General Index Editor

CIRCUMCISION, UPON THE, iv, 40-1

Index 179

¶in, xlii, 1 4 1 1 - 1 2 ; Wordsworth on life

¶in, xxxix, 273

¶Citizens, Confucius on pattern, xliv, 59

¶( 1 3 )

¶Citizenship, American, xliii, 196, 197, 198 Citizenship, M . Aurelius on, ii, 228 ( 2 2 ) ,

¶242 ( 5 4 ) . 2 7 5 (6), 283 (33)

¶Cittern, defined, xx, 427

¶CITY OF BRASS, story of, xvi, 296-325

¶City of Destruction, xv, 1 5 , 178

¶City of God, St. Augustine's, vii, 4

¶Civil Law , Locke on study of, xxxvii,

¶158

¶Civil Wars, Pascal on, xlviii, 109 ( 3 1 3 ) Civilis, on the gods in war, v, 358

¶Civility, in children, xxxvii, 48, 103;

¶Locke on, 123-4; Manzoni on, xxi, 489 Civility, Mr., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, XV,

¶23. 27

¶Civilization, Carlyle on our, xxv, 336-7; Channing on modern, xxviii, 3 6 1 , 365- 6; dependent of power of navigation, x, 24-6; disease and, xxxviii, 145; due to wants of men, xxxiv, 1 7 8 ; Emerson on our, v, 80-1, 248; fire-arms and, x, 450; Hugo on progress of, xxxix, 339- 45; morality and, xxxiv, 1 6 2 , 187; Pope on growth of, xl, 426-3 • progress of, in relation to poetry, xxxix, 339-53; Rousseau on beginnings of, xxxiv, 198-208, 227-8; Rousseau on

¶cost of, 1 6 9 - 7 5 ; Woolman on, i, 2 1 4 - 5 Clackitt, Mrs., in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,

¶xviii, 1 1 6 , 121

¶Clara, in EGMONT, Brackenburg and, xix, 265-7, 291-2, 3 1 5 - 1 8 , 320-5; Egmont

¶and, 268-9, 292-6, 332

¶Clara, Donna, in DON QUIXOTE, xiv, 4 3 1 -

¶5, 443, 446

¶Clare, Saint, xx, 296 note 5

¶Claribel, daughter of Alonso, in THE

¶TEMPEST, xlvi, 418, 424

¶Claridiane, Alphebo and, xiv, 1 2

¶Clarin of Balaguet, xlix, 97

CLARINDA, MISTRESS OF MY SOUL, vi, 295CLARINDA, VERSES TO, vi, 304-5

¶Clark, Dr., on Unitarianism, xxxiv, 84 Clarke, Bishop of Bath, xxxvi , 103, 109,

1 1 4

¶Clarke, Edward , Locke to, xxxvii, 5-7 Clarus, Septitius, letter to, ix, 202

CLASSIC, WHAT IS A, xxxii, 1 2 1 - 3 3

¶Classics, Arnold on, xxviii, 69; Hencault

¶on, 68

¶Classical Literature, Augustine on, vii,

IndexCLEANTHES, HYMN OF, ii, 186-7

¶Clearness, less affecting than obscurity,

¶xxiv, 51-4

¶Cleigenes, Aristophanes on, viii, 460

¶Cleisthenes, reference to, viii, 452

¶Cleitophon, pupil of Euripides, viii, 468 Cleitus, son of Mantius, xxii, 206

¶Clemency, in commanders, xxxvi, 56; More on, 185; pity and, xxxiv, 189; Pliny on, ix, 344; in princes, xxxvi,

53-4

¶Clemens, Attius, letter to, ix, 195-7,

¶249-50

¶Clement, St., of Alexandria, hymn by,

¶xlv, 541-2

¶Clement, Friar, Bacon on, iii, 98

¶Clement V , Pope, Dante on, xx, 79 and

¶note 4, 400 note 8, 4 1 5 note 7

¶Clement VII , Pope, bastard son of Medici, xxxi, 84-5 note; Cellini and, 40-1, 45, 73> 75-6. 78, 79-80, 86-7, 88-90, 9 1 - 5 , 98, 104, 106, 107-9, 1 1 1 - 1 7 , 119-26, '33> ' 3 5 . i 4 ° - 2 ; Charles V and, 1 1 4 note 5; the Colonnesi and, 69 note; death of, 142; election of, 33; events of life, 16 note; Foiano and, 2 3 7 and note 2; Machiavelli and, xxvii, 384, 399; reputed father of Alessandro de' Medici, xxxi, 1 7 4 ; in sack of Rome, 68, 70, 7 1 , 7 3 , 75-6, 78, 79-80, 206-7; war

¶with Florence, 86

¶Clement VIII, in THE CENCI, xviii, 2 7 5 ,

¶281-2, 301, 3 5 1 - 2

¶Clemenza, Queen, xx, 3 1 9 note 1

¶Cleobuline, Pascal on, xlviii, 14 ( 1 3 )

¶Cleocritus, the Corinthian, xii, 86, 98

¶Cleodora, daughter of Pandareus, in the

¶ODYSSEY, xxii, 274

¶Cleombrotus, in Limbo, iv, 1 4 7 ; not with

¶Socrates in prison, ii, 47

¶Cleomenes, Emerson on, v, 183; and the

¶Samians, xxxii, 61

¶Cleon, the Athenian, Aristophanes on, viii, 456; dream of, iii, 92; Pericles and,

¶xii, 70, 72

¶Cleon, in POLYEUCTE, xxvi, 94, 108-9

¶Cleonice, called Byzantine Maid, xviii,

¶428

¶Cleopas, xliv, 4 1 7 ( 1 8 ) ; and Jesus, xv,

¶407

¶Cleopatra, at Actium, xii, 3 7 1 - 3 ; Antony and, 339-46. 349. 3 ^ 2 - 7 1 , 375-6, 381-2; Antony's soldier and, 379-80; burial and statues of, 388; Caesar and, 304-5; Caesar and, Dryden on, xviii, 46-53;

INDEX l8l

198-9

CLOAK, THE OLD, xl, 188-9

¶Cloanthus, in the JENEID, xiii, 9 1 , 95,

182-6

¶Clocks, gravity, xxx , 178-9

¶Clodia, and Cicero, xii, 2 4 1 - 2 ; called

¶Quadrantia, 242

¶Clodius, Publius, Antony and, xii, 323; Caesar and, 2 7 6 ; ix, 1 1 4 ; Caesar's wife and, xii, 2 4 1 , 2 7 1 - 2 ; Cicero and, 242-6; ix, 6, 96, 124; death of, xii, 246; Pompey and, ix, 98, 99; trial of, xii, 2 4 1 - 2 ; widow of, 329; the soldier,

¶and Antony, 334

¶CLOE, by Prior, xl, 397-8

¶Cloelia, reference to, xiii, 289

¶Clonius, in the .IENEID, xiii, 3 1 2 , 347

¶Clotaldo, in LIFE Is A DREAM, in battle, xxvi, 69-70; escape and recapture, 6 1 , 68; Rosaura and, 1 8 - 2 1 , 67-8; Segis-

¶mund and, 30-1, 3 7 - 4 1 , 52-6, 7 3

¶Cloth, garments of, xlv, 581 note 9

¶Clothing, demand for materials of, x, 168, 178; Locke on, xxxvii, 1 0 - n , 1 5 , 29; materials of, do not limit population, x, 1 6 7 ; price of, 203-7; price of

¶materials of, 165-6

¶Clothing (see also Apparel, Dress)

¶Clotho, Dante on, xx, 230

¶CLOUD, THE, by Shelley, xli, 852-4

¶Clouds, on the Corcovado, xxix, 3 7 ; les

¶son from the, xv, 235

¶Clough, Arthur Hugh , POEMS by, xlii, 1 1 1 9 - 2 2 ; reviser of Plutarch's Lives,

¶xii, 4

¶Clover, and bees, xi, 81-2, 1 0 1 - 2

¶Clubs, established by Cato, ix, 61

¶Clusius, Charles, xxxv , 241

¶Clymene, in Hades, xxii, 1 5 3 ; mother of Phaeton, xx, 357 note 1; reference to,

¶iv, 376

¶Clytemnestra, in HOUSE OF ATREUS, viii, 17-20, 29-30; /Egisthus and, 74-5; Agamemnon and, 39-40; 62-70, 98;

COCKPEN, THE LAIRD o', xii, 563-4

Index

¶Coinage, expense of, x, 358, 454; origin of, 30; regulation of, by Congress,

¶xliii, 163-4, t65, 184 (5)

¶Coke, Sir Edward , Burke on, xxiv, 170 Colbert, Jean Baptiste, administration of,

¶x, 426; policy of, 347

¶Colchians, Herodotus on the, xxxiii, 50-1 Cold, Locke on endurance of, xxxvii, 10,

¶1 1 , 14

COLD'S THE WIND, xl, 3 1 8

¶Coleman, Mr., EPILOGUE by, xviii, 196-7 Coleman, William, i, 58, 6 1 , 62

¶Coleridge, Hartley, SHE Is NOT FAIR, xii,

9 1 2

¶Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, Arnold on, xxviii, 81; Bagehot on, 203; Emerson on, v, 3 1 8 - 2 1 ; 440-1; on fancy, xxxix, 307; on French Language, v, 388-9; life and works of, xxvii, 254; Mill on, xxv, 5 1 , 102-3; on Milton's Satan, xxviii, 199; POEMS by, xii, 682-732;

ON POESY OR ART, xxvii, 255-63;

COLLAR, THE, xl, 343-4

¶Colleagues, Confucius on sordid, xliv, 59 College Men, Franklin on, i, 1 5

¶College of the Six Days' Works (see

¶Solomon's House)

¶Colleges, Carlyle on use of, xxv, 364; genius and, v, 423; office of, 1 1 ; study

¶of dead matter in, 257

¶Collier, Jeremy, xxxix, 1 5 7 note 6, 173-4 Collingwood, Admiral, Emerson on, v,

¶348, 358, 3 7 7

¶Collins, Anthony, Burke on, xxiv, 225 Collins, John, friend of Franklin, i, 1 5 ,

¶22, 28, 3 1 , 32-4, 37

¶Collins, John, the poet, TO-MORROW, xii,

¶592-3

¶Collins, Michael, case of, xxviii, 1 2 1 - 3 Collins, William, POEMS by, xii, 475-81;

¶Wordsworth on poems of, xxxix, 325 Collinson, Peter, Franklin on, i, 146-7,

¶159

¶Colnett, on discolored sea, xxix, 26-7; on lizards, 389-90; on Galapagos Islands,

¶395-6

¶Colonia del Sacramento, xxix, 149

¶Colonies, Bacon on, iii, 85-7; motive of

COLUMBUS, LETTER OF, xliii, 2 1 - 7COLUMBUS, PRAYER OF, xlii, 1420-2

Come, Let Me Take Thee to MyBREAST, vi, 470-1COME UNDER MY PLATDIE, xli, 577-8

Index 183

¶Macaulay on wit in, xxvii, 383-4; M . Aurelius on, ii, 286 (6); popular notions of, xxxix, 2 1 4 - 5 ; Sidney on, xxvii, 27, 45-6; Voltaire on transla

¶tions of, xxxiv, 139-40

¶Comenius, John Amos , iii, 236 note

¶Comestor, Petrus, xx, 338 note 33

¶Comets, Bacon on effects of, iii, 1 3 7 ;

¶nature and motion of, xxxiv, 1 1 8

¶Comfort, Confucius on, xliv, 45 ( 3 ) ; Kempis on, vii, 237 (9), 239 (4), 2 4 7 -

¶9, 269-78

¶COMIC EPIC IN PROSE, Fielding's, xxxix,

176-81

¶Comines, Philip de, on England, v, 356;

¶Montaigne on, xxxii, 101

¶Cominius, Roman consul, xii, 1 5 2 - 3 , 1 5 4 ;

¶names Coriolanus, 156

¶Comitatus, institution of the, xlix, 7 7

¶note 2

¶Commandments, The Ten , Locke on, xxxvii, 132; Milton on giving of, iv,

¶348; More on, xxxvi, 150

¶Commendams , Luther on, xxxvi, 283,

¶288

¶Commendation, St. Augustine on, vii, 56 Commentators, Johnson on, xxxix, 241-9; Locke on, xxxvii, 1 6 9 ; Montaigne on,

¶xxxii, 107; Voltaire on, xxxiv, 132

¶Commerce, in agricultural system, x, 43 I"5» 438-42; Bacon on, in ancient times, iii, 156-7, 1 5 9 ; capital used in, x, 290, 292, 295-302; domestic, sacrificed to foreign, 3 1 6 ; favored above agriculture, 6; foreign (see Foreign Corn merce); Harrison on, xxxv , 224-5; honor and, xli, 522-3; interferences with, by landed nations, x, 436; internal, 304, 444-5; language and, xxxix, 202; military spirit and, xxvii, 373-4; necessity of, x, 23-4, 288; regulation of ( U . S.), xliii, 184 ( 3 ) , 185 (6); Wordsworth on, xli, 677; works and institutions for facilitating, x, 4 5 3 -

¶63 (see also Trade)

¶Commercial Policy, Washington on our,

¶xliii, 246-7

¶Commercial Pursuits, Emerson on, v, 45 Commercial System, x, 3 1 1 - 3 1 ; Channing on the, xxviii, 3 6 1 ; Emerson on the, v, 45-7; false relations under, 255, Harrison on, xxxv , 2 2 5 ; More on, xxxvi, 1 8 1 ; origin of, x, 27; producers and consumers under, 424-5; results of, v, 400-1; Ruskin on the, xxviii, 1 1 6 [184]; 184

¶Tennyson on the, xlii, 1015-16; ways

¶of trade under, v, 45-6

¶Commercial Treaties, Smith on, x, 389-94 Commissary Goldie's Brains, vi, 459

¶Commissions, Bacon on standing, iii, 55

¶Commodus, Machiavelli on, xxxvi, 64, 66,

¶68; statue called, xxxi, 318 note i

¶Common, Dorothy (see Dol Common)

¶Common Law, suits at, in U. S., xliii, 195

¶(7); Winthrop on the, 104

¶Common Sense, Dryden on, xxxix, 163; Epictetus on, ii, 150 (90); limitations of, xxviii, 415; Montaigne on, xlviii, 392, 395; in morals, Kant on, xxxii,

¶316-7

¶Common Things, Emerson on, v, 20;

¶Penn on, i, 329 (68)

¶Commons, House of, Voltaire on, xxxiv,

¶89-91

¶Commonwealth, English (see Instrument

¶of Government)

¶Commonwealths, More on, xxxvi, 236

¶Commotions, Calvin on, xxxix, 43-5

¶Communion, holy, Bunyan on, xv, 233-4; Calvin on, xxxix, 37; Kempis on, vii, 335-64; St. Paul on, xlv, 503 (16-17); Quakers on, xxxiv, 67; Rousseau on,

¶303

¶Communism, Emerson on, v, 259-60; instituted by Christ, xxxvi, 226; Lowell on, xxviii, 469; More on, xxxvi, 167-9,

¶184-5, t86, 189-90, 236, 238-9, 240

¶Commutative Justice, Hobbes on, xxxiv,

¶406

¶Como, Lake, Manzoni on, xxi, 7

¶Compacts, Mohammed on, xlv, 916

¶Companies, regulated and joint-stock, x,

¶458-9

¶Company, Confucius on, xliv, 29 (29), 54 (39); determines manners, xxxvii, 124- 5; Epictetus on choice of, ii, 166 (137); Epictetus on vulgar, 153 (99), 156 (107), 175 (167); Kempis on, vii, 212; Locke on importance of, xxxvii, 50, 127; Massinger on, xlvii, 870; Pascal on choice of, xlviii, 12 (6); St. Paul on, with evil-doers, xlv, 497 (9- 13); Penn on, i, 335 (128); of strong

¶and weak, xvii, 31

¶Comparison, necessary to criticism, xxxix,

¶208-9

¶Comparisons, Goethe on, xxxix, 256; Hume on, xxvii, 213; Wordsworth on,

¶xxxix, 313

¶Compass, of the Phcenicians, v, 458

¶Compass-flower, xlii, 1333 Compassion, Augustine, St., on, vii, 32; Bacon on, iii, 34; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 342-3; Pliny on, ix, 353 note (see also

¶Pity, Sympathy) Compensation, Darwin on growth of, xi, 150-2; Epictetus on, ii, 126 (27); Gray on, xl, 461-2; Pope on, in nature, 412; of pleasure and pain, Socrates on, ii,

¶48; Whitman on, xxxix, 404-5 Compensation, Essay on, Emerson's, v,

¶85-103 Competition, as cause of quarrels, xxxiv, 388-9; excessive, generates fraud, xxviii, 316; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 370; of labor, restraints on, x, 121-33, '37-46; of labor, unnaturally encouraged, 133- 38; Mazzini on, xxxii, 380-1; necessary to good management, x, 150-1; in professions, 133-6; as regulator of prices,

¶57-8; results of, v, 400 Competitive Prices, tendency to minimum,

¶X, 63 Competitive System, Ruskin on the,

¶xxviii, 132 Complacency, Penn on, i, 337 Complaint of the Absence of Her

¶Lover, xl, 193-4 Complaints, of children, xxxvii, 90;

¶Kempis on, vii, 228 (6) Complaisance, Hobbes on, xxxiv, 407 Compleat Angler, Walton's, xv, 322 Compliance, Cicero on, ix, 39-40; Locke

¶on, xxxvii, 122 Compliments, Bacon on, iii, 126 Compositse, Darwin on, xi, 149, 215,

¶470 Composition, Hume on, xxvii, 206 Compositions, Luther on papal, xxxvi>

¶286 Compound Animals, Darwin on, xxix,

¶207 Compound Fractures, Lister on, xxxviii,

¶257-9, 262-3 Compound Words, Johnson on, xxxix,

¶189-90 Comprehension, Raleigh on, xxxix, 103

¶note Compromise of 1850, xliii, 306 note Compromises, Lowell on, xxviii, 462;

¶Mill on, XXV, 57; with sin, xlii, 1371 Compulsion, Locke on, in education,

¶xxxvii, 57, 174 Compunction, Kempis on, vii, 225 (5),

¶[185]226-7 Comte, Auguste, Mill on, xxv , 104-5,

¶L3 LS> I 5 2 note 3> 208

CONCORD HYMN, xlii, 1245-6

Index 185

¶alluded to, 2 1 6 note; Life of Turgot by,

¶xxv, 73

¶Conduct, Buddha on, xlv, 702-4; not motives, to be judged, xxv , 35-6;

¶Penn's rules of, i, 334

¶Confectionery, Locke on, xxxvii, 21

CONFEDERATION, ARTICLES OF, xliii, 1 5 8 -

¶68

¶Conference, maketh a ready man , iii, 1 2 2 Confervse, Darwin on, xxix, 24-7

¶Confession, Augustine, St., on, vii, 6 2 ; Dante on, xx, 272 (note 2 ) ; Herbert on, x v , 400; Kempis on, vii, 281 ( 1 ) ; Luther on, xxxvi , 306, 364; Pascal on, xlviii, 44

CONFESSIONS OF ST. AUGUSTINE, vii, 5-

¶197

¶Confidence, between parents and children, xxxvii, 8 1 - 2 ; daughter of fortune, iii, 100; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 340-1, 3 6 5 ; Kempis on over-, vii, 225 ( 4 ) ; in self, Emerson on, v, 59-63, 67; Epictetus on,

¶ii, 120 (9)

¶Confiscations, Burke on, xxiv, 288, 289;

¶Machiavelli on, xxxvi, 55, 59

¶Conformity, Burke on, xxiv, 44; E me r son on, v, 62, 64-5; Mill on, xxv , 1 5 7 , 2 5 ' > 253> 25*>> 2 6 4 - 5 ; Milton on, in

¶religion, iii, 228-9; Penn on, i, 392-3 Confucius, the basket-bearer on, xliv, 49; Chi Huan and, 61 (4), note 3; Chieh - yii and, 61 ( 5 ) ; Duke Ching and, 61 ( 3 ) ; the gate-keeper on, 49 ( 4 1 ) ; habits and character of, 6 ( 1 0 ) , 2 1 (4), 2 2 ( 9 - 1 2 - 1 3 ) , 22 ( 1 7 ) , 23 (20), 23 ( 2 6 ) , 24 ( 3 1 ) , 24 ( 3 7 ) , 27 (4, 9 ) , 30-2; on himself, 7 (4), 17-8 (25, 2 7 ) , 21 ( 1 ) , 21 (2, 3, 5, 7, 8), 22 ( 1 0 , n ) , 22 ( 1 6 ) , 22-3 ( 1 8 ) , 23 ( 1 9 , 20, 22, 2 3 ) . 2 3 ( 2 7 > 2 9 ) . 2 4 ( 3 2 ) . 24 ( 3 3 ) . 2 7 (2), 27 (6, 7, 8), 28 ( 1 5 ) , 32 ( 1 ) , 42 ( 1 0 ) , 48 (30), 49 ( 3 7 ) . 5 i ( 2 ) , 6 3 ( 8 ) ; in K'nang, 28 note, 35 ( 2 2 ) ; life and works, 3; Sainte-Beuve on, xxxii, 130; story of, v, 454; on his teachings, xliv, 13 ( 1 5 ) , 16 ( 1 2 ) , 23 ( 2 3 ) , 23 ( 2 4 ) , 27 ( 1 ) ; on tiger-skins, xxviii, 4 1 6 ; Tzu - kung on, xliv, 65 (22) note 6, 65-6 ( 2 3 ) , 66 ( 2 4 - 5 ) ; the warden of Y i on, 1 2 ( 2 4 ) ; wanderings of,

61-2CONFUCIUS, SAYINGS OF, xliv, 5-67; re­

¶marks on SAYINGS, 3

¶Confusion, and grandeur, xxiv, 66; worse

¶confounded, iv, 133

Connecticut, the Fundamental Or­

Index

¶Consciousness, Carlyle on, xxv, 332; in death and rebirth, xlv, 681-2; of modern society, xxv , 334; origin of, xxxii,

¶263

¶Consecration, Luther on, xxxvi, 266

¶CONSERVATION OF FORCE, Helmholtz on, xxx , 1 7 1 - 2 1 0 ; discovery of the law,

¶1 7 5 ; statement of the law, 1 7 6 , 208-9 Conservatism, Burke on, xxiv, 290, 3 7 7 ;

¶Emerson on, v, 264; Lowell on, xxviii,

¶Conservatism, false, Smith on, xxvii, 225-

¶5 i

¶Consideration, Penn on, want of, i, 325,

¶345 (263)

¶Considius, the Senator, Caesar and, xii,

275-6

¶Consigne, Queen, and the mastiff, xxxv ,

¶354

¶Consistency, Confucius on, xliv, 53 (36);

¶Emerson on, v, 66-7

¶Consolation, fallacy of false, xxvii, 242; for death, God alone can give, vi, 2 7 3 ; Kempis on, vii, 252 (3), 2 1 7 - 8 ; K e m pis on inward, 258-334; Pascal on, xlviii, 3 3 1 , 338-9; Pliny on, ix, 274; in public calamities, xxxii, 1 1 7 ; Sulpicius

¶on, ix, 165

¶Conspicuousness, why honorable, xxxiv,

¶366

¶Conspiracies, Machiavelli on, xxxvi , 60-1 Constable, Henry, DIAPHENIA, xl, 228-9 Constable, Thomas , translator of Cor -

¶neille, xxvi, 75

¶Constance, Council of, xxxvi, 317-8

¶Constance, wife of Henry V I , x x , 296

¶note 7

¶Constancy, hyacinth, the flower of, vi,

¶407; Penn on, i, 334 ( 1 1 9 )

CONSTANT LOVER, THE, xl, 353CONSTANT TIN SOLDIER, THE, xvii, 293-7

¶Constantine the Great, and Council of Nicaea, xxxvi, 273; Dante on, xx, 80 note 10; 278 note 1 1 , 305 note 1, 3 7 1 notes 7, 8; the Donation of, xxxvi, 295 note; and the nails of the cross, iii, 280; sons of, 50; Sylvester and, xx, 80

¶note 10, 1 1 3

¶Constitution, first written, xliii, 60 note;

¶Lowell on an unwritten, xxviii, 468

¶Constitution, Holmes on the frigate, xlii,

¶1366 note

CONSTITUTION OF UNITED STATES, xliii,

¶180-98; the act of the people, not of States, 2 1 0 - n , 2 1 2 ; defended in Fed-

¶Lincoln on the, 3 1 6 , 3 1 7 - 1 8 , 320-1;

¶208-9, 2 1 0 - 1 2 , 2 1 5 , 2 1 6 , 224; Wash

¶of, xlv, 814-5; Kempis on, vii, 250 ( 3 ) ,

¶206-7, 2 2 9 ! Pascal on, xlviii, 59 ( 1 4 6 ) ;

CONTENT AND RESOLUTE, xl, 329CONTENT, O SWEET, xl, 3 1 8 - 1 9Contented Wi'l It Tle and Cantie Wi '

¶MAIR , vi, 507-8

¶Contentment, Epictetus on, ii, 1 1 8 ( 6 ) ,

¶Rousseau on, xxxiv, 261; Shelley on,

Index 187

¶xli, 827; wealth and, 522-3; Woolman on, i, 2 1 4 ; work necessary to, 141 (see also Acquiescence, Independence of

¶Circumstances, Tranquillity)

¶Contiguity of ideas, xxxvii, 304, 327-8

¶Continental Congress, xliii, 150 note, 158

¶note

CONTINENTAL DRAMA, xxvi

¶Continents, Darwin on, xi, 347; Geikie on evolution of, xxx, 328-51; are rising areas, xxix, 484; species, affinity of,

¶in same, xi, 380-1

¶Continuity, Pascal on, xlviii, 119-20

¶Contracts, Descartes on, xxxiv, 22; Hobbes on, 394-400, 4 1 4 ; known only to man, x, 18; laws impairing, forbidden in U. S., xliii, 186; Mill on freedom of,

¶Contradiction, Locke on, xxxvii, 122, 1 2 5 ; Montaigne on, xxxii, 4 1 ; Pascal on,

¶xlviii, 126; Penn on, i, 3 3 7 ( 1 4 9 )

¶Contraries, the life of each other, iii, 3 1 6 ;

¶in temper and distemper, 49

¶Contrast of ideas, xxxvii, 305 (note 4 )

¶Contrite, Mr., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS , X V ,

¶280-1, 283

¶Contrition, Dante on, xx, 272 note 2; Kempis on, vii, 3 2 1 ; Luther on, xxxvi,

¶252-3; Pascal on, xlviii, 3 1 7 (923)

¶Controversies, Bacon on, iii, 1 2 ; Browne

¶on religious, 256-7; Franklin on habit

¶of, i, 1 5 , 1 2 6 ; Penn on, 340 ( 1 8 4 ) ;

¶truth and, xxxiv, 54; uncertainty indicated by, xlviii, 310 (902); unsettled,

6, 326

¶Convergence of Character, xi, 132-3

¶Conversation, attention to, ii, 243 ( 4 ) , 247 (30); Bacon on, iii, 83-5; Emerson on, v, 154; Epictetus's rules of, ii,

¶175 ( 1 6 4 ) , 1 7 6 ( 1 7 1 ) , 1 7 7 ( 1 7 5 ) ;

¶Franklin on the ends of, i, 18; Goethe on, xxxix, 253; Kempis on, vii, 2 1 3 ;

¶one to one, v, 1 1 3 - 4 ; Penn on, i, 335-6

¶CONVERSATION , ESSAY O N , Swift's, xxvii,

91-8

¶Conversini, Benedetto, governor of Rome,

¶Conversion, joy in, of men, vii, 122;

¶(M. 1 5 )

¶4. 397

¶Cooper, Joseph, i, 54

COOPER O'CUDDY, vi, 5 2 7

¶(43). 244 (9)

¶Cope, Prof., on reproduction period, xi,

¶187

Revolutions of Heavenly Bodies,

¶353-4

¶456-85; Lyell on, xxxviii, 406, 409-10

¶465

¶Coras, ally of Turnus, xiii, 262

¶Corbet, Richard, FAREWELL , REWARDS

AND FAIRIES, xl, 3 1 5 - 1 6CORBIES, THE TWA, xl, 7 4Index

¶Corcovado, Mount, Brazil, xxix, 37-8;

¶Chiloe, 279, 295

¶Cord, proverb of the, iii, 39

¶Cordelia, in KING LEAR , xlvi, 2 1 7 ; dis

¶owned by father, 218-9, 223; rejected by Burgundy, 223; grief for father's

¶misfortunes, 287-8; her suitors, 216-7,

¶221-2; letter to Kent, 2 5 1 ; ordered to be hanged, 3 1 6 ; remarks on character of, 2 1 4 ; taken by France, 223; taken prisoner, 306; with doctor in French camp, 288-9; with Kent, 300; with

¶father at his awakening, 301-3

¶Cordilleras (see Andes)

¶Cordova, Gonzalo Fernandez de, in Man-

¶Corellius, Pliny on, ix, 256-7, 2 6 1 , 340 Corfinius, in Civil War, xii, 300; bouse

¶of, 306

¶Cori, Smith on the, x, 399

CORIDON, PHILLIDA AND, xl, 1 9 6 - 7CORINNA SINGS, xl, 285COR IN NA'S MAYING, xl, 339-40CORINNA TO TANAGRA, xii, 899-900

¶Corinth, Christian Church of, xlv, 489

CORINTHIANS, EPISTLES TO THE, xlv, 489-

¶Corinthians, crafts most respected among,

¶xxxiii, 83

¶Coriolanus, accusations against, xii, 162-

3; Alcibiades, Compared With, 186-

¶90; Antiates, inroad of, into, 158; banishment of, 165-7; character of, 147-8; consulship, defeat of, for, 1 5 8 - 9; Johnson on, xxxix, 239; love of, for mother, xii, 150; on the multitude, 1 6 1 ; name, origin of, 1 5 6 ; reprieved,

¶163-5; Rome, in war against, 1 7 1 - 7 ;

¶seditions of the poor and, 150-1, 1 5 2 , 158-9; training of, to arms, 148; trial and death of, 184; among the Vol-

¶scians, 167-9; in Volscian War, 152-6;

CORIOLANUS, PLUT ARC H'S LIFE OF, xii,

¶Cormac Condlongas, xlix, 218-9, 2 4 4 - 5 Cormac, King of Ulaid, xlix, 201

¶Cormorant, Harrison on the, xxxv, 340 Cormorants, habits of, xxix, 203-4

¶Corn, Cicero on growth of, ix, 63-4; duties on importation of, x, 522, 340-1; as measure of value, 38-9, 42; parable of the, xv, 205; price of, as affected by

¶bounties, x, 375-6, 382-3; prices of, 1 2 ;

p. 189¶real value of, 385; Rousseau on, xxxiv,

¶206

¶Cornaro, Francesco, xxxi, 144 note, 145,

¶170, 2 1 2 , 221-2, 227-8

¶354; Hume on POLYEUCTE of, xxvii,

¶POLYEUCTE , xxvi, 7 7 - 1 3 0 ; Sainte-Beuve

¶Corners, of corn, in Elizabethan England,

¶Cornwallis, Burns on, vi, 5 1 ; surrender

¶of, xliii, 169-73

¶COR ON A C H , by Scott, xii, 7 4 7

¶Coroner's Juries, in Massachusetts, xliii,

¶74 ( 5 7 )

¶Corporal Punishment, of children, xxxii,

¶56; xxxvii, 35-7, 38-40, 4 1 , 56, 60-3,

Index 189

¶xxiv, 274-5; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 415-6; power of Congress to create, xliii, 2 1 2 -

¶16, 222-3; Smith on, x, 460-2; trade,

1 2 1 - 3 3

¶anger, i, 346 ( 2 7 1 ) , 3 4 7 (289-90); of

¶children, xxxvii, 103-4; Marcus Aurelius on, of others, ii, 195 ( 1 0 ) , 2 7 5 ( 4 ) , 290-1; reason of anger under, xlviii,

¶35 (80) (see also Punishment)

¶Corrections, Locke on, xxxvii, 1 2 5

¶Correggio, Hazlitt on, xxvii, 278

¶Correlated Variation, xi, 2 7 - 8 , 147-50;

¶instances of, 199

CORRELATION OF PHYSICAL FORCES, Fara­

¶Corruption, implies goodness, vii, in ;

¶Locke on, xxxvii, 54; in public affairs,

104-5

COT TER'S SATURDAY NIGHT, THE, vi, 1 3 4 -

¶2 7 2 - 5 , 290

¶Counsellors, Confucius on, xliv, 56 ( 6 ) ;

¶evil, in Dante's HELL , X X , 106-14; °f

¶kings, xxxvi, 157-8; Machiavelli on,

¶7 7 - 8

¶279-81

¶Counterfeiters, in Dante's HELL , X X , 1 2 4 -

¶5

¶town, relations of, x, 1 2 7 - 3 1 , 304-7

COUNTRY GLEE, xl, 3 1 7 - 1 8COUNTRY LAIRD, EPIGRAM ON A, vi, 498-9COUNTRY LASS, THE, vi, 440-1

¶1 7 4 - 5 ; Penn on, i, 342-3; Smith on, x,

COUNTRY SEAT, ON A BEAUTIFUL, vi, 499

¶Country Workmen, Smith on, x, 22-3

Index

¶Courage, Buddha on, xlv, 595-6; Confucius on, xliv, 44 ( 2 7 ) , 48 (30), 58 (8), 60 (23, 24); Hobbes on, xxxiv, 340, 365; in Latin the same as virtue, xii, 148; Locke on, xxxvii, 95-101; and oppression, iii, 38-9; not roughness, xxxvii, 5 1 ; without courtesy, xliv, 25 (2), 60 ( 2 4 ) ; without good breeding,

¶xxxvii, 7 2 ; worldly, Socrates on, ii, 57 Court, fees of, x, 4 5 1 - 2

¶Court Mantle, trial by, xxxii, 146 note

¶Court Records, in Massachusetts, xliii, 7 3

COURT OF SESSION, EXTEMPORE IN, vi,256-7

¶Courtesy, Bacon on, iii, 34; benevolence of, v, 2 1 1 , 2 1 7 ; first point of, is truth, 208; intellectual quality in, 209-10; oft found in lowly sheds, iv, 53; Yu-tzu on, xliv, 6 ( 1 2 , 1 3 ) ; Confucius on, 6

¶( 1 5 ) . 7 ( 3 ) . 10 ( 8 ) , 1 1 ( 1 8 ) , 12 ( 2 2 ) , 13 ( 1 3 ) , 21 ( 2 5 ) , 2 5 ( 2 , 8 ) , 3 7 ( 1 ) , 39 ( 1 5 ) . 41 ( 3 ) . 50 ( 4 4 ) . 53 ( 3 2 ) , 5 7 ( 1 3 ) . 59 ( " ) . 67 ( 3 )

¶Courtiers, Burns on, vi, 222; Confucius on, xliv, 55 ( 2 ) ; Montaigne on, xxxii, 42-3; Simon Eyre on, xlvii, 503

COURT IN ', THE, xlii, 1376-9

¶Courts, Bacon on, xl, 349; congressional regulation of, xliii, 184 ( 9 ) ; pleasures of, iv, 33; Raleigh on, xl, 204-5; United States, xliii, 189, 190; Webster on

¶princes', xlvii, 755-6 (see Judicature) Courtship, naturally done by men, xlviii,

4 1 9

¶Couthony, Mr., on coral-reefs, xxix, 478

¶note

¶Covenants, Hobbes on, xxiv, 394-401,

¶414; the keeping of, 401-6

¶Coventry, Sir William, and Pepys, xxviii,

¶Coventry, Bishop of, in EDWARD II, xlvi,

1 2 - 1 3

¶Coventry, Countess of, beauty of, v, 305 Covered, chapter of the, xlv, 879-81 Coverley, Sir Roger de, xxvii, 83-4; Ad

¶dison's and Steele's parts in, 82, 163-5 Covetousness, Buddha on, xlv, 669; freedom from, 670-1; the cause of war, xxviii, 130-1; Epictetus on, ii, 1 5 2 ( 9 5 ) ; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 340, 366; Jesus on, xliv, 387 ( 1 5 ) ; Locke on, xxxvii, 9 1 ; Mohammed on, xlv, 9 7 1 ; More on cause of, xxxvi, 185; Pascal on, xlviii, 188, 220 (663); Penn on, i,

p. 191¶3 3 1 - 2 , 3 7 3 ( 4 ) ; Paul, St., on, xlv, 497

¶( 1 1 , 1 0 ) ; the sin of, in FAUSTUS , xix,

¶Cowley, Abraham, OF AGRICULTURE ,

¶365-9; Pindaric Odes of, xxxix, 320;

¶202, 203-15, 2 1 6 - 1 7 , 2 2 0 i Jenner on,

¶142, 143-220; not fatal or infectious,

¶measles, 2 1 5 note; smallpox and, 1 4 7 -

¶sources of spurious, 172-83; treatment

COXCOMB, EPITAPH ON A NOTED, vi, 487

¶466-7

CRABS, FABLE OF THE, xvii, 30

¶Crabtree, in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL , uncle

¶1 3 1 - 2 ; in gossip at Sneerwell's, 132-3,

¶134-5; at Teazle's, after the scandal,

¶182-5

Index 191CRAIGIEBURN WOOD, vi, 403, 5 1 2

¶Crane, in FAUST , xix, 1 8 7 ; the prudent,

¶CRANE AND WOLF , fable of the, xvii, 1 2 -

¶13

¶Cranes, war with dwarfs alluded to, iv,

¶Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury,

¶xxxvi, 1 1 4 , 1 1 7 , 120

¶Craon, Lord, xxxv, 35

¶Crashaw, Richard, WISHES FOR MISTRESS ,

xl, 359-63; ON SAINT TERESA, 363-4

¶Crassipes, son-in-law of Cicero, ix, 1 2 9 Crassus, Gaius Licinius, law of, ix, 41 Crassus, Lucius, the orator, Sidney on,

¶xxvii, 48

¶Crassus, Marcus Licinius, Asia contract, ix, 93; Catiline's Conspiracy and, xii, 229-30; Cicero and, ix, 1 2 1 , 128-9; xii, 238-9, 242, 246; death of, 288; Dryden on, xiii, 1 6 ; influence of, xii, 224; Milo and, ix, 98; and the Parthians, xxxiii, 1 1 3 - 1 4 ; Pompey and, ix,

¶99; reference to, xx, 229 note 20

¶Crassus, Publius, Roman jurisconsult, ix, 55> 63, 67; son of Marcus, admirer of

¶Cicero, xii, 246; killed in Parthia, 247 Crassus, brother of Piso Galba's adopted

¶son, victim of Nero, ix, 189 note 4

¶Crassinius, Caius, at Pharsalia, xii, 301 Cratais, mother of Scylla, xxii, 1 6 5

¶Craters, of Galapagos Islands, xxix, 3 7 6 ;

¶of elevation, 487

¶Cratinus, reference to, viii, 449

¶Cratinus, on Aspasia, xii, 6 1 ; on Pericles,

¶Cratippus, Cicero and, xii, 237; Cicero

¶the Younger, and, ix, 1 7 4

¶Craving, Buddha on noble and ignoble,

¶Cravings, of children, xxxvii, 86-8

¶Creation, Bacon on the, iii, 8; Berkeley on the, xxxvii, 272-8; Calvin on the, xxxix, 47-8; centres of, xi, 383-6; Dante on manner of, xx, 3 1 3 - 1 4 note 9; Descartes on, xxxiv, 38-9; Dryden on the, xl, 389; Emerson on the, xlii, 1260-1; greater than destruction, iv, 242; Hume on, of matter, xxxvii, 4 1 9 note; Job, description of, in, xliv, 1 3 2 ( 4 - 1 1 ) ; March, date of, xl, 44; Mill on problem of, xxv, 3 2 ; Mohammed on the, xlv, 888-9, 899; Mohammed on, of man, 879, 885, 889, 891, 900; music on morning of, iv, 1 1 ( 1 2 ) ; Owen on.

Crecy, the Campaign Of, XXXV, 7-33

CREECH, WILLIAM, LAMENT FOR, vi, 267-9

Index

¶Crichton, Admirable, Hazlitt on, xxvii,

2 7 7CRICKET AND GRASSHOPPER, by Keats, xii,

¶895

¶Crifford, John, xxxv, 381

¶Crime, reasons of, Augustine, St., on, vii, 27-30; Confucius on causes of, xliv, 25 ( 1 0 ) ; and law, xlviii, 104 note 2; made by distrust, v, 56; nature hostile to, 97; prevention of, laws for, xxv, 291-2; and punishment, inseparable, v, 90; retribution of, 100; retribution of (see Retribution); Stoic doctrine of, ix, 3 1 7 note 1; trials of, in U. S., xliii, 194 ( 5 ) ,

¶Crimes, great, never single, xxvi, 1 7 6

¶Criminal Codes, sanguinary, Emerson on,

¶v, 89

¶Criminals, equality of, v, 1 1 6 ; public and private, 279; proper treatment of, ii,

¶150 (88); real punishment of, 120 ( 1 2 ) Crinisus, father of Acestes, xiii, 1 7 9

¶Crises, Lowell on, xlii, 1371

¶Crisis, the, shows the man, ii, 1 7 3 ( 1 5 7 ) Crispinus, and Horace, xviii, 18

¶Crispus, xliv, 463 (8); baptism of, xlv,

¶491 ( 1 4 ) ; destruction of, iii, 50

¶Cristoforo, Father, in THE BETROTHED ,

¶Attilio and, xxi, 181; death, 623; life and character, 53-67; Lucia and, 38-9, 50-1, 123, 130-3, 6 0 4 - 1 1 ; Renzo and,

¶582-91, 6 0 9 - 1 1 ; Rodrigo and, 83-7

¶Critias, and Alcibiades, xii, 139, 145 Critical Periods, xxv, 103-5

¶Criticism, of art, xxiv, 28; of art, Goethe on, xxxix, 261-3, 264; Bagehot on, xxviii, 194-5; comparison necessary to, xxvii, 2 1 3 ; xxviii, 73-4; xxxix, 208-9; delicacy requisite to just, xxvii, 2 0 9 - n ; false method of, xxxix, 289-90; fallacies of poetic, xxviii, 67-72; Hugo on, xxxix, 383-5; Hume on, xxxvii, 297, 359, 420; Johnson's ideas of, xxxix,

¶242-8; Johnson on conjectural, 244-5,

¶xxvii, 2 1 6 - 1 9 ; reason in, 2 1 5 - 1 6 (see

¶3 1 5 - 1 6

¶Crito, friend of Socrates, ii, 22, 26, 4 7 ,

¶401

¶Cromwell, Burke on, xxiv, 186; Carlyle

¶on, xxv, 366-7, 368-70; Carlyle's Life

¶87

CROMWELL, SONNET TO, iv, 82-3C ROM WE LL'S RETURN, ODE UPON, xl, 3 7 2 -

¶6

Index 193

¶Cronion, father of Venus, xxii, 106; name

¶of Zeus, 160; references to, 35, 36, 51 Cronos, his curse on Zeus, viii, 199-200; overthrown by Zeus, reference to, 1 4 8 ;

¶the war against, 173-4

¶Crosfield, George, i, 306

¶Crosfield, Jane, i, 308

¶Cross, the, in architecture, xxiv, 63-4

¶Cross, of Jesus, exhortation to bear the,

¶vii, 329; few bearers of, 251-2; royal

¶way of the, 253-7; spell of the, xix, 5 6

CROSSING THE BAR, xlii, 1 0 5 7

¶Crossley, Hastings, translator of Epictetus,

¶ii, 1 1 5

¶Crossness, founded in Vinland, xliii, 1 3 CROW AND Fox, fable of, xvii, 14

CROWDIE EVERMAIR, vi, 543

¶Crowds, not company, iii, 66

¶Crown Servants, Confucius on, xliv, 43

¶(20); Tzu-hsia on, 64 ( 1 3 )

¶Crowns, Hippolytus on usurped, viii, 347-

¶8; Jesus on, iv, 383

¶Crucifixion, The, xliv, 4 1 5 - 1 6

¶Cruelty, in children, xxxvii, 102-3; in commanders, xxxvi, 55-6; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 343, 408; in princes, xxxvi, 53-5; of single and married men, iii, 22; well and ill employed, xxxvi, 32

¶Cruelty, Mr., juryman in PILGRIM ' S PRO G

¶RESS, xv, 100

CRUIK SHANK, MISS, TO, vi, 331CRUIK SHANK, MR., EPITAPH FOR, vi, 288

¶Crusaders, in Dante's PARADISE , xx, 362

¶Crustacea, South American, xxix, 166-7 Crying, of children, Locke on, xxxvii, 92-

¶Crystallization, different forms of, xxx,

¶Crystals, perforated, xxix, 154

¶Ctesius, son of Ormenus, xxii, 210

¶Ctesiphon, Emerson on, v, 226; indict

¶ment of, xii, 210

¶Ctesippus, xxii, 303; death of, 303; and Demosthenes, xii, 203; with Socrates, ii, 47; and Ulysses, xxii, 280-1

¶( 1 ) , 448-9 ( 1 6 ) ; slavery in, v, 45-6

¶236-7, 254-5, 266-7, 2 7 I _ 4 ; Schiller on

¶7 6 5

CUNNINGHAM, ALEX., To, vi, 308-9Cunningham, Alexander,

¶538-9

¶7 i

CUPID AND CAMPASPE, xl, 209

¶Cupidity (see Covetousness)

¶Curan, in KING LEAR , xlvi, 242

¶Curianus, Assidius, ix, 260-2

¶Curiatii, reference to the, xx, 306 note 9

¶Curio, Gaius Scribonius, xx, 1 1 7 note 1 1 ;

¶and Antony, xii, 322-3, 3 2 5 ; arid Cxsar,

¶270, 289, 291; and Memmius, ix, 150;

¶and Pompey, 98, 99

¶Curiosity, Augustine, St., on, vii, 28, 189- 90; Burke on, xxiv, 29-30; in children, xxxvii, 104-7; folly of, vii, 207 ( 1 ) ; Goethe on, xix, 19, 339, 340; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 341, 3 7 5 ; Kempis on, vii, 262 ( 4 ) , 288 ( 1 ) ; Locke on, in children, xxxvii, 89; Marcus Aurelius on, ii, 206 (4); Montaigne on, xxxii, 43; noble and mean, xxviii, 1 1 4 ; Pascal on, xlviii, 15 ( 1 8 ) , 60 ( 1 5 2 ) ; Penn on, i,

¶384 ( 1 3 5 ) ; Tzu-kung on, xliv, 60 (24) Curious-impertinent, history of the, xiv,

¶Curious Persons, envious, iii, 22-3

¶Curius, Manius, Cicero on, ix, 1 5 , 19, 8 1 ; and Coruncanius, 23; old age of, 65; reference to, iv, 383; in war with Pyr-

¶rhus, ix, 60

¶Curie, Dr., xv, 393

¶Curnach, xlix, 220

¶Currency, debasement of the, x, 32; depreciation of the, 563-4; effect of de

¶basement on rents, 38-9 (see Money) Curricle, Lady Betty, epigram on, xviii,

¶Cusco, Milton on, iv, 329

¶Cuscrad, son of Conchobar, xlix, 233-4 Cush, the Benjamite, Psalm concerning

¶words of, xliv, 150-1

¶Cushing's Battery, at Gettysburg, xliii,

¶Custom, Calvin on, xxxix, 38-9; Descartes on ease of following, xxxiv, 14; Emerson on defiance of, v, 68-9; Harvey on, xxxviii, 1 0 1 ; "honored in breach," xlvi, 1 1 2 ; Hume on, xxxvii, 309, 321-2, 3 3 ° . 373! and innovations, iii, 62; and justice, xlviii, 104, 105 (297), 108

¶(309), 109 ( 3 1 2 ) ; and manners, xxxvii, 355-6; Mill on, xxv, 199-200, 265-6;

¶in modes of living, v, 5 1 - 2 ; and nature, iii, 96; obedience to, xlviii, 1 1 2 (325); obedience to, a result of ignorance, xxxiv, 373-4; overcome by custom, vii, 227 ( 2 ) ; Pascal on, xlviii,

¶religion, 91 (245), 93 ( 2 5 2 ) ; not re

¶CUSTOM , Bacon's ESSAY O N , iii, 98-9

¶346-7, 4 1 5

¶Cuttle-fish, Darwin on habits of, xxix,

¶1 6 - 1 8 ; eyes of, xi, 190-1; supposed to

¶Cyclops, the, in the Z ENEID , xiii, 148-50;

¶3 9 ; 4 °

¶Cypris (see Aphrodite)

Index 195

¶Cyprus, conquered first by Amasis, xxxiii,

¶Cyrene, Amasis and, xxxiii, 88-9; School

¶of, iii, 193

¶Cyrus, the Elder, Bacon on, iii, 129-30; and Cassandane, xxxiii, 7; the cities of, iv, 3 9 1 ; first post ascribed to, ix, 368 note; gardening of, xxxvii, 1 7 5 ; on immortality, ix, 73-4; and the Jews, xxxii, 194 (39); xlviii, 210 (633); liberality of, xxxvi, 53; Machiavelli on, 20, 2 1 , 83; on his old age, ix, 5 5 - 6 ; Pascal on, xlviii, 234 ( 7 0 1 ) ; prophecy of, 240-1; and Scipio, xxxvi, 50; Sidney on, xxvii, 1 0 - 1 1 , 18; and Tomyris,

¶xx, 192; the young soldier of, xxxii, 82 Cyrus, the Younger, and Aspasia, xii, 6 1 ;

¶park of, ix, 66-7; Xenophon on, 66-7 Cytheris, and Antony, xii, 328

Da Der Ga's Hostel, Destruction Of,

DAER, LORD, LINES ON MEETING, vi, 240-2DAFFODILS, THE, xii, 639DAFFODILS, TO, xl, 337-8

DAINTY DAVIE, vi, 4 7 1

¶Dairy Products, price of, x, 190-1

¶Daisies, Shelley on, xii, 842-3; for sim

¶plicity, vi, 407, 470

DAISY, STORY OF THE, xvii, 297-301DAISY, TO THE, xii, 640-1

¶Dalmatia, Freeman on, xxviii, 256

¶Dalrymple, Dr., reference to, vi, 3 5 1 Damaris, xliv, 462 (34)

¶Damiano, Pietro, xx, 3 7 7 and note 1 3 Damiano, St., xxxi, 156 note 1

¶Damien, reference to, xii, 531

¶Damis, in TARTUFFE , disinherited, xxvi, 259; Dorine and, 208, 244-5; Loyal and, 288, 289; Pernelle and, 200,

¶201-2; Tartuffe and, 248, 253-4, 2 5 5 - 8, 281

¶196

DAMON AND SYLVIA, vi, 4 1 4

¶xxiii, 3-4; Two YEARS BEFORE THE

Mast, 5-374; Twenty - Four YearsAfter, 375-405

¶Dancer, in FAUST , xix, 188

¶Dancing-Master, in FAUST , xix, 188

Gr Im's Progress, XV, 45, 2 1 8

¶of, 245 ( 7 2 2 - 3 ) , 254

Index

¶xxxi, 303; date of descent into Hell,

¶xx, 88 note; DIVINE COMEDY , X X ; Dry

¶den on, xxxix, 1 5 5 ; Emerson on, v, 179; English love of, 433; father of, xx, 349 note 2; as a Franciscan, 68 note 9; Goethe on, xxxii, 389; Hazlitt on, xxvii, 2 7 2 ; Hugo on, xxxix, 349, 354-5; Huxley on, xxviii, 2 1 7 ; life and works, xx, 3-4; Macaulay on, xxvii, 370; Milton on, xxviii, 1 7 4 ; on the ocean, xliii, 30; on St. Peter's keys, xxviii, no ; in poet's band, xx, 1 9 ; religious belief of, 390, 396; rescue of child from drowning, 7 7 note; Ruskin on creed of, xxviii, 1 1 2 ; Sainte-Beuve on, xxxii, 122, 128, 1 3 2 ; Shelley on, xxvii, 332, 335, 347, 348, 349, 350; Sidney on, 6; Thoreau on, xxviii, 420;

¶Wordsworth on sonnets of, xli, 681 Danti, Vincenzo, xxxi, 420 note

¶Danube, Herodotus on the (Ister), xxxiii,

¶22; Tacitus on the, 93

¶Danvers, Charles, and George Herbert,

¶Danvers, Jane, wife of George Herbert,

¶xv, 392. 3?6. 397. 407-8. 418

¶Danvilliers, siege of, xxxviii, 19-21

¶Daphne, and Apollo, xl, 378; iv, 62;

¶grove of, iv, 1 6 1 ; Webster on, xlvii, 794 Daphne, in TARTUFFE , xxvi, 204

¶Dapper, in THE ALCHEMIST , xlvii, 550-

¶58, 602, 604, 6 0 7 - 1 1 , 649-50, 651-53

¶Darby, Earl of, and Dryden, xiii, 425 Dardanus, born in Italy, xiii, 133; Elcctra's son, 272; founder of Troy, xx, 19

¶note 5; Virgil on, xiii, 246

¶Dare-not-lye, Mr., xv, 282, 283

¶Dares, death of, xiii, 402; and Entellus,

¶190-4; xxxix, 173

¶Dares, Trojan priest, Caxton on, xxxix, 9 Daring, Graham on, xl, 359; Locke on,

¶xxxvii, 96; Shakespeare on, xlvi, 336 Darius, prophecy of, xlviii, 248

¶Darius III, Dryden on, xl, 393; empire of, xxxvi, 1 7 ; Greek cities and, 22;

¶Raleigh on, xxxix, 98

¶Dark Ages, Shelley on the, xxvii, 345-6

¶Dark-land, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, xv, 297

¶Darkness, in architecture, xxiv, 68; children's fear of, xxxvii, 1 1 8 ; sublimity and, xxiv, 67-8; sublimity of, 114-18; terror in idea of, 60-1; usefulness of, xxviii, 418; "visible," iv, 89

¶DARKNESS , Byron's poem, xli, 796-8

DARNING - NEEDLE, THE, xvii, 3 1 5 - 1 8

¶Darwin, Charles Robert, ORIGIN OF SPE

¶CIES, xi; sketch of life and works, 5-8;

VOYAGE OF BEAGLE, xxix

¶xxx, 282-3

DATUR H OR A QUIET I, xli, 7 5 4DAUNTON ME, TO, vi, 303

¶Dauphin, heir-apparent of France, xxxv,

¶2 I 7

¶394

¶229; on Christ, xliv, 426-7 ( 2 5 - 3 1 ) ;

¶256 (20-37), 2 5 7 ( 3 8 - 5 1 ) ; Goliath and,

¶91 (243), 230 (690), 2 3 1 - 2 , 264

DAVID, PSALMS OF, xliv, 146-94, 205-30,

¶144; Sidney on, xxvii, 9, n

DAVID, SONG TO, xli, 484-98

¶David, King, of Britain, xxxv, 252

DAVIE, EPISTLE TO, vi, 66-70DAVIE, SECOND EPISTLE TO, vi, 107-8DAVIES, CHARMS OF LOVELY, vi, 405Index 197DAVIES, MISS, EPIGRAM ON, vi, 404

¶Davies, Mr., on puerperal fever, xxxviii, Davies, Tom, Lamb on, xxvii, 300 note Davy, Sir Humphry, and conservation, law of, xxx, 1 7 5 ; Faraday and, 5; on frictional heat, 1 9 7 ; potassium, discov

¶ered by, 1 1 9 note

¶DAWN SONG , by D'Avenant, xl, 3 5 4

DAY IS DONE, THE, xlii, 1 2 7 4 - 5DAY IS PAST AND OVER, THE, xlv, 542-3DAY RETURNS, vi, 3 1 4

DAYS THAT WERE, THE, xlii, 1 1 9 7 - 8

¶Dead, Brynhild on the, xlix, 370; Calvin on masses for the, xxxix, 36-7; grief for, xxvii, 286; knowledge of the, xxxix, 92; Luther on masses for, xxxvi, 306-7; Pascal on prayers for the, xlviii,

DEAN OF FACULTY, THE, vi, 545-6

¶Death, Adam's first view of, iv, 330; Addison on contemplation of, xxvii, 80; iEschylus on, viii, 80; Arabian inscriptions on, xvi, 300-4, 3 1 2 , 3 1 7 , 320-1, 425, 4 4 1 ; Aristophanes on, viii, 483; Aristotle on, xxxviii, 84; Barbauld on, xli, 555; Beaumont on, xlvii, 707; Beowulf on, xlix, 43; Browne on, iii,

¶2 5 1 , 290, 291-2, 295-6, 324; Browning,

¶Robert, on, xlii, 1065; Browning, Elizabeth B., on, xli, 941-2; Bryant on, xlii, 1 2 1 3 - 1 5 ; Buddhist ideas of, xlv, 662, 681, 683-4, 736; Bunyan's allegory

¶of, xv, 158-60, 3 1 0 - 1 8 ; Burke on idea

¶of, xxiv, 35; Burns on, vi, 62, 297; Byron on fear of, xviii, 427; Calderon on, xxvi, 70; children mitigate, iii, 20; Cicero on, ix, 69-72; Clough on, xlii, 1120; comes to all alike, xxvii, 78 note 2; Confucius on, xliv, 34 ( 1 1 ) ; Diogenes on, ii, 180 ( 1 8 7 ) ; Drummond on, xl, 326; Dryden on, xviii, 98, 99- 100; Ecclesiastes on, xliv, 341 ( 1 ) , 345 ( 5 ) ' 346 ( 6 ) ; Emerson on, v, 1 3 1 , 293-4; Epictetus on, ii, 1 3 1 ( 4 4 ) , 1 3 2

¶(45). 1 3 5 ( 5 5 ) . 1 5 8 ( 1 1 2 ) , 164 ( 1 3 0 , 1 3 1 ) , 1 6 5 ( 1 3 2 , 134, 1 3 5 ) , 1 6 7 ( 1 3 9 ) , 1 7 4 ( 1 6 1 ) , 181 ( 1 8 8 ) ; Euripides on,

¶in misery, viii, 349; Faust on, xix, 66; fear of, disposes to peace, xxxiv, 370;

¶Fitzgerald on, xii, 945-7, 9 5 ° . 9 5 * ;

¶xix, 4 0 1 - 2 ; Gray on, xl, 446, 454;

¶92 ( 1 0 - 1 2 ) , 104 ( 2 3 ) , 105 ( 2 4 - 6 ) ;

¶xviii, 308-9, 3 1 0 , 353-4; xii, 833, 869;

¶Shirley on, xl, 349, 350; Socrates on,

¶ii, 1 6 - 1 7 , 2 5 , 2 7 , 28-9, 50-9, 6 0 - 1 ;

¶Death, in PARADISE LOST , iv, 125-8, 134,

¶296-301, 305-7; Burke on, xxiv, 50-1 DEATH , ESSAY ON , Bacon's, iii, 9-10

DEATHBED, THE, xii, 9 1 0DEATH AND DOCTOR HORNBOOK, vi, 74-9

DEATH OF A FAIR INFANT, ON THE, iv,18-20

¶DEATH AND THE OLD MAN , a fable, xvii,

¶39

DEATH OF POOR MAILIE, vi, 4 1 - 2DEATH, PRAYER IN PROSPECT OF, vi, 34-5DEATH, SONG OF, vi, 426DEATH STANDS ABOVE ME, xii, 905DEATH, THE TERROR OF, xii, 897D EAT H'S MESSENGERS, xlv, 685-92DEATHS OF LITTLE CHILDREN, Hunt's,

¶Debasement, of currency, x, 3 1 - 2 ; effect

¶on money rents, 38

¶Debates, Penn on, i, 3 3 5 ( 1 3 3 - 5 ) , 33*>

( 1 3 6 )

¶Debauchery, Burns on, vi, 185; courage

¶and, xxxvii, 54

¶De Bouillon, Cardinal Retz on, v, 307 Debt, Emerson on, v, 96; Franklin on, i, 9 1 ; imprisonment for, in Massachusetts, xliii, 7 1 ( 3 3 ) ; Penn on collecting, i,

¶327 (48); in Utopia, xxxvi, 190

¶Decebalus, King of Dacia, ix, 369 note 2,

¶370 note 4

¶Deceit, Pascal on sources of, xlviii, 37-8;

¶punishment of, in Hell, xx, 46-7; Whit

DECEMBER, THOU GLOOMY, vi, 430

DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, xliii,

DECLARATION, THE MECKLENBURG, xliii,1 5 6 - 7.

¶Declaration of Right, Burke on, xxiv,

DECLARATION OF RIGHTS, xliii, 1 4 7 - 9

¶xxvii, 148-51; Emerson on, v, 433;

¶on Englishmen, 340; Essay on Projects,

¶i, 1 4 ; Franklin on, i, 2 3 ; life and

DEFORMITY, BAC ON'S ESSAY ON, iii, 107-8

DEIL, ADDRESS TO THE, vi, 140-3DEI L'S AWA WI'T HE EXCISEMAN, vi, 439

¶207-38

¶288-9, 299-300

DEJECTION: AN ODE, xli, 728-32DEJECTION, STANZAS WRITTEN IN, xli,

¶827-8

xl, 3 1 7 - 1 9; SHOE MAKE R'S HOLIDAY,

¶xlvii, 469-537

¶354 ( 3 9 ° ) ; Shakespeare on, xl, 262

Index 199

¶Delectable Mountains, in PILGRIM ' S PRO G

¶RESS, xv, 58, 122-3

DELIA, AN ODE, vi, 340

¶Deliberation, Hobbes on, xxxiv, 343; lan

¶guage of, 344

¶Delicacy, as cause of beauty, xxiv, 9 5 ;

¶of imagination, Hume on, xxvii, 209-

¶Delight, Burke on, xxiv, 33-4; Hobbes

¶on, xxxiv, 339-40; how caused by pain,

¶Delio, in DUCHESS OF MALFI , xlvii, 7 5 5 ,

¶7 5 7 ; in presence-chamber scene, 7 5 7 , 7 5 9 - 6 1 ; learns Antonio's marriage, 7 7 4 ; advises Antonio, 7 7 7 ; despatched to Rome, 780; with Antonio, after in

¶terval, 7 8 9 - 9 1 ; on Malatesti, 804-5; on

¶Bosola, 805-6; with Julia in Rome, 785-6; on Antonio's betrayal, 786; with

¶Antonio in Milan, 831-4, 845-7; in

DELUDED SWAIN, THE PLEASURE, vi, 474-5

¶Deluge, Calvin on the, xxxix, 39; Locke

¶on, xxxvii, 165; Milton on, iv, 337-40;

¶Pascal on, xlviii, 207 ( 6 2 5 ) , 2 1 5 - 1 6

(644)

¶Deluges, Bacon on, iii, 136-7

¶Demades, Alexander and, xii, 210; death of, 2 1 7 ; Demosthenes and, 1 9 7 , 200,

¶214; fickleness of, 201

¶Demagogues, Hamilton on, xliii, 201-2 Demand, effectual and absolute, x, 5 7 Demand and Supply, equalization of, x, 58; of laborers in regard to population,

¶82; as regulators of price, 57-8

¶Demaratus, the Spartan, xii, 31

Demas, in PIL GR IM'S PROGRESS, XV, 1 1 0 -

¶Demeter, functions of, viii, 3 7 9 ; Hades, ruler of, xxxiii, 62; hymn to, viii, 450- 1; lasion and, xxii, 7 1 ; the Isis of Egyptians, xxxiii, 34, 7 9 ; mystic rites of, 85; Rhampsinitos and, 62

¶( 4 5 )

¶Burke on, 229-30, 259-60; education

¶on, 1 0 7 , 120, 1 4 4 , 196-8, 2 6 1 ; James

¶105, 1 1 1 - 1 2 ; Milton on, iv, 2 2

¶355-6; Milton on, '- •, 36

¶404-7, 4 2 1 - 3 7

¶Demophon, steward of Alexander, xxxii,

¶57

¶2 1 0 - 1 1 ; death of, 2 1 5 - 1 6 , 2 6 3 ; iv, 7 9 ;

¶determined disposition, xii, 201; fiery

¶eloquence of, ix, 348-9; not an ex

¶tempore speaker, xii, 196-7; faults,

Index

¶201-2; flight from battle, 206-7; pronounces funeral oration, 207; suit against guardians, 194-5; Harpalus and, 2 1 1 - 1 2 ; forms new league, 209; Midias and, 200; Mill on, xxv, 18; nicknames,

¶xii, 193-4; old woman and, ix, 346;

¶orations, xii, 202-3; Philip of Macedon

¶and, 200-1, 203-7, 208-9; Pliny on, ix, 187, 205; Plutarch's LIFE OF , xii, 1 9 1 -

¶2 1 7 ; first entry on public business, 194-5, 2 0 ° ; on public speaking, ix, 2 5 1 ; recalled to Athens, xii, 213-14; Sainte-Beuve on, xxxii, 1 3 1 ; urged to new studies, xii, 196; style, 199-200; teachers, 194; methods of training him

¶Dempster, George, Burns on, vi, 159,

¶Denham, Sir John, Dryden on, xxxix,

¶163; on Henry VIII, xxiv, 252

¶Denham, Mr., and Franklin, i, 39, 40,

¶Denial, not scepticism, xxxvii, 1 9 1 - 2 Denman (see Denham)

¶Dennis, John, on Addison's Cato, xxvii,

¶166, 167, 168, 185-96; on Shakespeare,

¶322-3, 325, 330-1; xxix, 319-20; Giekie

¶on, xxx, 340-1; Lyell on, xxxviii, 400,

¶Dependencies, Machiavelli on, xxxvi, 8-

¶12, 18-19; arms in, 69; factions in, 69-

¶Dependent Origination, xlv, 625, 664-5 Deposition, Rousseau on right of, xxxiv,

¶Depravity, Dante on human, xx, 209-11;

¶Emerson on doctrine of, v, 267

¶Depth, grander than other dimensions,

¶xxiv, 60-2

¶De Quincey, Thomas, life and works,

xxvii, 3 1 8; LEVANA AND LADIES OF S OR ­

¶Dercennus, in / ENEID , xiii, 386

¶Dercetaeus, and Antony, xii, 382

¶Descartes, Rene\ on comets, xxxiv, 1 1 8 ; geometry, work in, 1 1 2 , 125; on God, xxxvii, 345 note; life and works of, xxxiv, 3; on light, 1 2 2 ; Locke on sys

¶tem of, xxxvii, 1 6 5 ; ON THE METHOD ,

p. 201¶xxxiv, 5-62; reasons for and against

¶7; Voltaire on, 108-13

DESERTED VILLAGE, THE, xii, 509-19; an

DE SIDE RIA, xii, 674-5

¶ii, 201 ( 1 0 )

¶35 2"3> 3 6 9 - 7 1 ; Kempis on, vii, 2 1 1 ,

¶254,

DESPONDENCY: AN ODE, vi, 1 9 7 - 9

Index 2 0 1

¶De Stael, Madame, and the Emperor,

¶xxvii, 235; on herself, v, 432

DESTRUCTION OF DA DER GA'S HOSTEL, xlix,

¶197-248

¶Destruction, Way of, in PILGRIM ' S PRO G

¶RESS, xv, 45-6

¶pis on, vii, 292, 3 1 0 ( 5 ) , 323-4; Penn on, i, 345-6, 380-1 (85-89); Socrates

¶on, ii, 16; superiority to, ii, 1 1 9 ( 7 )

Detraction, on The, Which FollowedCERTAIN TREATISES, iv, 79-80

DEUKS, DANG O'ER MY DADDIE, vi, 4 3 9DEUS, EGO A MOTE, xlv, 556

¶De Vere, Sir Aubrey, GLEN GAR IF F , xii,

9 1 1 - 1 2

¶De Vere, Edward, A RENUNCIATION , xl,

¶289

¶DeVere, house of, its motto, v, 3 7 4 Devereux, Col., at Gettysburg, xliii, 385, Devereux, Penelope, and Sidney, xxvii,

¶Devil, Bacon on, enviousness of the, iii, 26; Bunyan on, xv, 195; Dante on, xx, 164 note 1 2 ; Goethe on, xix, 22; Kempis on, vii, 266 ( 7 ) ; More on, xxxvi,

DEVON, BANKS OF THE, vi, 288

¶Devonshire, Duke of, Emerson on, v,

4 1 2 - 1 3DEVOTED WIFE, THE, xlv, 693-6

541-2

¶Dexterity, favored by division of labor,

¶x, 13

¶Dextro-Tartrate of Lime, fermentation

p. 202¶2 0 2

DIALOGUE SONG: PHILLY AND WILL Y, vi,

¶506-7

Dialogues of Hylas and Philonous,

¶ETC . , xxxvii, 185-285; remarks on, 186

DIALOGUES OF PLATO, ii, 5 - 1 1 3

¶246

DIANA, HYMN TO, xl, 299

¶Diana of Foix, Montaigne to, xxxii, 29

DIANE ME, To, xl, 336DIAPHENIA, xl, 228-9

4 7 1; THE IVY GREEN, xlii, 1 1 4 7 - 8

Dictes and Sayings of the Philosophers,

¶xxxix, 9-13, 5 note

Dictionary, Preface to John So N's,

¶143, 148, 152

DIES IKM, DIES ILL A, xlv, 5 5 1 - 3

Index

¶on value of, xxviii, 3 1 4 - 1 5 ; source of the sublime, xxiv, 65

¶Difficulty, hill of, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS ,

¶xv, 45, 2 1 8

¶Diffidence, Browning on, xviii, 364; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 340, 365; Pliny on, ix, 2 7 5 ; quarrels caused by, xxxiv,

Progress, XV, 1 1 7, 1 2 0 - 1, 287

¶Digby, Sir Kenelm, v, 354-5; Pope on,

Diggory, in SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER,

¶Dinas Bren, eagles of, xxxv, 338

¶Dinmont, Dandie, Ruskin on, xxviii, 140 Dinomache, mother of Alcibiades, xii, 106 Diocles, son of Orsilochus, xxii, 45, 204 Diocletian, Bacon on, iii, 49; miracles un

¶der, xlviii, 288 (832)

¶Dioclides, accuser of Alcibiades, xii, 124 Diodon Antennatus, habits of, xxix, 23-4 Diodorus, on Themistocles, xii, 34

¶Diogenes of Apollonia, on the soul, xxxiv,

.103

¶Diogenes, the Cynic, Browne on, iii, 306; on comedies, ii, 286 ( 6 ) ; Dandini on, v, 268; Emerson on, 203; Epictetus on, ii, 163 ( 1 2 8 ) ; freedom of, 168 ( 1 4 1 ) ; on friends, xxxii, 8 1 ; health of, ii, 160-1 ( 1 1 8 ) ; Hegesias and, xxxii, 59; on indifference of circumstances, ii, 180-1 ( 1 8 7 ) ; in Limbo, xx, 20; lines on, xxv, 438; Marcus Aurelius on, ii, 254 ( 3 ) ; mission of, 1 5 7 (108); Philip and, 158-9 ( 1 1 3 ) ; on philosophy, xxxii, 59; on recommendations, ii, 136 ( 5 7 ) ; Rome, Ambassador to, x, 1 3 7 ; in Rome, iii, 194; ix, 53; Rousseau on, xxxiv, 226; and the statues, ii, 1 7 7 note; on strength of soul, 138 (62); tub of, referred to, vi, 189; Voltaire on, xxxiv,

¶103; will of, iii, 292 note

¶Diognetus, Aurelius's debt to, ii, 193 (6) Diogoras, iii, 43

¶15

¶on Arethusa, 7 3 5 ; in the sedition, 736,

¶737-8; in final scene, 744, 746-8

¶15

¶Dryas's son and, 286-7; Euripides on,

¶3 7 7 . 379> 3 9 , " 3 ! festivals of, 438; in

¶585-7» 599-6oo

Index 203

¶Direct Taxes, apportionment of, xliii, 180-1 ( 3 ) , 185 ( 4 ) , 191 ( 5 ) ; under the Confederation, 1 6 2

DIRGE, A SEA, xl, 270

¶Dis, in Scandinavian mythology, xlix,

¶291 note; Proserpine and, iv, 161

¶Dis, Pluto called, xlvi, 446

¶Dis, city of, xx, 34 et seq.

¶Disappointment, defined by Burke, xxiv,

¶34; Penn on, i, 325 ( 3 2 ) , 385 ( 1 5 2 ) Disasters, bring out leaders, xix, 374

¶Disciples, chorus of, in FAUST , xix, 38;

¶Pascal on, xlviii, 169 ( 5 1 9 ) ; Woolman

¶on, i, 201

¶Discipline, Kempis on, vii, 236 ( 7 ) ; Penn on, i, 328; Plutarch on lack of, xii, 1 4 7 ;

¶self, Epictetus on, ii, 154 (100)

¶Discontent, cause of, xxviii, 456-7; Emer

¶son on, v, 7 7 ; Penn on, i, 326 (38-40)

¶Discontent, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS , X V , 7 5

¶Discontentment, Epictetus on, ii, 123-4 (20), 1 2 7 ( 3 1 , 3 2 ) , 128 ( 3 5 ) , 133 (49), 1 6 7 ( 1 4 0 ) ; Marcus Aurelius on,

¶2 1 1 - 2 ( 3 ) , 224-5 ( 8 ) . 233 ( " ) . 256 ( 1 7 ) , 259 ( 3 4 ) , 280 ( 2 5 ) , 281 ( 2 8 ) ,

¶292 (20), 299 ( 2 6 ) ; public, iii, 25-6,

¶Discord, Burke on Homer's figure of, xxiv, 54; in chaos, iv, 1 3 3 ; daughter of sin, 308; Pope on, xl, 4 1 5 ; proclaims

¶itself, xxv, 3 1 9

¶Discouragement, easy, Emerson on, v, Discourse, absurdities of, xxxiv, 358-9; discretion and fancy in, 3 5 1 ; excessive length or brevity of, xlviii, 29; Hobbes on ends of, xxxiv, 346-8; Kempis on proper, vii, 2 1 2 ; Pascal on natural, xlviii, 14 ( 1 4 ) (see also Conversation, Inquiry, Reasoning)

¶DISCOURSE , ESSAY O N , Bacon's, iii, 83-5

¶Discretion, better than daring pride, xlix, 153; defined by Hobbes, xxxiv, 350; in discourse, 351

¶Discretion, damsel in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS ,

¶Disease, Browne on, iii, 295; carried by

204 Genera

DISORDER, A SWEET, xl, 3 3 6

¶3 1 5 - 1 6

¶inherited, xx, 3 1 8 - 1 9

¶Dispositions, of children, xxxvii, 44-5,

¶84-5, 90

¶. 1 3 9

DISSENTERS, SHORTEST WAY WITH, De­

¶foe's, xxvii, 133-47

Index

¶Dissertation on Liberty and Necessity, i,

¶42, 55

¶Dissimulation, Bacon on, iii, 19 (see also Hypocrisy); in Hell, xx, 46; Pascal on, xlviii, 43; Penn on, i, 374 ( 1 5 - 1 6 ) ,

¶376 (37-44), 3 7 7 (44-6); Raleigh on,

¶xxxix, 68-9; Stevenson on, xxviii,

281-2

¶Distance, Berkeley on idea of, xxxvii,

220-2DISTANT FRIEND, TO A, xli, 674

¶Distinction, Carlyle on love of, xxv, 393-5; human thirst for, xxviii, 94-5;

¶Rousseau on love of, xxxiv, 224

¶Distinctions, Locke on, xxxvii, 170; nice,

¶Bacon on, iii, 64-5

¶Distress, goods taken in, xliii, 7 1 (35) Distresses, of others, pleasure in, xxiv,

¶. 4°: 3

¶Distribution, Hobbes on, xxxiv, 409-10; importance of just, xxviii, 350-1; in agricultural systems, x, 437; in Utopia, xxxvi, 184-5, 189-90; Mill on laws of, xxv, 152; progress of wealth dependent on, x, 54-5; of produce (see Wages,

¶Rent, Profits)

¶Distributive Justice, Hobbes on, xxxiv,

¶406, 409; Hume on, xxxvii, 400-1

¶District of Columbia, slave-trade in, xliii,

¶306 note; under Congress, 185 ( 1 7 ) Distrust, Emerson on, v, 278-9; expensiveness of, 56; opponent of reform,

¶xxvii, 239; Webster on, xlvii, 762-3

¶Disturbances, charges of creating, xxxix,

43-5

DITTY IN PRAISE OF ELIZA, xl, 245-7

¶Divergence of Character, xi, 1 1 5 - 1 9 ; how

¶it leads to formation of species, etc.,

¶Diversification, of structure and habits,

¶Diversion, Pascal on, xlviii, 52-8, 63

¶Diversity, Mill on need of, xxv, 266-7 Dives, and Lazarus, xv, 3 5 ; xliv, 3 9 7

¶Divination, Augustine, St., on, vii, 106; in Egypt, xxxiii, 42; among the Germans, 98; pagan methods of, xxxiv, 381-2; Pascal on, xlviii, 282-3; Prometheus first teacher of, viii, 184 and note 3 5 ; Vindicianus on, vii, 47-8,

DIVINE IMAGE, THE, xli, 591

¶Divine Mercy, in DIVINE COMEDY , X X , I I

DIVINE SERVICE AT L AM INGTON, vi, 4 2 7

DIVINITY STUDENTS, ADDRESS TO, v, 25-41

¶xxv, 300-1; Milton on, xxviii, 183-6;

Index 205

¶Dodona, Oracle of, /Eschylus on, viii, 196; Herodotus on, xxxiii, 32; origin of, 33

Does Haughty Gaul Invasion Threat,

¶DOG IN THEM ANGER , fable of, xvii, 2 7 DOG AND SHADOW , fable of, xvii, 1 2

¶DOG AND WOLF , fable of, xvii, 22

¶Dog Watches, explained, xxiii, 18

¶Dogmas, Dunkers' attitude towards, i, 1 1 0 - 1 ; Emerson on, v, 3 5 ; Goethe on,

¶xix, 1 3 2

¶Dogmatism, Franklin on, in speech, i, 1 8 - 19; Hume on, xxxvii, 4 1 7 ; Pascal on, xlviii, 129 (395), 144; Rousseau on,

¶Dogs, associative instinct in, xxix, 155-6; Burke on our contempt for, xxiv, 57; Darwin on instincts of, xi, 256, 2 5 7 ; held sacred in Egypt, xxxiii, 3 7 ; Harrison on, xxxv, 350-6; Hunter on descent of, xxxviii, 145 note; man, love of, in, iii, 44; xi, 258; origin of, 3 1 ,

¶and, xlvii, 602, 609, 652-3; Face and,

¶543, 546-50, 563-4, 6 5 5 - 7 ; Mammon and, 5 7 9 , 584, 6 1 0 , 6 1 3 - 1 8 , 629-36;

¶Spanish don and, 599-602; Subtle and,

¶Dolabella, Cornelius, accusation of, xii, 299; Antony and, 328, 330; Caesar and, 329; Cicero and, ix, 1 5 7 ; Cleopatra and, xii, 386; extravagance of, 306

¶Dolabella, in ALL FOR LOVE , Antony and,

¶xviii, 25, 56, 59-65, 69-70, 83-7; Cleo

¶patra and, 56, 58-9, 7 1 , 7 7

¶Dolben, Gilbert, and Dryden, xiii, 426 Dolcino, the friar, xx, 1 1 6 note 6

¶Dolius, in the ODYSSEY , xxii, 6 5 , 3 2 5 , 329,

¶332

¶Dolphin, Dana on the, xxiii, 22; of Hippo,

¶Pliny's story of, ix, 3 5 1 - 2

¶Domat, Burke on, xxiv, 285 note

¶Domestic Animals, adaptability of, to climate, xi, 145-6; breeding of, 42-3; descent of, 3 1 - 4 1 ; diseases from,

¶xxxviii, 145-6; fertility of, xi, 2 9 1 - 2 , 309-10; mental qualities of, 255-8

¶Domestic Industries, capital naturally seeks, x, 332-4; protection of (see Protective Duties)

¶65-6

¶Donalbain, in MACBETH , xlvi, 3 2 2 , 334,

¶341, 346, 347, 349, 383

Donald the Black, Gathering Song Of,

¶xii, 745-6

¶Donn Desa, xlix, 202; sons of, 202, 204,

¶2 1 1 , 2 1 2 , 2 1 6 , 232

¶education, 323-5; Book, of Devotions

Index

¶359-60; Dean of St. Paul's, 347; death of, 366-7; domestic sorrows, 333-4; Ellesmere, Lord, and, 325-6, 327; embassy to Bohemia, 346; in France, 335; friends of, 353; Hazlitt on, xxvii, 269-

¶70; Herbert and, xv, 354-5, 383-4; Mrs. Herbert and, 376-8; HYMN TO

¶GOD , 355-6; James the First and, 339- 40, 342, 348-9; King, Dr., and, 349- 50; last sickness of, 3 5 1 , 361-4; lecturer

¶of Lincoln's Inn, 345; LINES TO GEORGE

Herbert, 354-5; Lines on His M Is ­

¶TRESS, xxvii, 2 7 0 - 1 ; lines from Epithala-

¶mion of, 269; marriage of, xv, 326-8, 351; monument of, 365, 368; More, Sir George, and, 327-8; mother of, 359;

¶ordination of, 3 4 1 - 2 ; POEMS by, 338-9,

¶354-5; xxvii, 270; xl, 303-13; as a poet, xv, 352; preaching of, 343; Prolocutor of the Convocation, 348;

¶Pseudo-Martyr of, 339-40; studies and

¶writings, 356-7; travels of, 323-5;

¶VALEDICTION by, 338-9; vision of,

¶335-7; Walton and, 322; Walton's

¶LIFE OF , 323-69; wife's death, 344;

¶will of, 357-8; Wolly, Francis, and, 329 Don Quixote, Amadis of Gaul imitated by, xiv, 226-8; on arms and learning, 374-80; balsam prepared by, 128; Biscaine squire and, 66-7, 70-2; calling and manner of life of, 1 7 ; at Chrysostom's funeral, 108-9; countryman and his boy and, 36-9; disciplinants and, 507-9; Dorothea and, 270-7, 280-3, 368-70, 459; dream of triumph of,

¶170-3; Dulcinea and, 96-7, 2 1 3 - 1 9 , 222; encaged, .63-72, 482-7; epitaphs

¶on, 5 1 3 - 1 4 , 5 1 5 ; first sally, 23; friars and, 63-5; galley slaves and, 176-86; goatherds and, 78-90; hearse, adventure of, 145-8; Holy Brotherhood and,

¶455-7; home, returning to, 5 1 0 - 1 3 ; at the inn, 25-8, 1 1 7 - 1 9 , 125-6, 129-31,

¶430; innkeeper and, 445-6; knighting of, 29-35; on knight errantry, 92-6; knightly tales read by, 1 7 - 1 9 ; "Knight of the Ill-favoured Face", 149-50; library burnt, 48-54; Mambrino's helmet and, 165-7, 448-51; Maritornes and, 120-2, 435-40; merchants of Toledo and, 40-2; on romances, 489-95; Sancho Panza and, 58-9, 7 3 - 7 , 284-7, etc.; sheep and, 136-41; sickness of, 55; sonnets in praise of, n - 1 4 ; windmills, adventure of, with, 60-1; wine-

p. 207¶bags and, 347-50; Yanguesian carriers

¶and, 1 1 0 - 1 6

DON QUIXOTE OF THE MANCHA, Cer-

¶vantes's, xiv; Lowell on, xxviii, 438

DO ON, THE BANKS O', vi, 398-400

¶Doris, eggs of the, xxix, 205 note

¶350, 365. 384

¶202, 204, 205-6

of OTTERBURN and CHEVY CHASE )Index 207

¶Douglas, John, the author. Goldsmith on,

Tragedy )

¶Douglas, Stephen A., Lowell on, xxviii,

DOUGLAS TRAGEDY, THE, xl, 5 1 - 4DOVE, JOHN, EPITAPH ON, vi, 120

DOVER BEACH, xlii, 1 1 3 7 - 8

DOWN THE BURN, DAVIE, vi, 4 7 3DOWY HOUMS o YARROW, xl, 1 1 5 - 1 6

DRAKE, SIR FRANCIS, REVIVED, xxxiii, 1 2 1 -

Dra Ke's Famous Voyage Round the

DRA KE'S GREAT ARMADA, xxxiii, 229-259

¶Drake, Sir Francis, armadas of, xxxiii,

¶226-7; on Barbary Coasts, 199-200; at

¶Cape Blanco, 200; Cacafuego pursuit, 2 1 1 ; in Canaries, 233; at Canno, 2 1 2 ; at Cape Verde Islands, 201-2, 234-8; Cartagena, expeditions against, 144-5,

¶155-60, 244-53; Chagres Fleet and,

¶185; Chili, on coast of, 209-11; Cimaroons and, 152-5; in Cuba, 253; death

of, 2 2 7; DEDICATORY EPISTLE TO

¶ELIZABETH , 126-7; at Dominica, 239;

¶at Ferro and Cape Blanco, 233-4; fl eet of, and commanders of, 229-30; at Fogo and Brava Islands, 202-3; French captain and, 186-8; Garret, John, and, 132; at Guatulco, 2 1 2 ; Harrison on, xxxv, 3 2 1 ; at Isle of Pinos, xxxiii, 1 3 4 , 143; at Isle of Victuals, 1 4 1 - 2 ; at La Mocha, 208; life of, chief events, 1 2 2 , 128; at Lima, 2 1 0 - 1 1 ; in Malay Islands,

¶218-24; in New Albion, 2 1 3 - 7 ; at

¶Nombre de Dios, 135-40, 166; in Pacific Ocean, 1 7 1 , 207, 2 1 7 ; in Panama,

¶166-78; at Port Pheasant, 1 3 1 - 3 ; at

¶Port St. Julian, 205-6; prizes and losses

¶of, 258-9; Raleigh's colony and, 256-8;

¶Resolution of Land-Captains, 248-50; Rio Grande expedition, 1 4 9 - 5 1 ; at St. Augustine, 254-6, 258; at St. Christopher's, 239; at St. Domingo, 240-4; 258-9; at St. Helena, 256; at Santiago, 202-3; at Santa Marta, 1 6 1 ; in Sound

¶203-5; on coast of Spain, 230-3;

¶160-1; in Strait of Magellan, 206-7; at

¶Venta Cruz, 178-9; plan against

¶Veragua, 182-5; wound of, 1 4 0 - 1 ;

Dedication to Charles I, 1 2 5; De Di ­Cation to the Reader, 128

¶xxxiii, 130, 1 3 6 , 138, 1 3 9 , 1 4 3 , 146-7,

¶364-6; pleasure in, reason of, 222-3;

DRAMAS, CONTINENTAL, xxvi

¶DRAMAS , ELIZABETHAN , xlvi, xlvii

DRAMAS, GREEK, viiiDRAMAS, MODERN ENGLISH, xviii

¶Dramatic Poetry, Wordsworth on, xxxix,

¶298

¶Dramatists, Aristophanes on duty of, viii,

¶470, 4 7 2

¶1 3 5

¶Drayton, Michael, poems by, xl, 222-8

¶DREAM , A, by Burns, vi, 207-11

DREAM, A, OF THE UNKNOWN, xii, 842-3Index

¶Dreams, Adam on, iv, 183; Augustine,

¶St., on, vii, 1 8 2 ; Bunyan on, xv, 226-7;

¶Calderon on, xxvi, 52-5, 56, 67-8; Chaucer on, xl, 37-8 note 34, 39-43; Descartes on, xxxiv, 33-4; Elihu on, xliv, 123-4 ( ' S - 1 ? ) ; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 3 1 5 - 1 7 ; Homer on, xxii, 2 7 1 ; Hume on, xxxvii, 304; Pascal on, xlviii, 127

¶(386); Pliny on, ix, 202-3; Tennyson

¶on, xlii, 1004

¶Dress, in ancient Egypt, xxxiii, 41-2; in Elizabethan England, xxxv, 289-92; of the Germans, xxxiii, 102; Herrick on disorder in, xl, 336; Locke on, xxxvii,

¶10, 1 5 - 1 6 , 29-30; Luther on luxury in,

¶xxxvi, 3 3 1 ; Pascal on, xlviii, 37-8, no ( 3 1 5 - 1 6 ) ; Shakespeare on, xlvi, 109;

¶in Utopia, xxxvi, 178-9, 182-3, 193-4,

¶Drinking, Burns on, vi, 100, 185; Brynhild on, xlix, 369; of children, xxxvii, 19-20, 30; Cotton on, xxxix, 309; Dryden on, xl, 392-3; Johnson on, xxvii, 1 7 9 ; Locke on, xxxvii, 14, 176-7; More on, xxxvi, 203; Omar Khayyam on, xii,

¶943. 946, 9 7 6 , 950-2, 954-5, 956-7;

¶Penn on, i, 329 (65-7); Shakespeare

¶Drinking Song (16th century), xl, 190-2 Drinking Song, of Tony Lumpkin, xviii,

¶Drugger, in THE ALCHEMIST , xlvii, 558- 62, 589-91, 603, 606-7, 638, 640, 653- 4, 656, 662

¶Druids, Burke on, xxiv, 50; Milton on,

¶iv, 7 3 ; Voltaire on, xxxiv, 88

Drumlanrig, on Destruction of Woods

¶Drummond, William, poems by, xl, 326-

¶Drunkenness, as a crime, xxv, 294; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 354; St. Paul on, xlv, 497 ( 1 0 ) , 497 ( n ) ; Penn on, i,

¶and, 304-5; PREFACE TO FABLES , xxxix,

¶SHORT POEMS by, xl, 384-96; Taine on,

DUCHESS, MY LAST, xlii, 1074-5

¶DUCHESS OF MALFI , xlvii, 7 5 5 - 8 5 5 ; re

¶marks on, 7 5 4

DUCKLING, THE UGLY, xvii, 221-30

Duddon River, Valedictory Sonnet To,

Index 209

¶13; Sancho Panza and, 219-20, 290-1; Solis Dan on, 12-3; Sonnet on, 5 1 4

Dull, in PIL GR IM'S PROGRESS, XV, 2 1 7

¶Dumas, M . , on fermentation, xxxviii, 3 5 1 Dumont, Pierre Etienne, on Bentham's

¶works, xxv, 44, 45; Traite des Judi-

Dumourier, General, Impromptu OkDESERTION OF, vi, 461

¶Dunbar, Col., Franklin on, i, 1 3 2 , 1 3 5 ,

¶Dunbar, William, lines to, vi, 256 note Duncan, in MACBETH , in camp near Forres, xlvi, 322-4; horses of, 348; Lady Macbeth and, 332, 333, 334-5, 340; Macbeth and, 330-1, 334, 3 5 5 ; murder of, 337

DUNCAN DAVISON, vi, 301DUNCAN GRAY, vi, 448-9

DUNDAS, ROBERT, ON THE DEATH OF, vi,292-3

¶Duport, Dr., Dean of Peterborough, xv,

¶Duppa, Dr., Walton on, xv, 353

¶Duquesne, Fort, attack on, i, 134-5, r 3 7 Duranti, Durante, xxxi, 180 note, 245 Duras, Robert of, xxxv, 45

¶Diirer, Albert, method of, iii, 106

¶Duress, in Massachusetts, xliii, 7 2 (40) Durham, Bishop of, at Otterburn, xxxv,

¶Durham, John George Lambton, Lord,

¶xxv, 134-5

¶Durindana, sword of Roland, xlix, 1 1 9 ,

¶Duris, the Samian, on Alcibiades, xii, 138; Cicero on, ix, 149; on Pericles, xii,

¶6 4 . . .

¶Dust, infusorial, in St. Jago, xxix, 14-5

¶Dutch, Goldsmith on the, xli, 528

¶Duties, Customs, administration of, best, x, 528-30; discriminating, 353-70; excise and customs, 524; exemption from, 389, 406; high, effect of, 527; historically considered, 524; on importation of necessities, 5 1 6 ; name, origin of,