Tabernacle, references to the, 4: 348; 44: 438p. 415
Tabitha, 44: 443 (l. 36-42)p. 415
Table, Mohammed ' s chapter on the, 45: 994–1000p. 415
Tacca, Giovan Francesco della, 31: 226p. 415
Tacca, Giovan Piero della, 31: 39p. 415
Tacco, Ghino di, 20: 166 n.p. 415
T ac ho m p so, island of, 33: 19p. 415
Tacitus, Cornelius, on benefits, 48: 30 n.; celebrity of, 9: 345; his silence on Christ, 48: 273 (l. 787); funeral orator of Verginius, 9: 212; GERMANY, 33: 93–120; remarks on GERMANY of, 33: 1, 33: 21; life and works, 33: 92; on miracles of Vespasian, 37: 385–386; Pliny's letters to, 9: 191, 9: 204, 9: 284, 9: 288, 9: 315p. 415
Tact, Ruskin on, 28: 113p. 415
T add eo, Dante on, 20: 336 n.p. 415
Tadino, Alessandro, 21: 458, 21: 467; in plague of San Carlo, 21: 502–503, 21: 508, 21: 532–533p. 415
T a g hut, 45: 973 n.p. 415
Tagua - tagua, Lake, 29: 270p. 415
Tagus, in the -IENEID, 13: 307, 13: 407p. 415
T ah at ta w an s, the sachem, 43: 144p. 415
Tahiti, Darwin on, 29: 407–420p. 415
Tahitians, Darwin on the, 28: 410p. 415
T ai - po, 44: 24 (l. 1) n.p. 415
Taillefer, at Hastings, 28: 70–71p. 415
TAILOR, REPLY TO A, 6: 228–230p. 415
TAILOR, STORY TOLD BY THE, 16: 149–162p. 415
TAILOR, THE VALIANT LITTLE, 17: 90–98p. 415
Tails, use and development of, 11: 196–197p. 415→ Inventory
Taine, Hippolyte Adolphe, life and works, 39: 410 n.; INTRODUCTION T O ENGLISH LITERATURE, 39: 410–437; remarks on INTRODUCTION of, 39: 1, 39: 49p. 415
Take-heed, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 248p. 415
Tale-bearers, Mrs., Candour on, 18: 121p. 415
Talent, character contrasted with, 5: 159; differences of, due to division of labor, 10: 20–21; duty of developing, 32: 333–334, 32: 340–341; genius contrasted with, 5: 144, 5: 165; not good in itself, 32: 305; reason brilliantly expressed, 32: 125p. 415→ Inventory
Tales, remarks on, 17: 7–8p. 415
Talib, son of Sahl, 16: 296–297, 16: 298–325p. 415
Taliessin, Celtic bard, 32: 166; reference to, 40: 460p. 415
TALK OF HIM THAT'S FAR AWAY, VIp. 415
Talkative, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 78–87p. 415→ Inventory
Talkativeness, excessive, 2: 183 (l. 5); 7: 213; Shakespeare's advice againstp. 416
Talkers, Bacon on, 3: 18; Confucius on, 44: 45 (l. 5)p. 416→ Inventory
Talleyrand, on necessity, 5: 461p. 416
Talmud, the, 3: 42 n.; Pascal on the, 48: 211p. 416
TAM THE CHAPMAN, LINES ON, 6: 59p. 416
TAM O' SHANTER, 6: 388–394p. 416
TAM SAMSON'S ELEGY, 6: 242–245p. 416
Tamar, Pascal on story of, 48: 262 (l. 743)p. 416
Tamas, 45: 853, 45: 863, 45: 865, 45: 868, 45: 869, 45: 870p. 416
Tamerlane, Bacon on, 3: 23; Bajazet and, 39: 98p. 416
T an abu so, bravo in THE BETROTHED, 21: 319–320p. 416
T an al s, death of, 13: 407p. 416
Tanagra, Landor on, 41: 899–900p. 416
Tancarville, Earl of, at Caen, 35: 9, 35: 13–16; at Poitiers, 35: 37, 35: 50, 35: 56p. 416
Tang, 44: 40 n., 44: 66 (l. 1) n.p. 416
Tannahill, Robert, POEMS by, 12: 593–594p. 416
Tansillo, Luigi, quoted, 14: 315p. 416
T an - t aiM ie h - ming, 44: 19 (l. 12)p. 416
Tantalus, Cervantes on, 14: 104; Homer on, 22: 159; Milton on, 4: 124; Web ster on, 47: 757p. 416→ Inventory
T an us i us, 12: 283 n.p. 416
Tapacolo, Darwin on the, 29: 275p. 416
Tapalguen, Sierra, 29: 122p. 416
Taprobane, Greek name of Ceylon, 35: 227 n.p. 416
Tapwell, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, 47: 859–863, 47: 919–921p. 416
T a rant ul a, Harrison on the, 35: 346p. 416
Tara t an, herald in New Atlantis, 3: 165p. 416
TARBOLTON LASSES, 6: 23–24p. 416
Tarchon, Tuscan chief, 13: 284, 13: 288; ally of jEneas, 13: 326–327; in battle, 13: 382–383p. 416
Tarentum, Fabius at, 9: 48–49p. 416
Tar g he tt a, Miliano, 31: 182p. 416
Tariff, see Dutiesp. 416
Tar l at ti Ciacco de ', 20: 166 n.p. 416
Tarn, Mount, Darwin on, 29: 239–240p. 416
Tarquin, on his friends, 9: 28; reference to, 46: 340p. 416
Tarquinius Superbus, attempts to return to Rome, 12: 148–149p. 416
Tarquin s, Virgil on the, 13: 235p. 416
Tar quit us, death of, 13: 340p. 416
Tartars, raids of, 4: 301–302p. 416
Tartarus, Milton on, 4: 205; Socrates's description of, 2: 107–108, 2: 109; Virgil on, 13: 225, 13: 226–228p. 416
Tartrate of Lime, fermentation of, 38: 316–323p. 416
TARTUFFE, Moliere's, 26: 199–296; editorial remarks on, 26: 198; Goethe on, 32: 124; Hugo on, 39: 350, 39: 356, 39: 357p. 416
Tartuffe, in TARTUFFE, discussed by M me. Pernelle and others, 26: 201–203, 26: 205; relations with Orgon, 26: 207, 26: 209–210; discussed by Orgon and Cleante, 26: 211–215; chosen by Orgon for Mariane's husband, 26: 219–228; sent for, by Elmire, 26: 244; with Dorine, 26: 245–246; with Elmire, 26: 247–252; denounced by Damis, 26: 254; with Orgon, 26: 255–261; with Cleante, 26: 262–264; led on by Elmire, 26: 270–275; caught by Orgon, 26: 277; refuses to leave house, 26: 277; sends M r. Loyal to claim property, 26: 285–290; the box of Argas and, 26: 279, 26: 291; comes to arrest Orgon, 26: 292; himself arrested, 26: 295p. 416→ Inventory
Tar - water, Berkeley on, 37: 186p. 416
Tasks, Locke on, 37: 56–57p. 416→ Inventory
Tasmania, Darwin on, 29: 450p. 416
Tasso, Battista del, 31: 24–25, 31: 27, 31: 345 n.p. 416
Tasso, Torquato, Dryden on, 13: 23, 13: 24, 13: 26, 13: 33, 13: 43; a madman, 27: 357; on philosophy, 32: 34; on poets, 27: 356–357; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 132; Scuderi on, 39: 361; Shelley on, 27: 338; the sonnet and, 41: 681; Spenser on, 39: 62p. 416
TASTE, ESSAY ON, Burke's, n - 26p. 416
TASTE, THE STANDARD OF, Hume ' s, 27: 203–221p. 416
Taste, Burke on standards of, 24: 11–12; Burke on study of, 24: 9; constituents of, 24: 22–23; definition of, 24: 12–13; delicacy of, 27: 209–211; differences of, due to organs, 27: 209; differences of, due to particular humors, 27: 217–218; differences due to age or country, 27: 218–221; differences of, judged by degree of pleasure, 24: 20–21; reason of so-called differences of, 24: 18–21; Emerson on good, 5: 209; habits affect sense of, 24: 15–16; of the imagination, 24: 16–18; improved by practice, 27: 211–213; not a separate faculty, 24: 25–26; Poe on, 28: 376; in poetry, Hugo on, 39: 384–385; possibility of determining a standard of, 27: 216–218; prejudice and, 27: 213–214; as matter of reason, 27: 214–216; Reynolds on, 39: 268, 39: 289; Schiller on cultivation of, 32: 234–238, 32: 254–255, 32: 266–267, 32: 271–274, 32: 294–295; sense of, Burke on, 24: 121–122; sense of, same in all men, 24: 14–15; of the senses, 24: 13–16; for sensible objects and in the passions, 24: 21–22; as matter of the understanding, 24: 22–26; variety of, 27: 203–204; want of, its cause, 24: 22–23; Wordsworth on, 39: 321, 39: 331–334p. 416→ Inventory
Tastes, Berkeley on, 37: 198–199, 37: 206; as sources of the sublime, 24: 71–73p. 417→ Inventory
Taste-that-which-is-good, the cook, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 264p. 417
Tathagata, a name of Buddha, 45: 633 n.p. 417
Tatti, Giocopo, 31: 149 n.p. 417
T au l chin ne, the juggler, 49: 233p. 417
T aurea s, and Alcibiades, 12: 120p. 417
Taurus, commander for Octavius, 12: 372p. 417
Taurus, the sign, reference to, 4: 107p. 417
Taxation, equality of, 10: 477; general rules of, 10: 477–480; heavy, unfits for em pire, 3: 75; popular attitude toward, 5: 247; without representation, 43: 147 (l. 3)p. 417→ Great Idea
Taxes, on capital, 10: 505–510; capitation, 10: 514–517; on commerce, 3: 51; on consumption, 10: 517–548; direct apportionmen t of, 43: 180–181 (l. 3), 43: 185 (l. 4); duties and, 10: 345; farming of, 10: 543; on house rent, 10: 488–495; on interest of money, 10: 496–499; on luxuries, 10: 518–521, 10: 535–539; ° n luxuries, payment of, 10: 477 (l. 3); on luxuries, Pennon, 1: 328 (l. 53), 1: 390–391; national, under the Confederation, 43: 162; national, under Con stitution, 43: 184 (l. 8), 43: 185 (l. 5); on necessaries, 10: 518, 10: 520–523, 10: 547–548; on necessaries, as requiring duties on foreign goods, 10: 345–346; on newspapers, Words worth on, 5: 324; on produce of land, 10: 486–487; on profits, 10: 496; on rent of land, 10: 479–486; on rent, payment of, 10: 477 (l. 3); source of, 10: 53; on stimulants, Mill on, 25: 297; on transfers of property, 10: 505–511; on wages, 10: 511; for war, Quakers on, 1: 217–220p. 417→ Inventory
Taylor, D r., of Norwich, 6: 94p. 417
Taylor, Father, Dana on, inp. 417
Taylor, Jeremy, Emerson on, 42: 1249; Wordsworth on, 39: 308–309p. 417
Taylor, Thomas, Emerson on, 5: 465p. 417
Taylor, Mrs., and J. S. Mill, 25: 4; Mill on, 25: 116–119, 25: 142, 25: 149–154; death of, 25: 155p. 417
Taylor, P. A., Mill on, 25: 183 n.p. 417
Taylor, W., on fancy and imagination, 39: 301p. 417
TE DEUM LAUDAMUS, 45: 546–547p. 417
Tea, Burke on taste for, 24: 15–16p. 417→ Inventory
Teachers, Channing on importance of, 28: 358–360; Confucius on, 8 ( n); Locke on, 37: 69–80, 37: 128, 37: 139–142, 37: 153–154, 37: 167–168; Montaigne on, 32: 35–36; need of personal, 28: 32–37; paid, Socrates on, 2: 7–8; pay and consideration of, 10: 135–137; qualities needed by, 2: 157 (l. 108), 2: 161–162 (l. 121); sacred and literary, 5: 143p. 417→ Inventory
Teaching, Burke on method of, 24: 12; Confucius on, 44: 21 (l. 7,8); Pope on methods of, 1: 18–19; see Educa tionp. 417→ Inventory
Tears, Byron on, 41: 790; D e Quincey's Lady of, 27: 321–322; false, true pity move, 13: 105; Hunt on, 27: 285; Laertes on, 46: 190p. 417→ Inventory
TEARS, IDLE TEARS, 42: 972–973p. 417
Teazle, Lady, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, marriage with Sir Peter, 18: 126; scene with Sir Peter, 18: 128–131; at Lady Sneerwell's, 18: 132–137; Joseph Surface and, 18: 137–138, 18: 164–167, 18: 171; suspected with Charles Surface, 18: 139, 18: 142, 18: 145, 18: 168, 18: 171–172, 18: 187, 18: 193; reconcilement and new quarrel with Sir Peter, 18: 146–148; caught behind screen, 18: 175–176; at Joseph Surface's after reconcilement to h us band, 18: 190–194; epilogue spoken by, 18: 196p. 417
Teazle, Sir Peter, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, guardian of Surface brothers, 18: 116; on Lady Teazle, 18: 126–127; with Rowley, 18: 126–128; scene with Lady Teazle, 18: 128–131; at Sneerwell's, 18: 134–136; with Sir Oliver, 18: 140–141; his plan to make trial of Charles Surface, 18: 134–145; with Maria, 18: 145; reconcilement and new quarrel with Lady Teazle, 18: 146–148; at Joseph Surface's house, 18: 167–171, 18: 174–176; at home after the scandal, 18: 184–187; at Joseph Surface's, 18: 190–194p. 417
Tedaldi, Lionardo, 31: 335, 31: 338p. 417
T ed mur, inscription of, 16: 320–321p. 417
Teeth, and hair, related, 11: 28, 11: 148–149p. 417
T e gan, mantle of, 32: 146p. 417
Tegetmeier, on bees, 11: 275p. 417
Tegghiaio, in Dante ' s HELL, 20: 27p. 417
Teiresias, in ANTIGONE, 287-Qi; in the BACCILE, 8: 374–376, 8: 379–382; Homer on, 22: 142, 22: 147–148; in CEDIPUS THE KING, 8: 218–223p. 418
T el aug es, and Socrates, 2: 251–252 (l. 66)p. 418
Teleclides, on Pericles, 12: 38, 12: 53p. 418
Telegraph, Helmholtz on the, 30: 206–207p. 418→ Inventory
Telemachus, in the ODYSSEY, roused to action by Pallas, 22: 12–17; rebukes Penelope, 22: 18; with the suitors, 22: 18–19; complains of suitors in assembly, 22: 22–25; asks for ship to go to Pylos, 22: 26–27; counselled by Pallas, 22: 28; prepares for sailing, 22: 29–31; sails, 22: 32; with Nestor at Pylos, 22: 33–45; with Menelaus at Sparta, 22: 46–62; plotted against by the suitors, 22: 62–63, 22: 66, 22: 67; warned by Athene to return home, 22: 200–201; departs with gifts, 22: 201–205; takes ship at Pylos, 22: 205–207; his landing in Ithaca, 22: 212–214; a ' Eumacus's hut, 22: 215–219; recognizes Ulysses, 22: 219–220; in plan to destroy the suitors, 22: 221–223; hears return of his en e mies, 22: 227; returns to mother, 22: 228–229; relates what he had heard, 22: 230–231; re ceives Eumaeus and Ulysses, 22: 236–237; reb u k e s Antinous, 22: 238; the sneeze of, 22: 242; warned by Eum s us, 22: 243; protects Ulysses in fight with Irus, 22: 246–247; re b u k e d by Penelope, 22: 250–251; advises suitors to retire, 22: 255; removes arms from hall, 22: 257–258; goes to assemblyplace, 22: 276–277; protects Ulysses from the wooers, 22: 279–281; replies to Agelaus, 22: 282; advised to expel Ulysses, 22: 283; with the bow of Ulysses, 22: 286–287; orders Penelope away, 22: 293; gives Ulysses the bow, 22: 293–294; with Ulysses against the suitors, 22: 297–306; hangs faithless servants, 22: 308; in meeting of father and mother, 22: 312–313; in final fight, 22: 333; Tennyson on, 42: 978p. 418
T el emus, the soothsayer, 22: 128p. 418
Teleology, Kant on, 32: 347 n.p. 418
Telescopes, Newton on, 34: 124p. 418→ Inventory
Tell, Walter, in WILLIAM TELL, at home, goes to Altdorf with father, 26: 428, 26: 432; at Altdorf, 26: 438–449; reunion with mother, 26: 456; at home again, 26: 482–483p. 418
Tell, William, in WILLIAM TELL, residence of, 26: 384 n.; son-in-law of Furst, 26: 398; takes Baumgarten across the lake, 26: 384–385; arrival at Stauffacher's, 26: 391; at home, starts for Altdorf, 26: 428–432; at Altdorf with Walter, 26: 438–439; neglects to bow to Gessler's cap, 26: 439–440; at building of the Keep, 26: 392; conversation with Stauffacher, 26: 394; or dered to shoot apple from son's head, 26: 441–447; arrested by Gessler, 26: 447–449; em barked at Fliielen, 26: 449; escape of, 26: 453–455; in wait for Gessler, 26: 464–467; with Stussi, 26: 467–468; kills Gessler, 26: 471–472; re turns home, 26: 483–484; with Duke John, 26: 483–488; in final scene, 26: 488–489p. 418
Tellheim, Major von, in MINNA VON BARNHELM, changing of his room re ferred to, 26: 300–302; announces in tention to leave in n, 26: 303; with Just, 26: 303–304; with Madame Marloff, 26: 305–307; destroys note, 26: 307; with Just, agrees to keep him, 26: 307–309; pardon asked by Minna, 26: 309; prepares to leave in n, 26: 309–310; Minna on, 26: 314–315; discovered by his ring, 26: 319–320; with Minna, takes leave of her, 26: 324–327; with Werner, 26: 335–340; with Franziska, 26: 340–342; scene with Minna, 26: 351–358; hears her misfortunes, 26: 358–359; borrows money of Werner, 26: 459–460; determines to marry Minna, 26: 360; returns to Minna, with Franziska, 26: 361; seeks reconciliation, 26: 362–364; letter from king, 26: 365–366; offers himself to Minna, 26: 366–369; accuses Minna of faithlessness, 26: 370; refuses Werner ' s money, 26: 370–371; final reconciliation, 26: 372–373; with Minna ' s uncle, 26: 373; reconciliation with Werner, 26: 374p. 418
Tell-true, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 297p. 418
Tellus, reference to, 20: 265p. 418
T em m in c k, on classification, 11: 437–438p. 418
Temperance, Channing on, 28: 351–352; Cicero on, 9: 57; common notion of, 2: 57–58; Dante's star of, 20: 146 n.; definitions of, 1: 79; Epictetus on show of, 2: 177 (l. 176); Franklin on, 1: 17, 1: 44, 1: 85; Franklin's rule of, 1: 79–80; Greek idea of, 25: 35; of heroism, 5: 126; instances of, 20: 237–238; Manzoni on habits of, 21: 237–238; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 197–198, 2: 260 (l. 39), 2: 297 (l. 15); Milton on, 3: 201–202; 4: 63–64, 4: 65, 4: 332; necessity of, in pleasure, 5: 87–88; Pennon, 1: 328–329; philosopher's reason of, 2: 74–76; the virtue of prosperity, 3: 16p. 418→ Great Idea
Temperance Ships, Dana on, 23: 300–301p. 418
Temperature, production of high, note; why low, on mountains, 30: 212–213p. 418→ Inventory
TEMPEST, THE, 46: 395–463; Hunt on, 27: 294; stage representation of the, 27: 313–315p. 419
Temple, Sir William, Swift and, 27: 90; 28: 8, 28: 12–15p. 419
Temples, pagan, Burke on grandeur of, 24: 63–64p. 419→ Inventory
Temporal Estate, Luther on the, 36: 265–270p. 419
Temporal Happiness, Penn on, 1: 343–344p. 419
Temporary, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 153–154p. 419→ Inventory
Temptation, Burns on, 6: 547; Kempis on, 7: 215–216, 7: 249, 7: 281–282, 7: 299–300; More on, 36: 100; necessary to virtue, 3: 202, 3: 207–208; Pascal on, 48: 284 (l. 821); Paul, St., on, 45: 503 (l. 13); Rousseau on reasons of, 34: 277–278; seek not, 4: 269; supposes fallibility, 4: 268; Winthrop on, 43: 97; yielding to, Epictetus on, 2: 144 (l. 75); yielding to, Kempis on, 7: 210 (l. 2)p. 419→ Inventory
Temptation, I n, 45: 559–560p. 419→ Inventory
Temptations, of the flesh, 7: 183–188; of curiosity, 7: 189–191; of pride, 7: 191–194p. 419→ Inventory
Temsice, George, 36: 135p. 419
Ten Thousand, Emerson on the, 5: 189; retreat of the, 12: 357–358p. 419
Tencterians, Tacitus on the, mp. 419
Tenderness, in friendship, 5: 112p. 419→ Inventory
Tenedos, island of, 13: 101p. 419
Tenements, Channing on, 28: 354–355p. 419
Teneriffe, identified as mountain of At las, 8: 178 n.p. 419
TENNANT, JAMES, EPISTLE TO, 6: 334–336p. 419
Ten ne nt, Gilbert, Franklin on, 1: 118p. 419
Tennyson, Alfred Lord, ARABIAN NIGHTS' influence on, 16: 4; Emerson on, 5: 445; Poe on, 28: 390; poems by, 42: 967–1057; Wordsworth on, 5: 464p. 419
T era h, father of Abraham, 4: 15p. 419
Terence, Augustine, St., on, 7: 18; on compliance, 9: 39, 9: 40; in Dante ' s Limbo, 20: 236; Montaigne on, 32: 90–91; quotations from, 121 note n; Scipio and, 13: 67p. 419
Terentia, wife of Cicero, 9: 6; in Catiline conspiracy, 12: 233–234; Clodius and, 12: 241–242; divorce of, 9: 79; 12: 252–253; letter to, 9: 89p. 419
TERESA, ST., ON THE BOOK AND PICTURE OF, 40: 363–364p. 419
Tereus, and Progne, 20: 179 n.p. 419
Termagant, 46: 148 n.p. 419
Tern, the snow - white, 29: 461p. 419
Ternate, Drake at, 33: 218–221p. 419→ Inventory
Terra y, Abbe, interest under, 10: 92p. 419
Terrier, Sir Tivy, 18: 148p. 419
Terriers, Harrison on, 35: 350p. 419
Territories, under control of Congress, 43: 191p. 419
Terror, as a means of authority, 9: 333; Burke on, 24: 41, 24: 49–50; cause of, 24: 105–106; darkness, as cause of, 24: 68, 24: 114–117; delight caused by, 24: 109; in idea of infinity, 24: 62–63; intermitting sounds, as cause of, 24: 70–71; loudness, as cause of, 24: 69–70; obscurity, as cause of, 24: 50–51; idea of power, as cause of, 24: 55–60; in privation, 24: 60; suddenness, as cause of, 24: 70; in idea of vastness, 24: 61–62, 24: 109–110; see Sublimityp. 419→ Inventory
Terry, Job, Dana on, 23: 36–37p. 419
Tertian Fever, Harvey on, 38: 125–126p. 419
Tertiary Deposits, Lyell on, 38: 404–405p. 419
Tertullian, on Christians, 48: 354; on the church, 48: 309 (l. 890); on Esdras, 48: 210p. 419
Tertullus, Cornutus, colleague of Pliny, 9: 362 n.; on Cerrus, 9: 341p. 419
Tertullus, the orator, 44: 476 (l. 1-8)p. 419
Teru - tero, Darwin on the, 29: 120–121p. 419
Testa, C. Trebatius, letters to, 9: 132, 9: 173p. 419
Testimony, Hobbes on, 34: 399; Hume on, 37: 377–378; Mohammed on, 45: 1005–1006p. 419→ Inventory
Tethys, references to, 4: 67; 8: 171p. 419
Tetu, French captain, 33: 186–187, 33: 188, 33: 189, 33: 192, 33: 194p. 419
T et z e l, 36: 281 n.p. 419
Teucer, accuser of Alcibiades, 12: 123–124p. 419
Teucer, and Belus, 13: 95p. 419
T eu cr us, Virgil on, 13: 132p. 419
T eu thra ni a, Herodotus on plains of, 33: 11p. 419
Teutonic Literature, Renan on early, 32: 147–148p. 419
Teutonic Races, Christianity and, 32: 171p. 419
Teutons, compared with Slavs in, situation, 28: 266–267p. 419
Texas, history of, 43: 289 n.p. 419
Thackeray, William Makepeace, E me r son on, 5: 439; END OF THE PLAY, 42: 1058–1060; ESSAY ON SWIFT, 42: 7–28; life and works, 28: 5–6; remarks onEs say, 28: 1, 28: 50p. 419
Thais, Alexander and, 40: 391, 40: 394, 40: 395; in Dante ' s HELL, 20: 76p. 419
Th al berg, and the Queen, 5: 372p. 420
Thales, in Dante ' s Limbo, 20: 20; on death, 32: 27; Lycurgus and, 3: 194; Sidney on, 27: 7p. 420
Thames, importance of the, 5: 335p. 420
Thammuz, Milton on, 4: 99p. 420
Thamud, 45: 891, 45: 906, 45: 918p. 420
Thamyris, blind, 4: 136; death of, 13: 402p. 420
THANATOPSIS, 42: 1213–1215p. 420
Thankfulness, human, 2: 131 (l. 42); for virtue, 2: 170 (l. 146)p. 420
THANKSGIVING, A PSALM OF, 44: 152–153p. 420
THANKSGIVING FOR A NATIONAL VICTORY, 6: 459p. 420
Thanksgivings, Roman, Cato on, 9: 152p. 420
Thaqif, tribe of, 45: 919 n.p. 420
Thargelia, the courtesan, 12: 60p. 420
THAT'S THE LASSIE O' MY HEART, 6: 540p. 420
The age ne s, Chariclea and, 27: 13; Sidney on, 27: 10p. 420
The a no, the priestess, 12: 126p. 420
Theatre, Hugo on the Greek, 39: 341; Hugo on the modern, 39: 381–382; M on taigne on the, 32: 70–71; morality and the, 27: 339–340; Pascal on the, 48: 13 (l. 11); Swift on the, 27: 119–120; Voltaire on the, 34: 152–153p. 420→ Inventory
Theatrical Representations, Lamb on, 27: 301–316p. 420
Thebes ( Egypt), distance from sea, 10 - n; extent of, 33: 14; sacred animals of, 33: 26–27p. 420
Thebes ( Grecian), building of, 20: 131; founders of, 22: 151; Philip of Macedon and, 36: 42; Spartan policy toward, 36: 18; the war against, 8: 258–260p. 420
The be z, the prophet of, 4: 379p. 420
Theft, Augustine, St., on, 7: 26–27; Con fucius on, 44: 39 (l. 18); Mohammed on, 45: 997; More on causes and pun is h men t of, 36: 143–154; penalty of, by the Law, 43: 94–98; punished in second circle of Hell, 20: 46; punish men t of, in old England, 35: 366–367, 35: 369p. 420
THEIR GROVES O' SWEET MYRTLE, 6: 534–535p. 420
Themes, Locke on, 37: 54–56, 37: 161–162p. 420→ Inventory
Them is, Æschylus on, 8: 174 n., 8: 198; goddess of assemblies, 22: 23; mother of Prometheus, 8: 167 n.; second prophet at Delphi, 8: 122p. 420→ Inventory
Themistocles, accused of treason, 12: 25–26; Aristides and, 12: 79–81, 12: 84–85, 12: 86–87, 12: 102, 12: 104; rebuilds Athens, 12: 21–22; is banished, 12: 24–25; birth and boyhood of, 12: 5–7; character of, 12: 7–8, 12: 9–10, 12: 20–21; children of, 12: 33–34; 9: 180; Cicero on, 9: 25, 9: 103; death of, 12: 33; Emerson on, 5: 265; escapes death by dream, 12: 31–32; Herodotus and, 9: 104; honors conferred on, 12: 20–21; honors to family, 12: 34; loses favor with confederates, 12: 23; at Marathon, 12: 83; memory of, 9: 52; Montaigne on, 32: 33–34; in Persian war, 12: 10–19; proposes destruction of Greek fleet, 12: 22–23; proposes ships, 12: 8; prosperity, 12: 31; public treasury and, 12: 81–82; at Salamis, 12: 85–87; the Seriphian and, 9: 48; the soldier and, 3: 328; incurs displeasure of Sparta, 12: 23–24; the statue and, 12: 32; tomb of, 12: 34; his wanderings, 12: 26–28; Xerxes and, 12: 28–31; 3: 141–142p. 420
THEMISTOCLES, LIFE OF, Plutarch's, 12: 5–34p. 420
THENIEL MENZIES' BONIE MARY, 6: 283–284p. 420
Theobald, Johnson on, 39: 238–239p. 420
Theocratic Society, Hugo on, 39: 340p. 420
Theocritus, on husbandry, 27: 68; an idyllic poet, 39: 299; reference to, 41: 923p. 420
The o doric, Bacon on, 3: 130p. 420
Theodorus, death of, 12: 384; high priest of Athens, 12: 139p. 420
Theodotus, with Pompey's head, 12: 303–304p. 420
Theogenes, the statue of, 5: 93p. 420
The og it on, the Megarian, 12: 98p. 420
The og n is, Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 130–131p. 420
Theology, Bagehot on modern, 28: 204–205; Carlyle on, 25: 363–364; C h an ning on, 28: 330; Descartes on, 34: 8, 34: 9–10; Emerson on our, 5: 38; false, cure for, 5: 280–281; Goethe on, 19: 80–81; Hume on, 37: 420; Luther on study of, 36: 324–327; Marlowe on, 19: 208, 19: 210; of Middle Ages, 28: 215–216; Milton on study of, 3: 242; Milton on true, 3: 222; Pascal on, 48: 48 (l. 115), 48: 398, 48: 438; popular, Emerson on, 5: 86; women and, 28: 149–150p. 420→ Great Idea
The o man c y, defined, 34: 382p. 420
The oph anes, the Lesbian, 12: 249–250p. 420
Theophilus, Antony's steward, 12: 373p. 421
Theophrastus, on anger and desire, (10); Cicero on, 12: 237; on Demades, 12: 198; Huxley on, 28: 219; Milton on study of, 3: 241 n.; on morals and sickness, 12: 75; New man on, 28: 58; Plutarch on, 12: 113–114; Zaleucus and, 9: 149p. 421
Theopompus, Caesar and, 12: 303; on Demosthenes, 12: 202; Ephorus and, 9: 146p. 421
Theoris, the priestess, Theopompus on, 12: 202p. 421
Theory, Burke on, 24: 8–9, 24: 47–48; Goethe on, 19: 82; practical man ' s distrust of, v> 55 ! practise and, Mill on, 25: 25; Smith on, 27: 247–248; test of truth of, 11: 497p. 421→ Inventory
Theramenes, in PHAEDRA, 26: 133–137, 26: 155, 26: 161–162, 26: 191–194p. 421
Theramenes, pupil of Euripides, 8: 468; Aristophanes on, 8: 455p. 421
THERE WAS A BONIE LASS, 6: 514p. 421
THERE'LL NEVER BE PEACE TILL JAMIE COMES HAME, 6: 398p. 421
Theresa, St., Pascal on, 48: 163 (l. 499), 48: 303 (l. 868), 48: 314 (l. 917)p. 421
Thermo-electric Batteries, 30: 208p. 421
Thermodon, Plutarch on, 12: 206p. 421
Thermometer s, freezing-point of, 30: 231–232p. 421
Thermopylae, Byron on, 41: 813p. 421
Thermus, Cicero on, 9: 82, 9: 146p. 421
The r on, death of, 13: 332p. 421
Thersites, Epictetus on, 158 ( no); Pliny on, 9: 209 n.p. 421
Theseus, acts and loves of, 26: 136–137, 26: 159; the Amazons and, 8: 150; Ariadne and, 22: 153; the centaurs and, 20: 245 n.; in Epirus, 26: 171; in Hades, 13: 220; Hercules compared with, 5: 184; Hip poly ta and, 13: 379; Machiavelli on, 36: 20, 36: 21, 36: 83; the Minotaur and, 13: 208; 20: 49 n.; ship of, 2: 45–46; in Tartarus, 13: 228p. 421
Theseus, in HIPPOLYTUS, plotted against by Aphrodite, 8: 304; returns to find wife dead, 8: 337–342; doom sHip pol ytus, 8: 342–343; scene with Hippolytus, 8: 343–351; hears accident of Hippolytus, 8: 355–358; hears of innocence of Hippo l ytus, 8: 360; at death of Hippolytus, 8: 364–367p. 421
Theseus, in PHIDRA, his absence referred to, 26: 133–134; reported dead, 26: 146, 26: 148–149; r u more d still alive, 26: 162; his return, 26: 166, 26: 169–172; hears dishonor of Hippolytus, 26: 172–174; banishes Hip poly tus, 26: 174–178; tells Phaedra, 26: 179–180; with Aricia, 26: 188–189; becomes suspicious of wrong, 26: 189–190; learns death of Hippo l ytus, 26: 191–194; learns his innocence, 26: 194–196p. 421
Thesmophoria, the, 33: 85p. 421
Thespis, reference to, 39: 351p. 421
Thessalus, accuser of Alcibiades, 12: 122–123p. 421
Thestylis, reference to, 4: 32p. 421
The t for d, university of, 35: 371p. 421
The tis, Achilles and, 5: 92; her flight from Chiron, 20: 180; in Dante ' s Limbo, 20: 237 n.; Milton on, 4: 68; Virgil on, 13: 240; Zeus and, 8: 194 n.p. 421→ Inventory
The u d as, 44: 434 (l. 36)p. 421
Thevet, Andrew, 33: 312, 33: 319, 33: 326p. 421
Thibault, king of Navarre, 20: 90 n.p. 421
THIEF AND HIS MOTHER, fable of the, 17: 28–29p. 421
Thief, Epictetus on punishment of the, 2: 120 (l. 12)p. 421→ Inventory
Thierry, Augustin, History of the Conquest, 32: 172 n.; Taine on, 39: 414p. 421
Thierry, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 189, 49: 190–194p. 421
THINE AM I, MY FAITHFUL FAIR, 6: 475p. 421
Th io dr e k, the king, 49: 396p. 421
Thirlwall, Mill on, 25: 80, 25: 81p. 421
THIS IS NO MY AIN LASSIE, 6: 537–538p. 421
This be, and Pyramus, 20: 255p. 421
Thistles, South American, 29: 129p. 421
THO' CRUEL FATE SHOULD BID US PART, 6: 92p. 421
Thoas, in the JENEID, 13: 335–336p. 421
Thoas, and Hypsipyle, 20: 75 n.p. 421
Thomas, the apostle, 44: 368 (l. 15), 44: 424 (l. 13)p. 421
Thomas, Gov., Franklin on, 1: 105, 1: 110, 1: 112p. 421
THOMAS RYMER AND THE QUEEN OF ELF- LAND, 40: 76–78p. 421
Thompson, Capt., at San Diego, 23: 396–397p. 421
Thompson, William, Mill on, 25: 80p. 421
Thomson, C. P., Mill on, 25: 81p. 421
THOMSON, CATHERINE, SONNET ON, 4: 81–82p. 421
Thomson, James (1700-48), Burns on, 6: 179; T o FORTUNE, 40: 443; Hazlitt on, 27: 278; prayer written by, 1: 83; quotation from, 6: 224; RULE BRITANNIA, 40: 442–443; Wordsworth on his Castle of Indolence, 39: 325; Wordsworth on Seasons of, 39: 322–325p. 421
THOMSON, ADDRESS TO SHADE OF, 6: 418–419p. 422
THOMSON, ON SOME COMMEMORATIONS OF, 6: 447–448p. 422
Thomson, James (1834-82), GIFTS, 42: 1149p. 422
Thomson, D r. James, on chemistry, 25: 17; on freezing-point, 30: 232–233; on regelation of ice, 30: 243; on plasticity of ice, 30: 245–246; on tides, 30: 293p. 422
Thomson, N. H., translator of THE PRINCE, 36: 1p. 422
Thomson, Sir William, on age of earth, 11: 344, 30: 232, 30: 233; life and work, 30: 250; THE TIDES, 30: 274–307; WAVE THEORY OF LIGHT, 30: 251–273p. 422
Th one, and Helena, 4: 62p. 422
Thonis, the Egyptian, 33: 55p. 422
Tho d s a, daughter of Phorcys, 22: 11p. 422
Thor, at U t gard, 5: 360p. 422
Thora, daughter of H a k on, 49: 338, 49: 399p. 422
Thord h arson, J on, 43: 5p. 422
Thoreau, Henry David, sketch of life and works, 28: 394; on the truth, 28: 282; ON WALKING, 28: 395–425p. 422
Thorfinn Karlsefni, 43: 14–16, 43: 17, 43: 19–20p. 422
Thor g e ir, son of Snorri, 43: 20p. 422
Thori, the Norseman, 43: 11p. 422
Thorn dike, Herbert, 15: 384p. 422
Thorold, Earl Tresham, see Treshamp. 422
Thorough, is no word of peace, 8: 313p. 422→ Inventory
Thorstein, son of Eric theRe d, 43: 6, 43: 13–14p. 422
Thorstein the Swarthy, 43: 14p. 422
Thorvald, son of Eric theRe d, 43: 6; voyage to Vinland, 43: 11–13p. 422
Thorvard the Norseman of Gardar mar ries Freydis, daughter of Eric theRe d, 43: 6; with Freydis makes voyage to Vinland, 43: 17–20p. 422
Thor y c i on, Aristophanes on, 8: 449–450p. 422
THOU FAIR ELIZA, 6: 416–417p. 422
THOU HAST LEFT ME EVER, JAMIE, 6: 473–474p. 422
Thought, aberrations of, four principal, 2: 291 (l. 19); " act in fancy, " xlv, 2: 799; action and, Carlyle on, 25: 340; C h an ning on, 28: 323–336, 28: 340–342; Des - cartes on reality of, 34: 29; duty of man, (146); Hobbes on, 34: 313–318, 34: 321–322, 34: 346–348; Hume on limits of, 37: 300–305, 37: 327–328; not wisdom, 8: 380; liberty of, Mill on, 25: 210–249, 25: 250; liberty of, Milton on, 3: 220–227; makes place, 7: 314 (l. 5); man born for, 48: 411; Pascal on, 48: 117 (l. 339), 48: 120 (l. 346-8), 48: 122 (l. 365), 48: 123 (l. 370); preventing power of, 48: 94–95 (l. 259); as product of matter, 34: 104–108; Rousseau on, 34: 244–247; Schiller on courage of, 32: 230; sensation and, 37: 299–300; Socrates on pure, 2: 53; study and, Confucius on, 8 (t5)> 53 (3 °); swifter than time, 18: 326; Walton on sympathy of, 15: 336–337p. 422→ Inventory
Thoughtlessness, Buddhist idea of, 45: 687p. 422→ Inventory
Thoughts, Bacon on good, 3: 29, 3: 401; Bunyan on good, 15: 148–149; chance in, 39: 119; character determined by, 2: 227 (l. 16); connection of, 39: 155; defined, 37: 300–301; Emerson on, 5: 143, 5: 168–169, 5: 59–60; evil, a prayer against, 7: 287; feelings and, 39: 272; Goethe on exchange of, 39: 252–253; Marcus Aurelius on purity of, 2: 216 (l. 4), 2: 209 (l. 8); Pennon government of, 1: 378–380; Shakespeare on, 46: 109; source of, outside of human will, 5: 133–134; two at same time impossible, 48: 59 (l. 145); wandering of, Byron on, 18: 446; wandering, Dante on, 20: 162; worldly and heavenly, 7: 314–315 (l. 5,6)p. 422→ Inventory
THOUGHTS IN A GARDEN, 40: 377–379p. 422
THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTSp. 422
Thrace, the modern Roumania, 28: 264–265; Sesostris in, 33: 50p. 422
Thrasea, Partus, contemporaneity, 2: 320; Stoic philosopher, 9: 188 n.; Pliny on, 9: 307, 9: 308p. 422
Thrasiline, in PHILASTER, 47: 667–677, 47: 692–693, 47: 699–703, 47: 714–716, 47: 731, 47: 733, 47: 737p. 422
Thraso, Sidney on, 27: 27; Thais and, 20: 76 n.p. 422
Thrasybulus, of Stiria, 12: 132; accuses Alcibiades, 12: 142p. 422
Thrasymedes, son of Nestor, 22: 34, 22: 43–44p. 422
THREE FEATHERS, story of the, 17: 156–159p. 422
THREE LITTLE MEN IN THE WOOD, 17: 69–74p. 422
THREE RAVENS, THE, 40: 73–74p. 423
THREE SPINNERS, THE, 17: 74–76p. 423
THREE WARNINGS, THE, 45: 689–692p. 423
Thrift, Confucius on, 44: 24 (l. 35)p. 423→ Inventory
Thrush, nests of the, 11: 284; Whitman on the, 42: 1413p. 423→ Inventory
THRUSHBEARD KING, story of, 17: 142–146p. 423
Thucydides, of Alopece, rival of Pericles, 12: 46–47, 12: 52; on Pericles, 12: 43, 12: 53p. 423
Thule, King of, song of, 19: 119p. 423
THUMBLING, story of, 17: 124–128p. 423
THUMBLING AS JOURNEYMAN, 128-p. 423
T hum o man c y, defined, 34: 381–382p. 423
Thunder, Beaumont on, 47: 682; Long fellow on, 42: 1314p. 423→ Inventory
Thundering Legion, and M. Aurelius A n toninus, 2: 308–309p. 423
Thunderstorms, Darwin on, 29: 69p. 423→ Inventory
T hurl oe, Hugo on, 39: 379–380p. 423
Thyestes, feast of, 8: 71–72p. 423
Thymbraean God, Apollo called, 20: 191 n.p. 423
Thy m b r us, and Laris, 13: 334–335p. 423
Thymcetes, Virgil on, 13: 101, 13: 326p. 423
Thy n, Captain, 33: 337, 33: 345, 33: 351, 33: 356, 33: 369p. 423
Thyrsis, and Corydon, 4: 32p. 423
Thyrsus, freedman of Octavius, 12: 379p. 423→ Inventory
Thyrsus, sacred w and of Bacchus, 8: 370p. 423→ Inventory
THYRZA, ELEGY ON, 41: 785–787p. 423
TIBBIE, I HAE SEEN THE DAY, 6: 20–21p. 423
Tibboos, Emerson on rock, 5: 199p. 423
Tiber, river, origin of name, 13: 279p. 423
Tiberius, aided by mother, 3: 141; ca u tion of, 3: 17; Dante on victories of, 20: 30 n.; death of, 3: 10; in Germany, 33: 114; mentioned in Luke, 44: 360 (l. 1); Marco and, 3: 94; Mar cus Aurelius on, 2: 299–300 (l. 27); memoirs of, 36: 3; Milton on, 4: 397; the pictures and, 47: 569; Sejanus and, 3: 67–68p. 423
Ticino, Freeman on, 28: 256p. 423
Tickell, on Addison, 27: 176p. 423
Ticknor, Elisha, 28: 367p. 423
Tidal Harmonic Analyser, 30: 293–296p. 423
Tidal Waves, Kelvin on, 30: 275–276p. 423
Tide Gauge, the, 30: 289p. 423
Tide Predictors, 30: 295–296p. 423
Tides, ancient knowledge of, 30: 279–280; declinational, 30: 291–292; defined, 30: 274–277; Descartes on, 34: 37; due to attraction of sun and moon, 30: 276, 30: 281–282, 30: 291–292, 30: 303–305; dynamic action of, 30: 287–288; elastic, 30: 299, 30: 305; equilibrium theory of, 30: 286–287; harmonic analysis of, 30: 290–295; meteorological, 30: 277–279; moon as cause of, 30: 280–282, 30: 291–292, 30: 303–304; observation of, 30: 288–290; prediction of, 30: 295–297; spring and neap, 30: 284–286; true solar and lunar, how known, 30: 278–279; Voltaire on, 34: 108, 34: 118; weather, influenced by, 30: 298–299p. 423→ Inventory
TIDES, ESSAY ON, Kelvin's, 30: 274–307p. 423
Tierny, D r., 38: 198, 38: 211–212p. 423
Tierra del Fuego, boulders in, 29: 252; climate and productions of, 29: 247–248; Darwin on, 29: 56, 29: 209–235, 29: 240–247; glaciers of, 29: 229, 29: 250; peat in, 29: 290; snow - line in, 29: 249; trees in, 29: 290p. 423
Tigellinus, and Burr h us, 3: 59p. 423
TIGER, THE, a poem, 41: 583–584p. 423
Tigillinus, death of, 32: 14p. 423
Tignoso, Federigo, 20: 202 n.p. 423
T i grane s, and the Romans, 3: 74p. 423
Tigris, river, in Eden, 4: 262p. 423
Tillotson, D r., on the real presence, 37: 375p. 423
Timaea, Alcibiades and, 12: 128p. 423
Timacus, on plants and man, 5: 176; Plutarch on, 12: 125; on the Pyr r h i an War, 9: 102; Timoleon and, 9: 104p. 423
Timandra, and Alcibiades, 12: 145, 12: 146p. 423
Tim arete, the priestess, 33: 33p. 423
Time, abolished by the soul, 5: 136; Bacon on, 39: 123; brings evil and good, 36: 12; cleanses all, 8: 134; consists of two days, 16: 16; definitions of, 48: 426–427; duration of past, 11: 321–324, 11: 344; duration of past, Lyell on, 38: 386–393; element of, inform a tion of species, 11: 110; eternity and, 3: 262; Hume on idea of, 37: 412–413; the greatest innovator, 3: 61–62; lifter of the veil, 8: 349; like a river, 2: 219 (l. 43); makes manifest the right eous, 8: 227; the measure of business, 3: 63; measures all things, 4: 195; method and, 19: 78; Milton on, 4: 39; numbers motion, 4: 26–27; Pascal on, . 50 (122); Pennon use of, 1: 319–320; Raleigh on, 40: 205, 40: 207; among the Romans, 9: 233 n.; Shakespeare on, 40: 274; slower than thought, 18: 326; subtle thief of youth, 4: 29; teaches many a lesson, 8: 202; as the test of books, 39: 208–209; un hasting stride of, 8: 410p. 423→ Great Idea
Time-server, Lord, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 102p. 424
Timeliness, Bacon on, 3: 63–64; Pennon, 1: 338p. 424
Timesileus, Plutarch on, 12: 57p. 424
Timidity, Hippocrates on, 38: 5; of modern society, 5: 75p. 424
Timocreon, on Themistocles, 12: 23–24p. 424
Timoleon, fortune of, 3: 101; Landor on, 5: 318; Timarus and, 9: 104p. 424
Timon, of Athens, 12: 376–377; Alcibiades and, 12: 120–121; misanthropy of, 9: 38; tree of, 3: 34p. 424
Timon, the deacon, 44: 434 (l. 5)p. 424
Timon of Phlius, on Zeno, 12: 38–39p. 424
Timon, teacher of Arthur, 39: 62p. 424
Timorous, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 46–47, 15: 221p. 424→ Inventory
Timorous, Mrs., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 184–188p. 424
Timorousness, Locke on cure of, 37: 97–101p. 424→ Inventory
Timotheus, Athenian general, Apollodorus and, 12: 203; Bacon on, 3: 101p. 424
Timotheus, musician at Alexander ' s feast, 40: 391–392p. 424
Timothy, at Bercea, 44: 461 (l. 14); circumcision of, 44: 457 (l. 1-3); 36: 369; at Corinth, 44: 462 (l. 5); the Corinthians and, 45: 496 (l. 17), 45: 516 (l. 1), 45: 517 (l. 19); sent to Macedonia, 44: 465 (l. 22), 44: 467 (l. 4); St. Paul on, 514 (10 - n); Pennon, 1: 386 (l. 163)p. 424→ Inventory
Tim oxen a, wife of Plutarch, 12: 3p. 424
TIN SOLDIER, THE CONSTANT, 17: 293–297p. 424
TINDER-BOX, THE, story of, 17: 349–355p. 424
T in g, Duke, 44: 43 (l. 15)p. 424
Tinker ' s Song, from JOLLY BEGGARS, 6: 129p. 424
Tinochorus, Darwin on the, 29: 100–101p. 424
TIPPLING BALLAD, A, 6: 450–451p. 424
T i quito c, on Dulcinea, 14: 515p. 424
Tiradritto, bravo in THE BETROTHED, 21: 319p. 424
Tirante the White, 14: 52, 14: 93p. 424
Tiresias, in Dante ' s HELL, 20: 82; Milton on, 4: 136p. 424
Tiro, freedman of Cicero, 9: 80, 9: 114; Cicero's letter to, 9: 154; letter of Cicero the Younger to, 9: 173; letter of Q. Cicero to, 9: 175p. 424→ Inventory
Tiro, Calestrius, letter to, 9: 197p. 424
Tiro, Julius, codicils of, 9: 295p. 424
Tirsan, father of family in New Atlantis, 3: 163p. 424
T ir y nth i an Groom, Hercules called the, 40: 242p. 424
Tisaphernes, and Alcibiades, 12: 129–131p. 424
Tisiphon, wreath of, 46: 69p. 424
Tisiphone, Dante on, 20: 37; in Virgil's Hades, 13: 226p. 424
Tisso, Prince, anecdote of, 5: 299p. 424
Titania, in FAUST, 19: 184p. 424→ Inventory
Titans, Milton on the, 4: 93, 4: 101; sons of Okean us and Earth, 8: 174 n.; in Tartarus, 13: 226; war of, referred to, 8: 174p. 424
Tithes, David on, 12: 491; Harrison on, 35: 261–262; Hindu doctrine of, 45: 800p. 424→ Inventory
Tithonus, Aurora and, 5: 92; 22: 68; 40: 236; reference to, 20: 179p. 424
Titian, Cellini and, 31: 356; Hazlitt on, 27: 278–279; portraits by, 27: 272p. 424→ Inventory
Titius, the quaestor, 12: 355, 12: 367p. 424
Titles, Austin on, 12: 532–533; Hobbes on, 34: 368–369; Pope on, 40: 435p. 424→ Inventory
Titmouse, habits of the, 11: 178, 11: 277p. 424→ Inventory
Titus, Paul, St., and, 36: 369, 36: 374; Paul, St., on, 45: 518 (l. 13), 45: 525–526 (l. 16-24), 45: 531 (l. 18)p. 424
Titus, the Emperor, beauty of, 3: 106; Jerusalem destroyed by, 20: 232 n., 20: 308; 35: 319; 38: 31; Pope on, 40: 434p. 424
Tityrus, Sidney on, 27: 26p. 424
Tityus, Homer on, 22: 159; in Tar tarus, 13: 227p. 424
Tivitivans, Raleigh on the, 33: 340, 33: 373p. 424
Tmolus, Euripides on, 8: 386; reference to, 41: 823p. 424
Toads, adders and, 35: 345; South American, 29: 103–104p. 424→ Inventory
Tobacco, Burke on taste for, 24: 15; Harrison on use of, 35: 239; introduced into England by Drake, 33: 122; profits of cultivation of, 10: 161–162p. 424→ Inventory
Tobbia, the goldsmith, 31: 119–120, 31: 122, 31: 124–125p. 424
Tobias, Augustine, St., on, 7: 187; Milto n on, 4: 186p. 424
TOCCATA OF GALUPPI'S, A, 42: 1080–1081p. 424
Tocqueville, M. de, Mill on his Democracy, 25: 120p. 424
Toledo, Eleonora di, grand duchess of Tuscany, 31: 342 n.; Cellini and, 31: 362, 31: 363, 31: 366, 31: 383, 31: 388–392, 31: 396–398, 31: 407–408, 31: 412, 31: 415–416, 31: 417–418, 31: 420, 31: 426–427, 31: 433–435p. 424
Toledo, Pietro Alvarez de, 31: 136 n.p. 425
Toleration, in ancient Athens, 3: 193–194; in ancient nations, 37: 393–394; Lord Brook on, 3: 227; Burke on, without any belief, 24: 284; Hume on, 37: 405; Mill on, 25: 36–37; Mill on pop ular ideas of, 25: 202; Milton on, 3: 228–229; Pascal on, 48: 342–344; in Utopia, 36: 226–227p. 425→ Inventory
Tolleme la Feintes, 35: 118–119p. 425
Tollendal, de Lally, letter on October Sixth, 210 - n notep. 425
Tolls, Smith on, 10: 454–456p. 425→ Inventory
Tolmides, Athenian general, 12: 56, 12: 57p. 425
Tolosa, Lady, in DON QUIXOTE, 14: 34p. 425
Tolumnius, in the JENEID, 13: 371, 13: 399, 13: 406p. 425
TOMB, THE BISHOP ORDERS HIS, 42: 1075–1078p. 425
TOMBS IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY, O N THE, 40: 319p. 425
TO-MORROW, by Collins, 41: 592–593p. 425
T o - morrow, Omar Khayyam on, 41: 946; sees undone, what happens not to-day, 19: 16; Shakespeare on, 46: 388p. 425
Tomyris, Cyrus and, 20: 192p. 425
Tonio, in THE BETROTHED, 21: 93–95, 21: 109–111, 21: 114, 21: 116–118, 21: 125, 21: 183–184, 21: 547p. 425
Tonson, on Addison, 27: 173p. 425
Too-bold, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 3<>3-4p. 425
Took e, William Eyton, 25: 54; free trade petition, 25: 65; in Utilitarian move men t, 25: 67; and Westminster Review, 25: 63p. 425
TOOTHACHE, ADDRESS TO THE, 6: 239–240p. 425
Toparimaca, Raleigh on, 33: 348–349p. 425
Tophet, Hinnom named, 4: 98p. 425
Topiawari, king of Aromaia, 33: 333, 33: 353–355p. 425
Torello, Lelio, 412 note Ip. 425
Torquatus, A., Cicero on, 9: 134; Dante on, 20: 307; Virgil on, 13: 235p. 425
Torralva, Lope Ruyz and, 14: 156–157p. 425
Torrens, Col., Mill on, 25: 58p. 425
Torrigiani, Piero, 31: 22–24p. 425
TORTOISE AND BIRDS, fable of, 17: 29–30p. 425
TORTOISE, HARE AND, fable of, 17: 38p. 425
Tortoises, on Chatham Island, 29: 379; Darwin on meat of, 29: 381; of Galapagos Islands, 29: 398, 29: 399; habits of, 29: 386–389p. 425→ Inventory
Torture, judicial, Harrison on, 35: 363; Hobbes on, 34: 399–400; in Massachusetts, 43: 73 (l. 45)p. 425→ Inventory
Tosa, Cianghella, 20: 351 n.p. 425
Totem s, in Ireland, 49: 202 n.p. 425
Touch, beauty in sense of, 24: 98–99p. 425→ Inventory
Touraine, Earl of, at Poitiers, 35: 46p. 425
Tourneys, Bacon on, 3: 96p. 425→ Inventory
T our n on, Francois de, 31: 261–262p. 425
TOUSSAINT L'OUVERTURE, T o, 41: 655–656p. 425
Town, and country, relations of, 127 -31. 304-7p. 425
TOWN MOUSE AND COUNTRY MOUSE, fable of, 17: 13–14p. 425
Town Meetings, disturbers of, 43: 74 (l. 56)p. 425
Towns, Goethe on life in, 19: 368; in Massachusetts, 43: 75–76; origin of, 10: 306p. 425→ Inventory
Townshend, Goldsmith on, 41: 506, 41: 507p. 425
Toxodon, Darwin on the, 29: 89p. 425
Trade, advantages of, 10: 21; Balance of; division of labor limited by facilities of, 10: 22–23; Emerson on the ways of, 5: 45–46; genius in, 5: 185; Goldsmith on evils of, 41: 510–511, 41: 519; government interference with, 25: 291–298; home and foreign, 10: 333–334; human propensity to, 10: 18–19; Locke on learning a, 37: 173–178; necessity of, 10: 27; Pennon ways of, 1: 387 (l. 185), 1: 388 (l. 186); tyranny of, 5: 400; " the vena porta of wealth, " iii, 5: 102; Voltaire on, 34: 92–93; wholesale, three kinds of, 10: 295; Woolman on, 1: 180, 1: 195–196, 1: 197; see Balance of T; see Commercep. 425→ Inventory
Trades, equality of, the requisites to, 10: 116–121; exclusive, profits and wages in, 10: 62–64; government interferences with equality of, 10: 121–146; incorporated, 10: 121–133; inequalities, natural, of va rious, 10: 102–121; inequalities, political, 10: 121–146; Tzu - hsia on, 44: 64 (l. 4)p. 425→ Inventory
Trade - winds, effect of Andes Mountains on, 29: 327p. 425→ Inventory
Trading Companies, 10: 458–463p. 425
TRADITIONAL BALLADS, 40: 51–186p. 425
Traditions, over-reverence of, 3: 46p. 425
Tragedy, before ^Eschylus, 8: 5; A the nian, 4: 401–402; Augustine, St., on, 7: 31–32; better read than seen, 39: 223; Cervantes on, 14: 478; Dennis on unity of place in, 27: 192; Dryden on, compared with epic poetry, 13: 6–11, 13: 13–14; English, Voltaire on, 34: 130–136; French classical, 26: 76; Greek, Hugo on, 39: 341–342; 39: 346–347; Johnson on origin of, 39: 214; Lamb on stage representation of, 27: 301–316; Macaulay on eloquence in, 27: 383; Marcus Aurelius on lessons of, 2: 286 (l. 6); Milton on, 4: 412–413; in periods of decay, 27: 341; pleasure in, Burke on, 24: 40–42; pleasures of, Milton on, 4: 36; pleasure in, the reason of, 27: 351–352; 39: 223; popular notions of, 39: 214; requires a comic element, 28: 176–177; Schiller on, 32: 270; Shelley on, 27: 341; Voltaire on translations of, 34: 139–140; see Dramap. 425→ Inventory
Traitors, Æschylus on, 8: 205; punish men t of, in Dante's HELL, 20: 47, 20: 131–142p. 426→ Inventory
Trajan, the Christians and, 9: 407; Dante on, 20: 185; in Dante ' s PARADISE, 20: 371, 20: 372–373; expedition against Decebalus, 9: 370 n.; the forum of, 9: 365 n.; the govern men t of, 9: 357 n.; justice of, 9: 294–296; Pliny and, 9: 185; Pliny on, 9: 244, 9: 292–293; Pliny's correspondence with, 9: 356–416; 2: 311–312; success of empire of, 9: 366 n.; times of, 2: 217 (l. 32)p. 426
Trajan o, the chamberlain, 31: 120–121, 31: 144, 31: 147p. 426
Tramaglino, Renzo, in I PROMESSI SPOSI, marriage of, forbidden, 21: 14, 21: 20–21; put off by Abbondio, 21: 26–30; learns of Don Rodrigo, 21: 30–32; plans of vengeance, 21: 34–35; with Lucia, 21: 36–37; hears of Rodrigo's persecution, 21: 38–40; with A z - zecca-Garbugli, 21: 41–48; returns, 21: 52; promises not to attack Rodrigo, 21: 69–70; plans for marriage with Lucia, 21: 89–96; threatens to kill Rodrigo, 21: 99–100; wins Lucia's consent, 21: 100–101; at the inn, 21: 109–112; at Abbondio ' s, 21: 113–114, 21: 116–117, 21: 118–120, 21: 125–126; goes to convent, 21: 129–133; to Monza, 21: 133–138; in Milan, 21: 190–195; in the insurrection, 21: 204–205, 21: 205–208; in attack on corn superintendents, 21: 211, 21: 213, 21: 219, 21: 220; proposes appeal to Ferrer, 21: 226–228; at the in n, 21: 229–243; ar rested, 21: 248–255; rescued, 21: 256; flight to Bergamo, 21: 257–288; disappearance of, 21: 431–432; actual truth of disappearance, 21: 432–433; demanded by Don Gonzalo, 21: 432–433; corresponds with Agnese, 21: 437–441; returns to Bergamo, 21: 542–543; taken with plague, 21: 543; determines to seek Lucia, 21: 543–546; returns to native village, 21: 547–555; g ° es to Milan, 21: 555–570; learns Lucia's sickness, 21: 571; suspected of be ing a prisoner, 21: 572–576; at the Lazzaretto, 21: 577–581; meets Cristoforo, 21: 582–591; search for Lucia, 21: 592–598; finds Lucia, 21: 598–603; leads Cristoforo to her, 21: 605–606; reunited to Lucia, 21: 608–611; returns to tell Agnese, 21: 612–619; preparations for marriage, 21: 620–621, 21: 626; asks Abb on dio to perform ceremony, 21: 627–628; outlawry removed, 21: 635–636; married to Lucia, 21: 636–637; at Bergamo, 21: 638–640; in business with Bortolo, 21: 640–641; daughter born to, 21: 642; lessons he had learned, 21: 643p. 426
Trance of Cessation, 45: 731–737p. 426
Tranibores, in Utopia, 36: 177, 36: 181p. 426
Tranquillity, Epictetus on, 2: 142 (l. 71), 2: 149 (l. 85), 2: 152 (l. 94), 2: 181 (l. 188); Frank lin on, 1: 80; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 212 (l. 3), 2: 222 (l. 2), 2: 238 (l. 31), 2: 248 (l. 37,43)p. 426→ Inventory
Tranquillus, Suetonius, letters to, 9: 202, 9: 403–404p. 426
Transcendentalists, belief of the, 28: 308p. 426
Transfers, taxes on, 10: 505–511p. 426→ Inventory
Transfiguration, the, 44: 379 (l. 29-36)p. 426→ Inventory
Transformations, Browne on, 3: 282p. 426
Transition, beauty lies in, 5: 303; Darwin on modes of, 11: 185–188p. 426→ Inventory
Transitional Habits, 11: 175–178p. 426
Transitional Structures, 11: 175–178p. 426
Transitional Varieties, absence of, 11: 170–175; in geological formations, 11: 332–340p. 426
Transitoriness, of things, 5: 149, 5: 153p. 426
Translating, as a means of study, 9: 301p. 426→ Inventory
Translations, Dryden on, 13: 64–65; Eliot on, 13: 1, 13: 3–4; Johnson on, 39: 204; Shelley on vanity of, 27: 333–334; Voltaire on, 34: 132–134, 34: 139–140p. 426→ Inventory
Transmigration, Egyptian belief in, 33: 62–63; Lessing on, 32: 206; rebirth not, 45: 677, 45: 681–684; Socrates on, 2: 59–62, 2: 74–75; Virgil on, 13: 231–232p. 426→ Inventory
Transparency, cause of, 34: 123–124p. 426→ Inventory
Transsilvania, Freeman on, 28: 269p. 426
Transubstantiation, see Real Presencep. 426
Trap em ernes, in Utopia, 36: 232p. 426
Traube, Moritz, 38: 315–316 n., 38: 344p. 426
Travel, Bacon on, 3: 46–48; Confucius on, 44: 14 (l. 19); Darwin on, 29: 503–509; Descartes on, 34: 8; education by, 3: 246–247; 32: 39, 32: 45; E me r son on, 5: 79; Epictetus on thirst for, 2: 121 (l. 14), 2: 142 (l. 70); Locke on, 37: 179–182; Pliny on motives of, 9: 329p. 427→ Inventory
TRAVELLER, ADMONITION TO A, 41: 680p. 427
TRAVELLER, THE, by Goldsmith, 520-3 Tp. 427
TRAVELS AND VOYAGESp. 427
Traversaro, Pier, 20: 202 n.p. 427
Treachery, punished in Hell, 20: 131–142p. 427→ Inventory
Treason, most horrid where trust is, 18: 87; punishment of, in Dante's HELL, 20: 47, 20: 131–142; punishment of, in old England, 35: 363–364; against United States, 43: 190p. 427→ Inventory
Treasure-trove, Smith on, 10: 222p. 427→ Inventory
Treaties (United States), under the Con federation, 43: 162, 43: 165; under Con stitution, 43: 186 (l. 10), 43: 188 (l. 2); interpretation of, 43: 189p. 427
Treaties of Commerce, Smith on, 10: 389–394p. 427
Trebatius, Cicero on, 9: 113; Cicero and, 12: 249p. 427
Trebellius, Plutarch on, 12: 328p. 427
Trebonius, on Antony, 12: 331; Cicero on, 9: 114p. 427
Trebiiat, son of Hua - L on sc e, 49: 220p. 427
Tree, parable of the rotten, 15: 207–208p. 427→ Inventory
TREE AND REED, fable of, 17: 26p. 427
Tree of Knowledge, Milton on, 4: 160, 4: 182–183, 4: 240–241, 4: 251–252, 4: 276–280p. 427
Tree of Life, highest in Eden, 4: 159, 4: 160p. 427
Trees, as abodes, Buddha on, 45: 582 n.; conditions favorable to, 29: 54–55; experiments on, in New Atlantis, 3: 174–175; fallen, Darwin on, 29: 304, 29: 305; imperfect men, 5: 229; Locke on study of, 37: 147; separated sexes in, 11: 106; silicined, 29: 356; silicified, in the Andes, 29: 335–336; Thoreau on climbing, 28: 422–423p. 427→ Inventory
TRELAWNY, DIE, AND SHALL, 42: 1111–1112p. 427
Tremellius, Emanuel, 27: 11p. 427
Trent, city of, Freeman on, 28: 256p. 427
Trent, Council of, on liberty of press, 3: 196, 3: 198; schoolmen at, 3: 45p. 427
Tresham, Austin, in A BLOT IN THE ' SCUTCHEON, betrothed to Guendolen, 18: 363; on Mertoun ' s suit, 18: 364, 18: 366; in scene between Earl Tresham and Mildred, 18: 386, 18: 388–389; with brother after duel, 18: 397–398; with Thorold at death, 18: 403–404p. 427
Tresham, Earl, in A BLOT IN THE 'SCUTCHEON, described by retainers, 18: 361–362; welcomes Mertoun and his suit, 18: 363–368; Guendolen on, 18: 369–370; hears Mildred's fault from Gerard, 18: 377–380; with Guendolen, sends for Mildred, 18: 381–382; with Mildred, 18: 382–388; under Mildred's window, 18: 392–393; meet in g with Mertoun, 18: 393–397; with G ue n dolen after duel, 18: 397–399; with Mildred after Mertoun ' s death, 18: 400–403; death of, 18: 403–404p. 427
Tresham, Guendolen, in A BLOT I N THE 'SCUTCHEON, betrothed to Austin, 18: 363; on Mertoun ' s suit, 18: 364, 18: 365, 18: 366–368; with Mildred, 18: 369–371; with Earl Tresham, 18: 381–382; in scene between Tresham and Mildred, 18: 386, 18: 388–392; with Earl Tresham after duel, 18: 397–398; with Thorold at death, 18: 403–404p. 427
Tresham, Mildred, in A BLOT I N THE 'SCUTCHEON, sought by Mertoun, 18: 360, 18: 364–366; age of, 18: 367; with G ue n dolen, 18: 369–371; with Mertoun, 18: 371–377; relations with Mertoun, 18: 374–376; discovered by Gerard, 18: 378–380; with Earl Tresham, 18: 382–388; with Guendolen, confesses Mertoun her lover, 18: 389–391; in chamber, waiting for Mertoun, 18: 399–400; with Thorold after Mertoun ' s death, 18: 400–403; dies, 18: 403p. 427
Trespasses, in Massachusetts, 43: 70 (l. 24)p. 427
Tres vaux, Abbe, Renan on, 32: 173p. 427
Treverians, Tacitus on the, 33: 108p. 427
Treves, Marlowe on, 19: 229p. 427
Trials, jury, 43: 190; right of prompt, 43: 72 (l. 41); in United States, 43: 190, 43: 194 (l. 5); Winthrop on right ofp. 427→ Inventory
Triassic Period, in Europe, 30: 345–346p. 427
Tribocians, Tacitus on the, 33: 108p. 427
Tribulation, Kempis on, 7: 253–257, 7: 280–281, 7: 292–295, 7: 312–313, 7: 316–317; More on, 36: 100–101; Pascal on, 48: 353–354p. 427→ Inventory
Tribunes, of Rome, 12: 152; power of Roman, 9: 342 n.p. 427
Tributary States, Machiavelli on, 36: 8–12, 36: 18–19, 36: 69; More on, 36: 159–160p. 427
Trickery, Pennon, 1: 346p. 427
Trieste, Freeman on, 28: 256p. 428
Trifles, Confucius on, 44: 53 (l. 26,33); Franklin on, 1: 80; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 217–218 (l. 32); Pascal on, 48: 52 (l. 136), 48: 77 (l. 198); Pennon, 1: 348 (l. 314); profiting in, 3: 48p. 428→ Inventory
Trifling, Locke on, 37: 107p. 428→ Inventory
Trimorphism, Darwin on, 11: 57; reciprocal, 11: 305–308p. 428
Trina, in WISE FOLKS, 17: 192–195p. 428
Trinculo, in THE TEMPEST, 46: 427–431, 46: 435–439, 46: 450–452, 46: 461p. 428
Trinidad, Raleigh on, 33: 312p. 428
Trinity, Browne on the, 3: 262–263 (l. 12); Coleridge on doctrine of the, 5: 319–320; Dante on the, 20: 341 n., 20: 390, 20: 425–426; first taught by Moses, 48: 264 (l. 752); Lessing on doctrine of the, 32: 200–201; Mohammed on the, 45: 1002; Newman on doctrine of the, 28: 38; universal idea of a, 5: 163p. 428→ Inventory
TRINITY, THE HOLY, 45: 564–565p. 428
Trip, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, 18: 149–150, 18: 163p. 428→ Inventory
Trip to l emus, Socrates on, 2: 29p. 428
Trismegistus, Hermes, 3: 261 n.; Milton on, 4: 36; Pascal on, 48: 208 (l. 628)p. 428
Trist, Nicholas P., 43: 289p. 428
Tristan ( Tristram), in Dante ' s HELL, 20: 22; in Malory's Morte d'Arthur, 39: 23; Renan on, 32: 163; Ysoude and, 14: 489p. 428
Triton, references to, 13: 78; 41: 678p. 428
TRIUMPH, THE, 40: 290–291p. 428
TRIUMPHS, MASQUES AND, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 95–96p. 428
Triumphs, Cato on, 9: 152; Roman, B a con on, 3: 80p. 428→ Inventory
Trivia, name of Diana, 20: 383 n.; Hippolytus and, 13: 265–266p. 428
Trochilus, and crocodile, 33: 38p. 428
Troilus, and Achilles, 13: 90p. 428
Trophimus the Ephesian, 44: 471 (l. 29)p. 428
Tropics, Darwin on scenery of the, 29: 498–499, 29: 505–506; More on the, 36: 138; not always habitable, 39: 106–107p. 428→ Inventory
Trot ti, Alfonso de ', 31: 271–273p. 428
Troubadours, Arnold on the, 28: 75–76p. 428
Trouble, man born into, 44: 77 (l. 7); none free from, 7: 228 (l. 1)p. 428→ Inventory
T r otter, W. F., translator of Pascalp. 428
Troubles, Manzoni on, 21: 643p. 428→ Inventory
Trouveres, Renan on the, 32: 161p. 428
Troy, vEschylus on siege of, 8: 28–29; Augustus planned to rebuild, 13: 21; downfall caused by Helen, 8: 33–35; Herodotus on plains about, 33: 11; Herodotus on story of, 33: 56–58; the horse of, Homer on, 22: 112; the horse of, Virgil on, 13: 100–109; RECUYELL OF HISTORIES OF, 39: 5–9; remarks on siege of, 22: 3; taking of, related by Æneas, 13: 100–121; taking of, an n ounce d, 8: 8, 8: 18–19p. 428→ Inventory
Troyes, ancient fair of, 10: 31p. 428
TRUE LOYAL NATIVES, THE, 6: 459p. 428
Truelove, Edward, 25: 224 n.p. 428
T rum ball, Sir William, and Dryden, 13: 425p. 428
TRUMPETER TAKEN PRISONER, fable of, 17: 43p. 428
Trumpets, Dryden on, 40: 389p. 428→ Inventory
TRUNK, THE FLYING, 17: 344–349p. 428
Trussel, in EDWARD II, 46: 71p. 428
Truth, in art, 5: 304; St. Augustine on, love of, 7: 179; on authority, Mill on, 25: 229–239; Bacon on search for, 39: 128–129, 39: 132–140, 39: 143–145; beauty and, Keats on, 41: 879; Berkeley on, 37: 228; Buddha on, 45: 596–597; Bunyan on, 15: 8–9; Channing on, love of, 28: 326–327; with children, 37: 105, 37: 106; commotions due to spread of, 39: 43–44; Confucius on, 44: 9 (l. 22), 44: 13 (l. 8,9), 44: 29 (l. 24), 44: 51 (l. 5), 44: 53 (l. 28,31); courtesy and, 5: 207; Descartes on, 34: 5, 34: 16–20, 34: 26; diversity of, 3: 228; eloquence and, 1: 336; Emerson on, 5: 27, 5: 63, 5: 74, 5: 139–140, 5: 186, 5: 187, 5: 288; exact difficulty of, 28: 277, 28: 281; of fact and of sentimen t, 28: 277–278, 28: 282; Franklin on, 1: 56; friendship and, in; historical, M on taigne on, 32: 99; Hindu Krishna on, 45: 807–808, 45: 853–854; Hume on, 37: 319–320, 37: 408; Kempis on, 7: 207–208, 7: 261–262; liberty necessary to progress of, 3: 220–222, 3: 229–230; Locke on inquiry of, 37: 159–160; Lowell on, 42: 1371, 42: 1372, 42: 1380, 42: 1382–1383; Milton on, 3: 217, 3: 227–228; Montaigne on, 48: 392–393; men natural lovers of, 5: 264–265, 5: 267; in nature, 5: 283, 5: 374; opinions and, 34: 13, 34: 16; Pascal on, 48: 16 (l. 21), 48: 29, 48: 38–39, 48: 79 (l. 211), 48: 99 (l. 282), 48: 126–127, 48: 191 (l. 582), 48: 300 (l. 857), 48: 421–422, 48: 431; Pennon, 1: 336, 1: 338, 1: 386 (l. 164); persecution and, 25: 222–223; Poe on inculcation of, 28: 375–376; poetry and, 28: 376, 28: 378, 28: 391; 39: 279, 39: 281; Quakers on, 1: 191–192; Rousseau's met h od of seeking, 34: 244–247; Schiller on, 32: 231; 25: 351; search for, 2: 171 (l. 149); Socrates's test of, 2: 93; speaking and hearing, 28: 282–283; an attribute of speech, 34: 326; told with bad intent, 12: 588; said to lie in a well, 28: 464–465; Whittier on, 42: 1350p. 428→ Great Idea
TRUTH, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, 3: 7–9p. 429→ Great Idea
TRUTH OF INTERCOURSE, Stevenson's, 28: 277–284p. 429
Truthfulness, Locke on, 37: 118–119; Whitman on, 39: 402–403p. 429→ Inventory
Truttes, Bernard of, 35: 58p. 429
Try on, vegetarian, 1: 17, 1: 35p. 429→ Inventory
Tsai W o, disciple of Confucius, n (21), 44: 15 n., 44: 20 (l. 24), 44: 33 (l. 2), 44: 60 (l. 21)p. 429
Tsai-Yii, 44: 15 (l. 9)p. 429
Tsang We n, 44: 16 (l. 17), 44: 52 (l. 13)p. 429
Tsang W u - chung, 44: 46 (l. 13,15)p. 429
Tseng - Hsi, 44: 36 (l. 25)p. 429
Tseng - tzu, disciple of Confucius, 44: 13 n., 44: 5 (l. 4), 44: 6 (l. 9), 44: 25 (l. 3,4-7), 44: 34 (l. 17) n., 44: 41 (l. 24), 44: 48 (l. 28), 44: 65 (l. 16-19)p. 429
T so C h ' in - ming, 44: 17 (l. 24)p. 429
Tubero, Quintus, T. Gracchus and, 9: 22p. 429
Tucker, Ellen, wife of Emerson, 5: 3p. 429
Tucker, Lieut., with Drake, 33: 237p. 429
Tucutuco, Darwin on the, 29: 58–59p. 429
T u d wal, grindstone of, 32: 146p. 429
Tufton, Sir Louis, 35: 24–25p. 429
T u idle of Ulaid, 49: 221–222p. 429
Tuisto, god of the Germans, 33: 93p. 429
Tulchinne, the juggler, 49: 232–233p. 429
Tullia, daughter of Cicero, 9: 80, 9: 146; death of, 9: 165–169; Plutarch on, 12: 252–253; see Tulliolap. 429
Tulliola, letter to, 9: 89; Cicero on, 9: 91p. 429
Tullius, M., Cicero on, 9: 99p. 429
TULLOCHGORUM, 12: 568–570p. 429
Tullus, Domitius, will of, 9: 327–328p. 429
Tullus, friend of Cicero, 12: 241p. 429
Tullus, the king, 13: 235p. 429
Tultie, Salomon de, 48: 15 n.p. 429
Tumefaction, Harvey on, 38: 114–115p. 429→ Inventory
Tumor s, Harvey on treatment of, 38: 110p. 429
Tung r i an s, the original Germans, 33: 94p. 429
Tunstall, Bishop of Durham, 36: 103, 36: 104, 36: 109, 36: 114, 36: 135p. 429
T up pu k k oo will in, 43: 143, 43: 146p. 429
Turco, Darwin on the, 29: 274–275p. 429
Turd i, in ancient Rome, 10: 187–188p. 429
Turenne, Pope on, 40: 433; Sainte- Beuve on, 32: 126p. 429
Turgis, Count of Tortosa, 49: 124, 49: 135p. 429
Turin, Par£ on expedition against, 38: 9–11p. 429
Turkey, Burke on, 24: 261; poets in, 27: 7; Smith on, 27: 240–241p. 429→ Inventory
Turkey - buzzard, Darwin on the, 29: 66, 29: 189–190, 29: 288p. 429→ Inventory
Turkey - cock, hair of the, 11: 96p. 429
Turkish Empire, Freeman on races in, 28: 263–270; Machiavelli on the, 36: 15–17; power of soldiery in, 36: 67p. 429
Turks, kindness of, to animals, 3: 33; Magyars and, 28: 227–229; royalty of the, 3: 50p. 429
Turn - about, Lord, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 102p. 429
TURN ALL THY THOUGHTS TO EYES, 40: 286p. 429
Turn away, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 128p. 429→ Inventory
Turn - back, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 154p. 429→ Inventory
TURNER, ANDREW, ON, 6: 500p. 429
Turner, Charles Tennyson, LETTY'S GLOBE, 41: 921p. 429
Turnspits, Harrison on, 35: 354p. 429→ Inventory
Turnus, in the JENEID, Lavinia and, 13: 241; descent of, 13: 252; stirred by Alecto against jEneas, 13: 254–255; beginning of war, 13: 259–261; his allies, 13: 261–267; shield of, 13: 266; attacks Trojan fleet and town, 293 ' 8, 13: 309–320; renews battle, 13: 330–331; kills Pallas, 13: 336–338; drawn from battle by Juno, 13: 344–345; challenged by jEneas, 13: 359; denounced by Drances, 13: 363, 13: 368–369; his reply, 13: 369–370; agrees to fight .(Eneas, 372; in cavalry fight, 13: 373–375, 13: 387; determines to fight zEneas in single combat, 13: 389–393; in Rutulian fight, 13: 401–403, 13: 405–409; final combat with ^Eneas, 13: 412–423; remarks on duel with tineas, 13: 48–50; Dante on, 20: 8; Milton on, 4: 260; Sidney on, 27: 24p. 429
Turpin, Archbishop, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 100, 49: 103; with Roland in return to France, 49: 120; at Roncesvalles, 49: 130–131, 49: 134, 49: 135, 49: 149, 49: 153, 49: 157, 49: 163, 49: 164, 49: 165–166; last benediction, 49: 166–169; found by Charlemagne, 49: 182–183; his tomb, 49: 186p. 429
Turpio, Amb iv i us, Cicero on, 9: 62p. 430
Turtles, catching of, in Keeling Island, 29: 463p. 430→ Inventory
Tuscany, Pliny's description of, 9: 265–266p. 430
Tuscus, Minutius, husband of Corellia, 9: 303–304; letter to, 9: 301p. 430
Tutelary Angels, Browne on, 3: 275–276, 3: 284–285; Elihu on, 44: 124 (l. 23); Wal ton on, 15: 337p. 430
Tutors, Locke on, 37: 69–80, 37: 83, 37: 128, 37: 140–142, 37: 153, 37: 167p. 430→ Inventory
TWA CORBIES, THE, 40: 74p. 430
TWA DOGS, THE, 6: 151–157; editorial re marks on, 6: 16; an idyllic poem, 39: 299p. 430
TWA HERDS, THE, 6: 63–66p. 430
TWA SISTERS, THE, 40: 54–56p. 430
'TWAS NA HER BONIE BLUE E'E, 6: 534p. 430
Tweed dale, Marquis of, 25: 8p. 430
Twelfth Day, celebration of, 15: 403p. 430
Twelve Peers, Charlemagne ' s, 49: 174p. 430
Twelve Tables, Law of, 48: 205, 48: 206p. 430
TWENTY YEARS HENCE, 41: 898–899p. 430
TWENTY-FOUR YEARS AFTER, Dana ' s, 375-4 ° 5p. 430
TWENTY-THREE, ON BEING ARRIVED AT THE AGE OF, 4: 29p. 430
Twist, To m, in SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, 18: 207p. 430
Two APRIL MORNINGS, 41: 600–602p. 430
Two BLACK HOUNDS, story of the, 16: 21–24p. 430
Two KINGS' CHILDREN, story of the, 17: 196–203p. 430
Two - tongues, Mr., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 102p. 430
Two YEARS BEFORE THE MAST, editorial remarks on, 23: 1, 23: 45p. 430
T w rch T r w yth, Arthur and, 32: 146p. 430
Tybris, reference to, 13: 279p. 430
Tydeus, Athenian general, 12: 143; and Menalippus, 20: 135; Virgil's mention of, in Hades, 13: 223p. 430
Tydides, bravest of the Grecian train, 13: 76p. 430
Tyler, W at, leader of the rebellion, 35: 62, 35: 64, 35: 69, 35: 71, 35: 73, 35: 75, 35: 76; Richard Lyon and, 35: 69; death, 35: 77–78p. 430
Tyndall, John, on Faraday, 30: 6; on glaciers, 30: 225, 30: 227, 30: 229, 30: 231, 30: 236, 30: 240, 30: 247p. 430
Tyndareus, Led e and, 22: 152p. 430
Types, law of succession of, 11: 372–374p. 430→ Inventory
Typhceus, Dante on, 20: 316 n.; Virgil on, 13: 317p. 430
Typhon, the giant, 8: 179; deposed by Apollo, 33: 72; Milton on, 4: 93p. 430→ Inventory
Typology, Pascal on, 48: 214–232p. 430
Typotherium, Darwin on the, 11: 363p. 430
Tyrannicide, Mill on, 25: 210 n.p. 430
Tyranny, adage on, 16: 33; death a gentler lord than, 8: 61; lawlessness and, 8: 143; of majorities, 25: 196–199; Milton on, 4: 344; of opinion, 25: 199–202; origin of, 34: 215–219, 34: 225–226; Pascal on, 48: 115 (l. 332); Pope on, 40: 428, 40: 429; of rulers, 25: 195–196p. 430→ Great Idea
Tyrant Flycatchers, Darwin on, 29: 61–62p. 430
Tyrants, Cicero on, 9: 27–28; in Dante's HELL, 20: 51p. 430→ Inventory
Tyre, antiquity of, 33: 27–28p. 430→ Inventory
Tyrian Cynosure, referred to, 4: 53p. 430
Tyrker, the German, 43: 8p. 430
T y r no g, pot of, 32: 146p. 430
Tyro, Homer on, 22: 24, 22: 150–151p. 430→ Inventory
Tyrrhene Trump, jEschyius on the, M 4p. 430
T y r r he n us, in the ÆNEID, 13: 378p. 430
Tyrrheus, in the JENEID, 13: 256–258p. 430
Tyrtajus, Sidney on, 27: 7, 27: 12p. 430
T ys and er, in Trojan horse, 13: 108p. 430
Tythes, Smith on, 10: 486–488p. 430
TYTLER, WILLIAM, ADDRESS TO, 6: 266–267p. 430
Tzetzes, 32: 179 n.p. 430
Tzu - C h ' an, 44: 16 (l. 15), 44: 46 (l. 9,10)p. 430
Tzu - chang, disciple of Confucius, 44: 8 (l. 18), 44: 9 (l. 23), 44: 16 (l. 18), 44: 34 (l. 17) n., 44: 35 (l. 19), 44: 38 (l. 6,10), 44: 39 (l. 14), 44: 40 (l. 20), 44: 50 (l. 43)p. 430
Tzu - ch ' in, disciple of Confucius, 44: 6 (l. 10), 44: 56 (l. 13) n., 44: 66 (l. 25)p. 430
Tzu - chien, disciple of Confucius, 44: 14 (l. 2), 44: 33 (l. 2)p. 430
Tzu - hsia, disciple of Confucius, 44: 5 (l. 7), 44: 7 (l. 8), 44: 10 (l. 8), 44: 19 (l. 11), 44: 33 (l. 2), 44: 38 (l. 5), 44: 40 (l. 22), 44: 43 (l. 17), 44: 46 (l. 10), 44: 63 (l. 3-13)p. 430
Tzu - kao, 44: 34 n., 44: 35 (l. 24)p. 430
Tzu - kung, 44: 6 (l. 10,15), 44: 8 (l. 13), 44: 11 (l. 17), 44: 15 (l. 8), 44: 16 (l. 11,12,14), 44: 19 (l. 6) n., 44: 21 (l. 28), 44: 22 (l. 14), 44: 27 (l. 6), 44: 28 (l. 12), 44: 33 (l. 2), 44: 34 (l. 12,15), 44: 35 (l. 18), 44: 38 (l. 7,8), 44: 41 (l. 23), 44: 43 (l. 20), 44: 44 (l. 24), 44: 47 (l. 18), 44: 51 (l. 2,9), 44: 52 (l. 23), 44: 59 (l. 19), 44: 60 (l. 24), 44: 65 (l. 20-5)p. 430
Tzu - lu, disciple of Confucius, 44: 8 (l. 17) n., 44: 15 (l. 6,7), 44: 16 (l. 13), 44: 17 (l. 25), 44: 19 (l. 6) n., 44: 21 (l. 26), 44: 22 (l. 10,18), 44: 24 (l. 34), 44: 28 (l. 11), 44: 29 (l. 26), 44: 34 (l. 17) n., 44: 35 (l. 21,23,24), 44: 36 (l. 25), 44: 39 (l. 12), 44: 41 (l. 1,3), 44: 45 (l. 28), 44: 58 (l. 5,7,8), 44: 60 (l. 23), 44: 62 (l. 6,7)p. 431
Tzu - sang Po-tzu, 44: 18 (l. 1)p. 431
Tzu - yu, disciple of Confucius, 44: 7 (l. 7), 44: 14 (l. 26), 44: 19 (l. 12), 44: 33 (l. 2), 44: 46 (l. 9), 44: 65 (l. 14,15)p. 431