Chance, the common notion of
it exploded, ii. 909.
Chaos described, ii. 890. vii. 210.
its court, ii. 959. answer to
Satan's speech there, 989.
bounds since the angels' fall,
the creation, &c. 998. state
before it, v. 577. a bridge
made over it from hell-gates
to the world, at Adam's fall,
x. 282. (Vide Similies.)
Charity, its praises, &c. xii. 576
-587.

Chemos, or Peor, (a fallen angel,)
i. 312, 406.

Cherubim. (Vide Angels Celes-
tial, &c. Similies.)
Church, hirelings in it, compared
to the Devil in Paradise, iv.
192.

Cocytus, a river of hell, ii. 579.
Comparisons. (Vide Similies.)
Conjugal love, the praises, &c.

of it, iv. 750. distinguished
from an armour, 765. consists
in reason, not passion, viii.
586. defined, 589. expressed
(on the woman's part) in
practice, 50. in words, xii.
615. a reciprocal duty of it,
ix. 357.

Conjugal obedience, woman's
happiness, &c. iv. 635.
Conjugal union, the reasons and

obligations of it, viii. 494. ix.
955, 961.

Conscience, God's umpire in

man, iii. 194. the terrors of it,
iv. 23. x. 842. laws to force it
censured, xii. 515. no infalli-
bility against it, 529.
Constellations, their appear-
ances, motion, &c. iii. 577.
Creation, the universal, described
iii. 708. vii. 221.
Creatures, animal, in Paradise,
described, iv. 340. have de-
grees of knowledge and rea-
son, viii. 369. their discord an

effect of Adam's fall, x. 707.
entry of Noah's ark, xi. 733.

D.

Dagon, (a fallen angel,) i. 457.
Damned, the vicissitudes of their
torments described, ii. 596.
David, his throne why eternal,
xii. 320.

Day and night in heaven de-
scribed, vi. 4.

Death and Sin, their station at
hell-gates before Adam's fall,
ii. 648. their union, x. 249.
make a bridge from thence
over Chaos to the world, after
it, 282. meet Satan in his re-
turn to hell from thence, 326.
their journey thither, and in-
fluences described, 410. ar-
rival at Paradise, 585. after-
conduct in the world, 610.
(Vide Similies.)

Death described, ii. 666. answer
to Satan at hell-gates, 688.
the son of Satan and Sin, 727.
its birth, 777. answer to Sin
on Adam's fall, x. 264. to
Sin's speech in Paradise, 596.
(Vide Similies.)

Death natural, the causes, and
variety of it, described, xi.
466-493. more terrible in
View than reality, 469. of
the faithful, a sleep to immor-
tality, xii. 425-434. the gate
of life, 571.

Death eternal considered, x. 808.
Deluge universal. (Vide Noah.)
Despair, the degrees and colours
of it, iv. 108.
Devils, why eternally excluded
from grace, iii. 129..
Discord censured, ii, 496. daugh-
ter of Sin, &c. x. 707.
Dominion absolute in man, over
men, an usurpation, xii. 64.

Dreams illusive, &c. their source,
iv. 799. natural, v. 110. divine,
xii. 611.

E.

Eagle, a bird of prey, an effect

of Adam's fall, xi. 185.
Earth and Heaven. (Vide Hea-

ven and Earth.)
Earth, its general creation de-

scribed, iii. 715. vii. 231. the
shadow of heaven, v. 574. se-
parated from the waters, part
of the third day's creation, de-
scribed, vii. 276. the fruits of
it, &c. 313. its notion, or
of the heavens, speculations
thereon censured, viii. 70. its
praises, ix. 99. the centre of
the creation, 107. destruction
by Noah's flood described, xi.
743. restitution after it, xii.
852. an universal Paradise at
the Messiah's coming to judg-
ment, 463. (Vide World.)
Eden, the country bounded, iv.

him waking her, (relates her
dream, the subject of Satan's
first illusive temptation,) v. 27.
weeping described, 129. at-
tending the entertainment of
Raphael, 443. her formation
from Adam, viii. 460. beha-
viour on view of him, &c. 500.
discourse with him preceding
the temptation, (she prevailing
on her own sufficiency, and
his fondness,) ix. 205-384.
answer to Satan (in the ser-
pent,)552. the discourse (Satan
tempting her to eat the for-
bidden fruit) continued, 732.
soliloquy before her eating it,
745. plucks and eats, 780.
soliloquy after it, 795. resolu-
tion to tempt Adam, 830.
speech to him thereon, 856.
reply to his answer resolving
to die with her, 960. behaviour
thereon, 990. gives him the
fruit, 995. repeats the trans-
gression with him, 1005. is
incited by him to carnal frui-
tion, (the first effect of it,)
1014, 1035. the place, &c. de-
scribed, 1037. answer to him
(accusing her asthe aggressor)
imputes it to his indulgence,
1142. answer to God (the Son)
calling her to judgment, (ac-
cuses the serpent,) x. 159. the
sentence pronounced on her,
192. behaviour and speech to
Adam's repulse of her, and her
offers of consolation, (accuses
herself,) 909. after-behaviour
thereon, 937. reply to his an-
swer, (advises to die by their
own hands,) 966. to him,
hailing her the mother of man-
kind, xi. 162. soliloquy, la-
menting the threatened expul-
sion from Paradise, 268. speech
to him onquitting it, (affection,
conjugal resolution, and con-
solation on the promise of the

Messiah,)xii. 610.(Vide Adam.
Similies.)

Evening described, iv. 598.
Evil-in thought unapproved-
blameless, v. 117.
Experience-a guide to wisdom,
ix. 807.

F.

Faith, unnecessary endeavours
to approve it, suspicious, ix.
1139.
Faith in Christ, with works,
eternal life, xii. 420. laws
to force it censured, 515.
no infallibility against it,
529.

Fancy (a faculty of the soul) its
office, v. 100. the eye of the
soul, viii. 460.

Fame (or glory) the common
notion of it censured, xi.
688.

Fate, the will of God, vii. 170.
Fig-tree, of which Adam, Eve,

&c. made aprons, described,
ix. 1101.
Firmament, the second day's
creation, described, vii. 261.
Fish, part of the fifth day's cre-
ation, described, 391.
Flaming sword in Paradise on

Adam's, &c. expulsion thence,
described, xii. 632. (Vide Si-
milies.)

Flood universal. (Vide Noah.)
Freedom, with the loss of it,
virtue, &c. degenerates, xi.
797.

Free grace asserted, iii. 173.
defined, 227.

Free-will asserted, iii. 95. v. 235.

520. viii. 635. ix. 350. x. 43.
reason, the same, iii. 108. ix.
350. the image of God, viii.

440.

Fruition, carnal, the passion of
it censured, viii. 579.

G.

Gabriel (the Archangel), chief
of the guardian angels of
Paradise, his station, &c. de-
scribed, iv. 443. informed by
Uriel of Satan's descent there,
561. undertakes to detect him,
576. his charge to Uzziel,
Ithuriel, and Zephon (three
other of the guardian angels)
thereon, 782. speech to them,
&c. on their taking, and re-
turn with him, 866. to Satan
thereon, 877. reply to his an-
swer, 902. to another, 946. to
another, 1006. appointed one
of the chiefs of the celestial
army against the revolted an-
gels, vi. 45. his prowess, &c.
in the battle, 354.
Glory (or fame) the common

notion of it censured, xi. 688.
GOD the FATHER contemplating
his works, &c. iii. 56. speech
to God the Son, on Satan's
design on the creation, man,
&c. 80. reply to his answer,
168. proposes the manner, &c.
of fallen man's redemption,
203. answer to the Son under-
taking it, 274. decrees his
bodily resurrection as God
and man, 303. his the Father's
attributes, &c. 372. visibly
seen in the Son, 383. vi. 680.
charge to Raphael to warn
Adam against his fall, v. 224.
speech to the whole celestial
hierarchy, convened at the in-
auguration of God the Son,600.
to the Son on Satan's, &c. re-
volt thereon,719. army against
the revolters described, vi. 15.
speech to Abdiel on his quit-
ting their party, 29. appoints
Michael and Gabriel chiefs of
the celestial army, 44. battle,
&c. between them and the re-
volters described, 202-607.

appoints God the Son to end
it, 680. chariot (the Father's)
decribed, 749. speech to the
Son, resolving the creation of
the world, vii. 139. commits
the work to him, 163. his
(the Father's) omnipresence,
168, 588. goodness, free, 170.
will, fate, 173. institution of
the Sabbath (by God the Fa-
ther and Son) the seventh
after the six days of the
creation, 581. the solemnity
of it described, 594. speech
(the Father's) on the guar-
dian angel's return from Pa-
radise upon Adam's, &c. fall,
x. 34. appoints the Son judge
of it, 55. speech to the celes-
tials on Sin and Death's en-
trance into the world thereby,
614. promise of their dissolu-
tion, and renovation of hea-
ven and earth, 633. charge
to the angels, touching the
changes in the creation on
the fall, 649. answer to the
Son's intercession on Adam's
repentance, xi. 45. speech to
the celestials, convened at his
decreeing his expulsion from

Paradise, 84. to Michael
thereon, 99.

GOD the SON, at the right hand
of the Father, iii. 62. his (the
Father's) essence, &c. 138. his
word, &c. 169. vii. 163. an-
swer to him on Satan's design
on the creation, man, &c. iii.
144. on his proposing the
manner, &c. of man's re-
demption, 227. undertakes it,
236. love to man, and filial
obedience, 266. the second
Adam, 285. his merits alone
imputative to man, 290. xii.
406. his resurrection, as God
and man, decreed, iii. 303.
equal to the Father, 305. his
(the Son's) attributes, 383.

824.

answer to the Father on Sa-
tan's, &c. revolt, vi. 738. the
image of the Father, iii. 383.
vi. 680, 736. the Messiah,
718, 881. answer to the Fa-
ther, appointing him to end
the battle between the celes-
tial and revolted angels, 723.
undertakes it, 780. his ar-
mour, equipage, &c. de-
scribed, 760. speech to the
celestial army, 800. solely
attacks the revolters,
entirely defeats them, 838.
The action and defeat de-
scribed, 631-877. returns in
triumph, 878. his person,"
equipage, &c. in the work
of the creation described, vii.
192. re-ascent to heaven after
it, 550. institution of the sab-
bath (by God the Father and
Son) the seventh after the six
days creation, 581. the so-
lemnity of it described, 594.
answer (the Son's) to Adam,'
on his solitude in Paradise,
viii. 369. to his reply, 398.
to another, (promises him a
consort,) 437. appointed by
the Father judge of Adam's
transgression (fall), x. 55. all
judgment committed to him,
56. the mercy of it, 58. an-
swer to the Father thereon,
68. descent to Eden, 85. call
to Adam there, 103. reply to
his answer, (accusing Eve,)
119. to his reply, 144. to Eve,
(accusing the serpent,) 157.
sentence pronounced by him
on the serpent, 163, 175. ex-
plained, 182. on Eve, 192. on
Adam, 197. clothes them
with skins, &c. 211. re-ascent
to the Father, and interces-
sion for them, 224. the justice
of his sentence, 754. bis in-
tercession on their repent-
ance, xi. 22. (Vide Messiah.)

Gon, purity of adoration more
acoeptable to him than ritual,
iv. 736. all good proceeds from,
and returns to him, v. 469. to
be contemplated in the works
of the creation,508. acts imme-
diate, vii. 176. the centre of hea-
ven, ix. 107. his absolute de-
crees, xi. 311. omnipresence,
goodness, &c. 335. the fear of
him, &c. with loss of freedom,
degenerates, 797. particular
presence, xii. 48. to obey, love,
depend on his providence, &c.
the sum of knowledge, 557.
and wisdom, 575.

Gospel how to be understood,
xii. 511.

Grace of God, man its object,
and devils eternally excluded
from it, why, iii. 129. man's
long resistance of it alone ex-
clusive, 198. repentance a fruit
of it, xi. 22. the spirits of it,
and liberty, consorts, xii. 525.
Gratitude exerted, a discharge of
its debt, iv. 55.
Gunpowder, guns, &c. the ori-
ginal invention ascribed to the
Devil, vi. 478, 484. discharge
described, 584.

618. its gates, 645. first opened
by Sin, 871. how situated, re-
specting heaven,and the world,
x. 322. (Vide Similies.)
Hierarchies of heaven, before the
revolt of the fallen angels, de-
scribed, v. 579.
Hinnom, the valley of, whence
called Tophet and Gehenna,
i. 399.

HOLY GHOST, its effusion, &c.
at the creation, vii. 195. de-
scent, &c. on the apostles, and
all baptized, xii. 485. promised
and given alike to all believers,
xii. 518.

Hospitality, an incitation to it,
v. 316.

Hymn to light, iii. 1. to God
the Father and Son, 372. on
conjugal love, iv. 750. on the
creation, vii. 180, 252, 557,
602.

Hypocrisy visible to God alone,
iii. 682.
Hypocrites, Satan the first, iv.
121. pretenders to supernatural
purity, &c. 744.

H.

Heaven and earth, their final re-
novation by fire, xi. 898. xii.
547. after-happiness therein,
463, 549.
Heaven, the joys, &c. of it de-
scribed, iii. 344. its gate, 501.
v. 253. passage from thence to
the world, iii. 526. its general
creation, 716. visible, the study
of it how necessary, viii. 66.
speculations of its motions, or
the earth's, censured, 70. how
situated, respecting the world,
and hell, x. 320.

Hell described, i. 60, 228. ii. 587,

I.

Idolatry, the original rise of it
assigned, i. 364. of the post-
diluvian world, xii. 115.
Jealousy, the lover's hell, v. 449.
Immortality of the soul discussed,
x. 782.
Innocence, the state of it de-

scribed, iv. 312, 492, 738. v.
211, 303, 443. viii. 40, 510.
Intellectual beings, a faculty of
them, ii. 146.
Invocations, the author's, i. 6.
iii. 51. vii. 1. xi. 20.
Jove, (a fallen angel,) i. 512.
Israelites, the story of their bond-
age, and deliverance from
Egypt, related, xii. 163. of the
settlement of their civil and