Milton, an edition of his poems | Milton, marriage and death of his
appointed Latin secretary
to the council of state, 286, 308
.... his office nearly equivalent
to that of the modern secretary
of state for the foreign depart-
ment, 319, 396 note h
his Tenure of Kings and
Magistrates, 293
Observations on the
Peace with the Irish, 300
.. History of England,
304, 457, 552
his Iconoclastes, 321, 322
vindicated against the
charge of forgery, 329
... answers to his Iconoclastes,
333
removes to Charing Cross,
and thence to Scotland yard,
his Latin Thesaurus, 457,
Marvell made joint secre-
tary with him, 466
publishes sir Walter Ra-
legh's Cabinet Council, 469
... his Treatise of Civil Power
in Ecclesiastical Causes, 474
Likeliest means to re-
move Hirelings out of the
Church, ib.
Present Means and Brief
Delineation of a free Common-
wealth, 477
.. Ready and Easy Way
to establish a free Common-
wealth, ib.
answers to his Tracts on a
Commonwealth, 485
his Notes on Dr. Griffith's
answered by Lestrange, 487
at the Restoration secreted
in Bartholomew Close, 487
said to have had a mock
funeral, ib. note
.... his life saved chiefly by
sir W. D'Avenant, 489
taken into custody, 500
rents a house in Holborn,
Bunhill Fields, ib.
..... lodges with Millington the
auctioneer, ib.
Milton, marries his third wife, 502 | Mind, not influenced by climate,
his nuncupative will, 503, but by political and moral causes,
ill behaviour of his daugh-
Morrice, secretary, 489
Morus, Alexander, see More
Mosely, Humphry, 268
Moulin, du, 70 note, 393, 406,
409 note, 418 note, 419 note,
429 note, 580
two French translations of Morhoff, 566
his Paradise lost, 551 note
his Paradise regained, 552
.. Samson Agonistes, 557
Art of Logic, 560
.. True Religion, Heresy,
Schism, Toleration, &c. 562
... second edition of his Poems
and Tracts on Education, 565
his familiar Letters, ib.
University Exercises, ib.
Brief History of Mus-
works of his lost, 566 note
his death, 567
his Epitaph, 569 note
report of his grave having
been opened, 569 note
his person, 573
Ranelagh, lady, 502
Religion, on things indifferent in,
230 note
.. conscience should be per-
fectly free in matters of, 474
neither tithes nor esta-
blishments necessary to, 475
Republic, see Commonwealth
Reynolds, sir Joshua, 598
Rich, colonel, 310 note
Richardson, 199, 489, 501, 505, ib.
note, 507, 523, 524 note, 539,
545, 546, 547 notes f and g,
549, 575 note, 576, 578 note
.. anecdote related by him
on the subject of the Paradise
Lost authentic, though ques-
tioned by Mr. Malone, 549 note
Robinson, Dr. Tancred, 524 note
Roos, or Ross, John lord, 250 note
Rouse, John, 276
ode to, 277
.. translation of,
by F. Wrangham, 610
Rowland, rev. John, 393, 394 note
Royston, R. 329
Rump parliament, 432
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