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To Death on their arrival at Paradise
Reply to Death's answer

X. 591

X. 602

Vide Similies.

Sin original, lust carnal the first effect of it
Its solace

ix. 1011

ix. 1042

Slavery, original of it the inordinancy of
the Passions

The elect, their hymn to God the Father,

and Son

Material, &c. faculties in spirits

{

Vital, animal, and intellectual spirits
progressive from material nutrition
Their existence in life, intellectual shape,
&c. defined

Spring perpetual within the tropics, but for

Adam's fall

Stars, their places, appearances, &c.

Fed by the air

Part of the fourth day's creation

vii. 357

Receive their light from the sun

vii. 364

Vide Similies.

Stars and moon, their courses, influences, &c.

Orb fed by exhalations from the grosser
Part of the fourth day's creation

V. 423

vii. 354

The fountain of light

Setting described

Its annual course, producing intense heat and
cold, an effect of Adam's fall

Tradition censured

Tree of life

Of knowledge

xii. 511

Vide Life.

Vide Knowledge.

xii. 569

Truth, suffering for it, fortitude, &c.
Tyranny, Nimrod's described, and censured
Origin of it, the inordinancy of the passions
No excuse of the tyrant (though just in
consequence of the subject)

Tyrants, their plea for conquest, &c. com-
pared with Satan's first attempt on man

Twilight described

V

Vacuity, God's Omnipresence an argument

against it

vii. 168

tion of it censured

Valour, (or heroic virtue) the common no-

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xi. 688

Virtue, &c. with loss of freedom degenerates

Reason, and virtue the same

xii.

98

Union conjugal

Vide Conjugal union.

Uriel (the Angel of the sun)

His answer to Satan

iii. 694

Directs him to the world

iii. 724

And Paradise

iii. 733

Descends thither himself, and informs
Gabriel of Satan's predescent

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Encounters Adramelec, (a fallen Angel)
wounds, and puts him to flight

The corruptions of peace equal to its wastes xi. 783

Waters separated from the earth, part of

the third day's creation

vii.

281

Vide Similies.

Wife, her duty in danger, distress, &c.

Wind, the tempestuous power of it an

effect of Adam's fall

Wisdom, the sum of it, the love, &c. of God xii. 575
Wolves, (or false teachers) the Apostles suc-

cessors, described

Woman, conjugal obedience her happiness, &c. iv.

Man's love towards her, how consistent

with his superiority

The effect of leaving her to her own will

i. 1182

His superiority over her, given him by God

a {

Two of her loveliest qualities

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A novelty, defect of nature, &c. (sarcastically) x. 888
The advantage of her social, over her artificial

accomplishments

Every way the cause of man's misery (sarcas
tically)

Works, with faith in Christ, eternal life

xi. 614

World, the convex of its outermost orb described iii.

By whom possest (sarcastically)

The creation of the world, committed by
God the Father to God the Son

Described

420

iii.

vii. 163

Situation of it, respecting heaven and hell

Zephon (a guardian Angel of Paradise)

Reprehends Satan's first attempt on Eve there iv.

iv.

788
823

Reply to his answer

iv. 834

Zophiel (a Cherub)

vi. 535

Alarms the celestial army, on the approach

of Satan's to renew the battle

vi. 537

N. B. The Verbal Index, alluded to in NEWTON's Preface,
although at first intended to have been inserted, was, on
more mature consideration, conceived to be unnecessary
for a Pocket Edition, and is therefore omitted.

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