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Apollonius, 158.

Ariofto, 470 note.

Ariftotle, 283 note, 495.

Army, its agitation after the death

of Charles, 374.

B.

Bacon, the fculptor, 501.
Barberini, cardinal, 95, 98.
Barebone's parliament, 378.

refigns, 379.

Bargrave, Dr. 95 note.
Barkstead, Mr. 433 note.
Barnes, Joshua, 506.

Baroni, Leonora, 97, 506 note.
Barrow, Dr. 484.

Bayle, 313, 336, 340.

Beaux of the puritan age, 162.

Bendish, Henry, 444 note.

Benfon, Mr. 502.

Bentley, Dr. 474 note.

Betterton, 428.

Birch, Dr. 4, 46, 281 note, 340,

371, 394, 528.

Blackburn, archdeacon, 3.

Blake, admiral, 396, 436.
Bonmatthei, 92, 93.

conduct on the death of Bouquet, Mr. 556.

Cromwell, 410.

Bourdeaux, the French ambaffador,

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lous conqueror of Britain, 137 | Commonwealth and monarchy con

Marvell, Andrew, account of him, | Milton, panegyrics on him there.96.
his fcazons on Salulli's ill-

406 note.

101.

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Italian fonnet to her,

goes to Naples, 103.
his poem to Manso, 107,

111, 541.

projects an epic poem, 113,
115, 116, 150, 404.

... prevented from visiting Si-
cily and Greece by the troubles
in England, 119.

revifits Rome, 120.
... Florence, 121.

goes to Venice, ib.
.... Geneva, 122.
did not take a superficial
view of Italy, 123.

returns to England, 125.
his poem to the memory
of his friend Deodati, 127.
reasons why he wrote in
English, 147 note.

engages in controversy,
151, 170.

... educates his two nephews,
and fome others, 153.

... hence called a fchoolmaf-
ter, 154.

his conduct in this refpect
examined, 154.

plan of inftruction, 155.
removes from St. Bride's
to Alderfgate ftreet, 161.
abftemious, 162.

his fecond elegy to Deo-
dati, 163, 167 note.

books of Reformation
touching Church-government in
England, 180.

anfwers to Hall's De-
fence of Epifcopacy, 187.

Animadverfions on the
Remonftrant's Defence, 191.
Apology for Smectym-

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