Answer to him at night

To him waking her (relates her dream, the
subject of Satan's first illusive temp-
tation)

Weeping described

Attending the entertainment of Raphael
Her formation from Adam

Behaviour on view of him, &c.

Discourse with him preceding the temp-
tation (she prevailing on her own
sufficiency, and his fondness)

Answer to Satan (in the serpent)

Reply to his answser resolving to die with her ix.

960

Repeats the transgression with him

Is incited by him to carnal fruition (the {

first of

The place, &c. described

Answer to him (accusing her as the aggressor)
imputes it to his indulgence

Answer to God (the Son) calling her to judg-
ment (accuses the Serpent)

The sentence pronounced on her

Behaviour and speech to Adam's repulse of her,
and her offers of consolation (accuses
herself)

After-behaviour thereon

Reply to his answer (advises to die by their
own hands)

966

To him, hailing her the mother of mankind xi. 162
Soliloquy, lamenting the threatened expulsion

from Paradise

Speech to him on quitting it (affection, con-
jugal resolution, and consolation on the

promise of the Messiah)

xi. 268

xii. 610

Evening described

Vide Adam.

Vide Similies.

iv 598

Evil-in thought unapproved-blameless
Experience-a guide to wisdom

v. 117

ix. 807

Fancy (a faculty of the soul) its office

The eye of the soul

viii.

460

sured

xi.

688

vii.

170

Fame (or glory) the common notion of it cen-

Fate, the will of God

Fig-tree, of which Adam, Eve, &c. made aprons,
described

ix. 1101

Firmament, the second day's creation, described vii.
Fish, part of the fifth day's creation, described vii.
Flaming sword in Paradise on Adam's, &c. ex-
pulsion thence, described

Flood universal

Vide Similies.

Vide Noah.

Freedom, with the loss of it, virtue, &c. de-

261

391

xii. 632

Gabriel (the Arch-Angel) chief of the guardian
Angels of Paradise, his station, &c. de.
scribed

iv. 443

Informed by Uriel of Satan's descent there
Undertakes to detect him

His charge to Uzziel, Ithuriel, and Zephon,
(three other of the guardian Angels)
thereon

Speech to them, &c. on their taking, and re-
turn with him

To Satan thereon

Reply to his answer

To another

To another

Appointed one of the chiefs of the celestial

army against the revolted Angels

His prowess, &c. in the battle

Glory (or fame) the common notion of it cen-
sured

GOD the FATHER consemplating his works, &c.
Speech to God the Son, on Satan's design on

the creation, man, &c,

Reply to his answer

Proposes the manner,
demption

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iv. 561

iii.

274

303

111. 372

{

iii. 383

vi.

680

V,

224

бор

719

&c. of fallen man's re-

Answer to the Son undertaking it

Decrees his bodily resurrection as God and man iii.

His the Father's attributes, &c.

Visibly seen in the Son

Charge to Raphael to warn Adam against his
fall

Speech to the whole celestial hierarchy, con-

V.

vened at the inauguration of God the Son v.
To the Son on Satan's, &c. revolt thereon
Army against the revolters described
Speech to Abdiel on his quitting their party vi.
Appoints Michael and Gabriel chiefs of the

celestial army

Battle, &c. between them and the revolters

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from 202

vi.

described

to 607

Appoints God the Son to end it

vi. 680

Institution of the Sabbath (by God the Father
and Son) the seventh after the six days
of the creation

The solemnity of it described

Speech the (Father's) on the guardian Angels
return from Paradise upon Adam's, &c.
fall,

Appoints the Son judge of it

Speech to the celestials on Sin and Death's en-

trance into the world thereby

Promise of their dissolution, and renovation
of heaven and earth

Charge to the Angels, touching the changes in

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repentance

To Michael thereon

Speech to the celestials, convened at his de-

creeing his expulsion from Paradise

GOD the SON, at the right hand of the Father iii.

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