Αρχω αρχών,
7
Λασαίρος

Aavaio, to oppose,
́Alávaт, álavaTTER, 149
AUTòs, or an equivalent word
elegantly pleonaftical,

Αχαρις,

B

66

144

put for pofitives and fu
perlatives, and vice versâ,

77, 78

Conftruction, variation of, 84
Contradictions feeming in beft
authors,

156

24

137

I Cor. xi. 16.
2 Cor. x. 12.
χρῆμα for χρήματα,
Critics pretended, forward and
rash in cenfuring the ftyle of
the new Teftament, 12, 13

neither write well them-
felves, nor judge well either
of faults or beauties in good
authors,
158, 159
Xegv underflood,
Crucifying the flesh, the ftrength
and noble emphasis of that
phrafe,
31, 32

D

Cafe, variation of, and diffi-
culties in change,
Caftalio,
Claffics Greek and Latin, the
nobleft charg'd with folecisms
by falfe-nam'd critics, 43,44
approach nearer to fole-
cifms than the writers of the
new Teftament, 82, 83

Ana particle of inference or con-
clufion,

120

2 with an accufative cafe in
the fame fenfe as with a ge-
nitive,

115

fignifies Space of time, ibid.
the fame as cv,

ibid.

Δίδωμι,

Εἶπε for ἐκέλευσε,

115
98

134

Fae us'd abruptly in the begin-
ning of a discourse,

pleonaftical,

clofes a period agreeably,

Ἐκλείπω,

113

114

ibid.

Εἴτις for ὅςις,

116

26

Ελαχιςότερα,

emphafis,

27

Ελεημοσμύη,

23, 24

Ellipfis,

'Eraxisóre, its admirable

52

125

'Ev for eis, common with best
Greek authors,
'Ev, miftakes about its peculiar
fignifications,

Εντεῦθεν καὶ ἐντεῦθεν,
Ephef. iii. 20, 21.

iv. 1, 2, 3.

126

Γίνομαι, ἔρχομαι,
God, the word us'd to express
Something great, extraordi-

78

nary,
Grammar plain and vulgar moft
clofely adher'd to by men of
low genius,
48
Grammar plain and figurative,
48, 49

19

138

67

80

146

Grammar figurative, ignorance
of bas occafion'd blunders,
berefies,

95

Grotius,

20

71, 72

Erafmus,

155

"Esnna,

28

H

Εὐτραπελία,

146

F

Foreign words in the new Te-
ftament, 37, 38, 39
Future tenfe for prefent, 109,
110

St. James i. 11. vindicated a-
gainst Erafmus, 155, 156
St. Jerom unjustly cenfures the
Septuagint,
St. Paul,

26

92

133

54

"Iva peculiar ufe of,
Inconfequence feeming,
Inconfiftencies feeming in the
new Teftament and beft Claf-
fics eafily reconcil'd, 156, 157
Indicative mood for potential,
105
Infinitive mood for imperative,
104
Interruption of style in the new
Teftament for better reasons
than in the Greek and Latin
writers,
73, 74
Job, a very noble and fublime
book,
5, 6
St. John's language vindicated
against Dennis Bishop of A-
lexandria, and Dr. Mill,
122, 123
St. John's Gospel, i. 15. defen-
ded against Erafmus, 108
St. John's Gospel, i. 20. 60,61
ii. 10. defended against Ca-
faubon,
20, 21

iv. 6.
viii. 5.
viii. 26.

119

116

-

100

St. Jude's Ep. v. 7. 148, 149