George, conspiracy, 317
Gibbon, 331
Girondists, 274
Glaive, cite au, 261
God withdraws, 234; in history 31 ; operating, 46
Godwin, 176
Gog and Magog, 65
Gold, Christianity, 152 ; corruption by, 186; England, 187; wealth, xxix., v. Riches
Golden Age, 273
Golgotha, 327
Gomez, 344
Gospel, Boulevard of Rochelle, 114
Gostling, 355
Government ends with George L, 223 (La Dame)
Grand peuple, French, 231
Grande cit), z\ Fan's
Grelet, Michel, no
Great Britain, v. Britain
Green colour, 233
365
Gregory XIII., 108, 109
Greigne, 156
Grogne, 155
Griffin, 305
Grose, Captain, 355
Groslot, Jerome, 104
Grotius, 46
Guardian angel, 46, 83, v. Demon
Guespres et mouches, 307, v. Vespres
Guillotin, Dr., 261 ; couperet, 248
Guion, 2S9, 292, V. Ogmion
Guise, death of, 100, 113, 116; quatrain, 122 ; family, 129
Gustavus Adolphus, 224, 300 ■■
Guynaud, " Concordance Nostradamus," 92; queer criticism, 149
H
Hair white in a night, 247
Halidom, 233
Hannibal, 229 ; Napoleon, 319
Hanover, House of, 183
Hapsburgh, House of, 189
Harrison, Frederic, 179, 351
Haslerig, 205
Head shaven, 116, 296, 300, 303
Hebert, 344
Hegira(A.u. 621), 59
Helena, St., 307, 308, 316
Hempe, 170
Henri II., xv. ; a patron, lO ;
killed, 13; "Luminary Epistle,"
55 ; death, 91, 239 III., XV., 97 ; murder, 99;
civil war, 115; Poland, 116;
quatrain, 117 ; death, 125 IV., XV.,'19 ; Bearnais, 129 ;
popularity, 140 ; Ogmion, 335;
chapter on, 12S ; abjures, 130;
sixains, 133
v., 13, 328
Henriade, 14:
Henry VIII., 196
Heptades, 185
Hercules, Celtic, 289, 292 ;
Scyphus, cup, 307 ; -v. Ogmion
Heme, 245
Hero, Carlyle's, iSo, 213
Herod, a sort of prophet, x. ; a
god, 230 Herschel, xi. Highlanders, 207 ; haul lieu, 205 ;
Royal Army, 202 Hieres, Island of, 65 Historical fragments, 89 History, Philosophy of, 31 ; happy
country, 39 ; predicts evil, 39 ;
lies, 122 ; rewritten to meet
Nostradamus, 300 Hodgson, 206 Holbein, 330 Holland, 173 Holy Spirit, 28 Honesty, 232
Honnorat, St., Island, 131 Houbraken's Cromwell, 352 House of Commons, 243 ; Babel-room, 287 Howard, Lord, 191 Hughes, Letter of Mr., 354 Hume, on balance of power, 187 ;
miracles, 145 Hungary, 303 Husne, tower, 129
Ideas Napoleoniennes, 338
If, Chateau d', 131
Ignorance, letters will suffer, 51,
54 Immortality of man, 263 Impeachment, 200 Itnposture, 36, 40, 89 Inspiration, 30, 43 ; melancholy,
50, 90 Interpretation, no interpreter of
the quatrains, 56 , more might be interpreted,
89 ; mode of, 254 Ireland, 15S ; discontent, 198 Isle, Roget de 1', 2S5 Itales, Elba, 311 Italy, Ausonne, 194 ; emperor
born, 236
INDEX.
Jacobine Clubs, 126 Jamblicus, 82
James I., 171; great-grandfather Oeorge I., 194; wisdom, 200
n., 158, 218
Jansenism, 158
Jant, Chevalier de, 143, 144
Janus Gallicus, 113
Japan, Christian, 109
Jarnac, 106
Jay, fable of, 294 j Talma teaches
I^apolcon, 329 Jesuit College motto, 109 ; Jesuit
cubs, 126; Charles Emmanuel
IV., 279 Jews, Coleridge, xiii. ; prophets,
XIV.
Jodele epigram, 11
Joel, Punic chronicle of, 60
Joinville, Prince de, 341
Josephine, 300, 321
Joubert, Etienne, 143, 144
Jovialists, 66
Journeau,x, 229; simply days, 310
Jury, 265
Justice, Court of, 265
Kean, Edmund, ix.
Kings evil, s8 ; parliament of
kings, 189; king of French,
247
Kimber, "Life of Cromwell," 354
Lafin, 132
Lamballe, Princesse de, 248 Landmarks, 232 Languedoc Canal, 137 Lasche, 179
Latin race to triumph, 62 ; world 72 '
Launay, Seigneur de, 6 Laud, Archbishop, 197 Laurel, forked rod of, 82 Law, the speculator, 231
Law Courts, 287
Lawyers, 109, 139 ; Gr^oiyXIIL,
109 League, 194, 195 I-ectoyre, 338 Leibnitz, Egypt, 163 ; House of
Hapsburgh, 1S9 Lely Sir P., 35,; "Warts and , =>",. 353
Lenthall, Speaker, 207 Lepanto, 105, 335 Lerma, Duke, 137 Lesley, General, 206 Levelling spirit, 35 Libertat, Pierre, 131 Liberty, leap of, 65, iSo ; of con-science, 194; phantom, 223; Castulon, 23S; cap of, 249, 252; Nantes, 278; tyranny, 294 Libra, France, 185 Light, cerebral and latent, 40 Lion-sun, 238 Liturgy, English, 197 Livy, 15, 19 Lombardy, 346 Lombarl, Perre, 353 Long and short robe, 297, 329 London, 158; senate of, 173-
fire of, 214; thirty of, 2l8 Lonole, Cromwell, 170 Los, laiis, glory, 140 Louis XIII., Monpellier, 3 ; chapter on 142 ; death, 147 ; the just, 1S5
-XIV., son, 119; king, 147;
chapter on, 150; Canal, Languedoc, 157 ; s,. yEmalhion
^Y' chapter on, 164 -.XVI., XX. (1792), 69; people "se, 237 ; chapter on, 241 ; flight, 247 ; mitre 251 ; Captif libere. 256; quatrain portrait, 259 ; quicklime, 261
XVII., Toulon taken in name of, 273, 296 -—XVIII., 268, 283; Roy d' Europe, 305; blond, 316; Due de Bern, 317; chapter on, 324; Desire, 325; foye en cuistiie, 325
567
Louis, St., Day, 211
Louis Philippe, coincidence, 162,
335 ; chapter on, 324, 330;
wolf, 328 ; six quatrains, 329 ;
seventeen years, 335, 338 Louvicamp, Cure lie, 144 Louvel, 317, 327 Love of near things, 235 Luc, St., 23
Luciennes, Chateau de, 26 Lucky day, Cromwell, 211 "Luminary Epistle," 12, 13;
translation, 55, 257 Lusitanians, iSl ; v. Portuguese Lymphatics, 43 Lyons, Pianchus, 70
M
Macchiavelli, Prince, 290 Macelin, Cromwell, 177 Madelaine, 262 Magic, occult process, xiv. ; books
burnt, 30, 48; chapter on, 75 ;
formula, 76 Mahomet, 301 ; mahometical
dreams, 52 Malta, 65 Mammon, 21, 129 Mansol, 280, 282 Mansuetus, St., Day, September
3rd, 211 Marlborough, Duke, 219, 220 Marcellinus, 86 Marguerite, St., Island, 131 Marie Louise, 300, 309, 321
Therese, 158, 327
Antoinette, 247, 265, 268 ;
death, 273 Marine cite, 272 (Toulon), 296 Maritime cite (London), 214 Mank's, St., Venice, 289 Marriage, 119, 120; republican,
278 Mars, heroical, 213 Marseilles, St. Hieres, 65 ; taken
by Spain, 131 ; Phocen, 157 ;
Napoleon's return, 311 Marseillaise sung, 230; de I'lsle,
285
Mary, Queen, 183, 184
ALassacre of Protestants, 199
Mastiff, 63 ; mastin le gros, Sirius, 328
Materialism, 236
Mathien, v. Aimalhion
Maurepas, 269
Mayene, Due de, 123, 129
Maynooth grant, 167
Mazarin, 35, 150
Medici, Catherine de, 38 ; curious arts, 94 ; quatrain on, 96, III; death, 115; regency, 116, Guise, 123
Medina, Duke of, 192
Menade, 201, 204
Mendosus, 128
Menehould, St., 246, 249
Meri, St., 333
Meslec, infelice, 278
Mesopotamia, 69
Melaplasm, 280 ; Heme, 246 Method, 253 ; disorder, 275 v.
Order Metz, 151
Michel, General, 312 Middle Ages, 36 Milk and honey, 242 Millenary, seventh, 57 Milton, xxvii., 38, 124; contrary
to Cromwell, iSo Minerva, favouring, 57 Mines, Spanish-American, 231 Ministers,67 ; in eighteen years,259 Miollis, General, 284, 302 Miracle on Miracle, 252 Mirror, 60 Mithras, 249, 251 Mitre, 249 Mob, triumphant, 230, 259, v.
People Moliere, 175 Monarchy, decline of French, 164 ;
Fifth, 213 Monks, 276, V. Church Mons Jovis, 61, 70 Mont, St. Jean, 313 Montaguards, 274 Montagne, la, 328 ; Tarpeian rock, 326
;6S
INDEX.
Montenotte, 228, 289 Montesquiou, 105, 106 Montfau9on gibbet, 111 Montgaillard de, 262 Montgolfier, 280 Montgomery, Earl, 91, 92 ; arrest,
95 Montmedi, 246, 256 Montmirail, 248 Montmorency, Lord Constable, 11;
the great, 142 Montpellier, 3 Moon, blue, 206 Morals, soul's instinct, 311 Morny, Due de, 342 Moscow, 285, 304, 310 Motret, M., 143 Munster, Terburg, 173 My-hom, 341
N
Names anticipated, 28, 90; new names, 28S; names of rank,
245 Nancy, 142, 151 Nantes, 277 Napoleon, abdication, 309
, .Emathion, 163
, Analogues,Charlemagne, 291
, Charles V., 229
, Cromwell, 208
, Hannibal, 229, 319
Apollyon, Olleon, 171
, Destroyer, xx.
, Guion, 289, 292
• , Hercules, Gallic, xxi.,
289 Bonaparte, dropped for Nap,
288
, Brumaire, 295
Butcher, 236
, Condottiere stock, 290
Conspiracy, Georges', 317
, Consecration and torment,
quatrain, 306
Eagle, 304
, Epilepsy, 300
■ , Epithets, butcher, 236
, Jupiter, 64
Napoleon, Epithets, Mastiff, 63
, Hercules, v. ApolUon
above
, King of Babylon, 305
Nom farouche, 287
, Oriental, 1', 318
Tete rasee, 296, 303
, EloiU mon^ 302
, Guespres et mouches, 307
, male sex destroyed, 303
, Uouys, 159, v. Boiiys
, chapter on his rule, 286
family, thirteenth century,
289, 290
, King Paris, 306
, King Rome, Denmark, 289
, Lieutenant, Consul, Emperor, 297
, Napoleonism seventy-three
years, xix.
Nobility, Montenotte, 289
, quatrain on, 302; a weight
on France, 292
, rats eat his heart, 311
, solJal simple, 208, 297
Nez fourchu, 316
.pyramids, forty centuries, 287
sympathy, 308
Talma, 329
Vespres cl mouches, 295
, Waterloo quatrain, 312
, St., August 15th, 237 ; anecdote, 238
II., Due de Reichstadt, 338
III., Boulogne, 322, 336
, Idees Napoleoniennes, 338
Nepveu du sang, 338, 340
quatrain, 337
, St., August 15th, 237
Narbon Camisards, 162 ; Count,
248 National Assembly, 231, 247
Assignats, 231
departments, 233
Saulce, 250
National Conveution, 266
, chapter on, 272
decree, 277
Nature, voice of, 231 ; overcome,
369'
Navarre, 341
Nelson, nihuit irqiior, ja ; Trafalgar, iSa Neopole, St., 237 Nepveu du sang, 33^ Nero, 273
Newton, Sir Isaac, bust, 354 Nicole = Lincoln, 172 Neil, O'Phelim, 199 Nlmes, 160
Noll, oUl, Cromwell, 171 Non-intervention, 1S9 Norlaris, 128 Normandy, Duke of, 268 North, two Lords of, 67
, boreas, 2S3, v, Aqnilon
, ignorance of the, 70
, kings of, 71
Russia, 66, 72
Nose, a curious phrase, 56 Nostradamus Almanacs, 9
, appearance, personal, 20
, artiste en pronostics, 40
birth, I
brevity, 169, 244, v. Brevity
brothers, 22
, Charles IX., 14
dates, mode of stating, 190
death, 15
, democracy against it, 347
, equal he has none, vii,, 90
epitaph, 19, 28
fame, future, 58
familiar spirit, 81
family, Jewish, 2
Gold, two hundred crowns, 12
Gout, 12
, history to be re-written Cor,
300
, horoscope princes, 12
imposture, xiii., 36, 89, 177
integrity, 97 ; good laith,
III
made celebrated by Uecri
II.'s death, 92
marriage, second, 7
medicine, 36, 37
method, xii., 184 ; sequence,
102, 243, V. Order name known, 33
Nostradamus oracles published,
256 , opinions on, have beeix
omitted, 35 , passivity of, 184, 347 ; no
partisan, 314
primer, oracles used as, a6
prophecy begun, 7 ; not like
Hebrew, 39
presage, capable of, 57
, pig prophecy, 24
psychological interest, 75
■ , publish, slow to, 36
, Soiumerive, Earl, 156
, spirit, his, describedj 38
spiritual sons, 42
style, 144, 263, V, Method
above
;, time, no sense of, 178
visions, see by, 275
year (37971, 50
Nostradamus Cesar, Zi ; preface
.i nion fils, 42
Obedience, veneration, 223
, reverence in England, 182
:, must work and serve, 230
, revolt under Louis XVI,
241 Obscurity and prophecy one, 31 CEdipus, 176 £)gnion, ?'. Ogmion ■©ignon, 334, J'. Ojiiiion lOgmion, Gallic, 70, 334 ; Henri
IV., 335. 341 Olestant, OUeon, xix., 171, 303,
V. Pii Olleon, xiit. ; Cromwell, 171 Omens not done, 197 O'Neil, Phelim, 199 Opinions on Nostradamus not
treated of, 35 Oracles, iFrench king's study
Nostradamus, 33 ceased not on Good Friday,
88, 1-51, 347 Oratory, Napoleon's, 286 , England beware of, 187
2 B
INDEX.
Oratory, orators, 242, v. Speech Order, sequence, 102, 158, 174,
243. 315
, method, 253 ; disorder, 275
Oi^es faire ses orges, 212 Orleans, Dukeof, 244; death,273,
333 ; dort liaiu, 333 Orsini,_343
Oste, r, Nostradamus, 132, 136 Oxygen, 266
Pagan tendancy of Nostradamus,
40,41 Pampolan, 69 ; England, iSi
, riihuil iti/uor, 27
Pan is dead, 88
Pancras, Old, 175
Paper money, 231
Paris, siege (1590), 100; city of
sword, 108, 261
, great city, 120, 282
, cite a feu, 343; Jesuit clubs,
126 , Babylon, New, 63, 305 ; in
disarray, 237 ——, assault of, 282 ; entered,
314 ; dcchasse, 328
Sparte, 329 ; Bjstille, 335
Rapis, 237 ; ship, emblem
of, 158
, allies in, 309
Paris, Comte de, 341
Parma, 101
Parliament, impeachment, 200
Pascal on opinion, xxviii.
Patience of an interpreter, 255
Pau, 341
Paul's, St., burnt, 214
Pavillion, Lord, 11
Peace, the great, 63
Peli>sier, 332
Pellelier, M. le, secret purpose of
book, 13 Pellix, 264, 266 Pempotan, 181 ; Pampotan, 69 Penance, 119 Pentecost, 45 People " blood be on us," 259
People, democracy, anii-christ,
239 ; revolution, 347
eaux, 223 ; idiots, 229
earthquake, 242 ; intoxicated, 201
, many-headed, 200
, mob, 230
, tyrant comes, 169
Perouse, chef, Sixtus V., 99
Perspective, 330
Peter the Great, 167; his wilL
186 Peter, St., ship of, 193 ; Pierre,
281 ; piscature, 302 Phalanx, 231 Philip II.,92, 130, 131 ; coincides
with Louis Philippe, 333
III., 161
ly., 153. 158, 173
^~i 153. 161 ; overthrown,
162 Philippe d'Orlcans, 164 Philippe, V. Louis Philippe Philo Judsus, vii Philosopher, Plato Pry, 145 Philosophy in doubt, 34 ; in
histor)', 31 , sentimental, 233, v. Rous
setiu, V. Siieti<e Phocen, Marseilles, 157 Photius " Amphilochia," ix. ;
heretical, x. Phrygian bonnet, 249 Piedmont, Adriatic, 70 Pierce, Edward, 354 Pierre, en I'arbre, 312 Pillar pulled down, \'end6me ?, 6$ Piracy, literary, 10 Pit, bottomless, 311 Pius VL, chapter on, 2S0
VII., 237, 284, 302
Plague, 5; powder, 7; plague
London, 214, 215 Planchus, Lyons, 70 Poetry, 39 ; poets to be well fed,
107 ; poet and prophet, 327 Poitiers edict, 118 Poland and Henri III., 116, 117, 118 ; Bastarnan, 166: partition. 186, 1S9
JXDEX.
371
Polymarcli, the Theban, 192
Ponant = west, 157
Pont = pontificate
Pope, vicar of cope, 72, v. Fitts VI., and others under name; deposed, 282 ; augur, 283
regicide, 121, v. liter. Si.
Porphyrius, 83
Porson on Gibbon, 331
Portrait painters, 353
Portraiture, Cromwell, 178; Appendix, 351
Portuguese, 181
Pourceau, Cape, 155
Prayer, 234
Prelace a mon fils, 42
Prejudices, or auricular fancies, 44
Press, JouDiai/.r, 229
Pretender, rebel, 221 ; Charles Edward Stuart reads" Oracles,"
33
Prince, a child, 108 Privelege abolished, 272 Profere, 287
Proper names anticipated, 28 Prophecy, astral, 53
, afflatus, 52
, by basin, 85
, Bouys, 159, 183
, cit^aii glaive, 262
, desirable, 75
, emotional etfusion, 59
, evil, like histoiy, 39
, Grelet's, no
, hempe spun, 170
, Henri II., 26
, honest man a prophet, vii.
, imaginative impression, 45
, infelice meslk, 27S
, inherited gift, 57
, lies, 86
', maddens, 26
, mitre, 252
, millenary, seventh, 57
, more might be interpreted,
89 , Nostradamus not a prophet,
30, 46, 49, 60, 90
, obscure always, 31
, patience interprets, 255
Prophecy, power of, 45
, reasoning it is not, 35
, secret idiom of, 245
, sixth sense, vlii., 34
, spirit of, 43
——, tripod, 86
, true prophecy, 39, 43
, language of, 244
, unintelligible before event,
8 ; Pretender, 33 ; to relatives of Nostradamus, 112
year(3797); up to, 50
" Prophecies of Nostradamus by D.D.,"i83
Prose, solutii oratio, 53
Protectorate, 177
Provencal quatrain, 293
Providence shapes history, 31
Pry, Plato, 145
Prussia, King of, 341
Psalm, 117, 206
Psellus, 84
Punic chronicle of Joel, 60
Puntales Castle, 192
Puritans, 194
Purpose of this book, 89
Pyramids, battle of, 287
Pyrenees, peace of, 157 ; crossed, 161
Pythag(iras, xi.
Quarterly Revietv, 176, 219 Quatrains, Nostradamus would
like to give dates to, 67 Quicklime, Louis, xvi. ; head, 261
R
Radstadt, peace of, 229
Kaimond, Lord Florimond de, 27
Raleigh, 124, 191
Rapin's, " History," 354, 355
Rapis = Paris, 237
Rash, tete, 296, 303
Ralonneau, 131
Ravaillac, 126
Reader, the capable, xxv.
Reason, goddess of, 234, 276
INDEX.
Reason, haman understandine. 35> 48 ^'
, words an apoplexy of, 286,
V. Science Rebel, Pretender, 221 ; new fruit
156 Red, rouges republicans, 22S
cardinals, 274
, Cardinal de Bourbon, 129
, English red-coals^30S
, kill each other, 274
, reds and whiles, 65
. rouges abandon purple, xix.,
V. Colours R^icide popes, 121, 154 Religion, loi saincle, 231 Renalus or Rene king, 3 Renee, Nostradamus's mother, 2 Republic, beggars brawl, 240
of 1848, chapter on, 337
, philosophic, 121
, tempered by daggers, 124
Restoration (1660), 210 Retz, Oirdinal de, 35 Revelation, inspired, 30 Revolution, French, earthquake,. 24-2
, 16S8, 218
, Hers ilal, 243
, Vulgar Advent, xvii., 37. 69
Rheims, 242 Rian, Jean de, 155 Richelieu, Cardinal, Bou'ogne, 321 ; Cinq Mars, 146; congress, 189; Havre de Grace, 296; malevolent, 153; vulpine, 154 Riches despised, 157 ; love not,
292, V. Gold Rights of man, 233 ; phantom,
223 Riquet, Paul, 157 Robespierre, 317 Rochelle, 160 Rochepot, Lord, 137 Rod magic, 77
, Moses, 318
, sibyl, 82
, winchel, 78
Roman de la Rose, 175 Rome, city of the sun, 65
Rome, Golgotha, 327
, Hannibal's curse, 229
, King of, 291
. Napoleon, King of, 289, 502
, Pius V'l., 280
, Romanie, 304
, Romains, 39
, sacked by Charles V iq-j
taken. 282
Rosne, or Rhone, 28^ Koslopchin, 304 Kota, 192 Rouen, 130 Rouges, i: Red Roundheads short hair, 296 Rousseau, redhead, xx., 23 ? Roux, Jean de, 13 Roy-Roy, Henri HI., 126 Russia, 72. 18S,. 2S4 Kussell, Lord John, 86 Khylhni, 56
Saints, Cromwell, 212 ; Napoleon, 237 ; saint worship, 277
Salic law, 165
Salon de Craux, 7
Salt exorcised, 176
Samuel, 301
San^, 243, 244
Sardinia, 155, 278; Fossan, 326
Saranra, 290
Saturn, age of gold, 73, frenzy, 206 ; saturnine, 213
Saturnians, 201, 203; v. Antichrist
Sauice, 248
Sauts, kick of gun, 141
Savone, 302
Savory, Strand, 354
Scaliger, J. C, 6, 37
Sceptics, haphazard, 27S, v.
Science Scepticism, 35, 75 ; interpretation,
254, V. Atheism Scharf, Mr. George, 354 Schools, board, 182 Science, 34 ; encyclopaedists, 233 illuminali^ 214
Z7.
Science method, 253 , Montpellier, J ; self-sufficiency, 254, V. Sceptics
, study of nature, xxii. v.
Reason
■ , telescope, 253, v. Philosophy
, wisdom of, 79
Scotch, 172; Scotland, 196 ; Church of Scotland, 198
Scone, 20S, 323
Scott, Sir W., 200
Sea, the, Pempotan, iSi
Sebastian, St., Castle, 192
Sedan, 228, 339, 340
Segur, Comle de, 301
Seine, 114
Scle = sella, tripod scat, 76
Sense, a sixth, 34 ; anticipatory thought, 32
Sentiment, v. Religion, 233
Senate of London, 173
Septante, 190, Septcnaries, 185
Sepulchre, Holy, 66.
Sequence, v. Order
Serfdom, George I., 223
Serz'iis sen'orum, 109
Seventeen-92 (1792), 69
Seventy-three years, 63, 227
Sext, 2S0
Sforza, 290
Ship of St. Peter, 158, 193, 302
Shipton, Mother, x.vii.
Short robe, 297
Sibyl, 82
Sicily, Trinacria, 70
Sidney College, 352
Simon, cordonnier, 266
Simon, Thomas, Cromwell, 352
Sixains, presented to Henry I\'.,
133 Sixth sense, vm., 34 Sixlus v., 99, 130 Slaves, Highlanders sold for, 207 Solaires, les. Christians, 152 Solar pass, 85 ; order, 88 Soldat simple, 297 Solemn League, 198 Soliman H., 98, 239 Soils Templurn, 193 Solitude, 233, 235
Sommcrive, Earl, 156
.Somers Town, 217
Sons, .spiritual, 42
Soul, comfort to, 78
eye, 80 ; eye and soul,
234 . . ^
immortal spirit, 263
, indivisible unity o(, 255
morals, 311
prophecy, 253, v. Immor
tatity Sound, conveyed, 216 South, King of, 71 Spain, 72 ; Spanish succession,
161 ; slow, 192 Sparta slow, 192 ; Sparte = Paris,
329
Speech, Napoleon, 286 ; five talkers, 295, v. Oratory
Spirit of man, 263; drawn to centre, xxi., v. Soul
Spiritual sons, 42
Spond, Lord, 27
Sponge, Church treated as, 297
Stael, Madame de, 290
Stars, revolution of, 42 ; intelligence, 46 ; withdrawal, 234
Stendal, 290
Stomach, estomac intercluse, 23 ; Kitchin, 325
Stonehenge, 193
Storm, 211
Stafford, Earl, 172
Stuart dynasty, 170
Stuart, Henry, 193
Stuart, Mary, 102, 170
Success, despicable, 356
Suicide, Napoleon, 306, 310
Sully, Due de, loS
Sumatra, Isle of, 66
Sun = Church or Christianity, 119; Louis XIV. 152 ; temple of, 221
Sunlight kissed, 254
Surrey Street, Strand, 354
Sword-saviour, 295 ; sabrcttr, 230 ; Paris, city of, Cit^ au Glaive, 262
Symbol, double, 45 j Sympatliy, craved, 308
hXDEX.
Table-turning, xiv., 88; little
table, 86, v. Clairvoyance Tao, 292 ; Tagus, 293 Taine, 290 Talma, 329 Tarasc, 282 Tarpeian rock, 326 Telescope, 335
Temple, Miss, 4 j
Temples, desecrated, 233, 277 ;
cclique, 192 Temple, I'aris, 230 Terburg's, Munsier, 173 'I'erseness, v. Brevity
Teste rase, 296, 303 Thames, 159 'ITicodorus, 87 Thcodosius, 88
i hiers, 250
Thinkers, solitary, 233, 235
Thomasius, spirit drawn to the
centre, xxi. Thou, de, 147 Thrasibulus, 64 Tiers etat, 242
Time, Nostradamus no sense of, 178, 208 ; date quatrains, 67
, future = past, 57
, Xeron, 337
, order, 276
Tiresias, xxvii.
Toledan art, 40
Tolentino, 281
Tongue, 286
Torcy, le, 340 ,
Torne-Chavigny, Abbe, 264
Torrington, 159
Tory, Taurer, 201 ; Tories, 202 ; Tor)' cavaliers, 296
Toulon, 272, 296
Toulouse, Hotel de Ville, 143
Tourzel, Madame de, 249
Trafalgar, 182
Tranche, guillotine, 245 ; Dr Guillotin, 261
Treves the Elector, 142
Treviso, 289
Trevoux, Dictionnaire dc, 246
Tricolour, 279, v. Flag
Trimmer, 213
Trinacria, Sicily, 70
Tripod, 57, 81, 86
Truth, Vauban, 157 ; let it prevail, 348 ; Coleridge, xxvii.
Tuilleries, 154; secret gate of, 246; stormed, 248 ; rebuilt, 273 ; Napoleon, 295 ; Napoleon III. born in, 339; Treilhos, 294
Turenne, Marsha], 339
Turin, 268
Turk, Sultan, 66 ; Byzantine sails, 69; SolimanII.,98; Lepanto,
>05. 335 ^ , , , Tuscany, 337 ; Duke of, 347 Tuxis, ambassador, 138 Tyranny, 294; Olestant, xix., v
Liberty (same thing)
U
Utrecht, peace of, 162, 222 Unity, to divide it, 255
Valence, 281, 283
Valens, Emperor, 86
Valois, extinction of family, 98
Vapin monstre, 347
Varennes, 245
Vauban, 156, 157
Vaudeuil, de, 248
Vaultorte, 245, 247
Vendee, la, 27S
Vendome (pillar pulled down ?),
65 Veneration, v. Obedience Venice, 69, 104 ; St. Marks, 289 Venus, 118
\ervain, the prospering plant, 87 I 'espres el moiuhes, 295 Vicar of the cope, pope, 72 Vienna, treaty of, 187 Villars, Marshal, 160 Villeroy, 136, 151 Vinetsil, 153, 174 Vincence, Due de, 309
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Virgil, earthquake, 242
Virgin Mary, 233
Virginia, 190
Visible world, 78, v. Eye
Visions, 38 ; dissolving views,
loi ; of night, 20I ; names
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Wasps and Hies, 307
Water magical, 77 ; basin, 85 ; waters = people, 233
Waterloo, cjuatrain, 312 ; Napoleon's baggage, 290
Wax, 276
Wellington, 293, 312, 313
West, Napoleon, 66, 98, 286
Westminster Abljey, 323
Hall, King's trial, 175
Westphalia treaty, 151, 173
Whig, 213
Whitby omits " Book of Revelation," 3,1
228 ;
65,
White, blancs (royalists), Auslrians, 305 ; whites black for white, 232
Whitehall, 124, 154, 199
WUliam III., 159; revolution, 21S
Wine, 71 ; sel et vin, 154, 173
Winchel-rod, 78, v. Rod
Wit, on Japan, 109; on Assumption, 238
Witches' sabbath, 84
Women Aix, modest, 7 ; sa»urs, 233 ; naked, 234, 278
Worcester, battle, 209
Words, master in, 38 j loquacity, 46 ; not understood, 242
Worlil, age of, 58 ; creation, unseen, 78
Wren, Sir Christopher, 354
Wrong to be let alone, 299
Vcung, Dr., poet, 4 Vdiaques, Don, 137 Ypres, 220 Vvan, 308, 309, 310
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