'count of the style of the new Gregory the Great his noble

writers of the new Testament,
244, 245
St. John's Gospel chap. xi. a
perfpicuous, lively and mov-
ing narrative,
252
-his ftyle and character, 331
St. John, bis Gospel own'd to
be pure, eloquent, fublime,
by Dennis of Alexandria,
153

As to his Epiftles and Apo-
calypfe unjufily cenfur'd by
bim,
333, 334
St. Irenæus, his character of
St. Luke,
330
Ifidore Peleufiota, bis juft cha-
racter of facred Claffics, 249
St. Jude's ftyle and character,

342
his Epifle ver. 13. 264
Julian apoftate, gives a high cha-
racter and encomium of pri-
mitive Chriftians, 321

Juvenal,

254

K

Vid. St. John xi.
Legeon, account of, furprising-
ly entertaining, grand, 250
Mr. Lesley his judicious and
excellent account of the ftyle
and beauties of the facred
Scriptures,
226, 227
Mr. Lock, his notion of tro-
pical and figurative expreffi-
ons explain'd,
295

takes prodigious liberty in
altering and perverting St.
Paul's noble paffage, Rom.
ix. S.

366
By his interpretation of
many places of facred writers
of the new Teftament, depre-
ciates and weakens their no-
ble fenfe,
365
St. Luke, bis ftyle and chara-
Eter,
330, 331

St.

Luke's Gospel, iii. 23. 362
vi. 38.

194, 195

vii. 44.

298, 299

xiv. 14.

180

Keys of David, bell, death,

Chap. xv. a great piece of
natural and noble eloquence,

303

173
Bishop Kidder's just character
of the divinely infpir'd wri-
ters,
225

xix. 41.

254

M

L

Language plain and common
fometimes neceffary and beau--
tiful. Vid. Idiotical style.
Lazarus, biftory of his death
and refurrection admirable.

vi. 25.
ix. 15.

278

329
328

St. Matthew's ftyle and chara-
ter,

326

St.