sueing for Attorney-Generalship,
281; vital spirits, 137; word-coin-
ing, 210; writ water, 185;
"your creature," 257; see also
Advancement of Learning, Apo-
phthegms, Conference of Pleasure,

De

Augmentis Scientiarum,
Declaration of the Demeanour of
Sir Walter Raleigh, Descriptio
Globi Intellectualis, Discourse on
the Plantation in Ireland, Filum
Labyrinthi, Great Instauration,
Henry VII., History of Life and
Death, History of the Winds,
Masque, Misfortunes of Arthur,
New Atlantis, Novum Organum,
Observations on a Libel, Orna-
menta Rationalia, Promus,
Physiological Remains, Sylva
Sylvarum, Wisdom of the Ancients
Bacon, Sir Nicholas, hang hog, 284
Bale, Bishop, on the clergy, 61
Barber-surgeons, blood-letting, 129
Barnes, William, 206
Bartholomew Fair, Fa

Hero and

Leander, 168
Bashful Lover, abstract, 189;
ambition, 122; cosmetics, 107;
creature, 257; eye, 262; heart-
strings, 242; pearl, 233
Baxter, Richard, on clergy, 55
Beaumont and Fletcher, 13; golden
sleep, 235; grey-eyed morn, 256;
pearl, 234; plot me no plots,
280; sullen earth, 257; true to
self, 240; word-coining, 211; see
also Beggar's Bush, Bonduca,
Chances, Custom of the Country,
Double Marriage, Elder Brother,
Fair Maid of the Inn, Faithful
Shepherdess, False One, Four
Plays in One, Honest Man's
Fortune, Humorous Lieutenant,
Island Princess, King and No
King, Knight of Burning Pestle,
Knight of Malta, Laws of Candy,
Little French Lawyer, Lover's
Progress, Mad Lover, Monsieur
Thomas, Noble Gentleman, Phi-
laster, Pilgrim, Prophetess,
Queen of Corinth, Sea Voyage,
Spanish Curate, Thierry and
Theodoret, Triumph of Love,

Bellman of London, attacks abuses,

103; navigation metaphor, 296
Benedictions, 26-28
Bermudas, 116
Besant, W., treatment of foreigners,
115; rabble, 155
Biographica Dramatica on Greene,
84

Bird in Cage, girdle, 259
Bird, W., reprobates laughter at
pain, 17

Birth of Merlin, 113
Bishops' reports, 54; on priests and
clergy, 61; epithets, 62
Blind Beggar of Alexandria, in
tune, 152; sense motion, 184
Boas, F. S., Prof., corsive, 193
Body a prison, 181
Boëner, Peter, on Bacon's memory
and invention, 244
Bondman, benediction, 26; breed-
ing, 207; grafting, 321-322;
pity, 77; self-conquest, 89; that
I were a man, 258

Bonduca, 113; doors of death,
95; stinkards, 156

Boorde, Dr. Andrew, his pre-
scriptions, 130
Brain a forge hammering revenge,
287

Brandes, Dr. George, 330
Brass-bound breast, 186
Brazen Age, beauty of mind, 90;
ultra-classicism, 165
British Medical Journal on un-
popularity of medical profession,

127

Broken Heart, ambition, 122;
death "waft," 97; desperate
remedies, 147; medical invective,
147; name and memory, 330;
seeléd dove, 19; vital spirits, 140
Browne, Sir Thomas, intimate with
Bacon family, 345; word-coining,

Cambridge, state of, 37-41;
Greene's testimony, 39; drunken
indifference to learning, 39

Campaspe, construction, 178;
burial in secret, 100; desperate
remedies, 147; in tune, 152;
lapwing, 288; stinkards, 157
Campbell, Lord Chief Justice,
on Shakespeare's knowledge of
law, 314

Cardinal, delay, 312; mirror, 237;
night, 308; that I were a man,
258

Carduus Benedictus, 133
Carlyle, Thomas, character of
Shakespeare as revealed in his
works, 303; genius of Shake-
speare capable of holding together
the English race, 362; soul in
Shakespeare, 340

Casaubon, Isaac, rough behaviour
of Londoners, 115, 337
Catiline, author's ignorant times,

Challenge for Beauty, creature, 257;
essence, 87

Chameleon, 289

Chances, The, delay, 313; man
should be his own master, 72

Changeling, love, 273
Chapman, George, patronised by
Bacon, 344; word-coining, 213;
see also Admiral of France, All
Fools, Alphonsus, Blind Beggar
of Alexandria, Bussy d'Ambois,
Conspiracy of of Byron, Eastward

May Day, Monsieur d' Olive,

Revenge for Honour, Revenge of
Bussy d' Ambois, Tragedy of
Byron, Widow's Tears

Chaste Maid of Cheapside, colon,
128

Cheke, Sir John, quoted, 144
Chew, swallow, and digest, 268
Church, condition in Scotland, 59;
churches desecrated, 57, 60
Church under Elizabeth, The, 70
Church, Dean, quotation from M.
de Remusat, 249; on Bacon,
293-295, 297
Classicisms, 165
Classical element in Shakespeare's
plays, 179

Clergy, Archbishop Jewel's opinion,
55; Baxter's views, 55; Cardinal
Allen's opinion, 55; illiteracy
and ignorance of, 53, 169, 171;
evicted, 52; London, 54

Clergy, A Book about, 54, 56, 57
Clitheroe, Margaret, her sentence,

65

Cockpit, theatre sacked by appren-
tices, 81

Collins, Prof. J. Churton, Shake-
speare's classical knowledge, 42
Colman, Morgan, scrivenery, 243
Colon, 128

Comedy of Errors, hair-excre-
ment, 134; lapwing, 288; rabble,
163

Concordance, Cotton's, 35
Conference of Pleasure, love, 275,
277; rabble, 159
Conformity, History of, state of
clergy, 52; petition to restore
ejected ministers, 59

Constant in inconstancy, 260

Conspiracy of Byron, 'false fire,
267; in tune, 150

Content a crown, 120

Dean of Ely, theology and politics

in Shakespeare, 356

Death dissolves, 240

Davies, John, sonnet to Bacon,
245, 246

David and Bathsheba, appeal for
guidance, 74; eye, 261; gloomy
air, 256; heartstrings, 242; in
tune, 152; marriage sacred, 85;
rack, 271; sea of, 291; sun
bridegroomlike, 253

Day, John, Jonson's opinion, 13;
music, 318; star me no stars,
280; word-coining, 213; see also
Humour Out of Breath, Parlia-
ment of Bees

De Augmentis Scientiarum, sense
motion, 183; Spanish explodents,
115; spheres, 195

De Profundis, genius isolated, 340

Death-tipped sword, 265
Declaration of Demeanour of Sir
W. Raleigh, 24
Defense of Poetry, poetry despised
in England, 34; Greek philo-
sophers appeared as poets, 346

Defoe, "No Popery," 43
Deity, reverent references, 73, 74, 75
Dekker, Thomas, Ben Jonson's
opinion, 14; character, 329;
echo, 285; fine me no fines, 280;
imprisoned, 14; language, 228;
on mankind, 84; shoemaker (?) 7;
word-coining, 214; see also Bell-
man of London, Famous Wars,
Gull's Horn Book, Honest Whore,
If this be not a good play the devil
is in it, King's Entertainment,
Lanthorn and Candle Light,
Match Me in London, Old Fortu-
natus, Roaring Girl, Shoemaker's
Holiday, Sun's Darling, Virgin
Martyr, Witch of Edmonton,
Wonder of a Kingdom

Descriptio globi Int., art nature, 258
Desperate remedies, 148

Devil's Law Case, Barmotho, 116;
beauty of mind, 903 burial-
locality immaterial, 100%; buzz,
268; cosmeties, 107; death-
tipped sword, 266; delay, 313;
imposthumes, 146

Dialect, 204

Dictionary of National Biography,

E

Eastward Ho! women burrs, 287
Echo, 285
Educational purpose of the stage,

102

Edward I., 114; benediction, 27;
courtly greeting, 29; death dis-
solves, 240; Deity recognised,
75; grafting, 322; hell within us,
79; thought free, 68

Edward II., 114; cedar shrub,
238; delay, 309; Deity recog-
nised, 75; in tune, 151; night,
308; noble mind, 118; rabble,
158

Edward III., 114; abstract, 189;
buzz, 267; death dissolves, 240;
death a rebirth, 96; delay, 309,
313; eye, 262; falconry, 121;
marriage holy, 85; mercy, 77;
Orpheus, 175; rack, 271; self-
conquest, 89

Edward IV., 114; good-bye, 225
Elder Brother, benediction, 27;
chew digest, 268; Court Academe,
118; innocence, 234; king bee,
278; night, 309

Elizabeth, Queen, her manners,

108

Elizabethan England, 4
Ellis, R. L., Bacon's theory of
life, 137

Elton, Prof., see Michael Drayton
Emerson, R. W., on borrowed
thoughts, 2523; language, 210;
great men, 344; on Shakespeare,
30, 31, 32, 116, 313, 325, 340,
360, 363

Emperor of the East, Court Aca-
deme, 119; Proteus, 203; rabble,
160; true religion, 72

Endymion, body a prison, 181;
chameleon, 290; delay, 312;
love, 272, 273; microcosm, 87;
plodders, 48; spirits, refined, 139
Endymion and Phabe, Hesperida,
279

England of Shakespeare, love of
noise, 167; grammar, 204; dese-
cration, 58; universities, 39, 40
English Grammar, aposteam (im-
posthume), 144

English Traveller, delay, 312;
rabble, 161

Englishmen all mad, 282
Entretiens d' Ariste et d' Eugène, 197
Errors, identical, 278

Essays (Bacon), abstract, 189;
ambition, 122, 123; another self,
187; buzz, 267; chafed perfumes,
19; chew digest, 268; cor ne
edite, 193; 'counsel, 149; death,
95, 97; give sorrow words, 149;
horticulture, 323; imposthuma-
tions, 143; in tune, 150; late
early, 281; love, 273; mercy, 76;
mirror, 237; money-muck, 90;
music and flowers, 320; pattern,
189; riches-trash, 93; sedition,
143; seeléd dove, 19; soul, 86;
soul sickness, 148; superfluous
circumstance, 310, 311; sweet
odours, 305; travel, 225; true to
self, 239; world a stage, 262

Essex, Earl of, correspondence
respecting scrivenery, 243; digest
me no digestions, 281
Euphues, imposthumes, 144, 145,
146

Evans, Sir John, on Browne's
language, 221
Evelyn, John, on Bacon, 69
Every Manin his Humour, brevity,
311; hammering revenge, 288
Every Man out of his Humour,
money-muck, 90; rabble, 161;
"spit private private in Pauls," 58; stage
a mirror, 104-5

Ex nihilo, 259

Example, The, unbefriended poesy,