General Index Editor

MANNERS, TREATISE ON GOOD, by Swift,

Index 303

¶Marat, Burke on, xxiv, 420

¶Marathon, battle of, xii, 82-3; Byron on,

¶xli, 8 1 2

¶Marble, composition of, xxx , 1 5 2 note; crystallization of, 239-40; experiments

¶with, 1 4 - 1 6

¶Marbois, Francis Barbe\ xliii, 250-1

¶Marcela, and Chrysostom, xiv, 85-90,

¶104-8

¶Marcellinus, Pliny to, ix, 273

¶Marcellus, brother-in-law of Octavius,

¶xii, 254-5

¶Marcellus, Caius, first husband of O c

¶tavia, xii, 344, 388

¶Marcellus, Marcus Claudius (d. 208 B.

¶C ) , Virgil on, xiii, 236

¶Marcellus, Marcus Claudius (d. 46 B . C.)> Antony and, xii, 3 2 5 ; Caesar and, ix, 164; xii, 289; Catiline and, 229; death

¶of, ix, 7 2 ; Milo and, 97

¶Marcellus, Marcus Claudius (d. 23 B. C ) , son of Octavia, xii, 388; Virgil on, xiii,

¶32. 237

¶Marcellus, in HAMLET , xlvi, 94-9, 104-7,

¶in , 1 1 3 - 4 , 1 1 8 - 9

¶March, month of Creation, xl, 44;

¶twenty-fifth of, x v , 403

MARCH, WRITTEN IN, xii, 604-5

M ARE, SALUTATION TO AN AULD, vi, 1 4 7 -

p. 304¶304

MARGARET, THE AFFLICTION OF, xii,

MARGARITA S OR OR I, xlii, 1209-10

MARGUERITE, TO, xlii, 1 1 2 8 - 9

Index

¶228-33; with Valere, 233-43; protests against marriage with Tartuffe, 264- 66; in final scene, 293, 296; promised

¶to Valere, 296

¶Marids, a kind of genii, xvi, 9 note

¶Marie Antoinette, Burke on, xxiv, 2 1 2 -

¶1 3 ; on October Sixth, 208-9

¶Marine Currents, Lyell on, xxxviii, 401,

¶403

¶Marine Species, the simultaneous changes

¶in, xi, 359

MARINERS OF ENGLAND, YE, Thomas

MARIO N'S MEN, SONG OF, xlii, 1 2 1 7 - 1 9

¶Maritorncs, the Asturian wench, xiv, 118, 1 1 9 - 2 3 , 132-3; on knightly tales, 302;

¶plot of, against Quixote, 435-9

¶Marius, Caius, Burke on confiscations of, xxiv, 250-1; Caesar and, xii, 264, 267, 268; death of, xxvii, 2 1 ; Dryden on,

¶xiii, 1 5

¶Marius, M . , letter to, ix, 107

¶Marjaneh, in story of ALI - BABA , xvi,

¶429-30, 432, 435-6, 439-41

¶Mark, John surnamed, xliv, 449 ( 1 2 ) ,

¶450 ( 2 5 ) , 457 (37-9)

¶Mark, St., Pascal on 13th chapter of,

¶xlviii, 357-8

Mark Yonder Pomp of Costly Fashion,

¶vi, 533-4

¶Market, extent of, limits division of labor,

¶x, 22

¶Market Price, defined, x, 5 7 ; as determined by demand and supply, 57-9; effect of fluctuations on rent, wages, and profits, 5 9 - 6 1 ; natural price corn

¶pared with, 59-64

¶Markets, in Utopia, xxxvi , 184-5

¶Markland, Leif Ericsson's, xliii, 8-9

¶Marl, Harrison on, xxxv , 308

¶Marlborough, Duke of, Addison on,

¶xxvii, 183; Bolingbroke on, xxxiv, 99

MARLBOROUGH ROAD, THE OLD, xxviii,

¶401-3

¶Marliniere, Riccant de la, xxvi, 344-9 Marloff, Madame , in MINNA VON BARN -

¶HELM , xxvi, 305-7

¶Marlow, Sir Charles, in SHE STOOPS TO

¶CONQUER , xviii, 256-9, 265-9

¶Marlow, Young , in SHE STOOPS TO CON QUE R , selected as husband for Kate Hardcastle, xviii, 208-9; Miss Neville on, 2 1 0 ; at the ale-house, 2 1 3 - 1 5 ; ar-

AT E SHEPHERD, xl, 254-5

Marrall, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS,

Index 305

¶3 4 1 - 2 ; Paul, St., on, xlv, 498-9, 499- 500 (27-8, 33-40); Penn on, i, 330-1, 332-3 ( 9 2 - 1 0 5 ) ; Pliny on, for wealth, ix, 201; of priests, Calvin on, xxxix, 38; of priests, Luther on, xxxvi , 301-5; prostitution and, iii, 168-9; Rousseau on effect of indissoluble, xxxiv, 193; Ruskin on, xxviii, 144-5; sanctity of, ^Eschylus on, viii, 1 3 1 ; sanctity of, Emerson on, v, 245; Shakespeare on, xlvi, 146; Shakespeare on second, 1 5 3 ; state control of, xxv , 305; Stevenson on, xxviii, 283-4; Swift on, xxvii, 9 1 ; in Utopia, xxxvi , 2 0 8 - 1 1 ; Walton on, xv, 326-7; Webster's Antonio on, xlvii, 768

MARRIAGE AND SINGLE LIFE, Bacon on,

MARSHES OF GLYNN, xlii, 1390-1

¶Marsians, Tacitus on the, xxxiii, 94

¶Marsignians, Tacitus on the, xxxiii, 1 1 6 Marsil, King , in SONG OF ROLAND , xlix, 95-8, 100-5, 108-15, 1 4 1 - 3 , 148-50,

¶158, 183-4

¶Marsyas, Apollo and, x x , 285

¶Martel, Charles, king of Hungary , xx,

¶3 1 5 - 1 9

¶Martha, and Jesus, xliv, 383

¶Martha, in FAUST , with Margaret, xix, 123-4; learns husband's death, 125-30; with Mephistopheles in garden, 1 3 4 , 137-8, 140; with Valentine, 162-4

Martha, in PIL GR IM'S PROGRESS, XV, 282

¶Marthesia, Queen of the Amazons , xxxiii,

¶327

¶Martial, Elphinstone's translation of, vi, 264; Montaigne on, xxxii, 92; Pascal on epigrams of, xlviii, 2 1 ; Pliny on, ix,

¶247-8; on the ugly man, v, 306

¶Martigues, M . de, at Metz , xxxviii, 25; at

¶Hesdin, 36, 37, 38-40

¶Martin I V , in Purgatory, x x , 242 and

¶note 2

¶Martin V , Milton on, iii, 196

¶Martin, Sir, x x , 343 note 24

MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS, LAMENT OF, vi,

MARY, TO, IN HEAVEN, vi, 365

MARY MORISON, vi, 31MARY UNWIN, TO, xii, 536-8

¶Maryland, Quakers in, i, 276-7

MARYLAND VS. MCCULLOCH, xliii, 208-24

Index

MASONIC SONG, vi, 242

(630)Masques and Triumphs, Essay On,

¶Bacon's, iii, 95-6

¶Mass (in physics), measured by inertia,

¶xxx, 301-2

¶Mass (in Roman Church ) , Calvin on, xxxix, 37; Luther on, xxxvi, 3 1 4 - 1 5 ; Luther on, for the dead, 306-7; Rous

¶seau on, xxxiv, 303

¶Massa, Boebius, impeachment of, ix, 3 1 5 -

¶Massachusetts, Folger on persecutions in, i, 9; Winthrop on government of, xliii, 85-105

MASSACHUSETTS BODY OF LIBERTIES, xliii,66-84MASSACHUSETTS TO VIRGINIA, xlii, 1344-7

858; New Way to Pay Old Debts,

¶859-943

¶Massive Ones, in FAUST , xix, 190

¶Masson, David, Bagehot on Life of Mil

¶ton by, xxviii, 165-8

¶Masters, Epictetus's advice to, ii, 178-9 ( 1 8 0 ) ; Penn's counsel to, i, 340-1;

¶single men best, iii, 21

¶Master's Eye, fable of the, xvii, 23

¶Mastic, Columbus on, xliii, 26

¶Mastication, Locke on, xxxvii, 16

¶Mastiff, Harrison on the, xxxv , 352-4,

¶355; cross between bear and, 355

¶Masurius, Epictetus on, ii, 169 ( 1 4 4 )

¶MATCH , A , xlii, 1205-7

¶Matches, story of the, xvii, 345-9

¶Materialism, Berkeley on, xxxvii, 250, 270, 276-81; Channing on, xxviii, 3 2 1 - 2 ; Rousseau on, xxxiv , 250-4, 258- 9; Schiller on, xxxii, 222-3; Voltaire

¶on, xxxiv, 105-7

¶Materials, as circulating capital, x, 2 1 9 - 20; of manufacture, importation, and exportation of, 405-22; rent of land used to produce, 165-78; value of,

¶compared with food, 178-80

¶Mathematical Mind , Pascal on the, xlviii,

8-11

¶MATTER , FORCES OF , Faraday's, xxx , 7-85

¶( 5 9 7 )

Matthew, in PIL GR IM'S PROGRESS, XV, 2 2 9 -

MAUCHLINE, THE BELLES OF, vi, 58MAUCHLINE LADY, THE, vi, 57

Index 307MAUD MULLER, xlii, 1 3 5 1 - 5 5

MAXWELL, DR., TO, vi, 498MAXWELL, JOHN, EPISTLE TO, vi, 422-3

¶Maxwell , Sir John, at Otterburn, xxxv ,

89-90

MAY MOON, THE YOUNG, xli, 821MAY MORNING, SONG ON, iv, 39MAY, THE CHARMING MONTH OF, vi,504-5MAY, THY MORN, vi, 428

MAYFLOWER COMPACT, THE, xliii, 59

¶Mazarin, Louis XIV and, xxiv, 332; motto of, xxviii, 436; Pascal on, xlviii, 23

¶(56)

¶Mazzaroth, xliv, 134 note 1 5

¶Mazzini, Giuseppe, BYRON AND GOETHE , xxxii, 3 7 7 - 9 6 ; editorial remarks on

¶paper of, i, 49; life of, xxxii, 3 7 6

¶Mead, Harrison on, xxxv , [308]286 308

MECKLENBURG DECLARATION, xliii, 1 5 6 - 7

Index

¶and, 341-4, 347-8, 350, 353-5, 357, 358-63, 364, 366-72, 373-6, 383, 387, 388-92, 392-3, 395-8, 400-2, 404-5, 405-7, 409-19, 4 2 1 , 429-31, 433-5, 436; diamond of, 352-4, 361-2; Michaelangelo and, 384-7; mother of, 407 note; in Siennese war, 392-3, 406;

¶Tasso and, 25 note 4

¶Medici Family, arms of, xxxi, 13 note 3; banishment and return of, 1 3 ; xxvii,

¶392

¶Medici, Francesco de', xxxi, 428

¶Medici, Giovanni de', xxxi, 68, 83 note

¶Medici, Giovannino de, xxxi, 1 5

¶Medici, Giuliano de', xxxi, 16 note, 84

¶note

¶Medici, Giulio de', xxxi, 16 note, 86 note

¶4 (see also Clement VII )

¶Medici, Ippolito de', xxxi, 84-5 note, 134

¶note; Cellini and, 137, 139-40, 144-5 Medici, Isabella de', xxxi, 201 note

¶Medici, Lorenzino de*, xxxi, 85 note, 158

¶note 9, 160, 1 7 4 - 5 , 1 7 7 , 356 and note Medici, Lorenzo de, Bacon on, iii, 50; Cellini and, xxxi, 1 1 ; descendants of, 84 note; mercantile enterprises of, x,

¶470

¶Medici, Lorenzo D i Piero de, Machiavelli

¶to, xxxvi , 5-6, 83-6

¶Medici, Mary of, the wife of Concini and,

¶v, 186

¶Medici, Ottaviano de, xxxi, 158 note 1,

¶1 7 2 , 1 7 4

¶Medici, Pallone de, xxxi, 70

¶Medici, Piero de, father-in-law of Strozzi, xxxi, 78 note 1 ; monument of, 134

¶note 4

¶Medici, Pietro de, xxxi, 1 1 note 1, 12

¶Medicina, Piero de, xx, 1 1 6 - 1 7

¶Medicine (s), for children, Locke on, xxxvii, 26; Descartes on science of, xxxiv, 50-1; Descartes on study of, 8; in ancient Egypt , xxxiii, 42; external, xxxviii, 126; the germ theory in, 364; Goethe on profession of, xix, 82; in Greece, xxxviii, 2, 3, 4; Harrison on, xxxv , 238-40; Hippocrates on practise and study of, xxxviii, 2, 3, 4-5; Marlowe on study of, xix, 206-7, 209; practise of, among Indians, xliii, 35; Milton on study of, iii, 2 4 1 ; More on study of, xxxvi , 206, 208; in New Atlantis, iii, 1 7 6 ; papers on, xxxviii, 3-5, 145-220, 223-54, 364-82; Prome-

MEDITATIONS OF MARCUS AURELIUS, ii,

MEETING OF THE WATERS, xii, 8 1 7 - 1 8MEG O'T HE MILL, vi, 456-7

Index 309

MELANCHOLY, ODE TO, xii, 882-3

¶Melancthon, on poetry, xxvii, 40

¶Melanopus, Callistratus and, xii, 201

¶Melanthius, in the ODYSSEY , xxii, 233-4,

¶2 3 7 , 2 7 7 ' 8 , 288-9, 299-300, 3 0 1 , 308 Melantho, daughter of Dolius, xxii, 2 5 3 ,

¶259

¶Melchthal, Arnold von, in WILLIAM TELL , at house of Furst, xxvi , 395-6; hears father's blinding, 399-401; enters league with Furst and Stauffacher, 402- 5; at the rendezvous, 4 1 2 - 2 7 ; with Tell at Altdorf, 440, 443, 444; at death of Attinghausen, 459; with Rudenz , 462- 4; reports progress of revolt, 4 7 5 - 6 ;

¶hears death of Emperor, 477-81

¶Melcombe, Lord, SHORTEN SAIL , xl, 463-4 Meleager, son of Althea, viii, 1 0 2 ; Dante

¶on, xx, 247 and note 2

¶Melendez, Pedro, governor of Florida,

¶xxxiii, 256

¶Melesigenes, Homer called, iv, 401

¶Meletus, accuser of Socrates, ii, 7, 1 2 - 1 6 ,

¶22, 24, 2 7

¶Melias, Sir, knighting of, xxxv , 1 2 1 ; adventures of, 1 2 2 - 3 ; promises to follow

¶Galahad, 124

¶Meliboeus, Milton on, iv, 66; Sidney on,

¶xxvii, 25

¶Melissus, of Samos, xii, 62, 63; Dante on, x x , 343 note 20; Themistocles and,

¶xii, 6; on the world, xxxix, 104

¶Melito, and M . Aurelius Antoninus, ii,

3 1 3

MEMORABILIA, xlii, 1082

¶MEMORIAL VERSES , by Arnold, xlii, 1 1 3 5 - 7 Memories, Homer on, of griefs, xxii, 2 1 0 ; Moore on, xii, 8 1 6 ; of pleasures, xvii,

¶43-44; Tennyson on, xlii, 981

¶Memorizing, Confucius on, xliv, 42 ( 5 ) ; Locke on, xxxvii, 150-2; of poetry,

¶Eliot on, 1, 8

¶Memory , Augustine, St., on the, vii, 1 6 6 -

¶5 °

MENDICANTS, THE ROYAL, xvi, 66, 99

Index

¶Mental Powers, of animals, xi, 224-5

¶Mental Sciences, Helmholtz on, xxx,

¶' 7 3 - 4

¶Menteith, in MACBETH , xlvi, 383-4, 387 Mentes, form assumed by Pallas, xxii, 1 2 ,

¶Mentor, in ODYSSEY , xxii, 27, 229

¶Mephibosheth, and David , xli, 486; xliii,

¶104

¶Mephistopheles, in Goethe's FAUST , undertakes Faust's downfall, xix, 19-22; appears to Faust in shape of dog, 5 1 ; in Faust's study, appears as scholar, 52-64; as youth of high degree, 65; compact with Faust, 66-75; with the student, 76-83; starts with Faust, 83-4; at the wine-cellar, 88-98; in Witches' Kitchen, 100-12; promises Margaret to Faust, 1 1 3 - 1 5 ; in Margaret's chamber, 1 1 5 - 8 ; learns casket given to church, 1 2 1 - 2 ; visit to Martha's, 1 2 4 - 3 1 ; tells Faust of appointment, 1 3 1 - 3 ; with Martha in garden, 133-4, J37-8, 140; with Faust in cavern, 142-7; urges return to Margaret, 145-7; disliked by Margaret, 1 5 2 - 7 ; taunts Faust, 154-5; before Margaret's door, 160-1; with Valentine, 1 6 1 - 2 ; on Walpurgis-Night, 167-83; with Faust in the Plain, 190-3; in Open Country, 193; in dungeon, takes Faust, 202; Hugo on, xxxix, 348,

3 5 7

¶Mephistophilis, in Marlowe's FAUSTUS , conjured by Faustus, xix, 213-6; compact with Faustus, 219-24; with Faustus, on Heaven, astrology, etc., 224-6; with Faustus in Rome, 230-2; with Robin and Ralph, 235; with horse-courser, 239-40; renews compact with

¶Faustus, 245

¶Mer de Glace, of Chamouni , xxx , 2 1 6 -

¶20, 223; movement of, 223-6, 228

¶Mercantile System, effect of, on revenue of the state, x, 526; principle of the, 3 1 1 - 3 1 ; producers and consumers un

¶der, 424-5

¶Mercator, work of, in mathematics, xxxiv,

¶Mercenary Soldiers, Bacon on, iii, 7 5 ;

¶Machiavelli on, xxxvi, 45-6; More on,

p. 311¶Merchant and his Wife, story of, xvi,

¶12-13

¶Merchantman, duties on a, xxiii, 16-21

¶Merchants, in agricultural system, x, 431- 5, 439-42; Bacon on, iii, 51; Harrison on, XXXV, 224; interests of, x, 210-11; in war (agreement with Mexico), xliii,

¶303 .

¶Mercurius, the spirit in the battle, xvii,

¶'»3 .

¶Mercurius Aulicus, royalist paper, iii, 208

¶note

¶Mercury, in the JEseid, xiii, 33-4, 83, 161-2, 172; frauds of, xxxiv, 367; as German god, xxxiii, 97; son of Maia,

¶xiii, 272

¶Mercury (the metal), supposed parent of

¶metals, xlvii, 577

¶Mercury (the planet), Dante's second

¶Heaven, xx, 305

¶Mercy, Blake on, xli, 591; Bunyan on name and practice of, xv, 231-2; Cowper on, xli, 536; Dryden on, xviii, 86-7; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 407; Jesus on, xliv, 369 (36); Luther on acts of, xxxvi, 254; Milton on, iv, 19-20 (8); in princes, xxxvi, 53; Shakespeare on, xlvi, 160-1; Solomon on, xliii, 95; Mercy, in Pilgrim's Progress, xv, 174; neighbor of Christiana, 186, 188-90; in Slough of Dispond, 190-1; admitted at the gate, 192-3; conversation with Christiana, 194; asks about the Dog, 195-6; her innocency, 200; at the Interpreter's House, 202-4; why she went on pilgrimage, 209-10; on Difficulty Hill, 218; in Beautiful Palace, 225; her dream, 226-7; her suitor, Mr. Brisk, 230-1; in Valley of Humiliation, 242; in Valley of Death, 246-7; and Mr. Honest and, 253; on Mr. Fearing, 259; married to Matthew, 265-6, 268; in Vanity Fair, 282; at By-way to Hell,

¶292; the looking-glass and, 293-4

¶Meredith, George, Love in the Valley,

¶xiii, 1140-5

¶Meredith, Hugh, i, 50-1, 58; Franklin in business with, 53-4, 56-7, 59, 60-2;

¶goes south, 62

¶Merit, contrasted with worthiness, xxxiv, 369; Hobbes on, 396-7; not envied, iii,

¶24; Pascal on word, xlviii, 167

¶Merlin, on Arthur, xiii, 986-7; converted by St. Columba, xxxii, 170; Keats on, xli, 888; legend of, xxxii, 153; Renan

¶3" on, 168; the Round Table and, xxxv,

¶135-6 MERMAro Tavern, The, xli, 874-5 Mermaid's, Chaucer on, xl, 46 Merman, The Forsaken, xiii, 1123-6 Meroe, Herodotus on city of, xxxiii, 19 Merope, daughter of Pandareiis, in the

¶Odyssey, xx, 274 Merriman, Dr., xxxviii, 246 Merry Andrew's Song, vi, 125-6 Merry Hae I Been Teethin' a Heckle,

¶vi, 134 Merryman, in Faust, xix, 12-16 Merton, Walter, xxxv, 381 Mertoun, Earl, in A Blot in the 'Scutcheon, suitor of Mildred Tresham, xviii, 259-60; described by retainers, 361; arrival at Tresham's 363; his love for Mildred, 364-6; secret visit to Mildred, 372-7; discovered, unknown, by Gerard, 377-80; under Mildred's window the last time, 392-3;

¶killed by Tresham, 394-8 Mesaulius, Homer on, xxii, 197 Mescidius, Cicero on, ix, no Mcsrur, the executioner, xvi, 60 Messalla, and Cicero, ix, 116; Cicero on,

¶94, 176 Messapus, in the ^neid, .ffineas and, xiii, 406; ally of Turnus, 263, 268, 294, 298, 310, 347, 372. 374. 409, 413;

¶Aulestes and, 400 Messiah, Milton on prophecies of the, iv, 348, 350-1; Mohammed on the, xlv, 984, 996, 1002; Pascal on prophecies of the, xlviii, 186-9, 201, 202 (616-

¶17), 203-4, 214. 219 (662), 236 (707) Metabus, father of Camilla, xiii, 375-6 Metagenes, of Xypete, xii, 50 Metallurgy, beginnings of, xxxiv, 206 Metals, artificial, in New Atlantis, iii, 172; Harrison on source of, xxxv, 320- i; as medium of exchange, x, 28-9;

¶prices of, 171-6, 179, 200-1 Metamorphic Rocks, xxx, 334-5 Metaphors, Bunyan on, xv, 7-8; Burke on pleasure from, xxiv, 18; Hobbes on, xxxiv; 351; Lowell on, xxviii, 458; Pliny on, ix, 348-50; Wordsworth on,

¶xxxix, 302-4 Metamorphoses, of insects, xi, 457-8 Metamorphosis, Browne on, iii, 289,

¶291-2 Metaphysic of Morals, necessity of a,

¶xxxii, 299-303, 319-24

p. 313¶Microscopic Organisms, Pasteur on,

¶xxxviii, 343

¶Midas, Dante on, xx, 228; ears of, iv,

¶81

¶Midias, and Demosthenes, xii, 200

¶Middle Ages, classics of, xxxii, 122; the

¶grotesque in the, xxxix, 350-1; Hugo

¶on architecture of, 350; philosophy of,

¶xxviii, 215; poetry of the, xxvii, 346-8;

¶Taine on, xxxix, 426, 433; works deal-

¶ing with, 1, 22-3, 26

¶Middle Doctrine of Buddha, xlv, 661-5

¶Middleton, Newman on, xxviii, 47

¶Midian, reference to, xliv, 248 (9)

¶Midianites, Mohammed on the, xlv, 907

¶note

¶Midwifery, Holmes on, xxxviii, 252-3

¶Mien, the music-master, xliv, 54 (41)

¶Migara, the treasurer, xlv, 756, 760, 764-

¶5, 766-72

¶Might, and justice, xlviii, 106 (198-300),

¶305 (878); opinion and, 107 (303),

¶109 (311)

¶Mighty Fortress is Our God, xlv, 557-8

¶Migratory Birds, Milton on, iv, 238

¶Milan, Cathedral of, the eighth wonder,

¶xxi, 190; corn scarcity in (1628),

¶196-9; fall of, xxxvi, 79; famine in,

¶xxi, 450-65; insurrection of, 199-226,

¶267-71; Lazzaretto of, 461-2; Louis

¶XII at, xxxvi, 8-9; Machiavelli on

¶princedom of, 7; plague of, xxi, 467-8,

¶500-35, 557-70, 612; power of, before

¶French invasion, xxxvi, 38; Sforza at,

¶42

¶Milbanke, Miss, wife of Byron, xviii, 406

¶Milbourne, Luke, xxxix, 172 note 34,

¶172-3

¶Mildmay, Sir Walter, xxxv, 381

¶Milinda, the king, xlv, 653-6

¶Military Affairs, Machiavelli on, xxxvi,

¶40-50, 68-9, 71-2

¶Military Service, in Body of Liberties,

¶xliii, 67

¶Military Spirit, in different states of so-

¶ciety, xxvii, 372-4

¶Military Training, in Milton's Academy,

¶iii, 244-6

¶Militia, Bacon on a, iii, 52; congressional

¶control of, xliii, 185 (15, 16); pro-

¶vision for, under Confederation, 161;

¶standing army and, x, 447-8; in United

¶States, xliii, 194 (2)

¶Milk, Burke on composition of, xxiv, 123;

¶Harrison on, xxxv, 330

¶Milkmaid and Pail, fable of, xvii, 42

¶Milky Way, ancient idea of, xlviii, 442; Bacon on the, iii, 100; Newcomb on the, XXX, 313, 318, 319-20; reference

¶to the, iv, 241

¶Mill, James, xxv, 3; Analysis of Human Mind, 47, 188-9; death of, 127; early life of, 8; Elements of Political Economy, 23, 43; English law, abhorrence of, 44; ethics and psychology of, 69-70; examiner of Indian correspondence, 21-2; on feeling, 71-2; friendships, 38-9, 49-50; History of India, 9, 21-2; influence of, 60; influence among Benthamites, 65-9; criticized by Macaulay, 100; on Mackintosh and Tocqueville, 126; moral convictions, 34-7; on poetry and poets, 15-16; political belief, 69-70; political philosophy mistaken, 101-2; religious belief of, 29-32; son's education, 7-28; later relations with son, 113; tenderness lacking, 37; unpublished dialogue on government, 44; Westminster Review, connection with, 60-3, 83-4; work, estimation of, 127-8; writings for London

¶Review, 125-6

¶Mill, John Stuart, address at St. Andrews, xxv, 188; on American Civil War, 164-7; Autobiography of, 7-192; Autobiography, reasons for writing, 7-8; a Benthamite, 44-6, 66-73; birth of, 8; Carlyle and, iio-ii, 316; Comte and Positivism, 171; correspondence with Comte, 131-3; Council, offered seat in, 154-5; 0° Demosthenes and Plato, 18-19; dissatisfaction with present aims, 86-90, 93; Dissertations, 161- 2; early essays, 48; early ideas of the poets, 16; early wish to be a reformer, 85; edits Bentham's work on evidence, 74-5; edits father's Analysis, 188; edits London Review, 124-6, 129, 133-7; education, 9-14, 16-17; education in political economy, 22-4; his education, remarks on, 24-8; elocution studied by, 20; Examination of Hamilton's Philosophy, 167-70; the Examiner, writings in, 109; as examiner in India House, 154; on fatalism, 106-7; f^" ther's relations with, 37-8, 113; father's friends, relations with, 38-9; feelings cultivated, 91-2; first newspaper articles, 58-9; France, visit to, 39-42; on French Revolution, 43, 84;

p. 315¶xxxix, 306, 319-21; xli, 675, 677; Wordsworth on sonnets of, xli, 681;

¶Wright on, xxviii, 191-2

¶Milton, Essay on, Bagehot's, xxviii, 165-

¶206

¶Mimas, death of, xiii, 346

¶MiMNERMUS IN ChURCH, xUi, III4

¶Mimosa, Longfellow on the, xlii, 1321

¶Min, first king of Egypt, xxxiii, 9, 48-9 Min Tzu-ch'ien, xliv, 19 (7), 33 (2, 4),

¶34 (12. 13)

¶Mincius, smooth-sliding, iv, 74

¶Mincius, the Triton, xiii, 328

¶Mind, anticipation of the, xxxix, 146; Bacon on operations of the, 134-5, 136, 144; Berkeley on the, xxxvii, 252, 254- 5, 271; body and, connection between, xxiv, 108; body and, Pascal on, xlviii, 32; Burke on study of the, xxiv, 46-7; Byron on the, xviii, 449; xxxii, 383; Channing on improvement of the, xxviii, 328-36; Channing on power of, 350; Descartes on reality of the, xxxiv, 29; diffusion of, ii, 264 (57, 60); diseases of the, 144 (75); as the first cause, 91; geometrical and imaginative, xlviii, 412-13; heart and, relations of, V, 282-3; its hell, xlii, 1399-1400; Helmholtz on sciences of, xxx, 173-4; Hume on perceptions of the, xxxvii, 299-300; Hume on study of the, 295- 8; Locke on a sound, 9; Locke on training the, 27 et seq., 70-1; Marvell on the, xl, 378; materialistic ideas of, xxxiv, 104-8; Marcus Aurelius on the, ii, 261 (48); mathematical and intuitive, compared, xlviii, 9-12; memory and, St. Augustine on, vii, 171; More on pleasures of, xxxvi, 201-3; native propensities of the, xxxvii, 84-5; Penn on pleasures of the, i, 332 (96-8); perturbations of the, vii, 171-2; Pope on study of the, xl, 406-7; religiousness of, xlv, 865; Rousseau on the, xxxiv, 258-9; Schiller on nature of the, xxxii, 261-3; Shakespeare on diseases of, xlvi, 386; Shelley on the, xli, 856; troubled, no medicine for, xlvii, 708; virtues and defects of, xxxiv, 349-59; Watts on the, xl, 398 (see also Under-

¶standing)

¶Mind, My, to Me a Kingdom Is, xl, 207-9 Mindarus, xii, 133-5

¶Mineralogy, Locke on study of, xxxvii, 147; in New Atlantis, iii, 177

¶Minerva, Jove's keys and, v, 92; on mankind, 218; the shield of, iv, 56 (see

¶also Athena) Mines, discovery of, in Chili, xxix, 321-2; fertility of, x, 169; produce of, a source

¶of capital, 221; rent of, 169, 171-7 Minicianus, Cornelius, letter to, ix, 253 Mining, in Chili, xxix, 264-5, 270-i>

¶342-5, 349-50; Smith on projects of,

¶X, 402-3

¶Minister, in Faust, xix, 177 Ministers, Burns on "whids" of, vi, 74; Chaucer on, xl, 24-5; Penn on, i, 359 (457-467); who change to better their income, xv, 106-7; Woolman on true, i, 176, 245-6; Woolman's counsel to,

¶310-12

¶Ministers (of state). Bacon on, iii, 95; Confucius on, xliv, 11 (19); Henry VII's policy toward, xxxix, 77; Machia-

¶velli on, xxxvi, 75-6; Penn on, i, 351-3 Ministry, Emerson on the, v, 33-40; Sid-

¶ney on the, xxvii, 16; Walton on the,

¶XV, 340-1

¶Minna von Barnhelm, Lessing's, xxvi,

¶299-375; remarks on, 298 Minnesingers, Poe on the, xxviii, 378 Minorities, Lincoln on duty of, xliii, 318-

¶19 Minority Representation, Mill on, xxv, 160 Minos, in Crete, xxii, 261-2; Dante on, XX, 21; Homer on, xxii, 159; judge of the dead, xiii, 221; judge in Hades,

¶xxvi, 183; Scylla and, viii, 102 Minotaur, Dante on the, xx, 49; refer-

¶ence to the, xxvi, 136 Minshull, Elizabeth, wife of Milton, iv, 5 Minstrel, The, at Lincluden, vi, 480-1 Minstrels, Homer on, xxii, 111-12 Minutius jEmilianus, ix, 200-2 Miocene, Upper, Lyell on the, xxxviii,

¶412 Mirabeau, Carlyle's estimate of, v, 183; Emerson on, 265; on the French aristocracy, 406; on October sixth, xxiv, 211 note; on political societies, x, 444;

¶ugliness of, v, 306 Miracles, • Bacon on, iii, 153-4; of Bible, Browne on, 259-61, 271-5, 279 (27); Calvin on, xxxix, 33-5; Dante on Christian, xx, 389; Emerson on, v, 30, 32, 293; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 385; Hume on, xxxvii, 375-92; Marcus Aurelius on, ii, 193 (6); of Old Testament, Lessing on, xxxii, 189; only in [316]ancient 3i6

¶history, v, 29; Pascal on, xlviii, 279- 99> 348, 358; Plutarch on, xii, 182-3; Rousseau on, xxxiv, 286-8; in Utopia, xxxvi, 229; Walton on, xv, 326-7;

¶Whitman on, xxxix, 399

¶Miranda, in The Tempest, with Prospero on island, xlvi, 399-405, 410; first meeting with Ferdinand, 413-6; with Ferdinand, at his task, 432-5; betrothed to Ferdinand, 443-9; discovered to Alonso, etc., 458-9; Hunt on, xxvii,

¶294; Shelley on, and Ariel, xli, 848-9 Miranda, Francesco, expedition of, xlili,

¶273

¶Mirandola, Galeotto della, xxxi, 339-40 Mirandola, Pico della, xlviii, 28 note

¶Mirandola, Picus, xv, 323

¶Mirrors, ancient, xxxv, 322

¶Mirth, EccLEsiASTES on, xliv, 336 (2), 342 (4), 345 (15); in music, xli, 478; parentage of, iv, 30; pleasures of, 30-

¶4; religion and, Herbert on, xv, 406

¶MiRZA, Vision of, by Addison, xxvii,

¶73-7

¶Misael, Luther on, xxxvi, 329

¶Misanthropy, Bacon on, iii, 34; Socrates

¶on, ii, 82

¶Misbelievers, Mohammed on, xlv, 883, 931-2, 946, 947-8, 949-50. 957. 959.

¶977-8, 981-2, 984, 998

¶Miscelin, a kind of bread, xxxv, 281, 312 Misenus, death and burial of, xiii, 213,

¶214; the Harpies and, 136

¶Miserliness, Blake on, xli, 588; contrasted with avarice, xxxvi, 51; More on, 200;

¶in princes, 52-4

¶Misers, Burns on, vi, 221; fable of, xvii, 36; Penn on the, i, 327 (45), 331

¶(88-91)

¶Misery, "acquaints with strange bedfellows," xlvi, 428; contemplation of, vii, 228-9; death's harbinger, iv, 260; islands in sea of, xli, 835; Kempis on bearing of, vii, 279; miracles and, xlvi, 251; origin and cessation of, xlv, 625- 6, 661-2, 674; Pascal on human, xlviii,

¶130, 131 (405); truth and, iv, 371

¶Misfortune (s), Arabian verses on, xvi, 16; Burns on, vi, 68; children and, iii, 19-20; compensation for, v, 98, 101-2; envy bred by, iii, 23; indifferency of, ii, 135-6 (56); Marcus Aurelius on bearing, 220 (49), 224 (8), 228 (18); of others, pleasure in, xxiv, 40-3; Penn on use of, i, 385 (150); profit from, ii, 156 (106); Woolman on, i, 256 (see

¶also Adversity) Misology, Kant on, xxxii, 307; Socrates

¶on, ii, 82-3 Mississippi River, provision for navigation of, xliii, 179; sediment of, xxxviii, 402;

¶Thoreau on the, xxviii, 408 Mistakes of a Night (see She Stoops

¶TO Conquer) Mistletoe, origin of the, xi, 20 Mistress, His Supposed, xl, 300 Mistress, Lines to His, xxvii, 270-1 Mistress, The Lost, xlii, 1069-70 Mistress Mine, xl, 262 Mistress, Wishes for the Supposed, xI,

¶359-63 Mistrust, in Pilgrim's Progress, xv, 46- 7, 128; Christian on, 132-3; punish-

¶ment of, 221 Misunderstanding, Emerson on, v, 66 Misuse, of good things, iv, 159-60; is

¶loss, i, 329 (70); Sidney on, xxvii, 35 Mitchel, Dr., i, 147 Mitchell, Collector, Verses to, vi,

¶544-5 Mites, Pascal on, xlviii, 27 Mitford, exposed by Grote, xxv, 63; Mill

¶on history of, 13 Mithra, Utopian name of God, xxxvi,

¶225, 233 Mithridates, and Antony, xii, 358, 359 Mithridates, Chrysippus, ix, 361 Mithridates of Pontus, water-wheel of,

¶XXX, 181 Mithropaustes, and Demaratus, xii, 31 Mitscherlich, on fermentation, xxxviii,

¶345. 349-50 and note Mivart, St. George, objections to Natural

¶Selection, xi, 218-50 Mlithe, the jester, xlix, 242 Mnason of Cyprus, xliv, 470 (16) Mnason, Mr., in Pilgrim's Progress, xv,

¶^78-9 Mnesicles, Athenian architect, xii, 50 Mnesiphilus and Themistoclcs, xii, 6 Mnesiptolema, daughter of Themistoclcs,

¶xii, 32, 33 Mnesitheus, of Athens, xxxv, 274 Mnestheus, in the ^Eneid, in archery contest, xiii, 194-5; 'n battle, 409; at the combat, 394; in defence of town, 319, 326; in Trojan camp, 298, 303;

¶in Trojan games, 182-6 Mobs, Emerson on, v, 99, 206; Manzoni

¶on, xxi, 214-16; Ruskin on, xxviii, [317]114 Mocking-birds, in Brazil, xxix, 62; Long-

¶fellow on, xlii, 1324

¶Moderation, Confucius on, xliv, 21 (27); Descartes on, xxxiv, 22; Franklin on, i, 79; Hamilton on, xliii, 200; Hume on, xxxvii, 399; Kant on, xxxii, 306;

¶Penn on, i, 346

¶Modern English Drama, xviii

¶Modern Europe, works dealing with, 1,

¶27-8

¶Modern Man, Whitman on the, xlii,

¶1402

¶Modestus, Melius, Pliny on, ix, 189, 252;

¶Regulus and, 191

¶Modesty, Burke on amiability of, xxiv, 90; Confucius on, xliv, 58 (6); Dryden on excessive, xviii, 11; Epictetus on, ii, 158 (ill); Hobbes on, xxxiv, 409; impudence and, xviii, 218; resides with other virtues, 209; in speech, Franklin on, i, 18-9, 87; Steele on, xxvii, 176-7; violets for, vi, 407; virtue and,

¶ix, 250

¶Modification (see Variation)

¶Modred, Gray on, xl, 457

¶Mogador, island of, xxxiii, 199

¶Moggallana, xlv, 701, 710, 711, 777

¶Mohammad, son of Suleyraan Ez-Zeyni,

¶xvi, 193, 223, 225, 229

¶Mohammed, the prophet, Abu Ghal and, xlv, 879 note 3; the believers and, 908 note; the blind man and, 885 note; the caravan and, 942-3 notes 2, 3; Dante on, xx, 278 note 12; in Dante's Hell, 115; the hill and, iii, 32; on himself, xlv, 989; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 382; Hume on ethics of, xxvii, 205; Jews and, xlv, 964 notes; on learning and folly, v, 294; liaison with Mary, xlv, 992 note i; life, 876; the Meccans and, 944 note 5; at Ohod, 959 note; Pascal on, xlviii, 194-6 (595-601); the Quraish and, xlv, 994 note i; at siege of Medina, 986 note 6; on the spoils, 992 note 32; the sun and, xvi, 31 note; supposed prophecy of, in the Bible, xlv, 966 note 2; Thoreau on, xxviii, 420; Voltaire on, xxxiv, 84; wives of, xlv, 985 note 2, 987 note 16, 989 note 20; on his wives, 987-8, 990,

¶991, 992-3

¶Mohammed Aben Alhamar, xxxix, 84

¶Mohammedan Literature, 1, 21-2, 26

¶Mohammedanism, xlv, 855; Bacon on rise of, iii, 138; Browne on, 278; Rousseau on, xxxiv, 294; Taine on,

¶xxxix, 432 (see also Koran) Mohun, at Crecy, xxxv, 24 Moine, Le, Dryden on, xiii, 13 Moiris, king of Egypt, xxxiii, 12, 49 Moiris, Lake, built by Moiris the king,

¶xxxiii, 49-50; Herodotus on, 9, 75 Molecular Forces, Newton on, xxxix,

¶151-2 Moles, eyes of, xi, 142; xxix, 59 Moles worth. Sir William, xxv, 122, 123,

¶124-5, 129 Moliere, Jean Baptiste Poquelin, English dramatists and, xxxiv, 139; Goethe on, xxxii, 124; Hazlitt on, xxvii, 279-80; Hugo on, xxxix, 357, 372, 373; life and works, xxvi, 198; as Orgon in Tartuffe, 199; Sainte-Beuve on, xxxii, 124, 129, 131; Tartuffe, xxvi, 199- 296; Voltaire on Misanthrope of, xxxiv,

¶136 Molinera, Lady, in Don Quixote, xiv, 35 Moloch, in Paradise Lost, iv, 98, 109,

¶213; reference to, 13-4 (23) Molothrus, Darwin on the, xxix, 60;

¶instincts of, xi, 262-3 Moluccas, Drake in the, xxxiii, 218-21 Momemphis, battle of, xxxiii, 84 Moment, the, alone is decisive, xix, 368 Monad, Augustine, St., on the, vii, 58 Monaeses, and Antony, xii, 349, 358 Monaldi, Sandrino, xxxi, 234 note, 237-8 Monarchy, Burke on, xxiv, 261-2; Emerson on, v, 243; Pope on, xl, 428-9; republics compared with, v, 245-6; Rousseau on origin of, xxxiv, 215-21

¶(see also Princedoms) Monasteries, Harrison on, xxxv, 232; Luther on, xxxvi, 300-1, 305-6, 315,

¶326 Monatunkanet, xliii, 143, 146 Moncontour, battle of, xxxviii, 50 Mondella, Agnese, in I Promessi Sposi, mother of Lucia, xxi, 37; advises Renzo, 40; with Father Galdino, 48- 52; advised by Father Cristoforo, 68- 70; plans marriage of Lucia, 89-92, 95-6;' with Menico, 101-2; at Abbondio's, 114, 116, 124-6; goes to convent, 129-33; to Monza, 133-44, 176- 7; reunion with Lucia, 393-5; with Cardinal Federigo, 397-8; at the tailor's, 409-11; receives gift from the Unnamed, 426-7; learns Lucia's vow, 427-31; tries to find Renzo, [318]431-2; 3i8

¶corresponds with Renzo, 437-41; flight to castle of Unnamed, 474-80, 487-91; at the castle, 493-6; learns Lucia's safety from Renzo, 617-8; returns home, 620-1; with her grandchildren,

¶642

¶Mondella, Lucia, in I Promessi Sposi, marriage of, forbidden, xxi, 14; with Renzo, 36-7; confesses Rodrigo's persecution, 38-40; sends for Father Cristoforo, 48-51; advised by Father Cristoforo, 68-71; plans for marriage with Renzo, 89-92, 95-6; consents to plan, loo-i; plot to carry off, 106-8; at Abbondio's with Renzo, 114, 116-7, 118- 9, 125-6; goes to convent, 130-3; flight to Monza, 133-8; at the convent, 139- 44. 175-7; discovered by Rodrigo, 291; learns of Renzo's mishaps, 293-6; abduction of, 323-34; in castle of the Unnamed, 336-43; release planned, 367-70; taken to village, 380-92; reunion with mother, 394-5; visited by Cardinal, 397-400; life at the tailor's, 409-10; Donna Prassede and, 411-13; return home, 414-5; goes with Donna Prassede, 425-6; confesses vow to mother, 427-31; at Prassede's, unable to forget Renzo, 441-3; taken with plague, 571; found by Renzo, 597- 603; absolved from vow, 606-10; returns home, 622, 626-7; married to Renzo, 636-7; her daughter, 642; les-

¶son of her life, 643

¶Mondrames, xxxv, 119

¶Money, Bacon on need of spreading, iii, 40; Burns on, thirst for, vi, 82; in Chiloe, xxix, 278; as circulating capital, X, 219; congressional right of borrowing, xliii, 183 (2); Emerson on, strife for, v, 18; evils from use of, 255-6; of ancient Germans, xxxiii, 95; increase of, in relation to wages and profits, x, 283-4; justice and, Shakespeare on, xlvi, 296; makes money, x, 95; as measure of value, 36, 40-1, 46; Milton on power of, iv, 382; Mirabeau on, X, 444; More on wrongs due to, xxxvi, 238; need of continual supply of, X, 228; origin and use of, 27-33; paper (see Paper Money); Penn on love oi> i. 335 (127), 390; Plutarch on use of, xii, 156; prolific nature of, i, 104; its proportion to produce circulated by its means, x, 234-5; quantity of, dependent on consumable goods, 267-8; quantity of, in relation to industry, 234; regulation of, under Confederation, xliii, 163-4; regulation of, by Congress, 184 (5); revenue and, x, 227-9; 3s reward for services, xxiv, 305; Ruskin on love of, xxviii, 115-16; scarcity of, x, 319; Sophocles on power of, viii, 264; standards of, x, 42-3; states forbidden to coin, xliii, 186 (10); Tennyson on power of, xlii, 982; Tennyson on strife for, 1015-7; trade does not require, x, 319; variation in value of, 36-7, 45; as wealth, 227-8, 311-31; Woolman on, pursuit of, i, 297, 298,

¶304 Money-love, Mr., in Pilgrim's Progress,

¶XV, 104-9

¶Money Prices, remark on, x, 46 Mongrels, compared with hybrids, xi,

¶312-15 Monicongo, epitaph by, on Don Quixote,

¶xiv, 513 Monied Interest, defined, x, 280; increase

¶of, 280-1; remarks on the, xxiv, 245-6 Monimus, the Cynic, ii, 203 (15) Monk, Chaucer's, xl, 15-16; Dryden on

¶Chaucer's, xxxix, 164 Monkeys, first appearance of, xi, 341;

¶tails of, 232-3 Monkeys, in Faust, xix, 99-106 Monks, Calvin on, xxxix, 36; Dante on corruption of the, xx, 380-1; Harrison on the, xxxv, 234; irregular, xxxvi, 306 note; Luther on, 300-2, 313, 333; Luther on confession of, 306; in Milton's Limbo, iv, 147-8; Pascal on corruptions of, xlviii, 308 (889); proverb

¶on, xxxvi, 260 Monnica, mother of St. Augustine, vii, 3; cares for son, 24-5, 70-1, 95, 136, 142; funeral of, 155; last sickness and death of, 147, 151-5; life and character of, 148-52; in Milan, 79-80; in the Milan troubles, 146; offerings to the churches, 80; piety of, 14-15; prayer for, 157-8; vision of, 42; Walton on visions of, xv,

¶336 Monody, by Burns, vi, 484 Monogamy, among the Germans, xxxiii,

¶103; of Greeks and Egyptians, 45 Monolith of Amasis, xxxiii, 87-8 Monopoly, enemy of good management, X, 151; forbidden, in Body of Liberties, xliii, 68 (9); in manufactures [319]and agriculture, x, 341-2; as means to

¶riches, iii, 89

¶Monopoly Prices, x, 63

¶Monotony, of life. Bacon on, iii, 10;

¶Marcus Aurelius on, ii, 241 (46)

¶Monroe, James, in Louisiana Purchase,

¶xliii, 250 note

¶Monroe Doctrine, The, xliii, 277-9;

¶Russia and the, 432 note

¶Monstrosities, beauty in, iii, 267-8; Darwin on, xi, 25, 247; definition of, 54;

¶under nature and domestication, 54-5 Montagu, Earl of Huntingdon, xxxix, 73 Montague, and Addison, xxvii, 158

¶Montague, Bishop, xv, 339

¶Montague, Lady Wortley, xxxiv, 96

¶Montague, picture-dealer, v, 320-1

¶Montagues and Capulets, xx, 169 note

¶13

¶Montaigne, Michel Eyguem de, Art of Conversation, xlviii, 407-8; Of Bookes, xxxii, 87-102; on Castalio, xxxvii, 71; on ceremony, xviii, 14-15; character of, xxxii, 107-8; on his character, 69- 70; in the civil wars, 115-17; commentators of, 106-7; devotees of, 105; Dryden on, xxxix, 160; on his education, xxxii, 65-9; on his essays, 4, 72, 87-8; Of Friendship, 72-86; Hazlitt on, xxvii, 279; Hugo on language of, xxxix, 374; Institution and Education OF Children, xxxii, 29-71; On Judgment of Happiness, 5-8; on his learning, 29-30; on lies, iii, 8-9; his life, resume- of, xxxii, 108-9; life and works, 3; literary style of, 117-20; as mayor of Bordeaux, 117-20; men of his time, iii; Pascal on, xlviii, 15 (18), 24-5, 33, (74), 80 (220), 87, no (315), 112-13 (325). 281 (813), 389-400; To Philosophize is to Learn How to Die, xxxii, 9-28; on his reading, 89-102; recovered letters of, 106; Rousseau on, xxxiv, 272-3; Sainte-Beuve on, xxxii, 105-20, 129, 131; Steven de la Boetie, and, 72-3, 78, 83-6; on Tacitus, xxxiii, 92; times of, xxxii, 109-10; travels in Italy, v, 208;

¶Voltaire on Essays of, xxxiv, loi

¶Montaigne, Essay on, Sainte-Beuve's,

¶xxxii, 105-20

¶Montanarolo, in The Betrothed, xxi,

¶319

¶Montanus, Calvin on, xxxix, 38

¶Montaperto, battle of, xx, 133 note 8

¶Montefeltro, Buonconte da, xx, 164 and

¶note 8 Montefeltro, Guido da, xx, in note 4;

¶in Dante's Hell, i 10-14 Montejan, M. de, xxxviii, 9, 12 Montelupo, Raffaello da, xxxi, 71 note 7,

¶206 Monterey, Dana on, xxiii, 71-2, 81-4,

¶227-8, 384 Montesquieu, on classification of citizens, xxiv, 317; inventor of national workshops, xxviii, 456; Le Temple de Gnide, xxxix, 384; Sainte-Beuve on, xxxii, 123; Sainte-Beuve on Spirit of haws,

¶126; Taine on, xxxix, 434 Montevideo, Darwin on, xxix, 147 Montevarchi, Francesco da, xxxi, 427 Montferrat, William, Marquis of, Dante

¶on, XX, 174 and note 17 Montgomerie, James, Burns on, vi, 181

¶note Montgomerie's Peggy, vi, 25 Montgomery, M., and Henry II, xxxiii,

¶186 Montgomery, Sir Hugh, in Chevy Chase, xl, 98-9; at Otterburn, xxxv, 91; xl,

¶91. 92, 93 Montgomery, Richard, Burns on, vi, 51 Montjoie, origin of cry of, xlix, 177 Montluc, Jean de, xxxi, 207 note i, 248-9 Montmorency, Mar^chal de, xxxviii, 51 Montone, Andrea de (see Braccio) Montone, river, Dante on, xx, 68 and

¶notes Montorsoli, Giovanni Angelo, xxxi, 403

¶note Montrose, Marquis of. My Dear and

¶Only Love, xl, 358-9 Moodie, Rev. Alexander, Burns on, vi,

¶98-9> 352 (see also Twa Herds) Moods, Pascal on, xlviii, 47 (107) Moon, Addison on the, xlv, 535; xl, 400; Browning on the, xlii, 1098-9; Dante on the, XX, 290-5; as Egyptian goddess, xxxiii, 29; Faust's apostrophe to the, xix, 24; heat from the, xxx, 260-1; Milton on the, iv, 236, 247, 307; motions and distance of, xxx, 303-4; motion of, Copernicus on, xxxix, 54; motion of, Voltaire on, xxxiv, 116-17, 118; Pascal on superstitions concerning, xlviii, 15 (18); Raleigh on the, xxxix, 107-8; Shelley on the, xli, 853, 856; tides and, xxx, 280-2, 291-2, 303-5; tides and Descartes on, xxxiv, 37; tides

p. 321¶go; burgess in Parliament, 91; the Canterbury nun and, 115; chancellor of Lancaster, 97; Charles V on, 134; at Charterhouse, 90; conviction of, 130-1; counsel for Pope, 92-3; Cromwell advised by, 113-14; daughters of, 90, loo-i; education and youthful wit, 89-90; embassies to Flanders and France, 98; on his embassy to Flanders, 135; embassy to Spain offered to, 97; on English Church, 104; freedom from anger, 104; Furnival's Inn and, 90; gentleness toward opponents, 98; Peter Giles on, 241; Henry VII, troubles with, 91; Henry VIII and, 92, 93-4, 97) 98, 99, 102-3, io5> iio-ii, 113- 14, H7-19; heroism of, v, 127; imprisoned in tower, xxxvi, 121-5; indictment and trial, 126-31; Jonson on, xxvii, 56; Johnson on, xxxix, 225; justice of, xxxvi, 107; on king's marriage and supremacy, 114, 117; lands of, 123; last days and death, 132-4; lawyer, 91-2; learning and power of speaking, 98; Life by Roper, 89-134; Lord Chancellor, 105, 106-8, 111-13, 115-16; manner of dress, no; marriage, 90; patience with slanders of merchants, 98-9; piety of, 99-101, 109, III, 113, 120, 122; poverty, 113; reader at Furnival's Inn, 90; religious writings and present from clergy, 109- 10; Lord Rich with, 126; Sidney on, xxvii, 18; speaker of Parliament, xxxvi, 93-6; three wishes of, 99; under-sheriff of London, 91; unselfishness of his aims, 99; Utopia, 135-243; remarks on Utopia of, 88; virtues and wisdom of, 89; Walton on, xv, 323; Wolsey

¶and, xxxvi, 95-7

¶Morclli, Dr., Dryden on, xiii, 56

¶Morequito, King, of Aromaia, xxxiii, 332-

¶3. 355-6

¶Morgan, chariot of, xxxii, 146

¶Morgan, Col., at Gettysburg, xliii, 393

¶Morgan, Matthew, xxxiii, 229, 247, 254 Morgan, Miles, xxxiii, 268

¶Morgant, the giant, xiv, 19

¶Morley, his work on liberty, xxv, 5

¶Morluc (see Montluc)

¶Mormons, Mill on persecution of, xxv,

¶287-9

¶Morning, Berkeley on, xxxvii, 189; Gray on, xxxix, 275-6; Milton on, iv, 37, 170

¶Moro, Raffaello del, xxxi, 88, 96-8, 183 Morone, Macaulay on, xxvii, 390 Morpheus, reference to, iv, 171 Morphology, Darwin on, xi, 452-7 Morrell, Sir Charles, xl, 99 Morris, Auld Rob, vi, 445-6 Morris, Captain, i, 151 Morris, Gov., and Franklin, i, 126-7, '45! love of dispute, 126; quarrel with Assembly, 127-8, 138; retirement of, 127,

¶145-6 Morris, James, i, 108 Morris, William, Poems by, xlii, 1183-98; Prologue to Niblungs and Volsungs, xlix, 255-6; translator of songs from the Edda, 360; translator of Volsunga

¶Saga, 249 Morshead, E. D. A., translator of House

¶OF Atreus, viii, i Morsimus, reference to, viii, 443 Mortality (see Death) Morte d'Arthur, favorite in old England, xxxix, 225; Holy Grail, story of, from Malory's, xxxv, 104-214; Prologue to

¶Malory's, xxxix, 20-4 Morte d'Arthur, Tennyson's, xlii, 986-

¶92 Mortification, Raskin on, xxviii, 95 Mortimer the elder, in Edward II, xlvi,

¶9-11, 14-15, 16-19, 22-8, 35 Mortimer, the younger, in Edward the Second, in opposition to Gaveston, xlvi, 9-11, 14-15, 16-19; consents to his return, 22-5; made Marshal, 26-7; on Gaveston, 28; at Gaveston's return, 31-4; quarrel with king, 34-7; Edward on, 37-8; in attack on Tynemouth, 39-40, 41; at capture of Gaveston, 43- 5; in battle, 53; captured, 54-5; escapes to France, 56, 57-9; his return in arms, 61, 63-4; the Queen and, 63, 66, 69; his triumph, 73; plots king's death, 74-5; with Kent, 75-6; new plots against king, 79-80; made Protector, 80-1; puts Kent to death, 81-2; suspected of king's death, 86-7; condemned to death, 88; Edward Third

¶on, 89 Morton, Bishop of Durham, relations with Dr. Donne, xv, 329-30; Walton on,

¶330 Morton, Cardinal, xxxvi, 89 Morton, John, More on, xxxvi, 142 Mosca degli Uberti, in Hell, xx, 27, [322]117- 322

¶Mosca, II, xxxi, 420 note

¶Moschino, II, xxxi, 420 note

¶Moses, Browning on, xlii, 1099; Bunyan on, XV, 74, 134; on dean beasts, 83; in Dante's Paradise, xx, 422; on his own death, iii, 281 (29); Defoe on, xxvii, 142; Jesus and, xliv, 379 (30); Jesus on, xlviii, 272 (782); learning of, iii, 199; Lessing on, xxxii, 190; Machiavelli on, xxxvi, 20, 21, 83; meekness of, xv, 341; Milton on, iv, 88, 347-8, 349; on miracles, xlviii, 279 (803); Mohammed on, xlv, 888, 902-4, 911, 913, 921, 932, 966, 982, 983, 992 note 32, 996-7; More on law of, xxxvi, 150; Pascal on, xlviii, 189-90, 201, 203, 206 (622), 207 (624), 208 (629), 209 (631), 218 (657), 230 (690), 232, 238, 243 (714), 261 (741), 264 (752), 269 (774); Paul, St., on, xlv, 519 (13); prayers of, vii, 303 (2); his prophecy of Christ, xlviii, 285 (826); xliv, 429 (22-3); the Psalmist on, 267 (6-8), 276 (26), 278 (16), 279 (23, 32); Psalms attributed to, 144, 258-9; on resurrection, 407 (37-8); Stephen on, 436-7 (20-40); taken from Limbo,

¶XX, 18; wish of, iii, 224

¶Moses, in School for Scandal, xviii,

¶142-4, 149-50, 153-61, 163

¶Mosquitoes and Fox, fable of, xvii, 36-7 Mosquitoes, Drake on, xxxiii, 149-50

¶Mother, I Cannot Mind My Wheel,

¶xli, 901

¶Mother, To My, by Poe, xlii, 1236

¶Mother Holle, story of, xvii, 104-7

¶Mother's Lament, A, vi, 315

¶Mother's Picture, On His, by Cowper,

¶xli, 543-6

¶Motherhood, Holmes on, xxxviii, 251-2 Mothers (see Parents)

¶Motherwell, Song of the Cavalier,

¶xxviii, 392

¶Motion, Berkeley on, xxxvii, 209-10, 211-13, 237, 265; first law of nature, v, 229, 231; Pascal on, xlviii, 428-30;

¶Rousseau on, xxxiv, 247-9, 251

¶Motives, and actions, xxxvii, 353-8, 362-3 note, 365-6; James Mill on, xxv, 36;

¶Ruskin on human, xxviii, 94-6

¶Motte, Andrew, translator of Newton,

¶xxxix, I

¶Motto to Burns's First Book, vi, 221

¶Moulds, bacteria and, xxxviii, 342; Pasteur on, 295, 297, 298 and note

¶Mounier, on October Sixth, xxiv, 211

¶note Mountain<hains, formation of, xxix, 316;

¶Geikie on, xxx, 338-9 Mountain Daisy, To a, vi, 193-4 Mountain of the Congregation, iv, 200 Mountain-torrents, Darwin on, xxix,

¶320-1 Mountains, as barriers of species, xxix, 330; difficulty of judging distances on, 329; Helmholtz on low temperature of, xxx, 212-13; resemblance of species

¶of, xi, 394-6 Mountains in Labor, fable of, xvii, 17 Mountjoy, Lord, Harrison on, xxxv, 319

¶note Mourning, in ancient Egypt, xxxiii, 42; Bacon on, iii, 9; Byron on, xli, 790; Confucius on, xliv, 12 (26), 60 (21), 65 (17); Dekker on, xlvii, 508; Ecclesiastes on, xliv, 342 (2, 4); Ennius on, ix, 71; Hamlet on, xlvi, 101-2; Pascal on, xlviii, 338, 339; Rossetti, C. G., on, xlii, 1181, 1182; Shakespeare

¶on, xl, 275; Tzu-yu on, xliv, 65 (14) Mourning, 'Valediction Forbidding, xl,

¶304-5 Mouse, To a, vi, 119-20; remarks on, 16 Mouse and Lion, fable of, xvii, 14-15 Mouse, The Town, and the Country

¶Mouse, xvii, 13-14 Movement, definitions of, xlviii, 427-8 Moving Pictures, in New Atlantis, iii,

¶178-9 Mo wis, tale of the, xlii, 1331 Mozzi, Andrea de', xx, 64 and note 5 Mozzi, Rocco di, xx, 57 note Mucalinda, xlv, 627-8 Much, the miller's son, in adventure with knight, xl, 129, 130, 136, 137, 138; with monks, 155, 156, 157; at archery

¶contest, 165, 167 Much-afraid, in Pilgrim's Progress, xv, 175; daughter of Dispondency, 288-9, 290; parts with Christiana, 312; death

¶of, 3M-I5 Mucianus, Tacitus on, iii, 128; on Vitel-

¶lius, 17, 141 Mucii, Plutarch on the, xii, 219 Muck-rake, man with, in Pilgrim's Prog-

¶ress, XV, 202-3 Muggins, Dick, in She Stoops to Con-

¶quer, xviii, 207, 212 Muhagerin, xlv, 949 note 14 MuiR, William, Epitaph on, vi, 50

252-4

¶(10)

p. 326¶326

¶(12), 266-8 (15, 16); Browne on study of, 264-5, 266-8; Bryant on, xlii, 1213- 15; Burke on study of, xxiv, 7-8; Burns on, vi, 67, 88-9, 320-1, 502, 504; Bishop Joseph Butler on, ii, 327; Channing on study of, xxviii, 328-9; Channing on unity of, 324-5; Cicero on accordance with, ix, 70; Cicero on rebellion against, 46; Coleridge on wisdom in, xxvii, 258-9; complexity of, xi, 79-86; contemners of, in Dante's Hell, xx, 46, 61-5; Darwin on, xi, 89, 203-4, 209; Descartes's method of studying, xxxiv, 51-3; economy of, xi, 151-2; education by, v, 59, 192; xxviii, 153-4; Emerson on, v, 25, 27-8, 54, 89, loi, 152, 167, 171, 173, 189, 192, 193, 240, 275, 301; xlii, 1250, 1253, 1257-8; Epictetus on, ii, 164 (130); God and, St. Augustine on, vii, 164; God and, Hume on, xxxvii, 396-404; God and, Pascal on, xlviii, 82 (229), 90-1, 137 (428), 190 (580), 325-6; God and, Raleigh on, xxxix, 104, 108- 10; God and, Rousseau on, xxxiv, 253- 4; God and, Tennyson on, xlii, 1004-5; Goethe on study of, xxxix, 251; Goethe on unity of, xix, 24; Goldsmith on gifts of, xli, 522; Hindu doctrine of, xlv, 851; Hume on knowledge of, xxxvii, 309-10, 311-12; Hunt on love of, xxvii, 293; institutions influenced ''y> V, 339; interdependence of, xxx, 168; lessons of, xlii, 1243; living according to, ii, 253 (74), 275 (2); xxxvi, 197-8; Locke on works of, xxxvii, 163, 165; Lyell on laws of, xxxviii, 386; Marcus Aurelius on study of, ii, 205 (2); Milton on gifts of, iv, 63-5; Milton on unity and degrees of, 192-3; "never betrayed the heart that loved her," xli, 638; Newton on phenomena of, xxxix, 151-2; "non facit saltum," xi, 195-6, 207; offences against, vii, 39-40; opposition in, ii, 59-61; original meaning of, 326-7; Pascal on, xlviii, 26-8, 40 (91), 49-50 (119-21); Penn on life next to, i, 342- 3; Penn on study of, 321 (3), 322-3; pleasure the plan of, xli, 643-4; Pope on, xl, 414, 422-3, 425, 433; proverb on, V, 91; Raleigh on, xxxix, 108-10; Ruskin on our carelessness of, xxviii, 120-1; Shelley on love of, xli, 826; Tboieau on attractions and benefits of, xxviii, 395-425; Whitman on life with, xlii, 1410; "will out," xvii, 42; Words-

¶worth on love of, xli, 600, 636-9, 678 Nature, Essay on, Emerson's, v, 223-37 Nature, Goodness of, essay on, iii, 32-4 Nature, Hymn to the Spirit of, xli,

¶841-2 Nature in Men, Bacon's essay, iii, 96-8 Nature, The Influences of, xli, 607-

¶14 Nature and the Poet, xli, 605-7 Nature's Law: A Poem, vi, 225-7 Naturlangsamkeit, v, no Naucratis, city of, xxxiii, 88 Naudin, M., on origin of species, xi, 15-

¶16; on reversion, 314 Naunton, Sir Robert, xv, 380-1 Nausicaa, daughter of Alcinous, xxii, 81- 9; farewell to Ulysses, m; Ruskin on,

¶xxviii, 142 Nausithous, son of Poseidon, xxii, 91;

¶reference to, 81 Nautes, in the ^neid, xiii, 201 Navagero, Bernardo, quoted, xxviii, 455 Navarre, King of, at Hesdin, xxxviii 21-2;

¶at Rouen, 47-8 Navidad, city of, xliii, 25 Navigation, ancient, iii, 156-7, 159; Emerson on, v, 339; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 363; power of, necessary to civilization, x,

¶24-6 Navigation Act of Great Britain, x, 342-4 Navy, Harrison on need of a, xxxv, 360 Navy, United States commander-in<hie£ of, xliii, 188 (I); under the Confederation, 161, 164, 165; under Constitu-

¶tion, 184-5 (13. 14) Naxos, famed for vintage, xiii, 132 Naylor, James, Woolman on, i, 292; wor-

¶shipped as Christ, v, 233 Neaera, and Helios, xxii, 165; reference

¶to, iv, 74 Nealces, Virgil on, xiii, 347-8 Neale, Dr., Dean of Westminster, xv, 375 Neale, J. M., translator of hymns, xlv,

¶542, 543, 544, 548 Nearchus, in Polyeucte, urges Polyeucte to be baptised, xxvi, 77-80; persuaded to go to temple with Polyeucte, 95-7; blamed by Pauline, 99-100; doomed by

¶Felix, 102-3; his death, 106 Nearchus of "Tarentum, ix, 59 Nearer, My God, To Thee, xlv, 568-9 Nebaioth, in the Wilderness, iv, 379 Nebridius, friend of St, Augustine, [327]vii, 48, 92, 100, 126; conversion of, 141;

¶on divination, 104

¶Nebuchadnezzar, Bunyan on, xv, 99; Daniel and, xx, 297, note i; dream of, xlviii, 245-6; image of, iii, 13; the Jews and, xlviii, 212; reference to, xlv,

¶914 note

¶Nebulie, composition of, xxx, 314

¶Necessaries of life, defined, x, 517-18; Kempis on, vii, 290 (4); Shakespeare on, xlvi, 260; taxes on, x, 518, 520-3,

¶547 (see also Food-Supply)

¶Necessary, Marshall on word, xliii, 217 Necessary Connexion, Idea of, xxxvii,

¶335-50, 353

¶Necessity, Burns on, vi, 366; Chaucer on, xl, 46; Dante on, xx, 210; defined by Kant, xxxii, 356, 365; foreknowledge not, XX, 358, note 7; Goethe on, xix, 379; Hume on doctrine of, xxxvii, 351- 70; makes vile things precious, xlvi, 266; Mill on doctrine of, xxv, 106-7; Pascal on belief in, xlviii, 40 (91), 83-4 (233); Sophocles on, viii, 291; the spur of knowledge, xxxiv, 178; the tyrant's

¶plea, iv, 164

¶Necker, M., on assignats, xxiv, 370; Burke on, 336-7; on French finances, 253; on population of France, 262-3;

¶on wealth of France, 264-5

¶Necos, king of Egypt, xxxiii, 79-80

¶Necromancy, Cellini on, xxxi, 127-30,

¶136; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 382

¶Neglect, excuses for, ii, 195 (12); a way

¶of dishonoring, xxxiv, 364

¶Negotiating, Essay on. Bacon's, iii, 117-

¶18

¶Negus, empire of, iv, 329

¶Nehemiah, and the Sabbath-breakers,

¶xliii, 94, 95

¶Neidpath, The Maid of, by Campbell,

¶xli, 777

¶Neidpath, The Maid of, by Scott, xli,

¶744-5

¶Neidpath Castle, Lines Composed at,

¶xli, 679

¶Neighbors, Confucius on love of, xliv, 44

¶(24); Jesus on, 382-3 (29-37)

¶Neleus, birth of, xxii, 151; Chloris and, 152; Homer on, 43; Melampus and,

¶206

¶Nelson, in the Baltic, v, 358; xli, 779-80; courage of his sailors, v, 381-2; death of, 348; Emerson on, 366; expecting duty, 387; feat of doubling, 358; at

¶Trafalgar, 414; want of fortune, 393 Nemesianus, on hounds, xxxv, 350-1 Nemesis, Emerson on doctrine of, v, 92- 3; Herodotus's belief in, xxxiii, 5-6; in Manfred, xviii, 430-2, 433-6; Pliny on,

¶ix, 272 note Nemetes, Tacitus on the, xxxiii, 108 N^mglan, and Conaire, xlix, 203 Nemours, Due de, at Metz, xxxviii, 23 Nennius, on Arthur, xxxii, 155-6 Neocles, father of Themistodes, xii, 5 Neo-Druidism, xxxii, 168 Neoptolemus, and Lycomedes, ix, 34 Neoptolemus, son of Achilles (see

¶Pyrrhus) Nepenthes, reference to, iv, 62 Nephelogetes, and Alaopolitanes, xxxvi,

¶216 Nepoios, Raleigh on the, xxxiii, 349 Nepos, Licinius, Pliny on, ix, 259 Nepos, Metellus, Cicero on, xii, 239-40 Nepos, friend of Pliny, ix, 213, 242 Nepos, the praetor, decree of, ix, 277-8 Nepos, Proconsul of Spain, and Cxsar,

¶xii, 282 Neptune, in the ^neid, xiii, 77-9; 204-5; Milton on, iv, 21, 45, 67; in sack of

¶Troy, xiii, 121 Neptune, the planet, discovery of, xxx,

¶23. Nereids, reference to the, xiii, 79 Nereus, references to, iv, 66-7; xiii, 114 Neri, beginning of party, xx, 132 note 4; faction in Florence, 26 note 3, 101-2

¶and notes Neri, St. Philip, and the nun, v, 287-8 Nerius, Cn., informer, ix, 99 Nero, Drusus, ix, 232 note 2 Nero, Emperor, Apollonius on, iii, 48; Carlyle on death of, v, 322; Demetrius and, ii, 132 (45); descent of, xii, 389; harp of, iii, 49; Epaphroditus, patron of, ii, 321; Marcus Aurelius on, ii, 211 (16); Pliny on reign of, ix, 320-2; as a poet, xviii, 17; Rome burned by, xl, 49; and Seneca, ii, 320 note; Spintrian

¶recreations of, iii, 320 Nero, Francesco del, xxxi, 108 note 2 Nero, Tiberius, and Gabinius, ix, 115 Nerva, edict of, ix, 390; Pliny on, 212,

¶316; Trajan and, 356 note 2 Nervians, Tacitus on the origin of, xxxiii,

¶108 Nervii, Cxsar's campaign against the, [328]xii, 328

¶Nesle, Castle of, xxxi, 327 note 2

¶Nessus, Dante on, xx, 50 and note

¶Nestor, Achilles and, xxii, 321; birth of, 152; Cicero on, ix, 56; in the Odyssey,

¶xxii, 34-45

¶Netherlands, Bacon on government of, iii, 35; Browne on success of the, 269; under Charles V, xix, 252; manufactures of the, iii, 40; under Margaret o£ Parma, xix, 256-8; periodic returns in, iii, 137; Philip II and the, xxxix, 86-9;

¶revolt of the. Mill on, xxv, lo-ii

¶Nethersole, Sir Francis, xv, 380-1

¶Neufville, Nicholas de, xxxi, 281 note

¶Neuri, Herodotus on the, xlix, 268 note Neuter Insects, Darwin on, xi, 278-83;

¶sterility of, how developed, 299-300

¶Neutrality, Machiavelli on, xxxvi, 73-4; Pascal on, xlviii, 310 (899); Penn on, i> 357; Washington on policy of, xliii,

¶246, 248

¶Never the Time and the Place, xlii,

¶1108

¶Nevers, Duke of, and Mantua, xxi, 78,

¶434-5, 466

¶Nevil, Dr., and George Herbert, xv, 375,

¶380

¶Nevill, Sir Robert, xxxv, 24

¶Neville, Constance, in She Stoops to Conquer, with Kate Hardcastle, xviii, 209-10; with Hastings at Hardcastle's, 224-5; carries on joke with Marlow, 226; with Tony Lumpkin, 229, 231; Tony's description of, 232; tries to get her jewels, 236-8; plans to elope, 244; with Tony in elopement plot, 250-1; Tony's letter and, 252-3; denounces Tony, 254; ordered to aunt's by Mrs. Hardcastle, 253, 255-6; refuses to elope, 264; wins consent to marry Hastings,

¶268

¶New Academy, xii, 220 note

¶New Albion, Drake's, xxxiii, 213-17

¶New Atlantis, Bacon's, iii, 145-81; edi-

¶torial remarks on, 144; 1, 42

¶New Atlantis, acoustics in, iii, 178; air and water machines, 178-9; ancient commerce of, 156-7, 159-60; ancient expeditions against, 157-8; arrival at, 145-8; Christianity in, 153-5; dress in, 147, 151, 165, 170-2; Feast of Family in, 163-6; food in, 149-50, 175-6; health, care of, in, 148, 173-4; instruments of warfare in, 178; Jews in, 167; jugglery in, 179; machines and engines in, 178-9; manufactures in, 176; marriage in, 168-70; medicine in, 176; mineralogy in, 177; optics in, 177; production of heat in, 176-7; production of odors and tastes, 178; scientific expeditions from, 162; self-sufficiency of, 159-60; Salomon's House in, 161 (see further Salomon's House); Stranger's House in, 149; treatment of visitors in, 151-2, 160-1; why un-

¶known, 155-6 et seq. New-born Child, On Parent Knees a,

¶xli, 580 New Caledonia, barrier-reef of, xxix, 477,

¶481 New England, historical documents of

¶early, xliii, 59-105, 138-46 'New England Courant, i, 3, 19, 21 New England Reformers, v, 253-71 New Forcers of Conscience under

¶Long Parliament, iv, 80-1 Newfoundland, American rights in fish-cries of, xliii, 177; colonization of, xxxiii, 262; description of, 281-6; exploration of coast, 287-8; Hayes on

¶banks of, 275 Newfoundland, Gilbert's Voyage to,

¶xxxiii, 263-98 New Jersey, settlement of, i, 276; slaves

¶in, 178 note New Light, party of, vi, 16; Burns on,

¶89-90 New South Wales, Darwin on, xxix, 436-

¶49 New Testament, Selected Books from,

¶xliv, 351-486 New Testament, adversity the blessing of, iii, 16; corruption of, St. Augustine on, vii, 75; Goethe on, xix, 53-4; Lessing on the, xxxii, 199-200; Luther on, xxxvi, 350; Mill on, xxv, 243; Pascal on, xlviii, 214, 220-1 (666), 261 (740), 288-9 (835), 298-9 (852); Rousseau

¶on the, xxxiv, 300-2 (see also Gospel) New Way to Pay Old Debts, xlvii, 857-

¶943; remarks on, 858 New Year's Day, why celebrated, xv, 403 New Year's Day: a Sketch, vi, 372-3 New Zealand, Darwin on, xxix, 420-34; fauna and flora of, xi, 371; ferns in, xxix, 249; as an oceanic island, xi, 416;

¶species of, 403, 414, 422 New Zealanders, health of the, v, 80 Newby, Samuel, i, 213 Newcomb, Simon, sketch of life [329]and works, XXX-, 310; Extent of the Uni-

¶verse, 311-21

¶Newlights, American society called, i, 207 Newman, Co]., on humble-bees, xi, 82

¶Newman, John Henry, Call of David quoted, xxviii, 170; Hymn by, xlv, 567-8; Idea of a University, xxviii,

¶31-61; sketch of life and works, 30

¶Newport, Magdalen, mother of George Herbert, xv, 373-4, 375-9. 384. 387-8;

¶letter to, 389-1; death, 392

¶News, Arabian proverb on, xvi, 158; evil

¶and good, iv, 453; suspense in, 454

¶News, Lassies, News, vi, 542

¶Newspapers, American, i, 19; Bentham on power of, xxvii, 229; Carlyle on writing for, xxv, 446; Ruskin on, xxviii, g8; Wordsworth on taxation of,

¶V, 324

¶Newton, Sir Isaac, Burke on, xxiv, 103; Cartesian vortices disproved by, xxxiv, 114-5; chronology of, 126-30; Emerson on, v, 66; gravitation, universal, discovered by, xxxiv, 115-21; on gravitation, v, 310; XXX, 301-4; xxxvii, 345- 6 note; Hazlitt on, xxvii, 267-8; the heliocentric theory and, xxxix, 52 note; honors paid him, xxxiv, 152; law of conservation and, xxx, 175; Leibnitz on, xi, 498; life and works, xxxix, 150 note; Locke on, xxxvii, 166; mathematical discoveries of, xxxiv, 125-7; optics, discoveries in, 121-4; Pepys and, xxviii, 304; on polarity in nature, v, 14; Preface to Principia, xxxix, 150-2; remarks on, 1, 39; Rousseau on, xxxiv, 249; spectrum discovered by, xxx, 261-2; on tides, 280-1; Unitarianism and, xxxiv, 83, 84; Voltaire on, 98, 108-13; Warden of Mint, 152; Words-

¶worth on theory of, v, 326

¶Newton, Gen. John, at Gettysburg, xliii,

¶336, 358, 370; Haskell on, 359

¶Newton, Sir John, xxxv, 64, 66, 68

¶New York, Whitman on, xlii, 1411-2

¶Nia, the waiter, xlix, 237

¶Niata, Cattle, xxix, 150-1

¶Nibbio, in The Betrothed, xxi, 323,

¶326-9, 333-5

¶Niblung, son of Hogni, xlix, 352

¶Niblungs, names of the, xlix, 253-4

¶NiBLUNGS AND VoLSUNGS, Story of, xHx,

¶249-358

¶Nicsea, Council of, xxxvi, 273, 290

¶Nicagoras, xii, 14

¶329 Nicandra, priestess of Dodona, xxxiii,

¶32-3 Nicanor, xliv, 434 (5) Nicely, Miss, marriage of, xviii, 123 Nicephorius, steward of Q. Cicero, ix,

¶112 Niceta, on motion of the earth, xxxix, 55 Niceta of Remisiana, Te Deum, xlv, 546 Nicety, is depraved modesty, xviii, 14 Nicholas, the gift of, xx, 225 note 3 Nicholas III, in Dante's Hell, xx, 79-80 Nicholas, in Two Years Before the

¶Mast, xxiii, 141-2 Nicholas, the barber, in Don Quixote,

¶xiv, 45, 48-54, 229-36, 276, 300-1 Nicholas, Harry, xlvii, 662 note 10 Nichols, Joseph, i, 276 Nichols, Philip, editor of Drake Revived,

¶xxxiii, 123 Nichomedes, the mastiff of, xxxv, 354 Nicias, Alcibiades and, xii, 85, 116-18; Cicero on, ix, 107; Hyperbolas and, xii, 116; peace of, 116; power of, 115;

¶in Sicilian expedition, 121, 124, 126 Nicias, in Mandragola, xxvii, 384-5 Nicodemus, the Jew, on Jesus, xlviii, 280

¶(808), 286-7 (829) Nicodemus, the Messenian, fickleness of,

¶xii, 201 Nicogenes, and Themistocles, xii, 27-8 NicoL, William, Epitaph for, vi, 265 Nicol Prism, the, xxx, 265 Nicolaiis of Antioch, xliv, 434 (5) Nicomachus, Aristophanes on, viii, 486 Nicomedia, aqueduct of, ix, 378; fire at,

¶377; lake near, 382, 391-2; temple at, Nicopolis, school of Epictetus at, ii, 116 Nicors, xlix, 17 note i, 44-5 Nicostratus, Plato on, ii, 22 Nidau, Earl at Poitiers, xxxv, 46 Ni^pce, discoverer of actinism, xxviii, 418 Nieuwentheit, Rousseau on, xxxiv, 253 Niger, name of, xii, 157 Niger, rival of Severus, xxxvi, 64-5 Night, Byron on beauties of, xviii, 445; Carlyle on, xxv, 332; Dryden's description of, xxxix, 323 note; Habington on, xl, 252-4; Milton on, iv, 131, 132-3, 170-1, 181, 311-312; Mohammed on the, xlv, 881; patroness of grief, iv, 24 (5); Shakespeare on, xl, 276; xlvi, 159; terrors, why greater at,

¶xxiv, 50 Night, by Blake, xii, [330]585-6 330

¶Night, To the, by Shelley, xli, 832-3

¶Night, To, by White, xli, 913

¶Night, At the Mid Hour of, xli, 822 Night, Hymn to the, xlii, 1267

¶Night-hag, Milton on the, iv, 125

¶Nightingale, jEschylus on the, viii, 51; Homer on the, xxii, 270; Milton on the, iv, 35, 50, 170, 238; Swinburne

¶on the, xlii, 1202

¶Nightingale and Laborer, fabls of, xvii,

¶33-4

¶Nightingale, Ode to a, by Keats, xli,

¶876-8

¶Nightingale, Sonnet to the, Milton's,

¶iv, 38-9

¶Nightingale, The, by Barnfield, xl, 283 Nightingale, The, story of, xvii, 301-10 Night-Watchers, Psalm of, xliv. 314-15 Nigidius, Publius, friend of Cicero, xii,

¶234

¶Nigrinus, counsel against Varenus, ix,

¶299

¶Nihilism, philosophy of, xix, 58; philo-

¶sophical, Buddha on, xlv, 664-5

¶Nile, jEschylus on the, viii, 196; breezes, why without, xxxiii, 18; delta of the, 14; Egypt a gift of the, 9, 11-13; Egyptian civilization due to, x, 25; embankments of, made by Min, xxxiii, 48-9; fish of the, 46-7; Lang on the, xxii, 335; Milton on the, iv, 345-6; mouths of the, xxxiii, 14-15; overflows of the, 15-16, 48; rise of the, cause of, 16-18; sacred animals of the, 38-9;

¶sources of the, 18-22

¶Nimeguen, Peace of, x, 347

¶Nimrod, Burns on, vi, 408; in Dante's Hell, xx, 129; the mighty hunter, iv,

¶342-3; pictured in Purgatory, xx, 191 Nine Worthies, the, xxxix, 20

¶Ninety-five Theses, Luther's, xxxvi,

¶251-9; remarks on, 246

¶Ninevah, Milton on kingdom of, iv, 391 Ning Wu, xliv, 17 note 9

¶Nino di Gallura (see Gallura, Nino di) Ninus, Raleigh on, xxxix, 112

¶Niobe, Dante on, xx, 191-2; daughter of

¶Tantalus, viii, 282

¶Niphzeus, death of, xiii, 341

¶Niphates, Satan alights first on, iv, 154 Nirvana, attainment of, xlv, 738-9; Buddha on, 720; Buddha's passage into, 646; Buddha's search for, 578-80; the craving for, 715; Hindu doctrine of, 814

¶Nisroch, in Paradise Lost, iv, 215 Nisus, in the JEneid, xiii, 188-90; Dante on, XX, 8; Euryalis and, xiii, 298-308;

¶Euryalis and, Sidney on, xxvii, 17 Nisus of Dulichmin, xxii, 248 NiTH, The Banks of, vi, 342-3 Nithsdale's Welcome Hame, vi, 419 Nitrate of silver, under voltaic current,

¶XXX, 129 note Nitrocris, queen of Egypt, xxxiii, 49 Nitrogen, in air, xxx, 143-4; binoxide of,

¶44 note; weight of, 144 Niuthones, Tacitus on the, xxxiii, 115 No Churchman Am I, vi, 37 No, My Own Love, xli, 901 Noah, Adam's vision of, iv, 336-41; Browne on story of, iii, 274; Jesus on days of, xliv, 399 (26-7); Kempis on, vii, 336 (4); Mohammed on, xlv, 905, 913; Pascal on, xlviii, 201, 215-16 (644); progeny of, iv, 341; taken from Limbo by Christ, xx, 18; wife of, xlv,

¶993 Noailles, Count of, Burke on, xxiv, 418 Noailles, family of, xxiv, 249-50 Nobili, Antonio de', xxxi, 408 note Nobility, Bacon on the, iii, 34-6, 51; Browne on the true, 311; Burke on a, xxiv, 273; Burns on, vi, 511-12, 520-1; Goldsmith on, xli, 510; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 360; Keppel on a, xxiv, 417-18; Machiavelli on a, xxxvi, 16, 33-5; More on, 199; origin of hereditary, xxxiv, 221-2; Pascal on, xlviii, 379-380, 381- 3; titles of, forbidden in United States, xliii, 160, 186 (8, 10); of Vanity Fair,

¶XV, 98 Noble, C, on rhododendrons, xi, 290 Noble Earl's Picture, Verses for a, vi,

¶260 Noble Lord, Letter to a, xxiv, 379-421 Noble Nature, The, xl, 291 Noddy, Darwin on the, xxix, 20 Nodier, on school of Alexandria, xxxix,

¶366 Noel, Father, on light, xlviii, 425 note Noemon, son of Phronius, in the Odyssey,

¶xxii, 31, 62-3 No-good, Mr., in Pilgrim's Progress, xv,

¶100

¶No-heart, in Pilgrim's Progress, xv, 217 Noise, much, little outcome, xvii, 17 Noisy Polemic, Epitaph on a, vi, 58 NoUet, Abbe, theory of electricity, i,

¶[331]147-8 Nombre de Dios, account of expedition against, xxxiii, 122-3, 130-41; taking

¶o£, 226-7

¶Nominalism, Buddha on, xlv, 665

¶Nominations, in early Connecticut, xliii,

¶62

¶Nomphon, the sachem, xliii, 145

¶Non<ombatants, agreement with Mexico

¶concerning, xliii, 303-4

¶Non-conformists, called atheists, iii, 43

¶Non-conformity, of heroism, v, 129; of infancy, 61; Mill on, xxv, 143, 240-2, 261-2; Milton on, iii, 224-5; Montaigne on, xxxii, 41-2; necessary to manhood, V, 62-3; penalty of, 65; popular ideas of, 74-5; power of, 189; source of sanctity, 192; Whitman on, xxxix, 397;

¶(see also Individuality)

¶Non-existence, Buddha on, xlv, 578, 661 Nonianus, and Claudius, ix, 199

¶Nonius, story of, xii, 250

¶Non-resistance, Emerson on, v, 460

¶Nonsuits, in Massachusetts, xliii, 70

¶Noon, Silent, xlii, 1179-80

¶Norcia, Francesco da (see Fusconi)

¶Norfolk, 3d Duke of, imprisonment of, xxxix, 78; Thomas More and, xxxvi,

¶III, 117, 120, 125

¶Norfolk, Dukedom of, v, 405

¶Noriego, Senor, xxiii, 235, 385

¶Norman Conquest, Vane on the, xliii, 121 Norman Islands, Freeman on, xxviii,

¶254-5

¶Normanby, Marquis of, dedication to,

¶xiii, 5-71

¶Normandy, Duke of, at Poitiers, xxxv, 46 Normandy, Edward Ill's invasion of, xxxv, 8-11, 11-16; Machiavelli on,

¶xxxvi, 9

¶Normans, eating of the, xxxv, 287; Emerson on the, v, 345; Renan on the,

¶xxxii, 160

¶Nornir, northern fates, xlix, 272 note, 294 Norris, Mr., speaker of Penn. Assembly,

¶i, 115, 124

¶Norris of Bemerton, xxxix, 320

¶North, Goethe on the, xix, 74; Tenny-

¶son on the, xlii, 974-5

¶North, Lord, Burke and, xxiv, 5; Burke

¶on, 387

¶North America, Asia formerly united to, xxix, 137; glacial period in, xi, 400; productions of, related to European, 398-9, 401-2; zoology of, 178-9; zoology of, changes in, xxix, 178-9; zoology

¶of, compared with South America, 136 North-east Wind, Ode to the, xlii,

¶1062-4 Northampton, Earl of, xxxv, 24, 27 Northburgh, Michael of, xxxv, 11 note,

¶13 note Northern Hemisphere, climate of, xxix,

¶253-4 Northmen, Charlemagne and the, v, 342;

¶government and people, 343-4 Northumberland, Earl of, xl, 93 (see

¶Percy) Norway, early depopulation of, v, 345;

¶Freeman on, xxviii, 259 Nostradamus, reference to, xix, 25 Notes (see Annotations) Nothing, Stanzas on (see Naething,

¶Stanzas on) Not-right, Mr., in Pilgrim's Progress,

¶XV, 274 Nottingham, Samuel, i, 183 Nourishment, Pascal on, xlviii, 120 (356) Nova Albion (see New Albion) Novello, Alessandro, xx, 321 note 18 Novello, Frederic, xx, 166 note 4 Novello, Guido, xx, 43 note 12 Novels, Burns on, vi, 57; Fielding on,

¶xxxix, 176-81; Ruskin on, xxviii, 150-1 Novelty, Bacon on, iii, 136; human thirst for, xxiv, 29-30; Pascal on, xlviii, 38;

¶wonder and, 40 (90) Novum Organum, Bacon's, iii, 3 Novum Organum, Preface to, xxxix,

¶143-7 Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal, xlii,

¶974 Now Thank We All Our God, xlv,

¶558 Nowell, Master, xxxv, 380 Nox NocTi Indicat Scientiam, xl, 252-4 Numa, Bacon on, iii, 66; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 382; intercalary month of, xii,

¶312; on religious processions, 170; Numa, in the JEnew, xiii, 340 Numantia, destruction of, xxxvi, 18 Numanus, death of, xiii, 313-14 Numbers, in battle, iii, 74; xliii, 341; effect of, in struggle for existence, xi, 78-9; Emerson on our respect for, v, 82; grandeur in, xxiv, 66; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 325-6; Pascal on, xlviii, 428-30;

¶Prometheus as inventor of, viii, 183 Numitor, and Maeon, xiii, 332-3; Virgil

¶on, xiii, 233 Nun, Chaucer's, xl, [332]14-15 332

¶Nun's Priest's Tale, xl, 34-51; remarks

¶on, 10

¶NuR-ED-DiN, Story of, xvi, 193-230

¶Nurse and Wolf, fable of, xvii, 29

¶Nurse's Song, xli, 590

¶Nymph's Song to Hylas, xlii, 1194-5

¶Nymph's Passion, A, xl, 293-4

¶Nymphs, references to, iv, 13 (20), 37 Nyseian Isle, iv, 161

¶Oak, Plutarch on the, xii, 149; species

¶of, xi, 62

¶Oateley, Sir Roger, in Shoemaker's Holiday, with Lincoln, xlvii, 469-71; with Rowland Lacy, 471; with Hammon and daughter, 486, 493, 494-5; with Eyre, 496; learns Rowland Lacy is in London, 496-7; with Eyre at Old Ford, 501-4; finds Hans with Rose, 514; visited by Lincoln, 515-16; learns flight of Rose, 516; with Firk, 516-18; plans to stop wedding, 516-19; mistakes wedding, 524-5; hears daughter married,

¶526; with the king, 533-4

¶Oateley, Rose, in Shoemaker's Holiday, in love with Rowland Lacy, xlvii, 469- 70; in the garden, her lament, 477; with Sybil, 477-8; the hunters and, 484-6; Hammon and, 493-5; with Eyre and wife, 503; discovers Rowland as Hans, 503-4; with Rowland, as Hans, 513-15; her flight, 516; with Rowland at Eyre's, 520-1; her marriage, 526; pardoned by king, 531;

¶marriage confirmed, 533-4

¶Oaths, are but tools to deceive, xxvi, 120; Brynhild on, xlix, 305, 368; continuity of law by, xxvii, 232-5; Epictetus on, ii, 175 (166); Hobbes on, xxxiv, 400- i; Luther on sanctity of, xxxvi, 316-17; Mohammed on, xlv, 1003; Quaker attitude toward, xxxiv, 68; shall not en-

¶force the wrong, viii, 140

¶Oaths of Office, Marshall on, xliii, 219

¶Oball, son of Conaire, xlix, 224

¶Obedience, Confucius on, xliv, 7 (5); is honor, xxxiv, 361; Kempis on, vii, 212, 274; Locke on, in children, xxxvii, 32-4, 61-2; Milton on, of subjects, iv, 208; Penn on, to parents, i, 339; Taine

¶on sentiments of, xxxix, 429-30

¶Oberon, in Faust, xix, 183

¶Obizzo of Este, Dante on, xx, 52 and

¶note 9, 74 note 2

¶Object, and sensation, xxxvii, 213-14

¶Objects, two kinds of, xxxvii, 222

¶Obligation, defined by Kant, xxxii, 324, 350; epigram on, xl, 398; Franklin on, from favors, i, 98; Hobbes on, xxxiv, 371; Machiavelli on, xxxvi, 37; Pliny on, ix, 200; Woolman on, from gifts,

¶i, 201 Oblin, son of Conaire, xlix, 224 Oblivion, Lowell on, xlii, 1386; Marcus

¶Aurelius on, ii, 217 (33), 246 (21) Obscenity, Shelley on, xxvii, 341 Obscurity, brings safety, xvii, 26; Confucius on, xliv, 7 (16), 48 (32); Greene on, xl, 283; Hobbes on, why dishonorable, xxxiv, 366-7; Hume on, xxxvii, 294; more affecting than clear-

¶ness, xxiv, 51-4; terror caused by, 50-1 Observation, Confucius on, xliv, 8 (i8), 23 (27); Goethe on, xxxix, 252, 256; misuse of, xii, 35; necessary to poets,

¶xxxix, 297; unhonored task of, v, 15 Obsolete Words, Johnson on, xxxix, 190,

¶203-4 Obstacles, Channing on value of, xxviii, 315; Marcus Aurelius on, ii, 260 (41),

¶261 (47) Obstinacy, constancy and, iii, 277; Epictetus on, in opinion, ii, 124 (23), 132 (47), 142 (69); Locke on, xxxvii, 61, 62, 63, 66, 68; Penn on, in opinion, 1,

¶385 (155-8) Obstinate, in Pilgrim's Progress, xv, 15- Occam, Newman on, xxviii, 47 Occasion, Arabian verse on, iii, 56; Milton

¶on awaiting, iv, 388-9 Occupation, Kempis on, vii, 223 (4);

¶necessary to happiness, xlviii, 140-1 Occupations, Plutarch on mean, xii, 36 Ocean, currents of the, due to wind, xxx, 277-8; Darwin on the, xi, 347; xxix, 504-5; Geikie on floor of the, xxx, 330-2; organic discoloration of the, xxix, 24-7; Socrates's idea of, ii, 108;

¶a sinking area, xxix, 484 Ocean Nymphs, Chorus of (see Prome-

¶theus Bound) Oceanus, Herodotus on river, xxxiii, 17; Homer on, xxii, 145; Milton on, iv, 67

¶(see also Okeanos) Ochre, Widow, in School for Scandal,

¶xviii, 133 Ockley, Simon, History of Saracens, v, Ocnus, ally of iEneas, xiii, 328 Octavia, Antony's wife, xii, 344-5, [333]346, 348, 362, 363, 366; children of, 388;

¶Virgil and, xiii, 32

¶Octavia, in All for Love, xviii, 13-14;

¶scene with Antony, 61-5; with Cleo-

¶patra, 67-8; discovers Dolabella with

¶Cleopatra, 76-7; tells Antony, 79; fare-

¶well to Antony, 82-3

¶Octavius, at Actium, xii, 372; xiii, 290;

¶Actium, triumph after, 292; Antony

¶and, xii, 254, 256, 333, 346, 348,

¶364-5; Antony, war with, 366-74, 379,

¶380-1, 382; CiEsar's heir, 255; Cssarion

¶killed by, 384; Cicero and, 254-6, 259;

¶xlvi, 28; Cicero on, ix, 178; clemency

¶to Alexandria, xii, 383; Cleopatra and,

¶378-9, 382, 384-6; xvii, 51; Dolabella

¶and, 55; Dryden on, 42-3, 60; Empire

¶of, xii, 344; prophecy of his greatness,

¶255; in Rome, 338; in second trium-

¶virate, 335-6; in war with republicans,

¶336-7 (see also Augustus)

¶Octavius, the African, xii, 239

¶Octavius, Caius at Cassar's death, xii, 319

¶Octavius, Cnseus, ix, 133

¶Octavius, Marcus, at Actium, xii, 372

¶October Sixth, Burke on, xxiv, 208-17

¶Octopus, habits of the, xxix, 16-17

¶Oddrun, and Gunnar, xlix, 336, 383-4

¶Oddrun, The Lament of, xlix, 431-8;

¶remarks on Lament, 252

¶Ode, Hugo on the, xxxix, 340, 352, 353,

¶354

¶Ode, by O'Shaughnessy, xiii, 1198-9

¶Ode in Imitation of Alc^us, xii, 579

¶Ode on Intimations of Immortality, xii,

¶595-600; Emerson on, v, 466

¶Ode, Written in mdccxlvi, xii, 476

¶Oderigi, in Dante's Purgatory, xx, 188

¶and note 2

¶Odeum, of Athens, xii, 50

¶O Deus, Ego Amo Te, xlv, 556

¶Odin, in the Edda, xlix, 361, 363, 429

¶note; Emerson on, v, 344; in the Vol-

¶SUNGA Saga, xlix, 257; 258, 259, 261

¶note, 277 note, 279 note, 284, 285,

¶286, 300, 358 note I

¶Odiousness, contrasted with sublimity,

¶xxiv, 72-3

¶Odors, Berkeley on, xxxvii, 199-200, 206,

¶207

¶Odysseus (Ulysses), Achilles and, xxii,

¶loi; Alneas and, xxxix, 157; j?iolus

¶and, xxii, 130-2; Agamemnon's praise

¶of, viii, 38; Aias and, xxii, 158-9;

¶Alcinous and, 90-102, 108-11, 113-15;

¶333 Amphinomus and, 248-9; Antinous and, 237-41; Athene and, 38-9, 179- 85; as beggar, 228, 233-4, 236-8; the boar and, 268-9; bow of, 284-5, 290-5; on Calypso's isle, 9, 10, 60, 71-5, 173; Charybdis and, 167-8, 172-3; Charybdis and, Milton on, iv, 134; the Cicones and, xxii, 116; on Circe's island, 133-43; Circe's prophecy for, 162-6; Ctesippus and, 280-1; in the land of the Cyclopes, 117-29; Cyclops and, Virgil on, xiii, 148-9; Dante on, XX, 107-10 and note 7; Demodocus and, xxii, 111-12; dog of, 235-6; dog of, Pliny on, ix, 352-3 note 2; Don Quixote on, xiv, 212; Eumjeus, swineherd of, xxii, 186-99, 207-12, 277-9, 289-90; Eurycleia recognizes, 266-70; Eurymachus and, 254-5; faithful servants received by, 309; in the games, 102-5; in Germany, xxxiii, 94; on God, ii, 126 (28); Hades, his visit to, xxii, 142-61; on island of Helios, 168-72; Hermes and, iv, 61; Iphitus and, xxii, 284-5; Irus and, 245-8; Ithaca, arrival in, 177, 178-81; Laertes and, 325-9; at Lacstrygonia, 132-3; Lotus-eaters and, 117 (see Lotos-eaters); the mantle and, 197-9; Melantho and, 253; Milton on, iv, 22, 261; Minerva and, xiii, 105-6; named by Autolycus, xxii, 267; Nausicaa and, 83-9; Nestor on, 35-8; omens of his success, 275-6; Palamedes and, xiii, 102-3; Penelope and, xxii, 241-3, 258-66, 270-2, 310-19; Penelope and, Bacon on, iii, 22; in Phsacia, xxii, 79- 80; Phxacia, departure from, 174-6; Philomeleides and, 54; Pliny on, ix, 208 note 9; Poseidon and, xxii, ii; return home decreed by Zeus, 69-71; righteousness of, 63; at Scylla and Charybdis, 167-8; Shelley on Homer's, xxvii, 336; Sidney on, 17; the Sirens and, xxii, 166-7; the Siren and, Dante on, xx, 221 note 4; Socrates on, ii, 29; Spenser on, xxxix, 62; in the storm, xxii, 75-8; Telemachus and, 215-23, 279-80; in Troy, 112; in Troy as a beggar, 52; in Trojan horse, xiii, 108; xxii, 53; Virgil on wanderings of, xiii, 365; the wooers and, xxii, 273-4, 296- 307; wooers' friends and, 330-4;

¶wrecked, 172-3 (see also Ulysses)

¶Odyssey, Homer's, xxii; ^neid compared

¶with, xiii, 38-40; xxxix, 157; Burke [334]on. 334

¶xxiv, 34-5; editor's remarks on, 1, 19- 20; lines on, by Lang, xxii, 7, 335;

¶reference to the, iv, 261

¶CEbalus, ally of Turnus, xiii, 264

¶CEdipus the King, viii, 209-54; .Sschylus's supposed criticism of, 476-7;

¶Shelley on, xviii, 276

¶CEdipus, birth of, viii, 243-4; blinds himself, 247; Creon and, 211-13, 220-1, 224-30, 251-4; daughters of, 252-8, 270, 272-4; elected king of Corinth, 237; exile of, 254; exposed as infant by father, 230; father's death described to, 230-1; grief of, 236; Homer on, xxii, 151; Laius's murderer sought by, viii, 213, 216-17; life related by, 232- 3; marriage to wife of Laius, 217; called Oidipodes, xxii, 151; in plague of the city, viii, 209-13; Polybus and, 237-9; Prynne on tragedies on, xxxiv, 153; remorse of, viii, 248-51; Sidney on example of, xxvii, 17; the sphinx and, iv, 409; viii, 221, 224, 254; Teiresias denounces, 220-3; Voltaire

¶on, xxxix, 364

¶CEnone, in Ph^dra, with Phaedra, learns of her love, xxvi, 138-46; urges Phxdra to live, 139, 140, 141, 147-8; prevents Phxdra's death, 161; urges Phjedra to assume throne, 163; announces Theseus's return, 166; urges Phscdra to accuse Hippolytus, 168-9; accuses Hippolytus, 172-4; hears Hippolytus in love with Aricia, i8oj:2; denounced by Phiedra, 184; kills herself,

¶190

¶CEnone and Paris, x!, 217-18

¶Offa, reference to, xlix, 58

¶Offences, against nature and custom, vii,

¶39; Jesus on, xliv, 398 (1-2)

¶Offenders, patience toward, ii, 289 (18) Office (see Public Office)

¶Office Work, for literary workers, xxv,

¶55

¶Officials, Bacon's advice to, iii, 29-30; Bentham on criticism of, xxvii, 239-41; corruption of, inevitable under property system, xxxvi, 168; expences of, X, 465; legal responsibility of, xxvii, 234-5; private offences of, xliii, 74 (61); Penn on public, i, 353-6 (see

¶also Public Office)

¶Offspring, universal love of, xl, 425-6

¶Og, king of Bashan, xliv, 315 (11); Milton on, iv, 17

¶Ogier, the Dane, xlix, 118, 120, 191 Ogle, Mrs., in School for Scandal,

¶xviii, 135 Ogygia, isle of Calypso, xxii, 96 O'Hagan, J., translator of Dies Ir^, xlv,

¶551; translator of Roland, xlix, 93 O'Higgins, family of, in Chili, xxix, 353 Ohlenschlager, on Danish readers, v, 365 Ohod, battle of, xlv, 959 note, 963 note Ohtere, son of Ongentheow, xlix, 85;

¶sons of, 70-1 Oicles, son of Antiphates, xxii, 206 Oil, as vehicle of taste, xxiv, 122 Okeanos, ./Eschylus on, viii, 171; in Pro-

¶metheus Bound, 176-9 O'Kearney, Nicholas, xlix, 198 Oken, Emerson on, v, 177 Olaf, and Eyvind, v, 276 Olaf Tryggvason, and Leif Ericsson, xliii,

¶5 Old Age, On, by Cicero, ix, 45-76; re-

¶marks on treatise, 7, 10 Old Age, .(Eschylus on, viii, 10; Aristophanes on, 428; beauty of, iii, 107; Browne on, 293-4; Browning on, xlii, 1103, 1106; Buddha on, xlv, 662; Burns on, vi, 169, 503; childishness of, xix, 16; Coleridge on, xli, 703-4; Collins's wish for, 592-3; comeliness of, ii, 206 (2); envy of, iii, 23; Goldsmith on best, xli, 511; Kingsley on, xlii, 1062; messenger of death, xlv, 685; Mill on happiness in, xxv, 35; Milton on, iv, 332; Pliny on order in, ix, 230; Rousseau on, xxxiv, 221; Shakespeare on, xl, 267; talkativeness

¶of, i, 6; Wordsworth on, xli, 615 Old Age and Youth, Essay on, Bacon's,

¶iii, 104-6 Old Cloak, The, xl, 188-9 Old Familiar Faces, xli, 735 Old Ironsides, xlii, 1366; remarks on,

¶xxxviii, 222 Old Man and Death, fable of, xvii, 39 Old Man of the Sea, the, xvi, 275-7 Old Marlborough Road, xxviii, 401-3 Old Stoic, The, xlii, iiii Old Sweetheart, Lines to an, vi, 221 Old Testament, Books from, xliv, 69-

¶349 Old Testament, Calvin on the, xxxix, 49; Jesus on, xliv, 397 (16); Lessing on the, xxxii, 189-96; Luther on, xxxvi, 349; Mill on, xxv, 243; miracles of, xlviii, 286 (827), 288 (835), 299

850-1

¶One Word More, xlii, 1094-1100

¶One's-self I Sing, xlii, 1402

¶Onela, xlix, 70 note 3, 71 note, 77, 85 Onesti, Pietro degli, xx, 377 note 14

¶Ongentheow, xlix, 73 and note i, 85-7;

¶offspring of, 73; son of, 70 note 3

¶Onis, Luis de, xliii, 268

¶Ontario, Lake, naval forces on, xliii, 265 Onund, King, referred to, v, 344

¶Onythes, death of, xiii, 407

¶Opaqueness, cause of, xxxiv, 123

¶Open Air, Locke on the, xxxvii, 14

¶Open Sesami, xvi, 425

¶Open the Door to Me, Oh, vi, 455

¶Opera, Wordsworth on the, xxxix, 298 Ophelia, in Hamlet, farewell to Laertes, xlvi, 107-10; advised by Polonius against Hamlet, iio-ii; relates Hamlet's madness, 123; letter from Hamlet, 128; in plot to test Hamlet, 143; meeting with Hamlet, 145-6; at the play, 151-2, 155; her madness, 176-9, 181-2; death, 189-90; funeral, 196-7; Lamb on acting of, xxvii, 306-7; in the original story, xlvi, 92; Ruskin on,

¶xxviii, 139

¶Ophelia's Song, xl, 266

¶Ophion, Milton on fable of, iv, 305

¶Ophir, Milton on, iv, 329

¶Ophiuchus, constellation, mentioned, iv,

¶126

¶Ophiusa, alluded to, iv, 304

¶Opinion, all is, ii, 203 (15), 298 (22), 299 (25); Bacon on change of, iii, 30; Berkeley on, xxxvii, 234-5; bondage to, of others, iii, 33; confirmation of, 257; current, generally false, xx, 342; defined by Hobbes, xxxiv, 347; Descartes on grounds of, 16; diversity of, reason for, 5; earnestness of, not intolerance, xxv, 36-7; fable of yielding to others', xvii, 35-6; Hume on differences of, xxvii, 203; knowledge and, xxxviii, 5; is knowledge in the making, iii, 223; liberty of, Mill on, xxv, 210- 49, 250; life is, ii, 213 (3); Lowell on confidence of, xxviii, 451; Marcus Aurelius on change of, ii, 214 (12), 236 (21), 256 (16); Marcus Aurelius on freedom from, 242 (52), 243 (2), 260 (40), 262 (49), 289 (16); metempsychosis of, iii, 257; might and, xlviii.

¶ECCLESIASTES OH, xUv, 339 (l), 34O

¶(8); Hobbcs on fear of, xxxiv, 372;

¶impossible in state of nature, 195-6;

¶Penn on, i, 352 (365)

¶Oppressors, Job on, xliv, 108-9 (i"t2)

¶Ops, mother of the gods, ix, 385 note

¶Ops, son of Peisenor, xxii, 20

¶Optics, Hobbes on, xxxiv, 363; in New

¶Atlantis, iii, 177; Newton's discoveries

¶in, xxxiv, 121-4

¶Oracles, Browne on, iii, 281 (29); Herod-

¶otus on founding of, xxxiii, 32-3;

¶Hobbes on pagan, xxxiv, 381; Milton

¶on, iv, 12-13; Pascal on, xlviii, 195

¶(601); Satan as giver of, iv, 370

¶Oral Teaching, Newman on, xxviii, 32-8

¶Orange, Prince of, in sack of Rome, xxxi,

¶79

¶Orange, William of (see William of O.)

¶Orante, in Tartuffe, xxvi, 204-5

¶Orators, Penn on qualities of, i, 339

¶(173)

¶Oratory, action in, iii, 31; Cicero's book

¶on, ix, 130; judgment and fancy in,

¶xxxiv, 350; old age and, ix, 55; Pliny

¶on, 205-9, 226-7, 346-8; rhetoric con-

¶trasted with, XXV, 324

¶Orbec, Vicomte d', xxxi, 282 note, 285

¶Orchard-making, in Chiloe, xxix, 301-2

¶Orchids, fertilization of, xi, 194-5; origin

¶of, 239-40

¶Oreo, Rerairo d', xxxvi, 25-6

¶Ordas, Diego, xxxiii, 319-20

¶Order, as cloak for misgovernment, xxvii, 244-5; Franklin's rule of, i, 79, 80, 83-5; Heaven's first law, xl, 431; in nature, M. Aurelius Antoninus on, ii, 335-6; Pascal on, xlviii, 123 (373); Penn on, in homes, i, 328 (55-6); Pliny

¶on, ix, 230

¶Order, in New Way to Pay Old Debts, xlvii, 866-8, 871, 872, 875, 876, 882,

¶884, 885-8, 923, 941

¶Ordination, Catholic doctrine of, xxxvi, 267 note; Luther on, 266; of Buddhist

¶priests, xlv, 740-7

¶Ordination, The, by Burns, vi, 163-6

¶Ordnance, antiquity of, iii, 139; Don

¶Quixote on, xiv, 379-80

¶Oreb, references to, iv, 88; xliv, 249 (11) O'Reilly, John Boyle, A White Rose,

¶xlii, 1198

¶Orejones, Raleigh on the, xxxiii, 354

¶Orellana, Raleigh on, xxxiii, 319-20, 322 Orenoqueponi, Raleigh on the, xxxiii, 321

¶note, 354, 373, 393

¶Orestes, in The Furies, viii, 124-5, ^3^' 41, 145-54; Homer on, xxii, 10, 16-17,

¶38, 40-1, 60

¶Orestes, in The Libation-Bearers, viii, 76-7, 85-101, 103-5, 113-20; Mnesitheus and, xxxv, 274; Pylades and, vii, 50; ix, 18; Pyrrhus and, xiii, 139;

¶Virgil on, 169

¶Organ, antiquity of the, xx, 183 note;

¶Dryden on the, xl, 389-90

¶Organic Beings, affinities of, xi, 431-77; animal or vegetable, xxxviii, 340-2; classification of, xi, 431-43; increase of, 73-6; increase of, checks on, 76-9; complex relations among, 79-86; geographical distribution of, 378-430; geographical distribution of, Browne on, iii, 275; geological succession of, xi, 349-77

¶(see also Species)

¶Organic Periods, of history, xxv, 103-4

¶Organization, advance of, xi, 129-32; degree of, of ancient and living beings, 368-72; low, highly variable, 152; not the result of chance, xxxiv, 252-3; repetition a sign of low, xi, 152; stand-

¶ard of, defined, 218, 368, 370

¶Organs, with distinct functions, xi, 185-6;

¶of extreme perfection, how [337]developed. 181-96; highly developed, are variable, 153-6; incipient stages o£ useful, 219- 44; of little importance, 196-9; multiple, variable, 152; rudimentary, atrophied, and aborted, 469-75; rudimentary, are variable, 152; with simultaneous functions, 185-6; specific and generic, compared, 156-9; use or beauty

¶of, 199-204

¶Orgon, in Tartuffe, relations with Tartuffe, xxvi, 207; returns home, 208-11; with Cleante, on Tartuffe, 211-16; on daughter's marriage, 216-18; Mariano with, 218-28; with Tartuffe after latter denounced, 254-61; prepares for marriage of Tartuffe and Marlane, 265-6; refuses to believe Tartuffe false, 267-8; at meeting of Tartuffe and Elmire, 269, 276-7; orders Tartuffe away, 277; repents gifts to Tartuffe, 278; with Cleante, 278-80; with Madame Pernelle, 281-4; advised to pretend peace with Tartuffe, 285; ordered to vacate house, 287-91; warned to fly, 291-2; stopped by Tartuffe, 292-3; his prop-

¶erty restored, 295

¶Oria, Pagan de, death of, xiv, 388

¶Oriana, Lady, Amadis and, xiv, u6, 212-

¶13, 227; to Dulcinea, 13

¶Orient, Tennyson on the, xlii, 984-5

¶Oriental Languages, Burke on, xxiv, 140 Oriental Literature, Hastings on, v, 446 Oriental States, Taine on, xxxix, 430

¶Origen, heresy of, iii, 258

¶Origin of Species, Darwin's, xi

¶Original Sin, Bunyan's parable of, xv, 33-4; Burns on, vi, 70; Calvin on, xxxix, 48; Kempis on, vii, 326 (2); Lessing on doctrine of, xxxii, 201 (74); Milton on, iv, 143, 329; Pascal on, xlviii, 83 (230), 145, 148 (445-7).

¶264 (752)

¶Originality, Bacon on, iii, 129; Emerson on, V, 59, 60, 79; Hugo on, xxxix, 385; Johnson on, 232; Mill on, xxv, 259-61; Pascal on perception of, xlviii, 12 (7), 107 (302); in poetry, Hugo on, xxxix, 365-6; in poetry, 'Wordsworth on, 331-4; 'Whitman on, 397 (see also

¶Individuality)

¶Orinda, reference to, xl, 387

¶Orinoco, Raleigh on the, xxxiii, 328, 330,

¶339i SSOj 361-2; tributaries of the, 371 Orion, Aurora and, xxii, 71; Homer on, 152, 159; mentioned in Job, xliv, 83,

¶337 134; Milton on, iv, 95; 'Virgil on, xiii,

¶45-7. 145. 348 Orithea, and Boreas, xxvii, 270 Orlando, Dante on, xx, 127 and note; in Dante's Paradise, 362; Don Quixote on, xiv, 213, 226, 490; to Don Quixote, 12; Sidney on, xxvii, 10 (see also

¶Roland) Orlando Furioso, composition of, xxvii, 355; Montaigne on, xxxii, 92; Shelley

¶on, xxvii, 349 Orleans, Duke of, at Poitiers, xxxv, 37,

¶46 Orleans, Duke of (Egalit^), Burke on,

¶xxiv, 381, 418 Orme, Captain, on Braddock, 1, 136 Ormond, Hugo on, xxxix, 379 Ornaments, Whitman on, xxxix, 402 Ornithology, Emerson on science of, v,

¶297 Ornithorhynchus Paradoxus, xxix, 445 Ornithus, death of, xiii, 380 Orodes, death of, xiii, 347 Oronte, Moli^re on, xxvi, 215 Orontes, in the ^neid, xiii, 77, 93 Oropus, case of, xii, 194 Oros, as king of Egypt, xxxiii, 72 Orosius, Paulus, xx, 328 note 23; on

¶Christian persecutions, ii, 315 note Orphan House, 'Whitefield's, i, 101-2,

¶103 Orphans in Massachusetts, xliii, 78 (84);

¶Mohammed on, xiv, 883, 884, 916, Orpheus, yEschylus on, viii, 73; Aristophanes on, 471; in Dante's Limbo, xx, 20; Dryden on, xl, 390; Euripides on, viii, 393; on hoariness, v, 176; Milton on, iv, 33-4, 36, 73, 228; Sidney on, xxvii, 6, 11; Socrates on, ii, 29; 'Virgil

¶on, xiii, 211; in Virgil's Hades, 229 Orphic Mysteries, Herodotus on the,

¶xxxiii, 42 Orses, death of, xiii, 347 Orsilochus, in the ^neid, xiii, 378, 380;

¶in the Odyssey, xxii, 45, 180, 204 Orsini, Alexander VI and the, xxxvi, 24; Burke, on, xxiv, 269; Colonnesi and, xxxvi, 39, 40; Duke Valentine and,

¶24-5. 27. 31. 46 Orsini, Franciotto, xxxi, 79 note 3 Orsino, Gierolimo, xxxi, 201 note 2 Orsino, in The Cenci, with Beatrice, xviii, 286-7; plots against Beatrice, 287-8; returns petition, 295; with

p. 339¶with Wellborn, 932-7; learns daughter's marriage, 938-9; with Lovell, 939-

¶40; crazed, 841-2

¶Overreach, Margaret, in New Way to Pay Old Debts, Allworth and, xlvii, 864; intended for Lord Lovell, 878-9, 891-2; Lovell and Allworth on, 892-5; scene with father, 896-901; with Lovell, 902-4; with Allworth, 905; parting with Lovell, 909; Lady Allworth on, 917; scene with Allworth, 924-8; announces marriage to Allworth, 938-

¶9; in final scene, 942

¶Overshot Wheels, xxx, 180-1

¶Over-Soul, Essay on the, v, 133-48

¶Over-soul, Aristotle's idea of an, xxxiv, 103; exhibited in laws of compensation, v, 85; Hindu doctrine of, xlv, 803, 815-16, 818-41, 851-2, 858-9; Pythagorean doctrine of the, ix, 73; relations of man to the, v, 71; Virgil

¶on the, xiii, 231-2

¶Overton, Colonel, character of, Hugo on,

¶xxxix, 380

¶Over-trading, cause of scarcity of money,

¶X, 319

¶Overwork, More on causes of, xxxvi, 180-1; Smith on results of, x, 84;

¶Woolman on, i, 197, 251-2

¶Ovid, Chaucer compared with, xxxix, 154, 159-62; Dante on, xx, 104; Dryden on, xiii, 35, 36, 37, 52, 54-5; Dryden on Metamorphoses of, xxxix, 153; on himself in love, xxiv, 24; Montaigne on Metamorphoses of, xxxii,

¶68, 90

¶Ovieda, Gonzalo de, xxxiii, 322 note 18 Ovules, position of, xi, 213-14

¶Owannamug, the Indian, xliii, 144

¶Owen, Aneurin, xxxii, 138

¶Owen, Knight, in Purgatory, xxxii, 177;

¶Renan on, 143

¶Owen, Prof. Richard, on cuttle-fish, xi, 461-2; on disadvantages of size, 354-5; on the dugong, 434; Emerson on, v, 443; on fossils, xi, 372; on generalized forms, 362-3; on highly developed parts, 153; on limbs, 453; on Megatheroid animals, xxix, 90-1; Mill on, xxv, 106; on non-flying birds, xi, 140; on origin of species, 13-14; the Solenhofen fossils and, xxviii, 119; on

¶turkey-buzzards, xxix, 189

¶Owl, Darwin on the little, xxix, 130-1

¶Ox AMD Frog, fable of, xvii, 20

¶339 Oxen, English, Harrison on, xxxv, 326; German, Tacitus on, xxxiii, 95; More on, xxxvi, 173; sacred in Egypt, xxxiii,

¶24-6; why not grand, xxiv, 56 Oxen and Lion, fable of, xvii, 31 Oxenham, John, with Drake, xxxiii, 136,

¶139, 158, 171, 174, 183, 192 Oxford, Earl of, A Renunciation, xl, 289 Oxford, Earldom of, v, 405 Oxford University, Emerson on, v, 416-7; Harrison on, xxxv, 371-9, 381; Huber

¶on, xxviii, 48-9; Newman on, 47-50 Oxidrakes, cannon of, iii, 139 Oxiones, Tacitus on the, xxxiii, 120 Oxnam, John (see Oxenham) Oxygen, absorbed by bacteria, xxxviii, 326; absorbed by fruits, 305; in air, xxx, 141-44; breathing requires, 163-4; combustion in, 137-39; combustion requires, 56-9; Faraday on, 48-g; Helmholtz on, 203; hydrogen and, 53, 139; produced from water, 135; production of, easy method, 136-7; tested by nitrous oxide, 148; weight of, 137, 144; yeast and, xxxviii, 275-302, 313-

¶16 Oysters, no heart in, xxxviii, 129; Raleigh

¶on, xxxiii, 312 Ozeyr, and the ass, xvi, 116 note

OZYMANDIAS OF EgYPT, xU, 85!

¶Paches, death of, xii, 104-5 Pacific Islanders, Pretty on, xxxiii, 217 Pacific Ocean, Darwin on, xxix, 406,

¶420; Drake and the, xxxiii, 122, 171 Pack, Clouds, Away, xl, 316-17 Pack of Ragamuffins, The, xvii, 64-6 Pacorus, death of, xii, 347 Pacuvius, play of, ix, 18; works of, lost,

¶xxvii, 344 Padarn, coat of, xxxii, 146 Padilla, story of, xxi, 5 Padumuttara, xlv, 780 Pa;eon, in Odyssey, xxii, 52 Pstus, Cascinna, Arria and, ix, 242-4 Pxtus, L. Papirius, letters to, ix, 155, 158,

¶159 Pagan, in Pilgrim's Progress, xv, 69 Pagan, Isobel, Ca' the Yowes, xii, 556 Pagan Learning, Milton on study of, iii,

¶199-200 Pagan Philosophy, Hugo on, xxxix, 342 Pagan Poets, Wordsworth on the, xxxix,

¶306 Pagani, Dante on the, xx, 202 note 27 Paganism, Bacon on, iii, 11; Hobbes [340]on, 340

¶xxxiv, 379-83; Hugo on, xxxix, 343;

¶Pascal on, xlviii, 195 (6oi)

¶Pagano, Machinardo, xx, 112 note 8

¶Pagans, in Hell, Browne on, iii, 305;

¶Dante on, xx, 17-20

¶Pagasus, death of, xiii, 380

¶Page, Curtis Hidden, translator of Mo-

¶here, xxvi, 197

¶Paget, Stephen, translator of Par^, xxxviii,

¶7, 9 note

¶Pagno, Maestro, Zanobi di, bell-founder,

¶xxxi, 358

¶Pagolo, Pietro (see Galleotti)

¶Pain, Berkeley on idea of, xxxvii, 195, 198-9; Burke on standards of, xxiv, II-12; cause of, 105-7; darkness as cause of, 116-19; of death, iii, 9; delight caused by, xxiv, 107-8; endurance of, xxxvii, 94-5, 99-101; Epictetus on, ii, 135 (55); fear of, xxxvii, 97, 99; Hunt on, xxvii, 287; of the imagination, xxiv, 16-21; from imitations, xxxix, 223; infinity as cause of, xxiv, 111-12; of the judgment, 21-4; Locke on, xxxvii, 86; Marcus Aurelius on, ii, 229 (26), 247 (33), 251 (64), 258 (28), 260 (42), 261 (47), 264-5 (i); of others, pleasure in, xxiv, 39- 43; Pascal on yielding to, xlviii, 62 (160); passions excited by, xxiv, 35; philosophic attitude toward, ii, 75; pleasure in relation to, xxiv, 30-1, 36; removal of, not positive pleasure, 31-4, 35; Rousseau on, xxxiv, 261; of the senses, xxiv, 13-16; sensibility to, 23-5; Socrates on, and pleasure, ii, 48; sublimity always produced by, xxiv, 73; vastness as cause of, iio-ii; Webster

¶on, xlvii, 853

¶Paine, Thomas, Burke on, xxiv, 420;

¶Franklin and, i, 165

¶Painting, Burke on effects of, xxiv, 129; Coleridge on, xxvii, 261; color in, xxxix, 257; color in historical, xxiv, 69; defined as mute poesy, xxvii, 256-7; Locke on study of, xxxvii, 174; knowledge of minerals needed in, xxxix, 256; Pascal on, xlviii, 51 (134); plastic art strives toward, xxxix, 260; poetry compared with, xxiv, 53-4, 138; reason of

¶power of, 40, 44

¶Palace, Bacon's idea of a, iii, 109-12

¶Palaontological Collections, poorness of,

¶xi, 326-32

¶Palamedes, Trojan War and, xiii, 102-3 Palamon and Arcite, story of, xxxix, 160,

¶161, 172 Palazzo, Currado da, xx, 2H note 8 Pales, Milton on, iv, 270 Palgrave, Francis T., Golden Treasury

¶of, xl, 10 Palinurus, in ^neid, xiii, 134, 145, 146,

¶178, 205, 218, 220 Pallas Athene, in the ^neid, xiii, 121; in

¶Trojan War, 74, io6 (see also Athene) Pallas, son of Evander, in the ^Eneid, xiii, 271-2, 285, 287, 334-5, 336, 337,

¶339; .356-9, 360-2, 423 Pallavicini, Celhni on, xxxi, 209 note,

¶209-211 Pallium, the, xxxvi, 282 note Palmer, E. H., translator of Koran, xlv,

¶875 Palmer, Ray, hymn by, xlv, 569; trans-

¶lator of hymn, 550-1 Palmer, London printer, i, 42 Palmerin of England, xiv, 51 Palmerin de Oliva, xiv, 51 Palmerston, Lord, on English troops, v,

¶358 Palmus, death of, xiii, 345 Pampas, S. American, Darwin on, xxix, 82-139; changes of animals and plants in, 125-6; geology of, 134-5; '''is"' of the, from the Andes, 331; formation

¶of the, 332 Pan, Browning on, xli, 922-3; date of, xxxiii, 72-3; as Egyptian god, 29; Emerson on, v, 227; Milton on, iv, 10

¶(8), 376; Syrinx and, xl, 378 Pan, Hymn of, xli, 823-4 Panstius, on Aristides, xii, 78-9; Plu-

¶tarch on, 17 Panama, Convention of U. S. with,

¶xliii, 450-62 Panama Canal, xliii, 450 note Panama, Isthmus of, Drake at, xxxiii,

¶172-173; formerly open, xi, 379-80 Panatuket, Eliot on, xliii, 145 Pandafilando of the Dusky Sight, the

¶giant, xiv, 281 Pandar, Chaucer's, xxvii, 17 Pandareiis, daughters of, in the Odyssey,

¶xxii, 270, 274 Pandarus, in the jEneid, xiii, 316, 317-8 Pandemonium, palace of Satan, iv, 106;

¶council in, 108-21 Pandora, Milton on, iv, 172 Panegyric, Pliny on, ix, 192-3; Swift on,

¶xxvii, 115

p. 343¶correction of, ii, 184 (14); Harvey on physical effects of the, xxxviii, 124; Hobbes on the, xxxiv, 336-46; Hume on the, xxxvii, 353; infinity, its effect on the, xxiv, 62-3; intellectual differences caused by, xxxiv, 352-3; of love, xxiv, 36-7, 38-9; Pascal on the, xlviii, 133 (412-13), 411, 164 (502); physical causes of the, xxiv, 103-28; poetry, its effect on the, 51-4; Pope on the, xl, 418; power, its effect on the, xxiv, 55- 60; privation, its effect on the, 60-1; Rousseau on the, xxxiv, 177; Ruskin on the, xxviii, 112-15; reason and, xxiv, 40; of self-preservation, 35, 37-8; of society, 36-45; strong, most creditable to conquer, vii, 235-6 (4); sublimity, its effect on the, xxiv, 49-73; thoughts and, xxxvii, 299, 301; vastness, its effect on the, xxiv, 61-2; words, their power over the, 129-40;

¶Wordsworth on, xxxix, 332-3

¶Passions, The, by Collins, xli, 476-9

¶Passionate Shepherd, Marlowe's, xl,

¶254-5

¶Passivity, and activity, ii, 268 (16)

¶Passover, feast of the, xliv, 409 (i)

¶Past, America's attitude toward the, xxxix, 388; Bacon on the, iii, 15, 62; Bentham on veneration of the, xxvii, 226-32; Byron on, xxviii, 390-1; Carlyle on, xxv, 351-2; Confucius on, xliv, 11-12 (21); Descartes on rejection of the, xxxiv, 15; Ecclesiastes on the, xliv, 342-3 (10); Emerson on the, v, 8, 70-1, 102; Goethe on study of, xix, 31; Hobbes on the, xxxiv, 320; Lowell on worship of the, xlii, 1372; Pascal on the, xlviii, 355; Raleigh on the, xxxix, 96-7, 100; reasoning from, to future, xxxvii, 316; Tennyson on the,

¶xlii, 972-3 (see also Antiquity)

¶Past, The, by Bryant, xlii, 1221-2

¶Past and Present, by Hood, xli, 910-n Pasteur, Louis, on bacteria, xxxviii, 257; editorial remarks on papers of, 1, 40; to his father, xxxviii, 271; Germ Theory, 364-82; life and works, 270; Theory

¶OF Fermentation, 273-363

¶Pastimes, dangerousness of, Locke on,

¶xxxvii, 176

¶Pastoral Poetry, Sidney on, xxvii, 25-6

¶Pastoral Poetry, by Burns, vi, 409-11

¶Pastoureaux, the, xxxv, 63 note

¶Pasture, rent of, x, 151-2, 154

¶343 Patagonia, Darwin on, xxix, 169-77, 184-

¶93, 506 Patagonians, Darwin on the, xxix, 236-7 Patarbemis, and Amasis, xxxiii, 82 Patents, under control of Congress, xliii,

¶184 (8); Franklin on, i, 112 Paternus, Pliny to, ix, 209, 325-6 Pathos, Wordsworth on, in poetry, xxxix,

¶333-4 Patience, Bacon on lack of, iii, 134; better than pride, xliv, 342 (8); Buddha on, xlv, 596; Bunyan's allegory of, xv, 35; Byron's Manfred on, xviii, 420; Epictetus on, ii, 128 (34), 130 (39), 176 (170), 177 (174); Ferdinand's lesson in, xlvii, 835; Goethe on, xix, 367; Goethe's apothecary's lesson in, 400-1; instances of, given by Dante, xx, 206-7; Kempis on, vii, 219, 249 (6), 273, 280-1, 329-30; Manzoni on, xxi, 98; Marcus Aurelius, ii, 199 (i), 211 (3), 251 (63), 253 (70), 256 (14), 264 (59), 268 (11), 269 (27). 273 (42), 275 (3). 281 (30), 287 (9), 289 (18); Penn on, i, 334 (119), 339-4°. 343 (234), 347 (294); in public office, 355; Rousseau on reason for, xxxiv, 277-8

¶(see also Bearing) Patmore, Coventry, Departure, xlii,

¶1112-13; Ruskin on, xxviii, 144 note Patriarchal Age, Hugo on, xxxix, 339-40;

¶Pope on the, xl, 428 Patriarchs, Pascal on the, xlviii, 207; the

¶twelve, xliv, 436 (8-9) Patricians, Roman, ix, 292 note; Marcus

¶Aurelius on, ii, 195 (11) Patricius, father of St. Augustine, vii, 3, 150-1; St. Augustine and, 24; conversion of, 151; death of, 34; an unbe-

¶liever, 14 Patrick, St., on Gaelic heroes, xxxii, 138; Ossian and, 169-70; Purgatory of,

¶177-8 Patriot, The, by Browning, 1082-3 Patriotism, Burke on, xxiv, 329; extreme, not fortunate, iii, 100; superior to friendship, ix, 25; Locke on, xxxvii, 5; Lowell on mock, xlii, 1373; Socrates

¶on, ii, 39-40; universality of, xli, 521-2 Patroclus, and Achilles, iEschylus on, xxxii, 77; Homer on, xxii, 36, 156,

¶322; Marlowe on, xlvi, 28 Patron, in the ^neid, xiii, 188 Patronage, Johnson on, xxxix, 207 Paul, St., before Agrippa, xliv, [344]478-81; 344