Valere, in TARTUFFE, in love with Mar i - ane, 26: 208; marriage put off by Orgon, 26: 216–217; Orgon on, 26: 223; with Mariane, on marriage with Tartuffe, 26: 233–243; advises flight of Orgon, 26: 291–292; promised Mariane, 26: 296p. 434

Valeria, and Coriolanus, 12: 178–179p. 434

Valerian, and Sapor, 39: 98p. 434

Valerius, character in SOPHOCLES, 5: 121–122p. 434

Valiant-for-the-truth, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 175, 15: 295–302, 15: 311, 15: 315–316p. 434→ Inventory

VALIANT LITTLE TAILOR, THE, 17: 90–98p. 434

Valkyria, 49: 274 n.p. 434

Vallejo, Don Guadalupe, 23: 394p. 434

VALLEY OF CAUTERETZ, IN THE, 42: 976p. 434

Valley of the Shadow of Death, 15: 65–69p. 434

Valmiki, Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 130p. 434

Valor, Browne on true, 3: 278; defined by Hobbes, 34: 341; Emerson on, 5: 153; Segrais on, 13: 24p. 434→ Inventory

Valori, Bartolommeo, 31: 113 n.p. 434

Valors, our, the best gods, 5: 77p. 434→ Inventory

Valparaiso, Darwin on, 29: 257p. 434

Value ( s), comparative, of food and ma terials, 10: 178–180; exchange, 10: 34–35, 10: 36–37, 10: 40–41, 10: 48, 10: 50–51; in exchange and use, 10: 32–33; labor as determining, 10: 48, 10: 50–51; of limited or uncertain products, 10: 192–202; measured by corn, 10: 38–41; me as ured by money, 10: 36–37, 10: 41–42, 10: 46–47; profits as element in, 10: 49–50; rent as element in, 10: 50; scarcity, 10: 181–182; standards of, 10: 42–45; of unlimited productions, 10: 183–192; see Pricesp. 434

Vampire-bats, in Chile, 29: 31p. 434→ Inventory

Vanbrugh, Sir John, Voltaire on, 34: 138, 34: 139p. 434

Vandals, learning despised by, 35: 383; origin of the, 33: 94p. 434

V anD ie men ' s Land, climate of, 29: 249; Darwin on, 29: 449–452p. 434

Van dyke, Hazlitt on, 27: 279p. 434

Vane, Sir Henry, A HEALING QUESTION, 43: 118–137; SONNET to, 4: 83p. 434

Vanessa, see Vanhomrighp. 434

Vangiones, Tacitus on the, 33: 108p. 434

Vanholt, Duke of, in FAUSTUS, 19: 241–242p. 434

Vanhomrigh, Esther, Swift and, 28: 8, 28: 26–27, 28: 28p. 434

Vanini, Berkeley on, 37: 233p. 434

Vanities, worldly, 7: 206 (l. 4)p. 434→ Inventory

Vanity, all is, 44: 335–338, 44: 349; Fielding on, 39: 180–181; folly of, 7: 211; Franklin on, 1: 6; of life, 48: 62 (l. 161-2), 48: 63 (l. 164); Pascal on human, 48: 60 (l. 150); Pennon, 1: 391–392; in speech, 1: 383 (l. 119); the strongest human mo tive, 28: 94–96; Woolman on, 1: 274p. 434→ Inventory

Vanity, Limbo of, 4: 146–148p. 434

Vanity Fair, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 91–93; altered after Faithful's death, 15: 280p. 434

Vansen, in EGMONT, 19: 272–275, 19: 298–301p. 434

Vapor, differs from gas in permanency, 30: 102p. 434→ Inventory

Varchi, Benedetto da Monte, 31: 33 n.; sonnet on Cellini, 31: 166, 31: 168p. 435

Varenus, and the Bithynians, 9: 299–301p. 435

Vargas, Diego Peres of, 14: 61p. 435

Vargas, Garcia Perez de, 14: 488p. 435

Variability, causes of, 11: 23–26, 11: 53; due to changed conditions, 11: 138–140; due to use and disuse, 11: 140–144; hereditary, 11: 122; of highly developed parts, 11: 153–156; in important organs, 11: 56; of mongrels and hybrids, 11: 312–313; of multiple, rud i men tary or low structures, 11: 152; of secondary sexual characters, 11: 157–159; of specific and generic organs, 11: 156–159p. 435→ Inventory

Variation(s), analogous, 11: 159–162; Burke on beauty in, 24: 94–95, 24: 124–125; climate not the cause of, 11: 378–379; correlated, 11: 27–28, 11: 147–150; Darwin on abrupt, 11: 246–250; first appearance of, 11: 462–463; inheritance of, 11: 28–29; of in stincts, 11: 254–255; ' a w s °f> 138-68; St. Hilaire on cause of, 11: 10; Spencer on cause of, 11: 15; spontaneous; technical meaning of, 11: 54; under domestication, 11: 23–53; under nature, 11: 54–70; Vestiges of Creation in, 11: 12–13; see S p on taneous Variationp. 435

Varieties, classification of, 11: 440–441; com pared with species, 11: 58–64; evidence of their being incipient species, 11: 67–70, 11: 157, 11: 315; extinct intermediate, 11: 320–321, 11: 332–340; fertility of, 11: 308–312; how they become species, 11: 115–124; intercrossing between, 11: 105; intermediate, why ab sent or rare, 11: 170–175; meaning of, 11: 54; not clearly distinct from species, 11: 335–336; of same species, struggle with each other, 11: 84p. 435→ Inventory

Variety, of opinion, Milton on, 3: 224–225, 3: 228–229; Pascal on, 48: 48 (l. 114); source of pleasure in, 27: 262p. 435→ Inventory

Varro, M. Terentius, on country life, 27: 61; Pompey's lieutenant, 12: 294; works of, lost, 27: 344p. 435

Varus, and the Germans, 33: 114p. 435

Vasari, Giorgio, Cellini and, 31: 172, 31: 173, 31: 421 n.p. 435

Vasava, 45: 832p. 435

Vassellario, see Vasarip. 435

Vastness, in architecture, 24: 64–65; a cause of the sublime, 24: 61–62; not lovable, 24: 126–127; physical cause of sub li m ity of, 24: 109–111p. 435→ Inventory

Vatable, Professor of Hebrew, 48: 283 n.p. 435

Vatinius, Cicero and, 9: 120, 9: 127; 12: 225; Cicero on, 12: 239p. 435

Vaudeville, M. de, 38: 41–43p. 435

Vaughan, Benj., letter of, to Franklin, 1: 69–73p. 435

Vaughan, Henry, POEMS by, 40: 346–348p. 435

V au ven argues, Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 131p. 435

Vedius, P., Cicero on, 9: 151p. 435

Vega, Lope de, 26: 5; Carlyle on, 25: 403–404p. 435

Vegetable Kingdom, beauty in the, 24: 77; distinguished from animal, 38: 340–342p. 435

Vegetarianism, Franklin ' s, 1: 17, 1: 35p. 435→ Inventory

VEIL, BEYOND THE, 40: 346–347p. 435

Veillantif, horse of Roland, 49: 120, 49: 131p. 435

Veins, arteries anciently called, 38: 81; arteries and, 38: 102–103, 38: 109–110, 38: 116, 38: 137–138, 38: 139; communication of, 38: 113; Harvey on the, 38: 117–121, 38: 137p. 435→ Inventory

Vejento, in Certus case, 9: 342p. 435

Veleda, worshipped as divinity, 33: 97p. 435

Velitrae, colony of, 12: 157–158p. 435

Vellutus, condemns Coriolanus, 12: 163, 12: 164; protests against colony of Velitrae, 12: 158; first of the tribunes, 12: 152p. 435

Velocity, as a motive force, 30: 185–187; measurement of working power of, 30: 186–188; power and, in machines, 30: 182–185p. 435→ Inventory

Vena arteriosa, 38: 87p. 435

Vena cava, 38: 91–92, 38: 103p. 435

Venafro, Antonio of, 36: 75–76p. 435

Vendosme, M. de, 38: 21–22p. 435

Venedians, Tacitus on the, 33: 119p. 435

Veneration, never dies out, 5: 28p. 435→ Inventory

Venery, Franklin ' s rule of, 1: 80p. 435

VENETIAN REPUBLIC, ON THE EXTINCTION OF THE, 41: 676p. 435

Veneziano, Bastiano, in, 31: 113p. 435

Venezuela, cities of, 33: 303p. 435

Vengeance, Drake on, 33: 129; Raleigh on divine, 39: 69–89; see Retribut i onp. 435→ Inventory

VENI CREATOR SPIRITUS, 45: 547–548p. 435

Venice, Browning on, 42: 1080–1081; growth and decline of, 36: 43; land - tax of, 10: 482; King Louis and, 36: 13–14, 36: 24, 36: 74; mercenaries of, 36: 43; overthrown by Pope Julius, 36: 39; policy toward subject cities, 36: 69–70; Pope on, 40: 438; power of, before French in vasion, 36: 38–39; Shelley on, 41: 838–839; situation of, 5: 334; in 16th century, 27: 392; trade of, 10: 397–398; Wordsworth on, 41: 676p. 435

Venison, price of, 10: 187–188p. 436→ Inventory

Venner, Thomas, 33: 229, 33: 245p. 436

Venta Cruz, Drake at, 33: 178–179p. 436

Ventana, Sierra de la, 29: 113–116p. 436

Ventidius, 12: 346, 12: 347; in Parthia, 33: 113p. 436

Ventidius, in ALL FOR LOVE, returns from East, 18: 26–29; scene with Antony, 18: 30–38; conversation with Antony on O c tavius, 18: 42–43; on Alexas, 18: 43–44; on Cleopatra's gifts, 18: 44–46; in meeting of An tony and Cleopatra, 18: 47–53; advises A n tony to seek terms, 18: 54–57; on Antony ' s love, 18: 59–60; brings Octavia to Antony, 18: 61–65; in meeting of Dolabella and Cleopatra, 18: 71, 18: 73–74, 18: 76; tells Antony of Dolabella's treachery, 18: 77–83; with Antony after last defeat, 18: 93–98; death, 18: 99; Dryden on character of, 18: 26p. 436

Ventilation, need of, 30: 164–165p. 436→ Inventory

Ventricles, of the heart, 38: 79–86, 38: 88, 38: 99–100, 38: 130–135; right and left, 38: 69–70, 38: 72–73p. 436→ Inventory

Venulus, in the ÆNEID, 13: 268, 13: 364–366, 13: 382p. 436

Venus, Adonis and, alluded to, 4: 71; born of the sea, 40: 364; Emerson on, fable of, 5: 302; Mars's minion, 46: 447 n.; mother of mirth, 4: 30; statue of, in Vatican, 31: 318; zone of, referred to, 4: 377; see A ph ro ditep. 436

Venus, in JENEID, seeks Jove in Trojans ' behalf, 13: 81–82; meeting with Æneas, 13: 84–87; persuades Cupid to enter form of Ascanius, 13: 96–97; warns Æneas to fly, 13: 120–121; plans marriage of Æneas and Did o, 13: 155–156; seeks Neptune in Æneas's behalf, 13: 203–204; seeks aid of Vulcan for Æneas, 13: 280–281; brings Æneas arms, 13: 288; complains to Jove, 13: 321–323; cures Æneas of his wound, 13: 404p. 436

" Venus de Medici's, " Burke on the, 24: 98p. 436

Venus, the planet, Dante on, 20: 145 n., 20: 256; Dante ' s third Heaven, 20: 314–315p. 436

Veracity, in art, 5: 304p. 436→ Inventory

Veragua, town of, 33: 182p. 436

Verania, wife of Piso, Regulus and, 9: 228p. 436

Verbal Nouns, Johnson on, 39: 189–190p. 436

Verbosity, Montaigne on, 32: 45p. 436

Vercingetorix, 12: 286, 12: 287–288p. 436

Verdi, Francesco and Antonio, 31: 56 n.p. 436

Verdicts, special, in Massachusetts, 7 i (31)p. 436

Vere, Baron, character of, 5: 385p. 436

Verecundus, grammarian of Milan, 7: 126; kindness and conversion of, 7: 140p. 436

Vergentorix, 12: 286, 12: 287–288p. 436

Vergezio, Giovanni, 31: 97 n.p. 436

Vergilia, wife of Coriolanus, 12: 179, 12: 180p. 436

Vergilius, Caius, Cicero and, 12: 244p. 436

Verginius, Rufus, Pliny on, 9: 211–213p. 436

Vermilion, Miss, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, 18: 132–133p. 436

Verneuil, M. de, on changes of species, 11: 359p. 436

Vernon, Franklin and, 1: 31, 1: 33, 1: 34, 1: 52p. 436

Veronese, Hugo on, 39: 352p. 436

Verres, Cicero and, 9: 5; prosecution of, 12: 223–224p. 436

Verrocchio, Andrea del, 31: 401–402p. 436

Verse, in the drama, Hugo on, 39: 369, 39: 371–374; Pope on advantages of, 40: 407; Sidney on, 27: 12–13, 27: 31–32; Voice and, sisters, 4: 40p. 436→ Inventory

Verses, Locke on making of, 37: 149–150, 37: 161; James Mill on making of, 25: 15p. 436→ Inventory

Versification, Montaigne on, 32: 62–63; Shelley on, 27: 334p. 436

Versifying, Sidney on, 27: 49–50p. 436

Vertu m n us, and Pomona, 4: 270p. 436

Verulam, see Bacon, Francisp. 436

Verus, Lucius, and M. Aurelius An to ninus, 2: 304, 2: 309p. 436

Vesalius, on the heart, 38: 78–79p. 436

Vespasian, death of, 3: 10; empire foretold to, 3: 91; Jerusalem and, 38: 31; miracles of, 37: 385–386; night business of, 9: 233; Pascal on miracles of, 48: 281 (l. 816); Tacitus on, 3: 30; times of, 2: 217 (l. 32)p. 436

Vesper, Keats on, 41: 880p. 436

Vespucci, Amerigo, ACCOUNT OF HIS FIRST VOYAGE, 43: 28–44; Emerson on, 5: 392; life of, 43: 28 n.p. 436

Vespucci, Giorgio Antonio, 43: 29p. 436

Vesta, reference to, 4: 34p. 436

Vestal Virgins, office of, 9: 254 n.p. 436

Vestiges of Creation, 11: 12–13p. 436

Vesuvius, Pliny on the eruption of, 9: 285–287, 9: 288–291p. 436

Veto, presidential, 43: 183–184p. 437→ Inventory

Vetus, and Caesar, 12: 267p. 437

Vexation, Eliphaz on, 44: 77 (l. 2); Mar cus Aurelius on, 2: 204 (l. 16), 2: 237 (l. 27), 2: 248 (l. 38)p. 437→ Inventory

Vibius, and Cicero, 12: 244p. 437

Vibration, frequency of, defined, 30: 252p. 437→ Inventory

Vibrios, 38: 328–342, 38: 365–367; butyric, 38: 327–328; Pasteur on, 38: 322–323p. 437→ Inventory

Vibullius, Cicero on, 9: 116p. 437

Vice, Augustine, St., on, 7: 57–58; beginnings of, 34: 204; Burns on wretchedness of, 6: 320; degrees of, 26: 176; Emerson on, 5: 66–67, 5: 100; Epictetus on, 2: 183 (l. 3), 2: 184 (l. 10); false arguments of, 4: 64–65; Franklin on, 1: 86, 1: 92; Hobbes on, 34: 412; Jonson on knowledge of, 40: 294; knowledge of, Mrs. Herbert on, 15: 376; know l edge of, necessary to virtue, 3: 201–202; Lessing on worldly retribution of, 32: 191–192; Locke on knowledge of, 37: 76–77; not natural to man, 34: 187–188, 34: 269–273, 34: 278–275; nature opposed to, 5: 27, 5: 97; necessary to virtue, 3: 316; Pascal on, 48: 45 (l. 102); Pope on, 40: 420–421; Pope on supposed prosperity of, 40: 432–439; prosperity and, Bacon on, 3: 16; its own punishment, 17: 32; pub lic opinion and, 27: 379; Rousseau on punishment of, 34: 265–266; Scriptural warrant for, 15: 260–262; taught to children, 37: 29–31; Taine on, 39: 417–418; Whitman on punish men t of, 39: 403–405p. 437

Vice-President (United States), amended method of election, 43: 196–197; former manner of election, 43: 187 (l. 2,3); im peachment, 43: 189 (l. 4); president of Senate, 43: 182 (l. 4); succession to presidency, 43: 188 (l. 5), 43: 196 (l. 12); qualifications of electors, 43: 197; term of office, 43: 186 (l. 1)p. 437

Vices and Virtues, game of, 36: 180p. 437

Vich I an Vohr, 5: 206p. 437

Vicissitude, Arabian inscriptions on, 16: 300–304, 16: 312, 16: 317, 16: 320–321; Browne on, of states, 3: 269–270; Carlyle on, 25: 350–352; Casaubon on, 39: 73–74; Emerson on, 5: 149–150; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 218 (l. 33,36), 2: 229 (l. 23), 2: 232 (l. 4), 2: 234 (l. 15); Montaigne on, 32: 5–6; Raleigh on, 39: 70–71, 39: 95–97, 39: 98p. 437→ Inventory

VICISSITUDE, ODE ON PLEASURES OF, 40: 460–462p. 437

VICISSITUDE OF THINGS, ESSAY ON THE, 3: 136–140p. 437

Vicorati, Francesco, da, 31: 7p. 437

Victorinus, Augustine, St., on, 7: 120–122p. 437

Vicuna, Darwin on the, 29: 363p. 437→ Inventory

Vides, governor of Cumana, 33: 332, 33: 333p. 437

VIGIL STRANGE I KEPT, 42: 1403–1404p. 437

Vigne, Pierro delle, in Dante ' s HELL, 20: 54–55p. 437

Vigo, Drake at, 33: 232p. 437

Vigo, John de, 38: 11p. 437

Viguiere, Pauline de, 5: 305p. 437

Vijayuttara, the conch, 45: 618p. 437

VILLAGE BLACKSMITH, THE, 42: 1271–1273p. 437

Villagers, Thoreau on, 28: 400–401p. 437→ Inventory

Villars, Marquis de, 38: 34, 38: 37p. 437

Villemarque\ M. de la, 32: 139, 32: 167p. 437

Villiers, Charles, Mill on, 25: 52, 25: 80, 25: 81, 25: 82p. 437

Villiers, George, Mill on, 25: 81, 25: 82p. 437

Villiers, George, 1st Duke of Bucking ham, 3: 5; Voltaire on, 34: 147; Wotton on, 5: 405p. 437

Villiers, George, 2nd Duke, Clarendon on, 5: 349; his house at Cliefden, 39: 153 n.; Voltaire on, 34: 147p. 437

Villon, Arnold on, 28: 79–80p. 437

Vilmund, lover of Borgny, 49: 431, 49: 432p. 437

Vinci, Leonardo da, 27: 278; his cartoon of capture of Piso, 31: 23; Cellini on, 31: 359; Guido and, 39: 426p. 437

Vincula, San Pietro ad, 36: 28p. 437

Vindicianus, St. Augustine and, 7: 47–48, 7: 104p. 437

Vindictiveness, Pennon, 1: 340 (l. 185); see Revengep. 437

Vine, Cicero on culture of the, 9: 64p. 437→ Inventory

Vineyards, profits of, 10: 159–160; value of, 10: 157–158p. 437→ Inventory

Vingi, the messenger, 49: 342, 49: 343, 49: 345–346p. 437

VINLAND, THE VOYAGES TO, 43: 5–20; remarks on, 43: 1, 43: 22p. 437

Vintner, in FAUSTUS, 19: 234–235p. 437

Violence, punishment of, in HELL, 20: 46, 20: 50–71p. 437→ Inventory

Violets, for modesty, 6: 407; Wotton on, 40: 288p. 437→ Inventory

Violins, Dryden on, 40: 390p. 437

Viper, Harrison on the, 35: 344–345p. 437

Virbius, son of Hippolytus, 13: 265–266p. 437

Virgil, ^NEID of, 13: 73–423; an astrologer, 39: 159; Augustine, St., on study of, 7: 15–16; Augustus and, 13: 17–18; 39: 163–164; on generation of bees, 35: 346; birthplace of, note 4; body of, removed to Naples, 20: 153 n.; Burke on, 24: 72; Burke on his figure of Fame, 24: 54; Burke on his picture of Hell, 24: 60–61; Burke on his picture of Vulcan's forge, 24: 135–136; Caxton on, 39: 24–25; Cowley on, 27: 61; Dante ' s guide to HELL and PURGATORY, 20: 7–12; in Dante ' s Limbo, 20: 170; Dryden on, 13: 14–71; 40: 396; the Georgics of, 39: 299; Homer and, 13: 5–6; 39: 157–158; Hugo on, 39: 363; Italicus and, 9: 236–237; life and works, 13: 3–4; Locke on, 37: 157; machinery of, 13: 46–50; reputed a magician in Middle Ages, 19: 230 n.; Montaigne on, 32: 90; morals of his poem, 13: 19–37; Raleigh on, 39: 113; a republican at heart, 13: 17; on rustic life, 27: 68; Sainte- Beuve on, 32: 131; Scaliger on, 27: 50; Shelley on, 27: 344; Sidney on Georgics of, 27: 12; similes of, 13: 41–42; Spenser on, 39: 62; times of, 13: 15–17; Wordsworth on figures of, 39: 302, 39: 304p. 437

VIRGIL, T o, by Tennyson, 42: 1014; editor's remarks on, 42: 1, 42: 20–21p. 438

Virgilianae, Sortes, 27: 8p. 438

Virgilius, Bishop, Browne on, 3: 279p. 438

Virginia, Drayton on, 40: 226–227; Quakers in, 1: 276; Winthrop on patent of, 43: 88p. 438

VIRGINIA, FIRST CHARTER OF, 43: 49–58p. 438

VIRGINIA, MASSACHUSETTS TO, 42: 1344–1347p. 438

VIRGINIAN VOYAGE, T o THE, 40: 226–228p. 438

Virginity, Paul, St., on, 45: 499 (l. 25-6), 45: 500 (l. 34,37); Milton on, 4: 56, 4: 65p. 438

Virginius, Fiavius, story of, 9: 227 n.p. 438

VIRGINS, TO THE, 40: 335p. 438

Virgoe, Thomas, 38: 157p. 438

Virgularia Patagonica, Darwin on, 29: 105–107p. 438

Virnes, Christopher de, Cervantes on, 14: 54p. 438

Virtue, adversities help unto, 7: 300 (l. 2); in ambition and in authority, 3: 31; Augustine, St., on, 7: 58; Bacon on, 3: 16–17; beauty and, 3: 106–107; Browne on, 3: 306, 3: 325; Burke on beauty in, 24: 91–92; Burns on, 6: 320; can not change at once, 26: 176; C h an - ning on, 28: 323; Cicero on, 9: 25–26, 9: 37, 9: 41, 9: 44, 9: 48; the company of, 2: 183 (l. 2); Confucius on highest, 21 (27) > 35 ( T 9); consists in comparison, 34: 349; the chief aim in education, 37: 54–55, 37: 77, 37: 78, 37: 153, 37: 173; E me r son on, 5: 26–28, 5: 66–67, 5: 72, 5: 73; an object of envy, 9: 193; Epictetus on, 2: 140 (l. 66), 2: 161 (l. 119); Epicurus on, 37: 399–400; examples of, 2: 293 (l. 26); excessive, 48: 119 (l. 353), 48: 120 (l. 357); fortune and, n - 12; Franklin on, 1: 79–80, 1: 86 n., 1: 87; Franklin's Art of, 1: 86; Franklin's party of, 1: 89–91; alone is free, 2: 184 (l. 10); 4: 71–72; friendship and, 9: 16, 9: 19, 9: 23, 9: 26–27, 9: 37, 9: 42; happiness and, Pope on, 40: 432–439; the hereafter, belief in, and, 3: 298–299, 3: 303–304; Hindu ideas of, 45: 847, 45: 860, 45: 870, 45: 871; Hobbes on, 34: 412; Hume on standards of, 27: 204–205; Hume on teaching of, 37: 289; im mortality, belief in, and, 36: 228–229; intellectual, 34: 349; intrinsic worth of, 32: 364–365; Jonson on, 40: 294; Kant on pure, 32: 337 n.; know l edge of world and, 37: 51–52; in Latin equivalent to courage, 12: 148; learning and, 37: 128; Locke on, 37: 42, 37: 115, 37: 118; love of, natural to man, 34: 269–274; loveableness of, 24: 90–91; Machiavelli on, 36: 51; Machiavelli on appearance of, 36: 57–58; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 235 (l. 17), 2: 341; me as ure men t of, 48: 119 (l. 352); Milnes on pleasures of, 42: 1057–1058; Milton on, 4: 54, 4: 60, 4: 120, 4: 176, 4: 371; Milton on study of, 3: 239, 3: 242; modesty and, 9: 250; Montaigne on, 32: 9–10, 32: 51–52; More on, 36: 196–198, 36: 202, 36: 204; nature leagued with, 5: 97; no penalty to, 5: 100; not mere absence of vice, 27: 263; not virtue if she tumble, 18: 203; ostentation of, 2: 177 (l. 176); Pascal on maxims of, 48: 15–16 (l. 20); passion and, 40: 419–420; Pennon complete, 1: 358; pleasure in seeing, 2: 241 (l. 48); Plutarch on, 12: 83–84; Plutarch on contemplation of, 12: 36–37; Pope on vice and, 40: 420–421; popular idea of, 5: 63; pure, tests of, 32: 309–315; quotations on, 1: 82–83; "reason in practice, " xxxii, 1: 125; refinement and, 1: 236–237, 1: 254; reward of, 34: 265; reward of, Emerson on, 5: 27, 5: 86; reward of, Jonson on, 40: 298; reward of, Lessing on, 32: 191; reward of, Pliny on, 9: 194; reward of, Rousseau on, 34: 263; its own reward, 2: 163 (l. 126), 2: 253 (l. 73); 3: 298; 39: 405–406; 45: 794–795; riches and, 3: 87–88; Rousseau on grounds of, 34: 276–278; Rousseau on natural, 34: 186–190; sensuous and as cetic, 28: 169–173; Shakespeare on, 46: 116; Sidney on teachers of, 27: 14–25; Socrates on, 2: 18–19, 2: 58, 2: 109; Stoics' idea of, 2: 344–345; Taine on, 39: 417; Tennyson on wages of, 42: 1005; through love and fear, 40: 296; trial necessary to, 2: 156 (l. 106); 3: 202, 3: 207–208; unconsciousness of true, 25: 325–326; vice necessary to, 3: 316; Wordsworth on, 39: 316; see Moralityp. 438→ Inventory

VIRTUE, by Herbert, 40: 342p. 439

Virtues, the seven, 171 notes 2 and 3p. 439

VIRTUOUS YOUNG LADY, TO A, 4: 78–79p. 439

Vis Inertix, Hume on, 37: 345 n.p. 439

Vis Viva, defined, 30: 186; measure of, 30: 188 n.; transformed to weight, 30: 187–188p. 439

Visakha, story of, 45: 754–781p. 439

Visconti, Galeazzo de ', 177 notes 5 and 7p. 439

Vishnu, 45: 831–832; in the BHAGAVAD- GITA, 45: 784p. 439

Vishnu Sarma, quoted, 5: 291p. 439

Vision, Burke on method of, 24: 109–110p. 439→ Inventory

VISION, A, by Burns, 6: 481–482p. 439

VISION, THE, by Burns, 6: 172–182p. 439

VISION OF MIRZA, Addison's, 27: 73–77p. 439

Visions, Hobbes on, 34: 316–317; Wal ton on, 15: 336–337p. 439→ Inventory

Vitelli, Burke on the, 24: 269; Cxsar Borgia and, 36: 27, 36: 31, 36: 46p. 439

Vitelli, Niccolo, at Citta di Castello, 36: 71p. 439

Vitelli, Paolo, 36: 25, 36: 30, 36: 42p. 439

Vitellius, Mucianus and, 3: 141p. 439

Vitellozzo, Machiavelli on, 36: 30, 36: 31p. 439

Vitet, M., on Chanson de Roland, 28: 70–71p. 439

Vitruvius, on architecture, 5: 176; 31: 8p. 439

Vittore, Father, in THE BETROTHEDp. 439

Vivian, Christian king, 49: 195p. 439

Vivien, and Merlin, 32: 153p. 439

VIVIEN'S SONG, 42: 976–977p. 439

Vivisection, Harvey on, 38: 75; in New Atlantis, 3: 174–175p. 439→ Inventory

Vocation, Bacon on choosing, for children, 3: 20–21; content in one's, 2: 217 (l. 31); Epictetus on choice of, 2: 155 (l. 104); Pascal on choice of, 42 (97). 49 ( no, 117)p. 439→ Inventory

Voconius, Cicero on, 12: 240p. 439

VOGLER, ABT, Browning ' s, 42: 1100–1102p. 439

Voice, power of human, 1: 103; verse and, sisters, 4: 40p. 439→ Inventory

Voiture, Voltaire on, 34: 145p. 439

Voland, the Devil called, 19: 175p. 439

Volcanic Bombs, 29: 496p. 439

Volcanoes, as dependent on changes of surface, 29: 484–485; earthquakes and, relations of, 29: 314–315; Geikie on, 30: 333–334; simultaneous eruption of, 29: 295–296p. 439→ Inventory

Volition, Rousseau on, 34: 249–250; see Willp. 439

Volscians, Coriolanus with the, 12: 167–169; final defeat, 12: 185; war of Rome against the, 12: 152–154; second war with Rome, 12: 171–182p. 439

Volsung, son of Rerir, 49: 260–261, 49: 262–264p. 439

VOLSUNGA SAGA, 49: 257–358; PROLOGUE IN VERSE, 49: 255–256; remarks on the, 49: 250–252p. 439

Volsungs, names of, 49: 253; SONCS ABOUT THE, 49: 359–438p. 439

VOLSUNGS AND NIBLUNGS, story of the, 49: 249–358; editor's remarks on, 49: 1, 49: 21p. 439

Voltaic Batteries, 30: 76, 30: 203–205; ex - amples of action of, 30: 128–130; power of, 30: 126p. 439

Voltaire, Carlyle on, 25: 421; on circumstances, 28: 441; Corneille and, 39: 426; on Greek drama, 39: 364; H a z litt on, 27: 279; on Horace, 32: 133; Lessing and, 26: 298; LETTERS ON THE ENGLISH, 34: 65–159; re marks on LETTERS of, 34: 1, 34: 24, 34: 32; life and works, 34: 64; Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 123, 32: 131; on Shakespeare, 39: 212, 39: 224, 39: 227; on systems, 39: 375–376; on taste, 39: 384; Le Temple du Gout, 39: 384p. 439

Volterra, Daniello da, 31: 435 n.p. 439

Volterra, Niccolaio da, 31: 19p. 439

Voltimand, in HAMLET, 46: 100, 46: 126–127p. 439

Volumnia, mother of Coriolanus, 12: 150; begs him to desist from war, 12: 179–181p. 439

Volusus, in the JENEID, 13: 372p. 439

Von Baer, on bees, 11: 370; on embryos, 11: 459; on organization, 11: 129p. 439

Vopiscus, name of, 12: 157p. 439

Vortigern, Hengist and, 5: 276p. 439

Voss, on Milton, 39: 319p. 440

Voters, qualifications of, 5: 241p. 440

Voting, right of, in United States, 43: 198; see Elective Franchisep. 440→ Inventory

Vows, Dante on, 20: 301–304; ECCLESIASTES on, 44: 340 (l. 4-5); Hobbes on, 34: 397–398; Shakespeare on, no - np. 440→ Inventory

VOYAGE OF THE BEAGLE, Darwin ' s; editor's remarks on, 29: 1, 29: 40, 29: 45p. 440

Voyages, Darwin on sea, 29: 503–505p. 440→ Inventory

VOYAGES AND TRAVELSp. 440

Voyages and Travels, books dealing withp. 440

Vulcan, in the ÆNEID, 13: 281–283; forge of, 13: 282; forge of, Burke on, 24: 135; lameness of, 5: 301; sons of, 4: 62p. 440

Vulgarity, Confucius on, 44: 8 (l. 14), 44: 13 (l. 11), 44: 14 (l. 16), 44: 24 (l. 36), 44: 39 (l. 16), 44: 44 (l. 23,25,26), 44: 45 (l. 7), 44: 48 (l. 24), 44: 50–51 (l. 1), 44: 52 (l. 20), 44: 53 (l. 33), 44: 56 (l. 8); Ruskin on, 28: 113p. 440→ Inventory

Vulpius, Christiane, wife of Goethe, 19: 5p. 440

Vultures, Harrison on, 35: 339p. 440

Vyasa, Sainte-Beuve on, 32: 130p. 440

V/OLF AND CRANE, fable of, 17: 12–13p. 446

#A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z