Perrault, Charles, 94, 246; Paral-
lèles, 228, 229, 265.
Persecution, dissenters' way of
affecting, 197.
Perseus, 94.

Peter, 13, 18, 73, 105 ff., 133, 135,

137, 139, 198, 199, 204.
Petronius Arbiter, liv, 162.
Phalaris, 225, 254; his bull, 254;

Boyle's edition, 214, 254, 257.
Philips, John, (author of The Splen-
did Shilling), supposed author of
Tale, xii.

Phillips, John, Satyr against Hypo-
crites, 271, 275; Don Quixote...
now made English, 29.
Philo Judaeus, 235.
Philosopher's Stone, 190, 268, 353.
Phoenician Tongue, 57.
Photius, lv, 99, 100, 147, 288.
Physicians, Royal College of, 178.
Pickle, the famous universal, 109.
Pilgrim's Salve, 197.
Pimperlimpimp, 109, 110, 317.
Pindar, 238, 249, 250.

Planché, J. R., Cyclopædia of Cos-

tume, 48, 84.
Planetary Worlds, 268.

Plato, 223, 226, 228, 238, 291.
Platonicks, 291.
Pliny, 50, 77, 143.
Plutarch, lvii, 50, 101, 280.
Poet-laureateship, xli, 33.
Poetry, School of, 42.

Points, tagg'd with Silver, 90, 135,
136.

Political Wagering, 129.
Pope, Alexander, Dunciad, xxii,

75, 96, 145, 226, 249, 251;
Epistle to Arbuthnot, 34; Essay
on Criticism, 44; Essay on Man,

43; To Mr. John Moore',
107; lxxii.

Pork, lvii, 50.

Porson, Richard, 70.
Post Boy, The, xi.
Post Man, The, 107.

Preaching, fanatick, 196, 197, 273 ff.
Predestination, 193.

Prefaces, 43, 45, 97, 130-2, 181.
Presbyterians. See Jack.
Prideaux, Humphrey, Dean of
Norwich, 207, 322.

Primum Mobile, 78.

Principles of Deism Truly repre-
sented, 3.

Prior, Matthew, Alma, 46; Hind
and Panther Transvers'd, 83;
'To Charles Montague', 172.
Prize-fighting, 303.
Profound writers, 207.

Project for the universal benefit of
Mankind, 308, 309, 346.
Projector, 105, 174.
Prologues, 97, 101.

Protestant Advocate, The, xxix.
Prynne, William, 278.
Publisher, 16, 17, 344.
Publishing, times for, 206, 207.
Pulpit, the, 56, 58, 61, 62.
Puppets, 109.

Puttenham, Arte of English Poesie,
218.

Pythagoras, 66.

Library.

Regiomontanus, 237.

Reincrudation, 68, 348.

Remarks on the Tale of a Tub. See
King, William.

Reynard the Fox, 67.

Rhenferdius, Jacobus, 320, 342.
Rigault, Hippolyte, Histoire de la
querelle des anciens et des modernes,
xlviii.

Ripon spurs, 283.

Save-all, 128.

Scaliger, J. C., Ivi, 143, 203.
Scaliger, J. J., 252.

Schopper, Hartmann, 67.
Scotland, 49, 58, 155.
Scotland-Yard, 181.
Scots, 99.

Scott, Sir Walter, Life of Savift,
xvii, lv, lxx, 117; edition of Swift,
xlvi, and notes passim.

Scotus, 69, 223, 238.

208.

Romantick, 167.

Roscommon, Wentworth Dillon,
Earl of, 341.

Rose Tavern, 82.

Rosicrucians, 186, 187, 347 ff.
Rosy Cross, 187.

Rotation, 40.

Roundheads, 270, 271.

Royal College of Physicians. See
Physicians.

Royal Exchange. See Exchange.

Library.

Sacheverell, Henry, xii.
Sacrament, Dissenters' slovenly
way of receiving the, 192.
St. James's Library, the 'Royal
Library', 211, 214, 224 ff., 238,
240, 242; market, 118.
St. Paul's Churchyard, 264.
St. Peter's Patrimony, 90, 91.
Salamander, 312.
Salisbury Plain, 194.
Salivation, School of, 42; Saliva-

tion without Mercury, 129.
Salter, Rev. Samuel, xiv.
Salusbury's Flying Post, 181.
Salute on the Chaps, 115, 189.
Sarpi, Council of Trent, Swift's ex-
tracts from, lii, liii.

312, 336.

Shaftesbury, Anthony Ashley Coo-
per, third Earl of, Letter Concern-
ing Enthusiasm, 6, 22, 263.
Shakespeare, 32, 35, 75, 79, 102,
112, 118, 123, 159, 161, 164, 196,
231.

Sharp, John, Archbishop of York,
sermon said to have suggested
the allegory of the Tale, xxix-
xxxiv, xxxvii; life of, xxix; de-
barred Swift from bishopric,
xxxiv, 6; 85.

Shedwell, Thomas, xli; Squire of
Alsatia, 19.

Sheridan, Thomas, Life of Savift,
xviii, liii; Works of Swift, 343-
Short Account of Dr. Bentley's Hu-
manity and Justice, xlvi.

Short Review of the Controversy be-
tween Mr. Boyle and Dr. Bentley,

182.

Shoulder-Knots, 81, 82 ff.
Shrewsbury, Charles Talbot, Duke
of, 22.

Shurley, John, Reynard the Fox, 67.
Sibyls, 157. See Vossius, Isaac.
Sidney, Algernon, Discourses con-
cerning Government, 33.

Sigè, 187, 352.
Silver Fringe, 88.

Simon Magus, 288.

Six-penny-worth of Wit, 63.
Slavonian proverb, 200.
Sleidan, J., Commentaries, Swift's
extracts from, lii, liii.

Smalridge, George, Dean of Christ
Church, supposed author of Tale,
xii.

Smith, Edmund, supposed author
of Tale, xii.

Smollett, Tobias, Humphrey Clinker,

75, 93.

Snap-Dragon, 192.
Snuffling, 282-4.
Socrates, 24, 56, 66.

Somers, John Lord, Dedication to,
22-17; supposed to have written
the Tale, vii, 22; his character,
25, 26; patron of Thomas Swift,
xiii, 323; 6.

Somerset, Elizabeth Percy, Duch-
ess of, 6.

Spectator, The, 22, 83, 107, 110,

141, 171, 201, 230, 278, 280,
345, 346.

Spelling School, 41, 2.

Spelman, Sir Henry, Villare Angli-

Strada, Famiano, 237.
Strickland, Mr. Walter G., 312.
Strype, John, Survey of London,

118.

Sturt, John, engraver, xxiv.
Sublime, the, 44, 47, 92, 130, 146.
Subscription, printing by, 137, 308.
Summum Bonum, 268.
Swearing, School of, 42.
Sweet Singers of Israel, 289.
Sweetness and Light, 235.
Swift, Jonathan, at Trinity College,
Dublin, xxxii, xliv; ordained
Priest, xliv, 4; at Kilroot, xliv;
at Moor Park, xliv; at Leicester,
xviii; his reading, l-lvii; dislike
of mathematics, 231; connexion
with Bedlam, 179; methods in
publication, x; publishes Tem-
ple's Miscellanea, xi; proposed
subjects for a volume, xviii, xix;
copy of the Tale with his correc-
tions and inscription, lxx.

Contests at Athens and Rome,
40; Description of a City Shower,
191; English Bubbles, 59; Gulli-
ver's Travels, x, xi, lv, 17, 70,
105, 107, 178, 218, 231, 240,
264, 346; Imitation of Horace,
296; Journal to Stella, x, xi, xvii,
lxii, 3, 41, 46, 86, 179, 345; Last
Speech of Ebenezer Elliston, 59;
Legion Club, 179, 223; Letter to
October Club, x; Maxims Con-
trolled in Ireland, 34; Miscellanies,
xi, 296, 343; Modest Proposal,
144; Ode to the Athenian Society,
59; On the Death of Dr. Swift,
Ivi, 83; On Poetry, 25, 47, 131;
Preface to Temple's Letters, 16,
17; Proposal for correcting the
English Tongue, 41, 106; Remarks
upon a Pamphlet, 59; The Tatler,
13, 59, 141; Thoughts on Various
Subjects, 9; Correspondence, xii,
xvi, xviii, xxii, xxiii, xxxii, xliv,
6, 9, 59, 115, 118, 128, 246.
Swift, Deane, Essay upon Jonathan
Swift, xii, xxxii, xxxvii, lii, liii,
liv, lxx, lxxi, 117.

Swift, Theophilus, xvii, lxx, 117.

Swift, Thomas, ix, xii-xvi, 297,
298, 323, 327, 328; 'that little
Parson-cousin of mine ', xvi, 343;
Noah's Dove, xvi.
Sylva Caledonia, 58.

Tabby, 78.

Tacitus, 175.

Tailors, 76, 102, 179.
Tale and no Tale, lxxv.
Tale of a Bottomless Tub, lxxv.
Tale of a Tub. Authorship, xii-
xvii; date of composition, xl-
xliv, 4, 28; title, xxvi-xxviii;
allegory, xxviii-xl; publication,
ix-xii; editions, lxiii-lxxii; fifth
edition, xvii-xxvi; text, xix-xx ;
notes, xx-xxiii, lxv, lxvii, 344;
Apology, xviii-xix, xxi, xxiii, lxv,
343,344; illustrations, xxiii-xxvi;
translations, lxxiii-lxxiv, 106;
'altogether new' in manner, 4 ;
supposed a 'burlesque' on re-
ligion, 323; purpose of the re-
ligious satire, lix, 6, 7; difficulties
of 'this comprehensive discourse',
1, li, 185; this Divine Treatise',
124, 181.

Tale of a Tub moralized and bottled
off, lxxii, lxxv.

Tale of a Tubb or a Gallamaufrey of
Merriment, xxvi.

Tale of a Tub revers'd, xlvii, lxxiv, 3.
Tale of the Tubbs, xxvi.

Tale of Two Tubs, lxxv.

Tarantula, 196.

Tasso, 235.

Tate, Nahum, xli, 36.

Tatler, The, 13, 59, 113, 141, 179,

191, 197, 249, 345, 346.
Tax Cameræ Apostolicæ, 113, 114.
Tax upon Paper, 45.
Taylor, John, the water-poet, 138.
Tea, 129.

Temple, Sir William, 11, 37, 80,
213, 214, 228, 238, 255, 256,
297, 298,312, 323,327; supposed
author of the Tale, xii, xiii, 297,
312, 323; said to have revised
the Tale, xii, 22; his library,
xxxvii, li; death, 1, li; letter by,

xlv; Ancient and Modern Learning,
48, 49, 80, 161, 213, 220, 226,
228, 231, 234, 236, 237, 238, 240,
241, 244, 245, 263, 264; Of
Heroick Virtue, 94; Of Poetry,
39, 44, 48, 113, 127, 218, 232;
Thoughts upon Reviewing the Essay
of Ancient and Modern Learning,
xlix, 93, 128, 129, 157, 237, 244,
256, 265, 313, 314; Miscellanea,
third part, published by Swift,
xi, 1; Introduction to the History
of England, liii, 99; Memoirs, liii;
Memoirs by Boyer, xlvii.
Tenents, 76.

Terence, 100.

Terra Australis incognita, lxii, 2,
106, 126, 264, 308, 345, 346.
Tertullian, Swift's extracts from,
lii.
Thales, 291.

Theatres, 61, 82.
Themistocles, 101.

Theophrastus, liv.

Theophrastus, The English, 29, 134.
Thersites, 252.
Theseus, 94.

Three, the number, 2, 8, 57, 304.
See Panegyrical Essay.

Three Rings, story of the, xxxiv-
xxxvi.

Thucydides, 221; Swift's extracts
from Hobbes's translation, liii,
liv.

Thuringians, 302.
Tigellius, 94.

Title-pages of books, 34, 145, 222,
264.

Tobinambou, xlix, 263, 265.
Toland, John, 317.

Toleration granted to Dissenters,

Uniformity, Act of, 202.
Universal, 37, 38, 49, 65, 67, 81,
96, 124, 148, 181, 186, 267, 347;
Universal Improvement (or Bene-
fit) of Mankind, 1, 180, 184, 308,
346; Universal Knowledge, 106;
Universal Medicine, 190, 353;
Universe, 123, 349.
Universal Jester, The, 63.
Utopian Commonwealths, 268.

Valentinus the Gnostic, 352..
Valor Beneficiorum, 41.
Van Effen, Justus, Le Conte du
Tonneau, lx; statement of Swift's
purpose, lx, lxi, lxxiii.
Vapours, cause of Madness, 163 ff.,
174, 175.

Vaughan, Thomas, lv, 127, 187;
Anima Magica Abscondita, 150,
187, 352, 353; Anthroposophia
Theomagica, 127, 150, 187, 222,

Voltaire, Lettres Philosophiques,

XXXV, XXXVI; 116.

Vortex, of Descartes, 167, 245.
Vossius, Isaac, De Sibyllinis, liv,
238.

Vossius, Gerard John, 238. [In
footnote 3, for his book' read
'his son Isaac's book'. The
Vossius in the text is more
probably the son (1618-1689)
than the father.]
Voyage de Maroc, liv, lv.
Voyage de Syam, liii, lv.
Voyage into England, 345.

Wagering, Art of Political, 129.
Wagstaffe, William, 68.
Waite, Mr. A. E., 347, 348, 350,
35, 352.

Walters, Sir John, 86, 312.
Walton, Brian, Polyglot Bible, 137.
War begets Poverty, 217.
Ward, Edward, The London Spy,
176, 179.

Waring, Westenra, xxxii, xxxvii,
xliv.

Warren. See Waring.

Wars and Quarrels, Digression on,
305.

Warwick-Lane, 178, 181.
Webb, John, 194.

Well's Coffee-house, 181.
Wesley, Samuel, 246.
Westminster Drolieries, 63.
Westminster-Hall, 176, 181, 196,

264.

Whale, seaman's custom of throw-
ing a tub to a, xxvi-xxviii, 40.
Whispering-Office, 107.
Whitechapel, 198.
Whitefriars, 19.
Whitehall, 52.
White powder, Ivi, 236.
Whiteway, Mrs. Martha, lxx.
Whittington and his Cat, lvi, 68,
349.

Whore of Babylon, 177; Scarlet,