Clergy vindicated, 9. Serious Addrefs to 38
Clery, garrifon'a Soldiers

175

82
340

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

iniquite us

Coryat, Tom, a celebrated Traveller
Cofmopolita. See Letters.

43

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.

190.

Curtius, Quintus, Character of his History,
195

Curve of the Moon about the Sun, de-
monstrated

178

245

Cuftom a Source of falfe Judgment
Cyclopædia, Article from, concerning Hell
Torments

-

185

Plan of a Specimen and Supplement
Folio Sheets p. 1, 2, 3

to

Further Confiderations cn, 232.

To make it an English Dictionary,
Ec. 283. Specimens

D

Demas, the Souls of the Dead
Daniel, Prophecies of, expounded,

Remarks on them

236

Fol. 21-4

331
220 I,
279,327

Re-

102

The

102

Davenport, a noted Preacher, 101.

tracts

Dedicin, of Truth afferted, 48. -
bidden Life of a Chriftian
Deglutition, Boerbaave erroneous in de
fcribing

355

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

defended

173

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

196

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,

1

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

359

Liberty, why neceflary to Happiness, 3.
In Religion, not to be violated
Light, Matt. v. 16. not to be understood
Knowledge

170

66

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

Line, what

165

Livy, his Character as an Hiftorian 195
Locke, his Objections againft School-Educa-

tion anfwer'd

Logic, Art of, 240. Defined

Lollards, Account of

Lombards, introduc'd into Italy
Longbeard, William, Story of
Longinus, Paffage from

280, &c.

242

113

220

94

274

212

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

207

56

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.

Paraphrafes. See Pfalms.

56

106

187

246

P

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.

200

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

130

38

Puritans, afterwards call'd Prefbyterians,
and Independents

Purples, Difeale, 3 Cafes of
Pygmies, Account of, 50, &c.
Wars

83

338

Their

ibid.

$7

318

337

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,