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GENERAL INDEX.
Quotations," i. 463 ; ii. 123, 402 ; iv. 323
Lamb, Burton, and Francis Spicra, iii. 61,212
Lamb's " Mr. H ," x. 394 Latin accentua-
tion, v. 33 Latin epitaph at Dryburgh Abbey,
ii. 414 Latin guide to Westminster Abbey, v.
431 Latin hexameters by machinery : John
Peter, iii. 249 Latin jingles, x. 337, 392
Latin lines on music, vii. 406 Latin quota-
tions, i. 211, 393 ; vi. 227, 312 Latin quota-
tions in Abraham Fraunce's " Victoria," v.
446 Latinity, x. 515 Leigh (Theophilus),
D.D., iv. 537 " Let us go hence, my songs,"
iii. 155 Librarians, eminent, ii., 538 Lifting
the bride over the threshold, vi. 232 Lines
under a crucifix, vii. 484 Litany, spitting dur-
ing, iii. 396 Longinus and St. Paul, iv. 133
" Love me, love my dog," iii. 373 Lowell's
" Fireside Travels," x. 274, 315 Lucius, v.
411 Macaulay and Silius Italicus, iii. 444
" Magna est veritas et (?)," x. 494 Maids of
Honour under the Stuarts, ix. 376 Maittaire
(Michael), i. 93" Make " or " Mar " in
Goldsmith, ii. 37 " Man is immortal till his
work is done," ix. 197 Mander (Rev. Dr.
Boger), xii. 243 Manners, deportment, and
etiquette, i. 233, 414 Marmontel or Moliere, v.
272 Martyn (Richard), xii. 189 Medallic
legends, x. 315, 356 ; xi. 12, 73, 270 ; xii. 469
Medici (Francesco Maria, Cardinal de), c. 1700.
xi. 408 Mello (Don Francisco Manuel de), iii!
178 " Memmian naphtha-pits," in Tennyson,
ix. 137 " Memoirs of Sir John Langham,
Bart," ix. 252 Methods of waking a sleeper,
xii. 489 Miller of Huntingdon, viii. 115
Milton portrait by Samuel Cooper, vi. 116
Milton queries, ix. 272 Mohammed and the
mountain, i. 231 Montaigne on the suppression
of Tacitus, v. 232 Moody (Sir Henry) and his
camera obscura, xii. 408 More (Hannah).
portraits, iii. 392 " Mors lilia sentibus sequat,"
vii. 187 Mummy used as paint by artists, iv.
56 " Musice mentis medicina maestaV' iii- 46
New allusion to Shakespeare, ix. 495 New-
man's (Cardinal) epitaph, viii. 34 " Nil est in
intellects quod non merit in semsu," v. 107
Notes on Shilleto's edition of Burton, ix. 513;
x. 193 Notes on words for the " N.E.D.," x.
334, 487 Nottingham earthenware tombstone,
i. 411 " Null;! non donanda lauru," vi 418
O nox quam longa est quse facit una senem,"
ix. 125 Octopiis, Venus's ear, and whelk, ix.
276 -O K02M02 ' ZKHXH. xii. 170 Old novel
wanted, viii. 252 Onions planted with roses,
vii. 357 Origin of medal, xi. 422 Oughtred
or Outred (Rev. William), xii. 384 Pagan cus-
toms and institutions, vi. 370 ; vii. 233
Paget and Chester, vii. 456 Palm the book-
seller, shot by Napoleon, x. 56 " Passenger "
in the ' N.E.D./ iii. 85 " Paw-paw " in the
'N.E.D.,' vii. 3(57 " Pecca fortiter," xi. 195
Peers immortalized by public-houses, iv. 332
Petronius, Cap. ixxxi., vii. 233 Pictures of
the Deity in churches, viii. 34 Pigments, vii.
237 Poems attributed to Dr. Johnson, xi. 7
Poem wanted, xii. 151 " Polilla," v. 35
Pope and Byron quoted in a court of justice,
iv. 48 Pope's description of Swift, iv. 314,
419 Porch inscription in Latin, iv. 457, 516
"Potboiler," vii. 94 "Pride and Prejudice,"
ii. 434 "Pro pelle cutem," viii. 454
41 Prock," vii. 15 Professors at Debitzen, 1756,
xi. 327 Pronunciation of " gladiolus," xii,
365 Proverb quoted by Bishop Fisher, ii. 46
" Put a beggar on horseback," iii. 414
Pyrrhus's toe, iii. 131, 238 Queries from
Green's " Short History," viii. 15 " Quid est
fides ? " v. 317 Quotations in Abraham
Fraunce's " Victoria," ix. 147 Quotations in,
Jeremy Taylor, iii. 122 ; iv. 122 ; vi. 45, 361
" Racing for Lambeth," xii. 283 References-
in " Marius the Epicurean," vi. 335 Re-
ferences wanted, vi. 118, 434 ; vii. 34, 78 ;
viii. 397 ; x. 217 Regium prseceptum Scali-
geri," vi. 397 Renodseus (Johannes), x. 256
" Res nolunt diu male administrari," xii. 277
Rhubarb : its derivation, iii. 476 Ripon's
(Dean of) famous similitude, xi. 496 Roland-
saiilen, viii. 273 ; ix. 478 Rolle's " Prick of
Conscience," iii. 458 Roman augers, i. 397
Roman empresses, v. 254 Roman inscription,
at Hyeres, v. 497 Roman ladies : purity of
their language, i. 154 Rome : Jewish sar-
cophagi and Greek painting, viii. 17 " Rome-
was not built in a day," ix. 166 Ronjat
(Stephen), xii. 309 Rumbelow, i. 224
" Sacramentum," xii. 33 St. Edmund Rich :
St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Ox ; ord, xi. 365
St. John the Baptist in art, vii. 452 St. Paul
at Virgil's tomb, viii. 93 " Salogne " : a pro-
phecy, x. 356 Saltzburgers sent to Georgia,.
1734, xi. 367 Sankey (General), xii. 247
" Sarcistectis," viii. 97 -Saying about physi-
cians : " Sol eorum successus intuetur, errores
autem tellus operit," v. 366 Schoolboys in
Thackeray, viii. 357 Scioopius's " Scaliger
Hyperbolimaeus," x. 146 Scott " The Anti-
quary," x. 217 " Scourge," xii. 107 Second
English Pope, ix. 515 Second Folio of the
Shakespeare plays, 1632, ix. 74, 173 " Secu-
ritas est tutissimum bonum," iii. 465 Seven
Springs, Coberley, viii. 197 Seventeeth-cen-
tury quotations, i. 351 ; ii. 235, 392 ; iv. 276 ;
xii. 476 " Sex horas somno," vi. 474 ; vii. 71,
256 Sheep : their colour, iv. 16 Sheridan
(R. B.) and Bishop Hall, iii. 104 " Si vis
pacem, para bellum," vii. 394 Sigismundus
Suecise Haeres, xii. 54 Sintram and Verena, vii.
514 Skolpyne, iii. 335 Smallpox and the
stars, iii. 211, 335 Smith's (Alexander)
" Dreamthorp," x. 58 Solomon's advice to his
son, xi. 217 Son and mother, iv. 77 Source
of quotation wanted, viii. 319 ; xi. 174
" Standing for Parliament," i. 252 Stock (Mr.),,
bibliophile, 1735, iv. 356 Stones of London,
vi. 515 Stones used to staunch blood, xi. 475
Swift (Dean) and the Rev. J. Geree, v. 114
Swift on eagle and wasp, i. 295 Swift's " The
Conduct of the Allies," xii. 469 Swinburne as
polyglot author, ix. 156 " Table of Peace," x.
454 Tavern signs : " Torrl O'Bedlam," xii.
506 Taylor (Jeremy), and Politian, i. 466 ; and
Petronius, ii. 65 " Tela precvisa minus no-
cent," vii. 246 Tephrensis (Gregentius Arch-
iepiscopus), xi. 98 " Tertiam quid," iv. 97
Thackeray at the British Museum, ii. 472
" The d d strawberry," x. 233 " The lowing
herd winds slowly o'er the lea," vii. 372
" Theatre of the World," xi. 110 Thirmutliis,.
Christian name, xi. 17 Thrale (Ralph and
Henry), i. 275 Threading St. Wilfri i's needle,
v. 33 Three heaven^, viii. 212 "To carry-
one's life in one's hands," vii. 416 Turtle and
