Oak, Plutarch on the, 12: 149; species of, 11: 62p. 332→ Inventory
Oateley, Sir Roger, in SHOEMAKER'S HOLIDAY, with Lincoln, 47: 469–471; with Rowland Lacy, 47: 471; with Hammon and daughter, 47: 486, 47: 493, 47: 494–495; with Eyre, 47: 496; learns Rowland Lacy is in London, 47: 496–497; with Eyre a tOld For d, 47: 501–504; finds Hans with Rose, 47: 514; visited by Lincoln, 47: 515–516; learns flight of Rose, 47: 516; with Firk, 47: 516–518; plans to stop wedding, 47: 516–519; mistakes we d ding, 47: 524–525; hears daughter married, 47: 526; with the king, 47: 533–534p. 332
Oateley, Rose, in SHOEMAKER'S HOLIDAY, in love with Rowland Lacy, 47: 469–470; in the garden, her lament, 47: 477; with Sybil, 47: 477–478; the hunters and, 47: 484–486; Hammon and, 47: 493–495; with Eyre and wife, 47: 503; discovers Rowland as Hans, 47: 503–504; with Rowland, as Hans, 47: 513–515; her flight, 47: 516; with Rowland at Eyre's, 47: 520–521; her mar riage, 47: 526; pardoned by king, 47: 531; marriage confirmed, 47: 533–534p. 332
Oaths, are but tools to deceive, 26: 120; Brynhild on, 49: 305, 49: 368; continuity of law by, 27: 232–235; Epictetus on, 2: 175 (l. 166); Hobbes on, 34: 400–401; Luther on sanctity of, 36: 316–317; Mohammed on, 45: 1003; Quaker attitude toward, 34: 68; shall note n force the wrong, 8: 140p. 332→ Inventory
Oaths of Office, Marshall on, 43: 219p. 332
Oball, son of Conaire, 49: 224p. 332
Obedience, Confucius on, 44: 7 (l. 5); is honor, 34: 361; Kempis on, 7: 212, 7: 274; Locke on, in children, 37: 32–34, 37: 61–62; Milton on, of subjects, 4: 208; Pennon, to parents, 1: 339; Taine on sentiments of, 39: 429–430p. 332→ Inventory
Oberon, in FAUST, 19: 183p. 332
Obizzo of Este, Dante on, 20: 52, 20: 74 n.p. 332
Object, and sensation, 37: 213–214p. 332→ Inventory
Objects, two kinds of, 37: 222p. 332→ Inventory
Obligation, defined by Kant, 32: 324, 32: 350; epigram on, 40: 398; Franklin on, from favors, 1: 98; Hobbes on, 34: 371; Machiavelli on, 36: 37; Pliny on, 9: 200; Woolman on, from gifts, 1: 201p. 332→ Inventory
Oblin, son of Conaire, 49: 224p. 332
Oblivion, Lowell on, 42: 1386; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 217 (l. 33), 2: 246 (l. 21)p. 332→ Inventory
Obscenity, Shelley on, 27: 341p. 332→ Inventory
Obscurity, brings safety, 17: 26; Confucius on, 44: 7 (l. 16), 44: 48 (l. 32); Greene on, 40: 283; Hobbes on, why dishonorable, 34: 366–367; Hume on, 37: 294; more affecting than clearness, 24: 51–54; terror caused by, 24: 50–51p. 332→ Inventory
Observation, Confucius on, 44: 8 (l. 18), 44: 23 (l. 27); Goethe on, 39: 252, 39: 256; misuse of, 12: 35; necessary to poets, 39: 297; un honored task of, 5: 15p. 332→ Inventory
Obsolete Words, Johnson on, 39: 190, 39: 203–204p. 332
Obstacles, Channing on value of, 28: 315; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 260 (l. 41), 2: 261 (l. 47)p. 332
Obstinacy, constancy and, 3: 277; Epictetus on, in opinion, 2: 124 (l. 23), 2: 132 (l. 47), 2: 142 (l. 69); Locke on, 37: 61, 37: 62, 37: 63, 37: 66, 37: 68; Pennon, in opinion, 37: 1, 37: 385 (l. 155-8)p. 332→ Inventory
Obstinate, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15 - ' 7p. 332
Occa m, Newman on, 28: 47p. 332
Occasion, Arabian verse on, 3: 56; Milton on awaiting, 4: 388–389p. 332→ Inventory
Occupation, Kempis on, 7: 223 (l. 4); necessary to happiness, 48: 140–141p. 332
Occupations, Plutarch on mean, 12: 36p. 332
Ocean, currents of the, due to wind, 30: 277–278; Darwin on the, 11: 347; 29: 504–505; Geikie on floor of the, 30: 330–332; organic discoloration of the, 29: 24–27; Socrates's idea of, 2: 108; a sinking area, 29: 484p. 332→ Inventory
Ocean Nymphs, Chorus of, see PROMETHEUS BOUNDp. 332
Oceanus, Herodotus on river, 33: 17; Homer on, 22: 145; Milton on, 4: 67; see Okeanosp. 332
Ochre, Widow, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, 18: 133p. 332
Ockley, Simon, History of Saracens, I 27p. 332
Ocnus, ally of i*Eneas, 13: 328p. 332
Octavia, Antony's wife, 12: 344–345, 12: 346, 12: 348, 12: 362, 12: 363, 12: 366; children of, 12: 388; Virgil and, 13: 32p. 332
Octavia, in ALL FOR LOVE, 18: 13–14; scene with Antony, 18: 61–65; with Cleopatra, 18: 67–68; discovers Dolabella with Cleopatra, 18: 76–77; tells Antony, 18: 79; farewell to Antony, 18: 82–83p. 333
Octavius, at Actium, 12: 372; 13: 290; Actium, triumph after, 13: 292; Antony and, 12: 254, 12: 256, 12: 333, 12: 346, 12: 348, 12: 364–365; Antony, war with, 12: 366–374, 12: 379, 12: 380–381, 12: 382; Caesar's heir, 12: 255; Caesarion killed by, 12: 384; Cicero and, 12: 254–256, 12: 259; 46: 28; Cicero on, 9: 178; clemency to Alexandria, 12: 383; Cleopatra and, 12: 378–379, 12: 382, 12: 384–386; 17: 51; Dolabella and, 17: 55; Dryden on, 17: 42–43, 17: 60; Empire of, 12: 344; prophecy of his greatness, 12: 255; in Rome, 12: 338; in second tri um virate, 12: 335–336; in war with republicans, 12: 336–337; see Augustusp. 333
Octavius, the African, 12: 239p. 333
Octavius, Caius at Caesar's death, 12: 319p. 333
Octavius, Cnaeus, 9: 133p. 333
Octavius, Marcus, at Actium, 12: 372p. 333
October Sixth, Burke on, 24: 208–217p. 333
Octopus, habits of the, 29: 16–17p. 333→ Inventory
Oddrun, and Gunnar, 49: 336, 49: 383–384p. 333
ODDRUN, THE LAMENT OF, 49: 431–438; remarks on LAMENT, 49: 252p. 333
Ode, Hugo on the, 39: 340, 39: 352, 39: 353, 39: 354p. 333→ Inventory
ODE, by O'Shaughnessy, 42: 1198–1199p. 333
ODE IN IMITATION OF ALC^US, 12: 579p. 333
ODE ON INTIMATIONS OF IMMORTALITY, 12: 595–600; Emerson on, 5: 466p. 333
ODE, WRITTEN IN MDCCXLVI, 12: 476p. 333
Oderigi, in Dante's PURGATORY, 20: 188p. 333
Odeum, of Athens, 12: 50p. 333
O DEUS, EGO AMO TE, 45: 556p. 333
Odin, in the EDDA, 49: 361, 49: 363, 49: 429 n.; Emerson on, 5: 344; in the VOL- SUNGA SAGA, 49: 257; 49: 258, 49: 259, 49: 261 n., 49: 277 n., 49: 279 n., 49: 284, 49: 285, 49: 286, 49: 300, 49: 358 n.p. 333
Odiousness, contrasted with sublimity, 24: 72–73p. 333
Odors, Berkeley on, 37: 199–200, 37: 206, 37: 207p. 333
Odysseus (Ulysses), Achilles and, 22: 101; .Æneas and, 39: 157; Æolus and, 22: 130–132; Agamemnon ' s praise of, 8: 38; Aias and, 22: 158–159; Alcinous and, 22: 90–102, 22: 108–111, 22: 113–115; Amphinomus and, 22: 248–249; Antinous and, 22: 237–241; Athene and, 22: 38–39, 22: 179–185; as beggar, 22: 228, 22: 233–234, 22: 236–238; the boar and, 22: 268–269; bow of, 22: 284–285, 22: 290–295; on Calypso's isle, 22: 9, 22: 10, 22: 60, 22: 71–75, 22: 173; Charybdis and, 22: 167–168, 22: 172–173; Chary b - dis and, Milton on, 4: 134; the Cicones and, 22: 116; on Circe's island, 22: 133–143; Circe's prophecy for, 22: 162–166; Ctesippus and, 22: 280–281; in the land of the Cyclopes, 22: 117–129; Cyclops and, Virgil on, 13: 148–149; Dante on, 20: 107–110; Demodocus and, m - 12; dog of, 22: 235–236; dog of, Pliny on, 9: 352–353 n.; Don Quixote on, 14: 212; Eumaeus, swine her d of, 22: 186–199, 22: 207–212, 22: 277–279, 22: 289–290; Eurycleia recognizes, 22: 266–270; Eurymachus and, 22: 254–255; faithful servants received by, 22: 309; in the games, 22: 102–105; in Germany, 33: 94; on God, 2: 126 (l. 28); Hades, his visit to, 22: 142–161; on island of Helios, 22: 168–172; Hermes and, 4: 61; Iphitus and, 22: 284–285; Irus and, 22: 245–248; Ithaca, arrival in, 22: 177, 22: 178–181; Laertes and, 22: 325–329; at Laestrygonia, 22: 132–133; Lotus-eaters and, 22: 117; the mantle and, 22: 197–199; Melantho and, 22: 253; Milton on, 4: 22, 4: 261; Minerva and, 13: 105–106; named by Autolycus, 22: 267; N au - sicaa and, 22: 83–89; Nestor on, 22: 35–38; omens of his success, 22: 275–276; Palamedes and, 13: 102–103; Penelope and, 22: 241–243, 22: 258–266, 22: 270–272, 22: 310–319; Penelope and, Bacon on, 3: 22; in Phaeacia, 22: 79–80; Phaeacia, departure from, 22: 174–176; Philomeleides and, 22: 54; Pliny on, 9: 208 n.; Poseidon and, 22: 11; return home decreed by Zeus, 22: 69–71; righteousness of, 22: 63; at Scylla and Charybdis, 22: 167–168; Shelley on Homer ' s, 27: 336; Sidney on, 27: 17; the Sirens and, 22: 166–167; the Siren and, Dante on, 20: 221 n.; Socrates on, 2: 29; Spenser on, 39: 62; in the storm, 22: 75–78; Telemachus and, 22: 215–223, 22: 279–280; in Troy, 22: 112; in Troy as a beggar, 22: 52; in Trojan horse, 13: 108; 22: 53; Virgil on wanderings of, 13: 365; the wooers and, 22: 273–274, 22: 296–307; wooers' friends and, 22: 330–334; wrecked, 22: 172–173; see Lotos-eaters; see Ulyssesp. 333
ODYSSEY, Homer ' s; ÆNEID compared with, 13: 38–40; 39: 157; Burke on, 24: 34–35; editor's remarks on, 24: 1, 24: 19–20; lines on, by Lang, 22: 7, 22: 335; reference to the, 4: 261p. 333
Offa, reference to, 49: 58p. 334
Offences, against nature and custom, 7: 39; Jesus on, 44: 398 (l. 1-2)p. 334→ Inventory
Offenders, patience toward, 2: 289 (l. 18)p. 334
Office, see Public Officep. 334
Office Work, for literary workers, 25: 55p. 334
Officials, Bacon's advice to, 3: 29–30; Bentham on criticism of, 27: 239–241; corruption of, inevitable underprop erty system, 36: 168; expences of, 10: 465; legal responsibility of, 27: 234–235; private offences of, 43: 74 (l. 61); Pennon public, 1: 353–356; see Public Officep. 334→ Inventory
Offspring, universal love of, 40: 425–426p. 334
O g, king of Bashan, 44: 315 (l. 11); Milton on, 17 INDEX 'p. 334
Ogier, the Dane, 49: 118, 49: 120, 49: 191p. 334
Ogle, Mrs., in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, 18: 135p. 334
Ogygia, isle of Calypso, 22: 96p. 334
O ' Hag an, J., translator of DIES IR, E, 45: 551; translator of ROLAND, 49: 93p. 334
O ' H i g gins, family of, in Chili, 29: 353p. 334
Ohlenschlager, on Danish readers, 5: 365p. 334
Ohod, battle of, 45: 959 n., 45: 963 n.p. 334
Ohtere, son of Ongentheow, 49: 85; sons of, 49: 70–71p. 334
Oi'cles, son of Antiphates, 22: 206p. 334
Oil, as vehicle of taste, 24: 122p. 334
Okeanos, jEschylus on, 8: 171; in PRO METHEUS BOUND, 8: 176–179p. 334
O'Kearney, Nicholas, 49: 198p. 334
O ken, Emerson on, 5: 177p. 334
Olaf, and Eyvind, 5: 276p. 334
Olaf Tryggvason, and Leif Ericsson, 43: 5p. 334
OLD AGE, ON, by Cicero, 9: 45–76; remarks on treatise, 9: 7, 9: 10p. 334
Old Age, .(Eschylus on, viii, 10; Aristophanes on; beauty of, 3: 107; Browne on, 3: 293–294; Browning on, 42: 1103, 42: 1106; Buddha on, 45: 662; Burns on, 6: 169, 6: 503; childishness of, 19: 16; Coleridge on, 41: 703–704; Collins's wish for, 41: 592–593; comeliness of, 2: 206 (l. 2); envy of, 3: 23; Goldsmith on best, 41: 511; Kingsley on, 42: 1062; messenger of death, 45: 685; Mill on happiness in, 25: 35; Milton on, 4: 332; Pliny on order in, 9: 230; Rousseau on, 34: 221; Shakespeare on, 40: 267; talkativeness of, 1: 6; Wordsworth on, 41: 615p. 334→ Great Idea
OLD AGE AND YOUTH, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 104–106p. 334
OLD CLOAK, THE, 40: 188–189p. 334
OLD FAMILIAR FACES, 41: 735p. 334
OLD IRONSIDES, 42: 1366; remarks on, 38: 222p. 334
OLD MAN AND DEATH, fable of, 17: 39p. 334
Old Man of the Sea, the, 16: 275–277p. 334
OLD MARLBOROUGH ROAD, 28: 401–403p. 334
OLD STOIC, THE, nilp. 334
OLD SWEETHEART, LINES TO AN, 6: 221p. 334
OLD TESTAMENT, BOOKS FROM, 44: 69–349p. 334
Old Testament, Calvin on the, 39: 49; Jesus on, 44: 397 (l. 16); Lessing on the, 32: 189–196; Luther on, 36: 349; Mill on, 25: 243; miracles of, 48: 286 (l. 827), 48: 288 (l. 835), 48: 299 (l. 852); Mohammed on, 45: 998; P as cal on, 48: 206, 48: 207, 48: 209 (l. 631), 48: 214–219, 48: 220 (l. 666), 48: 222 (l. 670), 48: 225, 48: 226, 48: 227–229, 48: 230 (l. 691), 48: 231, 48: 243 (l. 714-16), 48: 261 (l. 740); Pascal on prop he cies of, 48: 186–188, 48: 189 (l. 576,578); pros perity, the blessing of, 3: 16p. 334
OLD WOMAN AND WINE-JAR, fable of, 17: 43p. 335
Oldfield, Mrs., the actress, 34: 153p. 335
Old mix on, on story of the exiled princes, 27: 171p. 335→ Inventory
Olimpio, in THE CENCI, 18: 319, 18: 327–329, 18: 330, 18: 333p. 335
Oliphant, Carolina, POEMS by, 12: 560–566p. 335
Oliphant, Rev. James, Burns on, 6: 163p. 335
Oliva, Count, in EGMONT, 19: 280–281p. 335
Olivares, Count D ', 21: 78p. 335
Oliver, friend of Roland, 49: 94; see Olivierp. 335
Oliver, Andrew, Franklin and, 1: 4p. 335
Oliverotto of Fermo, 36: 30–31p. 335
Olivier, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 98, 49: 100, 49: 103; Ganelon on, 49: 112–113; with Roland in return, 49: 120, 49: 126; at Roncesvalles, 49: 127–130, 49: 131–132, 49: 133, 49: 134, 49: 136, 49: 137, 49: 139, 49: 142, 49: 144–145, 49: 149–150, 49: 157; his death, 49: 159–162; blessed by Arch bishop, 49: 167; found by Charlemagne, 49: 182–183; burial, 49: 186–187p. 335
Olwen and Kilhwch, tale of, 32: 146, 32: 149–152p. 335
Olympia, and Jove, 4: 273; 40: 391p. 335
Olympias, and St. Chrysostom, 15: 377p. 335
Olympic Games, Egyptians on the, 33: 80–81p. 335
Olympiodorus, Plutarch on, 12: 92p. 335
Olympus, Mount, Homer on, 22: 82p. 335
Olympus, physician of Cleopatra, 12: 385p. 335
O m, Hindu sacred syllable, 45: 832p. 335
Omar, the Caliph, simplicity of, 5: 55–56p. 335
OMAR KHAYYAM, RUBAIYAT OF, 12: 943–958; editorial remarks on, 12: 1, 12: 22p. 335
Omberto, Count, in Dante ' s PURGATORY, 20: 188p. 335
Omens, Browne on, 3: 283; Hobbes on, 34: 382; reading of, taught by Pro me the us, 8: 184p. 335→ Inventory
Omnipresence, Emerson on doctrine of, 5: 89p. 335→ Inventory
ONE DAY I WROTE HER NAME, 40: 251p. 335
ONE-EYE, TWO-EYES, AND THREE-EYES, 17: 206–213p. 335
ONE-EYED DOE, fable of the, 17: 37p. 335
ONE NIGHT AS I DID WANDER, 6: 91–92p. 335
ONE WORD IS TOO OFTEN PROFANED, 41: 850–851p. 335
ONE WORD MORE, 42: 1094–1100p. 335
ONE'S-SELF I SING, 42: 1402p. 335
Onela, 49: 70 n., 49: 71 n., 49: 77, 49: 85p. 335
Onesti, Pietro degli, 20: 377 n.p. 335
Ongentheow, 49: 73, 49: 85–87; offspring of, 49: 73; son of, 49: 70 n.p. 335
Ontario, Lake, naval forces on, 43: 265p. 335
On und, King, referred to, 5: 344p. 335
Onythes, death of, 13: 407p. 335
Opaque ness, cause of, 34: 123p. 335
Open Air, Locke on the, 37: 14p. 335
OPEN THE DOOR TO ME, OH, 6: 455p. 335
Opera, Wordsworth on the, 39: 298p. 335
Ophelia, in HAMLET, farewell to Laertes, 46: 107–110; advised by Polonius against Hamlet, no - n; relates Ham let's madness, 46: 123; letter from Hamlet, 46: 128; in plot to test Hamlet, 46: 143; meet in g with Hamlet, 46: 145–146; at the play, 46: 151–152, 46: 155; her madness, 46: 176–179, 46: 181–182; death, 46: 189–190; funeral, 46: 196–197; Lamb on acting of, 27: 306–307; in the original story, 46: 92; Ruskin on, 28: 139p. 335
O phi on, Milton on fable of, 4: 305p. 335
Ophir, Milton on, 4: 329p. 335
O phi uch us, constellation, mentioned, 4: 126p. 335
O phi us a, alluded to, 4: 304p. 335
Opinion, all is, 2: 203 (l. 15), 2: 298 (l. 22), 2: 299 (l. 25); Bacon on change of, 3: 30; Berkeley on, 37: 234–235; bondage to, of others, 3: 33; confirmation of, 3: 257; current, generally false, 20: 342; defined by Hobbes, 34: 347; Des cartes on grounds of, 34: 16; diversity of, reason for, 34: 5; earnestness of, not in tolerance, 25: 36–37; fable of yielding to others', 17: 35–36; Hume on differences of, 27: 203; knowledge and, 38: 5; is knowledge in the making, 3: 223; liberty of, Mill on, 25: 210–249, 25: 250; life is, 2: 213 (l. 3); Lowell on confidence of, 28: 451; Marcus Aurelius on change of, 2: 214 (l. 12), 2: 236 (l. 21), 2: 256 (l. 16); Marcus Aurelius on freedom from, 2: 242 (l. 52), 2: 243 (l. 2), 2: 260 (l. 40), 2: 262 (l. 49), 2: 289 (l. 16); mete m psychosis of, 3: 257; might and, 33^ (3 ° 3), (3 ! 3); Milton on formation of, 4: 183; Milton on variety of, 3: 223–225; Montaigne on willingness to change, 32: 43; of others, may be best, 212-13 (2> 3); pre vailing, not necessarily true, 34: 15–16; " queen of world, " xlviii, 34: 38 n.; spoken, reacts on speaker, 5: 94; R us kin on, in; Seneca on slanderous, 39: 67 n.; Socrates on, 2: 35–36; Tennyson on liberty of, 42: 998; see Public Opinionp. 335→ Great Idea
Opis, reference to, 13: 375p. 336
Opium, Burke on taste for, 24: 15–16p. 336→ Inventory
Opium Trade, Ruskin on, 28: 115p. 336
Oppius, Atticus and, 9: 133; Ca:sar and, 12: 279; Cicero on, 9: 171; Publius and, 9: 116p. 336
Opportunities, Bacon on, 3: 56; finding and making, 3: 125; Pennon, 1: 348 (l. 303)p. 336→ Inventory
Opposites, in nature; Socrates on, 2: 60–61, 2: 97–100; see Polarityp. 336→ Inventory
Opposition, attitude toward, 2: 287 (l. 9); some men ' s strength is in, 3: 124p. 336→ Great Idea
Oppression, d aunts courage, 3: 38–39; E.CCLESIASTES On, 339 ( i), 34 O (8); Hobbes on fear of, 34: 372; impossible in state of nature, 34: 195–196; Pennon, 1: 352 (l. 365)p. 336→ Inventory
Oppressors, Job on, 108-9 ( I - 12)p. 336
Ops, mother of the gods, 9: 385 n.p. 336
Ops, son of Peisenor, 22: 20p. 336
Optics, Hobbes on, 34: 363; in New Atlantis, 3: 177; Newton ' s discoveries in, 34: 121–124p. 336→ Inventory
Oracles, Browne on, 3: 281 (l. 29); Herod otus on founding of, 33: 32–33; Hobbes on pagan, 34: 381; Milton on, 4: 12–13; Pascal on, 48: 195 (l. 601); Satan as giver of, 4: 370p. 336→ Inventory
Oral Teaching, Newman on, 28: 32–38p. 336
Orange, Prince of, in sack of Rome, 31: 79p. 336
Orange, William of, see William of Op. 336
Or ante, in TARTUFFE, 26: 204–205p. 336→ Inventory
Orators, Pennon qualities of, 1: 339 (l. 173)p. 336→ Inventory
Oratory, action in, 3: 31; Cicero's book on, 9: 130; judgment and fancy in, 34: 350; old age and, 9: 55; Pliny on, 9: 205–209, 9: 226–227, 9: 346–348; rhetoric contrasted with, 25: 324p. 336→ Inventory
Or be c, Vicomte d', 31: 282 n., 31: 285p. 336
Orchard - making, in Chiloe, 29: 301–302p. 336→ Inventory
Orchids, fertilization of, 11: 194–195; origin of, 11: 239–240p. 336→ Inventory
Oreo, Remiro d', 36: 25–26p. 336
Ordas, Diego, 33: 319–320p. 336
Order, as cloak for misgovernment, 27: 244–245; Franklin's rule of, 1: 79, 1: 80, 1: 83–85; Heaven ' s first law, 40: 431; in nature, M. Aurelius Antoninus on, 2: 335–336; Pascal on, 48: 123 (l. 373); Pennon, in homes, 1: 328 (l. 55-6); Pliny on, 9: 230p. 336→ Inventory
Order, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, 47: 866–868, 47: 871, 47: 872, 47: 875, 47: 876, 47: 882, 47: 884, 47: 885–888, 47: 923, 47: 941p. 336→ Inventory
Ordination, Catholic doctrine of, 36: 267 n.; Luther on, 36: 266; of Buddhist priests, 45: 740–747p. 336→ Inventory
ORDINATION, THE, by Burns, 6: 163–166p. 336
Ordnance, antiquity of, 3: 139; Don Quixote on, 14: 379–380p. 336
Oreb, references to, 4: 88; 44: 249 (l. 11)p. 336
O'Reilly, John Boyle, A WHITE ROSE, 42: 1198p. 336
Orejones, Raleigh on the, 33: 354p. 336
Orellana, Raleigh on, 33: 319–320, 33: 322p. 336
Orenoqueponi, Raleigh on the, 33: 321 n., 33: 354, 33: 373, 33: 393p. 336
Orestes, in THE FURIES, 8: 124–125, 8: 145–154; Homer on, 22: 10, 22: 16–17, 22: 38, 22: 40–41, 22: 60p. 336
Orestes, in THE LIBATION-BEARERS, 8: 76–77, 8: 85–101, 8: 103–105, 8: 113–120; Mnesitheus and, 35: 274; Pylades and, 7: 50; 9: 18; Pyrrhus and, 13: 139; Virgil on, 13: 169p. 336
Organ, antiquity of the, 20: 183 n.; Dryden on the, 40: 389–390p. 336→ Inventory
Organic Beings, affinities of, 11: 431–477; animal or vegetable, 38: 340–342; classification of, 11: 431–443; increase of, 11: 73–76; increase of, checks on, 11: 76–79; complex relations among, 11: 79–86; geographical distribution of, 11: 378–430; geographical distribution of, Browne on, 3: 275; geological succession of, 11: 349–377; see Speciesp. 336
Organic Periods, of history, 25: 103–104p. 336
Organization, advance of, 11: 129–132; de gree of, of ancient and living beings, 11: 368–372; low, highly variable, 11: 152; not the result of chance, 34: 252–253; repetition a sign of low, 11: 152; standard of, defined, 11: 218, 11: 368, 11: 370p. 336→ Inventory
Organs, with distinct functions, 11: 185–186; of extreme perfection, how developed, 11: 181–196; highly developed, are variable, 11: 153–156; incipient stages of. useful, 11: 219–244; of little importance, 11: 196–199; multi ple, variable, 11: 152; rudimentary, atrophied, and aborted, 11: 469–475; rud i men tary, are variable, 11: 152; with simultaneous functions, 11: 185–186; specific and generic, compared, 11: 156–159; use or beauty of, 11: 199–204p. 336→ Inventory
Orgon, in TARTUFFE, relations with Tar tuffe, 26: 207; returns home, 26: 208–211; with Cleante, on Tartuffe, 26: 211–216; on daughter ' s marriage, 26: 216–218; Mariano with, 26: 218–228; with Tartuffe after latter denounced, 26: 254–261; prepares for mar riage of Tartuffe and Mar lane, 26: 265–266; refuses to believe Tartuffe false, 26: 267–268; at meeting of Tartuffe and Elmire, 26: 269, 26: 276–277; orders Tartuffe away, 26: 277; repents gifts to Tartuffe, 26: 278; with Cleante, 26: 278–280; with Madame Pernelle, 26: 281–284; advised to pretend peace with Tartuffe, 26: 285; ordered to vacate house, 26: 287–291; warned to fly, 26: 291–292; stopped by Tartuffe, 26: 292–293; his prop erty restored, 26: 295p. 337
Oria, Pagan de, death of, 14: 388p. 337
Oriana, Lady, Amadis and, 14: 116, 14: 212–213, 14: 227; to Dulcinea, 14: 13p. 337
Orient, Tennyson on the, 42: 984–985p. 337
Oriental Languages, Burke on, 24: 140p. 337
Oriental Literature, Hastings on, 5: 446p. 337
Oriental States, Taine on, 39: 430p. 337
Origen, heresy of, 3: 258p. 337
ORIGIN OF SPECIES, Darwin ' sp. 337
Original Sin, Bunyan's parable of, 15: 33–34; Burns on, 6: 70; Calvin on, 39: 48; Kempis on, 7: 326 (l. 2); Lessing on doctrine of, 32: 201 (l. 74); Milton on, 4: 143, 4: 329; Pascal on, 48: 83 (l. 230), 48: 145p. 337
Originality, Bacon on, 3: 129; Emerson on, 5: 59, 5: 60, 5: 79; Hugo on, 39: 385; Johnson on, 39: 232; Mill on, 25: 259–261; Pascal on perception of, 48: 12 (l. 7), 48: 107 (l. 302); in poetry, Hugo on, 39: 365–366; in poetry, Wordsworth on, 39: 331–334; Whitman on, 39: 397; see Individualityp. 337→ Inventory
Orinda, reference to, 40: 387p. 337
Orinoco, Raleigh on the, 33: 328, 33: 330, 33: 339, 33: 361–362; tributaries of the, 33: 371p. 337
Orion, Aurora and, 22: 71; Homer on, 22: 152, 22: 159; mentioned in JOB, 44: 83, 44: 134; Milton on, 4: 95; Virgil on, 45-7. M S. 348p. 337
Orithea, and Boreas, 27: 270p. 337
Orlando, Dante on, 20: 127; in Dante ' s PARADISE, 20: 362; Don Quixote on, 14: 213, 14: 226, 14: 490; to Don Quixote, 14: 12; Sidney on, 27: 10; see Rolandp. 337
Orlando Furioso, composition of, 27: 355; Montaigne on, 32: 92; Shelley on, 27: 349p. 337
Orleans, Duke of, at Poitiers, 35: 37, 35: 46p. 337
Orleans, Duke of ( E gal it ^), Burke on, 24: 381, 24: 418p. 337
Or me, Captain, on Braddock, 1: 136p. 337
Ormond, Hugo on, 39: 379p. 337
Ornaments, Whitman on, 39: 402p. 337→ Inventory
Ornithology, Emerson on science of, 5: 297p. 337
Ornithorhynchus Paradox us, 29: 445p. 337
Or ni thus, death of, 13: 380p. 337
Orodes, death of, 13: 347p. 337
Or on te, Moliere on, 26: 215p. 337
Orontes, in the ^ENEID, 13: 77, 13: 93p. 337
Oropus, case of, 12: 194p. 337
Oros, asking of Egypt, 33: 72p. 337
Orosius, Paulus, 20: 328 n.; on Christian persecutions, 2: 315 n.p. 337
Orphan House, Whitefield's, 1: 101–102, 1: 103p. 337
Orphans in Massachusetts, 43: 78 (l. 84); Mohammed on, 45: 883, 45: 884, 45: 916p. 337
Orpheus, yEschylus on, 8: 73; Aristophanes on, 8: 471; in Dante ' s Limbo, 20: 20; Dryden on, 40: 390; Euripides on, 8: 393; on hoariness, 5: 176; Milton on, 4: 33–34, 4: 36, 4: 73, 4: 228; Sidney on, 27: 6, 27: 11; Socrates on, 2: 29; Virgil on, 13: 211; in Virgil's Hades, 13: 229p. 337
Orphic Mysteries, Herodotus on the, 33: 42p. 337
Orses, death of, 13: 347p. 337
Orsilochus, in the ^ENEID, 13: 378, 13: 380; in the ODYSSEY, 22: 45, 22: 180, 22: 204p. 337
Orsini, Alexander VI and the, 36: 24; Burke, on, 24: 269; Colonnesi and, 36: 39, 36: 40; Duke Valentine and, 36: 24–25, 36: 27p. 337
Orsini, Franciotto, 31: 79 n.p. 337
Orsino, Gierolimo, 31: 201 n.p. 337
Orsino, in THE CENCI, with Beatrice, 18: 286–287; plots against Beatrice, 18: 287–288; returns petition, 18: 295; with Giacomo, 18: 301–303, 18: 318–320; plans to w in Beatrice, 18: 303–304; learns Beatrice's wrong, 18: 309–310; in plot to kill Cenci, 18: 310–316; letter to Beatrice found, 18: 334; with G ia como after murder, 18: 337–339; flight of, 18: 339–340; accused by Marzio, 18: 341p. 337
Orso, Count da Cerbaia, 20: 166 n.p. 338
Orsono, volcano of, 29: 279, 29: 295p. 338
Orsua, Pedro de, 33: 322, 33: 361p. 338
Ortal, Jeronimo, 33: 324p. 338
Orthodox, in FAUST, 19: 185p. 338
Orthodoxy, Burns on, 6: 212; Cope r n i cus on, 39: 52; Pennon, 1: 360 (l. 472)p. 338→ Inventory
Orthography, Johnson on English, 39: 183–186p. 338→ Inventory
Or to l an s, in France, 10: 188p. 338
Ortygius, Virgil on, 13: 312p. 338
Or us, the god, Milton on, 4: 14, 4: 100p. 338
Osborne, Charles, friend of Franklin, 1: 37–38p. 338
Osbrit Long hand, 49: 234p. 338
O'Shaughnessy, Arthur, ODE by, 42: 1198–1199p. 338
Osians, Tacitus on the, 33: 108, 33: 116p. 338
Osiris, Dionysus called, 33: 26, 33: 72–73; Milton on, 4: 14 (l. 24), 4: 100; story of, 3: 221p. 338
Oslaf, 49: 34 n., 49: 37p. 338
Osman, humanity of, 5: 217–218p. 338
Osprey, Harrison on the, 35: 339–340p. 338
Osric, in HAMLET, 46: 201–203p. 338
Ossa, and Pelion, Homer on, 22: 152p. 338→ Inventory
Ossa, Jacques d', see John xxiip. 338
Ossar, Conaire's dog, 49: 228p. 338
Ossian, and St. Patrick, 32: 169–170; Wordsworth on Books of, 39: 327–329p. 338
Ostenta, defined, 34: 382p. 338
Ostentation, Bacon on, 3: 25; Pennon, 1: 358; of virtue, 2: 177 (l. 176); see Vaingloryp. 338→ Inventory
Osteomyelitis, Pasteur on, 38: 374–375p. 338→ Inventory
Ostracism, at Athens, 12: 25; directed against persons of reputation, 12: 79, 12: 84; manner of, 12: 84–85; remarks on, 12: 115–116p. 338→ Inventory
Ostrich, Darwin on the, 11: 140; de scribed in JOB, 44: 135–136; eggs of the, 11: 263; 29: 119; parasitical habits of the, 29: 61; the S. A me r i can, 29: 96–100, 29: 118p. 338→ Inventory
Oswald, in DA DERGA'S HOSTEL, 49: 234p. 338
Oswald, in KING LEAR, 46: 229–230, 46: 231, 46: 232–233, 46: 240, 46: 246–249, 46: 257, 46: 277, 46: 283–284, 46: 289–290, 46: 298p. 338
OSWALD, MRS., ODE TO, 6: 325–326p. 338
Othello, and Desdemona, Lamb on, 27: 302, 27: 312; Macaulay on, 27: 378; Ruskin on, 28: 138, 28: 139; Voltaire onp. 338
Otho, Count, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 120, 49: 135, 49: 167p. 338
Otho, Emperor, death of, 18: 439; followers of, 3: 9–10p. 338
Otho iv, and Gualdrada, 20: 66 n.p. 338
Otter, son of Hreidmar, 49: 285p. 338→ Inventory
OTTERBURN, THE BATTLE OF, 35: 81–101p. 338
OTTERBURN: A BALLAD, 40: 88–93p. 338
Ottergild, gold called, 49: 287p. 338
Otters, in Chonos Islands, 29: 291; in the Nile, 33: 39; sanctity of, 49: 285 n.p. 338→ Inventory
Ottocar, King of Bohemia, Dante on, 20: 173p. 338
Ottoman, Bacon on, 3: 130p. 338
Otway, Sylvester, Burns on, 6: 340p. 338
Otway, Thomas, Hazlitt on, 27: 278; Venice Preserved of, 34: 131p. 338
OUR BLESSED LADY'S LULLABY, 40: 256–260p. 338
OUR LADY'S CHILD, tale of, 17: 50–54p. 338
OUT OVER THE FORTH, 6: 398p. 338
Outcry, much, little outcome, 17: 17p. 338
Outdoor Life, and love of beauty, 39: 393–394; Locke on, 37: 14p. 338
OUTLAW, THE, 41: 738–740p. 338
Oven-bird, Darwin on the, 29: 101–102p. 338→ Inventory
Over-population, leads to wars, 3: 139p. 338→ Inventory
Overreach, Sir Giles, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, character of, 47: 858; uncle of Wellborn, 47: 861; Wellborn on, 47: 865; at Allworth's, 47: 871–872; with Wellborn, 47: 872; scene with Mar - rall, 47: 876–879; Furnace on, 47: 886; with Marrall after the dinner, 47: 890–892; pre p arations for Lord Lovell, 47: 895–896; with Margaret, 47: 896–901; with Lovell, 47: 901–902; at meeting of Lovell and Margaret, 47: 902, 47: 903–905, 47: 909; receives Lady Allworth and Wellborn, 47: 905–906; believes Lady Allworth in love with Wellborn, 47: 908; conference with Wellborn, 47: 909–910; with Lovell at Allworth's, 47: 911–916; his plot against Wellborn, 47: 923, 47: 928; with Allworth and Margaret, 47: 925–928; at Allworth ' s in search of daughter, 47: 932; with Wellborn, 47: 932–937; learns d aug h ter's marriage, 47: 938–939; with. Lovell, 47: 939–940; crazed, 47: 841–842p. 338
Overreach, Margaret, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, Allworth and, 47: 864; intended for Lord Lovell, 47: 878–879, 47: 891–892; Lovell and Allworth on, 47: 892–895; scene with father, 47: 896–901; with Lov ell, 47: 902–904; with Allworth, 47: 905; partin g with Lovell, 47: 909; Lady Allworth on, 47: 917; scene with Allworth, 47: 924–928; announces marriage to Allworth, 47: 938–939; in final scene, 47: 942p. 339
Overshot Wheels, 30: 180–181p. 339
OVER-SOUL, ESSAY ON THE, 5: 133–148p. 339
Over-soul, Aristotle's idea of an, 34: 103; exhibited in laws of com pens a tion, 5: 85; Hindu doctrine of, 45: 803, 45: 815–816, 45: 818–841, 45: 851–852, 45: 858–859; Pythagorean doctrine of the, 9: 73; relations of man to the, 5: 71; Virgil on the, 13: 231–232p. 339→ Inventory
Overton, Colonel, character of, Hugo on, 39: 380p. 339
Over-trading, cause of scarcity of money, 10: 319p. 339→ Inventory
Over work, More on causes of, 36: 180–181; Smith on results of, 10: 84; Woolman on, 1: 197, 1: 251–252p. 339→ Inventory
Ovid, Chaucer compared with, *54> 159-62; Dante on, 20: 104; Dry den on, 13: 35, 13: 36, 13: 37, 13: 52, 13: 54–55; Dryden on Metamorphoses of, 39: 153; on himself in love, 24: 24; Montaigne on Metamorphoses of, 32: 68, 32: 90p. 339
Ovieda, Gonzalo de, 33: 322 n.p. 339
Ovules, position of, 11: 213–214p. 339→ Inventory
O w anna mug, the Indian, 43: 144p. 339
Owen, Knight, in Purgatory, 32: 177; Renan on, 32: 143p. 339
Owen, Prof. Richard, on cuttle-fish, 11: 461–462; on disadvantages of size, 11: 354–355; on the dugong, 11: 434; Emerson on, 5: 443; on fossils, 11: 372; on generalized forms, 11: 362–363; on highly developed parts, 11: 153; on limbs, 11: 453; on Me gath - eroid animals, 29: 90–91; Mill on, 25: 106; on non-flying birds, 11: 140; on origin of species, 11: 13–14; the Solenhofen fossils and, 28: 119; on turkey - buzzard s, 29: 189p. 339
Owl, Darwin on the little, 29: 130–131p. 339→ Inventory
O x AND FROG, fable of, 17: 20p. 339
Oxen, English, Harrison on, 35: 326; German, Tacitus on, 33: 95; More on, 36: 173; sacred in Egypt, 33: 24–26; why not grand, 24: 56p. 339
OXEN AND LION, fable of, 17: 31p. 339
Oxen ham, John, with Drake, 33: 136, 33: 139, 33: 158, 33: 171, 33: 174, 33: 183, 33: 192p. 339
Oxford, Earl of, A RENUNCIATION, 40: 289p. 339
Oxford, Earldom of, 5: 405p. 339
Oxford University, Emerson on, 5: 416–417; Harrison on, 35: 371–379, 35: 381; Huber on, 28: 48–49; Newman on, 28: 47–50p. 339
Oxidrakes, cannon of, 3: 139p. 339
Oxiones, Tacitus on the, 33: 120p. 339
Oxnam, John, see Oxen hamp. 339
Oxygen, absorbed by bacteria, 38: 326; absorbed by fruits, 38: 305; in air, 30: 141–144; breathing requires, 30: 163–164; combustion in, 30: 137–139; combustion re quires, 30: 56–59; Faraday on, 30: 48–49; Helm - holt z on, 30: 203; hydrogen and, 30: 53, 30: 139; produced from water, 30: 135; production of, easy method, 30: 136–137; tested by nitrous oxide, 30: 148; weight of, 30: 137, 30: 144; yeast and, 38: 275–302, 38: 313–316p. 339→ Inventory
Oysters, no heart in, 38: 129; Raleigh on, 33: 312p. 339→ Inventory
Ozeyr, and the ass, 16: 116 n.p. 339