Chance, the common notion of it, exploded Chaos defcrib'd Its court Answer to Satan's fpeech there Bounds fince the Angels fall, the creation, &c. A bridge made over it from hell-gate to the world, at } Adam's fall. Charity, its praifes, &c. Book Li Vide Similes. from Chemos, or Peor (a fall'n Angel) i Cherubim Vide Angels Celeftial, &c. Vide Similes. Church, hirelings in it, compar'd to the Devil in Paradife ir Cocytus, a river of hell Comparisons Conjugal love, the praises, &c. of it Diftinguish'd from an amour Confifts in reafon, not passion Defin'd The terrors of it Laws to force it, cenfur'd Conftellations, their appearances, motion, &c. Creation, the universal, describ'd Creatures animal in paradife, defcrib'd Dagon (a fall'n Angel) D Vide Similes. Damn'd, the viciffitudes of their torments defcrib'd vid, his throne why eternal y and night in heav'n, defcrib'd ath and Sin, their ftation at hell-gates before Adam's fall Their union Make a bridge from thence over Chaos to the world, } after Meet Satan in his return to hell from thence Their journey thither, and influences defcrib'd After-conduct in the world ath described Answer to Satan at hell-gates The fon of Satan and Sin its birth Answer to Sin on Adam's fall XX XX 326 410 585 610 Vide Similes. To Sin's fpeech in paradise ath natural, the causes, and variety of it, defcribed { from 466 xi More terrible in view than reality to 493 xi 469 from 425 xii evils, why eternally excluded from grace iscord cenfured Daughter of Sin, &c. ominion abfolute in man, over men, an ufurpation reams illufive, &c. their fource Natural Divine E agle, a bird of prey, an effect of Adam's fall arth and Heaven Vide Heav'n and Earth. Separated from the waters, part of the third day's creation, defcrib'd V 574 }vii 276 The The fruits of it, &c. Book Le vii ;; Its motion, or of the Heavens, fpeculations thereon? viii cenfur'd Its praises The centre of the creation Destruction by Noah's flood defcrib'd An universal paradise at the Meffiah's coming to judg-} ment Eden, the country bounded Eden, the garden of it. Egypt, the plagues of it defcrib'd Elements, &c. fubfift on each other Enoch, his ftory and translation Eve and Adam Vide World. Vide Paradife, Vide Adam and Eve. Vide Innocence. Vide Similes. tan's firft illufive temptation) Anfwer to Adam's difcourfe on the prohibition of the tree Recounts her firft view of the creation, Adam, &c. Answer to him at night To him waking her (relates her dream, the fubject of Sa Weeping defcrib'd Sa-} ~ V V Attending the entertainment of Raphael Her formation from Adam Behaviour on view of him, &c. viii Discourse with him preceding the temptation (the prevail- Book Line Answer to Satan (in the ferpent) fruit) The difcourfe (Satan tempting her to eat the forbidden} 1005 ix 1037 Is incited by him to carnal fruition (the firft effect of it) { The place, &c. defcribed Answer to him (accufing her as the aggreffor) imputes ix 1142 it to his indulgence Anfwer to God (the Son) calling her to judgment (accufes the ferpent) The fentence pronounc'd on her Behaviour, and fpeech to Adam's repulfe of her, and her offers of confolation (accufes herself) After-behaviour thereon Reply to his anfwer (advises to die by their own hands) } } xi 268 610 X. X. X X Speech to him on quitting it (affection, conjugal refolution, and confolation on the promise of the xii Meffiah) "ame (or glory) the common notion of it cenfur'd ig-tree, of which Alam, Eve, &c. made Aprons, defcrib'd ix 1101 Firmament xi 688 vii 170 Firmament, the fecond day's creation, defcrib'd Vide Similes. Vide Noab. Flaming fword in Paradife on Adam's, &c. expulfion thence, defcrib'd Flood univerfal Freedom, with the lofs of it, virtue, &c. degenerates Free grace afferted Defin'd Free-will afferted Reafon, the fame The image of God Fruition carnal, the paffion of it cenfur'd G ~ Gabriel (the Arch-Angel) chief of the guardian Angels iv H of Paradife, his ftation, &c. defcrib'd Inform'd by Uriel of Satan's defcent there Angels} His charge to Uzziel, Ithuriel, and Zephon (three other Speech to them, &c. on their taking, and return with} To Satan thereon Reply to his answer To another To another Appointed one of the chiefs of the celestial army againft} revolted Angels His prowefs, &c. in the Battel Glory (or fame) the common notion of it cenfured Reply to his answer Propofes the manner, &c. of fall'n man's redemption Decrees his bodily refurrection as God and man |