, his raid into England, 35: 81–82; at Otterburn, 35: 88, 35: 90; Ralph Percy and, 35: 98p. 303
Marchant, Chaucer's, 40: 18–19p. 303
Marcia, wife of Cato, in Cato, 27: 194–195; in Dante's Limbo, 20: 20, 20: 147p. 303
Marcii, house of the, 12: 147p. 303
Marcius, and Cicero, 12: 230, 12: 250p. 303
Marcius, Caius, see Coriolanusp. 303
Marco Polo on China, 10: 73p. 303
Marco of the Serbs, 32: 157 n.p. 303
Marcomanians, M. Aurelius Antoninus* war with, 2: 305, 2: 307; Tacitus on the, 33: 116p. 303
Marcone, the goldsmith, 31: 14, 31: 15, 31: 21, 31: 22p. 303
Marcus Antoninus, see Aureliusp. 303
Marcus Aurelius, see Aureliusp. 303
Mardion, the eunuch, 12: 368p. 303
Mardonius, general of Xerxes, 12: 8, 12: 87, 12: 88, 12: 91, 12: 92–93, 12: 94, 12: 95; death of, 12: 97; at Plataca, 12: 20p. 303
M ARE, SALUTATION TO AN AULD, 6: 147–150p. 303
Margano, Pietro, 31: 98 n.p. 303
Margaret, in FAUST, first meeting with Faust, 19: 112; wonders who he is, 19: 115–116; in chamber, finds casket, n 8-9; grieves for loss of casket, 19: 122; finds second casket, 19: 122–123; meets Mephistopheles at Martha's, 19: 124–131; with Faust in garden, 19: 133–139; m summerhouse, 19: 141–142; song of, 19: 148–149; with Faust, on his religion, 19: 149–151; dislike of Mephistopheles, 19: 152; plans meeting with Faust, 19: 153–154; with Bessy at the well, 19: 155–157; prayer of, 157^8; Valentine on, 19: 158–159; with Valentine, 19: 162–165; in the cathedral, 19: 165–167; vision of, seen by Faust, 19: 181; imprisoned and doomed to death, 19: 190–191; in the dungeon, with Faust, 19: 193–202; remarks on story of, 19: 7p. 303
MARGARET, THE AFFLICTION OF, 41: 644–646p. 304
Margaret d'Alencon, 31: 334 n.p. 304
Margaret of Anjou, Raleigh on, 39: 74, 39: 75p. 304
Margaret of Austria, 31: 157 n., 31: 221 n.p. 304
Margaret of Burgundy, 39: 5, 39: 6–7, 39: 8; Warbeck and, 34: 102p. 304
Margaret of Parma, 19: 252; Raleigh on, 39: 87p. 304
Margaret of Parma, in EGMONT, regent of Netherlands, 19: 256–257; on the iconoclasts, 19: 259–260; with Machiavel, on state of Netherlands, 19: 260–262; suspects Egmont and Orange, 19: 263–265; Egmont and Orange on, 19: 283–284, 19: 288–291; her departure, 19: 298p. 304
Margaris, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 125, 49: 136, 49: 141p. 304
MARGARITA S OR OR I, 42: 1209–1210p. 304
Marginal Notes, Cervantes on, 14: 6–9p. 304
Margites, of Homer, 3: 200; 12: 209 n.p. 304
MARGUERITE, T O, 42: 1128–1129p. 304
Marguerite de Valois, 31: 283 n., 31: 300p. 304
Maria, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, in love with Charles Surface, 18: 117, 18: 118, 18: 127; at Lady Sneerwell's, 18: 119–125, 18: 132–133; with Joseph Surface, 18: 132, 18: 137–138; Sir Peter and, 18: 145; toasted by Charles, 18: 151; reconciled to Charles, 18: 192–194p. 304→ Inventory
Maria, the widow, in I PROMESSI SPOSI, 21: 392, 21: 479p. 304→ Inventory
Mariane, in TARTUFFE, and M me. Pernelle, 26: 200; in love with Valere, 26: 208, 26: 229; marriage put off by father, 26: 216–217; with her father, ordered to marry Tartuffe, 26: 218–228; with Dorine, 26: 228–233; with Valere, 26: 233–243; protests against marriage with Tartuffe, 26: 264–266; in final scene, 26: 293, 26: 296; promised to Valere, 26: 296p. 304
Marids, a kind of genii, 16: 9 n.p. 304
Marie Antoinette, Burke on, 24: 212–213; on October Sixth, 24: 208–209p. 304
Marine Currents, Lyell on, 38: 401, 38: 403p. 304
Marine Species, the simultaneous changes in, 11: 359p. 304
MARINERS OF ENGLAND, Y E, Thomas Campbell's, 41: 777–778p. 304
Marini, Dryden on, 13: 59p. 304
Mario, in England, 5: 413p. 304
MARION ' S MEN, SONG OF, 42: 1217–1219p. 304
Maritorncs, the Asturian wench, 14: 118, 14: 119–123, 14: 132–133; on knightly tales, 14: 302; plot of, against Quixote, 14: 435–439p. 304
Marius, Caius, Burke on confiscations of, 24: 250–251; Caesar and, 12: 264, 12: 267, 12: 268; death of, 27: 21; Dryden on, 13: 15p. 304
Marius, M., letter to, 9: 107p. 304
Marjaneh, in story of ALI - BABA, 16: 429–430, 16: 432, 16: 435–436, 16: 439–441p. 304
Mark, John surnamed, 44: 449 (l. 12), 44: 450 (l. 25), 44: 457 (l. 37-9)p. 304→ Inventory
Mark, St., Pascal on 13th chapter of, 48: 357–358p. 304
MARK YONDER POMP OF COSTLY FASHION, 6: 533–534p. 304
Market, extent of, limits division of labor, 10: 22p. 304→ Inventory
Market Price, defined, 10: 57; as determined by demand and supply, 10: 57–59; effect of fluctuations on rent, wages, and profits, 10: 59–61; natural price compared with, 10: 59–64p. 304
Markets, in Utopia, 36: 184–185p. 304
Markland, Leif Ericsson's, 43: 8–9p. 304
Marl, Harrison on, 35: 308p. 304→ Inventory
Marlborough, Duke of, Addison on, 27: 183; Bolingbroke on, 34: 99p. 304
MARLBOROUGH ROAD, THE OLD, 28: 401–403p. 304
Marliniere, Riccant de la, 26: 344–349p. 304
Marloff, Madame, in MINNA VON BARN - HELM, 26: 305–307p. 304
Marlow, Sir Charles, in SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, 18: 256–259, 18: 265–269p. 304
Marlow, Young, in SHE STOOPS TO CON QUE R, selected as husband for Kate Hardcastle, 18: 208–209; Miss Neville on, 18: 210; at the ale-house, 18: 213–215; arrival at Hardcastle's, 18: 217–219; with M r. Hardcastle, 18: 219–224, 18: 225–226; meets Miss Hardcastle, 18: 226–229; discussed by Kate and her father, 18: 233–235, 18: 239–243; with Miss Neville's jewels, 18: 244–246; with Hardcastle and his servants, 18: 246–248; ordered to leave house, 18: 247–248; learns inn is Mr. Hardcastle's, 18: 249; parting with Kate, 18: 250; denounces Tony and Hastings, 18: 254–255; protests against loving Kate, 18: 257–258; love scene with Kate, 18: 265–266; learns who she is, 18: 267; united to Kate, 18: 268–269p. 304
Marlowe, Christopher, EDWARD THESE C OND, 46: 5–89; DOCTOR FAUSTUS, 19: 205–250; influence on Goethe, 19: 6; H a z litt on, 27: 276; Jonson on, 40: 301; life and works, 19: 204; THE PASSION AT E SHEPHERD, 40: 254–255p. 305
Marmagne, Seigneur de, 31: 281 n.p. 305
Marmontel, Mill on Memoirs of, 25: 90p. 305
Maron, son of Euanthes, 22: 120p. 305
Marque and Reprisal, Letters of, 43: 161, 43: 162, 43: 184 (l. 11), 43: 186 (l. 10)p. 305
Marquis, meaning of, 34: 368p. 305
Marrall, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, 47: 871–872; scene with Overreach, 47: 876–879; with Wellborn, 47: 879–881; with Wellborn at Allworth's, 47: 883–885; with Wellborn after dinner, 47: 888–890; reports to Overreach, 47: 890–892; at Overreach's, 47: 896, 47: 901, 47: 905, 47: 906, 47: 907, 47: 908; at All - worth's, 47: 911–912; with Wellborn on way to Lady Allworth's, 47: 920–921, 47: 923–924; with Overreach, 47: 931–932, 47: 934, 47: 935–937; in final scene, 47: 940–941p. 305
Marriage, Augustine, St., on, 7: 23, 7: 46; Browne on, 3: 323; Cervantes on, 14: 318–319; dispensations, 36: 309; of divorced persons, Jesus on, 44: 397 (l. 18); from economic standpoint, 10: 72, 10: 80–81; Epictetus on, 2: 159–160 (l. 116); equality in, 8: 198–199, 8: 198 n.; Euripides on, 8: 331; among Germans, 33: 103; Goethe on, 19: 348; Locke on, 37: 182; Luther on, 36: 333; Massinger on, 47: 917–918; Mill on, contracts of, 25: 300–301; Milton on, 4: 173, 4: 313–314; 28: 183–184; Mohammed on, 45: 968, 45: 970–971, 45: 980; Moliere on, without love, 26: 223; Montaigne on, 32: 76; among Moravians, 1: 143; in New Atlantis, 3: 167–170; Pascal on, 48: 127 (l. 385), 48: 341–342; Paul, St., on, 45: 498–499; Penn on, 1: 330–331, 1: 332–333 (l. 92-105); Pliny on, for wealth, 9: 201; of priests, Calvin on, 39: 38; of priests, Luther on, 36: 301–305; prostitution and, 3: 168–169; Rousseau on effect of indissoluble, 34: 193; Ruskin on, 28: 144–145; sanctity of, ^Eschylus on, 8: 131; sanctity of, Emerson on, 5: 245; Shakespeare on, 46: 146; Shakespeare on second, 46: 153; state control of, 25: 305; Stevenson on, 28: 283–284; Swift on, 27: 91; in Utopia, 36: 208–211; Walton on, 15: 326–327; Webster's Antonio on, 47: 768p. 305
MARRIAGE AND SINGLE LIFE, Bacon on, 3: 21–22p. 305
Marriott, John, hymn by, 45: 572p. 305
Mars, as German god, 33: 97; see Aresp. 305→ Inventory
Mars, the planet, 42: 1266; Dante's fifth heaven, 20: 346p. 305→ Inventory
Marsh, George, on the "Alert, " xxiii; (in 1859)p. 305
Marshall, John, OPINION IN CASE OF M C - CULL OCH, 43: 208–224p. 305
Marshall, Mr., of Leeds, 25: 76p. 305
MARSHES OF GLYNN, 42: 1390–1391p. 305
Marsians, Tacitus on the, 33: 94p. 305
Marsignians, Tacitus on the, 33: 116p. 305
Marsil, King, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 95–98, 49: 100–105, 49: 108–115, 49: 141–143, 49: 148–150, 49: 158, 49: 183–184p. 305
Marsyas, Apollo and, 20: 285p. 305
Martel, Charles, king of Hungary, 20: 315–319p. 305
Martha, and Jesus, 44: 383p. 305
Martha, in FAUST, with Margaret, 19: 123–124; learns husband's death, 19: 125–130; with Mephistopheles in garden, 19: 134, 19: 137–138, 19: 140; with Valentine, 19: 162–164p. 305
Martha, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 282p. 305
Marthesia, Queen of the Amazons, 33: 327p. 305
Martial, Elphinstone's translation of, 6: 264; Montaigne on, 32: 92; Pascal on epigrams of, 48: 21; Pliny on, 9: 247–248; on the ugly man, 5: 306p. 305→ Inventory
Martigues, M. de, at Metz, 38: 25; at Hesdin, 38: 36, 38: 37, 38: 38–40p. 305
Martin iv, in Purgatory, 20: 242p. 305
Martin V, Milton on, 3: 196p. 305
Martin, Sir, 20: 343 n.p. 305
Martin, Theodore, translator of Schiller, 26: 377p. 306
Martineau, Harriet, Emerson and, 5: 464p. 306
Martinez, Juan, 33: 320–322p. 306
Martini, Luca, 31: 172 n.; Capitolo addressed to, 31: 251–257p. 306
Martius, and Sophocles, 5: 121p. 306
Martyrs, Bacon on, 3: 138; Browne on, 3: 278–279; Bunyan on Christian, 15: 264–265; Emerson on, 5: 99; Goethe on, of truth, 19: 32; Lowell on, 42: 1372; under M. Aurelius Antoninus, 2: 306–307, 2: 311–315; Pascal on the, 48: 159 (l. 481), 48: 294–295 (l. 844)p. 306→ Inventory
Marullus, the tribune, Csesar and, 12: 313–314p. 306
Marut, the fallen angel, 16: 57 n.p. 306
Marvell, Andrew, poems by, 40: 370–379p. 306
Marvellous, human love of the, 37: 380–383p. 306→ Inventory
Mary, mother of Jesus, 44: 354–356, 44: 375 (l. 19-21), 44: 424 (l. 14); at the cross; Dante on, 20: 184, 20: 225; in Dante's PARADISE, 20: 385–386, 20: 418–419, 20: 423; LULLABY for, 40: 256–260; Luther on, 36: 369; Milton on, 4: 190, 4: 362, 4: 365, 4: 373–374; M o ham me d on, 45: 909–910, 45: 952 n., 45: 993, 45: 1002, 45: 1006; Pascal on virginity of, 48: 81 (l. 222-3), 48: 262 (l. 742); see STABAT MATERp. 306
Mary, mother of John, 44: 449 (l. 12)p. 306
Mary, sister of Martha, 44: 383p. 306
Mary of Brabant, and Brosse, 20: 166 n.p. 306
Mary, Queen of Scots, Burns on, 6: 374p. 306
MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS, LAMENT OF, 6: 396–397p. 306
Mary Tudor, Queen, Raleigh on, 39: 86p. 306
Mary, the Coptic girl, 45: 992 n.p. 306
MARY, T O, IN HEAVEN, 6: 365p. 306
MARY HAMILTON, a ballad, 40: 117–119p. 306
Mary Magdalene, see Magdalenep. 306
MARY UNWIN, T O, 12: 536–538p. 306
Maryland, Quakers in, 1: 276–277p. 306
MARYLAND VS. MCCULLOCH, 43: 208–224p. 306
Marzio, in THE CENCI, 18: 319, 18: 327–328, 18: 328–329, 18: 330, 18: 333–334, 18: 340–345p. 306
Masaccio, frescoes of, 31: 24 n.p. 306
Mascheroni, Sassol, 20: 133 n.p. 306
Masinissa, old age of, 9: 57p. 306
Masistius, Plutarch on, 12: 92p. 306
MASK AND FOX, fable of, 17: 19p. 306
Mason, Sir Josiah, 28: 209–210, 28: 211–212p. 306
MASONIC SONGp. 306
Masorah, Pascal on the, 48: 208–209 (l. 630)p. 306
MASQUES AND TRIUMPHS, ESSAY O N, Bacon's, 3: 95–96p. 306
Mass (in physics), measured by inertia, 30: 301–302p. 306
Mass (in Roman Church), Calvin on, 39: 37; Luther on, 36: 314–315; Luther on, for the dead, 36: 306–307; Rousseau on, 34: 303p. 306
Massa, Boebius, impeachment of, 9: 315–316p. 306
Massachusetts, Folger on persecutions in, 1: 9; Winthrop on government of, 43: 85–105p. 306
MASSACHUSETTS BODY OF LIBERTIES, 43: 66–84p. 306
MASSACHUSETTS TO VIRGINIA, 42: 1344–1347p. 306
Massena, Napoleon on, 5: 40p. 306
Massicus, ally of.Æneas, 13: 327p. 306
Massinger, Philip, life and works, 47: 858; NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, 47: 859–943p. 306
Massive Ones, in FAUST, 19: 190p. 306
Masson, David, Bagehot on Life of Milton by, 28: 165–168p. 306
Masters, Epictetus's advice to, 2: 178–179 (l. 180); Penn's counsel to, 1: 340–341; single men best, 3: 21p. 306→ Inventory
Master's Eye, fable of the, 17: 23p. 306
Mastic, Columbus on, 43: 26p. 306
Mastication, Locke on, 37: 16p. 306
Mastiff, Harrison on the, 35: 352–354, 35: 355; cross between bear and, 35: 355p. 306→ Inventory
Masurius, Epictetus on, 2: 169 (l. 144)p. 306
MATCH, A, 42: 1205–1207p. 306
Matches, story of the, 17: 345–349p. 306→ Inventory
Materialism, Berkeley on, 37: 250, 37: 270, 37: 276–281; Channing on, 28: 321–322; Rousseau on, 34: 250–254, 34: 258–259; Schiller on, 32: 222–223; Voltaire on, 34: 105–107p. 306→ Inventory
Materials, as circulating capital, 10: 219–220; of manufacture, importation, and exportation of, 10: 405–422; rent of land used to produce, 10: 165–178; value of, compared with food, 10: 178–180p. 306→ Inventory
Mathematical Mind, Pascal on the, 48: 8–11p. 306
Mathematicians, Franklin on, 1: 58p. 306→ Inventory
Mathematics, ancient, 28: 219; Bacon on study of, 3: 122; Berkeley on the, 37: 280; Burke on, 24: 21, 24: 75; Descartes on study of, 34: 8, 34: 9, 34: 18–19; Hobbes on, 34: 363; Hume on the, 37: 306, 37: 311; Mill on, compared with logic, 25: 17–18; Mill on indisputableness of, 25: 230; Milton on study of, 3: 240, 3: 241; moral sciences com pared with, 37: 335–336; Newton on, 39: 150–151; Pascal on, 48: 11p. 307→ Great Idea
Mather, Cotton, church history of, 1: 9; Essays to do Good, 1: 14p. 307
Matilda, in Dante's PURGATORY, 20: 259 n.; Ruskin on, 28: 161–162p. 307
Matius, Caius, 12: 305 n.p. 307
Matrevis, in EDWARD II, 46: 74–75, 46: 77–79, 46: 82–84, 46: 86p. 307
Matter, M. Aurelius Antoninus on, 2: 326; Berkeley on existence of, 37: 190–191, 37: 193–195, 37: 214–226, 37: 235–247, 37: 250–251, 37: 253–255, 37: 258–261, 37: 263–265, 37: 268; cause and effect in, 37: 352–353; defined by Faraday, 30: 10; idea of eternity of, 39: 102–103; Hume on creation of, 37: 419 n.; Hume on energy in, 37: 338; Hume on inertia of, 37: 345–346 n.; Hume on reality of, 37: 409–412; Locke on, 37: 164–165; mind and, C h an ning on, 28: 321–322; not endowed with motion, 34: 247–249; qualities of, Bacon on, 39: 138–139; qualities of, Berkeley on, 37: 193–214, 37: 349 n.; qualities of, Hume on, 37: 411–412; as self-created, 39: 103; spirit and, Hindu doctrine of, 45: 852, 45: 853p. 307→ Great Idea
MATTER, FORCES OF, Faraday's, 30: 7–85p. 307→ Great Idea
Matters of Fact, Hume on, 37: 306–308, 37: 320–324, 37: 330, 37: 331, 37: 415, 37: 419; Raleigh on, 39: 100p. 307
Matthew, the apostle, 44: 368 (l. 15), 44: 424 (l. 13); Mahomet on, 48: 194 (l. 597)p. 307
Matthew, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 229–230, 15: 232–236, 15: 250, 15: 252–253, 15: 250, 15: 265, 15: 266, 15: 267, 15: 268, 15: 287p. 307
Matthews, Fuegian missionary, 29: 212, 29: 226, 29: 228, 29: 230p. 307
Matthias, the disciple, 44: 424 (l. 23-6)p. 307
Mattiacians, Tacitus on the, 33: 109p. 307
MAUCHLINE, THE BELLES OF, 6: 58p. 307
MAUCHLINE LADY, THE, 6: 57p. 307
MAUD, Tennyson's, 42: 1015–1057p. 307
Maud, Queen, and the Pope, 35: 254p. 307
MAUD MULLER, 42: 1351–1355p. 307
Mauer, Hans auf der, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 416, 26: 418, 26: 420, 26: 423–424p. 307
Maugridge, William, 1: 58p. 307
Maul, the giant, 15: 248–249p. 307→ Inventory
Maunciple, Chaucer's, 40: 26–27p. 307
Maupertius, axiom of least action, 11: 500p. 307
Maurice, F. D., Carlyle and, 25: 316; in London Club, 25: 82; Mill and, 25: 3, 25: 97–98p. 307
Maurice of Saxony, Machiavelli and, 27: 363p. 307
Mauricus, Junius, 9: 190 n.; letter to, 9: 200–202; Pliny on, 9: 191p. 307
Mauritius, Darwin on, 29: 486–489p. 307
Maurizio, Ser, 31: 150 n.p. 307
Maurus, Rabanus, 20: 339 n.p. 307
Maxim, defined by Kant, 32: 312 n., 32: 331 n.p. 307
Maximilian, Emperor, Macaulay on, 27: 388; Machiavelli on, 36: 77p. 307
Maximilla, Antonia, 9: 359p. 307
Maximinus, Machiavelli on, 36: 66–67, 36: 68p. 307
Maxims, Macaulay on general, 27: 395p. 307→ Inventory
Maximus, Fabius, see Fabiusp. 307
Maximus, freedman of Trajan, 9: 369, 9: 374p. 307
Maximus, Nonius, letters to, 9: 219–220, 9: 264–265, 9: 283, 9: 297, 9: 1p. 307
Maximus, Q., and his son, 9: 168p. 307
Maximus, teacher of Aurelius, 195-6 (15). 199p. 307
MAXWELL, D R., T O, 6: 498p. 307
MAXWELL, JOHN, EPISTLE TO, 6: 422–423p. 307
Maxwell, Sir John, at Otterburn, 35: 89–90p. 307
MAY MOON, THE YOUNG, 41: 821p. 307
MAY MORNING, SONG ON, 4: 39p. 307
MAY, THE CHARMING MONTH OF, 6: 504–505p. 307
Maya, mother of Buddha, 45: 586p. 307
Mayer, Julius Robert, on law of conservation, 30: 175p. 307
Mayflower, Lowell on the, 42: 1372p. 307
MAYFLOWER COMPACT, THE, 43: 59p. 307
Mazarin, Louis XIV and, 24: 332; motto of, 28: 436; Pascal on, 48: 23 (l. 56)p. 307
Mazzaroth, 44: 134 n.p. 307
Mazzini, Giuseppe, BYRON AND GOETHE, 32: 377–396; editorial remarks on paper of, 1: 49; life of, 32: 376p. 307
Mead, Harrison on, 35: 286p. 307→ Inventory
Meade, General, seizes Gettysburg, 43: 329; in battle of. Gettysburg, 43: 331, 43: 332, 43: 333, 43: 334, 43: 335, 43: 339, 43: 345, 43: 357, 43: 358, 43: 362, 43: 364, 43: 366–367, 43: 370, 43: 371, 43: 381, 43: 391–392, 43: 396, 43: 397, 43: 399; Haskell on, 43: 328, 43: 358, 43: 359p. 308
Meals, Locke on, 37: 17–18; of children, 37: 18p. 308
Meanness, Confucius on, 44: 24 (l. 35), 44: 26 (l. 11); punishment of, 5: 26p. 308→ Inventory
Means, and ends, Emerson on, 5: 90; Penn on, 1: 348 (l. 310-19)p. 308→ Inventory
Measles, cowpox and, 38: 215 n.; Jenner on, 38: 164–165; small-pox and, 38: 202–203p. 308→ Inventory
Measure, Emerson on love of, 5: 209–210p. 308→ Inventory
Measures, English and metric system of, 30: 253p. 308→ Inventory
Meat, Augustine, St., on eating of, 7: 185; Darwin on eating of, 29: 123; Locke on eating of, 37: 16, 37: 18; Mohammed on eating of, 45: 994, 45: 1004; price of, Smith on, 10: 151–152, 10: 154–155, 10: 183, 10: 187–188, 10: 189, 10: 198p. 308
Mecca, the House of, 45: 957 n.p. 308
Mecca Suras, in Koran, 45: 879–941p. 308
Mechanic Arts Schools, proposed by Tick - nor, 28: 367p. 308
Mechanical Arts, Bacon on, 39: 122; poetry and, compared in usefulness, 27: 350–353p. 308
Mechanics, compensation in, 5: 87; Hobbes on, 34: 363; Newton on science of, 39: 150–151; Penn on, 1: 323 (l. 16)p. 308→ Great Idea
Mechthild, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 437p. 308
MECKLENBURG DECLARATION, 43: 156–157p. 308
Meddling, Kempis on, 7: 227 (l. 3), 7: 243 (l. 2), 7: 288 (l. 1); Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 203 (l. 13); Penn on, 1: 357 (l. 435)p. 308→ Inventory
Medea and jEson, 41: 664p. 308
Medes, Raleigh on history of, 39: 113p. 308
Mediaeval Architecture, Hugo on, 39: 350–351p. 308
Medici, Alessandro, de', 31: 84–85 n., 31: 98, 31: 101, 31: 105; Cellini and, 31: 149, 31: 156–160, 31: 172, 31: 173; reputed son of Pope Clement, 31: 174; murder of, 31: 158 n., 31: 177p. 308
Medici, Bernardo de', 31: 144 n.p. 308
Medici, Caterina de', 31: 283 n.; cupbearer to, 31: 411 n.; Count Mansfeld and, 38: 51; King of Navarre and, 38: 47–48p. 308
Medici, Cosimo de', 31: 15 n., 31: 178 n.; A l men i and, 31: 366 n.; Cellini and, 31: 341–344, 31: 347–348, 31: 350, 31: 353–355, 31: 357, 31: 358–363, 31: 364, 31: 366–372, 31: 373–376, 31: 383, 31: 387, 31: 388–392, 31: 392–393, 31: 395–398, 31: 400–402, 31: 404–405, 31: 405–407, 31: 409–419, 31: 421, 31: 429–431, 31: 433–435, 31: 436; diamond of, 31: 352–354, 31: 361–362; Michaelangelo and, 31: 384–387; mother of, 31: 407 n.; in Siennese war, 31: 392–393, 31: 406; Tasso and, 31: 25 n.p. 308
Medici Family, arms of, 31: 13 n.; banishment and return of, 31: 13; 27: 392p. 308
Medici, Francesco de', 31: 428p. 308
Medici, Giovanni de', 31: 68, 31: 83 n.p. 308
Medici, Giovannino de, 31: 15p. 308
Medici, Giuliano de', 31: 16 n., 31: 84 n.p. 308
Medici, Giulio de', 31: 16 n., 31: 86 n.; see Clement viip. 308
Medici, Ippolito de', 31: 84–85 n., 31: 134 n.; Cellini and, 31: 137, 31: 139–140, 31: 144–145p. 308
Medici, Isabella de', 31: 201 n.p. 308
Medici, Lorenzino de*, 31: 85 n., 31: 158 n., 31: 160, 31: 174–175, 31: 177, 31: 356p. 308
Medici, Lorenzo de, Bacon on, 3: 50; Cellini and, 31: 11; descendants of, 31: 84 n.; mercantile enterprises of, 10: 470p. 308
Medici, Lorenzo D i Piero de, Machiavelli to, 36: 5–6, 36: 83–86p. 308
Medici, Mary of, the wife of Concini and, 5: 186p. 308
Medici, Ottaviano de, 31: 158 n., 31: 172, 31: 174p. 308
Medici, Pallone de, 31: 70p. 308
Medici, Piero de, father-in-law of Strozzi, 31: 78 n.; monument of, 31: 134 n.p. 308
Medici, Pietro de, 31: 11 n., 31: 12p. 308
Medicina, Piero de, 20: 116–117p. 308
Medicine (s), for children, Locke on, 37: 26; Descartes on science of, 34: 50–51; Descartes on study of, 34: 8; in ancient Egypt, 33: 42; external, 38: 126; the germ theory in, 38: 364; Goethe on profession of, 19: 82; in Greece, 38: 2, 38: 3, 38: 4; Harrison on, 35: 238–240; Hippocrates on practise and study of, 38: 2, 38: 3, 38: 4–5; Marlowe on study of, 19: 206–207, 19: 209; practise of, among Indians, 43: 35; Milton on study of, 3: 241; More on study of, 36: 206, 36: 208; in New Atlantis, 3: 176; papers on, 38: 3–5, 38: 145–220, 38: 223–254, 38: 364–382; Prometheus inventor of, 8: 184; Rousseau on, 34: 172–173p. 308
Medina, origin of name, 45: 986 n.; siege of, 45: 985 n., 45: 986 n.p. 309
Medina Suras, in Koran, 45: 942–1007p. 309
Mediocrity, abhorred by the sublime, 24: 68p. 309→ Inventory
Meditation, Carlyle on, 25: 322; Hindu doctrine of, 45: 795–796, 45: 799, 45: 846; Kempis on, 7: 224 (l. 1); Pascal on, 48: 63 (l. 168); Plutarch on proper objects of, 12: 35–36; Rousseau on, 34: 172p. 309→ Inventory
MEDITATIONS OF MARCUS AURELIUS, 2: 193–301; remarks on, 2: 192p. 309
Mediterranean Sea, countries about, earliest in civilization, 10: 24–25; Shelley on the, 41: 834; Taine on the, 39: 412p. 309
Medon, in ODYSSEY, 22: 63–64, 22: 221, 22: 232, 22: 305, 22: 331p. 309
Medoro, and Angelica, 14: 213, 14: 226p. 309
Medusa, Dante on, 20: 37; Milton on, 4: 123–124p. 309
Medusa, queen of amazons, 33: 327p. 309
M edwin, story from, 5: 346p. 309
Meekness, Confucius on, 44: 44 (l. 27); Goethe on, 19: 135; Woolman on, 1: 174p. 309→ Inventory
MEETING OF THE WATERS, 41: 817–818p. 309
MEG O' THE MILL, 6: 456–457p. 309
Megarnetus, pupil of jEschylus, 8: 468p. 309
Megaera, Dante on, 20: 37; Milton on, 4: 305p. 309
Megapenthes, son of Menelaus, 22: 46, 22: 202, 22: 203p. 309
Megara, in Homer's Hades, 22: 151p. 309
Megara, city of, 12: 65–67p. 309
Megatheroid Animals, habits of, 29: 90–91p. 309
Megra, in PHILASTER, 47: 668–669; on Pharamond, 47: 674, 47: 675; with Pharamond, 47: 688–690; before Pharamond's house, 47: 692–693; caught with Pharamond, 47: 695–697; accuses Arethusa, 47: 698; at the hunt, 47: 714–715, 47: 716, 47: 721; denounces Arethusa, 47: 745; arrested, 47: 748; freed, 47: 750p. 309
Meinrad, of Hohenzollern, 26: 397 n.p. 309
Melampus, Dionysus and, 33: 30; Iphicles and, 22: 152 n.; story of, 22: 206p. 309
Melancholy, Christianity and, 39: 343; Hobbes on, 34: 353; in music, 12: 478; pleasures of, 4: 34–38p. 309→ Inventory
MELANCHOLY, by Fletcher, 40: 322p. 309
MELANCHOLY, ODE TO, 41: 882–883p. 309
Melancthon, on poetry, 27: 40p. 309
Melanopus, Callistratus and, 12: 201p. 309
Melanthius, in the ODYSSEY, 22: 233–234, 22: 237, 22: 288–289, 22: 299–300, 22: 301, 22: 308p. 309
Melantho, daughter of Dolius, 22: 253, 22: 259p. 309
Melchthal, Arnold von, in WILLIAM TELL, at house of Furst, 26: 395–396; hears father's blinding, 26: 399–401; enters league with Furst and Stauffacher, 26: 402–405; at the rendezvous, 26: 412–427; with Tell at Altdorf, 26: 440, 26: 443, 26: 444; at death of Attinghausen, 26: 459; with Rudenz, 26: 462–464; reports progress of revolt, 26: 475–476; hears death of Emperor, 26: 477–481p. 309
Melcombe, Lord, SHORTEN SAIL, 40: 463–464p. 309
Meleager, son of Althea, 8: 102; Dante on, 20: 247p. 309
Melendez, Pedro, governor of Florida, 33: 256p. 309
Melesigenes, Homer called, 4: 401p. 309
Meletus, accuser of Socrates, 2: 7, 2: 12–16, 2: 22, 2: 24, 2: 27p. 309
Melias, Sir, knighting of, 35: 121; adventures of, 35: 122–123; promises to follow Galahad, 35: 124p. 309
Meliboeus, Milton on, 4: 66; Sidney on, 27: 25p. 309
Melissus, of Samos, 12: 62, 12: 63; Dante on, 20: 343 n.; Themistocles and, 12: 6; on the world, 39: 104p. 309
Melito, and M. Aurelius Antoninus, 2: 313p. 309
Melitene, see Thunderingp. 309
Melius, Henry, 23: 387, 23: 398p. 309
Mellyagraunce, and Launcelot, 42: 1189–1190p. 309
Me l moth, William, translator of Pliny, 9: 183p. 309
Melo, John de, Don Quixote on, 14: 490p. 309
Melvin, Andrew, 15: 381–382, 15: 417p. 309
Memmius, C, Gabinius and, 9: 116p. 309
Memnon, reference to, 13: 90p. 309
MEMORIAL VERSES, by Arnold, 42: 1135–1137p. 309
Memories, Homer on, of griefs, 22: 210; Moore on, 41: 816; of pleasures, 17: 43–44; Tennyson on, 42: 981p. 309→ Inventory
Memorizing, Confucius on, 44: 42 (l. 5); Locke on, 37: 150–152; of poetry, Eliot on, 37: 1, 37: 8p. 309→ Inventory
Memory, Augustine, St., on the, 7: 166–174; Calderon on, 26: 39; Hobbes on, 34: 314; Hume on the, 37: 299, 37: 322–324; Locke on exercising the, 37: 150–153; in old age, 9: 52–53; Pascal on, 1 (95)> 23 (369); Raleigh on, 39: 96–97; reliance on the, 5: 66; verse and, 27: 31–32p. 309
Memphis, statues of Amasis at, 33: 87; embankments at, 33: 48–49; temple of Isis at, 33: 87; founded by M in, 33: 48; camp of Tyrians in, 33: 54p. 310
Men, Confucius on study of, 44: 7 (l. 16), 44: 8 (l. 10); constitute states, 41: 579; divine and undivine, 45: 861–862; two kinds of, 48: 171 (l. 534); women and, Ruskin on, 28: 145p. 310→ Inventory
Menage, Abbe, on L e Bailleul, 5: 306p. 310
Menalippus, reference to, 20: 135p. 310
Menander, on his comedy, 32: 62–63, 32: 83–84p. 310
Menas, the pirate, 12: 345–346p. 310
Mendesians, sacred animals of, 33: 25, 33: 29p. 310
Mendicant, Ideal, of Buddhism, 748-5 °p. 310
MENDICANTS, THE ROYAL, 16: 66, 16: 99p. 310
Mendoza, city of, 29: 334p. 310
Menelaus, yEschylus on, 8: 23, 8: 30–33; Burke on grief of, 24: 34–35; in Egypt, Herodotus on, 33: 57; in Egypt, Virgil on, 13: 365; in ODYSSEY, 22: 16, 22: 36–37, 22: 40–41, 22: 46–62, 22: 201–204; Pliny on, 9: 208 n.; in Trojan horse, 13: 108p. 310
Menenius, the senator, 39: 212p. 310
Menes, see M inp. 310
Menexenus, with Socrates, 2: 47p. 310
Men g Chih-fan, 44: 20 (l. 13)p. 310
Men g Ching, 44: 25 (l. 4) n.p. 310
Men g Chuang, 44: 65 (l. 18)p. 310
Men g Kung - C h ' o, 44: 46 (l. 12)p. 310
Men g W u, Confucius and, 44: 7 (l. 6), 44: 15 (l. 7)p. 310
Men g Y i, disciple of Confucius, 44: 7p. 310
Menico, in THE BETROTHED, 21: 101, 21: 123–124, 21: 129–130, 21: 184p. 310
Menippus, Plutarch on, 12: 51p. 310
Menjot, M., Pascal on, 48: 342p. 310
Mennonists, on slavery, 1: 215p. 310
Menoekeus, son of; see Creonp. 310
Mencetes, in the JENEID, 13: 183–184p. 310
Men on, and Phidias, 12: 68p. 310→ Inventory
Mental Discourse, Hobbes on, 34: 318–321; ends of, 34: 346p. 310
Mental Powers, of animals, 11: 224–225p. 310
Mental Sciences, Helmholtz on, ' 73-4p. 310
Menteith, in MACBETH, 46: 383–384, 46: 387p. 310
Mentes, form assumed by Pallas, 22: 12, 22: 14p. 310
Mentor, in ODYSSEY, 22: 27, 22: 229p. 310→ Inventory
Mephibosheth, and David, 41: 486; 43: 104p. 310
Mephistopheles, in Goethe's FAUST, undertakes Faust's downfall, 19: 19–22; appears to Faust in shape of dog, 19: 51; in Faust's study, appears as scholar, 19: 52–64; as youth of high degree, 19: 65; compact with Faust, 19: 66–75; with the student, 19: 76–83; starts with Faust, 19: 83–84; at the wine-cellar, 19: 88–98; in Witches' Kitchen, 19: 100–112; promises Margaret to Faust, 19: 113–115; in Margaret's chamber, 19: 115–118; learns casket given to church, 19: 121–122; visit to Martha's, 19: 124–131; tells Faust of appointment, 19: 131–133; with Martha in garden, 19: 133–134, 19: 140; with Faust in cavern, 19: 142–147; urges return to Margaret, 19: 145–147; disliked by Margaret, 19: 152–157; taunts Faust, 19: 154–155; before Margaret's door, 19: 160–161; with Valentine, 19: 161–162; on Walpurgis-Night, 19: 167–183; with Faust in the Plain, 19: 190–193; in Open Country, 19: 193; in dungeon, takes Faust, 19: 202; Hugo on, 39: 348, 39: 357p. 310
Mephistophilis, in Marlowe's FAUSTUS, conjured by Faustus, 19: 213–216; compact with Faustus, 19: 219–224; with Faustus, on Heaven, astrology, etc., 19: 224–226; with Faustus in Rome, 19: 230–232; with Robin and Ralph, 19: 235; with horsecourser, 19: 239–240; renews compact with Faustus, 19: 245p. 310
Mer de Glace, of Chamouni, 30: 216–220, 30: 223; movement of, 30: 223–226, 30: 228p. 310
Mercantile System, effect of, on revenue of the state, 10: 526; principle of the, 10: 311–331; producers and consumers under, 10: 424–425p. 310
Mercator, work of, in mathematics, 34: 125p. 310
Mercenary Soldiers, Bacon on, 3: 75; Machiavelli on, 36: 45–46; More on, 36: 219p. 310
Merchant, Chaucer's, see Marchantp. 310
Merchant, the natural, 5: 185p. 310→ Inventory
MERCHANT AND THE JINNI, story of, 16: 15–17p. 310
MERCHANT AND HIS WIFE, story of, 16: 12–13p. 311
Merchantman, duties on a, 23: 16–21p. 311→ Inventory
Merchants, in agricultural system, 10: 431–435, 10: 439–442; Bacon on, 3: 51; Harrison on, 35: 224; interests of, 10: 210–211; in war ( agreement with Mexico), 3 ° 3.p. 311→ Inventory
Mercurius, the spirit in the battlep. 311
Mercurius Aulicus, royalist paper, 3: 208 n.p. 311
Mercury, in the JENEID, 13: 33–34, 13: 83, 13: 161–162, 13: 172; frauds of, 34: 367; as German god, 33: 97; son of Maia, 13: 272p. 311→ Inventory
Mercury ( the metal), supposed parent of metals, 47: 577p. 311
Mercury ( the planet), Dante ' s second Heaven, 20: 305p. 311
Mercy, Blake on, 12: 591; Bunyan on name and practice of, 15: 231–232; Cow - per on, 12: 536; Dryden on, 18: 86–87; Hobbes on, 34: 407; Jesus on, 44: 369 (l. 36); Luther on acts of, 36: 254; Milton on, 4: 19–20 (l. 8); in princes, 36: 53; Shakespeare on, 46: 160–161; Solomon on, 43: 95; Mercy, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 174; neighbor of Christiana, 15: 186, 15: 188–190; in Slough of Dispond, 15: 190–191; admitted at the gate, 15: 192–193; conversation with Christiana, 15: 194; asks about the Dog, 15: 195–196; her innocency, 15: 200; at the In terpreter's House, 15: 202–204; w n y she went on pilgrimage, 15: 209–210; on Difficulty Hill, 15: 218; in Beautiful Palace, 15: 225; her dream, 15: 226–227; her suitor, M r. Brisk, 15: 230–231; in Valley of Humiliation, 15: 242; in Valley of Death, 15: 246–247; and Mr. Honest and, 15: 253; on Mr. Fearing, 15: 259; married to Matthew, 15: 265–266, 15: 268; in Vanity Fair, 15: 282; at By-way to Hell, 15: 292; the looking-glass and, 15: 293–294p. 311→ Inventory
Meredith, George, LOVE IN THE VALLEY, 42: 1140–1145p. 311
Meredith, Hugh, 1: 50–51, 1: 58; Franklin in business with, 1: 53–54, 1: 56–57, 1: 59, 1: 60–62; goes south, 1: 62p. 311
Merit, contrasted with worthiness, 34: 369; Hobbes on, 34: 396–397; not envied, 3: 24; Pascal on word, 48: 167p. 311→ Inventory
Merlin, on Arthur, 42: 986–987; converted by St. Columba, 32: 170; Keats on, 41: 888; legend of, 32: 153; Renan 3" on, 32: 168; the Round Table and, 35: 135–136p. 311→ Inventory
MERMAID TAVERN, THE, 41: 874–875p. 311
Mermaid ' s, Chaucer on, 40: 46p. 311
MERMAN, THE FORSAKEN, n 23-6p. 311
Meroe, Herodotus on city of, 33: 19p. 311
Merope, daughter of Pandareiis, in the ODYSSEY, 20: 274p. 311
MERRY ANDREW'S SONG, 6: 125–126p. 311
MERRY HAE I BEEN TEETHIN' A HECKLE, 6: 134p. 311
Merryman, in FAUST, 19: 12–16p. 311
Mertoun, Earl, in A BLOT IN THE 'SCUTCHEON, suitor of Mildred Tres - ham, 18: 259–260; described byre tainers, 18: 361; arrival at Tresham ' s 363; his love for Mildred, 18: 364–366; secret visit to Mildred, 18: 372–377; discovered, un known, by Gerard, 18: 377–380; under Mil d red ' s window the last time, 18: 392–393; killed by Tresham, 18: 394–398p. 311
Mesaulius, Homer on, 22: 197p. 311
Mescidius, Cicero on, 9: 110p. 311
Mcsrur, the executioner, 16: 60p. 311
Messalla, and Cicero, 9: 116; Cicero on, 9: 94, 9: 176p. 311
Messapus, in the JENEID, .ffineas and, 13: 406; ally of Turnus, 13: 263, 13: 268, 13: 294, 13: 298, 13: 310, 13: 347, 13: 372, 13: 374, 13: 409, 13: 413; Aulestes and, 13: 400p. 311
Messiah, Milton on prophecies of the, 4: 348, 4: 350–351; Mohammed on the, 45: 984, 45: 996, 45: 1002; Pascal on prophecies of the, 48: 186–189, 48: 201, 48: 202 (l. 616-17), 48: 203–204, 48: 214, 48: 219 (l. 662), 48: 236 (l. 707)p. 311→ Inventory
Me tabus, father of Camilla, 13: 375–376p. 311
Metagenes, of Xypete, 12: 50p. 311
Metallurgy, beginnings of, 34: 206p. 311→ Inventory
Metals, artificial, in New Atlantis, 3: 172; Harrison on source of, 35: 320–321; as medium of exchange, 10: 28–29; prices of, 10: 171–176, 10: 179, 10: 200–201p. 311→ Inventory
Metamorphic Rocks, 30: 334–335p. 311
Metaphors, Bunyan on, 15: 7–8; Burke on pleasure from, 24: 18; Hobbes on; 34: 351; Lowell on, 28: 458; Pliny on, 9: 348–350; Wordsworth on, 39: 302–304p. 311→ Inventory
Metamorphoses, of insects, 11: 457–458p. 311→ Inventory
Metamorphosis, Browne on, 3: 289, 3: 291–292p. 311→ Inventory
Metaphysic of Morals, necessity of a, 32: 299–303p. 311
Metaphysical Reasoning, Franklin onp. 312
Metaphysicians, Burke on, 24: 412p. 312
Metaphysics, Aryan and Semitic, 39: 420; Bacon's attitude toward, 3: 144; Berkeley on, 37: 280; Carlyle on, 25: 340–342; Carlyle on German, 25: 353–354; Channing on study of, 28: 329; Cowley on, 27: 64–65; defined by Kant, 32: 299; Goethe on, 19: 79–80; Hume on, 37: 292–298, 37: 336, 37: 420; Locke on study of, 37: 138; Milton on study of, 3: 237–238; Rousseau on, 34: 250–251p. 312→ Great Idea
Metelli, names of the, 12: 156p. 312
Metellus, the tribune, 12: 294p. 312
Metellus Quintus, Cicero on, 9: 125; free from resentment, 12: 189p. 312
Metempsychosis, Browne on, 3: 289 (l. 37); Lessing on, 32: 205–206; of opinions, 3: 257; Socrates on, 2: 59–62, 2: 73–74; see Transmigrationp. 312
Meteorology, Hobbes on, 34: 363; origin of term, 12: 68 n.; in Utopia, 36: 195p. 312
Metheglin, Welsh drink, 35: 286p. 312→ Inventory
Method, in business, 1: 355 (l. 403); Goethe on, 19: 78; Locke on, 37: 169–170p. 312→ Inventory
Met h on, observations of, 34: 129p. 312
Met hue n, treaty drawn by, 10: 390p. 312
Methusalem, Browne on, 3: 275p. 312
Metius, the traitor, 13: 289p. 312
Me to n, the astrologer, 12: 121p. 312
Metoposcopy, 47: 592; defined by Hobbes, 34: 382p. 312
Metras, restored by Cicero, 9: 136p. 312
Metre, Shelley on, 27: 342–343; Whit man on, 39: 394; Wordsworth on, 39: 283–284, 39: 285–286, 39: 287, 39: 293, 39: 296p. 312→ Inventory
Metric System, Kelvin on the, 30: 253p. 312
Metrical Novels, Wordsworth on, 39: 298p. 312
Metropolis, every, a university, 28: 36p. 312→ Inventory
Metz, Par£ on expedition against, 38: 19; siege of, 38: 23–33p. 312
Mexican War, cause of, 43: 289 n.p. 312
Mexico, ancient, 3: 157; Johnson on palaces of, 39: 225; Raleigh on conquest of, 33: 330; seat of Monte - zu me, 4: 329; TREATY WITH U. S., 43: 289–305p. 312
Meyer, Heinrich, 39: 251 n.p. 312
. Meyer von Sarnen, in WILLIAM TELL, 412-25 Me y mum, the son of De m de m, 79 Mezentius, ally of Turnus, 13: 261, 13: 268; in attack on Trojan town, 13: 310; in the battle, 13: 345–348; wounded by Æneas, 13: 348–349; his death, 13: 350–354; Dryden on, 13: 20, 30: 30; effect on polarized light, 34 Micaiah, Calvin on, 39: 42; Milton on, 228 Micceri, Pagolo, 31: 304–305, 31: 306, 31: 312–314, 11: 82; country and town, 2: 292 (l. 22); country and town, fable of, 17: 13–14; Darwin on, 29: 363; in Galapagos Islands, 29: 382; range of, 11: 146; use of ears of, 213 Michael, Archangel, in FAUST, 19: 18–19; in PARADISE LOST, 4: 205, 4: 210–212, 4: 321–322, 4: 325–326, 4: 327–355, 42: 1311, 41: 486, 42: 1091–1092; on Baccio d'Agnolo's cupola, 31: 412 n.; on beauty, 5: 304; Bugiardini and, 31: 86 n.; cartoon on taking of Pisa, 31: 23; Cellini and, 31: 3–4, 31: 24, 31: 85–86, 31: 384; Cellini on, 31: 343, 31: 359, 31: 418; Cosimo de ' Medici and, 31: 384, 31: 385–386; " David " of, 31: 342 n.; " David " of, Bandinello on, 31: 401–402; " The Fair " of, 39: 200; Hazlitt on, 27: 278; Hugo on "Last Judgment " of, 39: 352; Luigi Pulci and, 31: 62; Rossetti on, 42: 1179; model for a " Samson, " xxxi, 42: 416; To r - rigiani and, 42: 23–24; work in S. Lorenzo Sacristy, 42: 368–369 n.; his man Urbino, 386 note Michclet, Taine on, 414 Micheletto, the engraver, 91-2 MICHIE, WILLIAM, EPITAPH FOR, 265 Michol, reference to, 184 Mickle, Samuel, 57 Micocolembo, 137 Micomicona, Princess, 280-3 Microbe, origin of term, 38: 364p. 312
Microscopic Organisms, Pasteur on, 38: 343p. 313
Midas, Dante on, 20: 228; ears ofp. 313
Midias, and Demosthenes, 12: 200p. 313
Middle Ages, classics of, 32: 122; the grotesque in the, 39: 350–351; Hugo on architecture of, 39: 350; philosophy of, 28: 215; poetry of the, 27: 346–348; Taine on, 39: 426, 39: 433; works dealing with, 39: 1, 39: 22–23, 39: 26p. 313
Middle Doctrine of Buddha, 45: 661–665p. 313
Middleton, Newman on, 28: 47p. 313
Midian, reference to, 44: 248 (l. 9)p. 313
Midianites, Mohammed on the, 45: 907 n.p. 313
Midwifery, Holmes on, 38: 252–253p. 313
Mien, the music-master, 44: 54 (l. 41)p. 313
Migara, the treasurer, 45: 756, 45: 760, 45: 764–765, 45: 766–772p. 313
Might, and justice, 48: 106 (l. 198-300), 48: 305 (l. 878); opinion and, 48: 107 (l. 303), 48: 109 (l. 311)p. 313→ Inventory
MIGHTY FORTRESS IS OUR GOD, 45: 557–558p. 313
Migratory Birds, Milton on, 4: 238p. 313
Milan, Cathedral of, the eighth wonder, 21: 190; corn scarcity in (1628), 21: 196–199; fall of, 36: 79; famine in, 21: 450–465; insurrection of, 21: 199–226, 21: 267–271; Lazzaretto of, 21: 461–462; Louis XII at, 36: 8–9; Machiavelli on princedom of, 36: 7; plague of, 21: 467–468, 21: 500–535, 21: 557–570, 21: 612; power of, before French invasion, 36: 38; Sforza at, 36: 42p. 313
Milbanke, Miss, wife of Byron, 18: 406p. 313
Milbourne, Luke, 39: 172 n., 39: 172–173p. 313
Mild may, Sir Walter, 35: 381p. 313
Milinda, the king, 45: 653–656p. 313
Military Affairs, Machiavelli on, 36: 40–50, 36: 68–69, 36: 71–72p. 313
Military Service, in BODY OF LIBERTIES, 43: 67p. 313
Military Spirit, in different states of society, 27: 372–374p. 313
Military Training, in Milton's Academy, 3: 244–246p. 313
Militia, Bacon on a, 3: 52; congressional control of, 43: 185 (l. 15,16); pro vision for, under Confederation, 43: 161; standing army and, 10: 447–448; in United States, 43: 194 (l. 2)p. 313→ Inventory
Milk, Burke on composition of, 24: 123; Harrison on, 35: 330p. 313→ Inventory
MILKMAID AND PAIL, fable of, 17: 42p. 313
Milky Way, ancient idea of, 48: 442; Bacon on the, 3: 100; Newcomb on the, 30: 313, 30: 318, 30: 319–320; reference to the, 4: 241p. 313
Mill, James, 25: 3; Analysis of Human Mind, 25: 47, 25: 188–189; death of, 25: 127; early life of, 25: 8; Elements of Political Economy, 25: 23, 25: 43; English law, abhorrence of, 25: 44; ethics and psychology of, 25: 69–70; examiner of Indian correspondence, 25: 21–22; on feeling, 25: 71–72; friendships, 25: 38–39, 25: 49–50; History of India, 25: 9, 25: 21–22; influence of, 25: 60; influence among Benthamites, 25: 65–69; criticized by M a caulay, 25: 100; on Mackintosh and Tocqueville, 25: 126; moral convictions, 25: 34–37; on poetry and poets, 25: 15–16; po litical belief, 25: 69–70; political philosophy mistaken, 25: 101–102; religious belief of, 25: 29–32; son's education, 25: 7–28; later re lations with son, 25: 113; tenderness lacking, 25: 37; unpublished dialogue on gov ernment, 25: 44; Westminster Review, con nection with, 25: 60–63, 25: 83–84; work, estimatio n of, 25: 127–128; writings for London Review, 25: 125–126p. 313
Mill, John Stuart, address at St. Andrews, 25: 188; on American Civil War, 25: 164–167; AUTOBIOGRAPHY of, 25: 7–192; AUTOBIOGRAPHY, reasons for writing, 25: 7–8; a Benthamite, 25: 44–46, 25: 66–73; birth of, 25: 8; Carlyle and, no - n, 25: 316; Comte and Positivism, 25: 171; correspondence with Comte, 25: 131–133; Council, offered seat in, 25: 154–155; on Demosthenes and Plato, 25: 18–19; dissatisfaction with pres ent aims, 25: 86–90, 25: 93; Dissertations, 25: 161–162; early essays, 25: 48; early ideas of the poets, 25: 16; early wish to be a reformer, 25: 85; edits Bentham ' s work on evidence, 25: 74–75; edits father's Analysis, 25: 188; edits London Review, 25: 124–126, 25: 129, 25: 133–137; education, 25: 9–14, 25: 16–17; education in political economy, 25: 22–24; his education, remarks on, 25: 24–28; elocution studied by, 25: 20; Examination of Hamilton's Philosophy, 25: 167–170; the Examiner, writings in, 25: 109; as examiner in India House, 25: 154; on fatalism, 25: 106–107; father's relations with, 25: 37–38, 25: 113; father's friends, relations with, 25: 38–39; feelings cultivated, 25: 91–92; first news paper articles, 25: 58–59; France, visit to, 25: 39–42; on French Revolution, 25: 43, 25: 84; friendship with Grote and the Austins, 25: 49–53, 25: 97–99; happiness, new theory of, 25: 90–91; his History of Roman Government, 25: 14; hopes of human im prove men t, 25: 147–148; in Hyde Park affair, 25: 178; improvement club, 25: 77–79; India Company, with, 25: 54–57; in Jamaica Com mittee, 25: 181–183; law read by, 25: 44; ON LIBERTY, 25: 195–312; remarks on, 25: 155–158; life and works, 25: 3–5; logic studied by, 25: 17–18; logic, his work on, 25: 101–102, 25: 113–114, 25: 130–131, 25: 138–141, 25: 152 n.; London club formed, 25: 80–83; love of the heroic, 25: 73; marginal notes made for father, 25: 43; marriage to Mrs. Taylor, 25: 149; music, pleasure in, 25: 92–93; Owenites de bated with, 25: 79–80; in Parliament, 25: 172–192; Parliamentary Reform, pamphlet on, 25: 159; Parliamentary Review, writings in, 25: 76–77; philosophical studies, 25: 45–48; on poetry, 25: 72–73; his Political Economy, 25: 145–147; political phi losophy of, 25: 99–106, 25: 107–108, 25: 120–121, 25: 143–145, 25: 163–164; popular editions of works, 25: 171–172; private reading, 25: 13–14; religious and moral influences, 25: 29–36; Representative Government, 25: 163–164; Roebuck and, 25: 95–97; his Spirit of the Age, 25: 109–110; on his step-daughter, 25: 163; Subjection of Women, 25: 164; Taylor, Mrs., and, 25: 116–119, 25: 142–143, 25: 149–154, 25: 155–156; Utilitarianism, 25: 164; Utilitarian Society formed by, 25: 53–54; on verse writing, 25: 15; Westminster Review, connection with, 25: 61, 25: 62 n., 25: 63–64, 25: 83–84; woman suffrage and, 25: 68, 25: 151 n.; Wordsworth, acquaintance with, 25: 93–95; writing, his method of, 25: 138–139; writings (1830-2), 25: 113–115; writings (1833-4), 25: 123–125; on his writings, 25: 150–152p. 313
Millar's Historical View of English Government, 25: 11p. 314
Miller, Chaucer's, 40: 26–27; Dryden on Chaucer ' s, 39: 166p. 314
MILLER, HEY THE DUSTY, 6: 300–301p. 314
Miller, Rev. Alex., Burns on, 6: 100p. 314
Miller, Hugh, THE BABIE, 41: 918p. 314
Mills, wind and water, introduction of, 10: 206p. 314
Milnes, Richard M on c k to n, SONNET, . I 057 ' 8p. 314
Milo, Titus Annius, Clodius and, 12: 246; defence of, by Cicero, 9: 6; trial of, 9: 97; 12: 246–247p. 314
Milo of Croton, Cicero on, 9: 55; his feat at Olympia, 9: 56p. 314
Miltiades, Aristides and, 12: 82; Byron on, 41: 814; in fetters, 27: 21; Themistocles and, 12: 7–8p. 314
Miltitz, Charles, 36: 341–342p. 314
Milto, concubine of Cyrus, 12: 61p. 314
Milton, John, father of the poet, 4: 3p. 314
Milton, John, the poet, AREOPAGITICA, 3: 189–232; Arnold on, 28: 77, 28: 80; Arnold on lines from, 28: 73–74; Arnold on prose of, 28: 81–82; austere goodness of, 28: 172–174; Bagehot on COMUS, 28: 205–206; Bagehot on PARADISE LOST, 28: 194–205; Bagehot on SAMSON AGONISTES of, 28: 178–179; blindness of, 4: 3, 4: 4–5, 4: 84, 4: 85, 4: 86, 4: 136–137; books of, burned at Oxford, 5: 417; Browning on, 42: 1068; Burke on, 24: 50–51, 24: 53, 24: 68, 24: 100; Burke on his picture of Hell, 24: 138–139; Carlyle on, 25: 322, 25: 444; on Charles II, 27: 171; daughters of, 4: 4, 4: 5; on divorce, 28: 183–186; Dryden on, 13: 13, 13: 49, 13: 57; 39: 154; 40: 396; early desires to write a great epic, 4: 21–22; Eliot on POEMS of, 4: 1, 4: 7; Emerson on, 5: 128, 5: 144, 5: 180, 5: 433, 5: 438; Gray on, 40: 456; Hazlitt on, 27: 268; highest merit of, 5: 59; Hugo on, 39: 354–355; Hugo on Paradise of, 39: 349; humor and know l edge of ordinary life lacking in, 28: 176–180; Johnson on, 28: 206; Keightley's Life of, remarks on, 28: 168; liberty, his passion for, 4: 4; life and works, 4: 3–6; marriage to Mary Powell, 28: 180–184, 28: 186; Masson's Life of, review of, 28: 165–168; mention of, in Cromwell, 39: 380; James Mill on, 25: 16; outline of life, 28: 168–169; Pascal on, 48: 69 (l. 192), 48: 150 (l. 448), 48: 152 (l. 455); personal beauty, 28: 174–175; POEMS of; poetry of, remarks on, 28: 191–194; on poets, 5: 175; political relations, 28: 190–191; political writings, 28: 189–190; Ruskin on, 28: 106–107; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 128; sensibility of, 28: 180–181; Severity, 28: 175–176; Shelley on, 27: 335, 27: 341, 27: 348–349; 41: 857; Shelley on PARADISE LOST of, 27: 354–355; strength of his nature, 28: 175; his studiousness, 28: 176; Swift on, 27: 112; Thoreau on, 28: 413; TRACTATE ON EDUCATION, 3: 235–247; at twenty - three, 4: 29; ON HIS DECEASED WIFE, 4: 86; Wordsworth on, 39: 306, 39: 319–321; 41: 675, 41: 677; Wordsworth on sonnets of, 41: 681; Wright on, 28: 191–192p. 314
MILTON, ESSAY ON, Bagehot's, 28: 165–206p. 315
Mimas, death of, 13: 346p. 315
MIMNERMUS IN CHURCH, 42: 1114p. 315
Mimosa, Longfellow on the, 42: 1321p. 315→ Inventory
Min, first king of Egypt, 33: 9, 33: 48–49p. 315
M in Tzu - ch ' ie n, 44: 19 (l. 7), 44: 33 (l. 2,4)p. 315
Mincius, smooth-sliding, 4: 74p. 315
Mincius, the Triton, 13: 328p. 315
Mind, anticipation of the, 39: 146; Bacon on operations of the, 39: 134–135, 39: 144; Berkeley on the, 37: 252, 37: 254–255, 37: 271; body and, connection between, 24: 108; body and, Pascal on, 48: 32; Burke on study of the, 24: 46–47; Byron on the, 18: 449; 32: 383; Channing on improvement of the, 28: 328–336; Channing on power of, 28: 350; Descartes on reality of the, 34: 29; diffusion of, 2: 264 (l. 57,60); diseases of the, 2: 144 (l. 75); as the first cause, 2: 91; geometrical and imaginative, 48: 412–413; heart and, relations of, 5: 282–283; its hell, 42: 1399–1400; Helmholtz on sciences of, 30: 173–174; Hume on perceptions of the, 37: 299–300; Hume on study of the, 37: 295–298; Locke on a sound, 37: 9; Locke on training the, 27 et seq., 37: 70–71; Marvell on the, 40: 378; materialistic ideas of, 34: 104–108; Marcus Aurelius on the, 2: 261 (l. 48); mathematical and intuitive, compared, 48: 9–12; memory and, St. Augustine on, 7: 171; More on pleasures of, 36: 201–203; native propensities of the, 37: 84–85; Penn on pleasures of the, 1: 332 (l. 96-8); perturbations of the, 7: 171–172; Pope on study of the, 40: 406–407; religiousness of, 45: 865; Rousseau on the, 34: 258–259; Schiller on nature of the, 32: 261–263; Shakespeare on diseases of, 46: 386; Shelley on the, 41: 856; troubled, no medicine for, 47: 708; virtues and defects of, 34: 349–359; Watts on the, 40: 398; see Under standingp. 315→ Great Idea
MIND, MY, TO ME A KINGDOM Is, 40: 207–209p. 315
Mindarus, 12: 133–135p. 315
Mineralogy, Locke on study of, 37: 147; in New Atlantis, 3: 177p. 315→ Inventory
Minerva, Jove's keys and, 5: 92; on man kind, 5: 218; the shield of, 4: 56; see Athenap. 315
Mines, discovery of, in Chili, 29: 321–322; fertility of, 10: 169; produce of, a source of capital, 10: 221; rent of, 10: 169, 10: 171–177p. 315→ Inventory
Minicianus, Cornelius, letter to, 9: 253p. 315
Mining, in Chili, 29: 264–265, 29: 270–271, 29: 342–345, 29: 349–350; Smith on projects of, 10: 402–403p. 315→ Inventory
Minister, in FAUST, 19: 177p. 315→ Inventory
Ministers, Burns on " whids " of, 6: 74; Chaucer on, 40: 24–25; Pennon, 1: 359 (l. 457-467); who change to better their income, 15: 106–107; Woolman on true, 1: 176, 1: 245–246; Woolman ' s counsel to, 1: 310–312p. 315→ Inventory
Ministers (of state), Bacon on, 3: 95; Confucius on, 44: 11 (l. 19); Henry VII's policy toward, 39: 77; Machiavelli on, 36: 75–76; Pennon, 1: 351–353p. 315
Ministry, Emerson on the, 5: 33–40; Sidney on the, 27: 16; Walton on the, 15: 340–341p. 315→ Inventory
MINNA VON BARNHELM, Lessing's, 26: 299–375; remarks on, 26: 298p. 315
Minnesingers, Poe on the, 28: 378p. 315
Minorities, Lincoln on duty of, 43: 318–319p. 315→ Inventory
Minority Representation, Mill on, 25: 160p. 315
Minos, in Crete, 22: 261–262; Dante on, 20: 21; Homer on, 22: 159; judge of the dead, 13: 221; judge in Hades, 26: 183; Scylla and, 8: 102p. 315
Minotaur, Dante on the, 20: 49; reference to the, 26: 136p. 315
Minshull, Elizabeth, wife of Milton, 4: 5p. 315
MINSTREL, THE, AT LINCLUDEN, 6: 480–481p. 315
Minstrels, Homer on, 22: 111–112p. 315→ Inventory
Minutius j Emilianus, 9: 200–202p. 315
Miocene, Upper, Lyell on the, 38: 412p. 315
Mirabeau, Carlyle's estimate of, 5: 183; Emerson on, 5: 265; on the French aristocracy, 5: 406; on October sixth, 24: 211 n.; on political societies, 10: 444; ugliness of, 5: 306p. 315
Miracles, • Bacon on, 3: 153–154; of Bible, Browne on, 3: 259–261, 3: 271–275, 3: 279 (l. 27); Calvin on, 39: 33–35; Dante on Christian, 20: 389; Emerson on, 5: 30, 5: 32, 5: 293; Hobbes on, 34: 385; Hume on, 37: 375–392; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 193 (l. 6); of Old Testament, Lessing on, 32: 189; only in ancient history, 5: 29; Pascal on, 48: 279–299, 48: 348, 48: 358; Plutarch on, 12: 182–183; Rousseau on, 34: 286–288; in Utopia, 36: 229; Walton on, 15: 326–327; Whitman on, 39: 399p. 315→ Great Idea
Miranda, in THE TEMPEST, with Prospero on island, 46: 399–405, 46: 410; first meeting with Ferdinand, 46: 413–416; with Ferdinand, at his task, 46: 432–435; betrothed to Ferdinand, 46: 443–449; discovered to Alonso, etc., 46: 458–459; Hunt on, 27: 294; Shelley on, and Ariel, 41: 848–849p. 316
Miranda, Francesco, expedition of, 43: 273p. 316
Mirandola, Galeotto della, 31: 339–340p. 316
Mirandola, Pico della, 48: 28 n.p. 316
Mirandola, Picus, 15: 323p. 316
Mirrors, ancient, 35: 322p. 316
Mirth, ECCLESIASTES on, 44: 336 (l. 2), 44: 342 (l. 4), 44: 345 (l. 15); in music, 12: 478; parentage of, 4: 30; pleasures of, 4: 30–34; religion and, Herbert on, 15: 406p. 316→ Inventory
MIRZA, VISION OF, by Addison, 27: 73–77p. 316
Misael, Luther on, 36: 329p. 316
Misanthropy, Bacon on, 3: 34; Socrates on, 2: 82p. 316→ Inventory
Misbelievers, Mohammed on, 45: 883, 45: 931–932, 45: 946, 45: 947–948, 45: 949–950, 45: 957, 45: 959, 45: 977–978, 45: 981–982, 45: 984, 45: 998p. 316→ Inventory
Miscelin, a kind of bread, 35: 281, 35: 312p. 316
Misenus, death and burial of, 13: 213, 13: 214; the Harpies and, 13: 136p. 316
Miserliness, Blake on, 12: 588; contrasted with avarice, 36: 51; More on, 36: 200; in princes, 36: 52–54p. 316→ Inventory
Misers, Burns on, 6: 221; fable of, 17: 36; Pennon the, 1: 327 (l. 45), 1: 331 (l. 88-91)p. 316→ Inventory
Misery, " acquaints with strange bedfellow s, " xlvi; contemplation of, 7: 228–229; death's harbinger, 4: 260; islands in sea of, 41: 835; Kempis on bearing of, 7: 279; miracles and, 46: 251; origin and cessation of, 45: 625–626, 45: 661–662, 45: 674; Pascal on human, 48: 130, 48: 131 (l. 405); truth and, 4: 371p. 316→ Inventory
Misfortune ( s), Arabian verses on, 16: 16; Burns on, 6: 68; children and, 3: 19–20; compensation for, 5: 98, 5: 101–102; envy bred by, 3: 23; indifferency of, 2: 135–136 (l. 56); Marcus Aurelius on bearing, 2: 220 (l. 49), 2: 224 (l. 8), 2: 228 (l. 18); of others, pleasure in, 24: 40–43; Penn on use of, 1: 385 (l. 150); profit from, 2: 156 (l. 106); Woolman on, 1: 256; see Adversityp. 316
Misology, Kant on, 32: 307; Socrates on, 2: 82–83p. 316→ Inventory
Mississippi River, provision for navigation of, 43: 179; sediment of, 38: 402; Thoreau on the, 28: 408p. 316
MISTAKES OF A NIGHT, see SHE STOOPS TO CONQUERp. 316
Mistletoe, origin of the, 11: 20p. 316→ Inventory
MISTRESS, HIS SUPPOSED, 40: 300p. 316
MISTRESS, LINES TO HIS, 27: 270–271p. 316
MISTRESS, THE LOST, 42: 1069–1070p. 316
MISTRESS, WISHES FOR THE SUPPOSED, 40: 359–363p. 316
Mistrust, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 46–47, 15: 128; Christian on, 15: 132–133; punishmen t of, 15: 221p. 316→ Inventory
Misunderstanding, Emerson on, 5: 66p. 316
Misuse, of good things, 4: 159–160; is loss, 1: 329 (l. 70); Sidney on, 27: 35p. 316
MITCHELL, COLLECTOR, VERSES TO, 6: 544–545p. 316
Mites, Pascal on, 48: 27p. 316→ Inventory
Mitford, exposed by Grote, 25: 63; Mill on history of, 25: 13p. 316
Mithra, Utopian name of God, 36: 225, 36: 233p. 316
Mithridates, and Antony, 12: 358, 12: 359p. 316→ Inventory
Mithridates, Chrysippus, 9: 361p. 316
Mithridates of Pontus, water-wheel of, 30: 181p. 316
Mithropaustes, and Demaratus, 12: 31p. 316
Mitscherlich, on fermentation, 38: 345, 38: 349–350p. 316
Mivart, St. George, objections to Natural Selection, 11: 218–250p. 316
Mlithe, the jester, 49: 242p. 316
Mnason of Cyprus, 44: 470 (l. 16)p. 316
Mnason, Mr., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 2 ? 8-9p. 316
Mnesicles, Athenian architect, 12: 50p. 316
Mnesiphilus and Themistocles, 12: 6p. 316
Mnesiptolema, daughter of Themistocles, 12: 32, 12: 33p. 316
Mnesitheus, of Athens, 35: 274p. 316
Mnestheus, in the JENEID, in archery contest, 13: 194–195; in battle, 13: 409; at the combat, 13: 394; in defence of town, 13: 319, 13: 326; in Trojan camp, 13: 298, 13: 303; in Trojan games, 13: 182–186p. 316
Mobs, Emerson on, 5: 99, 5: 206; Manzoni on, 21: 214–216; Ruskin on, 28: 114p. 316
Mocking-birds, in Brazil, 29: 62; Long fellow on, 42: 1324p. 317→ Inventory
Moderation, Confucius on, 44: 21 (l. 27); Descartes on, 34: 22; Franklin on, 1: 79; Hamilton on, 43: 200; Hume on, 37: 399; Kant on, 32: 306; Penn on, 1: 346p. 317→ Inventory
MODERN ENGLISH DRAMAp. 317
Modern Europe, works dealing withp. 317
Modern Man, Whitman on the, 42: 1402p. 317
Modestus, Metius, Pliny on, 9: 189, 9: 252; Regulus and, 9: 191p. 317
Modesty, Burke on amiability of, 24: 90; Confucius on, 44: 58 (l. 6); Dryden on excessive, 18: 11; Epictetus on, 158 ( in); Hobbes on, 34: 409; impudence and, 18: 218; resides with other virtues, 18: 209; in speech, Frank lin on, 1: 18–19, 1: 87; Steele on, 27: 176–177; violets for, 6: 407; virtue and, 9: 250p. 317→ Inventory
Modification, see Variationp. 317
Mod red, Gray on, 40: 457p. 317
Mogador, island of, 33: 199p. 317
Moggallana, 45: 701, 45: 710, 45: 711, 45: 777p. 317
Mohammad, son of Suleyman Ez-Zeyni, 16: 193, 16: 223, 16: 225, 16: 229p. 317
Mohammed, the prophet, Abu Ghal and, 45: 879 n.; the believers and, 45: 908 n.; the blind man and, 45: 885 n.; the caravan and, 45: 942–943 n., 45: 3; Dante on, 20: 278 n.; in Dante ' s HELL, 20: 115; the hill and, 3: 32; on himself, 45: 989; Hobbes on, 34: 382; Hume on ethics of, 27: 205; Jews and, 45: 964 n.; on learning and folly, 5: 294; liaison with Mary, 45: 992 n.; life, 45: 876; the Meccans and, 45: 944 n.; at Ohod, 45: 959 n.; Pascal on, 48: 194–196 (l. 595-601); the Quraish and, 45: 994 n.; at siege of Medina, 45: 986 n.; on the spoils, 45: 992 n.; the sun and, 16: 31 n.; supposed prophecy of, in the Bible, 45: 966 n.; Thoreau on, 28: 420; Voltaire on, 34: 84; wives of, 45: 985 n., 45: 987 n., 45: 989 n.; on his wives, 45: 987–988, 45: 990, 45: 991, 45: 992–993p. 317
Mohammed A be n A l h a mar, 39: 84p. 317
Mohammedan Literaturep. 317
Mohammedanism, 45: 855; Bacon on rise of, 3: 138; Browne on, 3: 278; Rousseau on, 34: 294; Taine on, 39: 432; see Koranp. 317
Moine, Le, Dryden on, 13: 13p. 317
Moiris, king of Egypt, 33: 12, 33: 49p. 317
Moiris, Lake, built by Moiris the king, 33: 49–50; Herodotus on, 33: 9, 33: 75p. 317
Molecular Forces, Newton on, 39: 151–152p. 317
Moles, eyes of, 11: 142; 29: 59p. 317→ Inventory
Moles worth, Sir William, 25: 122, 25: 123, 25: 124–125, 25: 129p. 317
Moliere, Jean Baptiste Poquelin, English dramatists and, 34: 139; Goethe on, 32: 124; Hazlitt on, 27: 279–280; Hugo on, 39: 357, 39: 372, 39: 373; life and works, 26: 198; as Orgon in TARTUFFE, 26: 199; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 124, 32: 129, 32: 131; TARTUFFE, 26: 199–296; Voltaire on Misanthrope of, 34: 136p. 317
Molinera, Lady, in DON QUIXOTE, 14: 35p. 317
Moloch, in PARADISE LOST, 4: 98, 4: 109, 4: 213; reference to, 4: 13–14 (l. 23)p. 317
Molothrus, Darwin on the, 29: 60; instincts of, 11: 262–263p. 317
Moluccas, Drake in the, 33: 218–221p. 317
Momemphis, battle of, 33: 84p. 317
Moment, the, alone is decisive, 19: 368p. 317→ Inventory
Monad, Augustine, St., on the, 7: 58p. 317
Monaeses, and Antony, 12: 349, 12: 358p. 317
Monaldi, Sandrino, 31: 234 n., 31: 237–238p. 317
Monarchy, Burke on, 24: 261–262; E me r son on, 5: 243; Pope on, 40: 428–429; republics compared with, 5: 245–246; Rousseau on origin of, 34: 215–221; see Princedomsp. 317→ Great Idea
Monasteries, Harrison on, 35: 232; Luther on, 36: 300–301, 36: 305–306, 36: 315, 36: 326p. 317→ Inventory
M on at un kane t, 43: 143, 43: 146p. 317
Moncontour, battle of, 38: 50p. 317
Mondella, Agnese, in I PROMESSI SPOSI, mother of Lucia, 21: 37; advises Renzo, 21: 40; with Father Galdino, 21: 48–52; advised by Father Cristoforo, 21: 68–70; plans marriage of Lucia, 21: 89–92, 21: 95–96; with Menico, 21: 101–102; at Abb on - dio's, 21: 114, 21: 116, 21: 124–126; goes to con vent, 21: 129–133; to Monza, 21: 133–144, 21: 176–177; reunion with Lucia, 21: 393–395; with Cardinal Federigo, 21: 397–398; at the tailor's, 21: 409–411; receives gift from the Unnamed, 21: 426–427; learns Lucia's vow, 21: 427–431; tries to find Renzo, 21: 431–432; corresponds with Renzo, 21: 437–441; flight to castle of Unnamed, 21: 474–480, 21: 487–491; at the castle, 21: 493–496; learns Lucia's safety from Renzo, 21: 617–618; returns home, 21: 620–621; with her grandchildren, 21: 642p. 317
Mondella, Lucia, in I PROMESSI SPOSI, marriage of, forbidden, 21: 14; with Renzo, 21: 36–37; confesses Rodrigo's persecution, 21: 38–40; sends for Father Cristoforo, 21: 48–51; advised by Father Cristoforo, 21: 68–71; plans for marriage with Renzo, 21: 89–92, 21: 95–96; consents to plan, 21: 100–101; plot to carry off, 21: 106–108; at A b - bondio's with Renzo, 21: 114, 21: 116–117, 21: 118–119, 21: 125–126; goes to convent, 21: 130–133; flight to Monza, 21: 133–138; at the convent, 21: 139–144, 21: 175–177; discovered by Rodrigo, 21: 291; learns of Renzo's mishaps, 21: 293–296; ab duction of, 21: 323–334; in castle of the Unnamed, 21: 336–343; release planned, 21: 367–370; taken to village, 21: 380–392; re union with mother, 21: 394–395; visited by Cardinal, 21: 397–400; life at the tailor's, 21: 409–410; Donna Prassede and, 21: 411–413; return home, 21: 414–415; goes with Donna Prassede, 21: 425–426; confesses vow to mother, 21: 427–431; at Prassede's, unable to forget Renzo, 21: 441–443; taken with plague, 21: 571; found by Renzo, 21: 597–603; absolved from vow, 21: 606–610; re turns home, 21: 622, 21: 626–627; married to Renzo, 21: 636–637; her daughter, 21: 642; lesson of her life, 21: 643p. 318
Money, Bacon on need of spreading, 3: 40; Burns on, thirst for, 6: 82; in Chiloe, 29: 278; as circulating capital, 10: 219; congressional right of borrowing, 43: 183 (l. 2); Emerson on, strife for, 5: 18; evils from use of, 5: 255–256; of ancient Germans, 33: 95; increase of, in relation to wages and profits, 10: 283–284; justice and, Shake speare on, 46: 296; makes money, 10: 95; as measure of value, 10: 36, 10: 40–41, 10: 46; Milton on power of, 4: 382; Mirabeau on, 10: 444; More on wrongs due to, 36: 238; need of continual supply of, 10: 228; origin and use of, 10: 27–33; paper; Pennon love °f> i, 335 ( I 27) > 39 °; Plutarch on use of, 12: 156; prolific nature of, 1: 104; its proportion to produce circulated by its means, 10: 234–235; quantity of, de pendent on consumable goods, 10: 267–268; quantity of, in relation to industry, 10: 234; regulation of, under Confederation, 43: 163–164; regulation of, by Congress, 43: 184 (l. 5); revenue and, 10: 227–229; as reward for services, 24: 305; Ruskin on love of, 28: 115–116; scarcity of, 10: 319; Sophocles on power of, 8: 264; standards of, 10: 42–43; states forbidden to coin, 43: 186 (l. 10); Tennyson on power of, 42: 982; Ten nyson on strife for, 42: 1015–1017; trade does not require, 10: 319; variation in value of, 10: 36–37, 10: 45; as wealth, 10: 227–228, 10: 311–331; Woolman on, pursuit of, 1: 297, 1: 298, 1: 304; see Paper Moneyp. 318→ Inventory
Money-love, Mr., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 104–109p. 318
Money Prices, remark on, 10: 46p. 318
Mongrels, compared with hybrids, 11: 312–315p. 318→ Inventory
M on i congo, epitaph by, on DON QUIXOTE, 14: 513p. 318
Monied Interest, defined, 10: 280; increase of, 10: 280–281; remarks on the, 24: 245–246p. 318
M on im us, the Cynic, 2: 203 (l. 15)p. 318
Monk, Chaucer's, 40: 15–16; Dryden on Chaucer's, 39: 164p. 318
Monkeys, first appearance of, 11: 341; tails of, 11: 232–233p. 318→ Inventory
Monkeys, in FAUST, 19: 99–106p. 318→ Inventory
Monks, Calvin on, 39: 36; Dante on corruption of the, 20: 380–381; Harrison on the, 35: 234; irregular, 36: 306 n.; Luther on, 36: 300–302, 36: 313, 36: 333; Luther on confession of, 36: 306; in Milton's Limbo, 4: 147–148; Pascal on corruptions of, 48: 308 (l. 889); proverb on, 36: 260p. 318→ Inventory
Monnica, mother of St. Augustine, 7: 3; cares for son, 7: 24–25, 7: 70–71, 7: 95, 7: 136, 7: 142; funeral of, 7: 155; last sickness and death of, 7: 147, 7: 151–155; life and character of, 7: 148–152; in Milan, 7: 79–80; in the Milan troubles, 7: 146; offerings to the churches, 7: 80; piety of, 7: 14–15; prayer for, 7: 157–158; vision of, 7: 42; Walton on visions of, 15: 336p. 318
MONODY, by Burns, 6: 484p. 318
M on og a my, among the Germans, 33: 103; of Greeks and Egyptians, 33: 45p. 318
Monolith of Amasis, 33: 87–88p. 318
Monopoly, enemy of good management, 10: 151; forbidden, in BODY OF LIBERTIES, 43: 68 (l. 9); in manufactures and agriculture, 10: 341–342; as means to riches, 3: 89p. 318→ Inventory
Monotony, of life, Bacon on, 3: 10; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 241 (l. 46)p. 319
Monroe, James, in Louisiana Purchase, 43: 250 n.p. 319
MONROE DOCTRINE, THE, 43: 277–279; Russia and the, 43: 432 n.p. 319
Monstrosities, beauty in, 3: 267–268; D ar w in on, 11: 25, 11: 247; definition of, 11: 54; under nature and domestication, 11: 54–55p. 319→ Inventory
Montagu, Earl of Huntingdon, 39: 73p. 319
Montague, and Addison, 27: 158p. 319
Montague, Bishop, 15: 339p. 319
Montague, Lady Wortley, 34: 96p. 319
Montague, picture-dealer, 5: 320–321p. 319
Montagues and Capulets, 169 note '3p. 319
Montaigne, Michel E y g ue m de, Art of Conversation, 48: 407–408; OF BOOKES, 32: 87–102; on Castalio, 37: 71; on ceremony, 18: 14–15; character of, 32: 107–108; on his character, 32: 69–70; in the civil wars, 32: 115–117; com mentators of, 32: 106–107; devotees of, 32: 105; Dryden on, 39: 160; on his educa tion, 32: 65–69; on his essays, 32: 4, 32: 72, 32: 87–88; OF FRIENDSHIP, 32: 72–86; Hazlitt on, 27: 279; Hugo on language of, 39: 374; INSTITUTION AND EDUCATION OF CHILDREN, 32: 29–71; ON JUDGMENT OF HAPPINESS, 32: 5–8; on his learning, 32: 29–30; on lies, 3: 8–9; his life, resume' of, 32: 108–109; life and works, 32: 3; literary style of, 32: 117–120; as mayor of Bordeaux, 32: 117–120; men of his time, in; Pascal on, 48: 15 (l. 18), 48: 24–25, 48: 33, 48: 80 (l. 220), 48: 87, 48: 389–400; T o PHILOSOPHIZE IS TO LEARN How TO DIE, 32: 9–28; on his reading, 32: 89–102; recovered letters of, 32: 106; Rousseau on, 34: 272–273; Sainte- Beuve on, 32: 105–120, 32: 129, 32: 131; Steven de la Boetie, and, 32: 72–73, 32: 78, 32: 83–86; on Tacitus, 33: 92; times of, 32: 109–110; travels in Italy, 5: 208; Voltaire on Essays of, 34: 101p. 319
MONTAIGNE, ESSAY ON, Sainte-Beuve's, 32: 105–120p. 319
Mont an ar o lo, in THE BETROTHED, 3 ' 9p. 319
Montanus, Calvin on, 39: 38p. 319
Montaperto, battle of, 133 note 8 I Qp. 319
Montefeltro, Buonconte da, 20: 164p. 319
Montefeltro, Guido da, in note 4; in Dante ' s HELL, 20: 110–114p. 319
Montejan, M. de, 38: 9, 38: 12p. 319
Montelupo, Raffaello da, 31: 71 n., 31: 206p. 319
Monterey, Dana on, 23: 71–72, 23: 81–84, 23: 227–228, 23: 384p. 319
Montesquieu, on classification of citizens, 24: 317; inventor of national work shops, 28: 456; Le Temple de Gnide, 39: 384; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 123; Sainte-Beuve on Spirit of Laws, 32: 126; Taine on, 39: 434p. 319
Montevideo, Darwin on, 29: 147p. 319
Montevarchi, Francesco da, 31: 427p. 319
Montferrat, William, Marquis of, Dante on, 20: 174p. 319
Mont go m erie, James, Burns on, 6: 181 n.p. 319
MONTGOMERY'S PEGGY, 6: 25p. 319
Montgomery, M., and Henry II, 33: 186p. 319
Montgomery, Sir Hugh, in CHEVY CHASE, 40: 98–99; at Otterburn, 35: 91; 9 T. 92, 40: 93p. 319
Montgomery, Richard, Burns on, 6: 51p. 319
Montjoie, origin of cry of, 49: 177p. 319
Mont luc, Jean de, 31: 207 n., 31: 248–249p. 319
Montmorency, Mar & hald e, 38: 51p. 319
Montone, And read e; see Bracciop. 319
Montone, river, Dante on, 20: 68p. 319
Montorsoli, Giovanni Angelo, 31: 403 n.p. 319
Montrose, Marquis of, MY DEAR AND ONLY LOVE, 40: 358–359p. 319
Moodie, Rev. Alexander, Burns on, 6: 98–99, 6: 352; see TWA HERDSp. 319
Moods, Pascal on, 48: 47 (l. 107)p. 319→ Inventory
Moon, Addison on the, 45: 535; 40: 400; Browning on the, 42: 1098–1099; Dante on the, 20: 290–295; as Egyptian goddess, 33: 29; Faust's apostrophe to the, 19: 24; heat from the, 30: 260–261; Milton on the, 4: 236, 4: 247, 4: 307; mo tions and distance of, 30: 303–304; motion of, Copernicus on, 39: 54; motion of, Voltaire on, 34: 116–117, 34: 118; Pascal on superstitions concerning, 48: 15 (l. 18); Raleigh on the, 39: 107–108; Shelley on the, 41: 853, 41: 856; tides and, 30: 280–282, 30: 291–292, 30: 303–305; tides and Descartes on, 34: 37; tides and, Voltaire on, 34: 108, 34: 118; weather influenced by, 30: 298–299p. 319→ Inventory
MOON, TO THE, by Shelley, 41: 847–848p. 320
MOON, TO THE, by Sidney, 40: 214p. 320
Moon e, Thomas, with Drake, 33: 146, 33: 209, 33: 212, 33: 230, 33: 250–251, 33: 258p. 320
MOOR-HEN, THE BONIE, 6: 261–262p. 320
MOORE, SIR JOHN, BURIAL OF, 41: 822–823p. 320
Moore, Thomas, Poe on, 28: 378, 28: 384; poems by, 41: 816–822p. 320
Mora, Giangiacomo, the barber, 21: 5, 21: 566p. 320
Moraines, lateral, central, and terminal, 30: 215–216, 30: 227–228p. 320→ Inventory
Moral, meaning of word, 5: 281p. 320→ Inventory
Moral Causes, Taine on, 39: 417p. 320
Moral Education, Locke on, 37: 27–56, 37: 60–67, 37: 78–118, 37: 134, 37: 157; Mill on, 25: 34; Milton on, 3: 240, 3: 242p. 320
Moral Instruction, Kant on, 32: 322 n.p. 320
Moral Life, Buddhist precepts of, 45: 743p. 320
Moral Perfection, Franklin on, 1: 78, 1: 85p. 320
Moral Philosophy, Hobbes on, 34: 412; Hume on, 37: 289–290, 37: 297, 37: 335–336, 37: 419–420; see Ethicsp. 320
Moral Progress, Emerson on, 5: 137p. 320
Moral Sciences, Channing on study of, 28: 329; Helmholtz on, 30: 173–174; Taine on, 39: 426–427p. 320
Moral Sense, Bentham on term, 25: 44; Emerson on the, 5: 26–28, 5: 284; Kant on, 32: 352, 32: 370; Poe on thep. 320
Moralists, Sidney on, 27: 15–18, 27: 22p. 320
Morality, autonomy the supreme prin ciple of, 32: 343; Bacon on, and atheism, 3: 45; Bagehot on positive, 28: 205; beauty and, 5: 310; belief in Providence and, 37: 399–400, 37: 404–405; in books, criticism of, 27: 219–220; Burke on beauty as basis of, 24: 91–92; Burns on, 6: 212; censorship of, 3: 206–208; charge of danger to, 37: 364; common rational notions of, 32: 305–317; criticism of defects in, 27: 244; culture and, Rousseau on, 34: 162; Descartes's code of, 34: 21–24; Descartes on study of, 34: 8, 34: 9; defined, 32: 349; empirical and metaphysical bases of, 32: 318–324, 32: 336–337; empirical and rational bases of, 32: 351–354; equalizes all, 5: 291; esthetics and, 32: 267–268, 32: 271–274; first manifestations of, 32: 278–279; Franklin ' s plan of, 1: 78–86; free will and, 32: 357, 32: 358–363, 32: 364–365; Hume on standard of, 27: 204–205; immaterialism and, 37: 280; immortality and, (219); imperatives of, 32: 328, 32: 330–350, 32: 363–365; interest attaching to ideas of, 32: 359–360, 32: 369–370; intrinsic worth of, 32: 345–346, 32: 349; Locke on popular, 37: 127; love the secret of, 27: 337; Marcus Aurelius on the highest, 2: 253 (l. 69); Mill on Christian, 25: 242–246; Mill on standards of, 25: 200–201; natural to man, 34: 269–274; necessity and liberty in regard to, 37: 363–370; need of metaphysic of, 32: 299–303; refinement and, 32: 236–237, 32: 254; Pascal on standard of, 48: 126 (l. 383); Pascal on true, n (4); Pennon true, 1: 373–374; philosophical basis of, need of, 32: 317; pleasure inseparable from, 5: 91; poetry as teacher of, 27: 337–338, 27: 340–341; religion and, Mill on, 25: 30–31; revelation and, Dryden on, 13: 30; of rugged countries, 12: 526; among savages, 34: 186–191; spurious principles of, due to Heteronomy of Will, 32: 343, 32: 351; unconscious of itself, 25: 324–327; of youth and age, 3: 105–106; Washington on, 43: 242–243; see Categorical Imperativep. 320→ Inventory
MORALS, FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF, Kant's, 32: 299–373p. 320
Morangis, Abbe\ Burke on, 24: 280p. 320
Moravians, attitude of, toward war, 1: 140; marriage among, 1: 143–144; practices of, 1: 143–144p. 320
Moray, Earl John, his raid into England, 35: 81–82; at Otterburn, 35: 89–90, 35: 91p. 320
Morebeke, Sir Denis, 35: 51, 35: 58p. 320
Mordecai, Dante on, 20: 213; honors of, 34: 365p. 320
Mordrains, King, 35: 185; Galahad and, 35: 205p. 320
Mordred, son of Arthur, 20: 132 n.p. 320
More and Less, tragedy of, 5: 101p. 320
More, Sir George, and Dr. Donne, 15: 326–328, 15: 332, 15: 347p. 320
MORE, HANNAH, ON A WORK OF, 6: 191p. 320
More, Sir Thomas, accused of taking bribes, 36: 115–116; accused of treason, 36: 117–121; affection for his father, 36: 107–108; ambassador to Cambray, 36: 104–105; ambassador for merchants, 36: 92; Anne Boleyn and, 36: 114; ascetic practices, 36: 109–110; on Augustine, St., 36: 90; barrister, go; burgess in Parliament, 36: 91; the Canterbury nun and, 36: 115; chancellor of Lancaster, 36: 97; Charles Von, 36: 134; at Charterhouse, 36: 90; conviction of, 36: 130–131; counsel for Pope, 36: 92–93; C rom well advised by, 36: 113–114; daughters of, 36: 90, 36: 100–101; education and youthful wit, 36: 89–90; embassies to Flanders and France, 36: 98; on his embassy to Flanders, 36: 135; embassy to Spain offered to, 36: 97; on English Church, 36: 104; freedom from anger, 36: 104; Furnival's In n and, 36: 90; gentleness toward opponents, 36: 98; Peter Giles on, 36: 241; Henry VII, troubles with, 36: 91; Henry VIII and, 36: 92, 36: 93–94, 36: 97, 36: 98, 36: 99, 36: 102–103, 36: 113–114, 36: 117–119; heroism of, 5: 127; im prisoned in tower, 36: 121–125; indictment and trial, 36: 126–131; Jonson on, 27: 56; Johnson on, 39: 225; justice of, 36: 107; on king's mar riage and supremacy, 36: 114, 36: 117; lands of, 36: 123; last days and death, 36: 132–134; lawyer, 36: 91–92; learning and power of speaking, 36: 98; LIFE by Roper, 36: 89–134; Lord Chancellor, 36: 105, 36: 106–108, 36: 111–113, 36: 115–116; manner of dress, 36: 110; mar riage, 36: 90; patience with slanders of merchants, 36: 98–99; piety of, 36: 99–101, 36: 109, 36: 113, 36: 120, 36: 122; poverty, 36: 113; reader at Furnival's In n, 36: 90; religious writings and present from clergy, 36: 109–110; Lord Rich with, 36: 126; Sidney on, 27: 18; speaker of Parliament, 36: 93–96; three wishes of, 36: 99; under-sheriff of London, 36: 91; unselfishness of his aims, 36: 99; UTOPIA, 36: 135–243; remarks on UTOPIA of, 36: 88; virtues and wisdom of, 36: 89; Walton on, 15: 323; Wolsey and, 36: 95–97p. 320
Morelli, Dr., Dryden on, 13: 56p. 321
Morequito, King, of Aromaia, 33: 332–333, 33: 355–356p. 321
Morgan, chariot of, 32: 146p. 321
Morgan, Col., at Gettysburg, 43: 393p. 321
Morgan, Matthew, 33: 229, 33: 247, 33: 254p. 321
Morgan t, the giant, 14: 19p. 321
Morley, his work on liberty, 25: 5p. 321
Morluc, see Mont lucp. 321
M or mons, Mill on persecution of, 25: 287–289p. 321
Morning, Berkeley on, 37: 189; Gray on, 39: 275–276; Milton on, 4: 37, 4: 170p. 321→ Inventory
Moro, Raffaello del, 31: 88, 31: 96–98, 31: 183p. 321
M or one, Macaulay on, 27: 390p. 321
Morpheus, reference to, 4: 171p. 321
Morphology, Darwin on, 11: 452–457p. 321
Morrell, Sir Charles, 40: 99p. 321
MORRIS, AULD ROB, 6: 445–446p. 321
Morris, Gov., and Franklin, 1: 126–127, 1: 126; quarrel with As sembly, 1: 127–128, 1: 138; retirement of, 1: 127, 1: 145–146p. 321
Morris, William, POEMS by, 42: 1183–1198; PROLOGUE TO NIBLUNGS AND VOLSUNGS, 49: 255–256; translator of songs from the EDDA, 49: 360; translator of VOLSUNGA SAGA, 49: 249p. 321
Morshead, E. D. A., translator of HOUSE OF ATREUS, 8: 1p. 321
Mors im us, reference to, 8: 443p. 321
Morte d'Arthur, favorite in old England, 39: 225; Holy Grail, story of, from Malory's, 35: 104–214; PROLOGUE to Malory's, 39: 20–24p. 321
MORTE D'ARTHUR, Tennyson ' s, 42: 986–992p. 321
Mortification, Ruskin on, 28: 95p. 321
Mortimer the elder, in EDWARD ii, 46: 9–11, 46: 14–15, 46: 16–19, 46: 22–28, 46: 35p. 321
Mortimer, the younger, in EDWARD THE SECOND, in opposition to Gaveston, 46: 9–11, 46: 14–15, 46: 16–19; consents to his return, 46: 22–25; made Marshal, 46: 26–27; on Gaveston, 46: 28; at Gaveston's return, 46: 31–34; quarrel with king, 46: 34–37; Edward on, 46: 37–38; in attack on Tynemouth, 46: 39–40, 46: 41; at capture of Gaveston, 46: 43–45; in battle, 46: 53; captured, 46: 54–55; escapes to France, 46: 56, 46: 57–59; his return in arms, 46: 61, 46: 63–64; the Queen and, 46: 63, 46: 66, 46: 69; his triumph, 46: 73; plots king ' s death, 46: 74–75; with Kent, 46: 75–76; new plots against king, 46: 79–80; made Pro tector, 46: 80–81; puts Kent to death, 46: 81–82; suspected of king's death, 46: 86–87; conde m n ed to death, 46: 88; Edward Third on, 46: 89p. 321
Morton, Bishop of Durham, relations with D r. Donne, 15: 329–330; Walton on, 15: 330p. 321
Morton, Cardinal, 36: 89p. 321
Morton, John, More on, 36: 142p. 321
Mosca degli Uberti, in Hell, 20: 27, 20: 117–118p. 321
Mosca, 31: 420 n.p. 322
Moschino, II, 31: 420 n.p. 322
Moses, Browning on, 42: 1099; Bunyan on, 15: 74, 15: 134; on clean beasts, 15: 83; in Dante's PARADISE, 20: 422; on his own death, 3: 281 (l. 29); Defoe on, 27: 142; Jesus and, 44: 379 (l. 30); Jesus on, 48: 272 (l. 782); learning of, 3: 199; Lessing on, 32: 190; Machiavelli on, 36: 20, 36: 21, 36: 83; meekness of, 15: 341; Milton on, 4: 88, 4: 347–348, 4: 349; on miracles, 48: 279 (l. 803); Mohammed on, 45: 888, 45: 902–904, 45: 911, 45: 913, 45: 921, 45: 932, 45: 966, 45: 982, 45: 983, 45: 992 n., 45: 996–997; More on law of, 36: 150; Pascal on, 48: 189–190, 48: 201, 48: 203, 48: 206 (l. 622), 48: 207 (l. 624), 48: 208 (l. 629), 48: 209 (l. 631), 48: 218 (l. 657), 48: 230 (l. 690), 48: 232, 48: 238, 48: 243 (l. 714), 48: 261 (l. 741), 48: 264 (l. 752), 48: 269 (l. 774); Paul, St., on, 45: 519 (l. 13); prayers of, 7: 303 (l. 2); his prophecy of Christ, 48: 285 (l. 826); 44: 429 (l. 22-3); the Psalmist on, 44: 267 (l. 6-8), 44: 276 (l. 26), 44: 278 (l. 16), 44: 279 (l. 23,32); Psalms attributed to, 44: 144, 44: 258–259; on resurrection, 44: 407 (l. 37-8); Stephen on, 44: 436–437 (l. 20-40); taken from Limbo, 20: 18; wish of, 3: 224p. 322
Moses, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, 18: 142–144, 18: 149–150, 18: 153–161, 18: 163p. 322
MOSQUITOES AND FOX, fable of, 17: 36–37p. 322
Mosquitoes, Drake on, 33: 149–150p. 322→ Inventory
MOTHER, I CANNOT MIND MY WHEEL, 41: 901p. 322
MOTHER, TO MY, by Poe, 42: 1236p. 322
MOTHER HOLLE, story of, 17: 104–107p. 322
MOTHER'S LAMENT, A, 6: 315p. 322
MOTHER'S PICTURE, ON HIS, by Cowper, 12: 543–546p. 322
Motherhood, Holmes on, 38: 251–252p. 322
Mother well, SONG OF THE CAVALIER, 28: 392p. 322
Motion, Berkeley on, 37: 209–210, 37: 211–213, 37: 237, 37: 265; first law of nature, 5: 229, 5: 231; Pascal on, 48: 428–430; Rousseau on, 34: 247–249p. 322→ Inventory
Motives, and actions, 37: 353–358, 37: 362–363 n., 37: 365–366; James Mill on, 25: 36; Ruskin on human, 28: 94–96p. 322→ Inventory
Motte, Andrew, translator of Newton, 39: 1p. 322
MOTTO TO BURNS'S FIRST BOOK, 6: 221p. 322
Moulds, bacteria and, 38: 342; P as t eur on, 38: 295, 38: 297, 38: 298p. 322→ Inventory
Mounier, on October Sixth, 24: 211 n.p. 322
Mountain-chains, formation of, 29: 316; Geikie on, 30: 338–339p. 322→ Inventory
MOUNTAIN DAISY, TO A, 6: 193–194p. 322
Mountain of the Congregation, 4: 200p. 322
Mountain-torrents, Darwin on, 29: 320–321p. 322→ Inventory
Mountains, as barriers of species, 29: 330; difficulty of judging distances on, 29: 329; Helmholtz on low temperature of, 30: 212–213; resemblance of species of, 11: 394–396p. 322→ Inventory
MOUNTAINS IN LABOR, fable of, 17: 17p. 322
Mountjoy, Lord, Harrison on, 35: 319 n.p. 322
Mourning, in ancient Egypt, 33: 42; Bacon on, 3: 9; Byron on, 41: 790; Confucius on, 44: 12 (l. 26), 44: 60 (l. 21), 44: 65 (l. 17); Dekker on, 47: 508; E c - CLESIASTES on, 44: 342 (l. 2,4); Ennius on, 9: 71; Hamleton, 46: 101–102; Pascal on, 48: 338, 48: 339; Rossetti, C. G., on, 42: 1181, 42: 1182; Shakespeare on, 40: 275; Tzu - yu on, 44: 65 (l. 14)p. 322→ Inventory
MOURNING, VALEDICTION FORBIDDING, 40: 304–305p. 322
MOUSE, TO A, 6: 119–120; remarks on, 6: 16p. 322
MOUSE AND LION, fable of, 17: 14–15p. 322
MOUSE, THE TOWN, AND THE COUNTRY MOUSE, 17: 13–14p. 322
Movement, definitions of, 48: 427–428p. 322→ Inventory
Moving Pictures, in New Adantis, 3: 178–179p. 322
M o wis, tale of the, 42: 1331p. 322
Mozzi, And read e ', 20: 64p. 322
Mozzi, Rocco di, 20: 57 n.p. 322
Mucalinda, 45: 627–628p. 322
Much, the miller's son, in adventure with knight, 40: 129, 40: 130, 40: 136, 40: 137, 40: 138; with monks, 40: 155, 40: 156, 40: 157; at archery contest, 40: 165, 40: 167p. 322→ Inventory
Much-afraid, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 175; daughter of Dispondency, 15: 288–289, 15: 290; parts with Christiana, 15: 312; death of, 3M-I5p. 322→ Inventory
Mucianus, Tacitus on, 3: 128; on Vitellius, 3: 17, 3: 141p. 322
Mucii, Plutarch on the, 12: 219p. 322
Muck - rake, man with, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 202–203p. 322→ Inventory
Muggins, Dick, in SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, 18: 207, 18: 212p. 322
Muhagerin, 45: 949 n.p. 322
MUIR, WILLIAM, EPITAPH ON, 6: 50p. 322
Muirkirk, John Shepherd, Burns on, 6: 353p. 323
Mulciber, his fall from Heaven, 4: 106; architect of Pandemonium, 4: 106; see Vulcanp. 323
Mule, Darwin on the, 29: 319p. 323
MULE, THE SHEYKH AND THE, 16: 24p. 323
Mulius, Homer on, 22: 256p. 323
Miiller, Fritz, on air-breathing crustaceans, 11: 191–192; on classification, 11: 437; on crustaceans, 11: 282; on dimorphism, 11: 57; on larval stage, 11: 466; on twining plants, 11: 242p. 323
Miiller, John, Browne on, 3: 266 n.p. 323
Miiller, Max, quoted, 28: 240p. 323
Multiple Organs, variable, 11: 152p. 323
Multitudes, effect of shouting of, 24: 69–70p. 323→ Inventory
Multrie, Rev. John, Burns on, 6: 165p. 323
Mummius, at Corinth, 13: 235–236p. 323
Mun, Mr., book of, 10: 316; on foreign trade, 10: 313p. 323
Munatius, and Cicero, 12: 238p. 323
Munday, Anthony, BEAUTY BATHING, 40: 201p. 323
Munificence, proverb on, 16: 201p. 323
Munremar, son of Gerrchenn, 49: 225–226p. 323
Murder, Chaucer on, 40: 41; in Massachusetts law, 43: 80; Mohammed on, 45: 916, 45: 976–977; punishment of, in old England, 35: 364, 35: 365; Shakespeare on, 46: 141; Webster on, 47: 827p. 323→ Inventory
Murderers, in Dante's HELL, 20: 46, 20: 51p. 323
Murena Licinius, defence of, 12: 261; trial of, 12: 247p. 323
Muret, Mark Antony, 32: 66p. 323
Murillo, Hugo on, 39: 352p. 323
Murmuring, Pennon, 1: 326p. 323
Murranus, death of, 13: 408, 13: 412p. 323
MURRAY, BONNY EARL OF, 40: 107–108p. 323
MURRAY, MISS EUPHEMIA, LINES ON, 6: 286–287p. 323
Murray, Gilbert, translator of Euripides, 8: 1p. 323
Musa, Arab general, 298 note 3 in story of CITY OF BRASS, 16: 298–325p. 323
Musatus, Aristophanes on, 8: 471; Mar lowe on, 19: 210; Milton on, 4: 36; Sidney on, 27: 6; Socrates on, 2: 29; in Virgil's Hades, 13: 229–230p. 323
Musaget, in FAUST, 19: 187p. 323
Muses, Aristophanes on the, 8: 465; D e Quincey on the, 27: 320; Milton on the, 4: 35, 4: 72p. 323→ Inventory
Mushroom, Emerson on the, 5: 57p. 323→ Inventory
Mushtari, reference to, 41: 954p. 323
Music, beauty in, 24: 100–101; Browne on, 3: 323; Browning on, 42: 1072, 42: 1101; Coleridge on, 27: 255, 27: 262; Collins on, 41: 479; Confucius on, 44: 12 (l. 23), 44: 25 (l. 8), 44: 41 (l. 3); Dorian, Mil to n on, 4: 102; Dryden on power of, 40: 390; Herbert on, 15: 380; Hobbes on, 34: 363; instrumental, power of, 24: 51; Locke on study of, 37: 170–171; Mill on effects of, 25: 92; Mill on limitations of, 25: 93; Milton on, 4: 40, 4: 43; as recreation, 3: 245; the passions and, 41: 476–479; Poe on, 28: 377, 28: 378; Ruskin on best, 28: 152; Schiller on, 32: 269–270p. 323→ Inventory
Music, FOR, by Byron, 41: 788–789p. 323→ Inventory
Music, THE POWER OF, 40: 391–396p. 323→ Inventory
Music, WHEN SOFT VOICES DIE, 41: 855p. 323→ Inventory
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT, A, 41: 922–923p. 323
Musical Notes, rates of vibration ofp. 323
Musicians, Browning on, 42: 1102p. 323→ Inventory
Musing, a deadly happiness, 8: 321p. 323→ Inventory
Musonius Rufus, teacher of Epictetus, 2: 310, 2: 320, 2: 321p. 323
Mussato, Albertino, 20: 51 n.p. 323
Mussels, no heart in, 38: 129p. 323
Musset, D e, Taine on, 39: 411p. 323
Mustapha, and Roxalana, 3: 50p. 323
Mustard-seed, parable of the, 44: 391 (l. 18-19)p. 323→ Inventory
Mutilations, inheritance of, 11: 141p. 323→ Inventory
Mutual Aid Societies, ancient, 9: 404 n.p. 323
MY COLLIER LADDIE, 6: 433–434p. 323
MY DEAR AND ONLY LOVE, 40: 358–359p. 323
MY FAITH LOOKS UP TO THEE, 45: 569–570p. 323
MY FATHER WAS A FARMER, 6: 38–39p. 323
MY GIRL SHE'S AIRY, 6: 58p. 323
MY HEART LEAPS UP, 41: 600p. 323
MY HEART'S IN THE HIGHLANDS, 6: 362p. 323
MY HIGHLAND LASSIE, O, 6: 202p. 323
MY LAST DUCHESS, 42: 1074–1075p. 323
MY LORD A-HUNTING, 6: 262–263p. 323
MY LOVE IN HER ATTIRE, 40: 325p. 323
MY LOVE, SHE'S BUT A LASSIE YETp. 324
MY MOTHER BIDS ME BIND MY HAIR, 12: 581p. 324
MY NATIVE LAND SAE FAR AWA, 6: 430–431p. 324
MY PEGGY'S CHARMS, 6: 289p. 324
MY SPOUSE NANCY, 6: 476–477p. 324
MY TOCHER'S THE JEWEL, 6: 415p. 324
MY WIFE'S A WINSOME WEE THING, 6: 444p. 324
Mycene, reference to, 22: 24p. 324
Mykerinos, king of Egypt, 33: 65–67p. 324
Mylodon, Darwin on the, 29: 91p. 324
Myopotamus, Darwin on the, 29: 291p. 324
Myris, in ALL FOR LOVE, 18: 24–25p. 324
My r me x, Aristophanes on, 8: 486p. 324
Myrmidons, return of, from Troy, 22: 37p. 324
Myrrha, in Dante ' s HELL, 20: 124p. 324
Myrtle, David on the, 12: 494p. 324
My r to, granddaughter of Aristides, I 05p. 324
Mysteries, Egyptian, 33: 84–85; in re ligion, Browne on, 3: 259 (l. 9), 3: 260 (l. 10)p. 324
Mystery, Carlyle on, 25: 332–333; many shapes of, 8: 436p. 324→ Inventory
Mysticism, Emerson on, 5: 178p. 324
Mystics, songs of, in THE FROGS, 8: 449–452p. 324→ Inventory
Mythology, Celtic, 32: 153–155; Descartes on study of, 34: 7–8; Renan on Classical, 32: 160; Taine on, 39: 411; Thoreau on, 28: 414p. 324
Myths, law of compensation in, 5: 91–92; remarks of, 17: 7p. 324→ Inventory