The references are in all cases to the Notes. P. Preface,
A. = Argument.
Antic, a person in farce, 1325.
Apocalypse. The Apocalypse,
a tragedy, 17 (P.).
Apolelymenon, 50 (P.).
Athens, 1, 22 (P.).
Aught religion, 1420.
Augustus Cæsar, 23 (P.).
Autobiographical passages, 563,
590.
Baal-zebub, 1231.
Baits, 1538.
Banks, i.e. benches, 1610.
Blank his worshippers, 471.
Boisterous locks, 1164.
Bravery, i.e. finery, 717.
Brigandine, 1120.
Bunyan, 1346.
Burton, 600.
Caphtor, 1713.
Cataphracts, 1619.
Chafe, 1246.
Charmed thee strong, 1134.
Appellant, the challenger in a Chaucer, 1700.
Chronicles, Reference to Second
Asdod. Milton's objection to Classical allusions, 133, 934,
Assassinated, derivation, 1109. Common sayings, 1574.
Dalila, pronunciation and spell- Gins, 9, 33.
Dante, 22, 87.
Dealing dole, 1529.
Deuteronomy, 528, 1080, 1713.
Dionysius, 22 (P.).
Dis-, a favourite prefix with
Milton, 442.
Divorce pamphlets, 1010, 1034.
Divulge him, 1248.
Doff, 1410.
Dryden, 31 (P.), 1039.
Ebrews (but as an adjective with
the H), 1308.
Ecclesiasticus, 660.
Edinburgh Review, I (P.).
Embost, 1700.
Emims, 1080.
Epitaphium Damonis, 1699.
Equals, 6(A.).
Erst, composition and deriva-
tion, 1543.
Errata of the first edition, 1526.
Eshtaol, 181.
Etham, 253.
Euripides, 1, 170, 605, 953, 982,
1039, 1541, 1745.
Evening dragon. Explanation
of the passage in which these
words occur, 1692.
Exodus, 149, 1375.
Fame. Milton's conceptions of
Rumour or Fame compared
with those of Chaucer and
Shakespeare, 971.
False gods, or "rebellious
spirits," 464.
Fifth act. The dictum of Horace,
59 (P.).
Goliath and his brothers, 1248.
Greaves, 1120.
Grovelling an adverb, 141.
Gymnic artists, 1324.
Gyves, 1083.
Habergeon, 1120.
Handel, 80.
Harapha and his brood, 1068.
Harbinger, 721.
Heartened, 1317.
Hebrews, reference to the Book
of, 910.
Hebron, seat of giants old, 148.
Hendiadys, 1654.
High street, 1458.
Highth, 384.
Holocaust, 1702.
Homer, 693, 1721.
Horace, 53, 184, 659, 1421.
Humours. The four humours,
600.
Il Penseroso, 1634.
Ingrateful, 282, 696.
Inhabitation.
Explanation of
the word as here used, 1512.
In place. Keightley's explana-
tion, 1751.
Inward light, 18 (A.), 1689.
Italians. Chorus "still in use
among the Italians,” 45 (P.).
Javan, 715.
Jeremiah, 1120.
Job, 191, 205.
Johnson, 133, 191, 590.
Johnson's Rambler, 1695.
Jonson, 1312.
Josephus, 1196.
Natural religion, 897.
Nazianzen, 28 (P.).
Numbers, References to the
Book of, 148, 528.
Ode. The Nativity ode, 1634.
Oldenburgh, 66.
Otway, 748.
Oxford Bible, 1248.
Oxymoron, 100.
Ovid, 118.
Palestine, 144.
Paracelsus, 9(P.).
Paræus, 17 (P.).
Paradise Lost, 18 (A.), 6, 13,
16, 66, 92, 100, 129, 134, 147,
236, 249, 271, 282, 294, 389,
394, 453, 464, 533, 571, 628,
662, 696, 709, 748, 759, 775,
778, 785, 840, 885, 950, 1081,
1298, 1312, 1634, 1699, 1703.
Paradise Regained, I (P.), 785,
1243, 1312, 1515, 1680, 1745.
Parle, 785.
Paranymph, 1020.
Peal, derivation, 235.
Pliny, 87.
Plutarch, 1611.
Pomp, 436, 449, 1312.
Prologues (to comedies, not to
tragedies), 40 (P.).
Proverbs xxxi., 1046.
Psalms, References to the Book
of, 112, 139, 298, 464, 715,
934, 1172, 1308, 1745.
Punctuation, 1262, 1646, 1745.
Quaint, derivation, 1303.
Quarles, 1738.
Ramath-lechi, 145.
Reprobate, 1685.
Riming couplets.
with Shakespeare, 286, 973.
Robustious, 569.
Rod=sunbeam, 549.
Sabbath-day's journey, 149.
Samson's strength, 1140, 1313,
1355.
Samuel, References to the Books
of, 540, 1248, 1448, 1674.
Scaped, 1659.
Scent, correctly spelt sent in the
original, 390.
Seneca, 26 (P.).
Septuagint, 1231.
Shakespeare, 31 (P.), 767, 808,
987, 1562, 1621.
Shield of fire, 1434.
Shipwracked, 198.
Silent moon, the moon in con-
junction, 87.
Silo, his bright sanctuary, 1674.
Sir T. More, 1703.
Sir W. Scott, 170, 1132, 1164.
Sonnets, 66, 1461, 1490, 1745.
Sophocles, 1, 53, 164, 995, 1122.
Sort, i.e. rank, 1608.
Sound suggesting sense, 147,
298.
Spenser, 118, 1680, 1700, 1751.
Still, derivation, 963.
St. John, 1020.
St. Luke, 360.
Stoutness, i.e. resolution, 1346.
Strenuous liberty, the life for a
man, 271.
Stupendious, 1627.
Sublime, 1669.
Suetonius, 23 (P.).
Terence, 1008.
The licenser, 268, 681.
Messenger, 1541.
Nazarite vow, 319, 377, 557.
Phoenix, 1699.
regicides, 695.
Restoration, 268.
Tetrachordon, speaking of
marriage choices, 210, 1053.
theatre, where the catastro-
phe takes place, 1605.
Title of the tragedy, I.
Tragedy. The office of tragedy,
I (P.).
Trains, derivation, 932.
Tranquil conclusion required
and obtained, 1745.
Treatise on Christian Doctrine
expounds Milton's theology,
293, 1461.
Triumph, a warlike show, 1312.
Unactive, 1705.
Uncouth, derivation, &c., 333.
Unweetingly, 1680.
Vale of Sorec, 229.
Vant-brace, 1120.
Verbum praegnans, 1088.
Villatic fowl, 1695.
Vincentio Saviolo, 1224.
Virgil, 1736.
Visit or bewail. Calton suggests
"and" for "or," 182.
Visual beam, explained by Mr.
Keightley, 163.
Vóluble and volúbil, 1307.
Want, its two senses, 1484.
Woman, her position as regards
man, 236.
Tennyson, 184, 790, 1040, 1515. Zora, 181.
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