Their after various pursuits, passions, &c.
-to the Olympic, or Pythian games
—To the phænomena of armies in the clouds
-To Hercules on Oeta

Their numbers composing Satan's army

against the celestials—to the stars
-To the dew drops

Their applause of Satan's reply to Abdiel
-to the sound of deep waters
Thronged together after their entire defeat
by God the Sonto a herd of goats
Their retreat to Pandemonium from the
frontiers of hell, during Satan's expe
dition to the world-to the Tartars
flight before the Russ-and the Per-
sian from the Turk-wasting the in-
termediate country
Transformation to serpents-to those
sprung from the Gorgon's blood, &c.
Their appearance on the tree illusive of
the forbidden fruit-to the snaky hair
of Megara (one of the furies)
The fruit-to the apples of Sodom
Chaos. Atoms, their motion-to the Li-
byan quicksands

Confusion there to storming a town

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To heaven and earth (supposed) falling, &c. ii. 924
Death, and Sin, their making a bridge over
chaos to the world-to polar winds, (
driving the ice together in the (sup-
posed) north-east passage

(sup-S

The work to Neptune's fixing the isle of

Delos

-To Xerxes making a bridge over the
Hellespont

Death's instinct of Adam's fall-to the

x. 289

X. 293

x. 306

flight of birds of prey to the field of battle X. 273

His and Satan's frowns on each other-to

two thunder clouds meeting

Eve her hair-to the vine's tendrils

Her looks-to the first blush of morning
Herself to Pandora

-To a wood-nymph, or Venus

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ii. 714

iv.

-To a Dryad, or Delia (Diana)

-To Pales or Pomona

To Ceres

Her temptation by Satan-alluded to by the
story of Ophion and Eurynome

Flaming sword in Paradise, on Adam's and
Eve's expulsion thence-to a comet
Its heat, &c.to the Libyan air

Hell-to mount Etna (in Sicily)

To the bog or lake Serbonis (in Palestine)
Knowledge, the desires of it-to a thirst un-

allayed, increasing

Michael, his combat with Satan-to two
Planets (the frame of nature supposed, (
dissolved) rushing in opposition to

each other

Appearance to expel Adam, &c. from
Paradise-to a man in a military vest,

&c.

Pandemonium (or the court of hell) its sud-
den rise to an exhalation

Paradise, the air of it-to the effluvia from

713

Arabia Felix, at sea

iv.

159

Its self to the field of Enna (in Sicily) ·

To the grove of Daphne, &c. (in Thessaly)

-Of Solomon

V.

Raphael, his view of the world in his de-
scent from Heaven to Paradise -to
that of the moon through an optic glass)
Of Delos or Samos from the Cyclades (isles) v.
Himself to a Phoenix

-To Mercury

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ix.

442

261

264

v.

271

Satan to Briareus, Typhon and the Levi-

athan

To the sun rising in a mist

-In eclipse

-To the longest train of a comet
-To mount Teneriff or Atlas

His shield-to the moon

His spear-to a mast

His standard-to a meteor

201

-To Ulysses's voyage between Scylla and
Charybdis

The phænomenon of his ascent to hell
gates to a fleet in the offing
His, and Death's frowns on each other-
to two thunder clouds meeting
Flight to the court of Chaos-to a Gry-
phon's in the wilderness
Towards heaven-to (the ship) Argo
through the Thracian Bosophorus

i. 337

ii. 636

ii. 714

ii. 943

i. 1016

ii. 1019

Arrival at light, &c to a weather-beaten

vessel towards port

ii. 1043

On the convex of the world's outermost orb

-to a vulture seeking his prey

First view of the world-
-to a scout's
casual prospect (after a dangerous jour-
ney) of a new country or city

Of the stars orbs-to the Hesperian
gardens, &c.

Appearance in the sun's orb-to a spot
in it differing from all astronomical
observations

Meditation on his intended attempt on the
world-to a gun recoiling

In paradise to a wolf preying on a fold
-To a thief breaking in at a house top, &c.
-To a tiger in view of a brace of fawns
Detected by Ithuriel there-to gunpowder
taking fire

Reprehended by Zephon―to a steed reined,
in a fret

His army against the celestials in number
to the stars

To the dew drops

Their applause of his reply to Abdiel-to
the sound of deep waters
Himself recoiling on a blow received from
Michael-to a mountain sinking by an
earthquake

His combat with Michael -to two Pla-
nets (the frame of nature, supposed
dissolved) rushing in opposition to cach

other

View (in the serpent) of Paradise and

Eve there to a citizen's taking the
air in the country from his home con-
finement

Shape (transformed to a serpent) on his

return to hell after the temptation-to
the serpent Python

His tempting Eve-alluded to by the story
of Ophion and Eurynome

Serpent, that entered by Satan-to those
Hermione and Cadmus were trans-
formed to

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-To that assumed by Esculapius
-To those by Jupiter Ammon and Ca-

potilinus

His motion, wreathings, &c.-to the work-
ing of a ship in shifting winds, &c.
His crest (preceding Eve to the forbidden
Tree) to an exhalation flaming (Will
i'th'wisp)

His address introducing the temptation
-to that of an orator of the Athe-
nian or Roman Commonwealth

Sin, her middle parts-to the (supposed)
Dogs of Scylla

-Of the night-hag

Spears-to ears of corn ripe for reaping
Stars, their orbs-to the Hesperian gardens,

&c.

Sun, his course turned at Adam's, &c. eat-
ing the forbidden fruit-as at the
banquet of Thyestes

Uriel, his descent from the sun on Paradise
-to a shooting star

Waters, their flux into seas, &c. on the
creation to drops on dust

To armies forming themselves on

sound of trumpet

Sin and Death

Vide Death and Sin.

Sin described

ii. 650

Her speech to Satan, and Death, at Hell-gates ii. 727

235

354

To Satan, (meeting him returning to hell) on
her and Death's journey to the world after it x.