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ABERFELDY, THE BIRKS OF, vi, 277-8

ABIDE WITH ME, xlv, 566-7

ABOU BEN ADHEM, xli, 870-1

¶Abra, Pompeia's maid, xii, 271-2

¶Abradatas, xxvii, 20

¶Abraham , Milton on, iv, 344-5; and Ephron, x, 30; Bunyan on, x v , 106, 237-8; and Sarah, xxxvi , 2 7 2 ; Paul on, 352; the covenant with, xliv, 2 7 5 ( 9 ) ; Stephen on, 435-6 (2-8); Mohammed on, xlv, 904, 9 1 0 - 1 1 , 955, 980; and Iblis, 952, note 5; Pascal on, xlviii, 164 ( 5 0 2 ) , 198, 201, 203, 2 1 6 (644), 284

¶( 8 2 2 ) , 298; taken from Limbo , x x , 18 Abraxa, early name of Utopia, xxxvi , 1 7 2 Abridgments, Swift on, xxvii, 1 1 0

¶Abriorix, Gaulish chief, xii, 284

¶Abrotonon, mother of Themistocles, xii, 5 Absalom, and David , x x , 1 1 8 ; Psalm when David fled from, xliv, 146-7; Bunyan on, x v , 309; David's grief for,

¶418

¶Abscesses, antiseptic treatment of, xxxviii,

263-5

ABSENCE, PRESENT IN, xl, 3 1 3

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¶Accorso, Francesco, xx, 64 and note 4

¶Accounting, as part of female education, i, 93; importance of punctual, 98; Locke on knowledge and practise of,

¶xxxvii, 178-9

¶Accuracy, essential to beauty, v, 210; Hume on, xxxvii, 292-3; Goethe on,

¶xxxix, 256

¶Accusations, kill innocent names, xviii, 335; Bentham on public, xxvii, 241; in law, Hobbes on, xxxiv, 399-400; of children, xxxvii, 90; Calvin on, xxxix,

¶28

¶Accusers, false, in ancient Rome, ix, 296,

¶note 9

¶Acedophagi, xxxv , 349

¶Acelin, Count, xlix, 100, 180

¶Acestes, King of Sicily, xiii, 92; welcomes j&ieas, 1 7 9 ; at games, 180; the arrow

¶of, 195-6

¶Acetate of lead, under voltaic current,

¶xxx, 129 note

¶Acetate of soda, xxx , 40 and note

¶Acevedo, Pietro de, on bravoes, xxi, 12 Ach<emenides, xiii, 148-9

¶Achaia, Pliny on, ix, 332

¶Achaicus, xlv, 5 1 4 ( 1 7 )

¶Achan , Dante on, x x , 228; Vane on, xliii,

¶129

¶Achates, faithful, xiii, 7 7 ; references to,

¶79, 84, 93, 96, 145, 208, 283

¶Acheloos River, Herodotus on, xxxiii, 1 1 Acheron, Plato on the, ii, 108-9; sooty flag of, iv, 60; Milton on the, 1 2 3 ; blood-bedabbled peak of, viii, 453; Virgil on, xiii, 2 1 1 , 2 1 7 ; Dante on the, xx, 1 5 , 60; Homer on the, xxii, 143; Burke on exhalation of, xxiv, 7 2 (see

¶xiii, 2 1 5 )

¶Acherusian Lake , ii, 108, 109

¶Achievement, Browning on, xlii, 1096

¶Achillas, and Caesar, xii, 304-5

¶Achilles, Socrates on, ii, 1 7 ; and Patroclus, iii, 3 1 8 ; xxxii, 7 7 ; xlvi, 28; Milton on wrath of, iv, 260; heel of, v, 92; Dryden on, xiii, 8, 14, 26-7; xxxix, 158; father of Pyrrhus, and Priam, xiii, 1 1 8 ; imitated by Alexander, xxxvi, 50; brought up by Chiron, 5 7 ; flight from Chiron, x x , 180; in Dante's Hell, 22; javelin of, 1 2 7 ; his quarrel with Ulysses, xxii, 1 0 1 ; Homer on death and funeral of, xxii, 320-2; in Hades, 156-8, 320; Burke on, xxiv, 1 2 7 ; To m Brown on, xxvii, 3 1 3 ; Shelley on

Index 119

¶Action and reaction (see Polarity)

¶Actium , battle of, xii, 3 7 1 - 5 ; Bacon on, iii, 7 9 ; Dryden on Antony at, xviii,

¶32-3; Virgil on, xiii, 290-1

¶Actius, razor of, iii, 3 1 5 , note 9

¶Activity, Cicero on, ix, 5 1 ; Epictetus on, and meditation, ii, 1 2 5 ; M . Aurelius on, 268 ( 1 6 ) ; Hindu Krishna on, xlv, 799; man prone to shirk, xix, 2 1 ; in

¶perceptions, xxxvii, 2 1 4 - 1 5

¶Actor, the lance of, xiii, 392

¶Actors, attitude of, toward the drama, xix, 1 0 , 1 2 , 1 4 - 1 5 ; as teachers, 29; high rewards of, reason for, x, 109; Lamb on, xxvii, 300-8; legal, xxxiv , 4 1 3 - 1 5 ; Montaigne on, xxxii, 70; Shakespeare on, xlvi, 139-40, 1 4 7 - 8 ;

¶Voltaire on, xxxiv, 152-3

¶Acts, better than knowledge , x v , 85; xxxii, 59; xliv, 9 (24), 370 ( 4 7 - 9 ) ; better than words, ii, 1 7 7 ( 1 7 5 ) , 2 7 9 ( 1 6 ) , 288 ( 1 5 ) ; Browning on, and intentions, xlii, 1 0 7 1 ; Confucius on, and words, xliv, 8 ( 1 3 ) , 14 ( 2 4 ) , 1 5 - 1 6 ( 9 ) , 48 ( 2 9 ) ; consequences of, xlviii, I D 5 ( 5 0 5 ) ; effect of, on faculties and habits, ii, 144 ( 7 5 ) ; explain them selves, v, 67; carry own rewards, 90, 289; hidden, most noble, xlviii, 62 ( 1 5 9 ) ; Hindu doctrine of, xlv, 867-8; Hume on, and motives, xxxvii, 353-60, 362 note, 365-6; Kant on moral worth of, xxxii, 308-15, 349-50; Kempis on judgment of, vii, 296; kind of words, v, 164; not motives, to be judged, xxv , 36; our angels, v, 5 9 ; our epochs, xviii, 4 2 1 ; our only possessions, xlv , 676; religiousness of, 864; unsocial, ii,

¶269 (23)

¶ACTS OF THE APOSTLES, authorship of, xliv, 352, 423-86; editorial remarks on,

¶422

¶Acts of setUement, succession, etc. (see

¶Settlement, Succession)

¶Acuto, Giovanni, xxxvi, 42

¶A d , xlv, 891, 905

¶Adam , awakening of, iv, 1 8 0 - 1 ; 250; Bacon on fall of, xxxix, 128; Bagehot on Milton's, xxviii, 196; Browne on, iii, 274, 2 9 1 , 3 1 7 ; Burns on, vi, 1 4 2 ; Chaucer on, xl, 46; confesses his sin and is judged, iv, 294-6; creation explained to, 248; inquiries of, on creation, 228-30, 240; curse of, xxxvi , 332; Dante on, xx, 398-9; earth, kingdoms

Index

¶(39); Montaigne on, xxxii, 57-8; to

¶times, Machiavelli on, xxxvi, 81

¶Adaptation, in nature, xi, 84-5; examples of, 7 1 - 2 , 9 1 - 2 , 198, 224-5; xxix, 467; never perfect, 9 1 ; to atmospheric conditions, xxxviii, 338-9; to climate, xi,

145-6

¶Adder, Harrison on the, xxxv , 344-5

¶Addison, Joseph, birth and education, xxvii, 1 5 5 - 6 ; Campaign, 159-60, 182-3; Cato of, 158, 165-8, 1 7 8 ; Calo, quotation from, i, 82; character and habits of, xxvii, 176-80; Commissioner of A p peals, 160; critical abilities of, 196-7; death of, 1 7 5 - 6 ; defense of Christianity, 1 7 3 ; Dennis on Cato of, 185-96; descriptions of life, 198; The Drummer, 169; Dryden on translations of, xiii, 427; early writings of, xxvii, 157-8; Esther Johnson and, 1 2 3 ; Freeholder, 1 7 1 ; Hume on, xxxvii, 2 9 1 ; HYMN by, xl, 400; xlv, 535; Johnson on Cato of, xxvii, 184-5; xxxix, 2 2 7 ; Latin compositions of early, xxvii, 1 5 7 ; Letter to Halifax, 158-9, 182; Life and works of, 7 2 ; LIFE by Johnson, 155-99; marriage of, 1 7 1 - 2 ; Old Whig papers, 1 7 4 , 1 7 5 ; on Chaucer, xxviii, 8 1 ; on criticism of art, xxiv, 28; on love of beauty in animals, 38; on the rotund in building, 63 note; papers for the Guardian, xxvii, 168-9; Peerage Bill Pamphlet, 173-4; plans a dictionary, 1 7 3 ; Poems early, 1 5 7 ; poetry of, estimate on, 180-96; Political Papers, 1 7 0 ; Prose, 1 9 9 ; R e gent, secretary to, 1 7 1 ; religion, 1 0 7 ; Rosamond, 160, 184; Sainte-Beuve on, xxxii, 1 3 1 ; Secretary of State, xxvii, 1 7 2 ; Shelley on Cato, 3 4 1 ; The Spectator, 83, 162, 164, 169, 1 7 0 ; Steele, relations with, 1 5 6 , 160-4, 165-6, 173"5; The Tatler, 1 6 1 -2 ; Tender Husband, part in, 160; Thackeray on, xxviii, 9; Tragedy on Socrates, xxvii, 1 7 2 - 3 ; travels, 1 5 8 ; Under-Secretary, 160; VISION OF MIRZA, 7 3 - 7 ; Voltaire on Cato, xxxiv, 1 3 5 ; xxxix, 2 2 7 ; WESTMINSTER ABBEY, xxvii, 78-80; Whar

¶ton, Lord, secretary to, 160

¶Addison, Lancelot, father of Joseph, xxvii,

¶155

¶Adeimantus, son of Ariston, ii, 22

¶Adeimantus, son of Leucolophus, viii, 486 Adeodatus, son of St. Augustine, vii, 3,

¶96, 146; grief of, over Monica, 1 5 [121]5 Ades, reference to, iv, 132

ADESTE FIDELES, xlv, 555-6

ADRIAN, DYING, TO HIS SOUL, xl, 398

Index 1 2 1

¶on, xliv, 343 ( 1 4 ) ; Kempis on, vii, 2 1 5 , 273 ( 2 ) , 294 (4); love and, viii, 32-3; Pascal on, xlviii, 47 ( 1 0 7 ) , 354; Penn on, i, 344 ( 2 3 9 ) ; prosperity of greatness, v, 290; Raleigh on, xxxix, 67, 96-8; religion and, iii, 44; strength proved by, vii, 220, ( 4 ) ; truth's sake,

¶for, i, 1 9 1 - 2

¶ADVERSITY, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, iii, 1 6 - 1 7

ADVERSITY, HYMN TO, Gray's, xl, 450-1

¶Advice, ^Esop on interested, xvii, 3 7 ; Bacon on, of friends, iii, 7 0 - 1 , 120; Carlyle on, xxv , 3 6 1 ; Cicero on, ix, 25, 39; in difficulties, xvii, 44; Kempis on giving and receiving, vii, 213 ( 3 ) ; Mill on liberty of, xxv , 295; of parents, xxxvii, 82; Pliny on seeking, ix, 339

¶(see also Counsel)

¶Advocates and judges, iii, 132-3

AE FOND KISS AND THEN WE SEVER, vi,

10, 1 7, 38, 39-41, 59; in THE LIBATION-

JELLA, SONG FROM, xli, 558-9

¶jElroth, xlix, 132

¶/Emilianus, Minutius, ix, 200-2

¶/Emilianus, Scipio (see Scipio)

¶.ifonilius, Papus, ix, 23

¶jEmilius, Paulus, and the king of Mace - don, xxxii, 1 6 ; Pascal on, xlviii, 1 3 2

¶(409, 410)

¶Mnens, adventures related by, xiii, 100- 5 1 ; Africa, landing of, in, 79-80; An - chises's funeral games celebrated by, 1 7 9 - 9 7 ; Anchises rescued by, 1 2 2 - 5 ; arms of, brought by Venus, 288-92; arms of, made by Vulcan, 282-3; Cervantes on, xiv, 2 1 2 ; Carthage, entered

Index

¶ton on, iv, 260-1; Montaigne on, xxxii, 90, 92-3; time of, xiii, 43-6; time of composition, 52; willed by Virgil to be

¶burned, 18

¶iEnobarbus, Domitius, xii, 353

¶jEolus, called Hippotades, iv, 74; in the JENEID, xiii, 7 5 - 7 ; jailer of the winds,

¶78; Ulysses and, xxii, 130-2

¶Aeronautics, in NEW ATLANTIS, iii, 178-9 jEschere, xlix, 42, 44, 63

¶/Eschines, the orator, xii, 203, 2 1 1 ; metaphors of, ix, 350; on Demosthenes, xii,

¶193, 201; ix, 2 1 5 , 349

¶jEschines, son of Lysanias, ii, 22, 47

¶^Eschylus, Aristophanes on, viii, 486; on Artemis, xxxiii, 7 9 ; Euripides's dispute with, in THE FROGS, viii, 462-86; on the hereafter, ii, 103; HOUSE OF AT - REUS, viii, 7 - 1 6 5 ; Hugo on, xxxix, 347; life and works of, viii, 5-6; Milton on, iv, 4 1 3 ; Montaigne on death of, xxxii, 1 3 ; on Persians, numbers of, xii, 18; PROMETHEUS BOUND, viii, 166- 206; Shelley on choruses of, xxvii, 332; Sophocles beats, in contest, viii, 208; Sophocles and, compared, 208; Suppliants of, xxxix, 3 4 1 ; Taine on, and Euripides, 426-7; Voltaire on tragedies

¶of, 364

¶jEsculapius, son of Apollo, xxxviii, 2; jEschylus on death of, viii, 45; Jonson

¶on, xlvii, 6 1 5 ; Virgil on death of, xiii, Vision, on Demosthenes, xii, 199 and

¶note

¶JEsir, northern gods, xlix, 294 note

¶/Eson, son of Tyro , xxii, 1 5 1 ; Medea and,

¶xii, 664

¶jEsop, author of Fables, xvii, 8; Bacon on,

¶iii, 108; Herodotus on, xxxiii, 67

¶jEsop, the tragedian, xii, 2 2 1 - 2 ; Cicero

¶on, ix, 108

JESOP'S FABLES, xvii, 1 1 - 4 4; CAXTON'S

¶EPILOGUE TO, xxxix, 1 7 - 1 8 ; editorial remarks on, xvii, 8, 9; Emerson on, v, 1 7 6 ; Locke on, xxxvii, 1 3 1 - 2 , 160; Montaigne on, xxxii, 90; Sidney on, xxvii, 18-19; versified by Socrates, ii,

48-9/ESTHETIC EDUCATION, LETTERS ON, Schil­

AFFLICTION OF MARGARET, xli, 644-6

AFTON, SWEET, vi, 4 1 7 - 1 8

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¶Agariste, mother of Pericles, xii, 37

¶Agassiz, Alexander, on echinodermata,

¶xi, 235, 236

¶Agassiz, Louis, on amblyopsis, xi, 1 4 4 ; on embryological characters, 437; on embryos, 3 7 1 , 468; on his first lecture, xxviii, 452; on glacial period, xi, 394; on immutability of species, 348; on movement of glaciers, xxx , 225; on synthetic types, xi, 362; on tertiary species, 336

AGASSIZ [Louis], FIFTIETH BIRTHDAY OF,

¶Longfellow's, xlii, 1293-4

¶Agatha, St., Kempis on, vii, 309, note 2 Agatharchus, Alcibiades and, xii, 1 2 0 ;

¶Zeuxis and, 49

¶Agathocles, Machiavelli on, xxxvi , 29,

31-2

¶Agathon, Aristophanes on, viii, 4 4 1 ; in Dante's Limbo , xx, 236; quoted, ii, 2 1 4

¶(18)

¶Agathonius, age of, ix, 70

¶A gave , mother of King Pentheus in the BACCHS, viii, 368-436; doom of, 433-6; leader of Bacchanals, 399-402; slays

¶Pentheus, 420-1

¶Age (see also Old Age ) ; not to be regarded, viii, 279; legal, in Massachu

¶setts, xliii, 73 (53)

¶Agelaus, in the ODYSSEY, xxii, 2 8 1 - 2 , 299,

¶302, 303, 304

¶Agents, Bacon on choice of, iii, 1 1 8 ;

¶Hobbes on, xxxiv , 4 1 3 - 1 4

¶Agesilaus, Bacon on, iii, 23, 108; Cicero

¶on, ix, 104; on happiness, xxxii, 5

¶Aggravation, punishment of priests, xxxvi ,

¶308 note

¶AGINCOURT, Drayton's, xl, 222-6

¶Agincourt, Macaulay on, xli, 9 1 5

¶Agio , defined, x, 358; of Amsterdam

¶Bank, 256-7

¶Agis I of Sparta, and Alcibiades, xii, 128 Agis II of Sparta, xii, 210

¶Agis III, Emerson on, v, 183

¶Agis the Lycian, xiii, 347

¶Aglauros, in Dante's Purgatory, xx, 203 A gli , Lotto degli, xx, 57 note

¶Aglovale, Sir, xxxv , 128

¶Agnes, St., Luther on, xxxvi , 301, 326 AGNES, ST., EVE OF, Keats's, xli, 883-93 Agnese, in THE BETROTHED (see M on -

¶della, Agnese)

¶Agnolo , Baccio d', xxxi, 4 1 2 note 3

¶Agnolo , Giuliano di Baccio d', xxxi, 392,

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AINSLIE, MISS, EPIGRAM TO, Burns's, vi,

¶267

¶Air, composition of, xxx , 144; elasticity of, 149-50; life without (see Anaerobian Life ) ; needed for combustion, 104-5; pressure of, 145-9; resistance of, 19-20, 147-8; temperature dependent

¶on pressure, 2 1 2 ; weight of, 52, 144-5 Air-burner, the, xxx, no note

AIRLY BEACON, xlii, 1060-1

¶Ajax (Aias), son of Telamon, xxii, 156, 320; Hector and, v, 93; madness of, xxvii, 1 7 ; Socrates on, ii, 29; Ulysses and, xxii, 158-9; son of Oileus, xxii,

58-9

Ala-ed-din and the Wonderful Lamp,

¶xvi, 341-424; manuscript of, 3

¶Alagia, wife of Malaspina, xx, 224 note Alamanni, Luigi, xxxi, 86 note 4; Cellini and, 86, 9 1 , 259, 260, 2 6 1 , 276,

¶299. 3 1 9

¶Alam-ed-in Senjer, xvi, 208

ALBANY, THE BONIE LASS OF, Burns', vi,

ALCSUS, ODE IN IMITATION OF, xii, 579

Index 125

¶Alcavala, of Spain, x, 540

¶Alcestis, Milton on, iv, 86; Ruskin on,

¶xxviii, 1 4 2 ; Wordsworth on, xii, 664 ALCHEMIST, THE, xlvii, 541-664; remarks

¶on, 540

¶Alchemy, Emerson on, v, 297; metal, the, xxxv , 324; punishment of, in

¶Dante's Hell, xx, 122-3

¶Alcibiades, accused of impiety, xii, 122-3; Andros expedition and, 1 4 1 ; Aristophanes on, viii, 484; Athenian government, attempts to change, made by, xii, 1 2 9 - 3 1 ; Athens' power of, strengthened by, 1 1 8 - 9 ; Athens, return of, to, 138-9; at Potida:a, 1 1 1 - 2 ; Anytus and, 109-10; Bacon on, iii, 106; birth of, xii, 106; Bithynia and Phrygia, retires to, 144; childhood anecdotes of, 107-8; condemned, 1 2 6 ; CORIOLANUS AND, COMPARED, 186-90; death of, 145-6; Emerson on, v, 265; Eupolis and, ix, 149; excesses of, endured by Athenians, xii, 1 1 9 - 2 0 ; General, 1 3 1 - 2 ; Hipponicus and, 1 1 2 ; league broken by, 1 1 6 - 7 ; marriage of, 1 1 2 - 3 ; M on taigne on, xxxii, 58; naval victory of, xii, 1 3 2 ; Nicias's jealousy of, 1 1 6 - 7 ; Olympic games, success of, at, 1 1 4 - 5 ; Pericles and, 106, 108, m ; rivals of, in public life, 1 1 5 - 6 ; Socrates's relations with, 108-12 (see also xlvi, 2 8 ) ; Sparta, life of, at, 1 2 7 - 8 ; Syracuse, expedition of, to, 1 2 0 - 1 , 125-6; Thrasybulus's accusation against, 1 2 5 ; Timon of Athens and, 120, 3 7 6 ; Tisaphernes with, 129, 1 3 3 ; treason of, 1 2 6 ; warns

¶the generals, 143

¶ALCIBIADES, LIFE OF, Plutarch's, xii, 106-

¶46

¶Alcidamas, Moliere on, xxvi, 2 1 5

¶Alcides (see Hercules)

¶Alcinous, king of Phacacia, xxii, 81; Poseidon and, 1 7 8 ; descent and marriage of, 9 1 - 2 ; gardens of, iv, 2 7 1 ; Milton on feast of, 22; Ulysses received by, xxii, 9 4 - 1 1 4 ; Ulysses sent on way,

7 4 - 5

¶Alcis, German god, xxxiii, 1 1 7

¶Alcmaeon, son of Amphiaraus, xxii, 206;

¶Dante on, xx, 192, 300

¶Alcmena, Heracles's mother, xxii, 1 5 1 ; xl, 242; Homer on, xxii, 24; Herodotus

¶on, xxxiii, 27

¶Alcohol, produced by fruits in carbonic

¶acid gas, xxxviii, 302-10

ALE, JOLLY GOOD, AND OLD, xl, 190-2

BETROTHED, xxi, 427-8, 429-30

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¶Alexander, the Platonic, ii, 195 ( 1 2 )

¶Alexander, the false prophet, xxxvii, 384-

¶5

¶Alexander, of Syria, xii, 373

¶Alexander III, Pope, exile of, xxvii, 368 Alexander V I , Pope, Ca:sar Borgia, father of, xxxvi, 1 5 ; church, aggrandizement of the, 39; frauds of, 58; King Louis and, 13, 1 4 - 1 5 , 24; son, efforts

¶to aggrandize his, 23-4, 27

¶Alexander, James, i, 124

¶Alexander Phera:us, xxvii, 27-8

¶Alexander Severus, Machiavelli on, xxxvi,

¶63, 64, 68

¶Alexander, Wilhelmina, vi, 1 8 1 , note 7 Alexander, William, To AURORA, xl, 3 1 4 -

¶15

ALEXANDER'S FEAST, xl, 391-6

¶Alexandridas, Montaigne on, xxxii, 45 Alexandrine philosophy, Taine on the,

¶xxxix, 427, 431 note

¶Alexandrine verse, Dryden on, xiii, 54 Alexas of Laodicea, xii, 378-9; character in ALL FOR LOVE, xviii, 23-106; Antony told by, of Cleopatra's death, 95-6; Cleopatra's messenger, 43-4; Cleopatra denounced, 89-90; on Ventidius, 54; Ventidius with, 28-9; with the priests,

24-6ALEXIS, HERE SHE STAYED, xl, 329

¶Alf, son of Hjalprek, xlix, 281-2, 338-9;

¶remarks on story of, 250

¶Alfonso X ( The Wise), Bacon on, iii, 130 Alfred the Great, called the truth-speaker, v, 374; crowned and buried at W in chester, 462; Emerson on, 1 5 ; book,

¶how he won the, 403

¶Algalif, the, xlix, 109, 1 1 1 , 158, 159 Algarsife, reference to, iv, 36-7

¶Algebra, Descartes on, xxxiv, 16, 18-19 Ali, in Dante's Hell, xx, 1 1 5 ; quotation from, v, 82; and Mohammed , xlv, 988 note 17

' A n BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES, xvi,

¶424-41

¶Alichino, the demon, x x , 88, 92

¶Alicorno, Traiano, xxxi, 92 note, 120,

¶144, 147

¶Alidosi, Lito degli, xx, 351 note 12 Alienations, in Massachusetts, xliii, 68

¶(10, 1 1 , 14, 1 5 )

¶Alifamfaron, Pentapolin and, xiv, 136-7 Alighieri, grandfather of Dante, xx, 349

¶note 2

¶Alisto of Cos, alluded to, ix, 46

A ' THE AIRTS THE WIND CAN BLAW, vi,

ALLAN STREAM, BY, vi, 468

Index 127

¶902, 904, 909; discharged from service, 9 1 1 ; as messenger to Margaret, 9 1 2 ; scene with Margaret, 924-8; Lovell on, 929; married to Margaret, 938; in final

¶scene, 940, 942

¶Almagro , Diego, xxxiii, 3 1 7

¶Almaris, King , xlix, 120, 139

¶Almasour, in ROLAND, xlix, 123-4, ' 3 4

¶A l men i , Sforza, xxxi, 366 note

¶Almon , son of Tyrrheus, xiii, 257

¶Alms , Buddha on, xlv, 593; Krishna on, 866; Mohammed on, 883 note 1, 883-

¶4> 957> 9 7 2 ! never impoverish, v, 2 7 Alnaschar, story of, xvi, 1 7 7 - 8 4

¶Aloeus, and Iphimedeia, xxii, 152

¶Alonso, king of Naples, in THE TEMPEST, in shipwreck, xlvi, 398, 399; his previous conspiracy with Antonio, 403-4; in island after wreck, 4 1 7 - 2 2 ; plot against, 425-6; awakened by Ariel, 426-7; in search for Ferdinand, 439-40; at the banquet, 440-1; denounced by Ariel, 442-3; imprisoned by Ariel,

¶452-3; in final scene, 454-63

¶Alonso, Peter, and Don Quixote, xiv, 45 Alonzo III, of Arragon, Dante on, xx, 1 7 4

¶and note 12

¶Alpha Centauri, distance of, xxx, 3 1 6

¶Alphabet, methods of teaching, xxxvii,

¶129-30, 131

¶Alphebo, to Don Quixote, xiv, 12

¶Alphel, Sir Edmund , xxxv , 83

¶Alpheus and Arethusa, iv, 42; xiii, 1 5 1 Alphonsus of Castile, Bacon on, iii, 130 Alps, Byron on the, xii, 7 9 3 ; Goldsmith on states seen from, 520-1; Helmholtz

¶on the, xxx , 2 1 1 - 1 4 ; glaciers of, 2 1 5 - 3 1 Alps, Witch of the, in MANFRED, xviii,

4.23-7

ALTHEA, TO, FROM PRISON, xl, 355-6ALTHO'HE HAS LEFT ME, vi, 4 1 5

¶Altmayer, in FAUST, xix, 85-99

¶Altoviti, Bindo, xxxi, 383 note 2, 385

¶Altruism, Kant on duty of, xxxii, 334, 341, 3 5 1 ; Locke on, xxxvii, 1 1 8 ; Luther on, 364-6, 369-70; Mill on, xxv, 4-5; More on, xxxvi, 198-9; St. Paul on, xlv, 504 (24)

AMANTIUM IRAE, xl, 201-2

Index

¶Ambassadors ( U . S.), appointed by President, xliii, 188 (2); foreign, received by President, 189; cases affecting, 190 ( 2 ) ; under the Confederation,

¶162

¶Amber, Tacitus on, xxxiii, n 8-9

¶Ambiorix, xii, 285 note

¶Ambition, St. Augustine, St., on, vii, 28, 1 9 1 - 2 ; Bacon on enviousness of, iii, 24; Burke on, xxiv, 44-5; Burns on, vi, 222, 249, 308; Carlyle on, xxv, 384- 5, 420, 448; Epictetus on, ii, 131 (43), 146 ( 7 9 ) ; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 340, 366, 3 7 2 ; Milton on, iv, 94, 264; Montaigne on, xxxii, 1 1 5 ; Pascal on, xlviii, 4 1 1 - 1 2 , 4 1 5 ; Penn on, i, 3 8 1 ; Pope on, xl, 420; Rousseau on, xxxiv, 224; Ruskin on common, xxviii, 94-5; Shakespeare on,

¶xlvi, 132, 349; Webster on, xlvii, 769 AMBITION, ESSAY ON, Bacon's, iii, 93-5

Amble, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS,

¶xlvii, 866-8, 8 7 1 , 872-3, 882, 883,

¶886-7, 9 1 6 , 941

¶Amblyrhynchus, Darwin on the, xxix,

¶389-95. 399

¶Amboise, Cardinal d', xxxvi, 1 5 , 28

¶Ambrogio, in THE BETROTHED, xxi, 120,

¶126-7

¶Ambrose, St., Augustine, St., on, vii, 76, 81-2; Donne, Dr., comparison of, with, xv, 3 4 1 - 2 ; Justina persecutes, vii, 146; Luther on, xxxvi, 266; Simplicia-

¶nus, father of, vii, 1 1 9 ; verses by, 156 Ambrosio, the student, xiv, 85, 86, 98,

¶104, 108-9

¶Ameipsias, Aristophanes on, viii, 439

¶Amendment , Confucius on, xliv, 6 (8), 29 ( 2 3 ) , 40 ( 2 1 ) ; K emp i on, vii, 234-

¶7; Penn on, i, 345 (262)

¶Amendments, Constitutional, xliii, 191

¶( 5 ) ; Lincoln on, 320-1

¶America, Bacon on ancient, iii, 136, 1 5 7 - 9; Browne on animals of, 2 7 5 ; discovery of original documents concerning, xliii, 5-48; Emerson on, v, 454, 461; English colonies in, first, xxxiii, 226, 227 (see also Roanoke, St. John's); foreign powers in (see Monroe Doctrine); natives of, iii, 1 5 9 ; probable geological changes in, xxix, 136-7; glacial period in, xi, 400; Haies on exploration and settlement of, xxxiii, 263-7; Hunt on, xxvii, 294; Irish monks in, xxxii, 1 7 5 ; Pare 1 on Spaniards in, xxxviii, 32; Senecas's prophecy

AMERICAN HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS, xliii

AMERICAN WAR, BALLAD ON THE, Burns's,

Index 129

¶terialism of, 2 7 7 - 8 ; Mill on political abilities of, xxv , 309; morals and religion of, v, 279-80; Thoreau on, xxviii,

¶407-8; Whitman on, xxxix, 388-9

¶Amerigo , the enameler, xxxi, 48

¶Amerzene, Andrew , first mate on "Pil

¶grim," xxiii, 398

¶A me s , Fisher, on republics and m on

¶archies, v, 245

¶Ames's Mariner's Sketches, xxiii, 5

¶Amici, Professor, v, 3 1 8

AMIENS' SONG, xl, 268

¶Aminias, the Decelean, xii, 18

¶Amity , sonnet on, xiv, 238

¶Ammanato , Bartolommeo, xxxi, 4 1 5 note

¶2, 420-1, 427

¶Ammon , the Libyan Jove, iv, 161 (see also Am u n ) ; Alexander called son of, xx, 58; xl, 4 1 1 ; oracle of, founding of,

¶xxxiii, 33

¶Ammonia , production of, by moulds,

¶xxxviii, 298 note; test of organisms, Ammonians , Herodotus on the, xxxiii,

¶27

AMNESTY PROCLAMATION, LINCOLN'S, xliii,416-9

322-5

¶Amphinomus , suitor of Penelope, xxii, 225; advises against killing Telemachus, 225, 2 7 9 ; death of, 298; with O d y s seus, 248-9, 256; sees ship of conspir

¶ators, 224

¶Amphion , founder of Thebes, xxii, 1 5 1 ; Dante on, xx, 1 3 1 ; reference to, v, 239;

¶Sidney on, xxvii, 6, 11

¶Amphithea, grandmother of Ulysses, xxii,

¶267

¶Amphitrite, references to, iv, 69; viii,

¶2 1 5 ; xxii, 78-9, 163

¶Amphitryon, husband of Alcmene, xxii, 1 5 1 ; Herodotus on, xxxiii, 27; name

¶used to express a good host, v, 207

¶Amposte, chatelain of, xxxv , 4 1 , 46, 58

Index

¶xii, 39-40, 42, 54-5, 69; Socrates on doctrines of, ii, 1 5 , 9 1 - 2 ; Themistocles and, xii, 6; Voltaire on teachings of,

¶xxxiv, 102-3

¶Anaxarete, Webster on, xlvii, 794

¶Anaxenor, harper of Antony, xii, 338 Anaxilaus, at Byzantium, xii, 137

¶Anaximander, on the world, xxxix, 104 Anaximenes, letter to Pythagoras, xxxii, 48; mention of his doctrines, vii, 164;

¶xxxix, 101

¶Ancestors, Bentham on veneration of, xxvii, 226-8; Huxley on, xxviii, 223; Lowell on, xlii, 1 3 7 2 ; More on, xxxvi, 142; Tennyson on, xlii, 1001; Tseng-

¶tzu on, xliv, 6 (9)

¶Anchemolus, death of, xiii, 334

¶Anchises, father of jEneas, xiii, 95; Crete, advises settlement of, 1 3 1 - 2 ; death in Sicily, 1 5 1 ; Dante on, xx, 348; Evander and, xiii, 2 7 3 ; funeral games of, 180- 197; ghost of, advises JEneas, 202; in Hades, 230-8; Priam, relationship to, 20; Sidney on, xxvii, 1 7 ; Troy, in sack of, xiii, 1 2 1 - 5

ANCIENT MARINER, RIME OF THE, xli,

¶682-701; Wordsworth on the, xxxix,

¶268

¶Ancus, Marcius, Virgil on, xiii, 235

¶Andersen, Hans Christian, life and works

¶of, xvii, 220; remarks on stories of, 2;

Tales Of, 221-361

¶Andes Mountains, appearance and scenery, xxix, 257-8, 262, 279-80, 322-3, 325-6, 337; Darwin on his passage of, 317-4 0; geology of, 323-5, 335-7; mines of, 3 2 1 - 2 ; rain, absence of, in, 328; shingle terraces of, 319-20; snow-line of, 249-50; stone, crumbling, of, 323; torrents of, 320-1; upheaval of, 320, 324-5; vegetation and zoology of, 322,

¶330-1; winds and storms of, 327-8, 364 Andocides, impiety, accused of, xii, 34;

¶on Themistocles, 34

¶Andrea, in THE CENCI, xviii, 285, 323

ANDREA DEL SARTO, xlii, 1087-94

¶Andrew , the apostle, xliv, 368 ( 1 4 ) , 424

( 1 3 ); in PARADISE REGAINED, iv, 372-3

¶Andrew , the boy, in DON QUIXOTE, xiv,

¶37-9, 296-9

¶Andrews, Dr., bishop of Winchester, xv,

¶339. 383

¶Andrews, Isaac, Woolman and, i, 181-2 Andrews, Jacob, i, 184

¶Andrews, Peter, i, 183, 184-6

ANDROCLES, FABLE OF, xvii, 20-1

ANE AN' TWENTY, TAM, vi, 4 1 5 - 6

ANGELS, FOOTSTEPS OF, xlii, 1267-9

Index 131

¶Angular figures, not beautiful, xxiv, 94;

¶why unpleasant, 99, 120-1

¶Angus , in MACBETH, xlvi, 327-8, 383-4

¶Angustia, Donna, xxiii, 238, 383-4, 385 Aniause, King , xxxv , 164, 1 7 2

¶Anicius, Titus, ix, 1 1 7

¶Animal kingdom , how distinguished from

¶vegetable, xxxviii, 341-2

¶Animalculie, perfection of, v, 89; xlviii, 2 7 Animals, acclimatisation of, xi, 145-6; Bacon's experiments on, iii, 1 7 4 - 5 ; beauty in, proportion as cause of, xxiv, 7 7 - 8 ; beauty sense of, xxxvi , 203-4; Blake on cruelty to, xli, 587-8; Buddhist ideas of, xlv, 706-9; Burke on cries of, xxiv, 7 1 ; Burke on mating of, 38-9; care of, in Massachusetts, xliii, 7 9 ; Carlyle on, xxv , 437 note; death, no fear of, in, xxxiv, 1 7 7 ; Descartes on reason in, 47; domestic (see Domestic Animals ) ; Emerson on, v, 229; extinction of large, cause of, xxix, 1 7 8 - 80; fertilisation of, xi, 106-7; habits, diversity of, 1 1 6 - 1 7 ; Hume on reason of, xxxvii, 3 7 1 - 4 ; Locke on cruelty to, 1 0 1 - 2 ; love of offspring among, xl, 425; Marcus Aurelius on kindness to, ii, 236 ( 2 3 ) , 2 5 1 ( 6 5 ) ; Pascal on mind in, xlviii, 1 1 7 (340-3); admiration among, 130 ( 4 0 1 ) ; plants and, corn plex relations of, xi, 79-83; Rousseau on distinction between men and, xxxiv, 1 7 5 - 6 ; size of, disadvantages in, xi, 3 5 5 ; size of, in relation to vegetation, xxix, 9 1 - 6 ; social instincts of, ii, 267 (9); souls of, xxxvi, 227; truth, love of, among, v, 374; Voltaire on souls in, xxxiv, 107; Woolman on kindness to, i, 300 (see also Organic Beings, Spe

¶cies)

¶Animis m , defined, xvii, 7

¶Animosities, teach value of friendship, ix,

¶1 7

¶Anius, king of Delos, xiii, 1 3 1

¶Anna , St., in Dante's PARADISE, xx, 422;

¶Jesus found by, iv, 365

¶Anna , the prophetess, xliv, 359 (36-8) Anna , sister of Dido, xiii, 152-4; tineas sought for by, xiii, 1 6 7 - 8 ; at Dido's death, xiii, 1 7 6 - 7

ANNA, THY CHARMS, vi, 309ANNABEL LEE, xlii, 1239-40

¶Annas, the high priest, xliv, 360 ( 2 ) ,

¶429 (6); Dante on, x x , 97 note 7

¶Annates, Luther on, xxxvi , 278-9, 288

Index

¶Polynices' burial by, viii, 255-8; Rus-

¶kin on, xxviii, 142

¶ANTIGONE, TRAGEDY OF, Sophicles's viii,

¶255-99

¶Antigonus, of Judaea, xii, 349; and the

¶Parthians, iv, 393

¶Antilochus, son of NeBtor, xxii, 36; Achilles and, 322; death of, 5 1 ; in

¶Hades, 156, 320

¶Antinous, in the ODYSSEY, xxii, complains of Penelope, 23-4; counsels suitors to heed Telemachus, 280; death of, 296; Irus encouraged by, to fight with Ulysses, 246, 247; contest with the bow, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290-2; Penelope, his gifts to, 252; Penelope rebukes, 226; Telemachus invited to feast by, 29; Telemachus plotted against by, 62, 66, 224-5; Ulysses and, as beg

¶gars, 237-40; with Telemachus, 19

¶Antioch, Christian Church at, xliv, 448

¶(26-30), 450 ( 1 )

¶Antiochus of Ascalon, xii. 220

¶Antiochus, Athenian admiral, xii, 142 Antiochus, king of Commagene , xii, 347 Antiochus Deus, xlviii, 249

¶Antiochus Epiphanes, and the Jews, iv,

¶388

¶Antiochus the Great, jEtolians and, iii, 128; anecdote of, v, 293; prophecy of,

¶xlviii, 249; the Romans and, xxxvi, 1 1 - Antiochus Hierax, xii, 84 note

¶Antiochus, the pilot, and Alcibiades, xii,

1 1 3

¶Antiope, Homer on, xxii, 1 5 1 ; mentioned,

¶iv, 376

¶Antipater, the Edomite, iv, 382

¶Antipater, general of Alexander, xii, 2 1 3 ;

¶and the Athenian orators, 2 1 4

¶Antipathies, national, Browne on, iii, 3 1 5 ; Pascal on, xlviii, 103; Washington on,

¶xliii, 243-4

¶Antiphates, in the .IENEID, xiii, 3 1 6

¶Antiphates, the Laestrygonian, xxii, 133 Antiphates, son of Melampus, xxii, 206 Antiphates, and Themistocles, xii, 21

¶Antiphon, Athenian orator, on Alcibiades,

¶xii, 108; condemnation of, 202

¶Antiphon of Cephisus, ii, 22

¶Antiphus, son of iEgyptus, xxii, 2 1 ;

¶friend of Ulysses, 229

¶Antipodes, Darwin on the, xxix, 421

¶Antiquity, Bentham on, xxvii, 226-9;

¶Browne on, iii, 2 8 1 ; Harvey on, xxxviii,

ANTI-REFORMERS, FALLACIES OF, Sydney

Index 133

¶Octavius, 123-4; burial of, xii, 384; Caesar and Pompey, contest of, 325-8, 290-1, 297, 300-1; Caesar, favorite of, 330; after Caesar's death, 253-4, 3 3 1 " 2 . 333; character of, 339; children of, 388; Cicero, relations with, 253-4, 2 5 5 " 6, 259, 322, 335-6; Cicero on his relations with, ix, 93, 1 7 7 , 1 7 8 , 180; Cleopatra and, Dryden on, xviii, 1 3 ; Cleopatra and sons honored by, xii, 364; Cleopatra, first meeting of, with, 339-44; Cleopatra prevents, from renewing war, 362-3; Cleopatra renews relations with, 349-50; Cleopatra, slave of, charged with being, 367-8; death of, 3 8 1 - 2 ; Dolabella and, 328, 330; East, campaigns in, early, 323-4; in Egypt after Actium, 376-9; Fulvia, marriage to, 329; in Greece, 337, 346- 7; Ides of March, at, 3 1 7 , 3 1 8 , 330-2; Italy, driven from, 256, 333; LIFE OF, Plutarch's, 322-89; Lupercalia, at the, 3 1 3 , 330-1; master of horse, 328; O c - tavia, marriage of, to, 344-5; Octavia neglected by, 362-3; Octavius and, meet at Tarentum, 348; Octavius, break of, with, 333; Octavius, charges against, made by, 364-5; Octavius, contest with, 3 6 7 - 7 3 ; Octavius's growing jealousy of, 346; parentage and youth, 322-3; Parthia invaded by, 349-61; Pompey's house bought by, 329; popularity and liberality of, 324-5; prodigies preceding the war, 368-9 (cf. xviii, 2 3 ) ; Sextus Pompey and, 345-6; statues and honors to, abolished, 259; triumvir, 335-6; Virgil on, at Actium , xiii, 2 9 1 ; war of, with republicans, xii, 336-7 (cf. xviii, 38); world di

¶vided by, to triumvirs, 344

¶Antony, in ALL FOR LOVE, xviii, 2 1 ; in Egypt after Actium , 25, 27, 29; his lamentation, 30-1; scene with Ventidius, 3 1 - 8 ; remarks on scene with Ventidius, 20; his reply to Cleopatra's appeal, 40-1; on Octavius, prepares to march, 42-3; receives Cleopatra's gift, 44-5; meeting with Cleopatra, 46-53; with Cleopatra in the palace, 53-4; advised by Ventidius, 55-7; with Dola bella, 5 7 - 6 1 ; scene with Octavia, 6 1 - 5 ; sends farewell to Cleopatra by Dola bella, 69-70; hears Dolabella's falseness, 7 7 - 8 3 ; accuses Dolabella and Cleopatra, 84-7; betrayed by Egyptian

¶3 8

Index

¶Apocalyptics, Pascal on the, xlviii, 2 1 6 - 7

¶(650, 6 5 1 )

¶Apodictic principles, xxxii, 326

¶Apollinarian Heresy, vii, 1 1 5

¶Apollinarii, Milton on the, iii, 199

¶Apollinaris, Domitius, letter to, ix, 265 Apollo, Cassandra and, viii, 47-8, 53-4; Daphne and, xl, 378; Delphi (Phoebus), fourth prophet of, viii, 122-3; Egypt, king of, xxxiii, 7 2 ; god of music, iv, 2 1 , 5 7 ; viii, 445; Hyacinth and, iv, 18-9; in Egyptian mythology, xxxiii, 78-9; Latona's son, iv, 80; Loxias, called, viii, 100, 1 1 9 , 1 2 3 ; L y - ceian king, 2 1 5 ; Marsyas and, xx, 285; Phlegyas and, 32 note 1; Phoebus, called, viii, 122; Thymbraean god, xx, 191 note; Virgil on, xiii, 1 5 7 ; Zoilus and, xxviii, 383; (see also Delphian

¶Oracle)

¶Apollo, in THE FURIES, viii, protector of Orestes, 125-6, 129-32; witness for Orestes, 145, 1 4 7 - 9 ; altercation with

¶the Furies, 1 5 1 - 3

¶Apollo Belvedere, Cellini on the, xxxi,

¶3 1 8 note; not impossible in life, v, 193 Apollodorus, Socrates's friend, ii, 22, 26,

¶46-7, 1 1 2

¶Apollodorus, the orator, and Demosthe

¶nes, xii, 202-3

¶Apollodorus, Greek writer, on Chrysip-

¶pus, xxxii, 31

¶Apollodorus, the Sicilian, with Cleopatra,

¶xii, 304

¶Apollonius, Molon, and Cicero, xii, 2 2 1 ;

¶Caesar and, 265

¶Apollonius, the Stoic, M . Aurelius on, ii, 194 (8), 199; on self-discipline, 154

¶(100)

¶Apollonius, of Tyana, Bacon on, iii, 66 Apollos, the Alexandrian, xliv, 463-4 (24-8); St. Paul on, xlv, 494 (5-6),

¶495 (6), 5 M ( 1 2 )

¶Apollyon, and Christian, xv, 60-4

¶Apologies, Bacon on, iii, 63; Emerson on, v, 67; new actions the only, 190; Pascal on, xlviii, 23 ( 5 7 )

APOLOGY OF SOCRATES, Plato's, ii, 5-30

¶APOLOGY, THE, Emerson's poem, xlii,

¶1242-3

¶Apostasy, Bunyan on, x v , 154-6

¶Apostles, Calvin on, xxxix, 44; choosing of the, xliv, 368 ( 1 3 - 1 6 ) ; community of goods among, 431; council of, on circumcision, 455-6; xlviii, 223 ( 6 7 2 ) ;

APOSTLES, ACTS OF THE, xliv, 421-86

Index 135

¶Koran on, xxv , 244; Presidential, xliii,

¶188-9 (2, 3)

¶Appomattox, terms of surrender at, xliii,

4 2 1 - 2

¶Apprehensions, Pliny on, ix, 327

¶Apprenticeships, limitation of, x, 1 2 2 ; long, 1 2 2 - 5 ; Smith on, 104; unknown

¶to ancients, 125

¶Appropriations, in Massachusetts, xliii, 7 7 ( 7 8 ) ; ( U . S.) under the Confederation, 164-5; under Constitution, 184

¶( 1 2 ) , 186 ( 7 )

¶Apries, king of Egypt , xxxiii, 81-4

¶April, Chaucer on, xl, n ; Shakespeare

¶on, 278

¶Apteryx, wings of the, xi, 1 7 7

¶Apuleius, Golden Ass of, xxxix , 350; xlii,

1357

ARABIAN NIGHTS' ENTERTAINMENTS, xvi

¶Arabs, adopted children among, xlv, 985 note 2, 989 note; beacon-fires of, 1001 note; chase, ideas of, v, 353; divorce among, xlv, 985 note; Emerson on conquests of the, v, 55-6; hospitality among, xlv, 990 note 28; religion of, 876; Schiller on civilization of, xxxii, 237; sheiks, habits of, v, 1 3 9 ; swords

¶as mirrors among, xx, 343 note 22

¶Arachne, Dante on, x x , 1 9 2 ; reference to

¶loom of, 70

¶Aratus, Pliny on, ix, 2 7 1

¶Araviscans, Tacitus on the, xxxiii, 108 Arbela, battle of, iii, 74

¶ARBITRARY GOVERNMENT, Winthrop on,

¶xliii, 85-105

¶Arbitration, Hobbes on legal, xxxiv , 4 1 0 ; Pascal on international, xlviii, 105 (296); U . S. and Mexico, agreement between, for, xliii, 302-3

ARCADES, MILTON'S, iv, 41-4

AREOPAGITICA, MILTON'S, iii, 184-232

Index

¶Ares, ^Eschylus on, viii, 23-4; Aphrodite and, xxii, 106-8; Phineus's sons and, viii, 287; worshipped in Egypt, xxxiii,

¶34, 35, 42; (see also Mars)

¶Arete, wife of Alcinous, xxii, 9 1 - 2 ; Ulysses with, 93-4, no , 1 5 3 ; Ulysses's fare

¶well to, 1 7 5

¶Aretheus, Eudamidas and, xxxii, 81

¶Arethusa, Alpheus and, Milton on, iv, 42; Dante on story of, xx, 104; Jupiter and,

¶xix, 246; Virgil on, xiii, 151

¶Arethusa, in PHILASTER, xlvii, Bellario sent to, 684, 691; Bellario, scenes with, 691-2, 7 1 3 , 7 2 1 , 750; hunt, at, 7 1 4 ; king, scenes with, 708-9, 7 3 5 ; lost in wood, 7 1 8 ; Megra denounces, 697, 744; Pharamond and, 667, 669, 682, 692, 693, 724-5; Philaster, letter to, 704; Philaster, scenes with, 6 7 7 - 8 1 ,

¶7 1 0 , 7 2 1 - 2 , 730, 7 3 1 , 734

¶Arethusa, Browne on river, iii, 257

¶Aretino, Pietro, Milton on, iii, 203 note 43; pictures of, reference to, xlvii, 569;

¶portrait by Titian, xxvii, 272

¶Argand , Aime\ inventor of hollow wick,

¶xxx, 104, 156

¶Argas, friend of Orgon, xxvi, 279

¶Argas, the poet, xii, 194

¶Argent, Dr., Harvey to, xxxviii, 62

¶Argenti, Filippo, in Dante's HELL, XX, 33 Argia, in Limbo, xx, 237

¶Arginusac, battle of, ii, 20

¶Argo , Homer on ship, xxii, 163; Milton

¶on ship, iv, 134; Stukeley on, v, 458 Argonauts, date of expedition of, xxxiv,

¶129-30

¶Argos, eyes of, references to, iv, 322;

¶xlvii, 567

¶Argos, Hermes, slayer of, viii, 187 note

¶37; xxii, 10

¶Argos, Io and, viii, 187, 190-1

¶Argos, dog of Ulysses, xxii, 235-6

¶Argument, Franklin on habit of, i, 1 5 - 1 6 , 126-7; Penn on, 335-6 ( 1 3 3 - 6 ) ; Socrates on, ii, 83-4; varieties of, xxxvii,

¶332 note

¶Argus, Evander and, xiii, 2 7 9 ; (see also

¶Argos)

¶Argustus, Eliazar and, xxxv , 154

¶Ariadne, sister of Minotaur, xx, 49 note 5; placed among stars, 339; Homer

¶on, xxii, 1 5 3 ; Theseus and, xxvi, 136, Ariamenes, Xerxes' admiral, xii, 18

¶Arians, Bacon on the, iii, 138; Browne on

INDEX m

¶Socrates in prison, ii, 47; on children,

¶xxxii, 74; quotation from, 63

¶Aristo, Titus, letters to, ix, 262, 3 1 9 ; Pliny

¶on, 209-10

¶Aristobulus and Antony, xii, 323

¶Aristocracy, Channing on, xxviii, 344-5; Mill on government by, xxv , 108; natural and actual, 2 1 4 ; of Europe, v,

¶2 1 4 ; origin of, xxxiv, 221

¶Aristocrates, Antony and, xii, 3 7 5

¶Aristodicus, the Tanagnean, xii, 46

¶Aristogiton, grand-daughter of, xii, 105;

¶Hermodius and, xxxii, 7 7

¶Ariston, Claudius, ix, 294

¶Ariston, of Ceos, xii, 80 note

¶Ariston, Greek tragedian, xxxii, 70

¶Aristonicus, death of, xii, 2 1 4

¶Aristophanes, Dryden on, xxxix, 1 7 4 ; Euripides and, viii, 302; THE FROGS, 439"87; Hugo on, xxxix, 347; life and works, viii, 438; Milton on, iii, 194, 206; Samians on the, xii, 63; Socrates on, ii, 7; Taine on comedies of, xxxix,

¶435

¶Aristophanes, the grammarian, on Epi

¶curus, xxxii, 64-5

¶Aristophon, the painter, xii, 120

¶Aristotle, air and rain, on, xxxviii, 1 0 1 ; Alexander's tutor, iv, 401; xxxii, 53-4; animals, motion of, xxxviii, 1 3 4 - 5 ; antipater on persuasiveness of, xii, 188; Art of Poesy, xxvii, 39; Augustine on Predicaments of, vii, 59; Bacon on ostentation of, iii, 1 2 8 ; Browne on, 262 ( 1 2 ) , 265, 287, 305, 322; Cicero on, xii, 237; comedy on, xxvii, 46; comets, on, xxxiv, 1 1 8 ; Dante's Limbo in, xx, 20 note 8; death, on, xxxviii, 85; democracy, on, xxiv, 259-60 and note; Don Ferrante on, xxi, 445; drama, on the, xiii, 6; xxxix, 220; Emerson on, v, 1 5 2 - 3 ; Euripus, flux of, xxxviii, 7 5 ; friendship, on, xxxii, 7 3 , 80; heart and blood, on the, xxxviii, 81, 84, 93, 123, 128, 130, 1 3 2 , 1 3 3 , 137; human understanding, on, xxxiv, 103; Hume on, xxxvii, 2 9 1 ; imitation, on, xxiv, 43-4; inequality, on, xxxiv, 408-9; Lowell on, xxviii, 452; Luther on, xxxvi, 3 2 1 ; Mill on, xxv, 2 1 9 ; medicine, on study of, xix, 206-7 notes 12 and 1 3 ; Milton on Lyceum of, iii, 244; iv, 401; Montaigne on, xxxii, 29; natural selection, his idea of, xi, 9 note; Newman on Lyceum of, xxviii,

ARMOUR, ADAM, PRAYER OF, vi, 1 2 1 - 2

Index

¶Armstrong, Dr., on puerperal fever,

¶xxxviii, 228

ARMSTRONG, JOHNIE, xl, 101-3

¶Army , U. S., under the Confederation, xliii, 1 6 1 , 164, 165; under Constitution, 184 ( 1 2 ) , 185 ( 1 4 ) ; President

¶commander-in-chief of U. S., 188 ( 1 ) Army of the Potomac, Haskell on, xliii,

¶327-8, 402

¶Arnaces, the eunuch, xii, 20, 87

¶Arnaius, the beggar, xxii, 245

¶Arnauld, M . , references to, xlviii, 346

¶note 4, 387

¶Arnold, Sir Edwin , translator of BHA-

GAVAD-GITA, xlv, 783

¶Arnold, Matthew, on culture, xxviii, 2 1 3 - 4; life and writings, 64; POEMS by, xlii, 1123-40; STUDY OF POETRY, xxviii,

¶65-90

¶Arnold, Sir Nicholas, xxxv , 328

¶Arnold, Thomas , Matthew Arnold on,

¶xlii, 1130-5

¶Arnold, Bishop of Liege, xxxv , 101

¶Arnold's Battery, at Gettysburg, xliii, 337,

¶3 5 L . 3 8 r

¶Aromaia, Raleigh on, xxxiii, 333-4, 353 Aroras, Raleigh on the, xxxiii, 351

¶Arouet, Francois-Marie (see Voltaire) Arowacai, town of, xxxiii, 349

¶Arragon, Cardinal of, in DUCHESS OF MALFI, xlvii, 755-855; Antonio, relations with, 7 5 9 , 762, 883; Bosola, scenes with, 756, 837, 838, 843-5, 8 5 1 - 4; Duchess and, 764-6; Ferdinand and, 762, 786-9, 806, 835, 836-7; Julia and, 783-4, 841-3; keeps watch alone, 847-

¶8; Loretto, at, 807; Malatesti and, 804 Arrangement, Pascal on, xlviii, 16 (22-3) Arrests, in U. S., xliii, 194 (4)

¶Arria, wife of Psetus, ix, 242-4; Certus, in case of, 338, 340-1; exile of, 239;

¶Pliny and, 339

¶Arrian, Epictetus and, ii, 1 1 6

¶Arrianus, Maturus, letters to, ix, 187-8,

¶251-2, 278-80, 3 3 1 - 2

¶Arrigo, Cardinal, xx, 336 note 20

¶Arrigo, Florentine nobleman, xx, 27 note

¶12

¶Arrius, Quintus, xii, 230; Cicero on, ix,

¶88, 93

¶Arrogance, Dante places, in HELL, XX, 33; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 364, 409; Marcus

¶Aurelius on, ii, 2 7 9 ( 1 3 , 19)

¶Arrows, Raleigh on poisoned, xxxiii, 352 Arruntius, at Actium, xii, 373 note

ART THOU WEARY, xlv, 544-5

ARTEMIDORA, THE DEATH OF, xii, 902

Index 139

¶Mordred and, xx, 132 note 3; Renan on, xxxii, 148-9, 1 5 5 - 7 ; Spenser on, xxxix, 62; university at C s r leon , xxxv ,

¶3 7 1 ; Uther's son, iv, 102

¶Arthur, King , in HOLY GRAIL, xxxv , 105- 6; his custom of adventure, 107; and the marvelous sword, 108; welcomes Galahad, 109, no ; and the Sangreal, in ; his tourney at Camelot, m - 1 2 ; at Holy Grail feast, 1 1 3 ; grief at departure of knights, 1 1 3 - 1 4 , 1 1 5 , 1 1 6 ;

¶orders chronicles of the Grail, 213

¶ARTHUR, MORTE D', by Tennyson, xlii,

986-92

¶Arthur, Prince, son of Henry VII , xxxix ,

¶26

¶Arthur's hunting, xxxii, 1 5 3 note 9

¶Arthurian legends, Caxton on, xxxix, 20-4; Renan on, xxxii, 146, 148-66 (see

¶also HOLY GRAIL)

¶Artichoke, compared with cardoon, xxix,

¶125 note 9; Jerusalem, xi, 1 4 7

¶Article, Dryden on the, xiii, 61

ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION, xliii, 1 5 8 -

ARTIST, EPIGRAM TO AN, vi, 263

¶Artist, Northern, in FAUST, xix, 185

¶Artists, Browning on, xlii, 1096; Emerson on duty of, v, 50-1; Goethe on training and duty of, 252, 255; xxxix , 260-1, 263, 265; relations to the public,

¶259

¶Arts, Burke on the, xxiv, 40, 44, 47-8; Emerson on the, v, 79-80, 304; Raleigh on the, xl, 206; progress in, due to wants, xxxiv, 1 7 7 - 8 ; relation of v a rious, xxxix , 261 (see also Architecture,

¶Music, Painting, Poetry, Sculpture)

¶Arulenus, Rusticus (see Rusticus)

¶Arundel, Earl of, in Crecy campaign,

¶xxxv, 9, 24, 27

¶Arundel, Thomas of, xxxv , 255

¶Arundel, in EDWARD THE SECOND, xlvi,

¶43-6, 50, 59

¶Aruns, Camilla and, xiii, 383-5; doomed by Diana, 386; his death, 386; in

¶Dante's HELL, XX, 82

¶Aruspiciny, defined, xxxiv, 382

ASK MEN o MORE, xl, 351

Index

¶xii, 68, 69; and the Megarians, 67;

¶Plutarch on, xii, 60-1

¶Aspasia, concubine of Cyrus, xii, 61

ASPATIA'S SONG, xl, 321

¶Asphalax, blindness of the, xxix, 59

¶Asphalion, squire of Menelaus, xxii, 51 Aspirations, worldliness and, xix, 33; in

¶born in man, 48

¶Ass, descent of the, as traced by stripes,

¶xi, 162-6; why not improved, 52

¶Ass, Job's description of the wild, xxiv,

56-7

¶Ass AND BULL, story of, xvi, n - 2

¶Ass AND HORSE, fable of, xvii, 42

¶Ass AND LAPDOG, fable of, xvii, 15

¶Ass IN LION'S SKIN, fable of, xvii, 30

¶Ass's BRAINS, fable of the, xvii, 41

¶Assaracus, in Hades, xiii, 229

¶Assattha, tree of, xlv, 587

¶Assent, Dante on haste in giving, xx, 342; Harvey on, xxxviii, 96; Penn on, to

¶please, i, 337 (149)

¶Assertorial principles, xxxii, 326

¶Assignats, Burke on the, xxiv, 255-8,

¶322-7, 364-71

¶Assimilation, Freeman on, xxviii, 248

¶Assistance, asking, is honoring, xxxiv, 3 6 1 ; Confucius on, xliv, 52 ( 1 5 ) ; only to be given by superiors, xviii, 8; will

¶ingness to accept, ii, 244 (7)

¶Associates (see Company )

¶Association, Burke on effects of, xxiv, 104; Emerson on principle of, v, 259- 60; Locke on, as means of education, xxxvii, 36 (49), 40 (58); Mill on edu

¶cation by, xxv, 87-8

¶Association of ideas, Hume on, xxxvii,

¶304-5, 327-31

¶Assurance in children, xxxvii, 52, 53

¶Assyria, Milton on ancient, iv, 390-1;

¶Raleigh on history of, xxxix, 1 1 2

¶Astarte, Ashtaroth, or Astoreth, Milton

¶on, iv, 13, 99; crescent of, xlii, 1231 Astarte, in MANFRED, xviii, 434-6; Manfred on, 425-6; further references to,

¶420, 424, 444

¶Astolfo, in LIFE Is A DREAM, with Estrella, xxvi, 2 1 - 2 ; his claim to throne, 22-3; agrees to king's plan to try Segismund, 28-9; Segismund with, 42-3, 44-5; Rosaura and, 67; in the battle,

¶6 9 - 7 1 ; reunited with Rosaura, 73

¶Astonishment, Burke on, xxiv, 49, 50,

¶128

¶Astoreth (see Astarte)

Index 141

¶Athena, in THE FURIES, with Orestes and the Furies, viii, 138-42; at trial of Orestes, 144, 145, 1 5 0 - 1 ; ordains court of Areopagus, 150; casts vote for Orestes, 1 5 2 - 3 ; appeases the Furies,

155-64

¶Athens, vEschylus on, viii, 160-5; Aristophanes on decline of manhood at, 473-4; and on politics of, 460-61, 484- 5; beautifying of, by Pericles, xii, 4 7 - 5 1 ; books in ancient, xxviii, 56; bounty of ancient, xii, 105; Burke on Areopagus of, xxiv, 338; capital causes in, ii, 25; capital executions in, 45-6; Collins on music in, xii, 479; Dante on, xx, 169-70; economic resources of, xxviii, 43-4; houses and streets of ancient, xxviii, 55; liberty of press in, iii, 193-4; military spirit of, decline of, xxvii, 373-4; Milton on learning of, iv, 401-4; named for Minerva, xx, 206 note 3; Newman on intellectual supremacy of, xxviii, 40-3; population under Pericles, xii, 7 4 - 5 ; religious liberty in, xxxvii, 393; sacred galleys of, xii, 42 note 5; St. Paul in, xliv, 461 ( 1 6 - 3 4 ) ; Schiller on art and liberty in, xxxii, 237; Shelley on golden age of, xxvii, 338-9; on the drama in, 339, 340-1; Spartan policy toward, xxxvi , 18; teachers in, rewards of, x, 136; the Thirty at, xii, 144-5 ( f ° r various portions of Athenian history, see PLU

Tarch's Lives of Themistocles, Peri­Cles, Aristides, Alcibiades, Demos­Thenes)

¶Athens, Duke of, constable of France,

¶xxxv, 46, 47, 48

ATHENS, MAID OF, xii, 795-6ATHENS, UNIVERSITY LIFE AT, xxviii, 5 1 -

(104)

¶Athole, Earl of, James I and, xlii, n 61 Atilius, Lucius, called the wise, ix, 11

¶Atinas, in the JENEID, xiii, 409, 413

ATLANTIS, NEW (see NEW ATLANTIS)

ATREUS, HOUSE OF, viii, 7-165

Index

¶Atticus, Herodes, xxviii, 59-60

¶Attila, in Dante's HELL, XX, 52

¶Attilio, Count, in THE BETROTHED, at Don Rodrigo's, xxi, 73-81, 105-6, 1 8 1 - 3 ; goes to Milan, 290-1; procures Cristoforo's removal, 299-303; dies in

¶plague, 536

¶Attinghausen, Baron, in WILLIAM TELL,

¶xxvi, 405-12, 456-61

¶Attius, Tullus, xii, 218

¶Attorney, Hobbes on power of, xxxiv,

¶4 I 3 - I 4

¶Atys, in the £NEID, xiii, 196

¶Aubignac, D ' , Corneille and, xxxix, 3 6 1 ;

¶Hugo on, 364

¶Aubigny, Lord d', xxxv , 25, 31

¶Aubrecicourt, Eustace d', xxxv , 35, 36,

¶42, 43. 46

¶Aubrey, on Milton, xxviii, 1 7 4

¶Auburn, the deserted village, xli, 509-19 Auckland Islands, ferns in, xxix, 249

¶Audacity, Hippocrates on, xxxviii, 5

¶Audley, James, at Poitiers, xxxv, 43, 44, 48; honored by Prince Edward, 53; his gift to squires, 55; new gift from

¶Prince, 57

¶Audley, Lord Chancellor, xxxvi, 1 1 2 , 1 1 7 ,

¶1 1 9 , 120, 123, 125, 128, 129, 130, 1 3 1 Audrehem, Arnold d', xxxv , 44

¶Audubon, on the frigate bird, xi, 180; on birds' nests, 254-5; on transportation

¶of seeds, 412

¶Auerbach's wine cellar, xix, 84-99

¶Aufidius, death of, xxxii, 13-4

¶Aufidius, Tullus, Coriolanus and, xii,

¶167-9, 1 7 1 - 2 , 1 7 5 , 183-5; death of, 185

AUGURIES OF INNOCENCE, xli, 586-90

¶Augurs, College of, ix, 213 note 4; duties of, 251 note 1; Pliny on, 2 5 1 - 2 ; senior

¶ity among, 68

¶Augury, defined, xxxiv, 382; among the

¶Germans, xxxiii, 98

AUGUST, SONG COMPOSED IN, vi, 45-6AUGUSTA, EPISTLE TO, xli, 792-5AUGUSTA, TO, xli, 790-1

¶Augustan Age , Macaulay on, xxvii, 391 Augustia, Donna, xxiii, 238, 383-4, 385 Augustine, St., Bishop of Hippo, vii, 3-4; Alypius and Nebridius friends of, 87- 92; astrology rejected by, 103-6; baptism of, 146; books "on the fair and fit," 56-9; Carthage, in, 3 1 - 3 ; Caxton on teachings of, xxxix, 1 3 ; Chaucer on, xl, 16, 46; on Christ, vii, 1 1 4 - 1 5 , 196-7; on Christ and Church, xxxix,

FESSIONS, 5-198; CONFESSIONS, remarks

Index 143

¶( 3 1 ) ; motto of, xix, 369; Ovid and, xiii, 36-7, 54-5; Pascal on, xlviii, 51 ( 1 3 2 ) ; on pets, xii, 3 5 ; pleasure in small children, 368 note n ; postal service of, ix, 369 note; Scribonia, his divorce of, xiii, 37; times of, iii, 45; vestal virgins and, ix, 254 note; Virgil and, xiii, 3, 17-20, 55, 83, 234; xxxix,

¶164 (see also Octavius)

¶Auld , William, lines on, vi, 353 note 1 6 ;

¶reference to, 228

Auld Farmer's New Year Salutation,

AULD HOUSE, THE, xii, 5 6 1 - 2

¶AULD LANG SYNE, vi, 3 1 7 ; Whittier on

¶air of, xlii, 1362

¶Auld Lichts, Burns on, party of, vi, 1 6 ,

¶63-6, 90-1, 104-7, !83-5

AULD ROB MORRIS, vi, 445-6AULD ROBIN GRAY, xii, 5 5 7 8

¶Aulestes, death of, xiii, 400

¶Auletes, /Eneas, ally of, xiii, 328

¶Aunus, death of, xiii, 381

¶Aurelia, Regulus and, ix, 229

¶Aurelia, Carsar's mother, xii, 269, 2 7 1 - 2 Aurelian, Bacon on, iii, 130

¶Aurelius, King, v, 374

¶Aurelius, Marcus, sketch of life and work, ii, 192; Alexander the prophet and, xxxvii, 384; Arnold on, xlii, 1 1 3 9 ; Machiavelli on, xxxvi, 63, 68; MEDITATIONS of, ii, 193-301; Pope on, xl,

¶436

¶Aurelius, Scaurus, xxxiii, 1 1 3

¶Auret, Marquis d', xxxviii, 52-8

¶Auricles, of the heart, xxxviii, 82-6, 134-5 Aurinia, worship of, xxxiii, 97

¶Aurochs, deterioration of the, xi, 134

¶Aurora, Cephalus, the Attic Boy, and, iv, 37; Orion and, xxii, 7 1 ; Tithonus and, v, 92; xxii, 68; Zephyr and, iv, 30

AURORA, TO, xl, 3 1 4 - 1 5

¶Aurora Borealis, Kelvin on, xxx , 264

¶Austerity, Bagehot on, xxviii, 1 7 1 - 3 ; not agreeable to women, 182; party spirit

¶and, 186; strength of, lies in itse'', 190 Austin, St., Augustine called, xxxix , 1 3 -

¶14; xl, 16

¶Austin, Adam , FOR LACK OF GOLD, xii,

532-3

¶Austin, Charles, edits Parliamentary Review, xxv, 7 6 ; in debating society, 7 9 - 80; Mill on, 5 1 - 2 , 64; in Utilitarian

¶movement, 67

¶Austin, John, Mill on, xxv , 4 9 - 5 1 ; his

AUTUMN, ODE TO, xli, 879-80

Index

¶Auxiliary troops, Machiavelli on, xxxvi,

45-8

AVARICE, MSOP'S FABLE ON, xvii, 32

¶Avarice, Arabian proverb on, xvi, 201; Arabian verses on, 302; Browne on, iii, 329; Cicero on, in old age, ix, 68; Dante's punishment of, xx, 29-30, 222-4; instances of, 228-9; Dante on, 225 note 1; Epictetus on growth of, ii, 144; Krishna on, xlv, 862; miserliness contrasted with, xxxvi, 5 1 ; Mohammed on, xlv, 883-4; Pascal on, xlviii, 164 (502); Penn on, i, 3 3 1 - 2 ; Shakespeare

¶on, xlvi, 376

¶AVARICIOUS AND ENVIOUS, fable of, xvii,

¶32

¶Avenant, Sir William d', DAWN SONG, xl,

¶354

¶Aventinus, son of Hercules, xiii, 262

¶Avernus, Lake, xiii, 2 1 5

¶Averroes, Dante on, xx, 20 note

¶Aversion, Hobbes on, xxxiv, 337-40; lan

¶guage of, 344

¶Avianius, Cicero and, ix, 105

¶Aviaries, Bacon on, iii, 1 1 7

¶Avicenna, in Dante's Limbo, xx, 20; on

¶tumefaction, xxxviii, 1 1 4

¶Avila, Don Louis de, works of, xiv, 55

¶Avilion, island-valley of, xlii, 992

¶Aviones, Tacitus on the, xxxiii, 1 1 5

¶Avitus, letter to, ix, 2 1 5

¶Avoidance, Aurelius on, ii, 236 (20)

AWA', WHIGS, AWA', vi, 360-1

¶A we , Confucius on, xliv, 29 ( 2 2 ) , 56 (8) A wood , John, More and, xxxvi, 1 2 1 - 2

¶A x , speckled, story of, i, 84-5

¶Axioms, Montaigne on, xlviii, 392; Pas

¶cal's rules for, 405

AYE MY WIFE SHE DANG ME, vi, 5 1 5

¶Ayeshah, wife of Mohammed , xlv, 992

¶note 1

AYR, THE BRIGS OF, vi, 230-7AYR, FAREWELL SONG TO BANKS OF, vi,238-9

¶Ayrton, William, in Hazlitt's discussion,

¶xxvii, 267-78

¶Aytoun, Sir William, REFUSAL OF

¶CHARON, xli, 9 1 7 - 1 8

¶Azara, Don Felix, on carrion-hawks, xxix, 64, 66; on cattle in Paraguay, xi, 80-1; on hydrophobia, xxix, 357; on ostrich

BABYLON; or, BONNIE BANKS o' FORDIE,

Index 145

¶Bachman, on carrion vultures, xxix, 190 Backbite, Sir Benjamin, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, xviii; epigram of, 132; Maria's lover, 1 1 9 ; Sneerwell's, at, 122-6, 1 3 1 - 7; Lady Teazle's, at, after the scandal,

1 8 1 - 5

¶Backsliding, in religion, xv, 154-6

¶Bacon, Francis, Emerson on, v, 435-6, 438, 440; ESSAYS, iii, 7 - 1 4 2 ; remarks on ESSAYS, 4; Hazlitt on, xxvii, 2 7 7 note 14; Herbert, George, and, xv, 383; Hobbes and, xxxiv, 308; inquiry, on,

xi, 1; INSTAURATIO MAGNA, PREFACE TO,

¶xxxix, 1 1 6 - 4 2 ; INSTAURATIO MAGNA, remarks on preface to, 3 ; Jonson on, xxvii, 56-7; Jonson on times of, v, 437-8; language of, xxxix, 196; LIFE, xl, 348-9; life and works, iii, 3-4, 144; Montaigne and, xxxii, 3; NEW ATLAN

TIS, iii, 1 4 5 - 8 1; NOVUM ORGANUM,

¶preface to, xxxix, 143-7; on inquiry, xi, 1; Pope on, xl, 437; on prodigies, xxxvii, 3 9 1 ; Raleigh on, xxxix, 1 1 2 ; on reform, v, 3 7 1 ; on Rome, 362; Shakespeare not mentioned by, xxxix, 3 1 7 - 1 8 ; Shelley on, xxvii, 334; on similitudes,

¶3 3 1 ; Voltaire on, xxxiv, 98-102

¶Bacon, Sir Nicholas, iii, 3; Jonson on,

¶xxvii, 56

¶Bacon, Roger, Emerson on, v, 394-5;

¶Newman on, xxviii, 47

¶Bacteria, absorption of oxygen by, xxxviii, 326-7; air and, 334-5; animal nature

¶of, 342-3; Lister on, 256

¶Badow, Richard, founder of Clare Hall,

¶xxxv, 381

¶Baer, Von , on embryos, xi, 459; on standard of organization, 1 2 9 ; on the

¶bee, 370

¶Bagdernagus, King , xxxv , 1 1 6 - 7 ; tomb

¶of, 204

¶Bagehot, Walter, O N MILTON, xxviii, 1 6 5 -

¶206; life and works of, 164

¶Baglioni, Malatesta, xxxi, 70 note 5

¶Baglioni, Orazio, xxxi, 70 note 5, 7 3 - 5 ,

¶80 and note

¶Bagot, Charles, correspondence with M r .

¶Rush, xliii, 265-7

¶Bahamas, Raleigh on the, xxxiii, 3 7 7

¶Bahia, Darwin on, xxix, 2 1 , 498

¶Bahia Blanca, Darwin on, xxix, 8 1 - 1 1 1 Bahram, reference to, xli, 945

¶Bail, excessive, forbidden, xliii, 195 (8);

¶right of, in Massachusetts, 69 ( 1 8 )

¶Bailiff, Chaucer's, xl, 27-8

BALLADS, TRADITIONAL, xl, 5 1 - 1 8 6

Index

¶Ballantyne, James, and Scott, xxv, 429-30 Ballenar, Chili, xxix, 353

¶Balliol, John, founder of Balliol College,

¶xxxv, 381

¶Ballmer, George, loss of, xxiii, 38, 40-1

BALLOCHMYLE, FAREWELL TO, vi, 109-10BALLOCHMYLE, LASS OF, vi, 220-1

¶Ballot, Burke on the, xxiv, 338; Mill on

¶the, xxv, 159

¶Balmerino, Burns on, vi, 291

BALOW, xl, 186-7

¶Balsam of Fierebras, xiv, 74; prepared by

¶Don Quixote, 128

¶Balsham, Hugh , founder of Peter College,

¶xxxv, 381

BALTIC, THE BATTLE OF THE, xii, 7 7 9 -

¶780

¶Balzac, Jean Louis de, Philarchus on, xiii,

¶60

¶Ban, King , xxxv , 1 5 2

¶Bancroft, George, and Emerson, v, 463 Band dog, Harrison on the, xxxv , 352-3;

¶cross between bear and, 355

¶Banda Oriental, province of, xxix, 147-63 Bandaging, Harvey on, xxxviii, 110-4 Bande Nere, Giovanni delle, xxxi, 15

¶note 1

¶Bandinello, Baccio, xxxi, 14 note 1; Cellini, relations with, 95, 349, 358-Q. 363, 364-5, 3 6 7 - 7 1 , 400, 401-2, 4 1 2 ; choir by, 4 1 2 ; Duke Cosimo and, 345 note 4, 347, 392-3, 4 1 6 ; father of, 14-5; "Hercules" of, 368-70 note 1, 4 1 6 ; knight of St. James, 410 note; "Pieta"

¶of, 419-20

¶Bandini, Giovan, xxxi, 105 note

¶Bandini, Don Juan, xxiii, 233-4, 237, 389 Bank failures, Ruskin on, xxviii, 1 1 5

BANK OF FLOWERS, ON A, vi, 3 4 1 - 2

BANK NOTE, LINES ON A, vi, 2 2 1 - 2

BANKS OF AYR, FAREWELL TO, vi, 238-9BANKS OF THE DEVON, vi, 288BANKS O' DOON, vi, 398-9BANKS OF NITH, vi, 342-3

¶Banks, Sir J., expedition of, xxix, 2 1 5 Bannerets, Harrison on, xxxv , 222

BANNOCKBURN, vi, 472BANNOCKS O' BEAR MEAL, vi, 490

BARBARA FRIFTCHIE, xlii, 1362-4

BARBER'S STORY, in ARABIAN NIGHTS, xvi,

BARCLAY OF URY, xlii, 1 3 4 7 - 5 1BARD, THE, xl, 456-60BARD'S EPITAPH, A, vi, 218-9

Index 147

BAREFOOT BOY, THE, xlii, 1 3 5 5 - 7

1 1 7 0 - 1

¶Barlow, Gen., at Gettysburg, xliii, 330

¶Barmekis Feast, xvi, 184-7

¶Barnabas, at Antioch, xliv, 447-8 (22-6), 456; Jerusalem, mission to, 448 (30), 4 5 ° ( 2 5 ) , 455! Lystra, men of, and, xxxvi, 297; Paul and, xliv, 442-3 ( 2 7 ) ,

¶450 ( 2 - 7 ) . 452-4, 457 (36-7)

¶Barnacle Geese, Harrison on, xxxv , 335 Barnave, on October sixth, xxiv, 2 1 1

¶note

¶Barnfield, Richard, THE NIGHTINGALE, xl,

¶283

¶Barnhelm, Minna von, and Bruchsal, xxvi, 3 7 3 ; Franzisca, scenes with, 3 1 3 - 5 , 320-1, 323-4, 343-4, 3 4 9 - 5 i ; Just, scene with, 3 2 1 - 3 ; landlord, scene with, 315-20, 3 2 1 ; Riccaut del a Mar - liniere, scene with, 344-9; Tellheim,

¶scenes with, 324-7, 351-8, 362-74

¶Barnwell, George, xxvii, 305 note, 309-10 BARON OF BRACKLEY, a ballad, xl, 1 1 9 - 2 1 Baron, origin of word, xxxiv, 368

¶Barontus, story of, xxxii, 1 7 5

¶Barrande, M . , "colonies" of, xi, 350; discoveries of, 345; on palaeozoic, animals, 363; on silurian deposits, 3 6 1 ; on suc

¶cession of species, 359

¶Barras, Comte de, xliii, 1 7 3

¶Barratry, in Massachusetts, xliii, 7 1 (34) Barrel Burke on, xxiv, 396

¶Barrett, Elizabeth, and Browning, xviii, Barrier-reefs, Darwin on, xxix, 472-81

¶Barriers, relation of, to species, xi, 379-80 Barry, the actor, xxvii, 275

¶Barsabbas, xliv, 424 (23), 456 (22)

¶Bartas, D u , Creation of, xxxix, 3 1 7

¶Barter, human propensity to, x, 18-9; inconveniences of, 27; in relation to divi

¶sion of labor, 20-2

¶Barterers, in Dante's HELL, XX, 85-6,

89-92

¶Bartholomew, the apostle, xliv, 368 ( 1 4 ) ,