INDE X. AR A. RTS and Sciences, ufelefs and noxious. Page 55 -The nearer to Folly, the more valuable 100 Authors, cenfur'd J B. Bishops (Romish) their Folly (German) cenfured 101 138 145 Builders, derided. 70 C. Cardinals, their Pride 139 Childhood, foolifts 14 more happy Divines, cenfur'd Scripture Conceitednefs, the Force of it Contentment, the Product of Folly Conveniencies of Life, proceed from Folly Courtiers, their Folly Creatures, the less capable of Inftruction, the their ridiculous Method of interpreting } E. Entertainments, the Pleasure of them proceeds 26 79 33 14 136 57 D. 108 160 Fancy, F. Fancy, the Force of it, especially in Religion Page 85 Flatterers, expofed Flattery, both fafe and expedient Folly, well known by all her Name and Defcent -her Country 3 82 6 7 9 -her Attendants -her Divinity -the Excellency of the Gods 10 II 20 -frees from Cares 87 -a moft propitious Divinity, -her Praife, fram prophane Authors- from Scripture further commended from Scripture 89 149 153 165 Fools, their Laughter of all Men the wifeft 42 the happieft of Men 59 more acceptable to Princes than Wifemen 61 -the Favourites of Fortune 147 G. H... Happinefs, the higheft, a kind of Madness Human Life, fraught with Folly Page 91 Hunting, defcrib'd 69 I. Pardons (Romish) expos'd Philofophers, ufelefs and pernicious Fools Poets, their Folly and Happiness. Popes, Reflections on them Princes, their. Folly 106 5 and 103 Propagation of Mankind proceeds from Folly R. S. Self-Love never without Folly 12 |