A Mirror both for Saints and Sinners, Index
AN Alphabetical TABLE of the common Places, and Examples contained in this Book, wherein p. stands for Page, and c. for Example.
A
ABstinence, P. 85. E. 1, &c.
Accidents strange, p. 440, &c. See Providence:
Adultery, p. 101. e. 1, &c. See Whoredom.
Almes out of ill-gotten goods rejected, p. 363 e. 2, &c. See Charity.
Aloes how made, p. 581. e. 66.
Ambergreece what it is, p. 573 e. 29.
Ambition. See Pride.
Angels comfort the Martyrs in their torments, p. 6 e. 11. p. 78. e. 37.
Anger, p. 157, &c. How cured, p. 158 e. 1, &c. p. 165. e. 16.
Apollo's Tample destroyed by Lightning, p. 457. e. 19.
Apostasie dangerous, p. 34. e. 28 p. 94 e. 19 p. 179 e. 41, 42, 43.
Apostates. p. 169 e. 1, &c.
Apostasie repented of, p. 21. e. 53.
Apparitions, p. 458, &c.
Arrogance. See Pride.
Art admired, p. 409. e. 11.
Asses with hornes, p. 582. e. 68.
Astrologers deceived, p. 62. e. 16.
Astrologers. p. 453, &c.
Atheisme, p. 63. e. 21, 22. p. 137. e. 3. p. 171. e. 6. p. 180, &c.
Avarice. See Covetousnesse.
B.
BAbylon with its Rarities described. p. 597, &c.
Backbiting, p. 434, &c. See Slandering.
Backsliders. See Apostates.
Balm tree where it growes, p. 566. e. 3.
Batts strange, p. 581. e. 65.
Beasts strange, p. 574. e. 34, 36, &c. p. 576. e. 42, 43. p. 580. e. 61.
Bezar's stone where found, p. 583. e. 70
A Feast for the Translation of the Bible, p. 24. e. 14
Birds strange, p. 575. e. 40. p. 579. e. 55
Blasphemy, p. 49. e. 53, 54. p. 50. e. 60. p. 57. p. 65 e. 28. p. 72. e. 15. p. 79. e. 39. p 138. e. 10. p. 171 e. 7. p. 173. e. 17. p. 176. e. 31. p. 183. e. 16, 17 p. 185. e. 21, 22. p. 186. e. 24, 25, 26. p. 187, &c.
Blood shedders. See Murtherers.
Bounty. See Liberality.
Bribery, p. 140. e. 16. p. 359, &c. Hated, p. 331 e. 3. p. 333. e. 10, 14. p. 352. e. 14. p. 359. e. 1, &c.
Brethrens love each to other, p. 258. e. 1, &c.
Brothers unnatural, p. 74. e. 22. p. 259. e. 1, &c. p. 287. e. 11. p. 289. e. 19. p. 521. e. 3.
C.
CAiro in Egypt described, p. 607.
Callings. See Trades.
Camels described, p. 566 e. 5.
Cantharides what, p. 584. e. 73.
Card-players punished, p. 345, &c.
Casan in Parthia described, p. 606.
Caves strange, p. 554. e. 16, 17. p. 556. e. 27. p. 573 e. 30.
Charity, p. 117. e. 1, &c.
Chastity, p. 112. e. 1, &c.
A Child nursed by an old woman, p. 16. e. 37. By a man, p. 570. e. 17.
Children not to marry without Parents consent, p. 252 e. 1.
Childrens Love, and Obedience to Parents, p. 244 e. 1, &c.
Childrens Education. See Schoolmasters.
Childrens Martyrdome, p. 5. e. 10. p. 79. e. 38.
Many Children at a Birth, p. 559. e. 41
Children unnatural, p. 73. e. 19. p. 246, &c. p. 290 e. 23. p. 308. e. 2. p. 521 e. 1, &c.
A Child crying in the Womb, p. 562 e. 54
Christ our Mediatour, p. 420 e. 1, &c.
Christ why not Deified at Rome, p. 341 e. 4
Christ preferred before all earthly things, p. 18. e. 43. p. 29. e. 6, &c. p. 34. e. 27, 28. p. 415, &c.
Christian courage, p. 2. e. 2. p. 4. e. 7.
Christians highly honoured, p. 338 e. 6
Churches not to be profaned. p. 498 e. 4, 6.
Cinamon-trees, p. 571 e. 20
Cloves how they grow, p. 573 e. 26.
Colossus of Rhodes described, p. 614.
Comfort at Death, p. 12 e. 24 p. 13 e. 26 p. 17 e. 41 p. 20 e. 50, 51 p. 31 e. 16.
Compassion, p. 421, &c.
Conjurers plagued by God, p. 58 e. 4, 5, 6, 7. p. 453, &c.
Conscience with the workings of it, p. 423, &c.
Conscience guilty, p. 225 e. 24 p. 242 e. 12 p. 295 e. 7. p. 297 e. 12, &c.
A good Conscience is to be preferred before all, p. 30 e. 10.
Conscience terrified after falls, p. 17 e. 41 p. 21 e. 53 p. 171 e. 9.
Constancy of the godly, p. 27. e. 1. p. 30 e. 10, 11, 12. p. 31 e. 15, 16. p. 43 e. 29 p. 69. e. 3.
Constancy, p. 401, &c.
Constantinople with its Rarities described, p. 599.
Contention dangerous, p. 151 e. 1, &c. p. 438, &c.
Countrey dearly loved, p. 145 e. 48 p. 267 e. 15 p. 270 e. 25 p. 277 e. 48, 49. p. 315 e. 4 p. 427, &c.
Conversion miraculous, p. 18 e. 45, 46, 47.
Coquo-nuts the profitablest fruit in the world, p. 568 e. 11.
Cotton Wooll how it growes, p. 569 e. 15.
Covetousnesse plagued by God, p. 61 e. 13 p. 62 e. 18.
Covetousnesse, p. 126, &c.
Courage of Christians, p. 27 e. 1, 3, 4, 6, &c. p. 31. e. 18 p. 32 e. 21, 22, &c. p. 78 e. 34, 35, 36. p. 80 e. 40, 41.
Cowardize, p. 6 e. 12 p. 279 e. 1, 2.
Couzenage, p. 348 e. 1, &c.
Craft. See Deceipt.
Crocodiles described, p. 574 e. 33.
Cruelty, p. 69 e. 1, &c.
Cruelty unnatural, p. 82 e. 48, 49. p. 195 e. 6. p. 249 e. 13 p. 289 e. 17.
Cursers plagued by God, p. 210 e. 1, &c.
D.
DAte-trees how they grow, p. 565 e. 2.
Death not to be brived, p. 290 e. 21.
Death, p. 391 e. 17 p. 429, &c.
Death terrible, p. 442 e. 7.
Death of the Righteous the fore …unner of Judgment, 433. See Comfort at Death.
Deceipt, p. 70 e. 7. p. 317, &c. p. 447 e. 10.
Detraction. See Slandering.
Despair, p. 51 e. 62 p. 66 e. 31 p. 171 e. 7 p. 172 e. 14, 15. p. 174 e. 24, 25, &c. p. 185 e. 23 p. 230 e. 37, 38. p. 293.
Contracts with the Devil, p. 18 e. 44 p. 62 e. 18.
Devils craft, and falshood, p. 59 e. 5. See Satanical Delusions.
Diamonds, p. 555 e. 22.
Dice-players plagued by God, p. 345, &c.
Discord. See Contention.
Dissimulation, p. 81 e. 45 p. 463, &c.
Dotterrels foolish creatures, p. 557 e. 33.
Dromedaries, p. 566 e. 5.
Drunkennesse, p. 91 e. 1, &c. punished, p. 87 e. 17 prevented, p. 92 e. 4.
Duels, p. 272 e. 31.
Strange examples of Dumb, and Deaf persons, p. 244 e. 2. p. 399, &c. p. 442 e. 6.
E.
EArth turning wood into stone, p. 556 e. 23.
Earthquakes terrible, p. 561 e. 51.
Envy, p. 465. &c.
Epitaphs, p. 378 e. 12.
Excesse, p. 98 e. 1, &c.
Extasie of joy kills one, p. 440 e. 2.
F.
FAlse-witnesses plagued by God, p. 48 e. 50 p. 200 e. 6, 7 13. p. 202 e. 17 p. 205 e. 27 p. 239, &c.
Fame, p. 468. &c. p. 489 e. 17
Famines terrible, p. 449 &c.
Miraculous provision in times of Famine, p. 7 e. 14, &c. p 15 e 35, 37 p. 552 e. 3.
Fathers unnatural, p. 72 e. 15 p. 213 e. 11. See Parents.
Fearfulnesse, p. 279 e. 1, 2. p. 442 e. 7.
Fidelity, p. 314, &c.
Fishes strange, p. 576 e. 44 p. 578 e. 53, 54.
Flatterers, p. 370 e. 8. p. 395, &c. Punished, p. 396 e. 4, 7, 10, 13.
Florence with its Rarities described, p. 632.
Folly, p. 142 e. 33 p. 145 e. 45 p. 156 e. 13 p. 327 e. 14, &c.
Fooles wise, p. 329 e. 1, &c.
Forgiving of wrongs, p. 19 e. 46
Fortitude, p. 261, &c.
Fountain of Oyl, p. 567 e. 9. of Pitch, p. 568 e. 10
Fountains of strange natures, p. 552 e. 5, 8, 18, &c. p. 556 e. 24, &c. p. 561 e. 45, &c. p. 563 e. 56, &c.
G.
GInger how it growes, p. 573 e. 25.
Glasses malleable, p. 615.
Gluttony, p. 98 e. 1, &c.
Godlinesse. See Piety.
Gods love to his children, and their love to him, p. 522, &c.
Gratitude, p. 386. Of Scholars to their Masters, p. 389 e. 11, &c.
Guile. See Deceit.
Gum-Lac how made. p. 573 e. 28.
Gunnes how and by whom first invented, p. 636
Gyant, p. 100 e. 6.
H.
HAtred. See Anger.
Herbs strange, p. 574 e. 31 p. 584 e. 72.
Hereticks converted, p. 17 e. 40 p. 442 e. 8.
Hereticks plagued by God, p. 43 e. 27 p. 44 e. 30, &c. p. 45 e. 37 p. 214, &c.
Hereticks false, and subtile, p. 216 e. 3. p. 218 e. 14 p. 224 e. 23. Malicious, p. 218 e. 16.
A Hill walking up, and down, p. 554 e. 15.
High Hills, p. 580 e. 60, 62.
Hill admirable, p. 617.
Holinesse, Honesty. See Piety.
Honours contemned, p. 332 e. 7.
Honour sought by wickednesse, p. 149 e. 1, &c.
Humility, p. 25 e. 18 p. 151 e. 1, &c.
Husbands unnatural, p. 306 e. 1.
Hypocrisie, p. 318, &c.
Hyspaan with its Rarities described, p. 605.
I.
IDlenesse not endured, p. 413 e. 1, &c.
Idols, Images, p. 481, &c. See Superstition.
Jealousie, p. 444 e. 3.
Jerusalem, and the Temple described, p. 585.
Jewes plagued for their wickednesse, p. 476, &c.
Illiterate persons, p. 411.
Impudence, p. 471. See Whoredom.
Incest, p. 102 e. 4. p. 103 e. 8, 9. p. 105 e. 13, 14, 15, 18.
Inchanters, p. 453, &c. See Conjurers.
Inconstancy of earthly things, p. 137 e. 1. See Vanity.
Inconstancy, p. 405, &c.
Incontinence, p. 471. See Whoredom.
Indico how made. p. 582 e. 67.
Ingratitude, p. 288 e. 16 p. 390, &c.
Injustice, p. 359, &c. p. 362 e. 11. Condemned, p. 129 e. 14.
Inquisitors cruelty, p. 75 e. 25, 26.
Intemperance punished, p. 86 e. 9, 12.
Judgment dreadful to sinners, p. 431 e. 9.
Judges, Justice, p. 347 &c. p. 361 e. 9. p. 432. e. 14 The neglect of Justice severely punished, p. 356 e. 36, &c.
K.
KIne strange, p. 580 e. 59.
Kings good, and bad. See in the Chap. of Judges.
Kissing how is began with the Romans, page 299 e. 1.
L.
LAkes strange, p. 561 e. 50. Huge, p. 612.
Law, Law-givers, p. 364, &c.
Law, Lawyers, p. 354 e. 25, 27, 32, 33. p. 360 e. 3.
Learning prized, p. 408 e. 7, &c. Enemies to it, page 411.
Liberality, p. 123 e. 1, &c.
Liberty preferred before Life, p. 272 e. 32, 33, &c. p. 273 e. 37, &c. p. 276 e. 46 p. 291 e. 25, 27, 30 p. 309 e. 6. p. 404 e. 10.
Life, long Life, Life sweet, p. 485, &c.
Love to God, p. 31 e. 13, 14.
Love of God to his children, and theirs to him. p. 522, &c.
Love of married persons, p. 298, &c. p. 304 e. 18.
Luxury punished, p. 441 e. 4. See Prodigality.
Lyers. See False-witnesses.
M.
MAgistrates, p. 347, &c. Wicked, p. 212 e. 9.
Magnanimity. See Fortitude.
Malice, p. 73 e. 18 p. 157, &c.
Manna how procreated, p. 577 e. 46.
Marriage, p. 298, &c.
Martial Discipline, p. 358 p. 431 e. 8.
Mastick how it growes, p. 577 e. 47.
Meeknesse. See Patience.
Memory very good, p. 25 e. 15 p. 547, &c.
Meermaids, p 559 e. 40 p. 570 e. 18.
Meermen, p. 564 e. 65 p. 578 e. 52.
Mercy. See Compassion.
Millan described, p. 629.
Ministers zealous, and couragious, p. 25 e. 19, 20. p. 27 e. 2. p. 403 e. 4, &c.
Ministers painful, p. 22 e. 1, 2, &c. Die Preaching, p. 22 e. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. It was Augustin's wish, p. 28 e. 8. their work is difficult, p. 24 e. 9.
Ministers highly prized, p. 24 e. 10 p. 336, &c. Old Adam is too hard for them, p. 24 e. 11. what to do when their Ministry is refused, p. 24, 13. Hated for their works sake, p. 25 e. 17 p. 340, &c. Despised, p. 185 e. 23 p. 192 e. 23, 24.
Mirth, p. 487, &c.
Mistakes dangerous, p. 442 e. 10, 11
Moderation See Patience.
Modesty, p. 303 e. 10. See Chastity.
Monuments for the dead, p. 432 e. 15, &c.
Money contemned, p. 87 e. 20 p. 88 e. 25, 26, 27. See Riches.
Money loved is the root of all evil, p. 310 e 7. p. 335 e. 1, &c.
Mosco described, p. 623.
Mothers encourage their children to suffer, p. 5 e. 10
Mothers unnatural, p. 72 e. 13 p. 213 e. 12 p. 450 e. 3, 9.
Mummies of Egypt described, p. 611
Munificence. See Liberality.
Murtherers plagued by God, p. 285, &c.
Murthers strangely discovered, p. 293 e. 1, &c.
Musk how made, p. 570 e. 16.
N.
NAme. See Fame.
Name of God to be reverenced, p. 339 e. 12▪
Naples with its Rarities described, p. 630.
Nutmegs, and Mace how they grow, p. 573 e. 27.
O.
OBelisks described, p. 597.
Ostracisme what it was, p. 466 e. 2.
Ostriges described, p. 577 e. 48.
P.
PAdua described p. 628.
Painting admirable, p. 615.
Palm-trees how profitable, p. 574 e. 32.
Paper of Sedges, p. 567 e. 7.
Parasites. See Flatterers.
Parents instructing their children, p. 13 e. 26. Love to, and care of their children, p. 252, &c. p. 303 e. 9.
Parents fond, and the mischiefs of it, p. 255 e. 1, &c.
Parents unnatural, p. 256 e. 1, &c.
Patience, p. 147 e. 1, &c.
Patience in sufferings, p. 31 e. 17 p. 33 e. 25.
Peace, Peace-makers, p. 494, &c.
Pearles how gotten, p. 575 e. 41.
Pequin in China described, p. 622.
Perfidiousnesse, p. 350 e. 10. See Treachery:
Pepper how it growes, p. 572 e. 24.
Perjury plagued by God, p. 196 e. 1, &c. Hateful to man, p. 242 e. 10. p. 309 e. 5.
Persecutors plagued by God, p. 20. e▪ 52. p. 36. e. 1, &c.
Persecution, p. 495, &c.
Piety, p. 497, &c.
Plague, Pestilence, p. 40 e. 17.
Plague by Mi…e, p. 551 e. 2.
Poor, Poverty, p. 493.
Popes wickednesse, p. 58 e. 1, &c.
Prayer powerful▪ and prevalent, p. 2. e. 1, 4, 6. p. 8. e. 18 p. 18 e. 44 p. 19 e. 47, 48 p. 502, &c.
Prayer frequent, p. 503 e. 1, &c.
Predictions, p. 95 e. 22 p. 441 e. 4 p. 500, &c.
Pride punished, p. 38 e. 9 p. 40 e. 19 p. 60 e. 10, 11, 12. p. 190 e. 11.
Pride, p. 137 e. 1, &c. p. 371 e. 9 p. 408 e. 5. p. 468 e. 1, &c.
Pride in hair punished, p. 149 e. 60
Printing how, and by whom first invented, p. 635
Prodigality, p. 98 e. 1, &c.
Prodigies, p. 510, &c.
Profaners of holy things plagued, p. 188 e. 4, 5▪ p. 191 e. 18 p. 192 e. 22.
Prophecies false, p. 501 e. 5, 6. of Sybill, p. 501 e. 7. See Predictions.
Providences of mercy, p. 15 e. 35, &c.
Providences strange, p. 443, &c. See Accidents.
Prudence, Policy, p. 507, &c.
Pyramids of Egypt described, p. 608.
Q.
QUakert wickednesse, p. 231 e. 40 p. 461 e. 9.
Qualities of sundry people, p. 549, &c.
Quinsay described with its rarities, p. 599.
R.
RAvishings, p. 107 e. 25 p. 113 e. 3, 4. p. 471, &c. See Whoredomes.
Renown, p. 468, &c.
Repentance, Reformation, p. 526, &c. Not to be bought too dear, p 28 e 5.
Repentance counterfeit, p. 36 e. 2. p. 42 e. 23▪
Reproof, Reprehension, p. 524. Not endured, p. 36 e. 1. p. 524 e. 1, 2, 4.
Requital, p. 47 e. 46 p. 50 e. 57 p. 55 e. 66 p. 54 e. 74 p. 55 e. 77
Restitution, p. 362, &c.
Retaliation, p. 177 e. 36 p. 223 e. 22 p. 265 e. 10 p. 278 e. 53 p. 520, &c.
Revenge Devillish, p. 76 e. 29, 30. p. 157, &c.
Riches contemned, p. 330 e. 1, &c. See Money.
Rivers strange, p. 556 e. 28, 29. p. 560 e. 44, &c. p. 561 e. 43, &c. p. 562 e. 52, &c. p. 565 e. 1. p. 566 e. 4 p. 574 e. 34, 35.
Rocks strange, p. 557 e. 40
Rome with its Rarities described, p, 590.
S.
SAbbath-breakers plagued by God, p. 96 e. 27, 28. p. 280, &c.
Sacrament-profaners, p. 172 e. 12, 13. p. 226 e. 26 p. 340, &c.
Sacriledge, p. 126 e. 1, 4, 5, 8. p. 132 e. 1, &c.
Satanical illusions, p. 480 e. 13. See Apparitions.
Schismaticks plagued by God, p. 227 e. 31, &c.
School-masters, p. 545, &c.
Scriptures learned by heart, p. 25 e. 15. See Word of God, p. 408 e. 6.
Scriptures contemned, p. 190 e. 14, &c. p. 229 e. 35. See Atheists, and Blasphemers.
Scriptures proved to be the Word of God. Not to be profaned, p. 528, &c.
Scoffers at Gods Ministers plagued, p. 94 e. 14 p. 96 e. 30.
Scoffers, p. 55 e. 78 p. 56 e. 84 p. 182 e. 8. p. 184 e. 18, 19. p. 189 e. 6, &c. p. 191 e. 19, &c. p. 193, &c. p. 238 e. 41 p. 248 e. 9. p. 342 e. 8, 9. p. 477 e. 3.
Seducers punished, p. 344 e. 18
Self-murther, p. 291 e. 24, &c. p. 293
Sensitive plant, p. 572 e. 23.
Seraglio of the Great Turk described, p. 601.
Serpents strange, p. 584 e. 74.
Servants, Slaves, p. 534, &c. they may not slander their masters, p. 435 e 4, &c.
Sheep strange, p. 591 e. 64. p. 583 e. 69.
Sin the greatest evil, p. 31 e. 18 p. 33 e. 24. How mortified, p. 34 e. 26
Sin the fore-runner of Judgment, p. 36 e. 1, &c. p. 341 e. 5, &c. p. 536, &c.
Slandering, p. 37 e. 8. p. 436 e. 12, &c. p. 434, &c.
Sobriety. See Abstinence.
Sodomy, p. 39 e. 13 p. 61 e. 14 p. 64 e. 25 p. 111 e. 39, 40, 41.
Speeches wi…ty, p. 88 e. 23, 26, 27, 28. p. 92 e. 5. p. 163 e. 4. p. 411 e. 33 p. 487, &c.
Springs strange, p. 575 e. 39 p. 580 e. 57, 58. See Fountains.
Spunges how gotten, p. 577 e. 49.
Stones strange, p. 551 e. 1. p. 552 e. 7, 9, &c. p. 557 e. 32 p. 560 e. 42, 43.
Stone-Henge, p. 615.
Storks love to their young, p. 559 e. 36
Stratagems, p. 273 e. 35 p. 311 e. 11 p. 539, &c.
Strength extraordinary, p. 270 e. 23, 24. p. 275 e. 45
Students hard, p. 407, &c.
Subtilty of the Churches enemies, p. 34 e. 28 p. 37 e. 8 p. 41 e 21
Superstition, p. 276 e. 47 p. 483, &c. p. 511 e. 3. p. 569 e 13.
Swearers plagued, p. 95 e. 26, 27 p. 96 e. 31, 32 p. 118 e. 1, &c. p. 206 e. 1, &c.
Sympathy. See Compassion.
T.
TAddi, an excellent wine out of trees, p. 569 e. 14
Temple of Diana described, p. 616
Temperance. See Abstinence.
Tentations to uncleannesse resisted, p. 24 e. 8.
Tentations prevailing, yet overcome at last, p. 8 e. 19, 20, 21, 22, 23. p. 17. e. 41. p. 21 e. 53.
Thanksgiving, p. 386, &c. See Gratitude.
Thieves converted, p. 14 e. 32 p. 18 e. 45.
Time pre…ious, p. 545 e. 12.
Timerousnesse. See Cowardize.
Tomb of Porsenna described, p. 613. See Monuments for the Dead.
Torpedo a strange Fish, p. 571 e. 19.
Trades, p. 412, &c.
Treachery, Treason, p. 69 e. 2. punished, p. 286 e. 3▪ p. 288 e. 16 p. 289 e. 17, 18, 23. p. 307, &c. p. 385 e. 29.
Trees strange, p. 552 e. 6. p. 571 e. 21, &c. p. 578 e.▪ 50. p. 582 e. 69.
Trial of sincerity, p. 27 e. 1.
Truth preferred before life, p. 273 e. 34.
Tyrants, Tyranny, p. 366, &c. Hatefull, p. 265 e. 12 p. 269 e. 22. punished, p. 287 e. 8, &c. p. 288 e. 22, &c. p. 289 e. 17 p. 368 e. 5, &c. p. 373 e. 3.
V.
VAin-glory. See Pride.
Valour, p. 261, &c. See Magnanimity.
Vanity of all earthly things, p. 372, &c. p. 445. e. 4, &c.
Venice with its rarities and riches described, p. 624.
Victories of the Saints over their enemies, p. 6. e. 12.
Unity, the benefit of it, p. 253. e. 4, 5.
Unstablenesse. See Inconstancy.
Unkindnesse, Unthankfulnesse. See Ingratitude.
Utrech how situated, p. 637.
W.
VVAies strange, and admirable, p. 568 e. 12. p. 620.
Waters strange, p. 556 e. 29, 31.
Waters turned into stone, p. 556 e. 27.
Waters from a Tree, p. 581 e. 63.
Whales, and their enemies, p. 579 e. 56.
Whoredom plagued, p. 58 e. 3, 4. p. 61 e. 14.
Wicked fly when none pursues, p. 6. e. 11.
Wisdom. See Prudence.
Witches▪ p. 453. See Conjurers.
Wives must keep home, p. 303 e. 11.
Wives love to their husbands, p 299 e. 2, 5, &c. p. 303 e. 12, &c.
Wives unnatural, p. 97 e. 38 p. 306 e. 1.
Witty speeches, p. 63 e. 20 p. 64 e. 26 p. 66 e. 33. See Speeches.
Women wise, p. 507, 508 e. 4. Cruel, p. 372 e. 13.
Women valiant, p. 273 e. 36 p. 277 e. 51, &c. p. 301 e. 6. p. 304 e. 16.
Word of God reverenced, and prized, p. 136, &c. Studied, p. 339 e. 15, &c. p. 407 e. 3. Contemned; and its contemners plagued, p. 340, &c. See Scriptures.
Wondrous works of God in nature, p. 551, &c.
World contemned, p. 330, &c.
Wrath. See Anger.
Z.
ZEal for the truth, p. 30. e. 12. p. 32. e. 19, 20.
Zeal against sin, p. 191. e. 17.
Zeal blind, and bloody, p. 69. e. 4.