Names, among the Bornoos, 5: 200; Epictetus on, 2: 172 (l. 154); Goethe on, 19: 57; Hobbes on, 34: 324–330; independence of, 5: 128; Thoreau on, 28: 417p. 324→ Inventory

Namur, William of, 35: 12p. 324

N an Jung, Confucius on, 44: 14 (l. 1), 44: 33 (l. 5)p. 324

N an - kung Kuo, 44: 45 (l. 6)p. 324

Nantucket, Praying Indians of, 43: 140; Woolman ' s description of, 1: 247–248p. 324

N an - tzu, 44: 21 (l. 26), 44: 22 n.p. 324

Naphtha, Browne on, 3: 272p. 324→ Inventory

Naples, betrayed by Ferdinand, 39: 85; conquest of, 36: 14, 36: 27; de scribed by Marlowe, 19: 230; in 16th century, 27: 392; Machiavelli on kingdom of, 36: 7; papal authority in, 36: 296; power of, before French invasion, 36: 38–39; reasons of fall of, 36: 79p. 324

NAPLES, STANZAS WRITTEN NEAR, by Shelley, 41: 827–828p. 324

Napoleon, aristocracy courted by, 5: 204; art of war of, 5: 342–343; Bagehot on, 28: 199; Carlyle on, 25: 324, 25: 406; on charlatanism, 28: 66; compared with Milton's Satan, 28: 199; Emerson on, 28: 265; Empire of, 28: 375; etiquette of, 28: 208; on French Revolution, 28: 468; on the heaviest battalions, 5: 358; Hugo on, 39: 377; Louisiana sold by, 250 headnote; Mazzini on, 32: 382, 32: 389; method of, 5: 81; at the pest house, 5: 290; the royal armies and, 5: 97; on sublime and ridiculous, 39: 357; Wellington on French and, 5: 375; the wounded officer and, 25: 336p. 324→ Inventory

Napoleon III, Mill on, 25: 147–148p. 324

N ar, the Squinter, 49: 242–243p. 324

N ar ah s, evil genii, 16: 9 n.p. 324

Narak a, 45: 862p. 324

Narcissus, cunning of, 3: 58; Dante on, 20: 293 n.; Milton on, 4: 51; Shelley on, 41: 860p. 324

Nardi, Jacopo, 31: 150–151 n.p. 324

Nariscans, Tacitus on the, 33: 116p. 324

Narrative Poetry, forms of, 39: 298p. 325

Narrowness, of mind, Confucius on, 44: 56 (l. 9)p. 325

Narses, Bacon on, 3: 23p. 325

Narvaez, Roderick, and the Moor, 14: 44p. 325

Nasamonians, Herodotus on the, xxxihp. 325

N as he, Thomas, POEMS by, 40: 260–261p. 325

N as hope, Indian town, 43: 144p. 325

Nasidius, reference to, 20: 104p. 325

Naso, banished by Augustus, 3: 195; Dante on, 20: 19p. 325

Nassaro, Matteo del, 31: 305 n.p. 325

Nathan, and David, 44: 205; Luther on, 36: 330; Sidney on, 27: 25p. 325

Natick, Eliot on, 43: 142p. 325

National Antipathies, Browne on, 3: 315–316; Pascal on, 48: 103–104; Washing to n on, 43: 244p. 325

National Armies, Machiavelli on need of, 36: 47–48p. 325

National Banks, Marshall on, 43: 209, 43: 212–215, 43: 223–224; see United States Bankp. 325

National Debt, congressional right to contract a, 43: 184 (l. 2); Washington on, 43: 243p. 325

National Debts, Smith on, 10: 549–564p. 325

National Property, regulation of, 43: 185 (l. -7)p. 325

National Wealth, Bacon on sources and distribution of, 3: 39–40p. 325

Nationality, Freeman on sentiment of, 28: 231–232p. 325

Nations, amorousness of different, 48: 420; as determined by language, 28: 252–273; origin of, 28: 245–249; Pascal on division of world into, 48: 103–104; Rousseau on division of mankind into, 34: 213; Rousseau on origin of, 34: 203; splendor of, how judged, 5: 435; Taine on differences of, 39: 422–432; Was h ington on relations with foreign, 43: 243–246; Woolman on prosperity of, 1: 231; see Racesp. 325→ Inventory

NATIONS, WEALTH OF, Smith'sp. 325

NATIVITY, HYMN ON THE, 4: 7–15p. 325

Naturse Encheiresis, 19: 79p. 325

Natural, and artificial, 25: 330; definition of word, 11: 1p. 325

Natural History, Bacon on, 39: 137–140; Darwin ' s theory, its effect on, 11: 502–505; defined by Hobbes, 34: 359p. 325

Natural Laws, Descartes on, 34: 36–38; suppose an intelligent agent, 11: 1; Whewell on, 11: 1p. 325

Natural Liberty, Hobbes on; see Natural Statep. 325

Natural Objects, Burke on effects of, 24: 129p. 325

Natural Philosophy, Bacon on study of, 3: 122; Berkeley on, 37: 279–280; Hobbes on, 34: 362; Hume on limits of, 37: 311, 37: 336, 37: 419; Huxley on study of, 28: 221; Kant on, 32: 299; Locke on, 37: 163–167; Milton on study of, 3: 240–241; Newton on, 39: 151–152; Socrates on, 2: 7, 2: 90p. 325

Natural Price, defined, 10: 56–57; market price tends to equal, 10: 59; tends to minimum, 10: 63p. 325

Natural Principles, Pascal on, 48: 41 (l. 92,94)p. 325

Natural Rectitude, Bentham on term, 25: 44p. 325

Natural Religion, see Religionp. 325

Natural Rights, Hobbes on, 34: 391–392, 34: 401–413p. 325

Natural Science, Bacon on, 39: 128–129; Helmholtz on, 30: 173–175p. 325

Natural Selection, 11: 87–137; Aristotle's idea of, 11: 9 n.; difficulties of theory, 11: 169–250, 11: 276–283, 11: 298–300, 11: 319–320; meaning of, 11: 72; progress of idea of, 11: 11–22; recapitulation of theory, 11: 478–506; theory of, briefly stated, 11: 21p. 325

Natural State, advancement of man from, 32: 284, 32: 292–293; Hobbes on, 34: 387–391; Pope on the, 40: 426; Rousseau on man in, 34: 166, 34: 168–195, 34: 204–205; Schiller on, 32: 275–276p. 325

Natural Style, Pascal on, 48: 17 (l. 29)p. 325

Naturalization, Bacon on, 3: 76; Free man on, 28: 247–248; of plants, 11: 118; under control of Congress, 43: 184 (l. 4); of words, Johnson on, 39: 189p. 325→ Inventory

Naturalness, Locke on, 37: 45–47p. 325

Nature, adaptations in, 11: 71–72, 11: 84–85; art and, 27: 10; art and, Confucius on, 44: 20 (l. 16), 44: 38 (l. 8); art and, Goethe on, 39: 255–258, 39: 260–261; art and, Hugo, on, 39: 366–367; art and, Whit man on, 39: 402; M. Aurelius Antoninus on, 2: 326–327, 2: 335–336; Bacon on interpretation of, 2: 132–140, 2: 143–146; Bacon on observation of, 39: 141–142; Berkeley on beauties of, 37: 230–231; Berkeley on laws of, 37: 252; Browne on, 3: 263 (l. 12), 3: 266–268 (l. 15,16); Browne on study of, 3: 264–265, 3: 266–268; Bryant on, 42: 1213–1215; Burke on study of, 24: 7–8; Burns on, 6: 67, 6: 88–89, 6: 320–321, 6: 502, 6: 504; Bishop Joseph Butler on, 2: 327; Channing on study of, 28: 328–329; Channing on unity of, 28: 324–325; Cicero on accordance with, 9: 70; Cicero on re bellion against, 9: 46; Coleridge on wisdo m in, 27: 258–259; complexity of, 11: 79–86; contemners of, in Dante's HELL, 20: 46, 20: 61–65; Darwin on, 11: 89, 11: 203–204, 11: 209; Descartes's method of studying, 34: 51–53; economy of, 11: 151–152; education by, 5: 59, 5: 192; 28: 153–154; Emerson on, 5: 25, 5: 27–28, 5: 54, 5: 89, 5: 101, 5: 152, 5: 167, 5: 171, 5: 173, 5: 189, 5: 192, 5: 193, 5: 240, 5: 275, 5: 301; 42: 1250, 42: 1253, 42: 1257–1258; Epictetus on, 2: 164 (l. 130); God and, St. Augustine on, 7: 164; God and, Hume on, 37: 396–404; God and, Pascal on, 48: 82 (l. 229), 48: 90–91, 48: 137 (l. 428), 48: 190 (l. 580), 48: 325–326; God and, Raleigh on, 39: 104, 39: 108–110; God and, Rousseau on, 34: 253–254; God and, Tennyson on, 42: 1004–1005; Goethe on study of, 39: 251; Goethe On unity of, 19: 24; Goldsmith on gifts of, 12: 522; Hindu doctrine of, 45: 851; Hume on knowledge of, 37: 309–310, 37: 311–312; Hunt on love of, 27: 293; institutions influenced by, v> 339! interdependence of, 30: 168; lessons of, 42: 1243; living ac cord in g to, 2: 253 (l. 74), 2: 275 (l. 2); 36: 197–198; Locke on works of, 37: 163, 37: 165; Lyell on laws of, 38: 386; Marcus Aurelius on study of, 2: 205 (l. 2); Milton on gifts of, 4: 63–65; Milton on unity and degrees of, 4: 192–193; " never betrayed the heart that loved her, " xii, 4: 638; Newton on p he no men a of, 39: 151–152; " n on facit saltum, " xi, 39: 195–196, 39: 207; offences against, 7: 39–40; opposition in, 2: 59–61; original meaning of, 2: 326–327; Pascal on, 48: 26–28, 48: 40 (l. 91), 48: 49–50 (l. 119-21); Pennon life next to, 1: 342–343; Pennon study of, 1: 321 (l. 3), 1: 322–323; pleasure the plan of, 41: 643–644; Pope on, 40: 414, 40: 422–423, 40: 425, 40: 433; proverb on, 5: 91; Raleigh on, 39: 108–110; Ruskin on our carelessness of, 28: 120–121; Shelley on love of, 41: 826; Thoreau on attractions and benefits of, 28: 395–425; Whitman on life with, 42: 1410; "will out, " xvii, 42: 42; Words worth on love of, 41: 600, 41: 636–639, 41: 678p. 325→ Great Idea

NATURE, ESSAY ON, Emerson ' s, 5: 223–237p. 326→ Great Idea

NATURE, GOODNESS OF, essay on, 3: 32–34p. 326→ Great Idea

NATURE, HYMN TO THE SPIRIT OF, 41: 841–842p. 326→ Great Idea

NATURE IN MEN, Bacon's essay, 3: 96–98p. 326

NATURE, THE INFLUENCES OF, 12: 607–614p. 326→ Great Idea

NATURE AND THE POET, 12: 605–607p. 326

NATURE'S LAW: A POEM, 6: 225–227p. 326

Natur lang s am k e it, 5: 110p. 326

Naucratis, city of, 33: 88p. 326

Naudin, M., on origin of species, 11: 15–16; on reversion, 11: 314p. 326

N a unto n, Sir Robert, 15: 380–381p. 326

Nausicaa, daughter of Alcinous, 22: 81–89; farewell to Ulysses, in; Ruskin on, 28: 142p. 326

Nausithous, son of Poseidon, 22: 91; reference to, 22: 81p. 326

N aut es, in the ÆNEID, 13: 201p. 326

N a v age ro, Bernardo, quoted, 28: 455p. 326

Navarre, King of, at Hesdin, xxxviii 21-2; at Rouenp. 326

Navidad, city of, 43: 25p. 326

Navy, Harrison on need of a, 35: 360p. 326→ Inventory

Navy, United States commander-in-chief of, 43: 188 (l. 1); under the Confederation, 43: 161, 43: 164, 43: 165; under Constitution, 184-5 (13. ' 4)p. 326→ Inventory

Naxos, famed for vintage, 13: 132p. 326

Naylor, James, Woolman on, 1: 292; worshipped as Christ, 5: 233p. 326

Neaera, and Helios, 22: 165; reference to, 4: 74p. 326

Nealces, Virgil on, 13: 347–348p. 326

Neale, Dr., Dean of Westminster, 15: 375p. 326

Neale, J. M., translator of hymns, 45: 542, 45: 543, 45: 544, 45: 548p. 326

Nearchus, in POLYEUCTE, urges Polyeucte to be baptised, 26: 77–80; persuaded to go to temple with Polyeucte, 26: 95–97; blamed by Pauline, 26: 99–100; doomed by Felix, 26: 102–103; his death, 26: 106p. 326

Nearchus of Tarentum, 9: 59p. 326

NEARER, MY GOD, TO THEE, 45: 568–569p. 326

N e b a ioth, in the Wilderness, 4: 379p. 326

Nebridius, friend of St. Augustine, 7: 48, 7: 92, 7: 126; conversion of, 7: 141; on divination, 7: 104p. 326

Nebuchadnezzar, Bunyan on, 15: 99; Daniel and, 20: 297; dream of, 48: 245–246; image of, 3: 13; the Jews and, 48: 212; reference to, 45: 914 n.p. 327

Nebula:, composition of, 30: 314p. 327

Necessaries of life, defined, 10: 517–518; Kempis on, 7: 290 (l. 4); Shakespeare on, 46: 260; taxes on, 10: 518, 10: 520–523, 10: 547; see Food-Supplyp. 327→ Inventory

Necessary, Marshall on word, 43: 217p. 327→ Inventory

Necessary Connexion, Idea of, 37: 335–350, 37: 353p. 327

Necessity, Bum son, 6: 366; Chaucer on, 40: 46; Dante on, 20: 210; defined by Kant, 32: 356, 32: 365; foreknowledge not, 20: 358; Goethe on, 19: 379; Hume on doctrine of, 37: 351–370; makes vile things precious, 46: 266; Mill on doctrine of, 25: 106–107; Pascal on belief in, 48: 40 (l. 91), 48: 83–84 (l. 233); Sophocles on, 8: 291; the spur of knowledge, 34: 178; the tyrant's plea, 4: 164p. 327→ Inventory

Necker, M., on assignats, 24: 370; Burke on, 24: 336–337; on French finances, 24: 253; on population of France, 24: 262–263; on wealth of France, 24: 264–265p. 327

Necos, king of Egypt, 33: 79–80p. 327

Necromancy, Cellini on, 31: 127–130, 31: 136; Hobbes on, 34: 382p. 327→ Inventory

Neglect, excuses for, 2: 195 (l. 12); away of dishonoring, 34: 364p. 327→ Inventory

NEGOTIATING, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 117–118p. 327

N e g us, empire of, 4: 329p. 327

Nehemiah, and the Sabbath-breakers, 43: 94, 43: 95p. 327

NEIDPATH, THE MAID OF, by Campbell, 41: 777p. 327

NEIDPATH, THE MAID OF, by Scott, 41: 744–745p. 327

NEIDPATH CASTLE, LINES COMPOSED AT, 41: 679p. 327

Neighbors, Confucius on love of, 44: 44 (l. 24); Jesus on, 44: 382–383 (l. 29-37)p. 327→ Inventory

Neleus, birth of, 22: 151; Chloris and, 22: 152; Homer on, 22: 43; Melampus and, 22: 206p. 327

Nelson, in the Baltic, 5: 358; 41: 779–780; courage of his sailors, 5: 381–382; death of, 5: 348; Emerson on, 5: 366; expecting duty, 5: 387; feat of doubling, 5: 358; at Trafalgar, 5: 414; want of fortune, 5: 393p. 327→ Inventory

N e me si an us, on hounds, 35: 350–351p. 327

Nemesis, Emerson on doctrine of, 5: 92–93; Herodotus ' s belief in, 33: 5–6; in MANFRED, 18: 430–432, 18: 433–436; Pliny on, 9: 272 n.p. 327→ Inventory

N e metes, Tacitus on the, 33: 108p. 327

Nemglan, and Conaire, 49: 203p. 327

Nemours, Due de, at Metz, 38: 23p. 327

Nennius, on Arthur, 32: 155–156p. 327

Neocles, father of Themistocles, 12: 5p. 327

N eo - Druidism, 32: 168p. 327

Neoptolemus, and Lycomedes, 9: 34p. 327

Neoptolemus, son of Achilles; see Pyrrhusp. 327

Nepenthe s, reference to, 4: 62p. 327

Nephelogetes, and Alaopolitanes, 36: 216p. 327

Nepoios, Raleigh on the, 33: 349p. 327

Nepos, Licinius, Pliny on, 9: 259p. 327

Nepos, Metellus, Cicero on, 12: 239–240p. 327

Nepos, friend of Pliny, 9: 213, 9: 242p. 327

Nepos, the praetor, decree of, 9: 277–278p. 327

Nepos, Proconsul of Spain, and Caesar, 12: 282p. 327

Neptune, in the ÆttB.m, 13: 77–79; 13: 204–205; Milton on, 4: 21, 4: 45, 4: 67; in sack of Troy, 13: 121p. 327

Neptune, the planet, discovery of, 30: 23p. 327

Nereids, reference to the, 13: 79p. 327

Nereus, references to, 4: 66–67; 13: 114p. 327

Neri, beginning of party, 20: 132 n.; faction in Florence, 20: 26 n., 20: 101–102p. 327

Neri, St. Philip, and the nun, 5: 287–288p. 327

Nerius, C n., informer, 9: 99p. 327

Nero, Drusus, 9: 232 n.p. 327

Nero, Emperor, Apollonius on, 3: 48; Carlyle on death of, 5: 322; Demetrius and, 2: 132 (l. 45); descent of, 12: 389; harp of, 3: 49; Epaphroditus, patron of, 2: 321; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 211 (l. 16); Pliny on reign of, 9: 320–322; as a poet, 18: 17; Rome burned by, 40: 49; and Seneca, 2: 320 n.; Spintrian recreations of, 3: 320p. 327

Nero, Francesco del, 31: 108 n.p. 327

Nero, Tiberius, and Gabinius, 9: 115p. 327

Nerva, edict of, 9: 390; Pliny on, 9: 212, 9: 316; Trajan and, 9: 356 n.p. 327

N er vi an s, Tacitus on the origin of, 33: 108p. 327

N er vii, Caesar's campaign against the, 12: 281p. 327

Nesle, Castle of, 31: 327 n.p. 328

Nessus, Dante on, 20: 50p. 328

Nestor, Achilles and, 22: 321; birth of, 22: 152; Cicero on, 9: 56; in the ODYSSEY, 22: 34–45p. 328→ Inventory

Netherlands, Bacon on government of, 3: 35; Browne on success of the, 3: 269; under Charles V, 19: 252; manufac tures of the, 3: 40; under Margaret of Parma, 19: 256–258; periodic returns in, 3: 137; Philip I I and the, 39: 86–89; revolt of the, Mill on, 25: 10–11p. 328

Nethersole, Sir Francis, 15: 380–381p. 328

Neufville, Nicholas de, 31: 281 n.p. 328

N eur i, Herodotus on the, 49: 268 n.p. 328

Neuter Insects, Darwin on, 11: 278–283; sterility of, how developed, 11: 299–300p. 328

Neutrality, Machiavelli on, 36: 73–74; Pascal on, 48: 310 (l. 899); Pennon, i> 357 ! Washington on policy of, 43: 246, 43: 248p. 328→ Inventory

NEVER THE TIME AND THE PLACE, 42: 1108p. 328

Never s, Duke of, and Mantua, 21: 78, 21: 434–435, 21: 466p. 328

Nevil, D r., and George Herbert, 15: 375, 15: 380p. 328

Nevill, Sir Robert, 35: 24p. 328

Neville, Constance, in SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, with Kate Hardcastle, 18: 209–210; with Hastings at Hardcastle's, 18: 224–225; carries on joke with Marlow, 18: 226; with Tony Lumpkin, 18: 229, 18: 231; Tony ' s description of, 18: 232; tries to get her jewels, 18: 236–238; plans to elope, 18: 244; with Tony in elopement plot, 18: 250–251; Tony ' s letter and, 18: 252–253; denounces Tony, 18: 254; ordered to aunt's by Mrs. Hardcastle, 18: 253, 18: 255–256; refuses to elope, 18: 264; wins consent to marry Hastings, 18: 268p. 328

New Academy, 12: 220 n.p. 328

New Albion, Drake ' s, 33: 213–217p. 328

NEW ATLANTIS, Bacon's, 3: 145–181; editorial remarks on, 3: 144; 3: 1, 3: 42p. 328

New Atlantis, acoustics in, 3: 178; air and water machines, 3: 178–179; ancient commerce of, 3: 156–157, 3: 159–160; ancient expeditions against, 3: 157–158; arrival at, 3: 145–148; Christianity in, 3: 153–155; dress in, 3: 147, 3: 151, 3: 165, 3: 170–172; Feast of Family in, 3: 163–166; food in, 3: 149–150, 3: 175–176; health, care of, in, 3: 148, 3: 173–174; instruments of warfare in, 3: 178; Jews in, 3: 167; jugglery in, 3: 179; machines and engines in, 3: 178–179; manufactures in, 3: 176; mar riage in, 3: 168–170; medicine in, 3: 176; mineralogy in, 3: 177; optics in, 3: 177; production of heat in, 3: 176–177; production of odors and tastes, 3: 178; scientific expeditions from, 3: 162; self-sufficiency of, 3: 159–160; Salomon's House in, 3: 161; Stranger's House in, 3: 149; treatment of visitors in, 3: 151–152, 3: 160–161; why un known, 155-6 et seq.; see further Salomon's Housep. 328

NEW-BORN CHILD, ON PARENT KNEES A, 41: 580p. 328

New Caledonia, barrier-reef of, 29: 477, 29: 481p. 328

New England, historical documents of early, 43: 59–105, 43: 138–146p. 328

New England Courant, 1: 3, 1: 19, 1: 21p. 328

NEW ENGLAND REFORMERS, Vp. 328

NEW FORCERS OF CONSCIENCE UNDER LONG PARLIAMENT, 4: 80–81p. 328

Newfoundland, American rights in fishcries of, 43: 177; colonization of, 33: 262; description of, 33: 281–286; exploration of coast, 33: 287–288; Hayes on banks of, 33: 275p. 328

NEWFOUNDLAND, GILBERT'S VOYAGE T O, 33: 263–298p. 328

New Jersey, settlement of, 1: 276; slaves in, 1: 178 n.p. 328

New Light, party of, 6: 16; Burns on, 6: 89–90p. 328

New South Wales, Darwin on, 29: 436–449p. 328

NEW TESTAMENT, SELECTED BOOKS FROM, 44: 351–486p. 328

New Testament, adversity the blessing of, 3: 16; corruption of, St. Augustine on, 7: 75; Goethe on, 19: 53–54; Lessing on the, 32: 199–200; Luther on, 36: 350; Mill on, 25: 243; Pascal on, 48: 214, 48: 220–221 (l. 666), 48: 261 (l. 740), 48: 288–289 (l. 835), 48: 298–299 (l. 852); Rousseau on the, 34: 300–302; see Gospelp. 328

NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, 47: 857–943; remarks on, 47: 858p. 328

New Year's Day, why celebrated, 15: 403p. 328

NEW YEAR'S DAY: A SKETCH, 6: 372–373p. 328

New Zealand, Darwin on, 29: 420–434; fauna and flora of, 11: 371; ferns in, 29: 249; as an oceanic island, 11: 416; species of, 11: 403, 11: 414, 11: 422p. 328

New Zealanders, health of the, 5: 80p. 328

New by, Samuel, 1: 213p. 328

Newcomb, Simon, sketch of life and works, xxx-; EXTENT OF THE UNIVERSEp. 328

New lights, American society called, 1: 207p. 329

Newman, Col., on humble-bees, 11: 82p. 329

Newman, John Henry, Call of David quoted, 28: 170; HYMN by, 45: 567–568; IDEA OF A UNIVERSITY, 28: 31–61; sketch of. life and works, 28: 30p. 329

Newport, Magdalen, mother of George Herbert, 15: 373–374, 15: 387–388; letter to, 15: 389–381; death, 15: 392p. 329

News, Arabian proverb on, 16: 158; evil and good, 4: 453; suspense in, 4: 454p. 329

NEWS, LASSIES, NEWS, 6: 542p. 329

Newspapers, American, 1: 19; Bentham on power of, 27: 229; Carlyle on writing for, 25: 446; Ruskin on, 28: 98; Wordsworth on taxation of, 5: 324p. 329

Newton, Sir Isaac, Burke on, 24: 103; Cartesian vortices disproved by, 34: 114–115; chronology of, 34: 126–130; E me r son on, 5: 66; gravitation, universal, discovered by, n 5-21; on gravitation, 5: 310; 30: 301–304; 37: 345–346 n.; Hazlitt on, 27: 267–268; the heliocentric theory and, 39: 52 n.; honors paid him, 34: 152; law of conservation and, 30: 175; Leibnitz on, 11: 498; life and works, 39: 150 n.; Locke on, 37: 166; ma the matical discoveries of, 34: 125–127; optics, discoveries in, 34: 121–124; Pepys and, 28: 304; on polarity in nature, 5: 14; PREFACE TO Principia, 39: 150–152; remarks on, 39: 1, 39: 39; Rousseau on, 34: 249; spectrum discovered by, 30: 261–262; on tides, 30: 280–281; Unitarianism and, 34: 83, 34: 84; Voltaire on, 34: 98, 34: 108–113; Warden of Mint, 34: 152; Words worth on theory of, 5: 326p. 329

Newton, Gen. John, at Gettysburg, 43: 336, 43: 358, 43: 370; Haskell on, 43: 359p. 329

Newton, Sir John, 35: 64, 35: 66, 35: 68p. 329

New York, Whitman on, 42: 1411–1412p. 329

N ia, the waiter, 49: 237p. 329

Niata, Cattle, 29: 150–151p. 329

Nibbio, in THE BETROTHED, 21: 323, 21: 326–329, 21: 333–335p. 329

Niblung, son of Hogni, 49: 352p. 329

Niblungs, names of the, 49: 253–254p. 329

NlBLUNGS AND VoLSUNGS, Story of, 49: 249–358p. 329

Nicaea, Council of, 36: 273, 36: 290p. 329

Nicagoras, 12: 14p. 329

N ic and r a, priestess of Dodona, 33: 32–33p. 329

N i can or, 44: 434 (l. 5)p. 329

Nicely, Miss, marriage of, 18: 123p. 329

Nice ph or i us, steward of Q. Cicero, 9: 112p. 329

Niceta, on motion of the earth, 39: 55p. 329

Niceta of Remisiana, T E DEUM, 45: 546p. 329

Nicety, is depraved modesty, 18: 14p. 329

Nicholas, the gift of, 20: 225 n.p. 329

Nicholas III, in Dante ' s HELL, 20: 79–80p. 329

Nicholas, in Two YEARS BEFORE THE MAST, 23: 141–142p. 329

Nicholas, the barber, in DON QUIXOTE, 14: 45, 14: 48–54, 14: 229–236, 14: 276, 14: 300–301p. 329

Nicholas, Harry, 47: 662 n.p. 329

Nichols, Joseph, 1: 276p. 329

Nichols, Philip, editor of DRAKE REVIVED, 33: 123p. 329

N ic home des, the mastiff of, 35: 354p. 329

Nicias, Alcibiades and, 12: 85, 12: 116–118; Cicero on, 9: 107; Hyperbolus and, 12: 116; peace of, 12: 116; power of, 12: 115; in Sicilian expedition, 12: 121, 12: 124, 12: 126p. 329

Nicias, in Mandragola, 27: 384–385p. 329

Nicodemus, the Jew, on Jesus, 48: 280 (l. 808), 48: 286–287 (l. 829)p. 329

Nicodemus, the Messenian, fickleness of, 12: 201p. 329

Nicogenes, and Themistocles, 12: 27–28p. 329

NICOL, WILLIAM, EPITAPH FOR, 6: 265p. 329

Nicol Prism, the, 30: 265p. 329

Nicolaiis of Antioch, 44: 434 (l. 5)p. 329

Nico machus, Aristophanes on, 8: 486p. 329

Nicomedia, aqueduct of, 9: 378; fire at, 9: 377; lake near, 9: 382, 9: 391–392; temple atp. 329

Nicopolis, school of Epictetus at, 2: 116p. 329

Nicors, 49: 17 n., 49: 44–45p. 329

Nicostratus, Plato on, 2: 22p. 329

Nidau, Earl at Poitiers, 35: 46p. 329

N ie p c e, discoverer of actinism, 28: 418p. 329

N ie u went he it, Rousseau on, 34: 253p. 329

Niger, name of, 12: 157p. 329

Niger, rival of Severus, 36: 64–65p. 329

Night, Byron on beauties of, 18: 445; Carlyle on, 25: 332; Dryden ' s description of, 39: 323 n.; Habington on, 40: 252–254; Milton on, 4: 131, 4: 132–133, 4: 170–171, 4: 181, 4: 311–312; M o ham medon the, 45: 881; patroness of grief, 4: 24 (l. 5); Shakespeare on, 40: 276; 46: 159; terrors, why greater at, 24: 50p. 329→ Inventory

NIGHT, by Blake, 12: 585–586p. 329

NIGHT, TO THE, by Shelley, 41: 832–833p. 330

NIGHT, TO, by White, 41: 913p. 330

NIGHT, AT THE MID HOUR OF, 41: 822p. 330

NIGHT, HYMN TO THE, 42: 1267p. 330

Night - hag, Milton on the, 4: 125p. 330

Nightingale, Æschylus on the, 8: 51; Homer on the, 22: 270; Milton on the, 4: 35, 4: 50, 4: 170, 4: 238; Swinburne on the, 42: 1202p. 330→ Inventory

NIGHTINGALE AND LABORER, fable of, 17: 33–34p. 330

NIGHTINGALE, ODE TO A, by Keats, 41: 876–878p. 330

NIGHTINGALE, SONNET TO THE, Milton's, 4: 38–39p. 330

NIGHTINGALE, THE, by Barnfield, 40: 283p. 330

NIGHTINGALE, THE, story of, 17: 301–310p. 330

Night - Watchers, Psalm of, 44: 314–315p. 330

N i g id i us, Publius, friend of Cicero, 12: 234p. 330

Nigrinus, counsel against Varenus, 9: 299p. 330

Nihilism, philosophy of, 19: 58; philo sophical, Buddha on, 45: 664–665p. 330→ Inventory

Nile, jEschylus on the, 8: 196; breezes, why without, 33: 18; delta of the, 33: 14; Egypt a gift of the, 33: 9; Egyptian civilization due to, 10: 25; embankments of, made by M in, 33: 48–49; fish of the, 33: 46–47; Lang on the, 22: 335; Milton on the, 4: 345–346; mouths of the, 33: 14–15; overflows of the, 33: 15–16, 33: 48; rise of the, cause of, 33: 16–18; sacred animals of the, 33: 38–39; sources of the, 33: 18–22p. 330

N i meg ue n, Peace of, 10: 347p. 330

Nimrod, Burns on, 6: 408; in Dante ' s HELL, 20: 129; the mighty hunter, 4: 342–343; pictured in Purgatory, 20: 191p. 330→ Inventory

Nine Worthies, the, 39: 20p. 330

NINETY-FIVE THESES, Luther ' s, 36: 251–259; remarks on, 36: 246p. 330

Nine va h, Milton on kingdom of, 4: 391p. 330

Ning W u, 44: 17 n.p. 330

N in od i Gallura, see Gallura, N in od ip. 330

Ninus, Raleigh on, 39: 112p. 330

Niobe, Dante on, 20: 191–192; daughter of Tantalus, 8: 282p. 330

Niphseus, death of, 13: 341p. 330

Niphates, Satan alights first on, 4: 154p. 330

Nirvana, attainment of, 45: 738–739; Buddha on, 45: 720; Buddha ' s passage into, 45: 646; Buddha ' s search for, 45: 578–580; the craving for, 45: 715; Hindu doctrine of, 45: 814p. 330→ Inventory

Nisroch, in PARADISE LOST, 4: 215p. 330

Nisus, in the JENEID, 13: 188–190; Dante on, 20: 8; Euryalis and, 13: 298–308; Euryalis and, Sidney on, 27: 17p. 330→ Inventory

Nisus of D ul ich m in, 22: 248p. 330

NITH, THE BANKS OF, 6: 342–343p. 330

NITHSDALE'S WELCOME HAME, 6: 419p. 330

Nitrate of silver, under voltaic current, 30: 129 n.p. 330

Nitrocris, queen of Egypt, 33: 49p. 330

Nitrogen, in air, 30: 143–144; binoxide of, 30: 44 n.; weight of, 30: 144p. 330→ Inventory

Niu th ones, Tacitus on the, 33: 115p. 330

N o CHURCHMAN AM I, 6: 37p. 330

N o, MY OWN LOVE, 41: 901p. 330

Noah, Adam ' s vision of, 4: 336–341; Browne on story of, 3: 274; Jesus on days of, 44: 399 (l. 26-7); Kempis on, 7: 336 (l. 4); Mohammed on, 45: 905, 45: 913; Pascal on, 48: 201, 48: 215–216 (l. 644); progeny of, 4: 341; taken from Limbo by Christ, 20: 18; wife of, 45: 993p. 330

Noailles, Count of, Burke on, 24: 418p. 330

Noailles, family of, 24: 249–250p. 330

Nobili, Antonio de ', 31: 408 n.p. 330

Nobility, Bacon on the, 3: 34–36, 3: 51; Browne on the true, 3: 311; Burke on a, 24: 273; Burns on, 6: 511–512, 6: 520–521; Goldsmith on, 41: 510; Hobbes on, 34: 360; Keppel on a, 24: 417–418; Machiavelli on a, 36: 16, 36: 33–35; More on, 36: 199; origin of hereditary, 34: 221–222; Pascal on, 48: 379–380, 48: 381–383; titles of, forbidden in United States, 43: 160, 43: 186 (l. 8,10); of Vanity Fair, 15: 98p. 330→ Inventory

Noble, C, on rhododendrons, 11: 290p. 330

NOBLE EARL'S PICTURE, VERSES FOR A, 6: 260p. 330

NOBLE LORD, LETTER TO A, 24: 379–421p. 330

NOBLE NATURE, THE, 40: 291p. 330

Noddy, Darwin on the, 29: 20p. 330

Nodier, on school of Alexandria, 39: 366p. 330

Noel, Father, on light, 48: 425 n.p. 330

Noemon, son of P h r on i us, in the ODYSSEY, 22: 31, 22: 62–63p. 330

N o - good, M r., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 100p. 330

No-heart, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 217p. 330

Noise, much, little outcome, 17: 17p. 330

NOISY POLEMIC, EPITAPH ON A, 6: 58p. 330

Nollet, Abbe, theory of electricity, 1: 147–148p. 330

Nombre de Dios, account of expedition against, 33: 122–123, 33: 130–141; taking of, 33: 226–227p. 331

Nominal is m, Buddha on, 45: 665p. 331

Nomination s, in early Connecticut, 43: 62p. 331

No m phon, the sachem, 43: 145p. 331

N on - combatants, agreement with Mexico concerning, 43: 303–304p. 331

Non-conformists, called atheists, 3: 43p. 331

Non-conformity, of heroism, 5: 129; of infancy, 5: 61; Mill on, 25: 143, 25: 240–242, 25: 261–262; Milton on, 3: 224–225; Montaigne on, 32: 41–42; necessary to manhood, 5: 62–63; penalty of, 5: 65; popular ideas of, 5: 74–75; power of, 5: 189; source of sanctity, 5: 192; Whitman on, 39: 397; see Individualityp. 331

Non-existence, Buddha on, 45: 578, 45: 661p. 331

Nonianus, and Claudius, 9: 199p. 331

Nonius, story of, 12: 250p. 331

Non-resistance, Emerson on, 5: 460p. 331

Nonsuits, in Massachusetts, 43: 70p. 331

NOON, SILENT, 42: 1179–1180p. 331

Norcia, Francesco da, see Fusconip. 331

Norfolk, 3d Duke of, imprisonment of, 39: 78; Thomas More and, in, 36: 117, 36: 120, 36: 125p. 331

Norfolk, Dukedom of, 5: 405p. 331

Noriego, Senor, 23: 235, 23: 385p. 331

Norman Conquest, Vane on the, 43: 121p. 331

Norman Islands, Freeman on, 28: 254–255p. 331

Norman by, Marquis of, dedication to, 13: 5–71p. 331

Normandy, Duke of, at Poitiers, 35: 46p. 331

Normandy, Edward Ill's invasion of, 35: 8–11, 35: 11–16; Machiavelli on, 36: 9p. 331

Normans, eating of the, 35: 287; E me r son on the, 5: 345; Renan on the, 32: 160p. 331

Nor ni r, northern fates, 49: 272 n., 49: 294p. 331

Norris, Mr., speaker of Penn. Assembly, 1: 115, 1: 124p. 331

Norris of Bemerton, 39: 320p. 331

North, Goethe on the, 19: 74; Ten n y son on the, 42: 974–975p. 331

North, Lord, Burke and, 24: 5; Burke on, 24: 387p. 331

North America, Asia formerly united to, 29: 137; glacial period in, 11: 400; productions of, related to European, 11: 398–399, 11: 401–402; zoology of, 11: 178–179; zoology of, changes in, 29: 178–179; zoology of, compared with South America, 29: 136p. 331

NORTH-EAST WIND, ODE TO THE, 42: 1062–1064p. 331

Northampton, Earl of, 35: 24, 35: 27p. 331

Northburgh, Michael of, 35: 11 n., 35: 13 n.p. 331

Northern Hemisphere, climate of, 29: 253–254p. 331

Northmen, Charlemagne and the, 5: 342; government and people, 5: 343–344p. 331

Northumberland, Earl of, 40: 93; see Percyp. 331

Norway, early depopulation of, 5: 345; Freeman on, 28: 259p. 331

Nostradamus, reference to, 19: 25p. 331

Notes, see Annotationsp. 331

NOTHING, STANZAS ON; see NAETHING, STANZAS ONp. 331

Not-right, Mr., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 274p. 331

Nottingham, Samuel, 1: 183p. 331

Nourishment, Pascal on, 48: 120 (l. 356)p. 331

Nova Albion, see New Albionp. 331

Novello, Alessandro, 20: 321 n.p. 331

Novello, Frederic, 20: 166 n.p. 331

Novello, Guido, 20: 43 n.p. 331

Novels, Burns on, 6: 57; Fielding on, 39: 176–181; Ruskin on, 28: 150–151p. 331→ Inventory

Novelty, Bacon on, 3: 136; human thirst for, 24: 29–30; Pascal on, 48: 38; wonder and, 48: 40 (l. 90)p. 331→ Inventory

Novum Organum, Bacon's, 3: 3p. 331

NOVUM ORGANUM, PREFACE TO, M 3-7p. 331

Now SLEEPS THE CRIMSON PETAL, 42: 974p. 331

Now THANK W E ALL OUR GOD, 45: 558p. 331

No well, Master, 35: 380p. 331

No x NOCTI INDICAT SCIENTIAM, 40: 252–254p. 331

Numa, Bacon on, 3: 66; Hobbes on, 34: 382; intercalary month of, 12: 312; on religious processions, 12: 170p. 331

Numa, in the JENEID, 13: 340p. 331

Numantia, destruction of, 36: 18p. 331

Numanus, death of, 13: 313–314p. 331

Numbers, in battle, 3: 74; 43: 341; effect of, in struggle for existence, 11: 78–79; Emerson on our respect for, 5: 82; grandeur in, 24: 66; Hobbes on, 34: 325–326; Pascal on, 48: 428–430; Prometheus as inventor of, 8: 183p. 331→ Inventory

Numitor, and M ae on, 13: 332–333; Virgil on, 13: 233p. 331

Nun, Chaucer's, 40: 14–15p. 331

NUN'S PRIEST'S TALE, 40: 34–51; remarks on, 40: 10p. 332

NUR-ED-DIN, STORY OF, 16: 193–230p. 332

NURSE AND WOLF, fable of, 17: 29p. 332

NURSE'S SONG, 41: 590p. 332

NYMPH'S SONG TO HYLAS, 42: 1194–1195p. 332

NYMPH'S PASSION, A, 40: 293–294p. 332

Nymphs, references to, 4: 13 (l. 20), 4: 37p. 332

Nyseian Isle, 4: 161p. 332

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