Clergy vindicated, 9. Serious Addrefs to 38 Clery, garrifon'a Soldiers
Callyib, an English Council there Celd, Cafe of a Patient feized with Collyer Jeremy, Kemark on, 190 -1 Notes Colors of white Peop!, Confes of, Fol. 30 Cioffians . 3. Preachment upon 103 Comedies arner us, conlur'd 212, 214 Comets, Earth is Danger from 64.77. Table of 68. Fiery Globes, 97. Their Nurber and Bignefs how eftimated, 66. Ha itable, 69. Earthy and firey, 70. Variou Opinions of them 73, vi herein differing from Planets, 74. Their cord and bid ECs, 77-79. Tacir Tails
Corporation and Teft A&t oppreflive and
Coryat, Tom, a celebrated Traveller Cofmopolita. See Letters.
Courayer, Dr, Pages from his Answer to 85,119 Cardinal Tençin Cranmer, Archbp, his Oath to the Pope 228 Note Calumniated Crosby, Tho. cenfur'd in the Cafe of Sawtre, 113. See Letters. Curate. See Salop.
Curtius, Quintus, Character of his History, 195
Curve of the Moon about the Sun, de- monstrated
Cuftom a Source of falfe Judgment Cyclopædia, Article from, concerning Hell Torments
Plan of a Specimen and Supplement Folio Sheets p. 1, 2, 3
Further Confiderations cn, 232.
To make it an English Dictionary, Ec. 283. Specimens
Demas, the Souls of the Dead Daniel, Prophecies of, expounded,
Davenport, a noted Preacher, 101.
Dedicin, of Truth afferted, 48. - bidden Life of a Chriftian Deglutition, Boerbaave erroneous in de fcribing
Degge, Sir Simon, a Paffage from him a- 41 geinft Pluralities Derivation and Revulfion, general Indica- 315 tions to Difeafes Defaguliers, Dr, his Doctrine of Vapours
Defires and Appetites, why implanted in u 3 Devils, in Milton, the Subjects of their Me- ditations, 198. Doctrine of Devils, I Tim. iv. 1. rather Doctrine of Lemons
Corporation and Teft Acte, 43. Pushing Difenters, 45. Their Objećtions against Conformity anfwer'd, 349. In an evil State 352
Dodona. See Oaks.
Darmers, a new Sect, their Tenets
Douglas, an accurate Anatomift
Dramatic Pieces, to be examin'd
Duck, artificial, its Mechanism and Opera-
Eagle, Brobdingnagian Earth, Peopling of, 28, 30, 33. Bigger and denfer with regard to the Sun, than ge- nerally fuppofed, 61. In Danger from Comets Echo, how to produce on the German Flute 64 Educ tion, public, recommended, 280, 321 162 Edvard, K. the Confeffor, fent to the Holy
Egg in the Fœtus how nourished, 359. See Haller.
Egypt, old, Ruins of Edw. Meaning of, explained Electricity, its Caufe, and medicinal Ef- fects, 311. Related to Magnetifm, 314 Elizabeth, Q. Dialogue from Xenophon, tranflated by her, with a Print of her Majefty, 139. Copy of her Handwrit- ing
Enjoy is to obey En hofiafm, Arong Effects of, 59, 98, 225. See Letters.
Envy defined Ephialtes, Incubus, Nightmare. Article of a Supplement to Cyclopædia. Folio Sheet P. 3, 18
Epicycloid, protracted, the Moon's Path 178 Epidermis, tranfmits Colors
Erafmus, his Interpretation of Bank, 87 Error, Grounds of
Ethics, Authors recommended Eve, characterised from Milton Europeans, Caufes of their Whiteness Eye, Wound of, cured
Gratitude no Foundation for Charity, 169 Gravity of the Solar Syftem, Center of, movable from the Sun's Center Greek Method of Education Gregory II. Pope. See Boniface. Gregory, John, his Obfervation concerning III. Oath exacted by him Greenwood, Story of him Baptifm
Grey, Richard, defended
Guards made beneficial to the Common- wealth
Gulliver, Capt. his Relations no Fictions 40 Gumfage. See Letters.
Haller, M. a learned Commentator on Boerbaave, 357. His Account of two Eggs of Fætuffes
Halley, Lr, calculated the Orbits of Co-
Harduin, Jefuit, fubverts Chronology, 3:3 Hatred, a Ground of Error
245 Health and ifeafea, Caufes of 286,291 Hearne, cenfures Mr Fox
Hebrew, has no Word for Eternity, 185
Concife, 121. Peculiar Idiom of it 124 Hell, the Word fuppreffed by a Courc Preacher, in compliment to hs An- dience
Fell Torments, whe her Eternal Hereditary Right not regarded in antient Times 183 Herodotus,
Le Franc, tranflated Mr Pope's Univerfal Prayer Leigh, his Criticifm on Ban 85 LETTERS. From A. B. on Reafon and Revelation, 1. From 7. S. of the Me- thadifts, 5. From Fide, on the fame, 11. From M. N. on Prefcience, 19. From a Curate of Salop, on the fame, 26. From Pbilo-Mag. on the Mode of Baptifm, 21. From T. Crosby, on the fame, 23. From Anti-Fofter, on the Death of Ch.ift, 25, From Anonymus, on Peopling the Earth, 28. Two from R. T. on the fame Sub- ject, 30, 32. Two from C. C. on the Right of the Magiftrate to inflict ca- pital Punishment, 36, 37. From Rufti- cus, against Tythes, 41. From 7.0. On the Corporation and Teft-A&, 43. From N. England, concerning the new Preachers, 58. From M. Vaucanfon, on his Pieces of Mechanifm, 166. From Hydroftaticus Borealis, on Vapours, 173. From R. D. with Remarks on Dr TP, 174. From Mr Facio, in answer to Ob- jections against his new Theory, 61. From Anonymus, of Baptifm by Dipping, S1.
In anfwer to Crefby on Baptifm, 84. From Pbilo-Crefby, on the Mode of Bap- tifm, ib. From R. T. of the Power of the Magiftrate, in anfwer to C. C. 92. From Mr Facio with a Figure, and Amendments relating to Comets, 96. From York, in N England, of the Effects of Whitefield's Preaching,98. From Hop- kington, of the wild Rants and Freaks of the New Enthufiafts, 100. From Reede-Ifland, on the fame, 101. From Connecticut, on the fame Subject, 102. From Mr Facio, on the Cure of an Ul- cer in the Lurgs, 181. From B. A. with Obfervations on Salmon's Review, 183. From Cosmopolites, on Hell Tor- mente, ib. From J. L. on the Ty- ranny and Ufurpation of the Popes, 187. From Catbolicus, on Mr Pope's Universal Prayer, 196. From Cofmopolites on the Specimen of a Supplement to Cyclopædia, 215. To Mr Warburton, in Detence of Dr Grey, 221. Expefing ignorant Pre- tenders to Phyfic, 222. On the new Enthufiafts, 225. On Proteftants be- traying the Church of England to Popery, 226. From Exonienfis, on Mr. Smith's Hypothefis of the Tails of Cemets, 230. Confiderations relating to the Cyclopædia,
232. Remarks thereon by C. D. 237. From Paul Gumfage, explaining a Pallage in the Te Deum, 238. Obfervations on Spelling-Books, 248. Hiftory of a Dia- betes, 251. From Philargyrus, on a Paf- fage in Mr Stackboufe's Apparatus, 242. From J.W-s, with a View of Bp Brown's Human Understanding, &c.254. From J.D. with Objections to Mr Tate's Hypothefis of Comets, 265. On a Differtation concerning Melchizedeck, 269. From Phaethon, on Mr Gumfage's Criticism on the Te Deum, 242. The Anfwer, ib. With my Body I thee wor- fbip, explain'd by Phaethon, ib. To Dr Free, on his Ode, 273. Account of Dormers, a new Sect, 277. From Bri- tannicus, recommending Publick Educa- tion, 280, 321. Objections to Mr War- burton's Sermon, by Laicus. 323. Of the Cure of a Wound in the Tunicles of the Eye, by J. Norman, 325. Of improv- ing Ainsworth's Dictionary, from A. B. Cambridge, 326. On Archdeacon Chap- man's Charge, by B. C. 331. With an Enquiry into the Situation of Antient Scytbia, by G. R. 341. From Stalbri- gienfis, with Objections to Mr Yate's Hypothefis of the Rectilineal Motion of the late Comet, 345. Mr Yate's Answer, 347. On the Controverfy between Mr White and a Diffenter, 349. On a Paf- fage in Mr White's Defence,by Cbriftianus
Liberty, why neceflary to Happiness, 3. In Religion, not to be violated Light, Matt. v. 16. not to be understood Knowledge
Light, Rays of, a long Time in paffing from the fix'd Stars to the Earth Lighten, in the Te Deum, its Meaning, 238 Lilliputians, their Reality, afferted, 49. Objections anfwer'd
Livy, his Character as an Hiftorian 195 Locke, his Objections againft School-Educa-
Logic, Art of, 240. Defined
Lollards, Account of
Lombards, introduc'd into Italy Longbeard, William, Story of Longinus, Paffage from
Love, a Source of Error, 245. Not de- firous of eafy nor common Things, 143. Ill Effects of, in Tragedies Lover general, Hiftory of himself, 200. Cenfur'd Loungers, mention'd by the Spelator 277 Lower, an inaccurate Anatomift, 354. &c. Lune, le Monde de, (World in the Moon) Title of a Book
Mede, Mr, against Sprinkling 23,83 Medicines, not agreeable to Nature 286 Melchizedeck gave Tythes to Abrabam, 269 Mentz. See Boniface. Mercury. See Sublimate. Metaphor, divine, and human, 257. How different from Analogy Metaphors have their Force and Beauty from their proper Senfe, 22. Examples, 90 Method, defined 247 Methodifis, favourable Account of, 5. Cen- fur'd, 8. Vindicated, 11. Drive People to Defpair 225 Midianites, the Number of their Army, 29.34
Milton, speaks of Pygmies, 52. Paflage from him, on the Meditations of the De- vils
M. N. See Letters. Mnemonics, No. V.
Parrot difcourfes with Prince Maurice Parfons, Jefuit, wrote against Mr Fox Pafcbal, II. Pope, holds a Council Paffions, a Source of falfe Judgment, Pathetic,quite different from Sublime, 274 Patronage, Right of, abused 40 Paulus. See Emilius, Jovius. Paulus Venetus,describes a monftrous Bird, 56 Pegafus, why the Patron of the Poets 56 Penfions to ejected Religious Pentecoft. See Whitefield. People can give the Magiftrate a Right to take away Life 36,37 Peopling of the Earth, 28, 30, 33. See Earth.
Phyficians, Requifites for, 338. Their Errors Pigeons, oracular Plan. See Cyclopedia.
Planets inferior, 64. With Comets, de- fcribe Ellipfes about the Sun 76,97 Pliny, defcribes Pygmies, 50. His fpeak- ing Oxen, 57. Affirms Lands producing Salt, barren Pluralities cenfur'd
Puritans, afterwards call'd Prefbyterians, and Independents
Purples, Difeale, 3 Cafes of Pygmies, Account of, 50, &c. Wars
Pyramid, largeft, a fquare Cone Pyrometer, a new Inftrument, with its Uca
e Quacks, an Apology for
Quakers, the most melancholy Sect, 225 N. Queries to Non Residents, 39. From the Difpofition of the Solar System, and the Pallages of Comets 65 Quintilian,
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