Two of her loveliefst Qualities

284

316

The Effect of leaving her to
her own Will
His Superiority over her gi-
ven him by God 323, 325
A Novelty, Defect of Na-
ture, &c. farcaftically 354

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The Advantage of her focial,
over her artificial Accom-
plishments
398
Every Way the Cause of
Man's Mifery, farcaftically
398

Works, with Faith in Chrift, e-

ternal Life
428
World, the Convex of its outer-
moft Orb described
By whom poffeft, farcastically

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DAM and Eve, after their
Fall, compared to the
Americans, as first seen by Co-
lumbus
314
Their Repentance, to Deuca
lion and Pyrrha's Address
to reftore human Race after
their Flood
362
Adam careffing Eve, to Jupiter
with Juno, May-showers 156
Bower, to Pomona's Arbour
186
Adam awak'd after carnal Frui-
tion, the firft Effect of his
Fall, compared to Sampson
fhorn by Dalilab
311
Sorrow on the Vifion of No-
ah's Flood, to a Father's
mourning his Children all
deftroy'd in his View at
402
Angels cœleftial, the Spears of
the Guardians of Paradife, to
Ears of Corn ripe for reaping
171
Their March against Satan's
Army, to that of the Birds
in Paradife to receive their
Names from Adam 206
Their Hallelujahs, to the
Sound of Seas
344
Appointed to expel Adam, &c.
from Paradife, their Faces
to a double Janus, four

once

366
Their Eyes, to thofe of Ar
ibid.

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Their Appearance there, to

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the Angels appearing to
Jacob in Mahanaim 370
To thofe in Dothan againf
the King of Affyria 370
Their Motion, to an Evening

17

20

21

Mift
435
Angels fallen, or infernal, to
autumnal Leaves
To floating Sea-sedge after a
Storm
ibid.
Roufing at Satan's Command,
to Centinels waking from
Sleep on Duty
Imbatteling to the Egyptian
Plague of Locufts
To the Irruptions of the
Northern Barbarians 22
Their Difpofition to engage,
to that of the Heroes of
Antiquity
With them, the greatest Ar-
mies in all Ages fince the
Creation, Pigmies
45
Themselves, to Oaks or Pines
blafted
49
Their Searching, &c. for the
Materials of Pandæmonium,
to Pioneers intrenching, &c.

44

81

To Hercules on Oeta
Their Numbers compofing
Satan's Army against the
cœleftial, to the Stars 197
To the Dew-drops ibid.
Their Applaufe of Satan's
Reply to Abdiel, to the
Sound of deep Waters 201
Throng'd together, after their
intire Defeat by God the
Son, to a Herd of Goats

229
Their Retreat to Pandamoni-
um from the Frontiers of
Hell during Satan's Expe-
dition to the World, to the
Tartar's Flight before the
Rufs, and the Perfian from
the Turk, wafting the inter-
mediate Country 335
Their Appearance on the
Tree illufive of the forbid-
den Fruit, to the Furies
340
The Fruit to the Apples of
Sodom
ibid.
Chaos, Atoms, their Motion, to
the Libyan Quickfands 96
Confufion there, to ftorming
a Town
97
To Heaven and Earth, fup-

pos'd falling, &c. 98
Death and Sin, their making a
Bridge over Chaos to the
World, to polar Winds, dri

171

Satan, his Shield compared to the Moon 16 His Spear, to a Mast 17 His Standard, to a Meteor 44 The Phænomenon of his Al

cent to Hell-gates, to a Fleet in the Offin 86 His and Death's Frowns on each other, to two Thunder-clouds meeting 91 Flight to the Court of Chaos, to a Gryphon's in the Wilderness 98 Towards Heaven, to the Ship Argo through the Thracian Bofphorus 101 To Ulyes's Voyage be

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tween Scylla and Charyt

102

dis Arrival at Light, &c. to a

weather-beaten Veffel towards Port 103 On the Convex of the World's outermost Orb, to a Vulture feeking his Prey 120 First View of the World, to a Scout's cafual Prospect, after a dangerous Journey, of a new Country or City

129 Of the Stars Orbs, to the Hefperian Gardens, &c. 130 Appearance in the Sun's Orb, to a Spot in it differing from all aftronomical Obfervations 131 Meditation on his intended Attempt on the World, to a Gun recoiling In Paradife, to a Wolf prey. ing on a Fold 145 To a Thief breaking in at

139

the House-top, &c. ibid. To a Tyger in View of a

Brace of Fawns 153 Detected by huriel there, to Gunpowder taking Fire 166

Reprehended by Zephon, to a Steed rein'd, in a Fret 168 His Army against the cœleftials in Number, to the Stars 197

To the Dew-drops ibid. Their Applause of his Reply to Abdiel, to the Sound of deep Waters 201 Himself recoiling on a Blow received from Michael, to a Mountain finking by an Earthquake His Combat with Michael, to two Planets (the Frame of Nature

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212

Page Nature fuppos'd diffolv'd) rufhing in Oppofition to each other View, in the Serpent, of Paradife and Eve there, to a Citizen's taking the Air in the Country from his home Confinement 291 Shape, transform'd to a Serpent, on his Return to Hell after the Temptation, to the Serpent Python 339 His tempting Eve, alluded to by the Story of Ophion and Eurynome 341 Serpent, that enter'd by Satan, to thofe Hermione and Cadmus were transform'd to 293 To that affumed by Efculapius ibid. To thofe by Jupiter Ammon, and Capitolinus His Motion, Wreathings, &c. to the Working of a Ship in fhifting Winds, &c. 295

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