A

Affections, family, &c., 87 n.
Akenside, 33 n, 133 n.

Alchemy, allusions to, 132 n,
139.

Allegory, excesses of, xliv.
Angels, 125; Orders of, 128.
Anger, 146.
Apostles, 127.

Appetites, bodily, 47.
Aquinas, Thomas, Etymolo-
gical knowledge of, xxxv n.
Archery, illustration from, 70.
Arches, Court of, xxii.
Aristotle, happiness defined by,
xxix; De Cœlo, xliv n; on
fishes, 39 n; quoted, 123,
130 n.
Astronomy, medieval notions
of, xl, 127, 130 n; early
writers on, xli n.

Bellarmine, xxvii n.

Bembo, Cardinal, xxxvii.
Best, to be always aimed at,
54, 76, 80.

Beza, quoted, xviii n, 6 n, 8 n,
35 n, 106 n.

Billing, Chief Justice, xxv.
Bishoprics, sale of, xxiv.
Body, and its Members, 134.
Breadth, and narrowness, 83.
Bricot, the Minorite, li n.
Browne, Sir Thomas, 131 n.
Building, God's, and Man's,
30, 142.

Campbell, Lord, quoted, xxiv n,

XXV N.

Canon Law, xxv, xxvi.
Carpenter, John, Life of, li n.
Causes, the scholastic, 140,
141 n.

xxvii ;

reaction

the, 55 n.

against, xxxii.

Augustine, St., quoted, xxi n,

xxxiv, 63 n.

Censorinus, quoted, 127 n.
Chancery, Court of, xxiii.

xxxii, 109.

Baptista, Joannes Mantuanus,

xxxiv.

Barbeyrac, M., quoted, xxix.
Barrow, Dr., 24 n.

with Faith, 56 n, 147; de-
fined, 136; all useless with-
out it, 143.
Charismata, 137.

Chastity, to be sought, 94-5.
Chaucer, quoted, 55 n.

CHRIST, peculiar use of the
name, 5 n, 140; man, no-
thing, if not in Him, 18;
Incarnation of, 62; hated
by the world, 69; imitation
of, not impossible, 70; His
life a continual ascent, 72;
object of His coming, 123.
Church, the, rise of, 22; how
to be reared up, 29; quali-
ties by which it prospers,
40; how upheld, 125.
Cicero, liii; quoted, xxi, 128 n.
Classics, the, how studied in

the Middle Ages, xxxv n;
revival of, in Italy, xxxvi;
enlarged views respecting,
xxxix; Colet's directions for,
lii.

Clergy, the, wrong in litigation,
39; how differing from the
laity, 41.

Coldness, analogies of, xv, 14 n,
42, 68, 93.

COLET, DEAN, Convocation Ser-

mon of, xxx; consistency of,
xlvii; supposed barbarity of,
xlix n; liberation of prisoner
by, 1; School Statutes of,
liïi; no poet, liv; high quali-
ties of, lv; litigation avoided
by, 42 n; readiness of, in
Scripture, 64 n; lived as he
preached, 149 n; preaching
of, 150 n.

inconsiderate, 104; vain of
gifts, 147.

Corruption, meaning of, 59 n.
Counsel, defined, 52, 75, 77, 88.
Courts, Consistory, &c., xxii.
Cousin, M.Victor, quoted, xiii n.
Crystalline, defined, xlv.
Cyprian, St., 69 n.

Damonia, how rendered, 105 n.
Dante, quoted, xliv.
Decreta, cited, xxi n.
Delambre, xli.
Democritus, 122.

Dionysius, the Areopagite, xiii,
11 n, 19, 55 n.

Dionysius, Carthusianus, 30 n.
Dishes, comparison taken from,
109 n.
Disorder, 124.

Distillation, 139.

Doctor, meaning of the name,
xxi.
Dudley, Attorney-General, xxv.
Du Hamel, 141 n.
Durandus, 28 n.

Elogia, 154.

Empson, xxiv.

Emulate, use of the word, 106,
108.

End, the, measure of all, 100,
103.

Entelechy, 123.

Epicycles, xli n.

1 n.

Communion, Holy, 107, 115.
Copernicus, xlvi.
Cord, threefold, 67 n.
CORINTHIANS, the, given to liti-

gation, xviii; ungrateful, 8;
divisions among, 10; self-
esteem of, 25; errors of, 36;
special offender amongst, 37;

Epistola Obscurorum Virorum,

XXXV N.

Erasmus, De Tadio et Pavore,
xvi; on Warham, xxv n;
contrasted with Colet, xxx;
cited, xxxin; on Augustine,
xxxiv n; importance of work
done by, xxxviii; on Inspi-
ration, xxxix; catches Colet's

Faber, Jacobus
114 n, 146 n.

Stapulensis,

Faith, compared with Charity,

56; office of, 137.

Fathers, what reverence due to,
87.

Fathers, the Christian, on Hea-
then authors, xxxiii.
Fecundity, true, xvii.
Ficino, Marsiglio, 26 n; quoted,
xliii, 48 n, 56 n, 58 n, 130 n,
140 n.

Fiction, writers of, xxxii.
Fire, purification by, 125.
Fish, illustrations from, 21, 39.
Fisher, Bishop, xxx.
Flight, when wisest, 84.
Form, scholastic term, 73 n,
138.

Foxe, quoted, 150 n.
Fuller, Thomas, li n.
Fumigation, 58.

Gale, Theophilus, quoted, 133n.
Gale MS., the, quoted, xix n,
95 n, 100 n.
Gassendi, xlv n, 128 n.
Gate, the strait, 83.
Gentiles, state of the, 15.
Gifts, spiritual, 118.
Greek, quoted by Colet, 136;
when first printed in Eng-
land, ib. n.

Greek race, character of the, 8.
Gregory, Nazianzen, xxxiv n.
Gregory, Pope, ib.

Greswell, W. Parr, quoted,
xxxv n, xxxvii n, xxxviii n.

Hair, pride in the, 113.
Halifax, John, see Sacro Bosco.
Hampden, Bishop, xxix n.
Head-dress, 112 n.

Heat, emblem of love, 59.
Heathen Authors, study of,
Heavens, the, 128 n.
χχχίν, 109.

Henry VII., reign of, cha-

racterized, xxii.
Heraclitus, 122.
Heresies, use of, 114.
Hierarchies, the, 105 n, 110 n,
125 n, 128 n.

Homer, allegorical interpreta-
tion of, xv n, 67 n.

Hope, analogies of, 11 n, 59,
61, 137.

Humanists, excesses
xxxviii.

of the,

Lactantius, liii, 63 n.
Lætus, Pomponius, xxxviii n.
Latimer, quoted, 113 n.
Law, Colet's views on, xviii;
abuses in, xx; of Nature,
XXV; of Grace, ib.; Munici-
pal, xxvi; Canon, ib.

Laws, no new ones wanted,

XXX.

Lectures, Divinity, at St.
Paul's, li.

Lichfield, Dr. William, li.

Light and darkness, 152-3.

rian, xlix.

Milton, quoted, xliv n, 58 n.
Mirandola, Pico della, quoted,
xlv, 6 n, 22 n, 32 n, 132 n,
138 n.
Montesquieu, quoted, xxvi n.
More, Sir Thomas, xxv, 149 n.
Moses, Law of, xx; adaptation

employed by, 33.
Multiplicity, xiii, xvii, 23, 57,
59, 82.

Municipal Law, Colet's esti-
mate of, xxvi.

129.

43.

Loadstone, the, 124.

Longland, Bishop, 110 n.

Love, see Charity.
Lucretius, quoted, 9 n.
Lull, Raymond, 13 n.
Luther, opinion of, concerning
Dionysius, xv n; on As-
tronomy, xlv n; on Faith
and Charity, 56 n.

Magnet, the, 124.

Maitland, Dr., quoted, xxxv n.
Male and Female, 113, 131 n.
Man, the natural, 121; a mi-
crocosm, 133; the material
of grace, 138.

Mapes, Walter, quoted, xxxv n,
33 n, 41 n, 110 n, 137 n.
Maranatha, 155.
Marriage, Colet's views on,
xxvii; of Priests, approved
by Erasmus, xxxi n; Tyn-
dale on, xxxi; how to be
used, 91; not required in
Christendom, ib.

Masculine and Feminine, 131.
Metals, classified, 130.
Microcosm, 133.

Order, 124.

Organs, animate and inani-
mate, 134, 141.

Pace, Richard, his De Fructu, 1.
Parents, duty to, 86.
Parker, Archbishop, quoted,
xxiii n, xxxvi n.
Passover, the Christian, 36.
PAUL, ST., on law-suits, xviii,
44; on marriage, xxvii ;
tact of, 9; style of, 12;
eulogy on, 51; indulgence
of, 51, 90, 95; hopeful of
the best, 96; refrains from
things lawful, 101; collects
alms for others, 154.
Paul, St., Statutes of Cathedral
of, xlvii, li n, 43 n.
Philo, Judæus, xlv.
Philosophy, so-called, liv, 110.
Plague, outbreaks of the, 58 n.
Planets, the, xliii, 129.
Plato,
Plato, Republic of, xliii;
Timæus of, ib., 48 n; Epino-
mis, xliii.

Platonists, the, opinions of,
140.