P. 373. 1. 497

Baptiz'd, the Holy Ghost given primi-}p.

tively to all fuch

Battel, &c. between the Cæleftial,
and Fall'n Angels, (God the
Son concluding it) defcrib'd

from p. 172. 1. 202
to p.195. 1877

Vide Angels Coeleftial, and Fall'n.

Beafts, Fart of the fixth Day's Creation, }p. z

deferib'd

Belzebub, (a fall'n Angel)

Deferibed

His Answer to Satan's first Speech?
after their Fall

To his Second

Speech in Council, call'd by Satan thereon
Promotes an Attempt on the World
Belial, (a fall'n Angel)

ftial Angels

Birds, part of the fifth Day's Creati-2
on, Defcrib'd

Blafts, an Effect of Adam's Fall

Bridge from Hell Gates to the World over
Chaos, the work, &c. defcrib'd

C

Cain and Abel, their Story related

Cham's Story

P. 213. 1.453

P. s. 1. 79

P. 41. 1. 299

P. 7. 1. 128

P. 12. 1. 272
P. 42. 1. 310
P. 43. 1. 345
P.19. 1.290

P. 35. 1. 108

1. 119

P. 186. 1. 620

Chance, the common Notion of it, exploded p. 62. 1. 909

Chaos defcrib'd

It's Court

Answer to Satan's Speech there
Bounds fin ethe Angels Fall, the Crea-"
tion, &c.

State before it

A Bridge made over it from Hell-
Gates to the World, at Adam's Fall,

Charity, its Praises, &c.

P. 63. 1.959
P. 64. 1. 989

SP. 65. 1.998
P. 152. 1.577

P.296. 1. 282

Vide Similies.

P. 376. 1. 576to 1.587

Chemos, or Peor (a fall'n Angel) p.16. 1.406,412

Cherubim

Vide Angels Coeleftial, &

Vide Similies

Church, Hir lings in it, compar'd to the

Devil in Paradife

Cocytus, a River of Hell

Comparisons

Conjugal Love, the Praifes, &c. of it.
Diftinguifh'd from an Amour"

Confifts in Reafon, not Paffion

Defin'd

p. 103. 1. 192

P.SI. 1.579

Vide Similies.

P. 122. 1.750
1.765

P. 240. 1.586
1.589

Exprest (on the Woman's part) in practice p. 222. 1. so

In Words

A reciprocal Duty of it

Coujucal Obedience, Woman's Happiness,

&c.

Conjugal Union, the Reason and Obli-
gations of it

Confcience, God's Umpire in Man

The Terrors of it

Laws to force it, Cenfur'd

No Infallability against it

P. 377. 1. GIS
p. 256. 1.357

p. 118. 1.635

1. 494

SP. 237.
P. 276. 1.955
P 277. 1.961
P. 76. 1.194
SP. 97. 1. 23
2p. 315. 1. 842

P. 374. 1.515
1.529.

Constellations, their "Appearances, Mo-p. 89. 1. 577

tion, &c.

Creation, the Universal, defcrib'd

SP. 93. 1.7c8

2p.205. 1.221

Creatures Animal in Paradife, defcrib'd p. 108. 1.340

Have Degrees of Knowledge, and

Reason

P. 233. 1. 369

Ther Difcord, an Effect of Adam's Fall p.310. 1.707

Entry of Noah's Ark

Dagon (a fall'n Angel)

Damn'd, the Viciffitudes of their Tor-
ments defcrib'd

David, his Throne why Eternal
Day and Night in Heav'n, defcrib'd
Death, and Sin, their Station at Hell?
Gates before Adam's Fall

Their Union

Make a Bridge from thence over
Chaos to the World, after it
Mest Satan in his return to Hell from

ti. ence

P.34. 1. 733

p. 18. 1.457

P.SI. 1.596

P. 367. 1. 320

P. 156. 1. 4

SP. 53. 1. 648

P. 295. 1. 249
P. 296. 1. 282

p. 297. 1. 326

う

from p. 34c. 1. 466
to p. 341. 1.493
P. 34. 1. 469

{

p. 371. 1.425
to 1.434

P. 376. 1.571

Vide Noah

Death Natural, the Causes, and
Variety of it, Defcribed

More terrible in view than reality
Of the Faithjul a Sleep to Immorta-

lity

The Gate of Life

Death Eternal confidered

Deluge Univerfal

P. 313. 1.808

Despair, the Degrees and Colours of it p. 100. l. 108. 114
Devils, why Eternally excluded from Grace p. 74. 1. 129

Difcord cenfured

Daughter of Sin, &c.

Dominion abfolute in Man, over Men, an

Vfurpation

Dreams Illufive, &c. their Source

Natural

Divine

E

Eagle, a Bird of Prey,aneffect of Adam's Fall p. 331. 1. 185

Earth and Heaven

Earth, it's General Creation defcrib'd

The Shadow of Heaven

Vide Heaven and Earth

S p. 93. 1.715

P. 205. 1. 231
P. 152. 1.574

Separated from the Waters, part of the
Third Day's Creation, defcrib'd

The Fruits of it, &c.

SP. 207. 1. 276
P. 208. 1. 313

It's Motion, or of the Heavens, Specu- }p. 223. 1. 70

lations thereon enfur'd

It's praises

P. 248, 1.99

The Centre of the Creation

P. 248. 1.107

Destruction by Noah's Flord defcrib'd p. 344. 1.743

Reftitution after it

An univerfal Paradife at the Meffiah's
coming to Judgement

Eden, the Country bounded

Eden, the Garden of it.
Egypt, the Plagues of it defcrib'd
Election afferted

P. 353. 1.852

SP. 372. 1. 463

Vide World.

P. 104. 1.219

Elements, &c. Subfift on each other
Enoch, his Story and Translation

Eve and Adam

Vide Paradife.
P. 362. 1. 173
P. 76. 1. 183
P. 146. 1.415
SP. 347. 1. 664
P. 348. 1. 700

Vide Adam and Eve.

Vide Innocence.

Vide Similies.

f p. 120. 1.712

P. 145. 1.379

Eve particularly defcrib'd, Characte-
riz'd, &c.

P. 236. 1.470

P. 237. 1.482
P. 239. 1. 546
P. 24c. 1. $96
P.257. 1.386
P. 259. 1.431
p. 260. 1. 457
P. 261. 1. 489
P. 262. 1. $38
P. 265. 1. 6c3

Lp. 274. 1. 896

Aufwer to Adam's Difcourfe on the 7

Prohibition of the Tree of Know-P. III. 1.440

ledge

Recounts her firft View of the Creation,
Adam, &c.

Answer to him at Night

To him waking her (relates her Dream.

1. 449

{

P. 118. 1. 635

the Subject of Satan's first Illufive Sp. 133. 1. 27

Temptation)

Weeping deferib'd

P. 137. L. 129

Attending the Entertainment of Raphael p. 147. 1.443

Her formation from Adam

Behaviour on View of him, &c,

Difcourfe with him preceding

the Temptation (he preva-from p. 251. 1. 205
ling on her own Sufficiency,

nd his Fondness)

Anfwer to Satan (in the Serpent)

to p. 27. 1. 384

P. 263. 1.552

The Difcourfe (Satan Tempting bra

to Eat the forbidden Fruit con- op. 269. 1.732
titted

Soliloquy before her Eating it

Flucks and Eats

Soliloquy after it

Refolution to Tempt Adam
Speech to him thereon

Replyto bis Anfwer, resolving to die

with her
Behaviour thereon

Gives him the Fruit

Repeats the Trangreffion with him
Is incited by him to carnal fruition
(the first effect of it)

The place, &c. defcribed

Aufwer to him (accufing her as
the Aggreffor) imputes it to
his Indulgence

Answer to God (the Son) calling her

1.745.

P. 271. 780
1.795

P. 272. 1. 830

P. 273. 1.856

SP. 277. 1.969

P. 278. 1.990
1.995
1ices

p.173. 1.1014

SP.179. 1.1035
1. 1437

P. 293. 1. 192

to Judgment (accufes the Serpent) P. 252. 1.159
The Sentence pronounced on her
Behaviour, and Speech to Adam's
Repulfe of her, and her offers of
Confolation (accuses her felf)
After-Behaviour thereon

Reply to his Anfuer (advises to die
by their own Hands)

To him, Hailing her the Mother of
Mankind
Soliloquy, lamenting the threatned
Expulfion from Paradife
Speech to him on quitting it (Affecti-
on, Conjugal Refolutions, and Con-
folation on the Promife of the
Meffiah

P. 317. 1. 909

P. 318. 1.937

SP.319. 1.966

SP. 330. 1. 162

SP.333. 1. 268
p. 377. 1. 610

Vide Adam.
Vide Similies