An INDEX
OF THE
Positions, Observations, and Questions contained
in this Discourse.
| 1. | THE Occasion of keeping the Accompt of Burials arose first from the Plague, Anno 1592. | pag. 2 [335] |
| 2. | Seven Alterations, and Augmentations of the published Bills, between the years 1592, and 1662. | p. 3, to 17 [336-46] |
| 3. | Reasons, why the Accompts of Burials and Christenings should be kept universally, and now called for, and perused by the Magistrate, | p. 18 [346] |
| 4. | A true Accompt of the Plague cannot be kept without the Accompt of other Diseases, | ibid. [347] |
| 5. | The Ignorance of the Searchers no imp-||ediment to the keeping of sufficient, and useful Accompts, | p. 19 [347] |
| 6. | That about one third of all that were ever quick die under five years old, and about thirty six per Centum under six, | p. 20[1] [349] |
| 7. | That two parts of nine die of Acute, and seventy of two hundred twenty nine of Chronical Diseases, and four of two hundred twenty nine of outward Griefs, | p. 22 [349] |
| 8. | A Table of the Proportions dying of the most notorious, and formidable Diseases, or Casualties, | p. 24 [351] |
| 9. | That seven per Centum die of Age, | p. 26 [352] |
| 10. | That some Diseases, and Casualties keep a constant proportion, whereas some other are very irregular, | ibid. [352] |
| 11. | That not above one in four thousand are Starved, | p. 27 [352] |
| 12. | That it were better to maintain all Beggars at the publick Charge, |
- ↑ 20 should be 22; there are several similar misprints in the index of original pages.
