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| Burton, Anatomy of Melancholy,
Abbott, E. A., Shakespearian

121, 125, 134, 152, 199.
Grammar, 117, 118, 123, 124,

Burton, Henry, 128.
140, 141, 149, 152, 169, 171,

Buts, 124.
178, 187, 190.
Accidental cause, 180.

Can, 120.
Action and narrative, the relation

Caract, 118.
of, 114.

Castelain, M., criticism of Mag.
Æsculapius, 201.

netic Lady, xxx.
Aldermanity, 202.

Chaucer, Geoffrey, xx, 120, 121,
All-to-be, 136.

122, 130, 145, 165. 170.
Almond for Parratt, 201.

Choke-bail, 204.
Ambergris, 163.

Christian valor, 179.
Apperill, 204.

Chuck, 147.
Archimedes, 131.

Cicero, De Finibus Bonorum et
Aristophanes, Clouds, 116.

Malorum, 131 ; De Natura
Aristotle, 110, 118.

Deorum, 179; his definition of
Arminians, 126.

comedy, 138.
Aronstein, Philipp, criticism of Citizens of London, their oppo-
Magnetic Lady, xxix.

sition to Charles, 178.
Astrology, 138.

Classical borrowings, xxiii.
Auxiliary do, omission of, 140,

Claudian, Magnes, 109.
151.

Conundrums, 185.
Averroes, 164.

Covey, 154.
Avicenna, 164.

Cracked within the ring, 179.
Creditor, legal power over debtor,

204.

R

D

Bacon, Francis, Of Usury, I11. Dark by darker, 146.
Balls of soap, 159.

Days, good and bad, 183.
Barlow, William, 124.

Decorum, 115.
Bastards, English law relating to, Dekker, Thomas, Gul's Horn-
191.

book, 113.
Bear-baiting, 160.

Dictamen, 117.
Bells, the ringing of, 191.

Doctrine and use, 161.
Bencher, 184.

Don, 185.
Buttered news, 179.

Dress, extravagance of, 186.
Black, custom of wearing at | Dueling, vogue of, 171.

funerals, 119.
Boy, o' the sword, 168.

E
Break, 204.

Earle, John, Microcosmography,
Bulke, 121, 184.

| 116, 170.

к

Editions of the text, vii.
Executions as popular enter- King Charles as Jonson's patron,
tainments, 177.

138.
Extravagance of people of fashion, Knitting cup, 184.
196.

M
Fether, 123.

Machaon, 201.
Flattery of nobles by men of Machiavelli, 132.
letters, 138.

Magna Charta of reprehension,
Fly, 154.

181.
Fly to the mark, 117.

Magnetic Lady, date of, vii; re-

ception of, viii; allegory in, x;

specific objects of satire in,
Galen, 164.

xii; satire of types in, xiji;
Genius, 178.

prototypes of the characters in
Gentleman-usher, 148.

xviii; sources of, XX-xxiv;
Gill, Alexander, Uppon Ben John-

relation of, to satire and satiric
son's Magnetick Ladye, 175. drama, xxiv; scope of satire
Good uses, to, 126.

of, xxv; criticisms of, xxvii -
Green sickness, 125.

xxxii; critical estimate of,
Guard, 131.

xxxiii.

Marlowe, Christopher, Jew of
H

Malta, 151.
Haggard, 166.

Martial, Satires, 156.
Hand-gout, 170.

Masoreth, 128.
Head, o' the first, 147.

Medicine, its relation to various
Hippocrates, 164.

superstitions, 199.
History of Guy Earl of Warwick, Market, to make, 190.
136.

| Metrical investigation; see Ab-
Hokos-pokos, 137.

bott.
Horace, De Arte Poetica, 115, | Monologues which characterize
158; Eppodes, 123; Satires,

the persons addressed, 167.
Months mind, 162.

Mushroom, 173.
Iniquity, 155.

Muss, 185.

N

News, a, 188.
Jack, 138.
Jonson, Ben, his contempt for

the common people, 112; his Open sale market, 150.
corpulence, 121; his plays
contrasted to romantic drama,

P.
136; his theory of the function Perdu, 175.
of comedy, 155, 158 ; his satire | Persons, 127.
upon young statesmen, 134; | Phlebotomy, 171.
his satire of the predictions in Podalirius, 201.
almanacs, 182; his satire of Plautus, Menechimi, Miles Glo-
popular superstitions, 197; his riosus, 143.
satire of injudicious spectators, Poesy, 189.
118; his satire of lawyers, 154; Practice of Piety, 187.

his satire of duelling, 167. Preston, John, 129.
Juvenal, Satires, 131, 154. | Price of seats in theatres, 159.

155.

Prick, 141.

| Stone-doctor, 144.
Projects general. 188.

Stubbes, Philip, Anatomy of
Prynne, William, 128.

Abuses, 110, 121, 122, 132, 186.
Puppet shows, 160.

Surreverently, 119.
Puritans, xvii, 127, 129.

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Tell-troth, 193.
Rasis, 164.

Terence, Andria, 113.
Rate of interest, 151.
| Theft, a capital offence, 176.

of
Relative pronoun, omission of, Thorndike, A. H., criticism
117.

Magnetic Lady, xxxii.
Remora, 142.

Tiffany, 146.
Ridley, Mark, 124.

Titius, or Seius, 156.
Rosa solis, 165

Tobacco, smoking in Jonson's
Rudhudibras, 163.

time, 180.
Saints, their supposed power of Top-gallant, 182.
healing diseases, 144.

To take the wall of, 153.
Tother, 171.

Town-top, 174.

| Tye, 111.
Search to the nail, 181.
Secretary, 190.

Unity of time, 135.
Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice,

Urine, diagnosis of disease by
110.

inspection of, 195.
Sheaf, 178.
Sidney, Defense of Poesy, 115.

Usurer, 110.
Silken, 169.
Silk stockings, 165.

Viper, superstition about, 186.
Silver bells, wearing as a sign of Vi-politique, III.
success, 195.

| Vitruvius, 114; De Architectura
Singular, use of for plural, 147. 114.
Slip, 180.

| Vocative, not preceded by comma
Somnambulists, supposed powers

140.
of, 200.

W
Spiced, 189.

| Ward, A. W., criticism of Magne-
Spital preachers, 126.

tic Lady, xxvii.
Squire, 113.

Whirl-pool, 195.
Star Chamber Court, 166. Witness, 191.
State decipherers, 153.

| Women compared to ships, 142.

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