Peripatetics, 155.
Perkin Warbeck, 260.
Persuasion to obedience, 28.
Petition, nature and right of,
230, 231.

Petrarch, referred to, 80, 408.
Pharaoh, 238.

Philaras, Leonard, letter

411.

to,

to Christ, 73, 74Lord's, 236 -set forms of, 234 - tyranny in prescribing, 235 - voluntary, 234 - 237. Preaching, itinerary, 369-372public, 32-of Christ, 121. Predestination, 440. Prelates, insolence and usurpation of, 6-abuse Sabbath, 13 flatter kings, 61-acts of Parliament against, 92beasts of Amalec, 220. Prelatical Episcopacy, author's work on, 327.

Prelaty, does not prevent schism, 35-palsy of, 36-wholly evil, 62-defenders of, to be rebuked sharply, 63. Presbyterian Reformation, 382. Presbyterians, correspond with Royalists, 284 - jealous of Independents, 327. Presbyters in Scotland, 374. Presbytery, Charles I. opposed,

Politician, the modern, 10.
Pompey, 155, 275.

Pope's claim of political power,

402.

Popery, how to remove and hinder, 403-idolatry of, to be removed, 404 -not tolerable, 402- Parliament has not 190-twofold

383.

Priests, emulous of kingly power, 14- not to minister, sorrowing, 149. Princes disguised, 66. Proairesis, 105. Prometheus, 271. Prophets, inspiration a burden to, 41-zeal of ancient, 86. Protestants, principles of, 356, 357, 381-tyranny and inconsistency in, 359 -war among, deprecated, 426, 427. Proverbs, 77. Providence, unsearchable mysteries of, 247. Public faith, violated by Parliament, 394 preaching, 32of Christ, 121 teaching by books, 121. Punic War, 156. Pure life necessary to a great poet, 80. Puritans, 286. Psyche, 111. Pyrrhus, 125, 308.

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Reason of Church Government, author's, referred to, 824. Recreations should be cared for by magistrates, 51- -necessary, 162-how best attained, 163 of God, 162. Reformation, 4, 69-errors in, soon amended, 38- morning beam of, 71-in England, 70 author's work on, 324. Regal, different from paternal power, 260.

Regeneration, 458465 God the author of, 458-agents of, 459, 460 object of, 460, 461 in God's image, 460 - external cause of, 464. Regicides, wisdom of, 268. Rehoboam, 179.

Relations of King and Parliament, 212-216, 225-229, 230, 231 of king and subject, 181.

Religion and liberty knit together, 90-author's training in Christian, 82 by proxy described, 19, 20-knowledge of Christian, easy, 367-matters of, 355-opportunity in, 38 permits vehement oratory, 84 real subverters of, 189 rule of, given in Scripture,

401.

Remonstrances to Charles I.,

216.

Rentius (Rienzi), Nicholas, 353. Repentance the aim of discipline,

60.

Reproof, 58.

Restraint, requires knowledge of limits of liberty, 135. Revolution, English, sobriety of,

299.

Rhé, Isle of, 222.
Richard II., 211
III., 198.
Riches, evil of, to ministers, 98.
Rienzi (Rentius), Tribune, 353-
Robert de Vere, 211 - Rochelle,

222.

Romances, author's reading of, 81 several mentioned, 202. Romans, 48, 125, 127, 180, 275, 298, 353.

Roman slaves, 66.

Rome, 128, 321, 322, 408. Rubbish from work, 38. Rupert (Prince), 244.

483

Sabbath, abuse of, 13. Salamis, sea fight of, 156. Sallust, 414-416. Salmasius, cited, 259, 265, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 276, 277, 283, 285, 291-Latin of, ridiculed, 260 arguments of, from law of nations, 266 — from nature, 269 greater arguments of, 276-on the Independents, 285, 286- on the King's trial, 286- work of, dictated by Charles Stuart, 291 author's reply to, mentioned, 329. success of, reply to, 297-chagrin of, at defeat, 297, 313disfavor of, with the Queen of den, 314.

Samson, King likened to, 61.
Samuel, 179.
Sanctification, effected by the
Father and by the Son, 463-
465 -external cause of, 464

- attributed to faith, 465. Saul, 217, 220, 233. Saviour, our, 1, 84, 135, 137, 206, 308, 379.

Savoy, sufferings of Protestants in, 420, 422, 427. Schism, not prevented by prelaty, 35 -terrors of, 125, 126. Schools in a Commonwealth,

386.

Scipio, 30, 70, 335.
Scotch war, 344.

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Scotland, nobles and people of, commended, - apostrophized, 15, 16- war with, 283, 323, 336, 344- danger of losing, 378.

Scots, 283, 290, 323, 336. Scriptures, alleged difficulty of, 7 authority of, superior to that of the Church, 357 discussions on, allowable, 358freedom of conscience in interpreting, 358-ground of faith, 356-helps to understanding of, 371-measure of truth, 68 plainness of, 8

Sin, always exists in excess, 167
an outlaw, 152 - expelled
only with virtue, 115
not re-
moved with its occasion, 114-
not to be limited by law, 166-
169-punished with sin, 154.
Slavery a sacrilege, 266.
Smectymnuus, author's Apology
for, noticed, 325.

Societies, civil, object of, 260.
Socrates, 146.

Solomon, 37, 52, 64, 87, 105, 163.
Solon, 161.

Song of Solomon, a pastoral drama, 49 -a figure of Christ and the Church, 163. Songs in the Law and Prophets,

49.

Teachers, Christian, differ in nature, 84.

Teaching, errors in, 101, 102 public, by books, 121. Temperance, Spenser's allegory of, 112.

Temple, measured by God, 33 of Ezekiel a type of the Christian Church, 34-rubbish in building, 126 of Janus, 129. Tenure of kings and magistrates, author's reference to, 327. Tertullian, 141. Themistocles, 156.