Sailors, Dana on life of, 23: 356–357; duties of, 23: 18–21; how to improve their condition, 23: 357–374; Woolman on hard ships and depravity of, 1: 292–295, 1: 301p. 384→ Inventory

Sailor Songs, Dana on, 23: 259p. 384

ST. AGNES, THE EVE OF, 41: 883–893p. 384

St. And re \ Louis of, 38: 21p. 384

St. Andrea, Giacomo da, 20: 56 n.p. 384

St. Aubin, Capt., 38: 46p. 384

St. Augustine, see Augustinep. 384

St. Augustine, Drake at, 33: 256, 33: 259p. 384

St. Bartholomew, massacre of, Bacon on, 3: 14; Capt. Tetu on, 33: 186p. 384

Sainte-Beuve, Charles Augustin, on charlatanism, 28: 66; as a critic, 28: 1, 28: 48–49; life and writings, 32: 104; ON MONTAIGNE, 32: 105–120; Port Royal of, 39: 415–416; Taine on, 39: 417; WHAT IS A CLASSIC, 32: 121–133p. 384

ST. CECILIA'S DAY, SONG FOR, 40: 389–390p. 384

St. Clair, Sir John, 1: 132p. 384

Saint-Cyran, letter of, 48: 323–324p. 384

St. Denis, battle of, 38: 50p. 384

St. Domingo, Drake at, 33: 227, 33: 240–244, 33: 258–259; productions of, 10: 399–401; village of, 29: 13p. 384

St. Elm o ' s Light, 29: 47p. 384

St. Etienne, Rab and de, on National Assembly, 24: 300 n.p. 384

St. Helena, island of, 29: 489–494; species of, 11: 414p. 385

Saint-Hilaire, Geoffroy, on compensation of growth, 11: 150–151; on homologous parts, 11: 453; on origin of species, 11: 10, 11: 15–16p. 385

St. John, H., see Bolingbrokep. 385

St. John, Newfoundland, settlement of, 33: 262, 33: 279–280p. 385

St. John's River, navigation of, 43: 284p. 385

St. Jago, Darwin on, 29: 11–16; health conditions at, 29: 369–370p. 385

St. Lawrence River, navigation of, 43: 286p. 385

Saint-Lo, Edward III at, 35: 13; im portance of, 35: 12 n.p. 385

Saint-Martin, Capt., 32: 14p. 385

St. Omer, the iconoclasts at, 19: 260p. 385

St. Paul's Rocks, Darwin on, 18 - ' 9p. 385

St. Peter's, the building of, 36: 247, 36: 255, 36: 258p. 385

St. Quentin, the wounded of, 38: 44–45p. 385

Saint-Simon, Mill on, 25: 42; Mill on school of, 25: 103–106p. 385

St. Winifred's Well, 37: 13p. 385

SAINT, FOLLOW YOUR, 40: 284p. 385

Saintr£, John of, 35: 46, 35: 47, 35: 50–51p. 385

Saints, Bunyan on the, 15: 57; canonization of, 25: 215–216; disputes on the merits of, 7: 331–333; Hume on relics of, 37: 330–332; Kempis on the, 7: 220–222; Luther on glorification of, 36: 310–313; Pascal on, 48: 275, 48: 303 (l. 868), 48: 358–359; patience of the, 7: 300 (l. 3)p. 385→ Inventory

Saint's Days, Luther on, 36: 308–309p. 385

Sais, city of, 33: 34–35, 33: 82, 33: 84, 33: 88p. 385

Sakelde, in KINMONT WILLIE, 40: 108, 40: 110–111p. 385

Saki, reference to the, 41: 949p. 385

Sakka, the god, 45: 611, 45: 613–614, 45: 618, 45: 699–700p. 385

Saladin, Emerson on, 5: 202; in Limbo, 20: 20p. 385

Salamanca, Bishop of, see Bobadillap. 385

Salamander, Cellini and the, 31: 10–11; invoked by Faust, 19: 55p. 385→ Inventory

Salamis, Æschylus at, 8: 5; Aristides at, 12: 86; battle of, 12: 16–17; Byron on, 41: 813; drama on, 8: 5p. 385→ Inventory

Salaries, of public officials; taxes on, 10: 513–514p. 385

SALATHIEL PAVY, ON, 40: 299–300p. 385

Sale, Sir Robert, in Tyler's Rebellion, 35: 73–74p. 385

Salem, reference to, 4: 25 (l. 6)p. 385

Salih, brother of Jullanar, 16: 330–337p. 385

Salimbene, Francesco, 31: 24, 31: 28p. 385

Salimbeni, Niccoli, 20: 122p. 385

Salinator, and Fabius, 9: 49p. 385

Salinator, Fuscus, Pliny on, 9: 283, 9: 292p. 385

Salius, death of, 13: 347; in the footrace, 13: 188–189p. 385

Salisbury Cathedral, Emerson on, 5: 459–460p. 385

Salisbury, Earl of, in Tyler's Rebellion, 35: 68, 35: 70, 35: 79p. 385

Salisbury, university of, 35: 371p. 385

Sallust, on the viper, 35: 345 n.p. 385

Sallust, on war, 36: 145p. 385

Sallustius, Cicero on, 9: 110p. 385

Sallutio, Scipio, 12: 306–307p. 385

SALLY IN OUR ALLEY, 40: 403–405p. 385

Salmanassar, reference to, 4: 391p. 385

Salmasius, defender of Charles the First, 4: 4p. 385

Salmon and Dog-fish, tale of, 47: 813p. 385

Salmoneus, in Tartarus, 13: 226–227p. 385

Salmydessos, 8: 192–193p. 385

Salomon's House, see Solomon's Housep. 385

Salt, crystallization of common, 30: 31 n.; the desire of vegetarians for, 29: 116; incrustations of, in Patagonia, 29: 84–85; Locke on use of, 37: 17; used to melt ice, 30: 39p. 385→ Inventory

Salt-lakes, in South America, 29: 72–74p. 385→ Inventory

Salterello, Lap o, 20: 351 n.p. 385

Salutations, Mohammed on, 45: 976p. 385→ Inventory

Salvani, Provenzano, 20: 190p. 385

Salvation, Browne on, 3: 305–309; Bunyan on means of, 15: 228; Calvin on, 39: 32–33, 39: 48–51; Dante on requisites of, 20: 311–313, 20: 367–368, 20: 421; Jesus on, 44: 382, 44: 401–402 (l. 18-30); Lessing on, 32: 201; Luther on, 36: 247–248, 36: 255, 36: 258, 36: 347, 36: 348, 36: 351, 36: 352, 36: 362–363; meaning of, 15: 228; of non-Christians, 20: 367, 20: 372–373; Peter on, 44: 430 (l. 12); Ruskin on false ideas of, 28: 109; the Wall of, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 41p. 385→ Inventory

Salviati, Ala man no, 31: 408 n.p. 385

Salviati, Cardinal, 31: 114–115, 31: 119, 31: 273 n.p. 385

Salviati, Giovanni, 31: 45 n.p. 385

Salviati, Jacopo, 31: 14 n., 31: 68–69, 31: 74, 31: 75p. 385

Salviati, Piero, 31: 413p. 385

Salzburg, Archbishop of, 19: 336p. 385

S am, in Two YEARS BEFORE THE MAST, 23: 99–101, 23: 107, 23: 126, 23: 397p. 386

Sama - Ved, 45: 832p. 386

S a march and, T emir ' s throne, 4: 328p. 386

Samaria, founding of church in, 44: 439 (l. 5-8); the woman of, 20: 230p. 386

Samaritan, the good, 44: 382–383 (l. 33-5)p. 386→ Inventory

Samaritans, belief confined to Pentateuch, 3: 277 (l. 25)p. 386

Samos, war with Athens, 12: 61–64p. 386

Sampson, John, 33: 229, 33: 231–232, 33: 234–235, 33: 237, 33: 247, 33: 250, 33: 254p. 386

Samson, Browne on, 3: 273; Delilah and, 4: 287; slays with the jaw - bone of an ass, 15: 296p. 386

Samson, in SAMSON AGONISTES, lament of, 4: 414–417; his deeds sung by chorus, 4: 417–419; his marriages, 4: 420; his victory over Philistines, 4: 421; Manoa ' s lament over, 4: 423–424; reveals secret to Dalila, 4: 424–425; hears of feast, 4: 425; relates how shorn by Dalila, 4: 428; his despair, 4: 428–431; rejects reconcilement with Dalila, 4: 432–439; with Harapha, 4: 441–446; sum m one d to show feats of strength, 4: 447; goes to temple, 4: 450; his feat there, 4: 455–459p. 386

Samson, Duke, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 98, 49: 120, 49: 134–135, 49: 145, 49: 167p. 386

SAMSON AGONISTES, 4: 414–459; Bagehot on, 28: 178–179; date of, 4: 5; introduction to, 4: 412–413p. 386

Samuel, Luther on, 36: 330; the Psalmist on, 44: 267 (l. 6-8); Saul and, 336 " 7p. 386

Samuel, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 229, 15: 247, 15: 253, 15: 282, 15: 287p. 386

San Carlo, plague of, 21: 502p. 386

San Diego (1834), 23: 96; in (1859), 23: 388–390; Dana on, 23: 120p. 386

San Francisco (1834), Dana on, 23: 220, 23: 226–227; ( in t 835), 23: 375–376; ( in t 859), 23: 376–382; Drake in Bay of, 33: 213; history of, 23: 392–393p. 386

San Gallo, Antonio da, 31: 196 n.p. 386

San Gallo, Francesco da, 31: 392p. 386

San Juan, Dana on, 23: 136–137p. 386

San Lorenzo, island of, 29: 373p. 386

San Pedro ( in 1859), 23: 386p. 386

San Pedro Island, Darwin on, 29: 284–285p. 386

San Severino, Roberto of, 36: 43p. 386

San Salvador, Columbus on, 43: 21p. 386

Sanacharib, expedition against Egypt, 33: 71p. 386

Sancho, Panza, Cervantes on, 14: 10; Gandaline to, 14: 13; becomes squire to Don Quixote, 14: 58–59; promises not to aid master against knights, 14: 63; beaten by the lackeys, 14: 65; asks for promised island, 14: 73; reason of name, 14: 71; conversation with Don Quixote, 14: 73–77; prefers to eat without ceremony, 14: 78–79; the carriers and, no - n; his doubts, 14: 111–116; relates the adventure, 14: 118; his idea of knight-errantry, 14: 118–119; adventure with Maritornes, 14: 122–127; takes Don Quixote's balsam, 14: 128–129; refuses to pay innkeeper and is tossed in blanket, 14: 131–133; discouraged, 14: 134–135; in adventure of hearse, 14: 145–147; tries to dissuade Don Quixote from perilous adventure, J53-4; his tale, 14: 155–157; his distress, 14: 158–160; rebuked for his merriment, 14: 162–164; plans for his future earldom, 14: 174–175; loses his ass, 14: 189; finds wallet, 14: 189–190; rebels, 14: 209–211; despatched with letter to Dulcinea, 14: 222–225, 14: 288–293; his em bassy, 14: 229–232; returns with curate and barber, 14: 235–236; does not wish to become a churchman, 14: 271; nor a ruler of Moors, 14: 274; becomes vassal of Micomicona, 14: 283; quarrel with Quixote over Dulcinea, 14: 300–303; recovers his ass, 14: 284–286; in wine-bags adventure, 14: 347–351; the barber and, 14: 447–449; 14: 451–454; enchanted, 14: 462; promised his wages, 14: 465; the curate and, 14: 473; proves his master not enchanted, 14: 483–485; plans for his earldom, 14: 495–496; lament over Don Quixote, 14: 509; his return home, 14: 511–512; sonnet to, 14: 515; epitaph on, 14: 515; Lowell on, 28: 438; story of wine, 27: 209–210p. 386

Sanctuary, right of, among Romans, 9: 369 n.p. 386

Sand Dunes, Darwin on, 29: 82p. 386

Sandauce, children of, 12: 17, 12: 87p. 386

Sanderson, Robert, Walton ' s life of, 15: 322p. 386

SANDS OF DEE, 42: 1061p. 386

Sandwich Islanders, belief of, 5: 98; Dana on, 23: 141–147, 23: 242p. 386

Sandwich Islands, Dana on, 23: 242p. 386

Sandwich Land, snow in, 29: 253p. 386

Sandys, Sir Edwin, 27: 56p. 386

Sandys, George, Dryden on, 39: 154p. 386

Sanga, Battista, 31: 98 n.p. 386

Sangreal, see Holy Grailp. 386

Sanhedrin, Pascal on the, 48: 237p. 386

Sanjaya, 45: 785, 45: 790, 45: 791, 45: 835–836, 45: 840, 45: 844, 45: 874p. 387

Sanjiva, 45: 733p. 387

Sankara, 45: 832p. 387

Sankhya, 45: 794, 45: 799, 45: 820–821p. 387

Sanna, in story of. FUNDEVOGEL, 17: 140–142p. 387

Sannayas, 45: 866p. 387

Sansovino, Giacopo del, 31: 149 n., 31: 153–154, 31: 356p. 387

Sant Angel, Luis de, 43: 21p. 387

Santa Barbara, 23: 57–59; ( in 1859), 23: 384–386; fandango at, 23: 236–240; funeral at, 23: 129–130p. 387

Santa Croce, Paolo, referred to, 18: 352p. 387

Santa Cruz River, Darwin on, 29: 182–185p. 387

Santacroce, Antonio, 31: 71, 31: 72, 31: 79p. 387

Santi, the goldsmith, 31: 33p. 387

Santiago, Cape Verde Islands, Drake at, 33: 226, 33: 258p. 387

Santiago, Chili, Darwin on, 29: 266–267; Drake at, 33: 209p. 387

Santiago, Island of, 33: 202p. 387

Santiago de Tolou, 33: 132; Drake at, 33: 155–156p. 387

Santini, Giovan Battista, 31: 425p. 387

Sapia, of Sienna, 20: 197p. 387

Sapor, and Valerian, 39: 98p. 387

Sapphira, wife of Ananias, 44: 432 (l. 1-10); Bunyan on, 15: 125; Dante on, 20: 228p. 387

Sappho, Byron on, 41: 812p. 387

SAPPHO REDIVIVUS, 6: 327–328p. 387

Saragossa, Charlemagne at, 49: 95, 49: 184–185p. 387

Sarah, and Abraham, 36: 272; lies of, 15: 260; in Paradise, 20: 419p. 387

Sarandib, island of, 16: 288p. 387

Sardanapalus, 20: 350 n.; Calvin on, 39: 43–44; city-building of, 35: 359; stealing of treasures of, 33: 76p. 387

Sarepta, see Zarephathp. 387

Sariputta, 45: 701, 45: 733; the Demons and, 710 - np. 387

Sark, battle of, 6: 175 n.p. 387

Sarlabous, Captain, 38: 49p. 387

Sarmatia, 9: 368 n.p. 387

Sarmatians, Tacitus on the, 33: 119–120p. 387

Sar men t us, Octavius's page, 12: 368p. 387

Sarmiento, Don Juan, 33: 323, 33: 331p. 387

Sarmiento, Mount, 29: 246p. 387

Sar men, Meyer von, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 412–425p. 387

Sarpedon, death of, 13: 337; reference to, 13: 76p. 387

Sarrebruck, Earl of, 35: 12, 35: 36, 35: 38p. 387

SARTO, ANDREA DEL, 42: 1087–1094p. 387

Satan, in BOOK OF JOB, 44: 71–72p. 387

Satan, in PARADISE LOST, seducer of man kind, 4: 88; his fall and awakening in Hell, 4: 89–90; speech with Beelzebub, 4: 90–92; rises and wakens the fallen an gels, 4: 93–96; raising of his standard, 4: 101; speech to the angels, 4: 103–104; proposes man ' s seduction, 4: 104, 4: 117; in council of fallen angels, 4: 108–109; undertakes to find out man and his world, 4: 118–120; issues from council, 4: 121; wings to gates of Hell, 4: 124; meets Sin and Death, 4: 125–128; voyage through chaos to the world, 4: 132–135; seen by God flying to earth, 4: 137; on outer sphere of world, 4: 146; beholds interior of world, 4: 149; in the sun, 4: 150–151; inquires way to earth, 4: 152; first view of earth, 4: 153–154; alights on Niphates, 4: 154; his remorse, I55~7'> decides against submission, 4: 157; his perturbation betrays him, 4: 157–158; arrives at Eden, 4: 158–159; sees Adam and Eve, 4: 162; resolves to work fall of man, 4: 164–165, 4: 168; found at Eve's ear, 4: 175; before Gabriel, 4: 177–180; stirs rebellion in Heaven, 4: 197–198, 4: 199–200; rebuked by Abdiel, 4: 201; asserts self-existence of angels, 4: 202; in the rebel forces, 4: 206; combat with Abdiel, 4: 207–209; encounter with Michael, 4: 210–212; encourages his forces, 4: 214–215; proposes infernal en gines, 4: 216; in second day's batde, 4: 218, 4: 219; returns to Eden, 4: 262; assumes form of serpent, 4: 262, 4: 265; his spite, 4: 262–265; tempts Eve, 4: 271–280; returns to Hell, 4: 299–303; announces his success, 4: 302–303; changed to a serpent, 4: 303–304; how overcome by Christ, 4: 351–353p. 387

Satan, in PARADISE REGAINED, undertakes to ensnare Christ, 4: 360–362; tempts him in guise of old man, 4: 367–371; ap peals to fellows for aid, 4: 374–375; under takes to tempt Christ again, 4: 377; tempts Jesus to eat, 4: 379–382; tempts with riches, 4: 382–384; tempts by glory, 4: 384–387; tempts Jesus to assume his throne, 4: 387–395; shows him kingdoms of earth, 4: 390–392; shows Rome, 4: 396–397; demands that Christ worship him, 4: 399; tempts by offer of wisdom, 4: 400–404; warns him of sorrows in store, 4: 404–405; tempts by fear, 4: 405–410; carries Jesus above Jerusalem, 4: 408–409; his fall, 4: 409; overcome by Christ, 410 - np. 387

Satan, Bagehot on Milton's, 28: 191–192, 28: 198–202; Burke on Milton's portrait of, 24: 53; Calvin on, 39: 43; Goethe on name of, 19: 107; the grotesque in ideas of, 39: 347–348; Mohammedan; meaning of name of, 4: 300; Shelley on Milton's, 27: 348–349; see Iblisp. 388

Satiety, and fear of death, 3: 10p. 388

SATIRE, A, by Johnson, 12: 504–505p. 388

Satires, Sidney on, 27: 26–27; Swift on, 27: 115–116; Wordsworth on, 39: 299p. 388→ Inventory

Satirists, Dryden on, 18: 16–18p. 388→ Inventory

Satisfaction, Bacon on, 39: 121; John son on, 39: 198–199; never attained, 5: 232–233, 5: 235p. 388→ Inventory

Sattwan, 45: 853, 45: 863–869p. 388

Saturn, Dante on reign of, 20: 375 n.; in Italy, 13: 278; Jove and, 4: 66; Milton on, 4: 101; Plutarch on, 3: 45; Vesta and, 4: 34p. 388

Saturn, the planet, Dante ' s seventh Heaven, 20: 374p. 388

Saturnalia, feast of, 9: 226 n.p. 388

Saturnia, Virgil on, 13: 319p. 388

Saturninus, bequest of, 9: 272p. 388

SATYR AND MAN, fable of, 17: 33p. 388

Satyric Drama, 12: 40 n.p. 388

Satyrs, reference to the, 4: 73p. 388

Satyrus, the actor, and Demosthenes, 12: 196p. 388

Satyrus, A. Caninius, relations with Cicero, 9: 82p. 388

Saufeius, Cicero on, 9: 146p. 388

Saul, king of Israel, 44: 451 (l. 21); Dante on, 20: 192; David and, 12: 488; 44: 213; Jonathan and, 43: 98, 43: 104; Psalms on David ' s deliverance from, 44: 160–164, 44: 211–212; his vision of Samuel, 15: 337; the witch of End or and, 3: 90p. 388→ Inventory

SAUL, SONG OF, BEFORE HIS LAST BATTLE, 41: 812p. 388

Saul, the apostle; see Paulp. 388→ Inventory

Saunders on, Mr., Burke on, 24: 134p. 388

Sauntering, origin of word, 28: 395p. 388→ Inventory

Saurophagus, Darwin on the, 29: 61–62p. 388

Saussure, in the Alps, 30: 224p. 388

Saut - perdu, horse of Malquiant, 49: 146p. 388

Savage, James, Channing on, 28: 366p. 388

Savage State, progress of man from, 32: 284, 32: 292; Rousseau on the, 34: 168–195, 34: 204p. 388

Savages, Darwin on, 29: 506–507; poverty of, 10: 5–6; power of imitation among, 29: 211p. 388→ Inventory

Save-all, Mr., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 104–109p. 388

Savella, in THE CENCI, comes to summon Cenci, 18: 331; finds him dead, 18: 332–333; finds Orsino's letter, 18: 334; with Beatrice and Lucretia, 18: 334–337p. 388

Savelli, Giovan Battista, 31: 134 n.p. 388

Saveself, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 154p. 388

Savile, Sir Henry, 27: 56p. 388

Saving, economically considered, 10: 266–267; motives of, 10: 269, 10: 270; not happiness, 19: 364p. 388→ Inventory

Savonarola, Machiavelli on, 36: 21; the party of, 31: 30 n., 31: 32 n.p. 388

Savoyard, story of the, 32: 45p. 388

SAVOYARD VICAR, FAITH OF A, 34: 229–305; editorial remarks on, 34: 162–163; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 123p. 388

SAW YE BONIE LESLEY, 6: 442–443p. 388

SAW YE MY DEAR, MY PHILLY, 6: 501p. 388

Saxo Grammaticus, 46: 92p. 388

Saxon Race, Emerson on the, 5: 472p. 388

Saxons, Celts and, 5: 338; in England, 5: 352–353p. 388

Saxony, breeding in, 11: 43p. 388

Say, M., Mill on, 25: 42p. 388

SAY NOT THE STRUGGLE NAUGHT AVAIL- ETH, 42: 1119p. 388

Say-well, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 81p. 388→ Inventory

Sayce, Mr., quoted, 28: 240, 28: 242p. 388

Saying, and Doing, Bunyan on, 15: 83p. 388→ Inventory

Sbietta, L o, 31: 421–427, 31: 428–430, 31: 431–433p. 388

Scaeva, Cassius, 12: 277p. 388

Scaevola Pontifex, Cicero on, 9: 9p. 388

Scaevola, Quintus Mucius, his part in Cicero's essay on Friendship, 9: 9–11; the publicani and, 9: 132p. 388

Scala, Alberto della, 20: 219 n.p. 388

Scala, Can Grande della, Dante on, 20: 359 n.; leader of Ghibellines, 20: 281 n.; patron of Dante, 20: 3; reference to, 20: 7 n.p. 388

Scales (constellation), Milton on, 4: 180p. 388

Scali, Giorgio, 36: 35p. 388

Scaliger, and M. Aurelius Antoninus, 2: 308; on his emendations, 39: 248–249; on poets, 27: 38–40; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 125; on Virgil, 13: 37–38; 27: 50p. 388

Scandal, Garrick on, 18: 113–114; pun is h men t of, in Dante's HELL, 20: 115–118; Sheridan's Maria on, 18: 120p. 388→ Inventory

Scantier Beg, 47: 489 n.p. 389

Scaptius, M., 9: 143–144p. 389

Scaramouch, 13 note Ip. 389

Scarborough, John, 1: 194p. 389

SCARING SOME WATER-FOWL, ON, 6: 285–286p. 389

Scarlatina, and cowpox, 38: 215–216p. 389→ Inventory

Scarlet Fever, Jenner on the, 38: 164p. 389

Scarlok, in ROBYN HODE, in adventure with knight, 40: 129, 40: 131, 40: 136, 40: 137–138; with monk, 40: 155; at archery contest, 40: 165; at shoot in forest, 40: 179; with Robyn at court, 40: 183p. 389

Scarmiglione, Dante on, 20: 87p. 389

Scarron, Goldsmith on feasts of, 41: 505; Hugo on, 39: 351p. 389

Scatheloke, see Scarlokp. 389

Scelidotherium, Darwin on the, 29: 88–89, 29: 90p. 389

Sceptic, in FAUST, 19: 189p. 389→ Inventory

Sceptical Philosophy, Hume on, 37: 319–320, 37: 407–420p. 389

Scepticism, Bacon on, 39: 141, 39: 143; Bacon on contemporary, 3: 7; Berkeley on, 37: 190–192, 37: 231–232, 37: 267–268, 37: 270–271; Carlyle on, 25: 353; defence of, 37: 319–320; Descartes on, 34: 28; E me r son on, 5: 274, 5: 283–284; Hume on, 37: 306–320, 37: 407–420; of Montaigne, 48: 389–393, 48: 395–396; Pascal on, 48: 71–77, 48: 78 (l. 202), 48: 82–83 (l. 230), 48: 123–125, 48: 128 (l. 387), 48: 142 (l. 432), 48: 143 (l. 434); Rousseau on, 34: 241; Socrates on, 2: 82–83p. 389→ Inventory

Sceptics, Browne on the, 3: 306; Mill on, 25: 33; Pascal on, 48: 99 (l. 282)p. 389→ Inventory

Sceva, sons of, 44: 465 (l. 14-16)p. 389

Schedo, see Schiop. 389

Scheggia, Raffaellone, 31: 431–432p. 389

Schelling, philosophy of, 5: 437p. 389

Schicchi, Gianni, 20: 124 n.p. 389

Schiller, Carlyle on, 25: 444; Emerson on, 5: 183; Goethe and, 19: 5; Goethe on, 25: 99; LETTERS ON ^ESTHETIC EDUCATION, 32: 207–295; life and works, 26: 378; on truth, 25: 351; WILLIAM TELL, 26: 379–489; work of, 32: 208p. 389→ Inventory

Schio, Girolamo, 31: 108 n.p. 389

Schismatics, in Dante's HELL, 20: 115–118p. 389

Schisms, Bacon on, 3: 11–12; breed a the ism, 3: 44; Milton on, 3: 222, 3: 224–225, 3: 229–231; Pascal on, 48: 295 (l. 846), 48: 297; Paul, St., on, 45: 491 (l. 10); see Heresiesp. 389→ Inventory

Schlegel, Friedrich, Carlyle on, 25: 345; Carlyle on Lectures of, 25: 348–349p. 389

Schoine, Egyptian measure, 33: 9–10p. 389

SCHOLAR, THE, by Southey, 41: 734–735p. 389

SCHOLAR, THE AMERICAN, 5: 5–23p. 389

Scholars, Browne on power of, 3: 315; Confucius on, 44: 13 (l. 9), 44: 40 (l. 20), 44: 45 (l. 3); Goethe on closet, 19: 29–30; manual labor and, 5: 50–51; soldiers and, Don Quixote on, 14: 373–379; Tseng - tzu on, 44: 25 (l. 7); Tzu - chang on, 44: 63 (l. 1); Tzu - hsia on, 44: 64–65 (l. 13); unteachable, 2: 146 (l. 80)p. 389→ Inventory

Scholarships, Smith on, 10: 133–136p. 389→ Inventory

Scholasticism, attacks on, 37: 4p. 389

Scholiasts, Johnson on, 39: 241p. 389

Scho m berg, Nicolas, 31: 89 n.; 39: 53p. 389

School, Locke on going away to, 5 ° ' 4p. 389

SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, Sheridan's, 18: 115–197; remarks on, 18: 108p. 389

Schoolmaster, Goldsmith ' s, 41: 514p. 389

Schoolmen, Bacon on the, 3: 123; Car lyle on the, 25: 323; debt of, to St. Augustine, 7: 4; Hobbes on the, 34: 358; Hume on the, 37: 303 n.; Mill on, 25: 238–239; Reformation as caused by the, 34: 386; subtlety of, 3: 45–46; Voltaire on the, 34: 105; on war, 3: 50p. 389→ Inventory

Schultz, J. M., M. Aurelius Antoninus, essay on, referred to, 2: 323, 2: 326, 2: 333; editor of Antoninus, 2: 317p. 389

Schiitzenberger, M., 38: 290–292p. 389

S chu r z, Carl, at Gettysburg, 43: 330p. 389

Sciancato, in Dante ' s HELL, 20: 106p. 389

Science, another kind of ignorance, 18: 433; Augustine, St., on irreligious, 7: 64–65; on authority, 39: 122–125; Bacon on popular, 39: 123–124; Carlyle on, 25: 320; Channing on study of, 28: 327–329; defined by Hobbes, 34: 359; Emerson on our, 5: 297–299; need of ex per i men t in, 39: 125–127; faith and, Browne on, 3: 271–275; Faraday on study of, 30: 85; the finding of analogy, 11: 7; Helmholtz on study of, 30: 173; Hobbes on, 34: 335–336; Hume on, 37: 292, 37: 293; Huxley on applied, 28: 229–230; literary study compared with, 28: 211–220; logical method in, 39: 125–126, 39: 134–135; Montaigne on study of, 32: 47–48; natural and men tal, compared, 30: 173–175; Pascal on false, 48: 196 (l. 604); Pasteur on, 38: 275, 38: 355; poetry and, 28: 65–66; 39: 398; Pope on, 40: 415–416; public attitude toward, 28: 118–119; reading course in, 28: 1, 28: 39–41; reason and authority in, 48: 439–442; religion and, Bacon on, 39: 128–129; religion and, Faraday on, 30: 5; sensuality of our, 5: 167; several branches of, 34: 362–363; teaching of, Emerson on, 5: 256–257; as source of power, 34: 361; value of, 28: 210–213p. 389→ Great Idea

SCIENCE AND CULTURE, Huxley ' s, 28: 209–223; editorial remarks on, 28: 1, 28: 37p. 390

Sciences, Bacon on divisions of, 39: 131–132; deductive and experimental, 25: 101–102; Locke on study of, 37: 139; Montaigne on the, 48: 392–393; Pascal on the, 48: 439; Pascal on infinity of the, 48: 27–28; Sidney on object of, 27: 14p. 390→ Inventory

Scientific Congresses, Newman on, 28: 35–36p. 390

SCIENTIFIC PAPERSp. 390

Scientists, Emerson on our, 5: 299p. 390

Sciography, Hobbes on, 34: 363p. 390

Sciorina, Giacopa della, 31: 86–88p. 390

Scipio Africanus, Antiochus and, 48: 249–250; charged with peculation, 5: 127; Cicero on, 9: 52; Cyrus and, 36: 50; Ennius and, 27: 37; " the highth of Rome, " iv, 27: 273; the Iberian maid and, 27: 376; leniency of, 36: 56; Livy on, 3: 106; Milton on, 4: 385, 4: 386; statue of, 9: 148–149p. 390

Scipio Asiaticus, results of conquests of, 9: 343 n.p. 390

Scipio, father-in-law of Pompey, 32: 7; 12: 290, 12: 298, 12: 299, 12: 301; speech of, on tribune law, 9: 40–41; war against Caesar, 12: 306–307p. 390

Scipio, Publius, argument for justice, 9: 18; in Cicero's essay on OLD AGE, 9: 46; on friendship, 9: 21–22, 9: 29–30; his friendships, 9: 34; the Greek philosophers and, 3: 194–195; his belief in immortality, 9: 14–15; Laelius and, 9: 10, 9: 14, 9: 20; Laelius on, 9: 12–13; made Pontifex Maximus, 9: 63; Q. Pompeius and, 9: 35p. 390

Scipios, Caxton on the, 39: 15; Virgil on the, 13: 236p. 390

Sciro, reference to, 26: 136p. 390

Scissor-beak, Darwin ' s description of the, 29: 141–143p. 390→ Inventory

Scissor-tail, Darwin on the, 29: 143p. 390→ Inventory

Scoffers, Goethe on, 19: 21–22; Sidney on, 27: 30–31p. 390→ Inventory

Scoffing, habit of, in discourse, 3: 84–85; at religion, 3: 43–44p. 390→ Inventory

Scolds, punishment of, in old England, 35: 366–367p. 390

Scoresby, on color of water, 29: 27p. 390

Scornigiani, Farinata de ', 20: 166 n.p. 390

Scorpion, Harrison on the, 35: 346p. 390→ Inventory

Scorzone, Jeanne, 31: 318–319p. 390

Scotch, Burns on the, 6: 162; Carlyle on character of the, 25: 410–412; Har r i son on diet of the, 35: 271–273, 35: 288p. 390→ Inventory

SCOTCH BARD, ON A, 6: 216–218p. 390

SCOTCH DRINK, 6: 144–147p. 390

Scotland, agriculture of, 35: 310; ap prenticeships in, 10: 124; banking operations in, 10: 235–238, 10: 241–242, 10: 244–246, 10: 253; Burns on, 6: 161–162; Burns on learning of, 6: 260–261; Burns ' vision of, 6: 174–176; Emerson on, 5: 341; Harrison on eatin g in, 35: 271–272; Knox on Reformation in, 39: 58–60; quarries and mines in, 35: 309; Raleigh on union with England, 39: 79; rate of in terest in, 10: 92; soil of, 35: 308; union with England, economic effect of, 10: 186, 10: 199; wages in, 10: 78; wolves and foxes in, 35: 341; Wordsworth on critics of, 39: 321 n.; see Caledoniap. 390

SCOTLAND, PREFACE TO HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION IN, 39: 58–60p. 390

SCOTS PROLOGUE FOR SUTHERLAND, 6: 374–375p. 390

Scott, Master, in SHOEMAKER'S HOLIDAY, 47: 493, 47: 494, 47: 495p. 390

Scott, Michael, Dante on, 20: 84p. 390

SCOTT, MISS JEAN, EPIGRAM TO, 6: 272p. 390

SCOTT, MRS., EPISTLE TO, 6: 258–259p. 390

SCOTT, ESSAY ON, Carlyle's, 25: 393–451; remarks on, 25: 317p. 390

Scott, Sir Walter, ambition of, 25: 438; babyhood, incidents of, 25: 412–413; Ballantyne and, 25: 429–430; biographer of Swift, 28: 8; Byron and, 32: 378–379; Carlyle on Lockhart's Life of, 25: 396–403; death of wife, 25: 449–451; dinner with the Regent, 25: 428–429; Emerson on, 5: 214, 5: 444; fame, indifference to, 25: 419–420; financial ruin and last writings, 25: 447–448; a genuine, healthy man, 25: 406–407; Goethe's influence on, 25: 424–425; lameness, 25: 410; last days, 25: 451; letters of, 25: 427; Liddesiale Raids, 25: 413–414; life at Abbotsford, 25: 431–437; life up to thirty, 25: 410; life, middle period of, 25: 418–419; Life of Napoleon, Mill on, 25: 84; love of animals for, 25: 435–436; Mill on, 25: 94; Minstrelsy of Scottish Border, 25: 417–418; national influences, 25: 410–411; not a great man, 25: 402–407; POEMS by, 41: 738–756; poems criticized, 25: 422–424; pop u larity of, 25: 395–396; in printing business, 25: 420–421; productive faculty of, 25: 445; R us kin on heroes and heroines of, 28: 139–140; success in literature, 25: 417–418; Taine on, 39: 414; unconsciousness of, 25: 421–422; Waverley Novels, 25: 426, 25: 439–443; Wordsworth on, 41: 633p. 390

Scotus, Duns, Hazlitt on, 27: 278; the subtle doctor, 28: 47p. 391

Scowling, Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 246 (l. 24)p. 391→ Inventory

Scribes, Jesus on the, 44: 407 (l. 45-7)p. 391→ Inventory

Scribonia, and Augustus, 13: 37p. 391

Scribonianus, and his wife, 9: 243p. 391

Scriptures, see Biblep. 391

Scrofa, Cicero on, 9: 146p. 391

Scrofula, and inoculation, 38: 169, 38: 193, 38: 219p. 391→ Inventory

SCROGGAM, MY DEARIE, 6: 433p. 391

Scroop, Lord, 40: 108–109p. 391

Scrope, P., on earthquakes, 29: 356p. 391

Scrovigni, arms of the, 20: 71 n.p. 391

Scuda, value of the, 31: 37 n.p. 391

Scuda m our, Sir, 39: 64–65p. 391

Scud en, Corneille and, 39: 361–362p. 391

ScudeVy, Mile, de, on Chaucer, 39: 170; Dryden on, 13: 13; Pascal on Artambne of, 48: 14 n.p. 391

Scull, Nicholas, 1: 58p. 391

Sculpture, Browning on, 42: 1072; Coleridge on, 27: 261–262; Emerson on, 5: 193; Goethe on, 39: 255–256, 39: 257, 39: 259–260, 39: 262, 39: 265; Schiller on, 32: 269–270; training for, 39: 265p. 391→ Inventory

Scurvy, Dana on, 23: 341–342p. 391→ Inventory

Scyld the Scefing, 49: 5–6p. 391

Scylla, jEschylus on, 8: 55; Bacon on fable of, 39: 122; Homer on, 22: 164–165; Milton on, 4: 51, 4: 125; slaying of her father, 8: 102; Ulysses at, 22: 167–168; Virgil on, 13: 141–142p. 391

Scythian, and the Athenian, 37: 10p. 391

Sea, discoloration of the, 29: 20–27; Emerson on the, 5: 329; geological changes under the, 38: 394, 38: 396; Longfellow on the, 42: 1284; p hos - phorescent, 29: 167–169; sunrise at, 23: 13; see Oceanp. 391→ Inventory

SEA, BY THE, 41: 673p. 391

SEA DIRGE, 40: 270p. 391

Sea Stories, Dana on, 23: 5p. 391

Sea-captains, Dana on, 23: 358–360, 23: 364; religious, 23: 371–372p. 391→ Inventory

Sea-fire, Emerson on, 5: 328p. 391→ Inventory

SEA-MAID, THE LITTLE, 17: 238–259p. 391

Sea-pen, Darwin on the, 29: 105–106p. 391→ Inventory

Sea-power, Bacon on, 3: 79–80; Emerson on, 5: 342–343p. 391→ Inventory

Sea-sawdust, Darwin on, 29: 24p. 391→ Inventory

Sea-slugs, Darwin on, 29: 16p. 391→ Inventory

Sea-urchins, forceps of, 11: 235–236p. 391→ Inventory

Sea-weed, Darwin on, 29: 243–245p. 391→ Inventory

Seals, Darwin on, 29: 288; Francis Pretty on, 33: 204p. 391→ Inventory

Seamen, see Sailorsp. 391

Search Warrants, in U. S., 43: 194 (l. 4)p. 391

SEAS, ON THE, AND FAR AWAY, 6: 494–496p. 391

Seasons, Burns on the, 6: 385–386; Camp bell on, 41: 771–772p. 391→ Inventory

Seasons, Thomson ' s, Wordsworth on, 39: 322–325p. 391→ Inventory

SEASONS, THE HUMAN, 41: 896–897p. 391

Sebastian, in THE TEMPEST, in ship wreck, 46: 398–399; on island after wreck, 46: 417–422; in plot with Antonio, 46: 423–426, 46: 440; at the banquet, 46: 440, 46: 441; de n ounce d by Ariel, 46: 441–443; imprisoned by Ariel, 46: 453; before Prospero, 46: 454–455, 46: 456, 46: 457–458; in final scene, 46: 461, 46: 462p. 391

Sebastian del Piombo, 31: 97 n., 31: 113 n.p. 391

Sebright, Sir J., on crossing, 11: 34p. 391

Secession, Johnson, on right of, 43: 429; Lincoln on, 43: 316, 43: 318–319, 43: 320, 43: 321; Lowell on doctrine of, 28: 444–445p. 391

Second Sight, of Bards, 6: 232p. 391

Second Thought, the wiser, 8: 323p. 391

Secondary Qualities, Berkeley on, 37: 206–207; Hume on, 37: 411p. 391

Secrecy, Bacon on habit of, 3: 18; Mar cus Aurelius on, 2: 208 (l. 7); Penn on, 1: 337p. 391→ Inventory

Secret, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 182–183p. 391

Secrets, Manzoni on spread of, 21: 186; never kept, 7: 309–310 (l. 4); Milton on, 4: 427; proverb on, 16: 57–58; Webster on, 47: 841–842p. 391→ Inventory

Sects, Bacon on religious, 3: 11–12; Browne on new, 3: 259; Franklin on positiveness of, in; Milton on, 3: 222, 3: 223–224, 3: 229–230; physiognomy of, 5: 338; rise of new, 3: 137–138; Ruskin on, 28: 109–110p. 391→ Inventory

Secundus, Gaius Plinius Caccilius, see Pliny the Youngerp. 392

Secundus, Pomponius, 9: 232 n.; on public opinion, 9: 305–306p. 392

Security, Jonson on, 40: 298; Kempis on over-, 7: 268 (l. 4); suburb of hell, 47: 845p. 392→ Inventory

Sedgwick, Gen., at Antietam, 43: 403; at Gettysburg, 43: 338, 43: 358, 43: 397; Haskell on, 43: 358p. 392

Sedgwick, Prof., 38: 412; Mill on, 25: 125–126p. 392

Sedillot, M., 38: 364, 38: 370p. 392

Sedimentary Deposits, Lyell on, 38: 400–402, 38: 409, 38: 411–412p. 392

Sedimentary Formations, rate of, 11: 324–325; manner of, 11: 329–330p. 392

Sedimentary Rocks, Geikie on, 30: 330–331, 30: 339–340p. 392

Sedition, Calvin on charges of, 39: 44–45; Hobbes on, 34: 372p. 392→ Inventory

SEDITIONS AND TROUBLES, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 36–42p. 392

Sedley, Sir Charles, POEMS by, 40: 383–384p. 392

Seducers, in Dante's HELL, 20: 46, 20: 73–75p. 392→ Inventory

Seeds, Darwin on destruction of, 11: 77; dissemination of, 11: 193, 11: 388–394, 11: 412–413; fable of, 17: 16; plants without, Dante on, 20: 261; plumed, 11: 84; transportation of, 29: 458–459; use of nutriment in, 11: 85; winged, Darwin on, 11: 150p. 392→ Inventory

Seeley, Thomas, 33: 230p. 392

SEEMING WISE, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 64–65p. 392

Segismund, in LIFE IS A DREAM, as prisoner in chains, 26: 13–15; with Rosaura, 26: 14–17; birth of, related by Basilio, 26: 24–25; reason of imprisonment, 26: 25–26; plan to try, 26: 26–27; his awakening in palace, 26: 30–34; with chamberlain, 26: 34–37; with Clotaldo, 26: 36–37; second sight of Rosaura, 26: 41; with Astolfo, 26: 41–43; with Estrella, 26: 43–44; quarrels with Astolfo, 26: 44–45; with the king, 26: 46–52; in the tower again, 26: 52–55; rescued by soldiers, 26: 58–68; sends Clotaldo back, 26: 68; in the battle, 26: 70; on his father, 26: 71–72; made king, 26: 74p. 392

Segrais, on the JENEID, 13: 22–31, 13: 34, 13: 43–46, 13: 55; on readers of poetry, 13: 58–59; Voltaire on, 34: 145p. 392

Seiches of Forel, 30: 283p. 392

Seius, nightingale of, 10: 182p. 392

Sejanus, Tiberius and, 3: 67–68, 3: 94p. 392

Selden, Burke on, 24: 171; Milton on work of, 3: 200–201p. 392

Seldius, Charles V and, 39: 91p. 392

Selection, by man, Darwin on, 11: 42–45, 11: 50–53; by man, in Elizabethan England, 35: 241–242; by man and nature, compared, 11: 89–91; by man, in New Atlantis, 3: 174–175; Natural, 11: 87–137; Sexual, 11: 94–96; unconscious, 11: 45–50p. 392→ Inventory

Seleucus I, prophecy of, 48: 248p. 392

Seleucus Callinicus, 48: 249p. 392

Seleucus, Cer aunus, 48: 249p. 392

Seleucus Philopator, 48: 250p. 392

Self, Emerson on meaning of, 5: 69–70; fear of, 48: 122 n.; Pascal on, 48: 152 (l. 455); Shelley on principle of, 27: 353p. 392→ Inventory

Self-analyzing, Shelley on, 18: 303p. 392

Self-assertion, Sterling on, 25: 257 n.p. 392

Self-conceit, fable on, 17: 20p. 392→ Inventory

Self-condemnation, Byron on, 18: 439p. 392

Self-confidence, Locke on, 37: 120–121p. 392

Self-contempt, Kempis on, 7: 274 (l. 1)p. 392→ Inventory

Self-control, Confucius on, 44: 14 (l. 23), 44: 37 (l. 1), 44: 42 (l. 13); Epictetus on, 2: 154 (l. 100), 2: 184 (l. 15); Hindu teaching of, 45: 796–798, 45: 811, 45: 813, 45: 815, 45: 816; Kant on, 32: 306–307; Kempis on, 7: 208 (l. 3), 7: 302–303 (l. 1), 7: 323; Locke on, 37: 35, 37: 58, 37: 88, 37: 172–173; Milton on, 4: 383; Pascal on, 48: 62 (l. 160)p. 392→ Inventory

Self-defence, a natural right, 34: 392; a social right, 34: 394, 34: 399p. 392→ Inventory

Self-denial, Epictetus on, 2: 154 (l. 100,101), 2: 174 (l. 159); Frank. in on, 1: 92; Kempis on, 7: 272 (l. 4), 7: 296–297, 7: 304 (l. 4), 7: 323 (l. 3), 7: 328 (l. 1); Locke on, 37: 27, 37: 31, 37: 35; training in, 37: 31–32, 37: 35, 37: 87–88p. 392→ Inventory

Self-dependence, Confucius on, 44: 52 (l. 14); Pascal on, 48: 120 (l. 359)p. 392

Self-education, Franklin ' s example of, 1: 69–70p. 392→ Inventory

Self-esteem, Kempis on, 7: 243; Milton on, 4: 258p. 392→ Inventory

Self-examination, Bacon on, 3: 69–70; Burke on value of, 24: 9; Carlyle on, 25: 325; Epictetus on, 2: 145 (l. 76), 2: 170 (l. 146), 2: 183 (l. 7); Franklin ' s plan of, 1: 81–84; K em pis on, 7: 223 (l. 4); Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 226 (l. 11), 2: 230 (l. 31), 2: 284 (l. 37)p. 392→ Inventory

Self-fertilization, preventives of, 11: 104–105p. 392→ Inventory

Self-help, Emerson on, 5: 53p. 393→ Inventory

Self-importance, Emerson on, 5: 233p. 393→ Inventory

Self-interest, Carlyle on doctrine of, 25: 354; Franklin on, 1: 89; God ' s providence, 10: 3; as them over of society, 10: 20; Pascal on, 48: 38; Rousseau on, 34: 269–270, 34: 273p. 393→ Inventory

Self-knowledge, Pascal on, 48: 25 (l. 66); Shelley on, 18: 276p. 393→ Inventory

Self-love, Kempis on, 7: 291 (l. 1); Pascal on, 48: 43–45, 48: 157 (l. 474-7), 48: 160, 48: 162 (l. 492), 48: 336, 48: 415; Pope on, 40: 416–417, 40: 422, 40: 429, 40: 430, 40: 439; Raleigh on, 39: 112; reason of, 9: 36; Sidney on, 27: 5p. 393→ Inventory

Self-mastery, see Self-controlp. 393

Self-possession, Goethe on, 19: 84p. 393

Self-praise, Pliny on, 9: 194p. 393

Self-preservation, Kant on duty of, 32: 309–310, 32: 332–333, 32: 340; passions of, 24: 35; passions of, contrasted with those of sex, 24: 37p. 393→ Inventory

Self-regarding Conduct, Mill on, 25: 268–271p. 393

SELF-RELIANCE, ESSAY ON, Emerson ' s, 5: 59–83p. 393

Self-reliance, in children, 37: 52; Epictetus on, 2: 118 (l. 4), 2: 120 (l. 9), 2: 137–138 (l. 61), 2: 153 (l. 98), 2: 155 (l. 103), 2: 159 (l. 115), 2: 166 (l. 137); of heroism, 5: 128–129; Kempis on, 7: 212 (l. 2), 7: 309 (l. 3); Luther on, 36: 263–264; Marcus A u relius on, 2: 201 (l. 6,8), 2: 207 (l. 5), 2: 212 (l. 3), 2: 201 (l. 18), 2: 217 (l. 29), 2: 244 (l. 12), 2: 247 (l. 28); necessity of religious, 5: 29, 5: 37–40p. 393→ Inventory

Self-respect, Channing on, 28: 333; Locke on, 37: 121; Marcus A u relius on, 2: 208 (l. 7)p. 393→ Inventory

Self-restraint, Hindu doctrine of, 45: 813p. 393→ Inventory

Self-reverence, the bridle of vice, 3: 169p. 393→ Inventory

Self-sacrifice, Bacon on, 3: 34p. 393

Self-satisfaction, Pascal on, 48: 163 (l. 499); Pope on, 40: 421p. 393→ Inventory

Self-sufficingness, Emerson on, 5: 188p. 393

Self-trumpeters, fallacy of, 27: 235p. 393

Self-trust, the essence of heroism, 5: 125; of the scholar, 5: 15–16p. 393→ Inventory

Self-truth, Shakespeare on, 46: 109p. 393→ Inventory

Self-will, Pascal on, 48: 156 (l. 472), 48: 157 (l. 475-6), 48: 159 (l. 482); Plato on, 12: 160p. 393→ Inventory

Self-will, Mr., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 259–262p. 393

Selfishness, Bacon on, 3: 60–61; Kant on, 32: 334, 32: 341; Mill on limiting, 25: 257–258; Pascal on, 48: 152 (l. 456-7); Rousseau on, 34: 270, 34: 273p. 393

Selina, Helen, LAMENT by, 41: 919–920p. 393

SELKIRK, ALEXANDER, SOLITUDE OF, 41: 535–536p. 393

Selkirk, Alexander, supposed lines by, 39: 295p. 393

Selwyn Correspondence, Emerson on the, 5: 412p. 393

Selymus I, Bajazet and, 3: 51p. 393

Selymus II, Bacon on, 3: 50p. 393

Semele, mother of Bacchus, 8: 292, 8: 327, 8: 368–369p. 393

Seminary Ridge, at Gettysburg, 43: 330p. 393

Semiramis, Burns on, 6: 408; Dante on, 20: 22p. 393

Semitic Races, Taine on the, 39: 420p. 393

Semnones, Tacitus on the, 33: 114–115p. 393

Sempronius, in Cato, 27: 188, 27: 189, 27: 190–191, 27: 192–193p. 393

Senate, Burke on necessity of a, 24: 330; origin of name, 9: 51p. 393→ Inventory

Senate, United States, 43: 181–183; equal suffrage in, 43: 191 (l. 5); powers with the President, 43: 188 (l. 2); election of Vice- President by, 43: 187, 43: 197p. 393

Senators, oath and qualifications of, 43: 192 (l. 3), 43: 198p. 393→ Inventory

Sencha, son of Ailill, 49: 237–238, 49: 245p. 393

Seneca, on adversity, 3: 16–17; cold baths of, 37: 12; Dante on, 20: 20; on death, 3: 9, 3: 10; 48: 332; diet of, 37: 17; on education, 37: 78–79; on evil opinions, 39: 67 n.; on fame, 39: 67; method of avoiding vice, 3: 298; Milto n on tragedies of, 4: 412; Montaigne on, 32: 30, 32: 93–94; quotations from, 48: 121 n., 48: 3, 48: 6, 48: 122 n.; as a Stoic, 2: 320 n.; on suicide, 2: 344; Tacitus on, 3: 90; vanity of, 3: 128p. 393→ Inventory

Seneca Indians, 43: 230p. 393

Senecio, Herennius, as counsel for Baetica, 9: 315; death of, life of Helvidius by, 9: 308; on Licinianus, 9: 255; on orators, 9: 251; Regulus on, 9: 188p. 393

Senecio, - Sempronius, accused of forgery, 9: 295p. 393

Senecio, Socius, letter to, 9: 199p. 393

Senjer, the chamberlain, 16: 208p. 393

Sennacherib, Dante on, 20: 192; M o ham medon, 45: 914 n.; see Sanacharibp. 393

SENNACHERIB, DESTRUCTION OF, 41: 785p. 393

Sennet, denned, 19: 231 n.p. 394

Sensation ( s), Berkeley on, 37: 192–224, 37: 228–230, 37: 232–233, 37: 235, 37: 245, 37: 248–251, 37: 256, 37: 259–260, 37: 265–271, 37: 282–283; Buddha on, 45: 731; as theE go, 45: 658–660; Hob bes on, 34: 311–312; Hume on, 37: 299, 37: 301–303, 37: 322–324, 37: 343–344; Rous seau on, 34: 244–247; Ruskin on, 28: 112–115; same in all men, 24: 13–16p. 394

Sense ( s), Bacon on, 39: 128, 39: 134–135, 39: 144; as source of the beautiful, 24: 92–102; Calderon on, 26: 56; Des cartes on uncertainty of, 34: 28, 34: 34; Goethe on, 19: 54; the Hell of, 42: 1398–1399; Hindu teachings on world of, 45: 796; Hobbes on, 34: 311–312; Hume on evidence of, 37: 408–412; Kant on knowledge through, 32: 360–361; More on pleasures of, 36: 203–204; Petrarch on, 39: 98 n.; pleasures of, 34: 339; Pope on scale of, 40: 412; reason and, 34: 32; 48: 39 (l. 83); satisfactions of the, 1: 332 (l. 96); Socrates on the, 2: 53–55; as source of the sublime, 24: 67–73p. 394

Sensibility, Bagehot on, 28: 170–171; requisite to poets, 39: 297, 39: 298 n.; Schiller on education of, 32: 229–230; taste and, 24: 22, 24: 23–24p. 394→ Inventory

SENSIBILITY, FRAGMENT ON, 6: 248p. 394

SENSIBILITY, POEM ON, 6: 426–427p. 394

Sensible Qualities, Berkeley on, 37: 192–213, 37: 219, 37: 237, 37: 248–249, 37: 251; Hume on, 37: 411p. 394

Sensible Things, Berkeley on, 37: 192–126, 37: 228–230, 37: 233, 37: 244–245p. 394

Sensitiveness, Cicero on, 9: 86; Ruskin on, 28: 113p. 394

Sensual Pleasure, Archytas on, 9: 59; Buddha on, 45: 727–729p. 394

Sensuous Goodness, Bagehot on, 28: 169–171p. 394

Sensuous Instinct, Schiller on the, 32: 241–249p. 394

Sensuousness, Schiller on, 32: 275–277p. 394→ Inventory

Sentiment, Hume on standard of, 27: 205–209, 27: 216–217; Lowell on dangers of misplaced, 28: 435; James Mill on, 25: 71; reason and, 37: 292; thought and, 37: 299, 37: 301–302p. 394→ Inventory

Sentimentality, Carlyle on, 25: 326–327p. 394→ Inventory

Sentry, Captain, 27: 85–86p. 394

Senzeille, Thierry of, 35: 29p. 394

Stppi, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 381, 26: 386p. 394

Septemvirs, Roman, 9: 363 n.p. 394

Septicemia, Pasteur on, 38: 364–370p. 394→ Inventory

Septimus Severus, see Severusp. 394

Septitius, letters to, 9: 187, 9: 314, 9: 316p. 394

Seraphim, Milton on the, 4: 40p. 394→ Inventory

Serapion, in ALL FOR LOVE, 18: 23–27, 18: 90–92, 18: 104–105p. 394

Serbonian Marsh, 12: 323; Milton on the, 4: 123p. 394

SERENADE, by Scott, 41: 743p. 394

SERENADE, by Shelley, 28: 373–374p. 394

SERENADE, FROM THE SPANISH STUDENT, 42: 1273p. 394

Serestus (Seresthus), 13: 95, 13: 298, 13: 319p. 394

Sergeant of the Law, Chaucer's, 40: 19–20p. 394

Sergestus (Sergesthus), in ZENEID, 13: 91, 13: 182, 13: 184–185, 13: 187p. 394

Sergius, and Antony, 12: 328p. 394

Sermon on the Mount, 44: 369 (l. 20-49)p. 394

Sermons, Pascal on, 48: 12 (l. 8)p. 394→ Inventory

Serpa, Pedro Hernandez de, 33: 324, 33: 351p. 394

SERPENT AND FILE, fable of, 17: 22p. 394

SERPENT AND MAN, fable of, 17: 13p. 394

SERPENT AND WOODMAN, fable of, 17: 18p. 394

Serpents, winged, in Egypt, 33: 39–40p. 394→ Inventory

Serranus, in the JENEID, 13: 304p. 394

Serristori, Averardo, 31: 385 n., 31: 429p. 394

Servants, children and, 37: 40–41, 37: 49–50, 37: 69–70, 37: 88, 37: 103, 37: 117; Confucius on, 44: 61 (l. 25); Epictetus on, 2: 178–179 (l. 179,180); Indians on, 1: 394 (l. 268); Job on, 44: 119 (l. 13-15); liberties of, in Massachusetts, 43: 78; Pennon, 1: 389; Penn's counsel to, 1: 341; single men best, 3: 21; taxes on, 10: 504; troubles with, 5: 56; unproductive laborers, 10: 248p. 394→ Inventory

Servianus, letter to, 9: 292p. 394

Servibilis, in FAUST, 19: 183p. 394

Service, Confucius on true, 48 (23)> 53 (37); Emerson on honest, 5: 99; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 223 (l. 6), 2: 274p. 394→ Inventory

Services, Cicero on mentioning, 9: 33; Emerson on, 5: 221p. 394→ Inventory

Servility, Pennon, 1: 334 (l. 119)p. 394

Servilius, Publius, 9: 117p. 394

Serving - men, More on, 36: 144, 36: 145p. 394

Servitude, impossible in state of nature, 34: 195; involuntary, prohibited in United States, 43: 197; Milton onp. 394→ Inventory

Servius Tullius, first coiner of money in Rome, 10: 30p. 395

SESAME AND LILIES, Ruskin's, 28: 93–162; remarks on, 28: 92p. 395

Sesostris, king of Egypt, 33: 50–53p. 395

Sestius, Bestia and, 9: 99–100; charged with bribery, 9: 99; Pompey and, 9: 121p. 395

Setebos, 46: 412p. 395

Sethos, king of Egypt, 33: 70–71p. 395

Settala, Lodovico, 21: 502, 21: 508–509, 21: 512p. 395

Settlement, Act of, Burke on the, 24: 163–164p. 395

Settlement Laws, of England, 10: 139–144p. 395

SEVEN RAVENS, THE, 17: 107–109p. 395

Seven Sages, the, 9: 11p. 395

Seven Sleepers, legend of, 38: 391–393p. 395

SEVEN SWABIANS, THE, 17: 203p. 395

Seven Years' War, America in, 1: 127–143p. 395

Sevcrinus, St., 36: 253 (l. 29)p. 395

Severity, with children, 37: 34, 37: 37, 37: 63–64, 37: 80; kindness stronger than, 17: 35p. 395→ Inventory

Severus, Alexander, Machiavelli on, 36: 63, 36: 64, 36: 68p. 395

Severus, Annius, letters to, 9: 235, 9: 260p. 395

Severus, brother of Marcus Aurelius, 195 (14). 198p. 395

Severus, Catilius, letters to, 9: 209, 9: 240, 9: 244, 9: 292p. 395

Severus, Septimus, Bacon on, 3: 104; death of, 3: 10; Machiavelli on, 36: 64–65, 36: 68; Plautianus and, 3: 68; Sidney on, 27: 21p. 395

Severus, in POLYEUCTE, Pauline on, 26: 82–83; reported to becoming to A r menia, 26: 84–85; his love for Pauline, 26: 87–88; learns Pauline's marriage, 26: 88–89; with Pauline, 26: 90–93; with Pauline in Polyeucte's prison, 26: 116; determines to save Polyeucte, 26: 117–119; denounces Felix, 26: 128–129; won by Christians, 26: 130p. 395

Sewa, Arnold von, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 412–413, 26: 423p. 395

Sewell, George, DYING MAN IN HIS GARDEN, 41: 481p. 395

Seward, William H., Alaska Purchase and, 43: 432p. 395

Sexes, Hume on difference of the, 37: 355–356; James Mill on relations between, 25: 70; in plants, separation of, 11: 100–101p. 395→ Inventory

Sextius, Publius, Cicero and, 12: 239p. 395

Sextus, Bishop, 20: 400 n.p. 395

Sextus, teacher of Marcus Aurelius, 2: 194 (l. 9), 2: 303p. 395

Sexual Characters, secondary, defined, 11: 153; their variability, 11: 153, 11: 157–159p. 395

Sexual Passion, Burke on the, 24: 37, 24: 38–39; in state of nature, 34: 191–194; Wordsworth on origin of, 39: 286p. 395

Sexual Selection, 11: 94–96; beauty and, 11: 202p. 395

Seyton, in MACBETH, 46: 385–386, 46: 388p. 395

Sforza, Ascanio, 31: 225 n.p. 395

Sforza, Francesco, citadel of, 36: 71; Macaulay on, 27: 377; Machiavelli on, 36: 23, 36: 44, 36: 48; the Milanese and, 36: 42p. 395

Sforza, Ludovico, Bacon on, 3: 50; at Milan, 36: 8–9; Montaigne on, 32: 6p. 395

Sforza, Sforza, 31: 185 n.p. 395

Sguazzella, the painter, 31: 196 n.p. 395

SHADOW, THE, story of, 17: 318–329p. 395

Shadow of Death, valley of, 15: 245–249; 44: 169 (l. 4)p. 395

Shadows, Celtic Isle of, 32: 179p. 395

S had r a ch, the slave, Dana and, 23: 3p. 395

Shadwell, Dryden and, 18: 5; Voltaire on, 34: 136; Wordsworth on, 3 ' 7p. 395

Shaftesbury, Earl of, on burlesque, 39: 178; on English poetry, 39: 321; Locke and, 37: 3; Montesquieu on, 32: 118; satire on, 18: 5p. 395

Shahrazad, 16: 10–13p. 395

Shah - Zeman, king of Samarkand, 16: 5–10; Jullanar and, 16: 326–340p. 395

Shahriyar, King, 16: 5–13p. 395

Shakalik, story of, 16: 184–190p. 395

Shakers, Emerson on the, 5: 274, 5: 292p. 395→ Inventory

Shakespeare, Arnold on, 28: 77, 28: 79, 28: 80; Arnold on selections from, 28: 73; Bagehot on, 28: 178; carelessness of future fame, 39: 233; Carlyle on, 25: 322, 25: 409, 25: 421–422, 25: 440, 25: 444; the Celtic el e men t in, 32: 160; Coleridge on, 27: 254; inclination to comedy, 39: 216; defects of, 39: 217–220, 39: 233; Dryden on, 18: 19; early editions of, 39: 321; Emerson on, 5: 15, 5: 144, 5: 181, 5: 214, 5: 433, 5: 434, 5: 435, 5: 438; English drama, indebted to, 5: 10; Gray on, 40: 455; HAMLET, 46: 91–211; Hazlitt on, 27: 268; his debt to Holinshed ' s Chronicles, 35: 216; Hugo on, 352> 354. 355, 357. 374. 382, 39: 386; KING LEAR, 46: 213–317; KING LEAR, 39^ Shelley on, 27: 339; lack of learning, 39: 227–229; Landor on, 41: 902; language of, 39: 196, 39: 216–217; Macaulay on comedies of, 27: 384, 27: 385; MACBETH, 46: 319–394; James Mill on, 25: 16; Milton on, 4: 33; miscellaneous poems of, 39: 319; originality of his genius, 39: 229–232; as a player, 27: 308; action in his plots, 39: 226–227; the poet of nature, 39: 210–212; publications of his works, 39: 233–250; Ruskin on creed of, 28: 112; Ruskin on heroes and heroines of, 28: 137–139; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 127, 32: 130; Shelley on, 27: 335; SHORT POEMS by, 40: 262–282; the sonnet and, 41: 681; Swift on, 27: 109; THE TEMPEST, 46: 395–463; THE TEMPEST, Hunt on, 27: 294; Thackeray on, 28: 9–19; Thoreau on, 28: 413; his times and sources, 39: 225–226; tragedy and comedy mixed, 39: 213–214; unities neglected by, 39: 220–224; Voltaire on, 34: 130–132; Wordsworth on, 39: 285, 39: 306; Wordsworth on Sonnets, 39: 318–319 n.p. 395

SHAKESPEARE, Arnold ' s sonnet on, 42: 1129–1130p. 396

SHAKESPEARE, ON, by Jonson, 27: 55p. 396

SHAKESPEARE, ON, by Milton, 4: 25–26p. 396

SHAKESPEARE, ON THE TRAGEDIES OF, by Lamb, 27: 299–316p. 396

SHAKESPEARE, PREFACE TO, by Johnson, 39: 182 n., 39: 208–250p. 396

SHAKESPEARE, PREFACE TO FIRST FOLIO OF, 39: 148–149p. 396

SHAKESPEARE, TO THE MEMORY OF, by Jonson, 40: 301–303p. 396

Shakiriyeh, the, 16: 239p. 396

Shallowness, Confucius on, 44: 26 (l. 16)p. 396

SHALOTT, THE LADY OF, 42: 967–971p. 396

Shame, Burke on, 24: 251; Confucius on, 44: 45 (l. 1); Dante on, 20: 71; defined by Hobbes, 34: 342; Milton on, 4: 162, 4: 288; sense of, in children, 37: 39–42, 37: 60–61, 37: 67, 37: 173; a slow poison, 8: 321; the only grief with out redress, 26: 86; Pope on, 40: 435; virtue and, 40: 420; Webster on, 47: 796p. 396→ Inventory

Shame, character in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 75–78p. 396→ Inventory

Sbamelessness, Epictetus on, 2: 124 (l. 23)p. 396

Sham gar, the goad of, 15: 58p. 396

Shandy, Walter, 25: 323p. 396

Shang, and Shih, 44: 34 (l. 15)p. 396

Shao, Confucius on, 44: 22; music of, 44: 12 (l. 25)p. 396

Shao H u, 44: 47 (l. 17) n.p. 396

Shao-lien, 44: 63p. 396

Shaving, Franklin on, at home, 1: 123p. 396

She, Duke of, 44: 43 (l. 16,18)p. 396

SHE IS NOT FAIR, 41: 912p. 396

SHE SAYS SHE LOES ME BEST OF A', 6: 497p. 396

SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, Goldsmith's, 18: 199–269p. 396

SHE WAS A PHANTOM OF DELIGHT, 41: 651–652p. 396

SHE WALKS IN BEAUTY, 41: 789p. 396

SHE'S FAIR AND FAUSE, 6: 328p. 396

Sheba, Queen of, reference to, 19: 223p. 396

Shechem, Bunyan on, 15: 108p. 396

Sheep, appeal of a, 6: 41–42; destruction of, for wool, 10: 194; parable of the, 15: 205; sacred in Thebes, 33: 27p. 396→ Inventory

Sheffield, the mercer, 39: 25p. 396

Shelburne, Burns on, 6: 52p. 396

Shelley, Percy Bysshe, Arnold on, 28: 89; Browning ' s debt to, 18: 358; buried in Rome, 23: 4; Byron and, 32: 378; Carlyle on, 25: 345; THE CENCI, 18: 271–356; death of, 27: 284; DEFENCE OF POETRY, 27: 327–359; re marks on DEFENCE of, 27: 1, 27: 48; life and works, 18: 272; Mazzini on, 32: 386; on Milton's Satan, 28: 198; poems by, 41: 823–870; SERENADE by, 28: 373–374; on his own works, 18: 273p. 396

Shell-fish, the heart in, 38: 130p. 396→ Inventory

Shells, color of, 11: 139; fresh-water, distribution of, 410 - n; Lyell on, 38: 404, 38: 405; Tennyson on, 42: 1046; transportation of land, 11: 420p. 396→ Inventory

Shelton, Thos., translator of Cervantes, 14: 3; dedication by, 14: 5p. 396

She m, Pascal on, 48: 207 (l. 625)p. 396

Shemei, Winthrop on, 43: 94p. 396

She n C h ' an g, 44: 16 (l. 10)p. 396

Shenstone, Burns on, 6: 179; Words worth on Schoolmistress of, 39: 326 n.p. 396

Sheol, references to, 44: 81 (l. 9), 44: 87 (l. 8), 44: 92 (l. 13), 44: 98 (l. 13), 44: 104 (l. 13), 44: 149 (l. 5), 44: 158 (l. 10), 44: 176 (l. 3), 44: 178 (l. 17), 44: 202 (l. 14), 44: 253 (l. 3), 44: 257 (l. 48), 44: 291 (l. 3), 44: 323 (l. 7), 44: 346 (l. 10)p. 396→ Inventory

Shepherd, in GEDIPUS, 8: 242–244p. 396→ Inventory

SHEPHERD, THE PASSIONATE, 40: 254–255p. 396

SHEPHERD OF TENDER YOUTH, 45: 541–542p. 396

SHEPHERD'S BOY, fable of the, 17: 28p. 397

Shepherd's Calendar, Sidney on, 27: 42p. 397

Shepherd-dogs, S. American, 29: 154–156p. 397

SHEPHERDESS, THE UNFAITHFUL, 40: 199–200p. 397

Sherbrooke, Lord, quoted, 28: 468–469p. 397

Sheridan, Richard B., DRINKING SONG, 41: 554; on easy writing, 25: 445; Goldsmith on, 41: 505, 41: 506; life and works, 18: 108; Macaulay on, 27: 383–384; A PORTRAIT, 18: 109–112; SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, 18: 115–197; Swift and, 28: 28p. 397

Sheridan, Thomas, 18: 108p. 397

Sheriff of Nottingham, in ROBYN HODE, 40: 130; with Little John, 40: 147–148; brought before Robyn Hode, 40: 151–154; holds archery contest, 40: 164–165; attempts to capture Robyn Hode, 40: 168–170; captures knight, 40: 170; killed by Robyn Hode, 40: 172–173p. 397

Sherman, Roger, 43: 150 n.p. 397

Sherman, W m. T., march of, to the sea, 42: 1407p. 397

SHERRAMUIR, THE BATTLE OF, 6: 358p. 397

Sherwell, Thomas, 33: 192p. 397

SHEYKH AND THE GAZELLE, story of the, 16: 17–21p. 397

SHEYKH AND THE HOUNDS, story of the, 16: 21–24p. 397

SHEYKH AND THE MULE, story of the, 16: 24p. 397

Sheytans, species of genii, 16: 9 n.p. 397

Shiftiness, Hobbes on, 34: 352, 34: 366; lines on, 8: 455p. 397

Shifts, Pennon, 1: 337p. 397

Shih, and Shang, 44: 34 (l. 15)p. 397

Shimei, reference to, 41: 485p. 397

SHIP, THE BUILDING OF THE, 42: 1280–1290p. 397

Ship-masters, Dana on, 23: 357–359, 23: 363–366; religious, 23: 371–372p. 397→ Inventory

Ship Money, case of, 5: 347p. 397

Shipley, Jonathan, 1: 5p. 397

Ship man, Chaucer's, 40: 22p. 397

Shippen, quoted, 34: 85p. 397

Ships, Franklin on speed of, 1: 156–157; in vented by Prometheus, 8: 183p. 397→ Inventory

Shirley, Braddock's secretary, 1: 135p. 397

Shirley, Gen., Franklin on, 1: 137, 1: 154–155p. 397

Shirley, James, poems by, 40: 349–350p. 397

Sho'haib, 45: 907p. 397

SHOEMAKER'S HOLIDAY, THE, 47: 469–537; remarks on, 47: 468p. 397

Shoes, Locke on, 37: 11p. 397

SHOES, THE RED, 17: 329–334p. 397

Sholts, Harrison on, 35: 354p. 397

Shongi, Zealand chief, 29: 423–424, 29: 433p. 397

Shooting Star, in FAUST, 19: 190p. 397

SHORTEN SAIL, 40: 463–464p. 397

Short - hand, Franklin ' s, 1: 8; Locke on, 37: 135p. 397→ Inventory

Shortreed, M r., and Scott, 25: 414–416p. 397

Short-wind, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 217p. 397

Shovel, Sir Cloudesly, monument of, 27: 79p. 397

Show, a poor substitute for worth, 17: 19p. 397→ Inventory

Shrewdness, see Cunningp. 397

Shrewsbury, Duke of, Dryden on, 13: 426–427p. 397

Shrimps, Harvey on, 38: 86; the heart in, 38: 130p. 397→ Inventory

SHROUD, THE, a story, 17: 195–196p. 397

SHRUBBERY, THE, 41: 542–543p. 397

Shu-ch'i, 44: 17 n., 44: 22 (l. 14), 44: 56 (l. 12), 44: 63 (l. 8)p. 397

Shu - sun W u - shu, 44: 65 (l. 23), 44: 66 (l. 24)p. 397

Shu c k burgh, E. S., translator of Cicerop. 397

Shun, Emperor, 44: 21 (l. 28), 44: 26 (l. 18,20,21), 44: 40 (l. 22), 44: 50 (l. 45), 44: 51 (l. 4), 44: 66 (l. 1) n.p. 397

Shusy Pye, 40: 84p. 397

Shuter, Mr., the actor, 18: 203p. 397

Siberia, remains in, 29: 254–255p. 397

Sibyl, Virgil on the, 13: 142–143; see De iph o bep. 397→ Inventory

Sibylline Books, Bacon on the, 3: 56; Hobbes on, 34: 381; Pascal on, 48: 208 (l. 628)p. 397

SIC A WIFE AS WILLIE HAD, 6: 434–435p. 397

Sichams, and Did o, 13: 85, 13: 153; in Vir gil's Hades, 13: 223p. 397

Sicilian Bull, the, no note 1p. 397

Sicilian Vespers, reference to, 20: 316 n.p. 397

Sicily, changes of species in, 38: 405; Coleridge on government of, 5: 320; geology of, 38: 405; popes in, 36: 296; Raleigh on history of, 39: 113p. 397

Sicinnus, Plutarch on, 12: 16–17p. 397

SICK LION, THE, fable of, 17: 14–15p. 397

Sickles, Gen., at Gettysburg, 43: 334, 43: 337, 43: 345–348, 43: 400, 43: 413; Haskell on, 43: 329, 43: 345p. 397

Sickness, Epicurus on, 2: 272–273 (l. 41); lessens fear of death, 32: 20–21; Pascal on use of, 48: 366–374; Pliny on virtue in, 9: 310; Rousseau on causes of, 34: 172–173; Woolman on, 1: 198, 1: 235–236p. 397→ Inventory

Siddhartha G nut am a, 45: 574p. 398

Sidney, Sir Philip, Arcadia of, 46: 214; Arcadia of, Johnson on, 39: 218; Arcadia, written at Wilton House, 5: 411; DEFENSE OF POESY, 27: 5–51; Elizabeth and, 15: 384; Emerson on, 5: 183; Johnson on language of, 39: 196; Jonson on, 27: 56; life and works, 27: 3–4; poems by, 40: 210–214; Pope on, 40: 433; Pugliano and, 27: 5; Shelley on, 41: 867; ugliness of, 5: 307; Wotton on, 5: 372p. 398

Siebel, in FAUST, 19: 85–99p. 398

Siege Perilous, the, 35: 107–108, 35: 109–110; made by Merlin, 35: 136p. 398

Siegfried, mortality of, 5: 92p. 398

Sienna, the Brigata Godereccia of, 20: 122 n.p. 398

Siennese, Dante on the, 20: 122 n., 20: 198 n.p. 398

Sierra Leone, Pretty on, 33: 224p. 398

Sieve, superstition of the, 19: 103p. 398

Sieyes, Burke on, 24: 413p. 398

Sigebert, the monk, 20: 329 n.p. 398

SIGEDRIFA, THE LAY OF, 49: 368–370; remarks on, 49: 251p. 398

Sigemund, saga of, 49: 29–30p. 398

Siggeir, king of Gothland, 49: 260–264; sons of, 49: 265; with Sigmund and Sinfjotli, 49: 269–270; his death, 49: 271–272p. 398

Sighs, D e Quincey's Lady of, 27: 322–324p. 398→ Inventory

Sight, Berkeley on realities of, 37: 221–222; Burke on means of, 24: 109–110; Burke on pleasures of the, 24: 14–15; Milton on sense of, 4: 416; Whitman on the, 39: 393p. 398→ Inventory

Sigi, son of Odin, 49: 257–258p. 398

Sigismund, Emperor, and Huss, . 317p. 398

Sigismund, father of Manfred, 18: 443p. 398

Siglorel, the wizard, 49: 138p. 398

Sigmund, in VOLSUNGA SAGA, 49: 260; the sword of, 49: 261; King Siggeir and, 49: 261; the wolf and, 49: 264–265; Signy's children and, 49: 265–266; his son Sinfjotli, 49: 267–269; his revenge on Siggeir, 49: 269–271; mar riage to Borghild, 49: 272; at death of Sinfjotli, 49: 277; last battle, 49: 278–279; the avenging of, 49: 289–292; remarks on story of, 49: 250p. 398

SIGN - POSTS, VER J I CLE SON, 6: 325p. 398

Signora, the, in I PROMESSI SPOSI; see Gertrudep. 398

Signy, daughter of Volsung, 49: 260, 49: 262–267, 49: 270, 49: 271p. 398

Sigrun, Queen, 49: 273, 49: 274, 49: 275–276, 49: 361–363, 49: 364–367p. 398

Sigurd Fafnir's-Bane, birth and growth of, 49: 282–284; his sword, 49: 287–288; Grifir's prophecy, 49: 288; avenges his father, 49: 289–292; slays Fafnir, 49: 292–295; Regin and, 49: 295–297; hears of Brynhild, 49: 297–298; takes gold of Fafnir, 49: 298; meeting with Brynhild, 49: 299–305; his semblance and array, 49: 305–306; a tHly m - dale, 49: 306–307; renews troth to Brynhild, 49: 307–309; Brynhild on, 49: 311–312; his mar riage to Gudrun, 49: 312–315, 49: 371, 49: 396; his wooing of Brynhild for Gunnar, 49: 316–317, 49: 371–372, 49: 389–390, 49: 395; with Gudrun, 49: 318; his visit to Brynhild in grief, 49: 323–325; slaying of, 49: 326–329, 49: 396–397; lament for, 49: 329–335; his daughter, 49: 336; burned beside Brynhild, 49: 337, 49: 385–386, 49: 387; fame of, 49: 337; Morris on, 49: 256; remarks on story of, 49: 251, 49: 252p. 398

Sigurd, King, and Eystein, 5: 344p. 398

SIGURD, SHORT LAY OF, 49: 371–386; remarks on, 49: 251p. 398

Sihon, king of Amorites, 44: 315 (l. 11)p. 398

Silanus, Julius, in Catiline conspiracy, 12: 232, 12: 234; Cicero on, 9: 81p. 398

Silas, the disciple, 44: 456 (l. 22,27), 44: 457 (l. 32); with Paul, 44: 457 (l. 40), 44: 458–461p. 398

Silence, Bacon on habits of, 3: 18; Carlyle on, 25: 332–333, 25: 377; Confucius on, 44: 8 (l. 18), 44: 51 (l. 7), 44: 59 (l. 19); E me r son on, 5: 154; Franklin ' s maxim of, 1: 79, 1: 80; Kempis on, 7: 224; in love, 48: 418; may be a lie, 28: 282; Montaigne on, 32: 41; Pascal on, 21 (44"I; Pennon, 1: 335 (l. 129), 1: 383 (l. 118-20); Shakespeare on, 46: 109; sole cure of wrong, 8: 28; speech and, Carlyle on, 25: 397; terror in, 24: 60p. 398→ Inventory

Silenus, Don Quixote on, 14: 115; Hugo on, 39: 347p. 398

Silicified Trees, Darwin on, 29: 335–336, 29: 356p. 398

Siloa, reference to, 4: 88p. 398

Siloam, tower in, 44: 390 (l. 4)p. 398

Silurian Period, in Europe, 30: 343p. 398

Silva, Pedro de, 33: 324p. 398

Silva, in EGMONT, 19: 301–304, 19: 306, 19: 325–326p. 399→ Inventory

Silvanus, 45: 517 (l. 19)p. 399

Silver, demand for, 10: 175; as measure of value, 10: 41; More on, 36: 191–192; price of, 10: 175; reason of value of, 10: 403; seldom found pure, 10: 175; value of, compared with corn, 10: 178; variation in value of, 10: 36, 10: 40, 10: 45; variation, effect of, on rents, 10: 38; see Precious Metalsp. 399→ Inventory

Silvia, daughter of Tyrrheus, 13: 256p. 399

SILVIA, by Shakespeare, 40: 264p. 399

Silvio, in DUCHESS OF MALFI, 47: 758, 47: 759, 47: 761–762, 47: 805, 47: 806p. 399

Silvius jEneas, Virgil on, 13: 233p. 399

Silvius, Jacobus, on veins, 38: 118p. 399

Simeon, 44: 359 (l. 25-35); finds Jesus in the temple, 4: 365; Herbert on song of, 15: 401; prophecy of, 4: 374p. 399

Similes, Bunyan on, 15: 172–173; Burke on pleasure from, 24: 17–18; Dryden on use of, 13: 41–42; Johnson on, 27: 183–184; Sidney on, 27: 48; Swift on, 27: 112p. 399→ Inventory

Similitudes, Bacon on, 27: 331p. 399

Simmias, with Socrates in prison; see PH^DO, Plato'sp. 399

Simoisius, Burke on, 24: 127p. 399

Simon, Archbishop of Canterbury, 35: 71p. 399

Simon of Cyrene, 44: 414 (l. 26)p. 399

Simon, the Indian, 43: 146p. 399

SIMON LEE, THE OLD HUNTSMAN, 41: 647–649p. 399

Simon Peter, chosen apostle, 44: 368 (l. 14); Jesus and, 44: 365 (l. 3-11), 44: 373 (l. 40); mother - in - law of, 44: 365 (l. 38-9); in PARADISE REGAINED, 4: 372p. 399

Simon, son of Onias, panegyric on, 24: 67p. 399

Simon, the sorcerer, 44: 439 (l. 9-13), 44: 440 (l. 18-24); Bunyan on, 15: 109; Dante on, 20: 77p. 399

Simon, the tanner, 44: 443 (l. 43)p. 399

Simon of Tours, 20: 242 n.p. 399

Simon, the Zealot, 44: 368 (l. 15)p. 399

Simonides, of Ceos, 12: 191 n.; Hiero and, 27: 38; Themistocles and, 12: 9p. 399

Simony, defined, 36: 284; punishment of, in Dante ' s HELL, 20: 46, 20: 77–80p. 399→ Inventory

Simple, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 42; hanged, 15: 216–218p. 399→ Inventory

SIMPLEX MUNDITIIS, by Ben Jonson, 40: 290p. 399

Simplicianus, St. Augustine on, 7: 118p. 399

Simplicity, Confucius on, 44: 44 (l. 27); Goethe on, 19: 135; Jonson on, 40: 290; Kempis on, 7: 242; necessary to friendship, 9: 31; reward of, 6: 232; Whitman on, 39: 396p. 399→ Inventory

Simplicius, Commentary on the Enchiridion of Epictetus, 2: 318, 2: 321, 2: 337p. 399

Sims, and Dana, 23: 3p. 399

SIMSON, WILLIAM, EPISTLE TO, 6: 86–91p. 399

Simulation, Bacon on, 3: 17–19; of love, 48: 420; see Hypocrisyp. 399→ Inventory

Sin, Augustine, St., on, 7: 26–30, 7: 73, 7: 101–103; Berkeley on, 37: 258; Bun yan on living in, 15: 207; denouncing and abhorring, 15: 85; future punishment of, 7: 232–234; in gold and in rags, 46: 296; knowledge of, necessary to virtue, 3: 202; man not compelled to, 34: 278; Omar Khayyam on, 41: 955; Pascal on, 48: 221, 48: 326; Pascal on source of, 48: 336, 48: 340, 48: 352; problem of; retribution of; see Evil; see Retributionp. 399

Sin, in PARADISE LOST, at the gates of Hell, 4: 124–125; announces herself to Satan, 4: 127–128; opens gates, 4: 130; paves road to world, 4: 134; journeys to earth, 4: 296–301; arrives in Paradise, 4: 305–307p. 399→ Great Idea

Sinai, Mount, cause of sounds on, 29: 365; references to, 4: 12 (l. 17), 4: 347; 15: 24p. 399

Sincere, the shepherd, in PILGRIM'S PRO G RESS, 15: 123–126, 15: 293–294p. 399→ Inventory

Sincerity, Franklin on, 1: 56, 1: 79; in friendship, 5: 111–112p. 399→ Inventory

Sinclair, Sir John, at Otterburn, 35: 90–91p. 399

Sindibad, see E s - Sindibadp. 399

Sinfjodi, son of Sigmund, 49: 267–272, 49: 274–275, 49: 276–277p. 399

Singers, high reward of, 10: 109p. 399

Single Life, St. Paul on, 45: 500 (l. 32,34)p. 399

SINGLE LIFE AND MARRIAGE, ESSAY ON, 3: 21–22p. 399

Single Men, greatest, 3: 20p. 399

Sinking Funds, misapplication of, 10: 557p. 399

Sinnis, reference to, 26: 136p. 399

Sinon, betrays Troy, 13: 102–108; Chaucer on, 40: 45; in Dante ' s HELL, 20: 125–126p. 399

Sinope, water supply of, 9: 402–403p. 399

Sins, the Seven Deadly, in FAUSTUS, 19: 227–228p. 399

Sion, see Zionp. 400

Siracides, on beggary, 39: 93; on God, 39: 103–104; quoted, 39: 67p. 400

Sirens, the, 22: 163; Dante on the, 20: 221; Milton on the, 4: 68; Ulysses and the, 22: 166–167p. 400→ Inventory

Siret, the surgeon, 38: 50p. 400

Sirius, distance of, 30: 316; references to, 13: 133, 13: 330; worshipped by Arabs, 45: 899 n.p. 400

Sisera, and Jael, 4: 439; reference to, 44: 248 (l. 9)p. 400

Sismondi, and Manzoni, 21: 3p. 400

Sisters, and brothers, Browning on, 18: 383–384p. 400

SISTERS, THE TWA, 40: 54–56p. 400

Sisyphus, Homer on, 22: 159–160; Jonson on, 47: 579; Socrates on, 2: 29p. 400

Sitones, Tacitus on the, 33: 119p. 400

Siward, in MACBETH, in war against Mac beth, 46: 379, 46: 383, 46: 387, 46: 390, 46: 393p. 400

Siward, the younger, in MACBETH, 46: 390, 46: 393p. 400

Six NATIONS, TREATY WITH THE, 43: 229–232p. 400

Six SWANS, THE, 17: 132–137p. 400

Sixtus, Laurence and, 7: 248 (l. 2)p. 400

Sixtus the Fifth, erects statue of St. Paul, «> 307p. 400

Skadi, 49: 257p. 400

S k and a, 45: 832p. 400

S k and er beg, 47: 489 n.p. 400

Skeletons, at Egyptian banquets, 32: 16, 32: 19p. 400→ Inventory

Skelton, John, 39: 26; Milton on, 3: 203p. 400

Skene, and his wife, n 83p. 400

Skepticism, see Scepticismp. 400

SKETCH IN VERSE, 6: 338–339p. 400

Sketches, unfinished, why pleasing, 24: 65p. 400→ Inventory

Skill, Kant on imperatives of, 32: 326, 32: 327–328p. 400→ Inventory

Skill, Mr., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 232–235p. 400

Skin-changers, 49: 268 n.p. 400

SKINNER, CYRIACK, SONNETS TO, 4: 85p. 400

Skinner, John, Johnson on, 39: 187–188; TULLOCHGORUM, 41: 568–570p. 400

SKIPPER IRESON'S RIDE, 42: 1357–1360p. 400

Skrellings, the, 43: 13, 43: 15–17p. 400

Skunks, Darwin on, 29: 87p. 400

Sky, Kelvin on color of the, 30: 270–272; Omar Khayyam on the, 41: 954p. 400→ Inventory

SKYLARK, THE, by Hogg, 41: 767p. 400

SKYLARK, T o A, by Shelley, 41: 829–832p. 400

SKYLARK, TO THE, by Wordsworthp. 400

Slander, Pennon, 1: 337 (l. 145); proper attitude toward, 2: 176 (l. 169); Shakespeare on, 46: 170–171; superiority to, 2: 119 (l. 7); see Detractionp. 400

Slanderers, Sheridan on male, 18: 120p. 400→ Inventory

Slang, Jack, in SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, 18: 207, 18: 212p. 400

Slave Labor, compared with free, 10: 82; Woolman on, products of, 1: 286p. 400

Slave - making Ants, 11: 264–268p. 400

Slave Trade, in Treaty of Ghent, 43: 263; in Webster - Ashburton Treaty, 43: 280–281, 43: 287; Woolman on, 1: 241, 1: 242–243, 1: 296p. 400

Slavery, abolition of, in America, 28: 442–447; abolition of, in rebellious states, 43: 323–325; attempted justification of, 1: 203–205; congressional control of, 43: 185 (l. 1), 43: 191 (l. 5); Darwin on, 29: 502–503; Darwin on instances of, 29: 33–34; Emerson on, 42: 1263–1264; Epictetus on, 2: 131 (l. 41); among the Germans, 33: 106–107; m Greece and Rome, 3: 77; Homer on, 22: 236; impossible in state of nature, 34: 195; Lincoln on, 43: 424–425; Lincoln's attitude toward, 43: 313, 43: 319; Lowell on, 42: 1371; in Massachusetts, 43: 79; in New Jersey, 1: 178 n.; origin of, 34: 210; Pascal on, 48: 79 (l. 209); the peace of, 4: 116–117; production and, 1: 203; prohibited in U. S., 43: 196–197; Quakers and, 1: 168, 1: 206–209, 1: 212, 1: 225, 1: 228–229, 1: 251, 1: 272–273; in southern colonies, 1: 206–207; in the territories, 43: 318; Whittier on, 42: 1345–1347p. 400→ Great Idea

Slavery Contracts, illegal, 25: 299–300p. 400

SLAVE'S LAMENT, THE, 6: 437–438p. 400

Slavonic Race, Freeman on the, 28: 267p. 400

Slay-good, the giant, 15: 271–272p. 400→ Inventory

Sleep, Browne on, 3: 327–328; Burke on, 24: 118; of children, Locke on, 37: 21–23; Coleridge on, 41: 691; Goethe's Egmont on, 19: 332; of impostors, Shelley on, 18: 326; Milton on, 4: 37, 4: 59; Shakespeare on, 46: 341, 46: 362, 46: 422–423; Shelley on, 41: 833p. 400→ Inventory

SLEEP, THE, by E. B. Browning, 941-p. 400

SLEEP, TO, by Daniel, 40: 222p. 401

SLEEP, T o, by Keats, 41: 896p. 401

SLEEP, TO, by Sidney, 40: 213p. 401

SLEEP, TO, by Wordsworth, 41: 680p. 401

SLEEPING BEAUTY, by Rogers, 12: 582–583p. 401

Sleeping Beauty, story of, in LITTLE BRIAR-ROSE, 17: 137–140p. 401

Sleepy-head, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 217p. 401

Sleigh-bells, Poe on, 42: 1233p. 401

Sloane, Sir Hans, 1: 43p. 401

Sloane, Sir John, Museum of, 5: 333p. 401

Slocum, Gen., at Gettysburg, 43: 334, 43: 336, 43: 358, 43: 397; Haskell on, 43: 358p. 401

Sloth, the sin, in FAUSTUS, 19: 228p. 401→ Inventory

Sloth, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 42; hanged, 15: 216–218p. 401→ Inventory

Slothfulness, ECCLESIASTES on, 44: 347 (l. 18)p. 401→ Inventory

Slough of Despond, 15: 18–20, 15: 190–191p. 401

Slow-pace, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 217p. 401

Slow - worm, Harrison on the, 35: 345–346p. 401→ Inventory

Sluggishness, in children, 37: 107–110; lines on, 39: 294–295p. 401

Smallness, as source of beauty, 92-3 ' I 25 ' 7p. 401

Small-pox, chicken-pox and, 38: 173; cow-pox and, 38: 147–154, 38: 160–161, 38: 172, 38: 174, 38: 178, 38: 186 n., 38: 187, 38: 193, 38: 196–199, 38: 200–201, 38: 202–203, 38: 204, 38: 206 n., 38: 209, 38: 210, 38: 212–215, 38: 216, 38: 219–220; heel-disease of horses and, 38: 154–155, 38: 197–198; inoculated, 38: 169, 38: 192–193; mortality from, 38: 226; prop agated by contagion, 38: 226; cases of re turn of, 38: 193–195, 38: 218–219; scrofula and, 38: 219; source of, 38: 145, 38: 163–164; spurious, 38: 175–178; treatment of, 38: 190, 38: 214; varieties of, 38: 164, 38: 189p. 401→ Inventory

SMALLPOX, VACCINATION AGAINST, 38: 145–220p. 401

Smart, Christopher, SONG TO DAVID, 12: 484–498p. 401

SMELLIE, WILLIAM: A SKETCH, 6: 255p. 401

Smells, beauty in, 24: 101; Berkeley on, 37: 199–200, 37: 206; as sources of the sublime, 24: 71–73p. 401→ Inventory

Smiles, of villainy, 46: 117p. 401

Smith, Adam, life and works, 10: 3–4; Mazzini on, 32: 380; Mill on, 25: 23; WEALTH OF NATIONS; Words worth on, 39: 321 n.p. 401

Smith, Alexander, BARBARA, 42: 1146–1147p. 401

Smith, Dr., Andrew on African animals, 29: 92–93p. 401

Smith, F., on ants, 11: 264, 11: 281p. 401

Smith, Rev. George, Burns on, 6: 99p. 401

Smith, Gold w in, on Jamaica Committee, 25: 183 n.p. 401

SMITH, JAMES, EPITAPH ON, 6: 120–121; EPISTLE TO, 6: 167–171p. 401

Smith, John, with Drake, 33: 190p. 401

Smith, John, the Quaker, 1: 272p. 401

Smith, Captain John, his books, 2: 318–319p. 401

Smith, Sydney, FALLACIES OF ANTI-REFORMERS, 27: 225–251; life and works, 27: 224; quoted, 5: 415p. 401

Smith, Sir Thomas, on the English, 35: 363p. 401

Smooth - man, Mr., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 102p. 401

Smoothness, as cause of beauty, 24: 93, 24: 99, 24: 120–124p. 401→ Inventory

Smugglers, Smith on, 10: 538–539p. 401→ Inventory

Smyrdis, prophecy of, 48: 248p. 401

Snails, Harvey on, 38: 86; the heart in, 38: 130p. 401

Snake, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, with Lady Sneerwell, 18: 115–117; suspected of treason, 18: 119; detected in forgery, 18: 142; employed by Lady Sneerwell in plot, 18: 188; confesses, 18: 193–194p. 401→ Inventory

Snakes, Buddhist ideas of, 45: 708–709; Darwin on, 11: 202–203; South American, 29: 103p. 401→ Inventory

Sneerwell, Lady, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, conversation with Snake, 18: 115–117; with Joseph Surface, 18: 118–119; on slander, 18: 120; plots against Maria, 18: 126; in gossip with friends, 18: 132–136; at Lady Teazle's after the scandal, 18: 181–183; with Joseph Surface, 18: 188–189; accuses Charles, 18: 192–193p. 401

Sneezing, Pascal on, 48: 62 (l. 160)p. 401→ Inventory

Snorri, son of Karlsefni, 43: 15, 43: 20p. 401

Snow, Darwin on red, 29: 326–327; effect of, on rocks, 29: 322–323; height of perpetual, 29: 249; structure of frozen, 29: 328 n.; transformation of, to ice, 30: 234–235, 30: 240p. 401→ Inventory

Snowdon, Ruskin on, 28: 155p. 401

Snow-line, Helmholtz on the, 30: 213–214p. 401→ Inventory

SNOW-WHITE AND ROSE-RED, 17: 213–218p. 401

SNOW-WHITE, LITTLE, 17: 146–154p. 401

So OFT AS I HER BEAUTY DO BEHOLD, 40: 250p. 401

Soap-bubbles, experiments with, 30: 41, 30: 51–52p. 401→ Inventory

Soaring, of birds, Darwin on, 29: 190–191p. 402→ Inventory

Sociability, Hobbes onp. 402

Socialism, Austin on, 25: 112; of early Christians, 44: 427 (l. 44-5), 44: 431 (l. 32-6); Emerson on, 5: 259–260; Lowell on, 28: 469–470; Mill on, 25: 143–145; of Moravians, 1: 143–144; More on, 36: 167, 36: 168–169, 36: 186, 36: 189–190, 36: 236, 36: 238, 36: 239, 36: 240; Morris on, 42: 1195–1197; St. Simonian, 25: 105; Woolman on, 1: 158p. 402→ Inventory

Society, aimlessness of, 5: 234; Bacon on aversion to, 3: 65–66; Burke on civil, 24: 197–198; Carlyle on, 25: 327–330; Carlyle on modern, 25: 334–346; as a contract, Burke on, 24: 232–233; desires that dispose to, 34: 370–371; Emerson on the state of, 5: 6, 5: 75; the end of man, 2: 227–228 (l. 16), 2: 230 (l. 30), 2: 234 (l. 14); founded on mutual deceit, 48: 45; frivolousness of, 5: 189; good, defined, 5: 200–201; the individual and, 25: 203–209, 25: 270–289, 25: 290–291; individuality and, 5: 62; interests of, in relation to landlords, wage-earners, and capitalists, 10: 208–211; man in relation to, 40: 422–430; Mill on so-called, 25: 141–142; Mill on tyranny of, 25: 198–202; natural and ideal, 32: 213–217; necessary to man, 9: 38; never advances, 5: 80; Pascal on, 48: 79 (l. 211); Pascal on ties of, 48: 107 (l. 304); passions which belong to, 24: 36–46; passions that incline to, 34: 391; a perpetual disappointmen t, 5: 109; rights and duties of man in, 34: 392–394, 34: 401–413; Rousseau on origin of, 34: 166, 34: 185–186, 34: 198–220; Rous seau on spirit of, 34: 226–228; Rousseau on state of, 34: 257; state of, effect on profits, 10: 90, 10: 96–97; statf of, effect on wages, 10: 71–72, 10: 82–83; state of, in relation to its poetry, 39: 339–353; worst, is some relief, 19: 68p. 402→ Inventory

SOCIETY, A PROSPECT OF, 41: 520–531p. 402

Sociology, Huxley on study of, 28: 223p. 402→ Inventory

Socinians, Voltaire on the, 34: 83–84p. 402

SOCRATES, APOLOGY OF, 2: 5–30p. 402

Socrates, on absolutes, 2: 96–97; Alcibiades and, 12: 106, 12: 108–109; 46: 28; Aristophanes on, 8: 486; 2: 7; Aspasia and, 12: 60; Browne on, 3: 279; calmness of, 2: 139–140 (l. 64), 2: 149 (l. 85); on causes, 2: 90–96; charges against, 2: 3, 2: 6, 2: 7, 2: 12; Cicero on, 9: 11, 9: 12, 9: 13–14; the cook and, 39: 356; as corrupter of youth, 2: 22; Dandini on, 5: 268; in Dante's Limbo, 20: 20; on death, 2: 17–18, 2: 25, 2: 27, 2: 29, 2: 50–59, 2: 62; on death and the Thirty, 32: 22; death of, why delayed, 2: 45–46; de formity of, 3: 108; demands reward for his services, 2: 25; on discontents, 2: 294 (l. 39); divinities revealed through works, 2: 331; dress of, 2: 293 (l. 28); on duty, 2: 165 (l. 132); idea of earth, 2: 104–109; eloquence of, 2: 5; Emerson on, 5: 66, 5: 127, 5: 141, 5: 203; Epictetus on, 2: 124 (l. 21), 2: 127 (l. 32), 2: 134 (l. 52), 2: 150 (l. 91), 2: 154 (l. 99); on essential opposites, 2: 97–100; Euripides and, 8: 302; on doing evil, 2: 37–38; on God, 2: 126 (l. 28); on forgiveness, 2: 339; hatred against, its origin, 2: 3, 2: 6, 2: 9, 2: 12; on the hereafter, 2: 103–104, 2: 108–110; on hospitality, 2: 179 (l. 181); Hugo on, 39: 343; Hume on death of, 37: 393; as example of humility, 1: 80; on immortality, 2: 58–62, 2: 67–73, 2: 84–103; on incantations, 5: 176; inward voice of, 2: 20; on knowledge as recollection, 2: 62–67; last hours of, 2: 46–113; life and philosophy, 2: 3–4; the lyre of, 9: 54; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 198, 2: 206 (l. 3), 2: 208 (l. 6), 2: 251–252 (l. 66), 2: 254 (l. 3), 2: 343; Meletus and, 2: 11–16; Mill on, 25: 34; Mill on condemnation of, 25: 218–219; Milton on, 4: 386, 4: 402; on misology, 2: 82–83; mission of, 2: 157 (l. 108); on his mission, 2: 20–21, 2: 24–25; Myrto and, 12: 105; early studies in natural science, 2: 90; on obedience to laws, 2: 39–41; ostentation of, 3: 128; Pascal on, 48: 268 (l. 769), 48: 332; Penn on, 1: 343 (l. 227); Perdiccas and, 2: 293 (l. 25); on pleasure and pain, 2: 48; on his pleasure, 2: 172 (l. 153); as a poet, 2: 48–49; 27: 39; Pope on, 40: 436; in prison, 2: 180 (l. 185); prophesy on accusers, 2: 27–28; as public officer, 2: 20–21; on public opinion, 2: 35–37, 2: 292 (l. 23); on his readiness for trial, 2: 133 (l. 48); refuses to beg mercy, 2: 22–24, 2: 26–28; refuses to escape, 2: 37–43; refuses to be silent, 2: 26–27; religion of, 2: 14–16, 2: 24; Rousseau on, 34: 301–302; against Sicilian expedition, 12: 121; sons of, 2: 23, 2: 30, 2: 33–34, 2: 43; on the soul, 34: 103; on suicide, 2: 49–50; method of teaching, 32: 36; teachings of, 2: 3, 2: 17–18; 28: 86; virtue's chief favorite, 32: 52; vision of, 2: 32; wealth of, 12: 79; wisdom of, 2: 8–10, 2: 17; on women, 39: 10–12; world-citizenship of, 2: 121–122 (l. 15); 32: 45p. 402

Socrates, the historian, 3: 199p. 403

Socratic Method, Franklin and the, 1: 17–18, 1: 35–36; Mill on the, 25: 19, 25: 238–239p. 403

Soderini, Francesco, 31: 174, 31: 177p. 403

Soderini, Piero, 31: 12 n.; Vespucci's letter to, 43: 28p. 403

Sodom, Browne on, 3: 272; Bunyan on, 15: 113; Milton on wickedness of, 4: 100; Mohammed on, 45: 891 n., 45: 899 n.p. 403→ Inventory

SODCER, I'LL GO AND BE A, 6: 36p. 403

Soest, in EGMONT, 19: 253–259, 19: 316p. 403

Sofala, Milton on, 4: 329p. 403

Softness, beauty in, 24: 99p. 403

Sogd, hospitality of, 5: 125–126p. 403

Sogdiana, mentioned, 4: 391p. 403

Soger, term applied to sailors, 23: 123 n.p. 403

Sogliani, Giovanbattista, 31: 28p. 403

Soirees, Carlyle on, 25: 393–394p. 403→ Inventory

Solace, God the true, 7: 277–278p. 403→ Inventory

Solamona, king of Atlantis, 3: 160p. 403

Solar Spectrum, 30: 261p. 403

Solar System, motion of the, 30: 312p. 403

Soldanieri, Gianni, 20: 134 n.p. 403

Soldiers, ambition of, 3: 93–94; love of, 3: 28; Machiavelli on different kinds of, 36: 40–48; marriage of, 3: 21; M as - singer on qualities of, 47: 869–870; pay of, why low, in; quartering of, in United States, 43: 194 (l. 3); students compared with, by Don Quixote, 14: 374–379p. 403→ Inventory

SOLDIER'S DREAM, 41: 770–771p. 403

SOLDIER'S FORTUNE, THE, 26: 299–375p. 403

SOLDIER'S RETURN, THE, 6: 457–459p. 403

Soldiers' Song, in FAUST, 19: 42–43p. 403

Soldiers' Song, from JOLLY BEGGARS, 6: 123p. 403

SOLEMN LEAGUE AND COVENANT, 6: 512p. 403

SOLEMN MUSIC, AT A, 4: 40p. 403

Solicitation, liberty of, 25: 294–297p. 403→ Inventory

Solidification, heat evolved in, 30: 39–40p. 403→ Inventory

Solidity, Berkeley on, 37: 210p. 403→ Inventory

Solinus, Milton on, 3: 241 n.p. 403

Solis D an, to Don Quixote, 14: 12–13p. 403

SOLITARY REAPER, THE, 41: 654–655p. 403

SOLITUDE, by Pope, 40: 405–406p. 403

Solitude, Bacon on real, 3: 65–66; Burke on, 24: 39; contrary to human na ture, 9: 38; delight in, 3: 65–66; im possible, 3: 324; Kempis on, 7: 224–226; Marvell on, 40: 377, 40: 379; Milton on, 4: 35–36, 4: 37, 4: 252, 4: 266; Pascal on, 48: 53; Pennon, 1: 319; Selkirk on, 12: 535–536; terror in idea of, 24: 60–61p. 403→ Inventory

Solomon, Arabian idea of power of, 16: 296–298; in the Arthurian Legends, 35: 187–190; Browne on salvation of, 3: 308; Bunyan on, 15: 106; Burns on loves of, 6: 48; Burns on Proverbs of, 6: 144; in story of CITY OF BRASS, 16: 306–310; Cowley on, 27: 61; Dante on, 20: 328, 20: 21; Dante on salvation of, 20: 343 n.; Dante on wisdom of, 20: 342; as author of ECCLESIASTES, 44: 334; on fools, 36: 156; the genii and, 16: 26 n.; the harlots and, 43: 93–94; idolatry of, iv> 99> 376; Kempis on, 7: 336 (l. 4); his largeness of heart, 39: 80; lost book of, 3: 276 (l. 24); magic palace of, 42: 1100; on mercy, 43: 95; Milton on, 4: 271, 4: 350; mines of, 35: 321; Pascal on, 48: 65 (l. 174), 48: 217 (l. 651), 48: 268 (l. 769); Psalms attributed to, 44: 144, 44: 231–232, 44: 310–311; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 130; Sidney on Songs of, 27: 11; temple of, 4: 98; 44: 438 (l. 47); versified, 6: 183–184; on violence, 39: 94; on wisdom and riches, 39: 90; wives of, 4: 376–377; 15: 260; works of, in New Atlantis, 3: 161p. 403

Solomon's House, in New Atlantis, 3: 153, 3: 161–162, 3: 171–181; comment on, 3: 144; a father of, 3: 170–171p. 403

Solon, Crcesus and, 3: 74; on custom, 37: 27; epitaph of, 9: 71; on happiness, 32: 5, 32: 6; old age of, 9: 54; Pisistratus and, 9: 71; on reward and punishment, 9: 177; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 130; Sidney on, 27: 7p. 403→ Inventory

Solosmeo, Antonio, 31: 134 n.p. 404

SOMEBODY, FOR THE SAKE OF, 6: 510p. 404

Somerby, George, 23: 402p. 404

Somers, Lord, 24: 158; Addison and, 27: 158; on PARADISE LOST, 39: 321 n.p. 404

Somerset, Duke of, on colleges, 35: 383p. 404

Somerset, Earl of, and Dr. Donne, 34 °p. 404

Son of the Vine, in New Atlantis, 3: 164, 3: 165p. 404

Soncino, Raimondo di, despatches of, 43: 46–48p. 404

SONG, by Blake, 41: 591–592p. 404

SONG, by Donne, 40: 307p. 404

SONG, by C. G. Rossetti, 42: 1181p. 404

SONG, by Sidney, 210 - np. 404

SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 93–195p. 404

Songs, Milton on, 4: 33, 4: 35, 4: 40, 4: 122p. 404

SONNET, THE, by Wordsworth, 41: 681p. 404

Sonnets, Pascal on false, 48: 18; Taine on study of, 39: 411–412; Words worth on, 39: 299p. 404→ Inventory

SONNETS FROM THE PORTUGUESE, 41: 923–941p. 404

Sons, Y u - tzu on duties of, 44: 5 (l. 2); Confucius on duty of, 6 ( n), 44: 7 (l. 5,6,7,8), 44: 14 (l. 20), 44: 43 (l. 18)p. 404→ Inventory

Soothfastness, 45: 853–854, 45: 863, 45: 864, 45: 869p. 404

Sopater of Bercea, 44: 467 (l. 4)p. 404

Sophia, Princess, title of, 24: 163p. 404

Sophists, the, 12: 6p. 404

Sophocles, the Ægxan and, 42: 1138; Æschylus and, 8: 462; ANTIGONE, 255 ' 99 ! Aristophanes on, 8: 441, 8: 486; Carlyle on tragedies of, 25: 366; Hugo on, 39: 347; life and works, 8: 208; Milton on, 4: 413; CEDIPUS THE KING, 8: 209–254; old age of, 9: 53; Pericles and, 12: 43; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 131p. 404

Sophocles, duke of Athens, 5: 121p. 404

Sophronius, and Basil, 28: 60p. 404

Sorcery, Pascal on, 48: 282–283p. 404→ Inventory

Sordello, in Dante ' s PURGATORY, 20: 168p. 404

Sorli, son of Gudrun, 49: 353, 49: 357, 49: 418, 49: 426, 49: 428, 49: 429–430p. 404

SORROW, LEVANA AND OUR LADIES OF, 27: 321–325p. 404

Sorrow ( s), Augustine, St., 7: 50; better than laughter, 44: 342 (l. 3); come in battalions, 46: 178; folly of, 2: 123 (l. 19); godly and worldly, 45: 524 (l. 10); joy and, 19: 126; knowledge is, 18: 407; Pascal on, 48: 371–372; past and future, 47: 804; pleasure of, 27: 352; Pliny on feeling and bearing, 9: 325–326; Raleigh on two sorts of, 39: 97; tears and, 27: 285p. 404

Sorrows of Wert her, Goethe's, 19: 5; Carlyle on, 25: 339p. 404

Sosicles, the Pedian, 12: 18p. 404

Sosthenes, 44: 463 (l. 17); 45: 491p. 404

Sot, fable of the, 5: 68p. 404→ Inventory

Sotthiya, the grass-cutter, 45: 616p. 404

Soul, ancient ideas of the, 34: 102–104; Arabian belief of the, 3: 258 (l. 7); Augustine, St., on the, 7: 58; M. Aurelius Antoninus on, 2: 331–332; Berkeley on the, 37: 252–255; body and, Buddha on, 45: 647–652, 45: 662–663; body and, Epictetus on, 2: 178 (l. 178), 2: 120 (l. 10); body and, Hume on, 339> 343-4; body and, Marcus A ure lius on, 2: 199 (l. 2), 2: 206 (l. 3), 2: 211 (l. 16), 2: 211 (l. 3), 2: 237 (l. 29); Cicero on the, 9: 72; creation and transmission of the, 3: 287–290; Dante on the, 20: 248; Descartes on creation of the, 34: 47–48; Descartes on existence of the, 29> 32> 38; Emerson on the, 5: 9, 5: 135; Emerson on laws of the, 5: 26; Epictetus on care of the, 2: 139 (l. 64); as a harmony of the body, 2: 78–79, 2: 85–89; im mortality of the; Hindu doctrine of the, 45: 792, 45: 849, 45: 853; Locke on the, 34: 104–105; Lowell on the, 42: 1387; Montaigne on the, 48: 391–392; nature and, 5: 8; Omar Khayyam on the, 41: 953; Pascal on the, 48: 82 (l. 230), 48: 83 (l. 233); Pascal on immateriality of the, 48: 118 (l. 349); Plato's two horses of the, 12: 349 n.; pre-existence of the; Prior on the, 40: 398 (l. 269); progressiveness of the, 5: 72; Raleigh on the, 39: 101; reality of the, 5: 99–100; relations of the, to the divine spirit, 5: 71; Rousseau on the, 34: 257–259, 34: 263–264; Shakespeare on the, 40: 281 (l. 136); spherical form of the, 2: 288 (l. 12); strength of, Diogenes on, 2: 138 (l. 62); transmigration of; Voltaire on the, 34: 105–107; Whitman on the; see Immortality; see Pre-existence; see Transmigrationp. 404→ Great Idea

Soul-sides, the two, 42: 1099p. 405→ Inventory

Soul of the World, see Over-soulp. 405

Sound, More on pleasures of, 36: 203–204; as source of the sublime, 24: 69–71; velocity of, 30: 253–254; vibrations of, compared with light, 30: 256–258, 30: 262–263; wave theory of, 30: 251–255p. 405→ Inventory

Sounds, beauty in, 24: 100–101; Berkeley on, 37: 200–202, 37: 206–207, 37: 265; Burke on intermitting, 24: 70–71; repetition of, cause of sublimity in, 24: 112p. 405→ Inventory

South, Tennyson on the, 42: 974–975p. 405→ Inventory

South America, Darwin on, 29: 21–375; Drake in, 33: 203–212; geology of west coast, 11: 328–329; species of, 11: 399, 11: 401–402; zoology of, compared with North, 29: 136–137; zoology, changes in, 29: 178–180p. 405

South American Republics, Monroe on, 43: 278–279p. 405

South Shetland Islands, vegetation of, 29: 253p. 405

South Wind, Kingsley on the, 42: 1063p. 405

Southampton, tides at, 30: 275p. 405

Southern Cross, Dana on the, 23: 30; Darwin on the, 29: 507p. 405

Southern Hemisphere, climate and pro ductions of, 29: 253–256; leaving in, 29: 437p. 405

Southern, Henry, 25: 62, 25: 83p. 405

Southey, Robert, POEMS by, 41: 732–735; on romance-poetry, 28: 75–76p. 405

Southwell, Sir Richard, 36: 126, 36: 129p. 405

Southwell, Robert, THE BURNING BABE, 40: 218–219p. 405

Sovereignty, Hobbes on rights of, 34: 397; Vane on popular, 43: 129–131p. 405→ Inventory

Sower, parable of the, 44: 374 (l. 4-15)p. 405→ Inventory

Space, abolished by the soul, 5: 136; Aristotle on, 5: 175; Hume on idea of, 37: 412–413; Pascal on, 48: 78 (l. 206), 48: 428–430; Pascal on infinite di visibility of, 48: 430–437p. 405→ Great Idea

Spain, Bacon on empire of, 3: 77; Freeman on, 28: 258–259; Goethe on, 19: 91; Monroe on affairs of, 43: 277, 43: 279; in New World, 10: 401–404; Raleigh on kings of, 39: 84–89; Raleigh on wealth of, 33: 307–309, 33: 318–320; under Roman dominion, 36: 17; Taine on history of, 39: 425; taxes on precious metals in, 10: 380–382; TREATY OF U. S. WITH (1819), 43: 268–279; TREATY OF U. S. with (1898), 43: 442–449p. 405

Span gen berg, Bishop, 1: 139p. 405

Spaniards, Pare 1 on cruelty of, 38: 32, 38: 37; slowness of, 3: 63; wisdom of, 3: 64p. 405

Spaniels, Harrison on, 35: 350, 35: 351–352p. 405→ Inventory

Spanish Armada, Drake and the, 33: 122; Macaulay on the, 41: 915–916; prophesied, 3: 92; Providence in de feat of, 3: 269p. 405

Spanish Infantry, Machiavelli onp. 405

Spanish Language, Sidney on, 27: 50p. 405

Spanish Literature, Taine on, 39: 436p. 405

Spanish Student, Serenade from the, 42: 1273p. 405

Spanish War, Treaty ending, 43: 442–449p. 405

Sparhawk, Harrison on the, 35: 338–339p. 405

Sparks, Jared, ordination of, 28: 308p. 405

Sparrow, Francis, 33: 366, 33: 367p. 405

Sparta, age honored at, 9: 68; boys in, 3: 98; Dante on, 20: 169–170; Descartes on pre-eminence of, 34: 13; educa tion in, 3: 244; elders of, 9: 52; reason of freedom of, 36: 41–42; iron money of, 10: 29; a military state, 3: 78; military spirit of, 27: 374; Milto n on, 3: 194; policy of, toward Athens and Thebes, 36: 18; precious metals in, 10: 318; Rousseau on laws of, 34: 222; warriors most honored in, 33: 83p. 405

Spartans, Bacon on the, 3: 76–77; E me r son on the, 5: 50; lyrics among the, 27: 28; respect for seniority, 33: 41; Taine on the, 39: 421; see Lacedemoniansp. 405

Spay, defined, 35: 343p. 405

Speaking, Locke on good, 37: 160–161; Manzoni on thinking before, 21: 517; Pascal on, 48: 22 (l. 47)p. 405→ Inventory

Species, aberrant, 11: 448–449; allied, struggle with each other, 11: 84; ancient and modern compared in organization, 11: 368–372; resemblance of ancient and mod ern, 11: 372–374; centres of creation of, 11: 383–386; connected by extinct links, 11: 362–366; why distinct, 11: 319–320; doubtful, 11: 58–64; duration of, 11: 332–333; geographical distribution of, 11: 378–430; groups of, appearance and disappearance, 11: 352–353; intercrossing between, 11: 105–106, 11: 109; of large genera, vary most frequently, 11: 66–68; of large genera, resemble each other, 11: 68–69, 11: 350, 11: 351–352; Lyell on changes of, 38: 403–405, 38: 409, 38: 412–413; Lyell on extinction of, 38: 403, 38: 405, 38: 409; meaning of, 11: 54; new, appear gradually, 11: 349, 11: 350; favorable conditions for production of new, 11: 107–113; production of new, in New Atlantis, 3: 174; number of, limits to, 11: 133–135; origin of, progress of opinion on, 11: 9–22; past, present, and future, 11: 128; evidence of their being permanent varieties, 11: 67, 11: 68–69, 11: 156, 11: 315; Rousseau on immutability of, 34: 253; simultaneous changes of, 11: 357–362; special creation of, objections to doctrine, 11: 67, 11: 102–103, 11: 136, 11: 143, 11: 144, 11: 154, 11: 157, 11: 160, 11: 166, 11: 180, 11: 192, 11: 196, 11: 247–250, 11: 315, 11: 399, 11: 414, 11: 417, 11: 418, 11: 419, 11: 427, 11: 453–454, 11: 455, 11: 472–473, 11: 489, 11: 491, 11: 492, 11: 494, 11: 495, 11: 496–497, 11: 499–500; sterility between, 11: 39, 11: 285–305; sterility does not determine, 11: 287, 11: 307–308; succession of, in geological record, 11: 349–377; sud den appearance of, in geological record, 11: 340–343; varieties compared with, 11: 308–309, 11: 311, 11: 334–335; how varieties become, 11: 115–124; why well defined without intermediate forms, 11: 170–175; wide - ranging, vary most, 11: 65–66; in wide - ranging gen era, 11: 425–426p. 405→ Inventory

SPECIES, ORIGIN OF, DARWIN'Sp. 406

Specific Characters, more variable than generic, 11: 156–159p. 406

Speciousness, beauty contrasted with, 24: 98p. 406

Spectator, The, 27: 162, 27: 163–165, 27: 82; Franklin ' s use of the, 1: 16; selections from the, 27: 73–80, 27: 83–87p. 406

SPECTATOR CLUB, Steele's, 27: 83–87p. 406

Spectrum, the diffraction, 30: 267–268; Faraday on the, 30: 33; the prismatic, 30: 261; solar, 30: 261; Voltaire on the, 34: 122p. 406→ Inventory

Speculation (financial), in Elizabethan England, 35: 245–248; profits of, 10: 115–116p. 406

Speculation (philosophical), Bacon on, 3: 89–90; Browne on, 3: 264; Buddha on useless, 45: 647–652; Carlyle on, 25: 340–342, 25: 353; Hume on, 37: 417–418; Kempis on, 7: 207 (l. 1), 7: 262 (l. 4); Lessing on religious, 32: 202; Milto n on, 4: 245; Rousseau on, 34: 242, 34: 243, 34: 254; Scepticism and, 37: 319; Adam Smith on, 10: 15; Sydney Smith on, 27: 247–248p. 406

Speculative Men, Goethe on, 19: 75p. 406

Spcdding, J., editor of Baconp. 406

Speech, Bacon on, 3: 106; Burke on, 24: 51–54, 24: 150; Carlyle on, 25: 376–379, 25: 397; Coleridge on, 27: 257; Confucius on, 44: 45 (l. 4), 44: 47 (l. 21), 44: 56 (l. 6); Epictetus on, 2: 146–147 (l. 81), 2: 175 (l. 164), 2: 183 (l. 5,6); Franklin on, 1: 18–19, 1: 79; Hobbes on, 34: 322–330; liberty of, Mill on, 25: 206, 25: 210–249, 25: 250; liberty of in U. S., 43: 194 (l. 1); Marcus Aurelius's rule of, 2: 258 (l. 30), 2: 297 (l. 17); Montaigne on, 32: 63–65; Pascal on freedom of, 48: 314–315; Penn ' s rules of, 1: 335–336, 1: 383; Quaker idea of, 1: 184, 1: 227; re ligiousness of, 45: 864; rules of, 7: 213; Sidney on, 27: 31; Themistocles on, 3: 69p. 406→ Inventory

Speght, editor of Chaucer, 39: 163 n.p. 406

Spelling, learned by play, 37: 130p. 406→ Inventory

Spence, Dr., 1: 146; apparatus purchased by Franklin, 1: 114p. 406

Spence, William, on Blacklock, 24: 133–134; on England, 5: 391p. 406

SPENCE, SIR PATRICK: a ballad, 40: 74–76; Coleridge on, 41: 728p. 406

Spencer, Earl of Kent, 39: 73p. 406

Spencer, Herbert, on beginning of organization, 11: 132; idea of evolution and, 11: 6; on origin of species, 11: 15; on principle of life, 11: 304–305; inventor of term "Survival of Fittest, " 72p. 406

Spencer, the elder, in EDWARD THE SECOND, 46: 48, 46: 52–53, 46: 63–64p. 406→ Inventory

Spencer, the younger, in EDWARD THE SECOND, 46: 29–31; presented to king, 46: 39; advice to king, 46: 47–48; on Gaveston's death, 46: 50; adopted by king, 46: 51, 46: 52; in the battle, 46: 53; sends Levune to France, 46: 55; with Edward after battle, 46: 59–60; in Edward ' s flight, 46: 62, 46: 64; in the abbey, 46: 65; captured, 46: 67–68p. 406→ Inventory

Spenser, Edmund, Arnold on, 28: 77; Burke on Belphebe of, 24: 136; creed of, 5: 437; A DITTY, 40: 245; Dryden on, 13: 13, 13: 26, 13: 54, 13: 55, 13: 57, 13: 62, 13: 63; Emerson on, 5: 144, 5: 433; EPITHALA- MION, 40: 234–245; Hazlitt on, 27: 272; heroes and heroines of, 28: 142; Johnson on, 39: 232; language of, 39: 196; life and works, 39: 61 n.; James Mill on, 25: 16; Milton on, 3: 202; PERIGOT, 40: 247; PREFATORY LETTER ON FAERIE QUEENE, 39: 61–65; Prince Arthur of, 13: 19; PROTHALAMION, 40: 229–234; Shelley on, 27: 338; SONNETS, 40: 249–252; Thoreau on, 28: 413; Wordsworth on, 39: 306, 39: 317; Wordsworth on sonnets of, 41: 681p. 406

Spensippus, death of, 32: 14; schoolhouse of, 32: 56p. 407

Spermatozoa, nature of, 38: 342p. 407→ Inventory

Sphinx, ( Edip us and the, iv, 409p. 407

Spices, Locke on use of, 37: 16p. 407→ Inventory

Spider, parable of the, 15: 203–204p. 407→ Inventory

Spiders, aeronautic, 29: 164–166; Browne on, 3: 266 (l. 15); in Brazil, 29: 44–46; flies and, Harrison on, 35: 348; Pope on instinct of, 40: 425p. 407→ Inventory

SPINNERS, THE THREE, 17: 74–76p. 407

Spinola, Ambrogio, 21: 468, 21: 504, 21: 518p. 407

Spinoza, Berkeley on, 37: 233; E me r son on, 5: 143; Hobbes and, 34: 308p. 407

Spinther, Lentulus, death of, 12: 319p. 407

Spiridion, Calvin on, 39: 36 n.p. 407

Spirit, superior to intellect, 5: 190p. 407

Spirit of the Times, Goethe on, 19: 31p. 407

SPIRIT, THE, IN THE BOTTLE, 17: 182–185p. 407

Spirits, Browne on, 3: 281–285; Hobbes on possession by, 34: 355–358; of the impure, 2: 73–74; Locke on, 37: 116–118, 37: 163–164; Milton on, 4: 98–99, 4: 171–172, 4: 192–193, 4: 212–213; terror of, 4: 50p. 407→ Inventory

Spiritual, true meaning of, 5: 281p. 407→ Inventory

Spiritual Delights, Kempis on, 250 < op. 407

Spiritual Enlightenment, prayer for, 7: 287–288p. 407

Spiritual Estate, Luther on the, 36: 265–270p. 407

Spiritual Gifts, St. Paul on, 506 (1 -30p. 407

Spiritual Knowledge, Channing on, 28: 329–330p. 407

Spiritual Life, admonitions profitable for the, 7: 205–237p. 407

Spiritual Progress, Kempis on, 7: 213–215p. 407

Spiritualism, in Utopia, 36: 229p. 407

Spite, repaid by spite, 4: 265p. 407

Spleen, Harvey on the, 38: 128–129p. 407

Splendor, Goldsmith on, happiness and, 5X5-I7p. 407

Sponges, no heart in, 38: 129p. 407

Spontaneity, Emerson on, 5: 10, 5: 69p. 407→ Inventory

Spontaneous Generation, F r ^ my on, 38: 353; Lamarck on, 11: 10, 11: 130; Pasteur on, 38: 337, 38: 364p. 407

Spontaneous Impressions, Emerson on, 5: 10p. 407

Spontaneous Variation, Darwin on, 11: 213; instances of, 11: 211–213p. 407

Sportfulness, of heroism, 5: 127p. 407

Sporting Plants, 11: 26p. 407

Spotswood, Col., 1: 98p. 407

Sprengel, on flowers, 11: 149; on her m aphrodite s, 11: 103; on fertilization, 11: 104–105p. 407

Spring, Burke on pleasantness of, 24: 65; Campbell on, 41: 771–772; Collins on evenings in, 41: 480; Goethe on, 19: 43–44; Milton on, 4: 71; Shelley on the, 41: 834; Shakespeare on, 40: 263; Tennyson on the, 42: 979; Swinburne on, 42: 1199–1201p. 407→ Inventory

SPRING, by N as he, 40: 261p. 407

SPRING, by Shakespeare, 40: 264–265p. 407

SPRING, EARLY, by Wordsworth, 41: 643–644p. 407

SPRING, ODE ON, by Gray, 40: 452–453p. 407

SPRING, SONG COMPOSED IN, by Burns, 6: 192–193p. 407

SPRING, TO, by Blake, 12: 584p. 407

SPRING'S WELCOME, 40: 209p. 407

Springs, as motive force, 30: 188p. 407→ Inventory

Spruceness, Pascal on, no (316)p. 407

Spur-kites, 33: 155p. 407

Spurinna, Cottius, Pliny on, 9: 217p. 407

Spurinna, Vestricius, Pliny on, 9: 216–217, 9: 229–230; letters to, 9: 238, 9: 274p. 407

Squinter not to, bravo in THE BETROTHED, 21: 320p. 407

Squire, Chaucer ' s, 40: 13–14p. 407

Squirrels, flying, origin of, 11: 176p. 407→ Inventory

Srubdaire, the giant, 49: 239p. 407

Ssu-ma Niu, 44: 37 (l. 3,4,5)p. 407

STABAT MATER, 45: 553–555p. 407

Stael, M me. de, on English poets, 39: 328p. 407

Stafford, Edward, 3rd Duke of Bucking ham, (of earlier creation), (1478 -1521), 35: 381p. 407

Stafford, Humphrey, 1st Duke of Buck in g ham, (earlier creation), (1402-1460), 39: 74, 39: 75–76p. 407

Stafford, Lord, at Crecy, 35: 24, 35: 33p. 407

Stag, defined, 35: 343; fable of thep. 407

Stagirite, reference to the, 20: 154p. 407

Staig, Jessie, lines on, 6: 498p. 407

Stamford, university of, 35: 371p. 407

Stamp Act, 147 headnote, 43: 148; Franklin on the, 1: 4, 1: 165p. 407

Stamp-duties, 10: 505–511; legal, 10: 452p. 408→ Inventory

Stand-fast, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 305–309, 15: 311, 15: 316–318p. 408→ Inventory

Standing Armies, advantages of, 3: 79; danger of, 3: 52; Johnson on, 43: 429; Macaulay on, 3753 Machiavelli on, 36: 40–48; More on, 36: 145; need and dangers of, 10: 448–449; Vane on a, 43: 125–127; Washington on, 43: 237p. 408

Standish, John, and W at Tyler, 35: 77; made a knight, 35: 78p. 408

Standley, William, 1: 206, 1: 214p. 408

Stanhope, Earl, on French Revolution, 24: 151p. 408

Stanley, Mr., in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, 18: 141; Sir Oliver Surface as, 18: 176–179p. 408

Stanley, Lord, Mill on, 25: 284–285p. 408

Stanton, Daniel, 1: 226–227p. 408

Stanton, Richard, 33: 229p. 408

STANZAS, by Shelley, 41: 854–855p. 408

STANZAS ON NAETHING, 6: 222–223p. 408

Star - Chamber, on unlicensed printing, 3: 184p. 408

Star-fish, eyes of, 11: 182; forceps of, 11: 235–237p. 408→ Inventory

Star-form, in nature, 42: 1250p. 408

Stars, Addison on the, 40: 400; Berkeley on the, 37: 231; Burke on grandeur of the, 24: 66; composition of, 30: 313; dark, 30: 320–321; distance of, 30: 314–316, 30: 318–320; distribution of, in space, 30: 316, 30: 317–318; Emerson on beauty of the, 5: 25; the forget-me-nots of angels, 42: 1309; Habington on the, 40: 252–254; influence of, Cellini on, 31: 230; influence of, Milton on, 4: 307–308; Mar cus Aurelius on lesson of the, 2: 293 (l. 27); Milton on the, 4: 47, 4: 49–50, 4: 171, 4: 185, 4: 244–247; Newcomb on con temp l ation of the, 30: 311–312; num ber of, 30: 320–321; proper motions of, 30: 314, 39: 107; Sheiley on the, 41: 856; Wotton on the, 40: 287–288p. 408→ Inventory

STARS, THE LIGHT OF, 42: 1265–1266p. 408

State, Burke on the, 24: 232–233; church and, 43: 74 (l. 58-60); duties and ex penses of the, 10: 426–467; education by the, 25: 302–305; Emerson on the, 5: 239–240, 5: 250; Hobbes on the, 34: 309; the individual and the, 2: 39–41, 2: 283 (l. 33); 5: 248; natural and ideal, 32: 212–217; 32: 110, 8: 279; the perfect lines on, 5: 239; revenue of the, 10: 468–564; Ruskin on meaning of, 28: 136; Taine on the, 39: 429–430; what constitutes a, 41: 579; see Societyp. 408→ Great Idea

State Church, Burke on a, 24: 228–258p. 408

State Enterprises, Smith on, 10: 468–472p. 408

State Rights, Lowell on doctrine of, 28: 444–445p. 408

Stateliness, preferable to fellowship, 5: 208; Pennon, 1: 388–389p. 408

Staten Land, Dana on, 23: 319–320p. 408

States, Confucius on strength of, 44: 38 (l. 7); founders of, 3: 129–130; Goldsmith on barren, 41: 524–526; Goldsmith on strength of, 41: 519; Machiavelli on foundations of, 36: 40; Raleigh on ruins of, 39: 71; rise and fall of, 3: 269 (l. 17); temporality of, 48: 202 (l. 614); three ages of, 3: 140; tributary, 36: 8–12, 36: 18–19, 36: 69; Woolman on prosperity of, 1: 231p. 408→ Inventory

STATES, TRUE GREATNESS OF, 3: 73–80p. 408

States, of U. S., admission of new, 43: 191; commerce between, 43: 184 (l. 3); com mittee of, 43: 164, 43: 165–166 (l. 10); disputes between, 43: 162–163, 43: 189, 43: 190; Federal government and, 43: 208–209, 43: 210–213, 43: 214–215, 43: 224; Hamilton on union of, 43: 202, 43: 203; Jay on union of, 43: 203–207; Johnson on rights of, 43: 429; Lincoln on rights of, 43: 314, 43: 320–321; powers of, 43: 195 (l. 10); relations of, under the Confederation, 43: 158–159; relations of, under the Constitution, 43: 190–191; republican government secured to, 43: 191 (l. 4); rights and powers of, under the Confederation, 43: 158–162, 43: 163, 43: 164, 43: 165–166; rights and powers of, under the Constitution, 43: 185 (l. 16), 43: 185–186 (l. 6), 43: 195 (l. 10), 43: 196 (l. 14), 43: 197 (l. 4,15), 43: 198 (l. 17,18,19); suits against, 195 ( n)p. 408

States-General, French, Burke on com position of, 24: 178–182p. 408

Statesmanship, ideal and practical, 28: 440; 36: 164–166; Lowell on, 433> 437, 28: 439, 28: 440, 28: 441–442, 28: 447; New man on, 28: 34–35p. 408→ Inventory

Statesmen, Bacon on, 3: 73; Burke's standard of, 24: 290; Confucius on, x ' iv > 35 (23); Plutarch on, 12: 54–55; policy of, Goethe on, 19: 262; Raleigh on, 40: 205; Smith on, 10: 348p. 408→ Inventory

Statianus, Plutarch on, 12: 351p. 408

Stationary State, effect of, on profits, 10: 96–97; Smith on, 10: 83; effect of, on wages, 10: 72–74, 10: 75, 10: 83p. 408

Statius, Dryden on, 13: 5–6; in Purg a tory, 20: 230–257, 20: 275–283; Shelley on, 27: 349p. 409

STATUE, LION AND, fable of, 17: 25p. 409

Statues, Mohammed on, 45: 1003; pub lic, Pliny on, 9: 217; speaking, P lu tarch on, 12: 182–183p. 409→ Inventory

Statute Laws, Winthrop on, 43: 104–105p. 409

Stauffacher, Gertrude, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 387–391p. 409

Stauffacher, Werner, in WILLIAM TELL, with Pfeiffer, 26: 386–387; with Gertrude, stirred to action, 26: 387–391; at building of keep, 26: 392–393; conversation with Tell, 26: 392–393, 26: 394–395; at Fiirst's, 26: 397–405; at the rendezvous, 26: 413–428; with Tell near Altdorf, 26: 440–449; at death of Attinghausen, 26: 456–461; with Rudenz, 26: 461–464; reports murder of Emperor, 26: 477–481; in final scene, 26: 488p. 409

STAY, MY CHARMER, 6: 298p. 409

STAY, O SWEET, 40: 310–311p. 409

Steadfastness, Confucius on, 44: 23 (l. 25), 44: 44 (l. 22); Hindu doctrine of, 45: 869p. 409→ Inventory

Steam, volume of, 30: 115–119p. 409→ Inventory

Steam-engines, Helmholtz on, 30: 190–194p. 409→ Inventory

Steele, Sir Richard, Addison and, 27: 156, 27: 160, 27: 165, 27: 166, 27: 169, 27: 170, 27: 171, 27: 179; on Addison, 27: 165–166, 27: 176–177, 27: 178, 27: 180; the Guardian of, 27: 168–169; life of, 27: 82; on Peerage Bill, 27: 174; religion of, 28: 17–18; the Spectator and, 27: 161–162, 27: 164, 27: 165, 27: 170; THE SPECTATOR CLUB, 27: 83–87; the Taller of, 27: 161; Thackeray on, 28: 11, 28: 19p. 409

STEER HER UP AN' HAUD HER GAUN, 6: 516p. 409

Steevens, George, editor of Shakespeare, 39: 319p. 409

Steeving, described, 23: 258–259p. 409→ Inventory

Stefano, in THE BETROTHED, 21: 128p. 409

Stella, Swift on death of, 27: 122–130; Thackeray on, 28: 24; see Johnson, Estherp. 409→ Inventory

STELLA, ELEGY ON, 6: 269–272p. 409

Stenches, Burke on, 24: 72p. 409→ Inventory

Stendhal, Taine on, 39: 434–435p. 409

Stephanas, household of, 45: 492 (l. 16)p. 409

Stephano, in THE TEMPEST, 46: 428–432, 46: 435–439, 46: 450–452, 46: 461–462p. 409

Stephen, St., the Martyr, appointed de a con, 44: 434 (l. 5); editorial remarks on teachings of, 44: 422; martyrdom of, 44: 438 (l. 54-60); martyrdom of, Dante on, 20: 206–207; Pascal on death of, 48: 277 (l. 800); trial of, 44: 435 (l. 9-15)p. 409

Stephen, St., the Sabaite, HYMN by, 45: 544–545p. 409

Stephen, King, and the Bishop of London, 35: 254–255; the tailor and, 40: 189p. 409

Stephen, Leslie, on Berkeley's Dialogues, 37: 186; on Hume, 27: 202p. 409

Stepney, Wordsworth on, 39: 330p. 409

Stereo-chemistry, Pasteur on, 38: 270p. 409

Sterility, cause of, 11: 295–298; in dim or phic plants, 11: 305–308; of first crosses and hybrids, 11: 285–292; laws of, 11: 292–295; origin of, 11: 298–305; in species, eliminated by domestication, 11: 39, 11: 291–292; among varieties, 11: 311–312p. 409→ Inventory

Sterling, John, Carlyle and, 25: 316; in London Club, 25: 82; London Review and, 25: 129; Mill and, 25: 3; Mill on, 25: 97–99p. 409

Sterne, on readers, 25: 339p. 409

Stesilaus, of Ceos, 12: 7, 12: 80p. 409

Stesimbrotus, on Pericles, 12: 51p. 409

Steven, Rev. James, Burns ' poem to, 6: 225p. 409

Stevenson, Robert Louis, life and works, 28: 276; poems by, 42: 1212–1213; TRUTH OF INTERCOURSE, 28: 277–284; SAMUEL PEPYS, 28: 285–305; remarks on PEPYS of, 28: 1, 28: 49p. 409

Steward, Chaucer's, 40: 27p. 409

Stewart, Jack, Dana on, 23: 390p. 409

Stewarts, see Stuartsp. 409

Stheneboeas, references to, 8: 471, 8: 472p. 409

Sthenelus, in the JENEID, 13: 108, 13: 402p. 409

Stillingfleet, Bishop, Locke and, 34: 105p. 409

Stimson, Ben, Dana on, 23: 398p. 409

Stinging, power of, in marine animals, 29: 468p. 409→ Inventory

Stingo, the Landlord in SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, 18: 212–213, 18: 214–215p. 409

Stirline, Earl of, T o AURORA, 40: 314–315p. 409

Stobi, John of, 2: 185 n.p. 409

Stock, divisions of, 10: 215–222; investment of, 10: 221–222; lent at interest, 10: 278–290; taxes on, 10: 505–511; see Capitalp. 409→ Inventory

Stock, custom of pulling the, in note 5p. 409→ Inventory

Stock-dove, Wordsworth on the, 39: 303p. 409→ Inventory

Stockings, invention of, 10: 206p. 409

Stoeckl, Edward de, 43: 432p. 409

STOIC, THE OLD, nilp. 409

Stoicism, Epictetus on true, 2: 145 (l. 78); Milton's Comus on, 4: 63; Montaigne on, 48: 396; Socrates on, 2: 74–75p. 410→ Inventory

Stoics, Browne on the, 3: 305–306; on crimes, 9: 317 n.; on death, 3: 10; divisions of, 2: 321–322; good and evil, idea of, 2: 342; on happiness, 2: 344–345; Hume on the, 37: 319; Hume on doctrine of the, 37: 368–369; on matter, 2: 326; Milton on philosophy of, 4: 402–403; on necessity, 3: 272; Pascal on the, 48: 118–119, 48: 120 (l. 360), 48: 155 (l. 465); on riches, 9: 133; in Rome, 2: 320–322; on suicide, 3: 294–295 (l. 44); see Aurelius, Marcus,; see Epictetusp. 410→ Inventory

Stokes, Whit ne y, translator of DA DERGA'S HOSTEL, 49: 197p. 410

Stoksely, Bishop of London, 36: 105–106p. 410

Stone Age, as pictured by ^Eschylus, 8: 182–183 n.p. 410

Stonehenge, Burke on, 24: 65; Emerson on, 5: 455–458p. 410

Stones, knowledge of, necessary to art, 39: 256; transportation of, by ice, 30: 230; transported by trees across water, 29: 465–466p. 410→ Inventory

Storer, John, 1: 242, 1: 245p. 410

Stories, compared with poems, 27: 335; practise of telling, 17: 7p. 410→ Inventory

STORK AND FOX, fable of, 17: 19p. 410

Storks, Pope on, 40: 425p. 410

STORKS, THE, story of, 17: 310–314p. 410

Storms, on land and at sea, 29: 505p. 410

Storrs, Robert, on puerperal fever, 38: 253p. 410

Stoves, in Elizabethan England, 35: 294–295; open, invented by Franklin, 1: 111–112p. 410→ Inventory

Strabo, on English tin, 35: 321; on hounds, 35: 350; on prodigies preceding Caesar's death, 12: 315; on studdery of Pella, 35: 27–28; on tides, 30: 280; on torrid zone, 39: 106p. 410

Strafford, Bagehot on trial of, 28: 177; Charles I on, 5: 385p. 410

Stranger's House, in New AUantis, 3: 149p. 410

Strangers, Emerson on, 5: 105–106; liberties of, in Massachusetts, 43: 79p. 410→ Inventory

STRATHALLAN'S LAMENT, 6: 281–282p. 410

Stratified Rocks, Lyell on, 38: 395p. 410

Stratius, Homer on, 22: 43p. 410

Stratonice, in POLYEUCTE, 26: 80–84, 26: 93, 26: 99–102p. 410

Strauchius, Chronology of, 37: 156–157p. 410

Straw, Jack, 35: 62, 35: 64, 35: 69, 35: 71, 35: 73, 35: 75; Chaucer on, 40: 50; death ofp. 410

Strawberry, cultivation of the, 11: 51p. 410

Stream, Confucius on the, 44: 28 (l. 16)p. 410→ Inventory

STREAM OF LIFE, THE, n 20p. 410

Street-lamps, improved by Franklin, 1: 120p. 410→ Inventory

Streets, expense of maintaining, 10: 456; Franklin on cleanliness of, 1: 119, 1: 121–122p. 410→ Inventory

Strength, Cicero on, 9: 56–57; Confucius on, 44: 11 (l. 16), 44: 19 (l. 10), 44: 44 (l. 27); David on, 41: 496; from misfortunes, 5: 98; N as he on, 40: 260; as a cause of the sublime, 24: 55–57; what is, without wisdom, 4: 415–416p. 410→ Inventory

Strength, in PROMETHEUS BOUND, 8: 166–169p. 410→ Inventory

Strenuousness, Mohammed on, 45: 977p. 410

Stricca, Dante on, 20: 122p. 410

Strong, the battle is not to the, 44: 346 (l. 11)p. 410

Strophades, abode of the Harpies, 13: 135p. 410

Strophius of Phocis, Clytemnestra and, 8: 40; Orestes and, 8: 103–106p. 410

Stroza, on hounds, 35: 350–351p. 410

Strozzi, Fra Alessio, 31: 32p. 410

Strozzi, Bernardo degli, 31: 99 n.p. 410

Strozzi, Filippo, 31: 78 n., 31: 113 n., 31: 191 n.p. 410

Strozzi, Leone, 31: 314 n.p. 410

Strozzi, Piero, 31: 291 n., 31: 334, 31: 392 n.p. 410

Strozzi, Prior degli, 31: 357p. 410

Struggle for Existence, 11: 71–86; Ten n y son on, 42: 1019p. 410

Struggle, alone pleases, 48: 52 (l. 135)p. 410→ Inventory

Strutt, Mill on, 25: 52, 25: 76; in Parliamen t, 25: 122p. 410

Struve, theory of, 30: 320p. 410

Strymonius, Virgil on, 13: 335p. 410

Stuart, Lady Arabella, 15: 382p. 410

Stuart, Charles Edward, Burns on birthday of, 6: 290–291; supposed lament of, 6: 305; see HE'S OWER THE HTLLS, WHA'LL BE KING BUT CHARLIE, CHARLIE Is MY DARLINGp. 410

Stuart, Lady Jane, 25: 8p. 410

Stuart, Sir John, and James Mill, 25: 8p. 410

Stuart, Robert, 42: 1161, 42: 1166, 42: 1173p. 410

Stuarts, Burns on the, 6: 266, 6: 276p. 410

Stubbornness, man ' s worst ill, 8: 296; Locke on, 37: 61–62, 37: 84; Sophocles on, 8: 270, 8: 278p. 410→ Inventory

Stucco, Lady, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, 18: 135p. 411

Student, Chaucer's, 40: 19p. 411

Students, Carlyle's advice to, 25: 361–362; in FAUST, 19: 40–41; soldiers and, Don Quixote on, 14: 373–379; in Utopia, 36: 181, 36: 183, 36: 194–195p. 411→ Inventory

STUDIES, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 122–123p. 411

Studiousness, Bagehot on, 28: 176p. 411

Study, Burke on methods of, 24: 7–8; Burke on object of, 24: 47; of children, 37: 78–79, 37: 128–130, 37: 139–142; Con fucius on, 44: 26 (l. 12,17); ECCLESI- ASTES on, 44: 349 (l. 12); Epictetus on, 2: 170 (l. 145); hours for, 3: 97–98; Locke on lisdessness in, 37: 107–112; Milton's course of, 3: 239–234; Montaigne on, 32: 9; Montaigne on aim of, 32: 38–39; Montaigne on excessive, 32: 53–55; pleasures of, 4: 36, 4: 38; Pliny's method of, 9: 191–192, 9: 301–303; thought and, Con fucius on, 44: 8 (l. 15), 44: 53 (l. 30); Tzu - hsia on, 44: 64 (l. 7)p. 411→ Inventory

Stufa, Pandolfo della, 31: 411 n.p. 411

Stufa, Prinzivalle della, 31: 30p. 411

Stukelcy, on Stonehenge, 5: 457–458p. 411

Stupidity, town of, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 251, 15: 252p. 411

Stussi, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 467–469, 26: 472–473p. 411

Stygian Lake, Dante on the, 20: 31–32p. 411

Style, Pascal's rules of, 48: 14–19, 48: 21–23p. 411→ Inventory

Styx, Aristophanes on the, 8: 453; Dante on the, 20: 60; Milton on the, 4: 123; oaths by the, 13: 296, 13: 418; 22: 72; 26: 178; Socrates on the, 2: 108; Virgil on tlie, 13: 222, 13: 296p. 411

Subhadda, 45: 640–644p. 411

Subject States, arms in, 36: 68–69; Bacon on, 3: 76–77; factions in, 36: 69–70; Machiavelli on, 36: 8–12, 36: 18–19; More on, 36: 159–160p. 411

Subjection, Kempis on, 7: 212–213p. 411→ Inventory

Subjects, single men not best, 3: 21p. 411

SUBLIME AND BEAUTIFUL, Burke's, 24: 29–140; remarks on, 24: 28p. 411

Sublimity, in building, 24: 63–65; Burke on source of, 24: 35–73; Burke on tests of, 24: 72; color as source of, 24: 69; compared with the beautiful, 24: 101–102; defined, 24: 45; difficulty as a source of, 24: 65; feeling as source of, 24: 73; heightened by the gr o - tesque, 39: 349; infinity a source of, 24: 62–63; light and darkness as sources of, 24: 67–69, 24: 114–119; littleness as cause of, 24: 61–62; magnificence a source of, 24: 66–67; passion caused by, 24: 52; physical causes of, 24: 103–118; pleasure in contemplating, 24: 45; power a cause of, 24: 55–60; privation a source of, 24: 60–61; smells and tastes as sources of, 24: 71–73; sound as source of, 24: 69–71, 24: 111–114; succession and uniformity causes of, 24: 63–64; terror the first principle of, 24: 49–50; u gli ness and, 24: 97; vastness a cause of, 24: 61–62; Wordsworth on, 39: 334p. 411→ Inventory

Submarine Changes, Lyell on, 38: 393–394, 38: 395, 38: 396p. 411

Submarine s, in New Atlantis, 3: 179p. 411

Submission, Kempis on, 7: 240–241; Pascal on, 48: 97 (l. 268-70)p. 411→ Inventory

Subscriptions, Franklin ' s advice on getting, 1: 118–119p. 411→ Inventory

Subsidence, areas of, as shown by coral reefs, 29: 483–484; Lyell on, 38: 402, 38: 407, 38: 409, 38: 412; rate of, 29: 485p. 411→ Inventory

Subsidies, see Bountiesp. 411

Subsistence, relation of, to population, 10: 81; see Food - Supplyp. 411→ Inventory

Substance, son of Ens, 4: 22–23p. 411→ Inventory

Subterranean Changes, Lyell on, 38: 394–397p. 411

Subterranean Movements, Lyell on, 38: 406–409p. 411

Subtle, in the ALCHEMIST, with Face, 47: 543–550; with Dapper, 47: 550, 47: 551–558, 47: 601–602; with Dapper as Priest of Fairy, 47: 608–611, 47: 650, 47: 651–653; with Drugger, 47: 558–562, 47: 588–592; with Mammon, 47: 563–564, 47: 571–580; in plot against Mammon, 47: 584; finds Mammon with Dol, 47: 631–634; with Kastrill and Dame Pliant, 47: 618–621; quarrel with Face over Pliant, 47: 621–622; dealings with Puritans, 47: 585–588, 47: 592–593, 47: 601–602, 47: 638–641; plot against Surly as the Don, 47: 621–629; on Surly and Pliant, 47: 634; denounced by Surly, 47: 635–636; promises coming of Count, 47: 637; renews claims to Pliant, 47: 640; hears Lovewit's return, 47: 641–642; his plot with Dol, 47: 654–655; betrayed by Face, 47: 655–657p. 411→ Inventory

Subtlety, Raleigh on, 39: 74–75p. 411→ Inventory

Success, in business, price of, 5: 45, 5: 46–47; requires toil, 2: 173–174 (l. 157); a source of power, 34: 360p. 411

Succession, effect of, on the imagination, 24: 63; physical cause of sublimity of, 24: 111–114p. 411→ Inventory

Succession Act, Burke on the, 24: 163–164p. 412

Succession-taxes, 10: 506p. 412→ Inventory

SUCH A PARCEL OF ROGUES IN A NATION, 6: 420p. 412

Suckling, Sir John, POEMS by, 40: 353–354p. 412

Sucro, death of, 13: 407p. 412

Sudassana the Great, 45: 638p. 412

Suddenness, disagreeable, 24: 99; as source of sublime, 24: 70p. 412

Suddhodana, father of Buddha, 45: 586, 45: 606p. 412

Sud r a, caste of, 45: 870p. 412

Suevian Sea, Tacitus on the, 33: 118p. 412

Suevians, origin of the, 33: 93–94; Tacitus on the, 33: 114–119; worship of Isis by, 33: 97–98p. 412

Suffering, alone and with others, 46: 276; Longfellow on, 42: 1266; Shake speare on, 46: 149; strength equal to, 4: 113p. 412→ Inventory

Suffolk, Duke of, 39: 74p. 412

Suffrage, Lowell on universal, 28: 453–454, 28: 465–466; Mill on democratic, 25: 69–70; woman; see Woman Sp. 412→ Inventory

Sugar, in ancient times, 35: 276; cause of pleasantness of, 24: 122–123; com position of, 30: 166; potash and, 30: 54 n.; profits of cultivation of, 10: 160–161p. 412→ Inventory

Suicide, Browne on, 3: 294–295 (l. 44); Bun yan on, 15: 118–119; Epictetus on, 2: 122–123 (l. 17,18); 48: 389; Goethe's Faust on, 19: 35; Hamleton, 46: 103, 46: 144; Kant on, 32: 332–333, 32: 340; Milton on, 4: 316–317; Mohammed on, 45: 971; punishment of, in old E n g land, 35: 366; Shelley on, 18: 309; Socrates on, 2: 49–50; in Utopia, 36: 208p. 412→ Inventory

SUICIDE, ON A, 6: 499p. 412

Suicides, in Dante's HELL, 20: 53–57p. 412→ Inventory

Suiones, Tacitus on the, 33: 117–118p. 412

SUITORS, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 120–121p. 412

Sujata, story of, 45: 613–615p. 412

Suleyman, see Solomonp. 412

Sulivan, Capt., on Falkland Islands, 29: 193 n., 29: 195, 29: 196, 29: 197p. 412

Sully, Burke on, 24: 186p. 412

Sulphindigotic Acid, 30: 80 n.p. 412

Sulpicius, Caius, in Catiline conspiracy, 12: 233p. 412

Sulpicius, Publius, quarrel with Pom peius, 9: 9p. 412

Sulpicius, Servius, letter to Cicero, be; letter from Cicerop. 412

Sultan, Pascal on the, 48: 37–38p. 412

SULTAN'S STEWARD, STORY OF THE, 16: 133–142p. 412

Sultans, death of, concealed, 3: 141p. 412

SUMEDHA, THE STORY OF, 45: 577–602p. 412

Summer, beauties of, 5: 25; Campbell on, 41: 772; evening in, 41: 480; one swallow makes not a, 14: 95p. 412→ Inventory

Summer, of All-Saints, 42: 1304p. 412→ Inventory

Summers, William, 38: 158–159, 38: 161p. 412

Summoner, Chaucer's, 40: 28–29p. 412

Summons, judicial, in Massachusetts, 43: 69 (l. 21), 43: 70 (l. 25)p. 412→ Inventory

Summum Bonum, Buddhist, 45: 713–730; Pascal on, 48: 121 (l. 361); various ideas of, 48: 32–33p. 412

Sumptuary Laws, Pennon, 1: 391; Smith on, 10: 274p. 412

Sun, Addison on the, 40: 400; 45: 535; Bunyan's lesson from the, 15: 235; Burke on grandeur of the, 24: 67–68; Copernicus on motion of, 39: 54; Dante ' s fourth Heaven, 20: 325; David on the, 44: 163 (l. 4-6); Goethe on the, 19: 18; Herodotus on the, 33: 17–18, 33: 71–72; human mind compared with, 2: 263 (l. 57); Manfred on the, 18: 442–443; Milton on the, 4: 16, 4: 149–151, 4: 155, 4: 191, 4: 246, 4: 307–308; Pascal on the, 48: 26–27; Raleigh on the, 39: 107–108; Raleigh on changes in, 39: 107; source of all forces, 30: 210; started in Aries, 20: 6 n.; Tacitus on the, 33: 118; tides affected by, 30: 276–279, 30: 291p. 412→ Inventory

Sun-dial, invented in Babylon, 33: 53p. 412→ Inventory

Sun-spots, Pascal on, 48: 40 (l. 91)p. 412

SUN AND WIND, fable of, 17: 34–35p. 412

SUN, FOLLOW THY, 40: 285p. 412

SUN OF MY SOUL, THOU SAVIOUR DEAR, 45: 565–566p. 412

SUN-DAY HYMN, 45: 570p. 412

SUN-FLOWER, AH, 41: 584p. 412

Sunday Laws, Mill on, 25: 286–287p. 412

Sunderland, Earl of, Peerage Bill of, 27: 173–174p. 412

Sunrise, lines on, 4: 31; on land and sea, 23: 13p. 412→ Inventory

Sunset, Thoreau on, 28: 424–425; Thor - eau's allegory of, 28: 421–422p. 412→ Inventory

Superfluities, attitude of Quakers toward, 1: 305; Kempis on, 7: 290 (l. 4); Perm on taxing, 1: 328 (l. 53), 1: 390–391; Wool - man on, 1: 252–253, 1: 290p. 412→ Inventory

Superfluity, of words, 7: 213p. 413

Supernatural Agencies, belief in, 38: 386, 38: 389–391p. 413

Supernaturalist, in FAUST, 19: 189p. 413→ Inventory

SUPERSTITION, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 45–46p. 413

Superstition, Burke on, 24: 292; in Burns's HOLY FAIR, 6: 97; defined by Hobbes, 34: 341; fable on, 17: 27; in literature, 27: 220–221; origin of, 34: 375; piety and, 48: 94 (l. 255); Pope on, 40: 428–429p. 413→ Inventory

Superstition, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 97–98p. 413→ Inventory

Suplee, Capt., at Gettysburg, 43: 387p. 413

Suppiya, 45: 774–775p. 413

SUPPLICATION, A, by Cowley, 40: 365–366p. 413

SUPPLICATION, A, by Wyatt, 40: 192p. 413

Supply, annual, on what dependent, 10: 5–6p. 413→ Inventory

SUPPOSED MISTRESS, HIS, by Jonson, 40: 300p. 413

SUPPOSED MISTRESS, WISHES FOR THE, 40: 359–363p. 413

Suppuration, causes and prevention of, 38: 257–267p. 413→ Inventory

Supremacy Act, More on, 36: 129–130p. 413

Supreme Court, of United States, 43: 189–190; appointment of judges, 43: 188 (l. 2); Lincoln on decisions of, 43: 319; Marshall on duties of, 43: 208–209, 43: 224p. 413

Sura, Attius, Pliny on, 9: 366p. 413

Sura, Licinius, letters to, 9: 259, 9: 311p. 413

Sureties, Hobbes on, 34: 417p. 413→ Inventory

Surface, Charles, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, in love with Maria, 18: 117, 18: 118; his bankruptcy, 18: 120, 18: 122, 18: 124–125; Row ley on, 18: 127; Sir Peter on, 18: 127; Sir Oliver on, 18: 140–141; Sir Oliver plans to try, 18: 141–144; Maria on, 18: 145; at home, 18: 150–152; with Sir Oliver as Premium, 18: 153–157; mt ne picture room, 18: 158–162; with Rowley, 18: 162; suspected with Lady Teazle, 18: 139, 18: 142, 18: 145, 18: 168, 18: 171–172, 18: 187, 18: 193; at Joseph's, 18: 171–175; mistakes Sir Oliver for Premium, 18: 189–190; reconciled with Sir Oliver, 18: 191–192; reconciled to Maria, 18: 192–195p. 413

Surface, Joseph, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, relations with Lady Sneerwell, 18: 117; calls on Lady Sneerwell, 18: 118–126; Sir Peter on, 18: 127; on Backbite's epigram, 18: 131–132; with Maria at Sneerwell's, 18: 132, 18: 137; with Lady Teazle, 18: 137–138; Sir Oliver on, 18: 140; Sir Oliver plans to try, 18: 141; Maria and, 18: 145; with Lady Teazle, 18: 164–166; with Sir Peter, 18: 167–171; with Charles, 18: 171–173; de n ounce d by Lady Teazle, 18: 175–176; visited by Sir Oliver as Stanley, 18: 177–179; Lady Sneerwell and, 18: 188–189; expels Sir Oliver as Stanley, 18: 190; denounced by Sir Oliver, Peter, and Lady Teazle, 18: 190–191; accuses Charles with Lady Sneerwell, 18: 192–193; follows Sneerwell, 18: 193p. 413

Surface, Sir Oliver, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, reported to becoming home, 18: 124; his return, 18: 128; with Rowley, 18: 139; with Sir Peter, 18: 140–141; plans to try his nephews, 18: 141–144; at Charles's house, 18: 149–150, 18: 153–157; ia picture room, 18: 158–162; after the sale, 18: 163; visits Joseph as Stanley, 18: 176–179; mistaken for physician, 18: 184; with Sir Peter after scandal, 18: 186–187; returns to Joseph's as himself, 18: 189–191; denounces Joseph, 18: 190–191; reconciled to Charles, 18: 191–192p. 413

Surgery, antiseptic principle in, 38: 257–267; the germ theory in, 38: 364, 38: 369–370; papers on, 38: 9–58, 38: 223–254, 38: 257–267, 38: 364–382; in 16th century, 38: 8p. 413→ Inventory

Surly, Pertinax, in THE ALCHEMIST, with Mammon at Subtle's, 47: 564–567, 47: 571–583; plot against, 47: 584; fails to meet Face, 47: 599; as Spanish don, 47: 599–600; with Face and Subtle, 47: 622–625; presented to Dame Pliant, 47: 627–629; exposes fraud to her, 47: 635; denounces Subtle and Face, 47: 635–636; with Kastrill, 47: 637–638; and Drug - ger, 47: 638; quarrel with Kastrill, 47: 639; returns with Mammon, 47: 647–648; with officers, 47: 658–661p. 413

Surprise, Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 256 (l. 15), 2: 297 (l. 13)p. 413→ Inventory

Surrey, Earl of, death of, 39: 78; Jonson on, 27: 56; poems by, 40: 193–195; Sidney on, 27: 45p. 413

Surt, the giant, 49: 295 n.p. 413

Surtees, Robert, BAR THRA M ' S DIRGE, 41: 769–770p. 413

Survival of the Fittest, term invented by Spencer, 11: 72; see Natural Selectionp. 413

Susagus, 9: 369 n.p. 413

SUSAN, THE REVERIE OF POOR, 41: 655p. 413

Susanna, friend of Jesus, 44: 374 (l. 3)p. 413

SUSPICION, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 82–83p. 413

Suspicion, simplicity and, 4: 153; Web ster on, 47: 762–763p. 413

Suspiciousness, Confucius on, (33)p. 414

SUTHERLAND, MR., PROLOGUE FOR, 6: 374–375p. 414

Sutlej, sediment of the, 38: 402–403p. 414

Suttee, practise of, 3: 98p. 414

SWABIANS, THE SEVEN, 17: 203–206p. 414

Swaflod, the maid, 49: 322p. 414

SWALLOW AND OTHER BIRDS, fable of, 17: 16p. 414

SWALLOW, SWALLOW, O, 42: 974–975p. 414

Swallow, Swinburne on the, 42: 1201–1203p. 414→ Inventory

Swamps, Thoreau on, 410 - np. 414

Swan, Milton on the, 4: 238; Socrates on death - song of the, 2: 77p. 414→ Inventory

SWANS, THE SIX, 17: 132–137p. 414

SWANS, THE WILD, 17: 265–280p. 414

Swanhild, daughter of Sigurd, 49: 353, 49: 418; wedding and slaying of, 49: 354–355, 49: 418, 49: 421–422, 49: 424; her future foretold, 49: 336, 49: 383, 49: 385p. 414

Swan wick, Anna, translator of EGMONT, 19: 251p. 414

S war ga, 45: 827, 45: 862p. 414

Swearing, Hobbes on, 34: 400–401p. 414→ Inventory

SWEARING COXCOMB, ON A, 6: 499p. 414

Sweden, Freeman on, 28: 259; geo logical elevation of, 38: 406–407p. 414

Swedenborg, Emanuel, Emerson on, 5: 21–22, 5: 177, 5: 178; on the English, 5: 388; the illumination of, 5: 141; on time and space, 2: 328 n.; on truth, 2: 139–140p. 414

SWEET AFTON, 6: 417–418p. 414

SWEET DISORDER, 40: 336p. 414

SWEET AND LOW, 42: 972p. 414

Sweet - meats, Locke on, 37: 21p. 414→ Inventory

SWEET TIBBIE DUNBAR, 6: 344p. 414

SWEET WILLIAM'S GHOST, 40: 78–80p. 414

SWEETEST LOVE, I Do NOT G o, 40: 307–308p. 414

Sweetness, Berkeley on, 37: 198–199; nature of, 24: 121–123; relaxing, 24: 123–124p. 414→ Inventory

Swift, nest of the, 11: 277p. 414

SWIFT, JONATHAN, ESSAY ON, 28: 7–28p. 414

Swift, Jonathan, academy planned by, 34: 156; Addison and, 27: 176, 27: 179–180; ambition of, 28: 10–11; attitude toward inferiors and superiors, 28: 9–10; benefactions of, 28: 16; Berkeley and, 37: 186; biographers of, 28: 8–9; his bitterness, 28: 11; as a churchman, 28: 17–19; ON CONVERSATION, 27: 91–98; at court, 28: 15–16; ON DEATH OF STELLA, 27: 122–130; Directions to Servants, 36: 3–4; Drapier's Letters, 28: 19; Emerson on, 5: 433; A n Englishman by all but birth, n -12; Goldsmith on, 12: 505, 12: 506; ON GOOD MANNERS, 27: 99–103; Gulliver's Travels, 28: 21–23; Hazlitt on, 27: 278; life and writings of, 27: 90; 28: 7–8; literary style, 28: 12; loneliness and greatness, 28: 27–28; loneliness and suffering, 28: 18–19; on marriage and children, 28: 19–20; Modest Proposal, 28: 19; mo rality of his times, 28: 10–11; on new and obsolete words, 39: 203–204; religion of, 28: 17–19; Stella and, 28: 23–27, 28: 28; Temple and, 28: 12–15; his unhappiness, 28: 22–23; Vanessa and, 28: 27; Voltaire on, 34: 148, 34: 152; To A YOUNG POET, 27: 104–121; remarks on YOUNG POET, 27: 1, 27: 47p. 414

Swim bladder, Darwin on the, 11: 186p. 414→ Inventory

Swimming, Locke on, 37: 13–14p. 414→ Inventory

Swinburne, Algernon C, POEMS by, 42: 1199–1209p. 414

Swine, abominated in Egypt, 33: 29–30p. 414→ Inventory

SWINEHERD, THE, story of, 17: 230–234p. 414

Swine-pox, 38: 197p. 414

Swiss, in France, 36: 47; Goldsmith on the, 12: 524; in Italy, 36: 45; Machiavelli on the, 36: 42; Pascal on the, 48: 108 (l. 305)p. 414→ Inventory

Swiss Cantons, ancient league of, 26: 402 n.p. 414

Swiss Confederation, Freeman on, 28: 261–262p. 414

Swiss Republic, Bacon on, 3: 35p. 414

Swiss Soldiers, Machiavelli on, 36: 85p. 414

Switzerland, connection with the German Empire, 26: 420–421; first settlement of, 26: 419–420; Goldsmith on, 12: 524–526; taxes in, 10: 499–500p. 414

SWITZERLAND AND ENGLAND, 41: 675–676p. 414

Sybaris, death of, 13: 402p. 414

Sybil, in SHOEMAKER'S HOLIDAY, 477"9> 484-6, 47: 504, 47: 510–511, 47: 514, 47: 516, 47: 518p. 414

Sycophants, bites of, proverb of, 39: 56p. 414

Sycorax, the witch, 46: 408–409p. 414

Sydenham, Locke and, 37: 4p. 414

Sydney, Australia, Darwin on, 29: 435–436p. 414

Sykes, Gen., at Gettysburg, 43: 337, 43: 358, 43: 360, 43: 397; Haskell on, 43: 359p. 414

Sykes, John, 1: 185, 1: 188, 1: 189–190, 1: 227p. 414

Sylla, Faustus, Cicero on, 12: 240–241p. 414

Sylla, Lucius, Cornelius, Burke on confiscations of, 24: 251; Caesar and, 12: 264, 12: 267; Caesar on, 3: 41; called Felix, 3: 101; Dryden on, 13: 15; ignorance of, 27: 21; name of, 12: 157; Pompey and, 3: 67; the tower of Archelaus and, 35: 319p. 414

Syllogism, Bacon on the, 39: 133; Hobbes on meaning of, 34: 327; Mill's theory of the, 25: 114; M on taigne on the, 32: 63p. 415→ Inventory

SYLVANDER TO CLARINDA, 6: 293–294p. 415

Sylvester, follower of St. Francis, 20: 332 n.p. 415

Sylvester, Joshua, LOVE'S OMNIPRESENCE, 3>4p. 415

Sylvester, Pope, and the Lateran, 20: 80 n.p. 415

Symbols, Epictetus on, 2: 172–173 (l. 154); expression by, 5: 166; mistaken use of, 5: 178; universal use of, 5: 168, 5: 175p. 415→ Inventory

SYME, JOHN, COMPLIMENTS OF, 6: 513p. 415

Symeon Niger, 44: 450 (l. 1), 44: 456 (l. 14)p. 415

S y m machus, prefect of Rome, 7: 76p. 415

Symmetry, Pascal on, 48: 17 (l. 28)p. 415→ Inventory

Symonds, J. Adding to n, translator of Cellinip. 415

Symonds, Thomas, 43: 169p. 415

Sympathy, Bacon on, 3: 68; Browne on, 3: 317–318; Burke on, 24: 40–43; Emerson on false, 5: 77; excessive, Emerson on, 5: 209; natural to man, 34: 271; pleasure in, 39: 280, 39: 281p. 415→ Inventory

Synagogue, Pascal on the, 48: 297 (l. 851), 48: 298 (l. 852)p. 415→ Inventory

Syncope, Par4 on, 38: 54p. 415

Syndercomb, Hugo on, 39: 380p. 415

Synods, see Councilsp. 415

Syphax, in Cato, 27: 187, 27: 188, 27: 189, 27: 190–191p. 415

Syphogrants, officers in Utopia, !77> ' 79. 181, 36: 185, 36: 187p. 415

Syracuse, expedition against, 12: 120–123, 12: 126, 12: 127p. 415

Syria, Raleigh on, 39: 71; Sesostris in, 33: 50p. 415

Syrians, circumcision among ancient, 33: 51p. 415

Syrinx, and Pan, 40: 378; references to, 4: 44, 4: 376; Webster on, 47: 794p. 415

Systematic Affinity, defined, 11: 293p. 415

Systems, Voltaire on, 39: 376p. 415→ Inventory

Systole and Diastole, of arteries, 38: 65–66, 38: 67–68, 38: 80–81; of the heart, 38: 75, 38: 78–79, 38: 80–81p. 415

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