Old Age, what Study fuits it beft Page 504 Old Men, Advice of Horace to them 23 ought to leave the Ufe of the Means to their Children 77 by whom deceived 82, 83 Opinions, new, rejected, why 330 Orange, Prince of, his Affaffination 512 Order of St. Michael of high Efteem in France 66, 340 Orders of Knighthood inflituted to reward military Virtue 65 Orlando and Sacripante 97 137 174 Qx, an old Servant, favoured by its Mafter Qxen, ferving in the royal Gardens of Sufa, that knew Numbers Paffaro Siege, when the Inhabitants were advised to kill themselves Patience, wonderful, of fome Peafants in the Civil Wars of France 529 Patients advised to confide in their Phyfician recommended to Vows, Miracles, and hot Waters Paul, St. bis Defire of Death 587 606 40 Paulina, Wife of Saturninus, lay with a Man by Miftake for the God Sera to be compared to Midwives 241 whether they were ferious in treating of the Divine Hierarchy, and the Soul's Immortality 254 different Seats 343 Stone approved 353 Philofophical Uncertainty how determinable Philofophife, what it is Philofophy, a Proof of its Weakness divided into three Kinds Philofophy's Idea 289 23 221 Philofophy, natural, all we know of it a fecret Medicine for troubled Minds Phanix, how ingendered Philoxenus's Resentment against those that did not read his Works well 364 256 588 Phyfician, fhould be but one for one fick Perfon Mifcarriages Success enlightened by the Sun, Failures covered by the Earth 584 liable to answer for their Miftakes the Uncertainty of their Science Promifes generally not to be depended on peculiar to every Perfon and every Part of the Body among the unknown to many Nations 58.2 Myflery very necessary for it 587, 588 when and by whom brought in Repute 589 of Herophilus, Themifon, Theffalus, Crinas of Marseilles, and Charinus ibid. practifed at Rome by Foreigners 590 defpifed by many Phyficians, as to their own Use of it Plato his Ideas and real Sentiments his Check of himself in a Paffion Plautus not comparable with Terence Pleafure, what is the laft that Man is capable of enjoying fixed in Infenfibility of Pain Epicurean, nourishes Virtue internal bis Regard for an Ox that had long ferved him 137 311 commended reproached for Anger, by a Slave of his accufed of Ignorance and Falfity, and his Defence Poetry allowed by Plato, which in Fabion in Montaigne's Time Poets, of all Sorts of Artificers, the fondeft of their Works 519 526 245 419 453 92 of the first Rank 102, 103 prefuming on their Works 415 that excel among the French 453 Poifon taken by a Lady in Publick 41 kept at Marseilles, for thofe that would deftroy themselves Portuguefe drove from a Town they befieged by Swarms of Bees Praife accompanied with natural Sweetness Praxea, a Roman Lady, why he put herself to Death Predeftination gives Afurance to the Turks Pregnancy of Women, its Time Prefumption, natural and original Difeafe of Men Prophecying Faculty in vogue Pronunciation gives Value to Works, left to the Efficacy of the Voice Protagoras, ingenious Faggot-maker 331 364 23 442 Protagorus, a great Doubter 249, 267 Proximus's Suicide 35 Punishment connate with Sin 47 follows clofe to Sin ibid. Pyrrho and his Hog 213 Pyrrhonians Ignorance common Stile his vain Attempt to conform his Life to his Doctrine common Behaviour at a Lofs for Words to represent their Opinion Pyrrhonism, its Advantage more defenfible than the Opinion of the Academics Pythagoras's Tranfmigration of Souls why condemned by feveral Nations 50 Raimond of Sebonde tranflated by Montaigne 139 Count of Tripoli, afsafinated 513 Ravishment in Women confidered Reading of Letters and Tickets ought not to be deferred Reafon Controuller of all Things a Teft full of Falfity Reafon, true and effential, abides in the Bofom of God Regulus and Čato Religion ought not to be received after buman Manners whether it be lawful to take Arms against a King for it made the Tool to ferve the most unjuft Paffions and Government, what Minds are beft difpofed to them according to Apollo's Oracle Religious Zeal extravagant and unjuft Rene, King of Sicily's Picture Renown, prefent, to be preferred to that after Death Repentance of an Elephant Reputation accidental Jet at too high a Price 406 Refemblance of Children with their Parents 299,572, 577, &c. Refolution, fudden, produced extraordinary Allions 506 Revenge fought after to the Danger of Life 314 when of no Effect Rewards of Honour and of Riches bonorary and Punishments in another Life, on what founded Riches defpifed Rigour of Miftreffes irkfome, but their Facility more fo Rifibility attributed to Beafts Robe, perfumed, refused by Plato, accepted by Ariftippus Grandeur 482 Romans, why they went to War 478 why they restored the Kingdoms they conquered 484 531 Ronfard, the French Poet 453 $. Salick Law, excluding Women from the Succession to the Crown Salona Garrison, its Fidelity Salluft Salutations and Congees humble and courteous 259 260 259 335 89 553 112, 423 416 Savages |