Man's long refiftance of it alone exclufive p. 76. 1. 198
Repentance a Fruit of it
The Spirit of it, and Liberty Conforts
Gratitude exerted, a Difcharge of its Debt
Gunpowder, Guns, &c. the Original
Invention afcrib'd to the Devil

Difcharge defcrib'd

H

P. 325. 1. 22
P. 374. 1.525
p. 98. 1. 55
p. 181. 1.478
Sp. 182. 1.484
P. 185. 1. 584

Heav'n, and Earth, their final Renova- p. 355. 1.898

tion by Fire

After happiness therein

Heav'n the Joys, &c. of it, defcrib'd

Its Gate

Paffage from thence to the World
It's General Creation

Vifible, the Study of it howo neceffary
Speculations of its Motions, or the
Earth's, cenfur'd

How fituated, Respecting the World,

and Hell

Hell defcrib'd

Its Gates

First opened by Sin

How fituated, respecting Heav'n, and

the World

SP. 375.1.547
P. 372. 1.463
P. 375. 1. 549
p. 81. 1. 344
Sp. 86. 1. sor
P. 141. 1.253'
P. 87. 1.526
P.93. 1.716
P. 223. 1.66

1. 70

SP. 297. 1.320

P. 5. 1.60
P. I. 1. 228
P.SI. 1. 587
P. 52. 1. 618
P. 53. 1. 645
P. 61. 1. 871

SP. 297. 1. 320

Vide Similies.

Hierarchies of Heav'n, before the Re-7
volt of the fall'n Angels, de-
fcrib'd

P. 152.

Hinn Tophet, and Gehennance called Zp.

1. 579

P. 16. 1.399

Holy Ghost, its Effusion, &c. at the p.203. 1.195

Creation.

Defcent, &c. on the Apostles, and all

P. 373. 1. 485

-P.374. L. 518

Hofpitality, an Incitation to it
Hymn to Light

To God the Father and Son
On Conjugal Love

On the Creation

Hypocrify Visible to God alone

Hypocrites, Saran the first

P. 101. 1. 121

"Pretenders to Supernatural Purity, &c. p. 121. 1.744

I

Idolatry, the Original Rifeof it affign'd
Of the Poft-Diluvian World

Jealousy, the Lover's Hell
Immortality of the Soul difcufs'd

Innocence, the State of it Defcrib'd

p. 121. I. 738
P. 140. 1.211
P. 143. 1. 3:3

P. 147. 1.443

P. 222. 1.40

P. 238. l. 510

Intellectual Beings, a Faculty of them P. 36. 1. 146

Invocations, the Author's

Jove (a fall'n Angel)

Ifraelites, the Story of their Bondage,
and deliverancefrom Egypt, related
Of the Settlement of their Civil and
Sacred Oeconomy in the Wilderness
Etablishment in Canaan

Reafon, Ufe, &c. of their Ritual Laws
Government by Judges, and Kings
Captivity in Babylon

P. 3. I. 6

P. 71. 1. SE
P. 198. 1. I
-P. 345. 1. 20
P. 2c. 1. $12.

P. 362. 1. 163

P. 364. 1. 223

Return from thence, after Dissen-fromp. 368. 1. 345

fiens, &c. to the Birth of the
Meffiah, &c.

Ifis (a fall'n Angel)

to p. 369. 1.359

P. 18. 1.478

Ithuriel (a Guardian Angel of Paradife)

p. 123. 1.788

Detects Satan's first Attempt on Eve p. 124. 1. 810

there

K

Knowledge of Good and Evil, the p. 104, 1.220

Tree of it, how Situated

Defcrib'd

Forbidden to Adam

Sp. 255. 1.626
P. 264. 1. $75

P. 216. 1. $42

P. 231. L. 323

Satan's Encomium of it

P. 267. 1.679

Eve's

SP. 27г. 1. 795

P. 273. 1.863

Knowledge (or Opinion) the Refult of p. 136. 1.100

Reafon and Fancy

Witbout Restraint, Folly

Of things neceffary, Wisdom

Knowledge of future Events, the defire'

of it Reprehended

Its Sum, the Leve, Fear, &c. of God p. 375. 1.557

In Animal Creatures afferted

Lethe, a River of Hell, deferib'd
Medufa, the Guard of it

Leviathan d fcrib'd

Liberty, withthe Lafs of it, Vertue, &c.

The great Rule of it refpecting it felf p. 343. 1. 553

Light, Hymn to it

The firft Day's Creation, defcrib'd
Lightning how produced
Limbo, or Fools Paradife, where
Lion, a Beaf of Prey, an effect
Adam's Fall

P. 70. L.I.
P. 206. 1.243
P. 322. 1.1073
P. 86. L 495

of 2

of }p.

P. 331. 1. 187

Love Conjugal, its Praifes
Diftinguish'd from that of an Amcur
Love confifts in Reason, not Paffion
Defin'd

P. 122. 1.750
1.763

P. 240. 1.586
1.589

}P. 241. 1.620

In Spirits Cæleftial, the Expreffion of?
it, what, and how
Smiles, the Food of Love

Founded in Reafon, one end of Hu-
man Life

Lucifer, Satan, why fo called

Luft Carnal, the first Effect of Adam's,

&c. Fall

The Solace of it

Mammon (a fall'n Angel)

M

P. 252. 1. 239
1.241

SP.253.
P. 301. 1.425
SVide Satan.

p. 278. 1. 1011

P. 279. 1. 1042

P. 25. 1. 678

His Speech in the Council call'd by }p.

Satan after their Fall
Man fall n the Object of Grace, why
His long Refiftance of it alone exclufive
Redemption propos'dby God the Father
Undertaken by God the Son

The Son's Merits alone Imputative to 2

hm, towards it, how

P. 39. 1. 229

P. 74. 1. 130
P. 76. 1. 198

1.203

P. 77. 1.227

SP. 79. 1.290

Man Created to repair the Loss of the p. 92. 1. 667

fall'n Angels

Sp. 249. 1. 143

His Creation (part of the fixth Day's) } p. 215. 1.524

defcrib'd

Dominion over the rest

Love to Woman, how confiftent with

his Superiority

The whole Creation in little

Angels, his Guardians

1.530

P. 238. 1.567

P. 243. 1. 109
P. 250 1.154

His Superiority over the Woman given
him by Gid
Pursuing his Appetites, Disfigures
not God's Image, but his own
Conformity to the Divine Will, the
true End of his Creation
Abfalute Dominion over his Brethren
(Men) an Ufurpation

p. 291. 1. 145
SP. 293. 1.195

P. 342. 1.515

P. 345. 1. 603

}p. 355

Given him by God only over the Creatures

P. 359. 1. 64
1.67

Matches Conjugal, the M dern cenfur'd p. 222. 1.57

Refpecting the Woman particularly
Medusa, the Guard of Lethe

Mercy, God's first and last Attribute

Meffiah promifed

The Promife Explained

p. 316. 1.388

P. 52. 1.610

P. 74. 1. 132
P. 293 1. 181

{p. 369. 1.182

His Birth, &c. and Kingdom, defcrib'd p. 368. 1. 359

Why called the Seed of the Woman

Life, and Paffion

P. 369. 1.376

1.388

Refurrection, and Mission of the Apostles p. 371. 1. 420

Afcenfion, &c.

Coming to Judgment, &c.

Michael (the Arch ingel) appointed one.
of the Chiefs of the Cœleftial Army
against the revolted Angels

His Prowefs, &c. in the Battle
Speech to Satan encountring him
The Combate defcrib'd

Wounds Satan

P. 372. 1.451

1.458

{p. 375 1.543

p. 167. 1.44

P. 175. 1. 296

P. 1 76. 1. 320

The Recolters defeated, incamps on the }p. 179. 1.410

Field of Battel

Prepared to expel Adam, &c. from }p.

His Appearance, &c. there defcrib'd
Speech to Adam thereon
Reply to Eve lamenting the threaten'd
Expulfion

To Adam on the fame Subject
Difcovers to him (in Vision)
what should happen to the
time of the Flood

P. 329 l. 126

p. 332. 1. 238
P. 333. 1. 251

P. 334. 1.286

P. 336. 1.334
from p. 339. 1. 423
to p.354. 1. 867