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anterior to the Jewish book

perhaps the most ancient book in existence

Alludes not to a Resurrection

John VIII. pope, declares all those to be Judases who
assert that the Holy Ghost proceeds from the
Father and the Son

St. John, his gospel rejected by the Theodosians
His Platonic sublimity

St. John the Baptist-chief of a sect among the lower
class of Jews

His discipline different from that of the early
Christians

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Antiquity of the interpretation of dreams proved by

the story of

Peculiarly marked by Oriental genius

JUDEA (article)

Situation of

Saying of emperor Frederick III. in regard to
Josephus-His account of the divine punishment of those
who sought to peruse the sacred books of the Jews
Silent as to the Crucifixion and Resurrection
His father must have witnessed them
Mentions not the Massacre of Innocents

Nor the appearance of any star

Judas the Galilean-Gamaliel's account of

Grandsons of, anecdote of

Jude, St. first cousin to Jesus Christ

JULIAN (article)

Genuine character of

Calumnies of Theodoret
Re-building of the temple by
Imputed miracle in relation to
La Bleterie on the death of
Modern liberality in regard to
His military character

Scandalous falsehoods of the fathers

All his family massacred by the Christians
Motives of his adherence to Paganism

Julian-His enmity to persecution
Falsehood of the story of his death
Summary of his life and conduct

Account of his early life

No apostate, because never a Christian
Petty attacks on his character

His fine conduct as a ruler

Of the globes of fire which it is said prevented his

Calumnies of the abbé de la Bleterie

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rebuilding the temple of Jerusalem

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His clemency at Antioch

His account of the effects of Christian zeal

Julian, a false Messiah, account of

JUST and UNJUST (article)

Notions of, general

JUSTICE (article)

Letter to marquis of Beccaria on the subject of
Curious case of the Verron family

Justin Martyr the first who mentions the Apocalypse,
and who attributes it to St. John

K.

KING (article)

Not despotic among the early Romans

None on this side of the Alps when explored by the
Romans

Connexion with the priest illustrated

Different modes of treating

Learned kings, advertence to

KISS (article)

Too much kissing in the comedies of Molière
Chorus in Pastor Fido relating to

Traiterous mode of kissing among the Jews
At the Agapæ, or love-feasts.

Different modes of

Known only to human beings, turtle doves, and
pigeons

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Montaigne on the subject of

Koran, Dathan, and Abiram-Cause of their quarrel with
Aaron

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Common and natural words in all languages
Of a system on

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Language Strictures on the opinion of the author of

The Mechanism of Languages

Observations on the Hebrew style

Genius of languages

Of the Latin, Greek, Italian, and French

No good writer deficient in language
Harmony of

Horace occasionally inharmonious
No complete

Mother tongues, a relative term

French more current than any other, and the reason
Curious mistakes in

Want of copiousness, owing to barrenness of ima-

gination

Compound words, of which the members separately

exist not

Various anomalies in

On fixing a language

Laodicea, council of, rejects the Apocalypse

Lateran, a council of, declares tithes to be of divine

right

LAUGHTER (article)

The property of man alone

Different sorts of-Sardonic, perfidum ridens, and
cachinnus

Lavardin, bishop of Mans-His libertinism

LAWS, GENERALLY (article)

Comparison, showing the state of the French laws
Common law of Paris variously interpreted

Vol. Page

Origin of the mixed and monstrous jurisprudence
still prevalent

Improvement of in Russia

Arbitrary laws ridiculed by a tale

Of China and of the Jews

Of primogeniture

Usually matters of convention

LAW, CIVIL and ECCLESIASTICAL (article)

Notices in relation to

LAW, NATURAL (article)

A dialogue concerning

Rousseau's idea of

LAW, SALIC (article)

Its pretended origin

Of fundamental laws

How the salic law came to be established

Different accounts of

Mezerai's opinion of

Deprivation of daughters under, examined

VS, SPIRIT of (article)

Calse citations pointed out

eneral character of

Leggatt, Bartholomew, burned in Smithfield
Legrand, a buccaneer, his adventures

Lettres de Cachet-Address exhibiting the atrocious

abuse of them

LETTERS, MEN of (article)

Have generally been persecuted

Admirable comparison of the Inquisition
Instances of the absurd persecution of
An excellent simile in regard to

L'Enclos, Ninon-Falsely said to be beautiful at four-

People condemned to death for eating flesh in Lent

LEPROSY (article)

Confounded with lues by Calmet

Distinguishing characteristic of the Jews

Regulations concerning, in Paris

Leviticus-Allegorical interpretation of, by Origen

LIBEL (article)

Abounded during the League and the Fronde
Between St. Jerome and Vigilantius

the Molinists and Jansenists

Boileau and Fontenelle

Anti-Cato-Cæsar, a libeller

Philippics of Cicero, libels

LIBERTY (article)

Well defined by Locke

A dialogue in exposition of

Of indifference, ridiculed

LIBERTY of OPINION (article)

Illustrated by a dialogue

LIBERTY of the PRESS (article)

Natural rights in regard to

Arguments against

Declarations of sovereigns, often such

Ridiculous inconsistency in regard to books

Court of Rome not vanquished by books exclusively

How spoken of in the book of Genesis

Arguments in relation to

Limbo-Invention of that notion

Linus, St.-Called first pope, not appointed by St. Peter

or St. Paul

LOCKE (article)

His character as a metaphysician

VOL. VI.

Locke-His superiority to the ancient philosophers

His doctrine of consciousness
Absurd abuse of him

Slow sale of his great work
A theist

His reasoning concerning the soul
Lot-Decision by among the Jews
Louis VIII.-How treated by the Papacy
Louis the Young-Excommunicated

Louis XIII.-A miserable writer

Louis XIV. His design to conquer Algiers

His tyrannical law in relation to the marriage of
French Protestants

Dissolves the parliament of Paris with his horsewhip

in his hand

LOVE (article)

Animal love

Human love

Question in regard to Abelard and Heloise

Love Feasts-Kissing at the

LOVE of GOD (article)

Controversy with Fénélon concerning

LOVE, SOCRATIC (article)

Theban legion

Persians defended from the opinions of Sextus

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of

Lucifer-Origin of so calling the devil

Luke, St.-A man of learning

His incorrectness as to the Roman governor of Judea
at the birth of Christ

Announces the end of the world in his own days
Lupercals-Did not run naked through the streets

Rome

LUXURY (article)

Vague objections to

Much false reasoning in respect to

Lycanthropy-Possible origin of

Lyons, Council of Red hat, why given to cardinals

M.

Maccabees-Books of, unworthy of credit
Instances of their gross incorrectness
Machiavel-Ass of

His description of requisites for a soldier
Extraordinary versatility of his genius