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Their artillery-cannon, &c.
Frevail

Entire defeat and expulsion from Heaven

Transformed to Serpents

Further punished with an illusion of the

forbidden fruit

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Apostles, their mission, &c.

Gift of the Holy Ghost

Successors, (wolves, false teachers, &c. de.

scribed)

Argument of the poem

Ariel, Arioc and Ramiel (fallen Angels) van-
quished

Ark, its building by Noah, described
Ark of the covenant described

Ashtaroth and Baalim (fallen Angels)
Astoreth, or Astarte, (a fallen Angel)
Author's hymn on conjugal love
To light

Invocations

Reflection, in prospect of Adam's &c. fall
On Satan's premeditated attempt

On Eve's parting with Adam preceding it
On their nakedness after the fall
On his own blindness, &c.

Azazel (a fallen Angel) Satan's standard-bearer

B

Baalim and Ashtaroth (fallen Angels)

iv. 750

Babel, the city and tower, built by Nimrod, &c. xii.
The confusion of languages there described

Baptism, what the sign of

Baptized, the Holy Ghost given primitively to

all such

Battle, &c. between the celestial and fallen
Angels, (God the Son concluding it)
described

Vide Angels Celestial and Fallen.

Beasts, part of the sixth day's creation, de-

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38

xii.

48

To Satan on their advantage gained in the re-
engagement with the celestial Angels vi.
Birds, part of the fifth day's creation, described vii.
Blasts, an effect of Adam's fall

Bridge from hell-gates to the world over Chaos,

the work, &c. described

620

417

X.

692

X. 293

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Answer to Satan's speech there

Bounds since the Angel's fall, the creation, &c. ii.
State before it

A bridge made over it from Hell-gates to the

world, at Adam's fall

ii.

989

998

V. 577

x. 282

Vide Similies.

Church, hirelings in it, compared to the Devil

iv.

in Paradise

192

Cocytus, a river of Hell

ii. 579

Comparisons

Vide Similies.

Conjugal love, the praises, &c. of it

iv. 750

Distinguished from an amour

iv. 765

Consists in reason, not passion

Defined

Exprest (on the woman's part) in practice viii.

In words

A reciprocal duty of it

Conjugal obedience, woman's happiness, &c.

Conjugal union, the reasons and obligations of it ix.

Conscience, God's umpire in man

ix.

955

The terrors of it

Laws to force it, censured

No infallibility against it

Constellations, their appearances, motion, &c. iii.

Creation, the universal, described

961
iii. 194

Creatures animal in Paradise, described
Have degrees of knowledge and reason
Their discord, an effect of Adam's fall
Entry of Noah's ark

D

Dagon (a fallen Angel)

Damned, the vicissitudes of their torments de-

scribed

David, his throne why eternal

Day and night in Heaven, described

Death and Sin, their station at Hell-gates before

Adam's fall

Meet Satan in his return to Hell from thence
Their journey thither, and influence described x.

X.

326

Arrival at Paradise

X.

After-conduct in the world

X.

410
585
610

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

More terrible in view than reality

Of the faithful, a sleep to immortality

from 425

xii

ii.

777

X.

264

X.

596

Vide Similies.

469

Eagle, a bird of prey, an effect of Adam's fall xi.

Earth and Heaven

Vide Heaven and Earth.

Earth, its general creation described

The shadow of Heaven

Separated from the waters, part of the third

day's creation, described

The fruits of it, &c.

Its motion, or of the Heavens, speculations

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