Entering it with his family, the creatures, &c. xi.

The flood described

Its abatement, the ark's resting, &c.
His descent from it, the appearance of

the rainbow, &c.

Noon described

733'
738
824

xi. 841

xi. 861

V. 300

O

Obedience, conjugal, woman's happiness, &c. iv. 635
Of will, not necessity, only acceptable to God v.
Old age described

529

xi.

535

182

Omens of Adam's expulsion from Paradise xi.
Opinion (or knowledge)

Vide Knowledge or Opinion.

Orbs celestial, and terrestrial, notions about

their motions, appearance, &c. doubtful,
and not necessary to the improvement of
happiness, &c.

Orus (a fallen Angel)

Osiris (another)

The parade, watches, &c. of the guardian
Angels in Paradise

The hill there, from whence Michael dis-
covers to Adam in vision, what should
happen to the time of the flood

iv.

690

Adam and Eve's expulsion from Paradise
described

The seat of it destroyed by Noah's flood

The flaming sword, &c. guarding the east
gate of it

xii. 625

xii. 632

xi. 829

Vide Similies.

Passions inordinate, an effect of Adam's fall
Patriarchal government, from the flood to

Nimrod's tyranny

Patriarchs (Abraham's, &c.) their story related
Peace, the corruptions of it equal to the wastes

of war

Peor or Chemos (a fallen Angel)

Persecution in matters spiritual, the rise of it

Its effects

Phlegethon (a river of hell)

Plagues of Egypt described

Planets and moon, their noxious motion,
aspects, &c. an effect of Adam's fall

Pleasures sensual censured

Poles, north and south, perpetual day under
both, but for Adam's fall

Prayer, the efficacy of its spirit

Book Line

Unavoidable against God's absolute
decrees

Predestination defined

Priests occasion the first dissension in the
Jewish church and state

Prosopopeia, on Eve's eating the forbidden

fruit

On Adam's

vanquished

R

Rainbow, its first appearance after Noah's
flood

xi. 865

Sign of God's covenant to destroy the

world no more by water

xi. 895

Ramiel, Ariel, and Arioc (fallen Angels)

}

{{

V.

to

viii.

Raphael (the Arch-Angel) his descent to
Paradise to warn Adam against his fall
His person described

Answer to Adam's invitation to his bower,
and entertainment there

Salutation of Eve

Discourse with Adam on various subjects

On the perfection, variety, and gradual
œconomy of the creation

On obedience, as a duty of choice, not neces-
sity

On the revolt and defeat of the fallen Angels

Thence warns him against Satan's tempta-
tions

468

651

from 468

Vanquishes Asmadai, and puts him to flight

On the creation, &c.

On the motion, appearances, and influences
of the celestial and terrestrial bodies

Reply to Adam's account of himself on his

creation, &c.
Reply to his question concerning love, and
the expression of it in spirits celestial
Advice to Adam at parting, and re-as-

15

viii.

from

to 175

viii. 560

}

viii. 620

sent to heaven

viii. 620

The chief faculty of the soul

The being of the soul, discursive of men

intuitive of Angels

Its efficacy

Reprobation, the state of it

Reptiles, part of the sixth day's creation, de-
scribed

Revolt, and defeat of the fallen Angels

ix. 653

{

V. 577
to

vi, 892

Rimmon (a fallen Angel)

S

Sabbath, its institution, the seventh, after the
six days creation

The solemnity of it described

Salvation, not only to the sons of Abraham's

loins, but his faith

Satan (the prince of the fallen Angels) his fall

from heaven

Why so called

{

Speech to Beelzebub, after their fall

Reply to Beelzebub's answer
Ascent from hell

His stature, looks, &c. described

Speech to Beelzebub thereon

His shield described

315

His standard described

Brought Sin and Death first into the world
Ascent to light, &c.

ii.

951

ii. 968

ii. 1024

ii. 1034