No infallibility against it

Conftellations, their appearances, motion, &c. 3

577

Creation, the universal, defcrib'd

3

708

Creatures animal in paradife, defcrib'd
Have degrees of knowledge, and reafon

Their difcord, an effect of Adam's fall
Entry of Noah's ark

D

Dagon (a fall'n angel)

Damn'd, the viciffitudes of their torments

defcrib'd

David, his throne why eternal

Day and night in heaven, defcrib'd

Death and Sin, their ftation at hell-gates before Adam's fall

Their union

Make a bridge from thence over Chaos
to the world, after it

Meet Satan in his return to hell from

thence

Death natural, the causes, and variety
of it, defcribed

More terrible in view than reality

Vide Similes.

Vide Noah.

Of the faithful, a fleep to immortality

The gate of life

Death eternal confidered

Deluge univerfal

Defpair, the degrees and colours of it

Devils, why eternally excluded from grace

Difcord cenfured

Daughter of Sin, &c.

an}

Dominion abfolute in man, over men, an
ufurpation

Dreams illufive, &c. their fource

Natural

Divine

E

496

797

64

12.

799

12

611

Eagle, a bird of prey, an effect of Adam's fall 11
Earth and Heaven. Vide Heav'n and Earth.

Earth, its general creation defcrib'd {

The Shadow of Heaven

Separated from the waters, part of the
third day's creation, defcrib'd

The fruits of it, &c.

Its motion, or of the Heavens, Specu-} 8

lations thereon cenfur'd

Its praifes

{

415
664

700

Egypt, the plagues of it defcrib'd

Election afferted

Elements, &c. fubfift on each other

Enoch, his story and tranflation

Vide Adam and Eve.
Vide Innocence.

Eve and Adam

Vide Similes.

Eve particularly defcrib'd, characteriz'd,

* &c.

Anfwer to Adam's difcourfe on the pro-
hibition of the tree of knowledge

Recounts her firft view of the creation,
Adam, &c.

Answer to him at night

To him waking her relates her dream,
the fubject of Satan's first illufive
temptation)

Weeping defcrib'd

Attending the entertainment of Raphael

Her formation from Adam

Behaviour on view of him, &c.

Difcourfe with him preceding the temp-
tation (fhe prevailing, on her own
fufficiency, and his fondness)
Anfwer to Satan (in the Serpent)
The difcourfe (Satan tempting her to`
eat the forbidden fruit) continued
Soliloquy before her eating it
Plucks and eats

Soliloquy after it

Refolution to tempt Adam

Speech to him thereon

die }

Reply to his anfwer, refolving to die

with her

Behaviour thereon

Gives him the fruit

Repeats the tranfgreffion with him

Is incited by him to carnal fruition'
(the firft effect of it)

The place, &c. defcribed

Anfwer to him (accufing her as the ag-
greffor) imputes it to his indulgence S
Anfwer to God (the Son) calling her to
judgment (accufes the ferpent)
The fentence pronounc'd on her

Behaviour and fpeech to Adam's re-
pulfe of her, and her offers of confo-
lation (accufes her felf)

After-behaviour thereon

Reply to his anfwer (advifes to die by
their own hands)

To him hailing her the mother of mankind

Soliloquy, lamenting the threatned ex-
pulfion from Paradife

Speech to him on quitting it (affection,
conjugal refolutions, and confolation
on the promife of the Meffiah)

Vide Adam.

The eye of the foul

100

460

it}

Fate, the will of God

7

170

ΠΟΙ

Fame (or glory) the common notion of it'

cenfur'd

Fig-tree, of which Adam, Eve, &c. made,
Aprons, defcrib'd

Firmament, the fecond day's creation, defcrib'd 7.
Fish, part of the fifth day's creation, defcrib'd 7
Flaming fword in Paradife on Adam's,
&c. expulfion thence, defcrib'd

Flood univerfal

Vide Similes.

Freedom, with the lofs of it, virtue, &c.

261

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