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INNER VISION, THE, xli, 672-3

¶Innis, anecdote of, i, 152-3

Innkeeper, Nicknamed " the Marquis, "

INNOCENCE, AUGURIES OF, xli, 586-90

Index 27I

¶xxiv, 1 7 1 - 2 ; Gallus on, xxxv , 3 1 5 note; Machiavelli on, xxxvi , 8, 2 0 - 1 ; Penn on, i, 343 ( 2 3 0 - 1 ) ; reform contrasted with, xxiv, 3 9 1 ; Smith on, xxvii, 239;

¶Washington on, xliii, 240

¶Inns of the Court, xxxv , 379-80

¶Ino, in the BACCH * , viii, 399, 4 2 1 ; in the

¶ODYSSEY , xxii, 7 6

¶Inoculation, Franklin on, i, 96; extended by Pasteur, xxxviii, 270; Voltaire on, xxxiv, 93-7; Woolman on, i, 237-8

¶(see also Vaccination)

¶Inquiry, Bacon on, xi, 1; Bacon's method of, xxxix , 132-40; 143-6; Browne on, iii, 264-5; Burke on, xxiv, 7-9, 46-8; Buddha on useless subjects of, xlv, 647-52; Carlyle on, xxv , 320, 346; Channing on, xxviii, 3 2 5 ; Emerson on, v, 20-1; Hobbes on ends of, xxxiv, 346-7; 3 7 4 - 5 ; judgment and fancy in, 350-1; Hume on limits of, xxxvii, 4 1 8 - 20; Kempis on, vii, 262 (4), 363 ( 1 , 2 ) , 364 ( 5 ) ; Marcus Aurelius on, ii, 209 ( 1 1 ) , 232 ( 3 ) , 243 ( 4 ) , 247 (30). 255 ( 1 1 ) , 284 ( 3 7 ) , 300 ( 2 9 ) ; Penn on, i, 338, 386 ( 1 6 4 ) ; Plutarch

¶on improper love of, xii, 35

¶Inquisition, censorship of press by the, iii, 193, 196, 198; Galileo and, xxxiv , 1 1 1 ; in the Netherlands, xix, 2 5 7 ; Pascal on

¶the, xlviii, 3 1 5

¶Inquisitiveness, of children, xxxvii, 104-7;

¶Horace on, xxvii, 32 note 33

¶Insects, color of, xi, 1 3 9 ; flowers and, 99- 100, 101-2, 104-5; Harrison on, xxxv , 346-7; hearts in, xxxviii, 85, 86, 130; imitation among, xi, 224-5, 446-8; luminous, 188, 190; neuter and sterile, 278-83; phosphorescent, xxix, 38-9; respiration in, xxxviii, 1 3 4 - 5 ; at sea, xxix, 164-5; wings of, developed from

¶tracheae, xi, 187

¶Insensibility, Pascal on, xlviii, 7 7 ( 1 9 7 - 8 )

INSENSIBILITY, HAPPY, xli, 875-6

¶Insight, Confucius on, xliv, 38 (6)

¶Insincerity, Marcus Aurelius on, ii, 204

¶( 1 6 )

¶Inspiration, Emerson on, v, 28-9, 43, 59, 70; Epictetus on, ii, 134 ( 5 3 ) ; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 354; Pascal on, xlviii, 91 ( 2 4 5 ) ; Plutarch on, xii, 1 7 7 - 8 ; Quaker

¶doctrine of, xxxiv, 70-1

¶Instaevones, Tacitus on the, xxxiii, 93

INSTAURATIO MAGNA, PREFACES TO, xxxix,

p. 272¶272

Institutes, Dedication of Cal VI N's,

INSTRUMENT OF GOVERNMENT, THE, xliii,

INTEGER V IT ^ E, xl, 286-7

¶INTERCOURSE , TRUTH OF , by Stevenson,

Index

¶conditions, xi, 303-4; importance of, 53; necessity of, 103-7; reciprocal, 294-5; between species, 285-305; species kept true by, 109; varieties, how

¶affected by, 98-9, 107-9

¶Interdicts, Luther on, xxxvi, 269 note 4 Interest (ethical), as source of errors, xlviii, 38-9; as basis of friendship, ix, 27; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 269, 3 7 4 ; Kant on, xxxii, 325 note, 359 note, 370

¶note

¶Interest (monetary), defined, x, 53; in Elizabethan England, xxxv, 299-300; unknown among ancient Germans, xxxiii, 107; legal regulation of, x, 284- 5; Luther on, xxxvi, 331-2; in early Massachusetts, xliii, 70 ( 2 3 ) ; Penn on, i> 337! price of land dependent on rate of, x, 286; rates of, historically considered, x, 9 1 - 2 , 96; rate of, on what dependent, 280-2; rate of, affected by taxes on profits, 504-5; rate of, due to insecurity, 97-8; rate of, determines building rent, 488; rates of, as index of profits, 98; taxes on, 496-7 (see also

¶Usury)

¶Intermediate Varieties, absence of, xi, 169-75; l n geological formations, 332-

¶4 °

¶Intermitting, Burke on, xxiv, 7 0 - 1 , 1 1 1 -

¶12

¶International Law , offences against, xliii,

¶184 ( 1 0 )

¶International Relations, Washington on,

¶xliii, 243-8

¶Interpreter, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS , X V ,

¶32-41, 202-12

¶Interruptions, Bacon on, iii, 63; Locke on,

¶xxxvii, 1 2 5 , 126

¶Interstate Commerce, xliii, 184 ( 3 ) , 185

¶(6)

INTIMATIONS OF IMMORTALITY, xii, 595-

¶600; Mill on, xxv , 95

¶Intolerance, Mill on, xxv , 37, 226-8; in

¶politics, Hamilton on, xliii, 201

¶Introspection, Burke on value of xxiv, 9 Introversion, Emerson on, v, 20

¶Intuition, Emerson on, v, 59, 62, 69; Mill on doctrine of, xxv, 168-9; Mill on knowledge by, 1 4 1 ; Pascal on, xlviii,

¶41 ( 9 5 ) . 99-100, 143 (434)

¶Intuitive Mind, Pascal on the, xlviii, 9-12 Invective (s), Browne on religious, iii, 256; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 350; Luther on, xxxvi, 337; Swift on, xxvii, 1 1 5

INVENTORY, THE, vi, 186-8IN VERA RY, THE BARD AT, vi, 272INVEREY, in THE BARON OF BRACKLEY,

Invitation, Apology for Declining An,

¶vi, 5 1 3

INVITATION, EXTEMPORE REPLY TO AN, vi,

¶460

INVITATION, VERSIFIED REPLY TO AN, vi,

Index 273

¶xxviii, 258, 266; Mill on, xxv , 146, 180-1; Newman on, xxviii, 50; poetry in, xxvii, 7-8, 1 1 7 - 2 1 ; Renan on, xxxii, 137, 140; woolen manufactures of, x,

195-6IRELAND, THE FAIR HILLS OF, xii, 9 2 1 - 2

¶Irenaeus, St., on early converts, xxviii,

¶37-8; Milton on, iii, 203

IRESON'S RIDE, xlii, 1357-60

¶Iris, Juno and, xiii, 46, 1 7 7 ; Milton on, iv, 46, 7 1 , 3 2 5 ; in THE TEMPEST , xlvi,

¶445-7, 448

¶Irish, cold baths among the, xxxvii, 1 3 ; Thackeray on the, xxviii, 16 (see also

¶Celtic Races)

¶Irish Channel, tides in, xxx , 288

IRISH EMIGRANT, LAMENT OF THE, xii,

¶919-20

¶Irish Rebel, story of the, iii, 98-9

¶Iron, beginnings of use of, xxxiv , 206; More on, xxxvi, 1 9 1 ; combustion of, in oxygen, xxx , 138; action of, on water,

120-2

¶Iron Brigade, at Gettysburg, xliii, 326

¶note, 330, 331

¶IRON HENRY , tale of, xvii, 47-50

IROQUOIS INDIANS, TREATY WITH, xliii,

¶Irus, the beggar, Ulysses and, xxii, 245-8 Irving, Edward , Carlyle and, xxv , 3 1 5

¶Isaac, son of Abraham , xliv, 436 (8); Augustine, St., on, vii, 187; M o ham

¶med on, xlv, 910; Pascal on, xlviii, 201 Isabella, Queen, of Castile, on forms, iii,

¶125; Raleigh on, xxxix , 85, 86

¶Isabella, Queen of Edward I I , her griefs, xlvi, 1 5 , 2 1 - 2 ; sues for Gaveston's recall, 2 1 - 5 ; reconciled to king, 26-7; at Gaveston's return, 3 1 - 4 , accused by king, 38; in Tynemouth , 40-2; sent to France, 49, 55, 56-9; return with Mortimer, 6 1 - 4 ; Edward on, 69, 7 1 , 72; her triumph with Mortimer, 7 3 ; her part in king's death, 7 4 - 5 ; with Prince Edward , 76-82; at death of Kent, 82; accused of king's murder, 87;

¶committed to Tower , 88-9

¶Isaeus, Demosthenes and, xii, 194; Pliny

¶on, ix, 2 1 3 - 1 4

¶Isaiah, Augustine, St., on, vii, 1 4 5 ; Burns on, vi, 138; prophecy of Eucharist, xlviii, 349; murder of xlv, 9 1 4 note

ISLES OF GREECE, xli, 8 1 2 - 1 5

IT WAS A'F OR OUR RIGHT FU'K IN G, vi,

ITALIAN ESSAYS, xxxii, 3 7 7 - 3 9 6

Index

¶xxviii, 256-7; Louis XII in, xxxvi , 1 3 - 1 5 , 24; Macaulay on mediaeval, xxvii, 366-76, 382; Machiavelli on princes of, xxxvi, 78-9; Machiavelli's plea for freedo m of, 83-6; mercenaries in, 43-4; papal power in, 276-7; politics of, after Charles VIII, xxvii, 387-8; Renaissance in, 1, 23; Taine on mediaeval, xxxix, 424; Turner on travels in, xxxv , 378;

¶Virgil on ancient, iii, 76

¶Ithaca, Homer on, xxii, 6 1 , 1 1 5

¶Ithacus (see Ulysses)

¶Ithuriel, in PARADISE LOST , iv, 174-5

¶Itinerant Preachers, Franklin on, i, 103;

¶Penn on, 359 ( 4 6 1 )

¶Itylus, and Philomela, x x , 2 1 3 note;

¶Homer on, xxii, 270

¶ITYLUS , by Swinburne, xlii, 1201-3

¶lulus (see Ascanius)

¶Ivon, and Ivor, xlix, 158, 167, 174

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

¶Ixion, jEschylus on, viii, 140, 1 5 1 ; Virgil

¶on, xiii, 228

¶Iwarawaqueri, the, xxxiii, 354, 356, 358 Jackson, Lidian, second wife of Emer

¶son, v, 3

¶Jackson, Stonewall, and Barbara Frietchie,

¶xlii, 1363-4

¶Jacob, and the angel, xlii, 1304; A u gustine, St., on, vii, 187; Bunyan on dissimulation of, xv, 260; Milton on, iv, 148, 324, 345; Mohammed on, xlv, 9 1 0 - 1 1 , 922, 926-9; Pascal on, xlviii, 201, 203, 237; the Psalmist on, xliv, 275 ( 1 0 ) , 276 ( 2 3 ) ; Stephen on,

¶436 (8, 12, 1 4 - 1 6 )

¶Jacob's Ladder, Bunyan on, xv, 237

JACOB IT E'S EPITAPH, A, xli, 9 1 7JACOBITES, YE, BY NAME, vi, 420-1

¶Jacobs, Joseph, compiler of iEsop's Fables,

¶xvii, 9

¶Jacobus de Benedictis, hymn by, xlv, 553-

¶5

¶Jael, Sisera and, iv, 439; x v , 58

¶Ja'far, vizier of Harun Er-Rashid, xvi, 60-1, 62, 63, 64, 65, 99-100, 2 1 5 - 1 8 ,

¶220, 2 2 1 , 228, 229-30

¶Jaguar, flesh of the, xxix, 1 2 2 ; habits of,

¶140-1

¶Jairus, the daughter of, xliv, 3 7 6 ( 4 1 - 2 ) ,

¶377 (49-56)

¶Jamaica, disturbance in, xxv, 181-4

¶James, St., the Great, xliv, 366 ( 1 0 - 1 1 ) , 368 ( 1 4 ) , 3 7 7 ( 5 i ) , 379 (28), 380 ( 5 4 ) , 424 ( 1 3 ) , 448 ( 2 ) ; disillusion-

JAMIE, COME TRY ME, vi, 343

¶75

Index 275

¶77 ( 2 ) ; music and, xii, 4 7 7 ; Pascal on, xlviii, 164 ( 5 0 2 ) ; Penn on, i, 3 4 1 , 388; rage and, xxxiv, 353

JEAN, THY BONIE FACE, IT IS NA, vi, 3 1 6

¶Jefferson, Thomas , author of DE CLARA TION OF INDEPENDENCE , xliii, 150 note; the Mecklenburg Declaration and, 156

¶note

¶Jeffrey, Francis, Carlyle and, xxv , 3 1 6 ;

¶Edinburgh Review and, xxvii, 224

¶Jehoshaphat, Last Judgment in, xx, 40

¶note 1

¶Jehovah, name of God (see JOB , BOOK OF ,

142; on Vaccination, 143-220

¶Jenner, Henry, xxxviii, 154, 160,-1, 202,

¶2 1 1 , 2 1 6

¶Jenner, Rev. G . C , xxxviii, 2 1 3 - 1 4

JENNY K IS S'DME, xii, 870

¶Jephthah, Dante on, xx, 303; daughter of,

¶xlvi, 1 3 6 ; Milton on, iv, 382, 421

¶Jeremiah, Burns's paraphrase of, vi, 24; Calvin on, xxxix, 42; worshipped in Egypt, 35; imprisonment of, xlv, 9 1 4 note; Pascal on, xlviii, 209; Woolman

¶on, i, 194

¶Jeremy, in SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER , xviii,

¶247

¶Jeroboam, Bunyan on, xv, 309

¶Jerome, St., apparition of, iii, 199; on angels, xx, 408 note 1; on idleness,

¶xxxix, 13-4

¶Jerome of Prague, xxxvi, 3 1 7

¶Jerusalem, Dante on destruction of, x x , 232 note 5, 3 1 1 note 6; Jesus on, xliv, 392 (34-5). 404-5 ( 4 1 - 4 ) ; Jews on situation of, v, 334; lament over destruction of, xliv, 244-5; Par£ on destruction of, xxxviii, 3 1 ; Pascal on ruin of, xlviii, 2 1 7 - 8 (654); prayer for peace of, 307-8; prophecy of destruction of, xliv, 408 (20-4); temple of, washed with alum, xxxv , 3 1 9 ; Woolman on wickedness of, i, 206

JERUSALEM, THE GOLDEN, xlv, 549JESSIE, THE FLOWER O'DUNB LANE, xii,593-4

¶Jester's Song, from JOLLY BEGGARS , vi,

125-6

¶Jesting, Bacon on limits of, iii, 83; clumsy, no joke, xvii, 1 5 ; with malice, Sheridan on, xviii, [276]120 276

JESU, DULCE DO CORD IUM, xlv, 550-1JESU, DULCIS MEMORIA, xlv, 550

Index

¶397-8 ( 1 9 - 3 1 ) ; parable of lost sheep, 394 ( 3 - 7 ) ; parable of marriage feast, 392-3 ( 8 - 1 1 ) ; parable of old and new garments and wines, 367 (36-9); parable of the Pharisee and publican, 400-1 ( 9 - 1 4 ) ; parable of piece of silver, 394-5 (8-10); parable of prodigal son, 395-6 ( 1 1 - 3 2 ) ; parable of rich man, 387 ( 1 6 - 2 1 ) ; parable of sower, 374 ( 4 - 1 5 ) ; parable of ten servants, 403 ( 1 1 - 2 6 ) ; parable of unjust steward, 396-7 ( 1 - 1 3 ) ; parable of vineyard, 405-6 ( 9 - 1 8 ) ; in PARADISE R E GAINED , iv, 359 et seq.; Pascal on, xlviii, 80 (222-3), ' 7 5 - 8 , 180 (554), 263 ( 7 4 4 ) , 273-4 (786-92), 2 7 5 ; Pascal on miracles of, 280-1 (808-13), 285 (826), 286-7 (829), 288 (834), 289-90 (838, 839), 292-3, 294; passion and death, xliv, 4 1 1 - 1 6 ; passion of, Milton on, iv, 23-5; Paul, St., on resurrection of, xlv, 5 1 1 ( 3 - 1 1 ) ; Peter and, xliv, 4 1 2 (55-62); Peter on, 426-7 (22-36), 428, 430 ( 1 0 - 1 2 ) ; Pharisees and, 385-6 (37- 44). 397 ( I 4 " I 7 ) ; Plato and, xxvii, 346; teaches prayer, xliv, 383-4 ( 1 - 1 3 ) ; public ministry, 363-409; resurrection of, 4 1 6 - 1 7 ; Rousseau on, xxxiv, 301; on the Sabbath, xliv, 368 ( 1 - 1 1 ) , 390- 1 ( 1 4 - 1 6 ) , 392 ( 1 - 6 ) ; Sadducees and, 406-7 (27-40); casts sellers out of temple, 405 (45-6); sermon on the mount, 369-70 (20-49); sends out seventy disciples, 381-2 ( 1 - 2 4 ) ; Shelley on, xxvii, 345; Sidney on parables of, 18; storm stilled by, xliv, 375 (22-5); temptation of, 362-3 ( 1 - 1 3 ) ; transfiguration of, 379 (29-36); on tribute money, 406 (22-6); xxxvi, 370; Watts on, xlv, 537-8; Wesley on, 559-60; widow of Nain and, xliv, 371 ( n - 1 7 ) ; on the widow's mite, 407 ( 1 - 4 ) ; women and, 3 7 4 ( 2 - 3 ) ; xv, 266; Woolman on, i, 279-80; Zacchaeus and, xliv, 402-3 ( 1 - 1 0 ) (see also

¶Christ)

¶Jethro, daughter of, xlii, 1097

¶Jetter, in EGMONT , xix, 253-9, 2 7 1 - 7 ,

¶296-301, 3 1 6 - 1 7

¶Jevons, on Herodotus, xxxiii, 6

¶JEWISH PHYSICIAN , story of the, xvi, 142-

¶9

¶Jews, Browne on the, iii, 277-8 ( 2 5 ) ; in England, v, 346; German, cold baths of, xxxvii, 1 3 ; Justine on the, in Egypt,

JHANSI, IN THE ROUND TOWER AT, xlii,

JOCK OF HAZELDEAN, xii, 741JOCK EY'S TAEN THE PARTING KISS, vi,

Index 277

¶380 (49, 5 4 ) , 410 ( 8 - 1 3 ) , 424 ( 1 3 ) , 428 ( 1 ) , 429-30; apocalypse of, iv, 154; v, 1 7 6 ; vi, 138; on the Eucharist, xlviii, 349; Gospel of, translated by Faust, xix, 54; Milton on, iii, 2 3 1 ; in PARADISE of Dante, x x , 394-7, 422 note 7; in Samaria, xliv, 439 ( 1 4 - 1 6 ) ,

¶440 ( 1 7 - 2 5 )

¶John, St., of Damascus, hymn by, xlv,

¶543

¶John, tailed Mark, xliv, 449 ( 1 2 ) , 450

¶( 2 5 ) , 450 ( 5 ) , 451 ( 1 3 ) , 457 (37-9)

¶JOHN BAPTIST , SAINT , by Drummond , xl,

¶326

¶John the Baptist, birth prophesied, xliv, 353 ( 1 3 ) , 354 ( I 4 - I 7 ) ; birth of, 356 ( 5 7 - 6 3 ) ; childhood in desert, 3 5 7 (80); Dante on, x x , 238, 365 note 1 2 , 420; Herod and, xliv, 361 ( 1 9 ) , 362 (20), 3 7 7 ( 9 ) ; Jesus and, 3 7 1 ( 1 8 - J9)> 3 7 2 (20-8); Kempis on, vii, 362 ( 3 ) ; Milton on, iv, 359-60, 363-6; M o ham me d on, xlv, 908, 909, 9 1 4 note 4; Pascal on, xlviii, 264 ( 7 5 2 ) , 2 7 2 ( 7 8 4 ) ; Paul, St., on, xliv, 451 ( 2 4 - 5 ) ;

¶preaching of, 360 (2-4), 361 ( 5 - 1 8 ) John XXI , Pope, x x , 338 note 34

¶John XXII , Pope, x x , 400 note 8; an

¶nates established by, xxxvi , 278 note John of Austria, xxxix, 87

¶John, King of Bohemia, in Crecy cam

¶paign, xxxv , 12, 1 7 , 22, 28-9

¶John of Burgogne, xxxix, 85

¶John, King of England, Bertrand and, xx, 1 1 8 note; Cistertians and, xxxv , 255-6; fowling laws of, 334; Voltaire

¶on, xxxiv, 89

¶John, King of France, Black Prince and, xxxv , 54, 55-6, 58; capture of, 5 1 , 58- 9; cardinal of Perigord and, 39-42; at Poitiers, 34-9, 47-8, 48-50; prisoner in

¶England, 221

¶John of Gaunt, and Chaucer, xxxix , 163 John of Hainault, in EDWARD I I , xlvi,

¶57-9, 62

¶John, King of Portugal, xxxix , 86

¶John, Duke of Suabia, xxvi, 424 and

¶note; murders Emperor, 478; as monk

in WILLIAM TELL, 482-8

¶John the Swede, in Two YEARS BEFORE THE MAST , xxiii, 33-4, 42, 100, 1 0 1 - 3 , 107, 126, 397

JOHN ANDERSON, MY JO, vi, 345JOHN BARLEYCORN: A BALLAD, vi, 39-

p. 278¶278

John Gilpin, the Diverting History

¶O F , xli, 546-54

JOHNIE ARMSTRONG, xl, 101-3JOHNIE LAD, COCK UP YOUR BEAVER, vi,

JOHNSON, ESTHER, ON DEATH OF, xxvii,

TO CHESTERFIELD, xxxix, 206-7; PREF ­

A SATIRE, xli, 504; PREFACE TO

JOLLY GOOD ALE AND OLD, xl, 190-2

M ON T'S LETTER TO, xl, 3 1 9 - 2 1; on

Index

¶ing on, xxxix, 180; Hazlitt on, xxvii, 276-7; life and works, 54; xlvii, 540; poems by, xl, 290-303; ON SHAKE

¶SPEARE , xxvii, 55

¶Jordan, Thomas , LET Us DRINK , xl, 364-

¶5

¶Jorge, Alvaro, xxxiii, 3 1 5 note

¶Jormunrek, King, xlix, 336, 354, 355-6,

¶357, 385, 418, 428, 420

¶Josaphat (see Jehoshaphat)

¶Joseph of Arimathaja, xliv, 4 1 6 (50-3); in Holy Grail legend, xxxv , 1 1 8 - 1 9 ,

¶J 3 7 , 1 5 1 , 205, 2 1 2

¶Joseph, husband of Mary, xliv, 354 ( 2 7 ) ,

¶357 (4), 362 (23); xl, 260

¶Joseph, Kaiser, as Count Lorraine, xxv ,

¶427

Joseph, in PIL GR IM'S PROGRESS, XV, 228-9,

¶245, 247, 282, 287

¶Joseph, son of Jacob, Chaucer on dreams of, xl, 43; the harlot and, v, 66; xv, 72, 85; Locke on story of, xxxvii, 133; Mohammed on, xlv, 922-30, 933; Pascal on, xlviii, 207 (623), 234 (698), 237, 268 (768); the Psalmist on, xliv, 276 ( 1 7 - 2 2 ) ; Stephen on, 436 (9-15)

JOSEPH ANDREWS, PREFACE TO, xxxix,

¶176-81

¶Josephus, silence of, on Christ, xlviii, 273 ( 7 8 7 ) ; on Jewish Law , 205-206, 209, 2 1 1 ; Pascal on, 208 (629); on

¶spirits, xli, 686 note

¶Joshua, Gibeonites and, vii, 303 (2); Milton on, iv, 348, 349; one of nine worthies, xxxix, 20; in Paradise, xx,

¶362; Pascal on, xlviii, 207 ( 6 2 7 )

¶Joule, James Prescott, law of conservation and, xxx , 1 7 5 - 6 ; on mechanical equivalent of heat, xxx , 198; on expan

¶sion of gases, 199

¶Jourbert, THE GERM THEORY , xxxviii,

¶269, 364-70

JOURNAL OF JOHN WOOLMAN, i, 169-312

¶Journalism, Franklin's ideas of, i, 92-3

JOURNEY ONWARDS, THE, xli, 820JOURNEYS IN DIVERSE PLACES, xxxviii,

¶9-58; remarks on, 8

¶Jousts, Bacon on, iii, 96

¶Jove, in the V ENEID , xiii, 82-3, 1 2 1 , 160-1, 200-1, 3 2 1 , 325, 342, 4 1 7 - 1 8 ; Alcmena and, xl, 242; Amalthea and, iv, 1 6 1 ; Augustine, St., on, vii, 1 7 - 1 8 ; bird of, iv, 323; Dana: and, xlvi, 55; Leda and, xl, 230; Maia and, 242; Milton on, iv, 66, 273 (see also Jupiter)

¶13

Index 279

¶and, xlviii, 1 2 ; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 346, 349-50, 3 5 1 - 2 ; human and divine, vii, 2 9 6 ( 5 ) , 3 1 1 ; Kempis on rash, 2 1 7 - 1 8 ; Massinger on, xlvii, 929; Penn's rule of, i, 385-6; necessary to poets, xxxix , 297; Pascal on, xlviii, 126 (381, 3 8 3 ) ; Rousseau on the, xxxiv, 245-7; sentiment compared with, xxvii, 205-6, 216; taste and, xxiv, 22-6; wit corn

¶pared with, i, 339 ( 1 7 1 - 3 ) ; xxiv, 1 7

¶Judgment Day (see Last Judgment)

¶JUDICATURE , ESSAY ON , Bacon's, iii, 130-

¶4

¶Judicature, expenses of, x, 450-2, 465; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 4 1 0 - 1 1 ; in U . S., xliii, 194 ( 5 ) , 194-5 (6), 195 (7. 8);

¶in Utopia, xxxvi, 2 1 2 - 1 3

¶Judicial Penalties, Winthrop on, xliii,

¶90-100, 1 0 1 , 102, 103, 104-5

¶Judicial Power, of U . S., xliii, 189-90,

¶1.95 ( n )

¶Judicial Proceedings, in Massachusetts,

¶xliii, 69-74, 7 7 (76)

¶Judith, the Jewess, in Paradise, xx, 4 1 9 Judith, wife of Louis Debonnaire, xxxix ,

¶82

¶Jugglery, Woolman on, i, 2 7 1 - 2

¶Julia, mother of Antony, xii, 322, 336

¶Julia, daughter of Caesar, xii, 2 7 5 , 284;

¶in Dante's Limbo, xx, 20

¶Julia, wife of Marius, xii, 267

¶Julia, in DUCHESS OF MALFI , wife of Castruccio, her jests, xlvii, 758-9; with Cardinal, 783-5; with Delio, 785-6; with Pescara, 832; on Bosola, 837; with Bosola, 838-41; last scene with

¶Cardinal, 841-3

¶Julian, St., patron saint of hospitality, xl,

¶20 note 178

¶Julian, Emperor, at Athens, xxviii, 60;

¶laws against Christians, vii, 124; iii,

¶Julianus, death of, xxxvi, 64; Machiavelli

¶on, 67

¶Julienne, name of Bramimonde, xlix, 1 9 5 Juliers, Duke of, xxxv , 101

¶Julius II, Pope, his aggrandizement of the papacy, xxxvi, 39-40; auxiliaries of, 45; Caesar Borgia and, 28; economy of, 52-3; Ferrara and, 8; impetuosity

¶of, 81-2; Luther and, 264, 336

¶Julius III, Pope, Cellini and, xxxi, 385;

¶election of, 383 note 1

¶Julius, Caius, the physician, xxxii, 14

¶Julius, the centurion, xliv, 481 ( l , [280]3) 280

JULLANAR OF THESE A, StOTy of, XVI, 326-

Index

¶rule of, i, 79; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 401-7, 409; human and divine, xlviii, 83 (233); Manzoni on, xxi, 52; Marcus Aurelius on, ii, 287 ( 1 0 ) , 341-2; More on, xxxvi, 2 1 3 ; of nature, v, 26, 90; Pascal on, xlviii, 38, 103 (294), 105-6 (297-9), 108 (309), 109 ( 3 1 2 ) , 124 ( 3 7 5 ) . 305 (878); Penn on benefit of, i, 387-8; Penn on delays of, 354-5 (390-4); Penn's maxim of, 337; Plutarch on, xii, 83-4; Pope on origin of, xl, 429; Shakespeare on human, xlvi, 295; story of statue of, xlii, 1308-9;

¶Winthrop on, xliii, 92-3, 97

¶Justification, Bunyan on, xv, 27, 2 1 3 - 1 4 ; Calvin on, xxxix, 49; Ignorance's idea of, xv, 149-50; Luther on, xxxvi, 346-

¶78

¶Justin of Val Ferree, xlix, 1 3 7

¶Justina and St. Ambrose, vii, 146

¶Justinian, Dante on, xx, 168, 305-6;

¶Marlowe on Institutes of, xix, 207

¶Justin Martyr, Apology of, ii, 309-10, 3 1 2 ,

¶313

¶Justus, Fabius, letter to, ix, 197

¶Justus, Titus, xliv, 462-3 ( 7 )

¶Juturna, in the JENEID , xiii, 394-5, 397-9,

¶405, 406, 4 1 7 , 420-1

¶Juvenal, authorship of Satires doubted, ii, 320 note 2; contemporaneity, ii, 320; on death, iii, 10; the grotesque in,

¶xxxix, 350; George Long, on, ii, 320-1 Juvenale, Latino (see Manetti)

¶Kaabah, the, xlv, 876, 893 note, 1004 Kal m , Peter, on American colonies, x,

¶186-7

¶Kamaduk, xlv, 800, 832

¶Kanakas, the, xxiii, 139-40, 143-8, 242-4 Kangaroo, young of the, xi, 234

¶Kant, Immanuel, Emerson on, v, 143; life and works, xxxii, 298; METAPHYSIC OF MORALS , 299-373; Schiller on sys

¶tem of, 210

¶Kao Ch'ai, xliv, 34 note 12

¶Kao-tsung, xliv, 50 (43)

¶Kao-yao, xliv, 40

¶Kara, daughter of Halfdan, xlix, 367 Karen, in THERE D SHOES , xvii, 329-34 Karlsefni, Thorfinn, xliii, 1 4 - 1 7 , 19-20 Karma, cessation of, xlv, 7 3 1 ; fruitful and barren, 669-74; good and bad, 675-6; kinds of, 666-8; meritorious and bodily, 666-8; on ignorance depends, 625, 661-2, 667-8; proximate, 654 note

KEEKIN - GLASS, THE, vi, 427

KEITH OF RAVELSTON, BALLAD OF, xlii,

¶4 9

KELLYBURN BRAES, vi, 436

Kemble, Mrs., on Seeing, in Ya Rico,

Ken Mur E's on and Awa, Willie, VI, 422KENNEDY, JOHN, LINES TO, vi, 221KENNEDY, JOHN, DUMFRIES HOUSE, vi,

INDEX 28l

¶Lear, 2 1 9 - 2 1 ; with Lear in disguise, 230-1; with Oswald, 233; and Fool, 233-4; sent to Gloucester, 240; at Glou cester's, quarrel with Oswald, 246-9; in stocks, 249-51; set at liberty, 256; in the storm, 262-4; finds Lear, 265-6; at the hovel, 267-9, 2 7 1 , 2 7 2 ; with Lear in his madness, 273-6; flight with Lear, 2 7 6 ; with gentleman in French camp, 286-8; with Cordelia, 300; at Lear's awakening, 301, 302; Edgar on, 3 1 3 - 1 4 ; final scene with Lear, 3 1 4 , 3 1 5 - 1 6 , 3 1 7 ; editor's remarks on character of, 2 1 4 ; Ruskin on character of,

¶xxviii, 1 3 7 - 8

¶Kephalos, and Eos, viii, 323

¶Kepler, Johann, Emerson on, v, 1 7 7 ; heliocentric theory of, xxxix, 52 note;

¶on tides, xxx , 280

¶Keppel, Lord, Burke on, xxiv, 416-20

¶Kerguelen Land, species of, xi, 422

¶Kerim, the fisherman, xvi, 219-20

¶Kethe, William, hymn by, xlv, 539

¶Kevin, St., and the birds, xxxii, 152-3 Keymis, Capt., xxxiii, 3 1 5 , 337, 368, 3 7 1 Keyserling, Count, on origin of species,

¶xi, 16

¶Keziah, daughter of Job, xliv, 141

¶K he m a , disciple of Buddha, xlv, 586 Khoja Hoseyn, in ALI BABA , xvi, 437-40 KID AND WOLF , fable of, xvii, 18

¶Kidron, reference to, xii, 486

¶Kilhwch and Olwen, tale of, xxxii, 1 4 6 ,

¶149-52

¶Kilissa, in THE LIBATION - BEARERS , viii,

106-8KILLED AT THE FOR D, xlii, 1299-1300KILLIECRANKIE, THE BRAES O', vi, 359-60KILLIGREW, MRS. ANNE, ODE TO, x l,384-8

¶KILMENY , by Hogg , xii, 756-65

¶Kin, are less than kind, viii, 87; strange

¶the power of, 167

¶Kindness, apt to be repeated, i, 98; Burns on, vi, 83, 252; Confucius on, xliv, 58 ( 6 ) ; defined by Hobbes, xxxiv, 341; the power of, v, 5 7 ; reward of, ''» : 3 3 ( 5 0 ) ; stronger than severity,

¶xvii, 35

¶King, Archbishop, and Swift, xxviii, 23 King, Dr., Bishop of London, xv, 3 4 1 ; relations with Dr. Donne, 349-50, 3 5 7 ;

¶Walton on, 353

¶King , Gregory, on laborers' income, x, 78

KING LEAR, TRAGEDY OF, xlvi, 2 1 3 - 3 1 7;

KINGDOMS, TRUE GREATNESS OF, iii, 73-80

KING S'CHIL DREN, THE Two, xvii, 196-

¶203

KIN G'S COLLEGE CHAPEL, CAMBRIDGE, xli,

KIN G'S TRAGEDY, THE, xlii, 1 1 5 3 - 7 8; re­

KIRK AND STATE EXCISEMEN, vi, 460KIRK OF SCOTLAN D'S ALARM, THE, vi,

¶351-4

KISS, THE PARTING, vi, 3 1 8

Index

¶hermaphrodites, 103; on cause of va

¶riability, 23

¶Knight-errantry, Cervantes on tales of, xiv, 473-6, 481, 487-95; Don Quixote on, 92-6; expenses of, 130-1; literature of, 3, 9-10, 48-54; Manzoni on, xxi,

¶545-6; Sancho Panza on, xiv, 118-19 Knighthood, in Elizabethan England,

¶xxxv , 219-22

¶Knolles, Francis, xxxiii, 229

¶Knolles, Sir Robert, xxxv , 70, 78, 79

KNOW, CELIA, xl, 352

¶Knowing Ones, in FAUST , xix, 189

¶Knowledge , action and, xxxii, 58-9; Augustine, St., on, vii, 65-6, 189-90; on authority, xxv, 229-39; xxxii, 36-9; xxxix, 124; Bacon on, 128-9, 141-2, 143; beauty and, xxxii, 266-7, 2 7 2 ! Berkeley on reality of, xxxvii, 248-52, 267-8, 279-81; Browne on, iii, 313-14, 3 2 1 - 2 ; Browne on, of self, 263, 266; Bunyan on two kinds of, xv, 85-6; Carlyle on, xxv , 320; Channing on little, xxviii, 3 4 1 ; Comte's three ages of, xxv, 104; always conditional, xxxiv, 346; Confucius on, xliv, 20 ( 1 8 ) , 58 ( 8 ) ; Dante on, xx, 302; desire of, inclines to peace, xxxiv, 3 7 1 ; ECCLESIA S T E S on, xliv, 336 ( 1 8 ) , 342 ( 1 2 ) ; Epictetus on acquisition of, ii, 132 (46), 140 (65), 143 ( 7 2 ) ; of evil, Mrs. Herbert on, xv, 376; of evil, Milton on, iii, 202-3; ' v i 2 7 7 ' 8 ; is not happiness, xviii, 433; Harvey on advance of, xxxviii, 76; Harvey on pursuit of, 63; Hindu doctrine of, xlv, 808, 849; Hippocrates on requisites of, xxxviii, 4-5; Hobbes on attainment of, xxxiv, 352; intuitive and rational, xlviii, 99-100; Kempis on worldly and spiritual, vii, 295-6 ( 2 ) , 307-8; Locke on, xxxvii, 104-5; Marcus Aurelius on, ii, 230-1 ( 3 2 ) ; Mill on a priori view of, xxv, 140-1; Milton on, iv, 167-8, 400- 1; Pascal on impossibility of certain, xlviii, 30-2; Pascal on universality in, 20 ( 3 7 ) ; Paul, St., on, xlv, 500-1 ( 1 - 2 ) ; Penn on, i, 338, 348 (307); pleasure the basis of, xxxix, 280-1; Pope on human, xl, 409; power from, xxxiv, 360-1; xxxix, 142; pride in, ii, 178 ( 1 7 7 ) ; xlviii, 153 (460); progress of, due to passions and wants, xxxiv, 1 7 7 ; progress of, requires liberty, iii, 221-2, 229-30; quantity and quality of, xxviii,

PROGRESS, xv, 123-6

¶Know-nothing, Mrs., in PILGRIM ' S PRO G

¶RESS, xv, 187

Preface to Reformation in Scot ­Land, 58-60

KORAN, CHAPTERS FROM THE, xlv, 879-

KUBLA KHAN, xii, 701-3

Index 283

¶Kunz of Gersau, in WILLIAM TELL , xxvi,

¶449-50

¶Kuoni, in WILLIAM TELL , xxvi, 381-6,

405-6

LABELLED A ME SANS MERCI, xii, 893-5

¶Labdacus, father of Laius, viii, 2 1 6

¶I.aberius, quoted, xxxii, 6

¶Labienus, lieutenant of Caesar, xii, 2 7 9 ; death of, 346; in eastern campaign, 3 4 1 , 344; goes over to Pompey, 293;

¶story of, 250

¶Labor, Burke on necessity of, xxiv, 108; capital and, x, 6, 67-8, 2 1 2 - 1 3 , 27 z> 289-303, 333; Channing on value of, xxviii, 3 1 4 - 1 7 ; children sweeten, iii, 19-20; competition of, restraints on, x, 1 2 1 - 3 2 , 1 3 7 - 4 6 ; competition of, u n naturally increased, 1 3 2 - 7 ; demand for (see Wages ) ; division of (see Division of Labor ) ; division of, dwarfs the mind, xxviii, 3 1 6 ; ECCLESIASTES on vanity of, xliv, 335 ( 3 ) , 336 ( 1 1 ) , 337 ( 1 8 - 2 3 ) , 339 (4-5)> 34* ( 1 5 - 1 6 ) . 342 ( 7 ) ; Emerson on, v, 4 7 - 5 1 , 95-6, 286; excessive, results of, i, 1 9 7 , 2 5 1 - 3; x, 84; xxviii, 3 1 5 - 1 6 ; exchange value of, x, 48; free and slave, cost of, 82; Hindu doctrine of, xlv, 799-801, 805-6, 8 1 3 ; independent and wage, x, 85-6; Luther on, xxxvi , 3 1 4 ; Marcus Aurelius on, ii, 207 ( 5 ) , 222 ( 1 ) , 238 ( 3 3 ) , 268 ( 1 2 ) ; More on condition of, xxxvi , 180-3; original state of, x, 66; Penn on, i, 328; prices of, real and nominal, x, 37-8; productive and unproductive, 258-65; productive and unproductive in agricultural system, 428- 33; productive power of, 9-26; products of, its natural recompense, 66-7; real ends of, v, 96; the real measure of value, x, 34-5, 37, 40-1. 5 0 - 1 ; real recompense of, 79; as recreation, xxxvii, 1 7 3 - 8 ; remuneration of (see Wages ) ; respect due to, xxviii, 356-7; rest and, iv, 1 7 0 ; skilled and common , x, 103- 4; talents of, fixed capital, 2 1 9 ; Ten n y son on, xlii, 994, 995; Thoreau on value of, xxviii, 399; thought needed

The,

Laboring Classes, Elevation of

LABOURER AND NIGHTINGALE, fable of,

LACK OF GOLD, xli, 532-3

Index

¶denounced by uncle, 532-3; marriage confirmed, 534; knighted, 534; on the shoemakers, 535

LAD THEY CA'JUMP IN JOHN, vi, 302L ADD IE'S DEAR SEL ', vi, 347-8

¶LADIES OF BAGHDAD , stories of the, xvi,

LADY, TOA, WITH A GUITAR, xli, 848-50LADY MARY AN N, vi, 435-6LADY ON LIE, HONEST LUCKY, vi, 283LADY OF SHALOTT, THE, xlii, 967-71LAD Y'S POCKET ALMANAC, LINES IN A, vi,

¶459

¶Laelius, called the wise, ix, 10; in Cicero's FRIENDSHIP , 9-10; in Cicero's OLD AGE , 46; Scipio and, 10, 1 1 - 1 4 , 20, 43; Sid

¶ney on, xxvii, 39

¶Laertes, in Hamlet, gets leave to go to France, xlvi, 1 0 1 ; farewell to Ophelia, 107-9, I I 0 ; and Polonius, 109-10; Reynaldo sent to watch, 1 2 1 - 3 ; return of, 179-83; with king, plans vengeance on Hamlet, 184-9; learns Ophelia's death, 189-90; at Ophelia's funeral, 196; Osric on, 202-3; duel with Ham let, 205-7; confesses and dies, 208;

¶not in original story, 92

¶Laertes, in the ODYSSEY , xxii, 14, 149, 209, 218-9, 325-30, 333; Cowley on,

¶xxvii, 67; Plutarch on, xii, 252 note Laertius, Diogenes, iii, 242 note 39; M on

¶taigne on, xxxii, 97

¶Laestrygons, and Ulysses, xxii, 1 3 2 - 3

¶Lafayette, Burke on, xxiv, 4 1 8 , 420

¶L a Fontaine, Sainte-Beuve on, xxxii, 1 2 3 ,

¶129-30, 1 3 1

LAGGAN, LAIRD OF, EPIGRAM ON, vi, 467

¶Lagoon Islands, Darwin on, xxix, 463-4, 469-72; gradually formed from fring-

¶ing-reefs, 477-81

¶Lagus, death of, xiii, 334

¶L a Harpe, Hugo on, xxxix, 363, 366 Laing, Malcolm, on Macpherson, xxxix,

¶328

LAIRD O'COCK PEN, xli, 563-4LAIRD OF LAGGAN, EPIGRAM ON, vi, 467

¶Lais, daughter of Timandra , xii, 146 Laius, death of, viii, 2 1 2 - 3 , 230-1; QJdipus accused of killing, 222-3; prophecy

¶of death of, 230-1

¶Lajeunesse, Basil, in EVANGELINE , xlii,

¶1303; at Benedict's house, 1306-7,

735-8; on Tragedies of Shakespeare,

Lament for James, Earl of Glencairn,

¶vi, 400-2

LAMENT OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS, vi,

¶396-7

Lament, Burlesque, for WilliamCREECH, vi, 267-9

Index 285

¶Lamp us , steed of the sun, xxii, 3 1 6

¶Lancaster, in EDWARD THE SECOND , his opposition to Gaveston, xlvi, 9 - 1 2 , 1 3 - 16; in exiling of Gaveston, 1 6 - 1 8 ; consents to his return, 22-6; on Gaveston's return, 3 1 - 4 ; quarrel with king, 35-8; in attack on Tynemouth , 40-2; at capture of Gaveston, 43-4; in battle, 5 3 ;

¶capture and death, 54-5

¶Lancaster, Capt., explanation of story of,

¶xxix, 106-7

¶Lancaster, Duke of, in Tyler's Rebellion,

¶xxxv , 67

¶Lancelet, simplicity of the, xi, 1 3 1

¶Lancelot, Sir, the best knight next to Galahad, xxxv , in ; Bors and, 2 1 3 ; at castle of the Grail, 199-203; at chapel of the dead man, 1 4 7 - 9 ; Chaucer on story of, xl, 45; departure on quest of Grail, xxxv , 1 1 4 , 1 1 5 - 6 ; Ector's vision of, 1 5 7 , 1 6 1 ; at the forest chapel, 1 2 9 ; Galahad's father, 109-10, 1 1 5 , 1 5 2 ; Galahad and, 106, 128-9, 198-9; G a - waine on, 1 5 6 ; Guinevere and, xiv, 92; xx, 24 note 4, 352 note 2; xxxv , 132-3; xlii, 1 1 8 5 - 8 , 1 1 9 1 - 3 ; at the hermitage, xxxv , 132-4; horse of, smitten, 1 5 5 ; loses horse and arms, 1 3 1 ; Lady of Shalott and, xlii, 969-70, 9 7 1 ; lineage of, xxxv , 1 1 7 , 1 5 1 ; the marvelous sword and, 107; Mellyagraunce and, xlii, 1189-90; Nacien on, xxxv , 1 6 2 ; Renan on, xxxii, 1 6 3 ; returns home, xxxv , 204; robber knight and, 1 5 0 - 1 ; the Siege Perilous and, 107; sorrow of, 1 3 1 - 2 ; sword of, xxxix , 2 1 ; at the tourney, xxxv , 1 1 2 ; vision of, 150-2;

¶white knights and, 1 5 3 - 5

¶Land , building of the, xxx , 239-46; elevation and subsidence of (see Elevation, Subsidence); final source of all capital, x, 2 2 1 - 2 ; has existed in all ages, xxxviii, 401; improvements in, constitute fixed capital, x, 2 1 9 ; Lowell on ownership of, xxviii, 469; made of river silt, xxxiii, 9, n , 1 2 ; materials of, xxx, 328-35; price of, dependent on rate of interest, x, 285-6; price of, and usury, iii, 102, 103-4; produce of, source of capital, x, 2 2 1 ; as property, effect on wages, 67; rent of (see Rent ) ; returns of, greater than labor, x, 150; Rousseau on property in, xxxiv , 198; Ruskin on ownership of, xxviii, 1 3 2 ; taxes on, proportioned to produce, x.

LAND O'T HE LEAL, xli, 560

BI AN NIGHTS, xvi, 4

LINES ON THE ODYSSEY by, 7; SONNETOn Homer, 335

LANGUAGE, AND RACE, xxviii, 2 2 7 - 7 3

¶Languages, classification of, xi, 440; con

Index

¶tinual change of, xxxix, 201-4; dead, study of, v, 256-7; Descartes on study of ancient, xxxiv, 7; Franklin on study of, i, 95-6; Hugo on change in, xxxix, 3 7 4 - 5 ; Huxley on study of, xxviii, 220- 1; Locke on study of, xxxvii, 136-53, 162-3, 1 6 7 - 9 , 179-80; Milton on study of, iii, 236-7; Montaigne on study of, xxxii, 65-6; Pascal on, xlviii, 21 ( 4 5 ) ; Penn on teaching, i, 322-3; Taine on,

¶xxxix, 4 1 1

¶Langue d'oc and d'oil, xxviii, 7 5

¶Lang u c t , Hubert, and Philip Sidney,

¶xxvii, 3

¶Lanier, Sidney, poems by, xlii, 1390-1401 Lankester, E . Ray, on homogeneity, xi,

¶456-7; on longevity, 210

¶Lannoy, reference to, xlvii, 804

¶Lano , Dante on, xx, 56 and note 3

¶Laocoon, death of, xiii, 107; statue of,

¶xxxi, 3 1 8 ; the Trojan horse and, xiii,

101-2

¶Laodamas, in the ODYSSEY , xxii, 94, 102,

¶103, 108

¶Laodamia, and Evadne, xiii, 222

¶LAODAMIA , xli, 662-7; Emerson on, v, 1 2 2 Laodiceans, Bacon on, iii, 12

¶Laomedon, the Orchomenian, xii, 1 9 5 ;

¶Emerson on, v, 276

LAP - DOG, EPITAPH ON A, vi, 466

LAPRAIK, J., EPISTLES TO, vi, 79-86, 102-4

LASCELLES, CAPTAIN, LINES ON, vi, 487LASS O'B ALL OCH MYLE, vi, 220-1LASS OF CESSNOCK BANKS, vi, 28-30LASS OF ECCLEFECHAN, vi, 5 1 6LASS THAT MADE THE BED TO ME, vi,527-9LASS WI'A TOCHER, vi, 548LASSIE WI'T HE LINT - WHITE LOCKS, vi,505-6LAST CONQUEROR, THE, xl, 350LAST DUCHESS, THE, xlii, 1074-5LAST INVOCATION, THE, xlii, 1422

LAST LEAF, THE, xlii, 1366-8

¶LAST LINES , xlii, 1 1 1 0 - 1 1

LAST RIDE TOGETHER, THE, xlii, 1070-3LAST ROSE OF SUMMER, xli, 818

LAST TIME I CAME O'ER THE MOOR, vi,

¶461-2

LAST WISH, THE, xlii, 1 1 1 9LAST WORD, THE, xlii, 1139-40

LATIN HYMNS, xlv, 546-56

¶137

Index 287

¶Lauderdale, Earl of, and Burke, xxiv,

¶380; translator of Virgil, xiii, 66-7

¶Laughter, ECCLESIASTES on, xliv, 336 ( 2 ) ; Epictetus on, ii, 1 7 5 ( 1 6 5 ) ; Hobbes

¶on, xxxiv , 342

¶Launcelot (see Lancelot)

¶Laurence, the martyr, vii, 248 ( 2 ) ; Dante

¶on, x x , 299 and note 10

¶Laurentia, honors of, ix, 1 7 9

¶Laurentius, Andreas, xxxviii, 7 3 ; on the

¶heart, 7 5

¶Lausus, in the / ENEID , xiii, 2 6 1 , 336,

¶346, 349-50

¶Lautizio, xxxi , 47, 259

¶Laval, M . de, xxxviii, 1 3 , 1 5 ; xlviii, 3 4 7

¶note 2

¶Laval, Pyrard de, on atolls, xxix, 469 Lavinia, in the / ENEID , xiii, 2 4 1 , 248,

¶391; in Dante's Limbo , x x , 20

¶Law ( s ) , Bentham on opposition to reform of, xxvii, 2 2 5 - 5 1 ; correction the purpose of, ii, 150 (88); defined in Hindoo Scriptures, v, 284; Goethe on human, xix, 80; highest, is welfare of people, iii, 1 3 3 ; Hume on foundation of, xxxvii, 365; inadequacy of, and revenge, iii, 1 5 ; the intention of law giver is the, xliii, 3 1 4 ; Jones, Sir Wil ham, on, xli, 5 7 9 ; language of the, how corrupted, x, 452; Locke on study of, xxxvii, 1 5 8 ; Luther on, xxxvi , 3 2 3 - 4; Machiavelli on good, 40; Marlowe on study of, xix, 207, 209; Milton on study of, iii, 242; Montaigne on m u l tiplicity of, xlviii, 390-1; More on, xxxvi, 2 1 2 - 1 3 ; More on antiquated, 160, 1 6 3 ; natural, superior to statutes, v, 242, 246; necessity of, to control officials, xxvii, 235; needless where not eluded, xxxiv, 222; numerous, effect of, xxxv , 3 1 5 ; Pascal on, xlviii, 104-5, 113 (3 25"6)> 205-6; Pliny on spirit and letter of, ix, 252, 2 7 2 ; Pope on origin of, xl, 429; Raleigh on, 206; Rousseau on origin of, xxxiv, 2 1 1 - 1 5 ; Ruskin on, xxviii, 1 3 3 ; Schiller on substitution of, for force, xxxii, 2 1 4 - 1 8 ; Smith on, and men, xxvii, 236-7; Socrates on obedience to, ii, 38-41; W in - throp on penal, xliii, 9 1 - 1 0 5 (see also

¶Government Intervention)

¶Law , John Burke on, xxiv, 3 7 1

LAWES, MR. H., To, ON HIS AIRS, iv, 81

LAWRENCE, TO MR., iv, 84

LAY THY LO OF IN MINE, LASS, vi, 550

LEADER, THE LOST, xlii, 1067-8

LEAR, KING, TRAGEDY OF, xlvi, 2 1 5 - 3 1 7;

Index

¶to see Cordelia, 288; in fields near Dover, mad, 294-7; taken by Cordelia's messengers, 297; awakening from sleep, with Cordelia, 301-2; taken prisoner, 306-7; ordered to be killed by Edmund , 3 1 5 ; with body of Cordelia,

¶3 1 5 - 6 ; with Kent, 3 1 6 ; death, 3 1 6 - 7 Lear, Bagehot on character of, xxviii, 192; editorial remarks on character of,

¶xlvi, 214

¶Learchus, Dante on, xx, 123

¶Learning, and actions, xxxii, 59-60; arms compared with, xiv, 374-9; Confucius on, xliv, 5 ( 1 ) , 6 ( 1 4 ) , 26 ( 1 3 ) , 48 ( 2 5 ) ; end of, iii, 236; four ages of, 140; Hume on, xxxvii, 293-4; Locke on, 7 2 , 7 7 - 8 , 1 2 7 - 5 2 ; Montaigne on, xxxii, 34; Sidney on object of, xxvii, 1 3 - 1 4 ; Tzu-hsia on, xliv, 5 ( 7 ) , 64

¶(5, 6 ) ; (see also Knowledge )

¶Leaves of Grass, PREFACE TO , xxxix , 388-

¶409; remarks on, 3

¶Leblanc, Baptiste, xlii, 1 3 1 9

¶Leblanc, Rene, the notary in EVANGELINE ,

¶xlii, 1307-9, 1334

¶Lechartier, M . , xxxviii, 305-6 notes

¶Lechery, the sin, in FAUSTUS , xix, 228 Lechery, Mr., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, x v ,

¶188

¶Leda, mother of Castor and Pollux, x x , 402 note 14; in Homer's Hades, xxii,

¶1 5 2 ; and Jove, xl, 230

¶Lee, E . , translator of Sainte-Beuve, xxxii,

¶103

¶Lee, Fitzhugh, at Gettysburg, xliii, 343 Lee, Richard Henry, xliii, 150 note

¶Lee, Gen . Robert E . , FAREWELL TO HIS ARMY , xliii, 423; at Gettysburg, 3 7 9 , 400; terms of surrender at A pp o m at tox, 421-2

LEEZIE LINDSAY, vi, 542

¶U: fri flaith, xlix, 207, 2 3 1 , 244, 247 Legacy-taxes, x, 506, 508-9

¶Legal Language, corruption of, x, 452 Legal Penalties, Winthrop on, xliii, 90-

¶100, 101-2, 104-5

¶Legal Pleading, Pliny on, ix, 204-9, 226-7 Legal Tender, in England, x, 43; in

¶United States, xliii, 186 (10)

¶Legal Technicalities, More on, xxxvi, 2 1 3 Legality, M r . , in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, xv,

¶23, 27

¶Legislation, Burke on methods of, xxiv, 302-3; does not make the state, v, 239- 40; by experience and fiat, xxxiv, 1 3 ;

Index 289

xxiv, 28; EDUCATION OF THE HUMAN

¶RACE , xxxii, 183-206; life and works,

xxvi, 298; MINNA VON BARNHELM,

LET ME IN THIS AE NIGHT, vi, 5 1 7LET THERE BE LIGHT, xlv, 5 7 2LET US DRINK AND BE MERRY, xl, 364-5

¶Lethe, Dante on, x x , 6 1 , 2 6 1 ; Milton on,

¶iv, 123-4

¶L^tiche, story of, xlii, 1307

¶Leto, in Egyptian mythology, xxxiii, 7 8 - 9; oracle of, xxxiii, 42, 78; Tityos and, xxii, 1 5 9 ; worshipped in Egypt , xxxiii,

¶34

¶Letters, Hobbes on invention of, xxxiv,

¶322; invented by Prometheus, viii, 183 Letters, men of, why so called, xxviii, 102 Letters, Bacon on business, iii, 1 1 7 ; Goethe on, xxxix, 253; Locke on writing of, xxxvii, 1 6 1 ; Pliny on unsatisfactoriness of, ix, 2 7 3 ; Stevenson on,

¶xxviii, 280

¶LETTERS OF CICERO , ix, 8 1 - 1 8 1 ; remarks

¶on, 7, 79-80

¶LETTERS OF PLINY , ix, 1 8 3 - 4 1 6 ; remarks

¶on, [290]185-6 290

LETTERS ON ^ ESTHETIC EDUCATION, Schil­

¶ler, xxxii, 207-295

LETTERS ON THE ENGLISH, Voltaire's,

¶xxxiv, 6 5 - 1 5 9

LET TY'S GLOBE, xii, 921

Levana and Our Ladies of Sorrow,

Leve T, Dr. Robert, on the Death Of,

LEVIATHAN, FIRST PART OF, Hobbes'S,

Lewars, Jessie, Complimentary Vers I -C LEST O, vi, 550LEWARS, JESSY, INSCRIPTION TO, vi, 5 5 2

¶Lewes , G . H . , on Egyptian races, xi, 210

LEY, LADY MARGARET, TO THE, iv, 7 9

Liar, M r., in PIL GR IM'S PROGRESS, XV, 100

LIBEL LER'S SELF - REPROOF, vi, 2 7 6

IndexLIBERTIES, THE BODY OF, xliii, 66-84

¶Liberty, art and, xxxii, 2 1 0 - 1 2 ; Burke on, xxiv, 148-9, 197-200, 375-6; Byron on, xii, 8 1 1 ; contentment and, 522; duty of respecting others, xxxii, 340; Emerson on, v, 245-6, 249; extreme ideas of, iii, 2 1 ; Goldsmith on ills of, xii, 529-30; government and, xliii, 201-2, 240; Hamilton on jealousy of, 201; history of doctrine of, xxv , 1 5 8 ; Hume on religious, xxxvii, 405; inequality not inconsistent wi''i, iv, 200; intellectual growth and, xxviii, 360; K e m pis on, vii, 227 ( 2 ) , 286, 296 ( 1 ) ; of labor, Smith on, x, 124; licence and, iv, 80; love of, in children, xxxvii, 5 7 - 8, 85, i i o - n ; Lovelace on, xl, 355-6; Milton on, iii, 189, 2 2 1 - 7 ; ' v . 4. i ' 5 > 344; natural, Hobbes on, xxxiv, 391-2; natural, Smith's theory of, x, 3, 2 5 1 - 2 ; necessity and, Hume on, xxxvii, 3 5 1 - 7 0 ; Pascal on excessive, xlviii, 1 2 5 ( 3 7 9 ) ; philosophy and, xxxvii, 393, 405; "pious editor's" creed of, xlii, 1 3 7 3 - 6 ; refinement and, xxxii, 236-7, 254; Rousseau on love of, xxxiv, 2 1 5 - 16; Rousseau on renunciation of, 2 1 7 - 18; Schiller on, xxxii, 264-5; Smith on, x, 445-6; social, xxxiv, 393-4, 408-9; of speech and press in U . S., xliii, 194 ( 1 ) ; standing armies and, x, 448-9; Tennyson on, xlii, 998; on trial in America, xliii, 227-8; Vane, Sir Henry, on, 1 2 0 - 1 , 122-3; Ward , Nathaniel, on, 66; Washington on love of, 235-6; of the will (see Free Will ) ; Whitman on, xxxix, 399-401; Woolman on, i,

¶203; works on, xxv , 5

¶LIBERTY , ESSAY O N , Mill's, xxv , 1 9 5 - 3 1 2 ;

¶remarks on, 155-8

¶LIBERTY , CHRISTIAN , Luther on, xxxvi,

¶344-78

¶Liberty of the Press, Franklin on, i, 92-3; James Mill on, xxv , 69; John Stuart Mill on, 210-49; Milton on (see ARE O P -

¶A G IT I C A ) ; in U . S., xliii, 194 ( 1 )

¶Libicocco, the demon, xx, 88, 91

¶Libo, and Antony, xii, 327

¶Libra, the constellation, referred to, xx,

¶149 note 2

¶Libraries, Hunt on, xxvii, 294; invention of, xxviii, 56; Ruskin on public, 1 3 1 ;

¶subscription, proposed by Franklin, i, Libya, Herodotus on, xxxiii, 1 3 - 1 5 , 2 1 - 2

LIE, THE, xl, 204-6

Index 29I

¶Penn on, i, 3 8 1 ; Plato on, ii, 249 ( 4 8 ) ; Pliny on, ix, 237; Poe on, xlii, 1 2 4 0 - 1 ; Pope on, xl, 407; preservation of, as a duty, xxxii, 309-10; Psalm on vanity of, xliv, 190-1; Pythagoras on, xxxii, 46; Rossetti, C . G . , on, xlii, 1 1 8 2 ; Scott on, xli, 748; Shakespeare on, xlvi, 144, 388; Shelley on, xli, 869; Socrates on value of, ii, 37; Spencer on principle of, xi, 304-5; struggle for (see Struggle for Existence); Thackeray on, xlii, 1059; universal interest in, xix, 1 5 ; Webster on, xlvii, 850; without air (see Anacrobian Life ) ; without light,

¶xxxviii, 363 (see also Organic Beings) LIFE , by Bacon, xl, 348-9

¶LIFE , by Barbauld, xli, 5 5 5

¶LIFE , by Drummond , xl, 327

LIFE, A PSALM OF, xlii, 1264-5LIFE, THE RIVER OF, xli, 7 7 5LIFE, THE STREAM OF, xlii, 1 1 2 0LIFE, WHAT IS OUR, xl, 207

¶LIFE IS A DREAM , Calderon's, xxvi , 7 - 7 4 ;

¶remarks on, 6

¶Ligarius, Quintus, trial of, xii, 251

¶Ligatures, Harvey on, xxxviii, 1 1 0 - 1 5 ;

¶Lister on, 266-7

¶Ligea, reference to, iv, 68

¶Liger, in the ^ ENEID , xiii, 3 1 2 , 3 4 1 - 2

¶Light , in architecture, xxiv, 68-9; Berkeley on, xxxvii, 205-6; composition of white, xxx , 2 6 1 - 2 ; Descartes on, xxxiv , 36, 37; diffraction of, xxx , 268; effects of various waves of, 260-1; frequency of vibration, 270; from flame, its cause, 1 0 7 - n , 1 5 7 ; heat from, 260; intermitting, effects of, xxiv, 7 1 ; invisible, xxx, 258; knowledge of, 260; Milton on, iv, 135-6; Newton's discoveries in, xxxiv, 1 2 1 - 4 ; Noel's definition of, xlviii, 426 note; Pascal on, 123 (368); photographer's or actinic, xxx , 260; polarization of, 264-6; produced by chemical affinity, 7 8 ; refraction of, Faraday on, 32-6; sublimity of, xxiv, 67-8; velocity of, xxx , 270; vibrations of, 256-8, 263; wave lengths of, 267-70

Light, the Wave Theory Of, XXX, 2 5 1 -LIGHT BRIGADE, CHARGE OF THE, xlii,1005-7LIGHT OF OTHER DAYS, xli, 8 1 6 - 1 7LIGHT OF STARS, THE, xlii, 1265-6LIGHT SHINING OUT OF DARKNESS, xlv,

LIKE AS THE CULVER, xl, 2 5 1 - 2

LILIES OF QUEEN S'G ARDEN S, xxviii, 1 3 5 -

AMNESTY PROCLAMATIONS, xliii, 4 1 6 -

¶19; difficulties of, xxviii, 434-6;

EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION, xliii,323-5; First Inaugural Address, 3 1 3 -22; GETTYSBURG ADDRESS, 4 1 5; Henry

at death, 450; SECOND INAUGURAL AD ­

7 (see also EMANCIPATION PRO CLAM A ­

Index

¶Lincoln, Earl of (see Lacy, Sir Hugh ) Lindsay, Lady Anne , AULD ROBIN GRAY ,

¶xii, 557-8

¶Lindsay, Sir James, and Bishop of Durham, xxxv , 95-6; and Matthew Red

¶man , 94-5, 97; at Otterburn, 92

¶Lindsey, Earl of, Dryden on, xviii, 1 1 Lineage, Don Quixote's two manners of,

¶xiv, 173-4

¶Ling , Duke of Wei, xliv, 47 (20), 50 ( 1 ) Lingende, on miracles, xlviii, 295 (846) Linnaeus, on American plants, xxviii, 407; Emerson on, v, 18; on genus, xi, 433; on increase of plants, 1 4 ; mistake of, 443

LINNET, THE GREEN, xii, 642-3

LION, FOX, AND OTHER BEASTS, fable of,

LION, THE SICK, xvii, 1 4 - 1 5

¶LION ' S SHARE , THE , fable of, xvii, 12

¶Lion-ant, of Australia, xxix, 445 note Lionel, Sir, at the Abbey, xxxv , 106; at court, 107; in captivity, 167; believed to be dead, 169; his character, 1 7 3 ; attempts to slay Sir Bors, 1 7 5 ; combat with Sir Colgrevance, 1 7 5 - 6 ; combat with Bors prevented by miracle, 1 7 7 -

¶8; his return home, 204

¶Lippi, Filippino, xxxi, 24 note 3

¶Lippi, Francesco, and Cellini, xxxi, 24, 28 Lipsius, on criticism, xxxix, 248; M on

¶taigne on, xxxii, 32

¶Liquefaction, cold caused by, xxx , 39 Liquids, cohesion of, xxx , 40-1

¶Liquor Trade , Mill on regulation of, xxv,

¶297-8

¶Liquors, duties on, x, 364

¶Liris, death of, xiii, 380

¶Listening, the art of, ii, 147 ( 8 1 )

¶Lister, Joseph, ON ANTISEPTIC PRINCIPLE , xxxviii, 2 5 7 - 6 7 ; life and work, 256;

¶Pasteur on, 370

¶Lister, William, in Tyler's Rebellion,

¶xxxv, 73-4

¶Listlessness, Locke on, xxxvii, 1 0 7 - 1 0 ,

Literary and Philosophical Essays,

¶Little-Faith, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS , X V ,

¶128-35

LITTLE IDA'S FLOWERS, xvii, 334-41

LITTLE RED CAP, xvii, 109-13

LITTLE SEA - MAID, THE, xvii, 238-59LITTLE SNOW - WHITE, xvii, 146-54

¶Live-loose, Mr., in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS ,

LIVING TOO LONG, ON, xli, 905

Index 293

¶fall of the great, xxxix, 7 1 note; Macaulay on, xxvii, 394-5; Mill's delight in, xxv , 1 3 ; on prophecy of Pharsalia, xii, 303; Shelley on, xxvii, 3 3 5 ,

¶344; the Spaniard and, xxviii, 57

¶Liwarc'h He n , Celtic bard, xxxii, 1 6 6

¶Liz, by Buchanan, xlii, 1 1 9 9

¶Lizards, of Galapagos Islands, xxix, 389-

¶95; S. American, 104

¶Ljod, daughter of Hrimnir, xlix, 259-60 Llama, Darwin on the wild, xxix, 170-3;

¶Francis Pretty on, xxxiii, 2 1 0

¶Lloyd, CaDtain, in Mauritius, xxix, 488 Loadstones, Faraday on, xxx , 65

¶Loans, bank, x, 243-6; in Scotland, 2 3 6 - 7; Shakespeare on, xlvi, 109; Smith on,

¶x, 278-80; by states, 470-1

¶Lobineau, Do m , Saints of Brittany, xxxii,

¶173

¶Local Administration, abuses of, x, 456 Local Expenses, x, 465-7

LOCHINVAR, xli, 7 5 1 - 2LOCK OF HAIR, TO A, xli, 740LOCK THE DOOR, LARISTON, xli, 7 6 7 - 9

¶Locke, John, on arguments, xxxvii, 332 note; Berkeley and, 186; on darkness, xxiv, 1 1 4 - 1 5 ; Emerson on, v, 143, 436, 438; on general words, xxiv, 1 3 1 ; Ha z litt on, xxvii, 267-8; On Human Understanding, i, 1 7 ; Hume on, xxxvii, 2 9 1 , 303 note; on innate ideas, 303; life and works, 3-4; on matter, 345 note; Mill on, xxv , 47; Mill's abstract of. 46; on money, x, 3 1 2 ; on pleasure and pain, xxiv, 32 note; on power, xxxvii, 338 note; on property, xxxiv, 205;

Thoughts Concerning Education,

¶xxxvii, 5-183; Unitarianism and, xxxiv, 84; Voltaire on, 102-8; on wit and

¶judgment, xxiv, 1 7

¶Lockhart, Life of Scott, Carlyle on, xxv ,

¶396-403

LOCKSLEY HALL, xlii, 979-86

178-9

¶Loe, Thomas , and William Penn, xxxiv,

¶74 note

¶Lofraso, Anthony, Cervantes on, xiv, 53

Story of Volsungs and Nib -

LOGAN, MAJOR, EPISTLE TO, vi, 245-8LOGAN, MISS, TO, vi, 255

LOGAN BRAES, vi, 462-3

LOGIE O'B UCH AN, xii, 5 7 1 - 2

LONDON, MDCC CII, xii, 676

LONDON SQUARE, INA, xlii, 1 1 2 1

ANTONINUS, ii, 302-19; PHILOSOPHY OF

Long Parliament, New Forcers ofCONSCIENCE UNDER THE, iv, 80-1Index

¶Longevity, Browne on, iii, 294 (43); Cicero on, ix, 69-70; Darwin on, xi, 209-10; its effect on traditions, xlvii,

¶207

¶Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, poems by, xlii, 1264-1338; Poe on Waif of,

¶xxviii, 378-80

¶LONGING , xii, 798-9

¶Longinus, Hugo on, xxxix, 345; quoted,

¶xxiv, 45

¶Longstreet, Gen., at Gettysburg, xliii,

¶343. 347

¶Lope Ruyz , tale of, xiv, 156

¶Lope de Vega, quoted, xxxix, 365

¶Lopez, Dr., xix, 240 note 1

¶Lopez, Francisco, xxxiii, 3 1 7 , 3 1 8 - 1 9

LORD GREGORY, vi, 454-5LORD THOMAS AND FAIR ANNET, xl, 61-5L OR DULL IN'S DAUGHTER, xii, 773-5

¶Lord's Prayer, The , xliv, 383 (2-4); Dante on, x x , 186-7; Herbert on the,

¶xv, 402-3; Locke on the, xxxvii, 132 Lords of Articles (Scotland), xxiv, 254

¶note

¶Lords of Trade, and Albany Convention,

¶i, 124

¶Lorenzo the Magnificent, age of, xxvii,

3 7 1 - 2LORIMER, MISS, INSCRIPTION TO, vi, 541

¶Lorraine, Cardinal of, Cellini on, xxxi, 283 note, 284, 297, 298; in FAUSTUS ,

¶xix, 231

¶Lorraine, Francois de, at Boulogne,

¶xxxviii, 18

¶Losses, and crosses, lessons from, vi, 68; Epictetus on, ii, 120 ( n ) , 126 ( 2 7 ) ; Smith on fear of, x, no

LOST LEADER, THE, xlii, 1067-8LOST MISTRESS, THE, xlii, 1069-70LOST YOUTH, MY, xlii, 1290-3

¶Lot, Jesus on, xliv, 399-400 (28-9); Jesus on wife of, 400 ( 3 2 ) ; Mohammed on,

¶xlv, 906-993; wife of, xv, 1 1 2 - 1 3

¶Lothair, son of Louis Debonnaire, xxxix,

¶82

¶Lothario, and Anselmo, xiv, 307-46, 3 5 1 -

¶5

¶Lothario, gay, reference to, xix, 1 1 3

¶Lotos-Eaters, in Egypt, xxxiii, 45; Ulysses

¶and the, xxii, 1 7

¶LOTOS - EATERS , THE , xlii, 993-8; editor's

¶remarks on, 1, 20

¶Lotteries, Smith on, x, 109; Woolman on,

¶i. 243-4

¶Lotto, Pier Maria di, xxxi, 80 note

LOUISIANA, CESSION OF, xliii, 250-4LOUSE, TOA, vi, 190-1

Index 295

¶strength of, xli, 626; Confucius on, xliv, 9 ( 3 ) , 1 2 - 1 3 ( 1 - 7 ) , 16 ( 1 8 ) , 20 (20, 2 1 ) , 21 (28, 6), 23 (29), 29 (28), 37, 40 ( 2 2 ) , 43 ( 1 9 ) , 45 (2, 5, 7, 8), 47 ( i 7 ) , 48 (30), 5 i (8, 9), 53 (34, 3 5 ) , 58 (6, 8); Corneille on causes and effects of, xlviii, 62-3; a cureless sorrow, xl, 248; death and, iii, 9; xlii, 1036; Hobbes's definition of, xxxiv, 341; desire contrasted with, xxiv, 7 4 ; Donne on, xl, 3 1 2 - 1 3 ; echoes of, xli, 822; Emerson on blindness of, v, 3 0 1 ; Envy compared with, iii, 22, 26; Euripides on, viii, 3 1 3 , 323, 327, 3 3 1 , 359; excited by theatre, xlviii, 13 ( n ) ; fear and, xxxvi , 55-6; xlvi, 1 5 2 - 3 ; friendship and, ix, 42; xxxii, 7 5 - 6 ; Goethe on, xix, 67, 132-3, 139-40, 2 9 1 - 2, 369; Greek epigram on, v, 306-7; Hume on, xxxvii, 324; inspired by virtue, ix, 19; is love forever, xlii, 9 8 1 ; jealousy and, xl, 286; Jonson on, 295- 7; Kant on practical, xxxii, 3 1 1 ; Kempis on, vii, 247 ( 4 ) , 263-5; Long fellow on, xlii, 1283; Marcus Aurelius on the universal, ii, 280 ( 2 1 ) ; mathematically just, v, 97; Milton on, iv, 258, 266; Milton on misfortunes of, 3 1 3 ; Milton on wedded, 173-4; of misanthropes, ii, 185 ( 2 3 ) ; Moore on, xxviii, 384; More on, xxxvi, 2 1 2 ; music and, xli, 479; the panacea, v, 56-7; Pascal on decay of, xlviii, 50 ( 1 2 3 ) ; Pascal on passion of, 4 1 1 - 2 1 ; Paul, St., on, xlv, 508-9 ( 1 - 1 3 ) , 5 1 4 ( 1 4 ) ; Penn on, i, 330 (82-3), 366-7 (545-5.6); physical cause of, xxiv, 119-20; physical effects of, xxxviii, 1 2 4 ; pity and, xl, 393-4; Poe on, xxviii, 391, 392; poets of, xxvii, 347-8; Raleigh on, xl, 205; refined by sense of beauty, xxxii, 292-3; remedy of all blunders, v, 282; Scott on, xli, 743-4, 7 5 1 - 2 ; Shakespeare on, xl, 262, 281, 282; xlvi, 124, 153-4, 223; Shelley on, xli, 826-7 850-1; "short word that says much , " xviii, 390; Sidney on, xxvii, 34; Sophocles on, viii, 281; in state of nature, xxxiv, 1 9 1 - 4 ; Stevenson on, xxviii, 283-4; Stoic definition of, xxxii, 7 7 - 8 ; S w in burne on, xlii, 1208; Tennyson on, 980, 1020, 1028; Tennyson on faith in, 976; Thomson on, 1 1 4 9 ; time and, xlvi, 188; Tzu-hsia on, xliv, 64 ( 6 ) ; unlawful, punished in Hell, xx, 22-4; un-

LOVE, ALL FOR, xii, 789-90

LOVE, THE FLIGHT OF, xii, 851-2LOVE, GIVE ALL TO, xlii, 1244-5LOVE, GIVE ME MORE, xl, 352-3LOVE, SUMMONS TO, xl, 329-30LOVE FOR LOVE, vi, 442

¶LOVE GREGOR : a ballad, xl, 65-8

LOVE IN HER EYES SITS PLAYING, xl, 402LOVE IN THE GUISE OF FRIENDSHIP, vi,

¶294

LOVE IN THE VALLEY, xlii, 1140-5LOVE LIES A - BLEEDING, xlvii, 6 6 7 - 7 5 1LOVE LOOKED FOR HELL, HOW, xlii, 1398-

¶1401

LOVE NOT ME, xl, 325-6LOVE THOU THY LAND, xlii, 999-1001LOVE WILL FIND OUT THE WAY, xl, 3 7 9 -

¶80

LOVE - BEGOTTEN DAUGHTER, TOA, vi, 5 5 -

LOV E'S DEITY, xl, 309-10LOV E'S FAREWELL, xl, 228LOV E'S OMNIPRESENCE, xl, 3 1 4LOV E'S PERJURIES, xl, 266-7LOV E'S PHILOSOPHY, xii, 832

LOVELINESS OF LOVE, THE, xii, 9 1 3 - 1 4

Index

¶arrival at Overreach's, 901-2; with Margaret, 902-3; 909; with Lady All - worth at Overreach's, 905, 906; departure, 909; discharges Allworth, 9 1 1 ; with Overreach at Allworth's, 9 1 2 - 1 5 ; with Lady Allworth, 9 1 6 - 1 9 ; reconciliation with Lady Allworth, 928-30; with Wellborn, 9 3 1 ; in final scene, 937, 939, 941, 942-3

LOVELY LASS OF INVERNESS, vi, 488-9LOVELY POLLY STEWART, vi, 4 1 3 - 1 4LOVELY YOUNG JESSIE, vi, 455-6LOVER, THE CONSTANT, xl, 353LOVER AND HIS LASS, xl, 263-4LOVE R'S APPEAL, xl, 192-3LOVE R'S INFINITENESS, xl, 308-9LOVE R'S LULLABY, A, xl, 195-6Love R's Morning Salute to His M Is ­TRESS, vi, 502-3LOVE R'S RESOLUTION, THE, xl, 332-3

¶LOVESIGHT , by Rossetti, xlii, 1 1 7 8

¶Lovewit, in THE ALCHEMIST , xlvii, 642-

¶5 1 , 657-64

LOVING IN TRUTH, xl, 2 1 2 - 1 3

¶Low Archipelago, Darwin on, xxix, 406 Lowell, James Russell, ABRAHAM L IN COL N , xxviii, 429-50; DEMOCRACY , 4 5 1 - 70; life and works, 428; POEMS by,

¶xlii, 1370-90

¶Loxias, Apollo called, viii, 100, 1 1 9 , 123 Loyal, Mr., in TARTUFFE , xxvi, 285-90 Lubbock, Sir John, on linking species, xi, 3 3 7 ; on sexual characters, 158-9; on

¶variability in Coccus, 56

¶Lucagnolo, xxxi, 34, 35-8, 42

¶Lucagus, death of, xiii, 341-2

¶Lucan, Browne on, iii, 294-5 (44); in Dante's HELL , X X , 1 9 ; Montaigne on, xxxii, 90; Nero and, xviii, 1 7 ; Shelley on, xxvii, 338, 349; xii, 867; Sidney

¶on, xxvii, 12

¶Lucanus, Domitius, ix, 327-8

¶Lucas, Prosper, on inheritance, xi, 28; on

¶resemblances, 3 1 5

LUCASTA, To, GOING BEYOND THESE AS,

LUCASTA, TO, ON GOING TO THE WARS, xl,354-5

LUCKNOW, THE PIPES AT, xlii, 1360-2

LUCY AS H TO N'S SONG, xli, 748LUCY, COUNTESS OF BEDFORD, xl, 297

LUKE, GOSPEL ACCORDING TO, xliv, 3 5 1 -

LULLABY, A LOVE R'S, xl, 195-6LULLABY, A SWEET, xl, 197-8LULLABY, OUR BLESSED LAD Y'S, xl, 256-

Index 297

¶Lumpkin , Tony , in SHE STOOPS TO CON QUE R , son of Mrs. Hardcastle, xviii, 206; his pranks, 206-7; Miss Neville and, 2 1 0 ; goes to ale-house, 207; at the ale-house, 2 1 1 - 1 3 ; with Marlow and Hastings, 2 1 3 - 1 5 ; with Constance Neville, 229, 230-1; with his mother, 231; with Hastings, 232-3; steals Miss Neville's jewels for her, 235-6, 237-9; with Miss Neville in the plot, 250-2; and the letter from Hastings, 252-4; denounced by all, 254; takes leave, 256; as driver in elopement plot, 260-

¶3; finally releases Miss Neville, 268

¶Luned, in Arthurian legends, xxxii, 166

¶note

¶Lungs, developed from swimbladder, xi, 186; Fabricius on the, xxxviii, 65; Harvey on, 138, 1 3 9 ; heart and, relations of, 65, 69-72, 88, 90, 90-4, 100, 1 3 1 ; passage of blood through, 94-7,

99-100

¶Lupercalia, feast of, xii, 3 1 3

¶Luperci, Virgil on the, xiii, 290

¶Lupercus, letter to, ix, 346-50

¶Lupus, Nymph i d i us , Pliny on, ix, 3 7 1 Luscinius, Gaius, and jEmilius, ix, 23 Lust, Dante on, x x , 50; in Dante's HELL , 22-4; defined by Hobbes, xxxiv, 3 4 1 ; of the eyes, vii, 189; Hindu Krishna on, xlv, 862; love and, i, 330 (82-3); xl, 4 1 9 ; Milton on, iv, 56-7; Pascal on three kinds of, xlviii, 152-3 ( 4 5 8 ) , 153-4 ( 4 6 0 - 1 ) ; Shakespeare on, xl, 281

¶( 1 3 5 ) ; xlvi, 1 1 6 ; Webster on, xlvii, Lutatius, Catulus, xii, 2 3 5 ; Csesar and,

268-9

¶LUTE , TO HIS , William Drummond ' s , xl,

¶328

¶Luther, Martin, ADDRESS TO GERMAN NOBILITY , xxxvi , 263-335; Browne on, iii, 253-4 ( 2 ) ; Carlyle on, xxv , 324;

CHRISTIAN LIBERTY, xxxvi, 344-78;

¶Emerson on, v, 66; hymn by, xlv, 5 5 7 - 8; letter to Archbishop Albert, xxxvi , 247; letter to Leo X , 336-44; letter to Nicholas Amsdorff, 260-1; life and

works, 246; NINETY - FIVE THESE S, 2 5 1 -

¶59; Taine on table-talk of, xxxix , 435; Voltaire on, xxxiv , 84; on wisemen, v,

¶232; Wyclif and, iii, 223

¶Luxuries, defined by Smith, x, 5 1 7 - 1 8 ; Emerson on, v, 5 1 ; Milton on, iv, 63, 65; taxes on, Penn on, i, 327-8, 3 9 1 ;

347-8; PROGRESS OF GEOLOGY, xxxviii,

209; SPRIN G'S WELCOME, 209; Jonson

Index

¶Sidney on, xxvii, 28; Wordsworth on,

¶xxxix, 298

¶Lysander, admiral of Sparta, xii, 142, 144; Alcibiades and, 145; Cyrus and,

¶ix, 67; on Spartan respect for age, 67-8 Lysanias of Sphettus, ii, 22

¶Lysanias, tetrarch of Abilene, xliv, 360 Lysias, Claudius, xliv, 475 (26), 4 7 7

¶(22)

¶Lysias, the orator, ix, 205 note 1

¶Lysicles, and Aspasia, xii, 60

¶Lysimachus, son of Aristides, xii, 105

¶Lysippus, and Alexander, ix, 104

¶Lyso, Cicero on, ix, 154

¶Lyte, Henry Francis, ABIDE WITH ME ,

¶xlv, 566-7

¶Lytton, Edward Earl, THE LAST WISH ,

¶xlii, 1 1 1 9

¶Mab, fairy, Milton on, iv, 32

¶Mabinogion, The, xxxii, 139 note, 145-65 Mabon, son of Modron, xxxii, 150-2

M'A DAM, TO MR., vi, 189-90

ON MACHIAVELLI, 363-401; Mill on,

¶xxv, 5 1 - 2 , 81, 100, 1 0 1 ; poems by, xii, 9 1 5 - 1 7 ; in Union Debating Society,

¶xxv, 51

¶Macaulay, Zachary, xxvii, 362

MACBETH, TRAGEDY OF, xlvi, 319-94;

¶Hugo on witches in, xxxix, 348; Lamb

¶on staging of, xxvii, 3 0 9 - 1 1 , 312-6

¶Macbeth, general of Duncan, xlvi, 322-3; made Than e of Cawdor , 324; with the witches, 324-7; with king's messengers, 327-9; received by king, 330-1; hatred of Malcolm, Prince of Cumberland, 331; letter to wife, 3 3 1 ; Lady Mac beth on, 3 3 1 - 2 ; return home, 333; hesitates to kill Duncan, 335-6; urged on by Lady Macbeth, 336-7; with Banquo before murder, 338-9; vision of dagger, 339; goes to murder, 340; with Lady Macbeth after murder, 340-2; with Macduff and Lennox, 344-5; on discovery of murder, 345, 346-7; chosen king, 349; with Banquo, 350-1;

MCCULLOCH vs. MARYLAND, xliii, 208-24

¶4 1

¶91

Index 299

¶Machiavelli, Art of War, xxvii, 392-4; Bacon on, iii, 98; Belphegor, xxvii, 387; Csesar Borgia and, 388-9; on Christianity, iii, 33; Clizia of, xxvii, 386; on democracy, xxv , 368; deserts of, xxvii, 400-1; Discourses on Livy, 394-5; efforts to relieve Italy, 390-3; life and works of, xxxvi, 3-4; Mandragola of, xxvii, 382-6; obloquy following death, 400; odiousness of, 363-5; political correspondence of, 387-8; THE

PRINCE, xxxvi, 5-86; THE PRINCE,

¶Macaulay on, xxvii, 363-5, 394, 395; representative of Italian Renaissance, 1, 23; his times, xxvii, 366-82; works of, Macaulay on, 382-7, 397-400

MACHIAVELLI, ESSAY ON, xxvii, 363-401

¶Machinery, advantages of, x, 225; fixed capital, 2 1 9 ; division of labor and, 14- 15; Emerson on, v, 8 1 , 399; power and velocity in, xxx , 1 8 1 - 4 ; in woollen manufactures, x, 206-7; work of, xxx ,

176-7MACKENZIE, DR., NOTE TO, vi, 2 1 5

M'LEOD, JOHN, ON THE DEATH OF, vi,272-3M'M AT H, JOHN, EPISTLE TO, vi, 104-7M'MUR DO, JOHN, LINES ON, vi, 466M'MUR DO, JOHN, LINES TO, vi, 329

M'P HER SO N'S FAREWELL, vi, 297-8

MAD MAI D'S SONG, xl, 334-5

MAGDALENE, FOR THE, xl, 328

MAGNA, INSTAURATIO (see INSTAURATIOMagna )Index

¶Magnane, M . de, xxxviii, 24

¶Magnanimity, friendship requires, v, 1 1 4 ; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 341, 365; Marcus Aurelius on term, ii, 2 7 7 (8); Ruskin

¶on, xxviii, 127

¶Magnetism, Faraday on, xxx , 65-8; illustrated, 25; produced by electricity,

¶82-5, 206

¶Magneto-electrical Machines, xxx , 206

¶Magneto-electricity, discovered by Fara

¶day, xxx , 5

¶Magnificence, a source of the sublime,

¶xxiv, 66

¶Magnitude, in architecture, xxiv, 64-5; Pliny on, ix, 205; sublimity of, xxiv,

¶61-2, 109-11

¶Magnusson, Eirikr, xlix, 249

¶Magus, death of, xiii, 339

¶Magyars, Freeman on the, xxviii, 268-9;

¶Turks and, 227-9

¶Maha Bharata, The, remarks on, xlv,

¶784

¶Maha-Brahma, xlv, 610, 6 1 3 - 1 4 , 618

¶Maha-Maya, mother of Buddha, xlv, 606-

¶10

¶Mahatmas, xlv, 823, 826

¶Mahew , Mr., among the Indians, xliii,

¶138, 140

¶Mahmiid, Omar Khayyam on, xii, 952

¶Mahomet (see Mohammed )

¶Maia, daughter of Atlas, xiii, 272; Jove and, xl, 242; mother of Mercury, xx,

¶382 note 13

¶Maiander, River, Herodotus on, xxxiii, 11

MAID OF ATHENS, xii, 795-6

¶Maimonides, Moses, on prophets, xlviii,

¶214 (2)

¶Mairet, and Corneille, xxxix, 361

¶Maisar, game of, xlv, 994 note 3

¶Majority, Burke on tyranny of the, xxiv, 259-60; Lincoln on rule of the, xliii, 3 1 8 - 1 9 ; Lowell on government by, xxviii, 464; Mill on tyranny of the, xxv, 198; Pascal on rule of, xlviii, 106

¶( 3 0 1 ) , 305-6 (878)

¶Mai, son of Telband, xlix, 225-6

¶Malacoda, in Dante's HELL , XX, 87

¶Malaspina, Alagia, xx, 224 note

¶Malaspina, Archbishop of Genoa, xxxi,

¶45 note 1

¶Malaspina, Conrad, in Purgatory, xx, 178 Malaspina, Marcello, and Dante, xx, 224

¶note

¶Malaspina, Morello, Dante and, xx, 102

¶note 5, 1 7 8 note 10

Index 301

¶limits of, v, 1 3 1 ; Martial on, xlviii, 21 ( 4 1 ) ; More on, xxxvi , 128; Woolman on, i, 274

Malice, Mr., in PIL GR IM'S PROGRESS, XV,

¶100

¶Malignity, Bacon on, iii, 34

¶Malin, Admiral, at Gravelines, xix, 2 5 6 Mallon, Col., at Gettysburg, xliii, 385,

¶387

M ALL Y'S MEEK, M ALL Y'S SWEET, vi, 543

¶Malory, Sir Thomas , THE HOLY GRAIL ,

¶xxxv , 1 0 5 - 2 1 4 ; life and book, 104;

PROLOGUE TO KING ARTHUR of, xxxix,20-4

¶Malprimis, in SONG OF ROLAND , xlix, 1 2 3 ,

¶134

¶Malquiant, son of Malcus, xlix, 146

¶Malseron, in SONG OF ROLAND , xlix, 1 3 7 Malt, Harrison on making of, xxxv ,

282-3

¶Malta, Coleridge on government of, v, 320; heat of, xxxvii, 1 0 - 1 1 ; Knights

¶of, Mill on, xxv , 10

¶Malthus, debt of Darwin to, xi, 6; E me r

¶son on, v, 248, 393; Mill on, xxv , 68 Maluco Islands, Drake in, xxxiii, 2 1 8 - 2 1 Malunkyaputta, xlv, 647-52

¶Mambrino's Helmet, xiv, 7 5 , 1 6 5 - 6 7 ,

448-51

¶Mammals , first appearance of, xi, 3 4 1 ; in

¶oceanic islands, 4 1 7 - 1 8

¶Mammary Glands, development of the,

¶xi, 233-4

¶Mammon , Burns on followers of, vi, 86,

¶325-6; Jesus on, xliv, 397 ( 1 3 ) ; in

PARADISE LOST, iv, 105, 1 1 4 - 1 5

¶Mammon , Sir Epicure, in THE A L C HE MIST , Subtle on, xlvii, 563-4; visit to Subtle's 564-83; plot against, 584-5; his return, 610, 6 1 1 - 1 2 ; with Dol , 6 1 3 - 1 8 , 629-31; with Subtle, 6 3 1 - 2 ; hears loss of Subtle's works, 632-4; returns with Surly, 647-8; with officers,

¶657-61

¶MAN , O F , by Hobbes, xxxiv , 3 0 7 - 4 1 7

¶Man, animals and, difference between, xxxiv, 1 7 5 - 7 ; antiquity of, xi, 32-3; xxxviii, .387-8, 404-5; Augustine, St., on, vii, 56-7, 82-3; Bacon on, and God , iii, 44; Bildad on, xliv, no ( 4 - 6 ) ; Browne on, iii, 286, 325-6; Burns on, vi, 34, 2 3 1 , 249, 285, 308, 339, 507; Byron on, xviii, 4 1 6 ; Channing on study of, xxviii, 3 3 1 - 3 ; Confucius on, xliv, 20 ( 1 7 ) ; David on, 1 5 1 (4-8),

Index

¶MAN , BOY , AND DONKEY , fable of, xvii,

35-6

¶MAN , ESSAY O N , by Pope, xl, 406-40

¶MAN THERE FORMER , Emerson's, v, 43-

¶58

MAN WAS MADE TO MOURN, vi, 60-2MAN'SA MAN FOR A'TH AT, vi, 5 1 1 - 1 2;

MANFRED: A DRAMATIC POEM, xviii, 407-

¶50; remarks on, 406

¶Manfred, in MANFRED , with the spirits, xviii, 4 0 7 - 1 3 ; spell pronounced on, 4 1 3 - 1 5 ; on the mountain, 4 1 5 - 1 9 ; saved by chamois-hunter, 4 1 9 ; in hunter's cottage, 419-22; with Witch, relates his life, 423-27; determines to learn what death is, 427-8; in Hall of Arimanes, 432-3; calls up Astarte, 434-6; in castle, his calmness, 436-7; with Abbot of St. Maurice, 437-42; address to the sun, 442-3; Herman on, 443; Astarte and, 444; on beauties of night and the Coliseum, 445-6; sum

¶moned by spirits, 447-9; death, 450 Manfredi, Alberigo de', x x , 139 and

¶note 4

¶Manfredi, King of Naples, Dante on, xx,

¶156-7 and note 3

¶Manfredi, Tribaldello de', x x , 134 note

¶14 _

¶Mangiadore, Pietro, x x , 338 note 33

¶Mangona, Alberto da, xx, 166 note 6

¶Manhood, Channing on true, xxviii, 3 3 1 - 2 ; Emerson on, v, 1 8 - 1 9 , 82; Lowell on, xxviii, 439; xlii, 1387;

¶Pascal on, xlviii, 19-20

¶Manichseans, vii, 3; Augustine, St., on the, 35-42, 63-69, 74-5, 132-3; Mill on, xxv, 30; Nebridius's argument against,

¶vii, 100

¶Manilius, case of, xii, 225