-- Account of himself, and the Reflection on the Immortality

Objects about him, &c. on of the Soul, &c. Page 347

bis Creation Page 257 Repulsory Speech to Eve at-
Prohibited the Tree of Know. tempting to consolate him
ledge
261

350
Of his fint View of the Di Relents towards her

351
vine Presence in Station in. Reply to her, accofing herself
Paradile, &c.

ib. as the firtt in Transgression,
Speech to God thereon, and

352
on his Solitude there 262 Answer, to her Reply advising
Reply to God's Answer is. to die by their own Hands,
Sleep on the Formation of Eve

354
described

263 Rorolves the contrary, Sub-
His firft View of her 265 miflion to God's Will and
Passion for her
267 Repentance

355
Valedi&ion to Raphael 270 Speech to Eve, on the Effica-
Discourse with Eve preceding cy of Prayer, &c. 363

the Temptation, on Satan's Hails her che Mother of Man-
Subtilty and the Means to kind

364
refift it, &c. 281, 285 Speech to her on the Omens
Care and Fears for her in her preceeding their Expulfon
Absence

301 from Paradise 365
Meets her returning with the On the View of Michael ap.
forbidden Fruit ib. proaching

367
Soliloquy, lamenting her Behaviour on receiving the
Tranigression 302 Message

369
Resolves to die with her 303 Speech to Michael thereon
Speech to ber thereon
ib.

370
Eats the forbidden Fruit 305 Resignation

372
Incites her to carnal Fruition Discourse to Michael, diica

(the firit Effects of it) 306 vering to him in Vinon
The Place, &c. described 307 what should happen in the
After-speech to her on their World till the Flood
Fall and Nakedness 308

from 388 10 402
Another, charging her as the Discourse with him, relating
Aggrefior

311

what should happen to the
Reply to her Answer, recri. general Relurrection
minates her affected Seif.

from 404 to 423
sufficiency, &c. 312 General Reply to him, Relo-
Answer to God (the Son) cal. lutions of future Obedience,

ling him to Judgment 318 Dependance on God's Pro-
Reply to him, accufes Eve vidence, &c.

319

Vide Eve, Vide Michael, Vi.
The Sentence pronounced on de Raphael, Vide Similes.
him

321 Adonis, or Thammuz, a fallen
Soliloquy thereon
346 Angel

33
continued

349 Adramelec and Afmadai, fallen
Wishes for his Dissolution Angels, wounded and put to
383, 347 Flight

214
Αις

424

210

220

1

Air firft clouded on Adam's Fall Prevail

322
364 Entire Defeat, and Expulsion
Amaranth, a Flower transplant from Heaven
ed from Paradise to Heaven.

from 228 to 230
117

Transformed to Serpents 334
Ambition censured

78 Farther punished with an Illu-
A Cause of Satan's Fall 141 fion of the forbidden Fruit
Angels, cælestial, obey God of

336
Choice, nor Neceflity 191

Boch annually continued 337
Imbattelled againt Satan and

Vide Satan.
the fallen Angels
204 Apofiles their Milion, &c.

423
Their Signal and March 200 Gift of the Holy Ghost

425
Signal coengage, and Engage. Succeffors, Wolves, false Tea-
ment

chers, &c. described 426
Prevail
214 Argument of the Poem

1, 272
Disposition to re-engage 217

Ariel, Arioc, and Ramiel, fallen
Retreat

219 Angels, vanquished 214
Rally again and renew the Ark, its Building by Noab des
Fight

scribed

397
Their Song on the Creation

Vide Noah.
235, 247, 248 Ark of the Covenant described
On its Diffolution and Reno-

416
vacion

340 Afblaroth and Baalim, fallen
Guardians of Paradise, their Angels

31
Parade, Watches, &c. Aforeth or Afarle, a fallen An.
165, 168, 171, 183 gel

32
Re-ascent to Heaven on A Author's Hymn on conjugal
dam's Fall

315
Love

164
Appointed to expel Adam, &c. To Light

106
from Paradise

361

Invocations 2, 108, 134, 359
March possessing it, and expel. Reflection, in Prospect of A
ling him, &c.

429
dan's &c. Fall

75
Vide God the Father and Son. On Satan's premeditated
Guardians of Mankind 277

Attempt

139
Angels, fallen, their After-Itate Author's Reflecton on Eve's

6,21

parting with Adam preceed-
Numbers
21, 197

286
Names

25

On their Nakedness after the
Various Pursuits, &c. 79

Fall

309
Lofs fupplied by Man's Crea On his own Blindness, &c. 107
cion

134 Azazel, a fallen Angel, Satan's
Imbattelied againft the Angels Standard-bearer.

44
cæleftia)

206
Engagement

B
Defeat

215 Aalim and Abtaroth, fallen
Difpofition to re-ingage 219. Angels

31
Their Artillery, Cannon, &c. Babel, the City and Tower built

221
by Nimrod, &c. 405

The

ing it

210

B

The Confusion of Languages State before it Page 193

there described · Page 406 A Bridge made over it from
Baptism, what the Sign of 423 Hell-gates to the World at
Baptized, the Holy Ghost given Adam's Fall

324
primitively to all such

405 Charity, its Praises, &c. 428
Battle, &c. between the cæleftial Chemos, or Peor, a fallen Angel
and fallen Angels, God the Son

28
concluding it, described 210 Cherubim. Vide Angels cæleftial,
Vide Angel cæleftial and fallen.

&c.
Beasts, Part of the fixth Day's Church, Hirelings in it, compa.
Creation, described

247

red to the Devil in Paradise
Belzebub, a fallen Angel, 7

145
Described

72 Cocytus, a River of Hell 82
His Answer to Satan's first Conjugal Love, the Praises, &c.
Speech after their Fall

9
of it

164
To his fecond

16 Distinguished from an Amour
Speech in Council, called by

ib.
Satan thereon

72 Consists in Reason, not Passion
Promotes an Attempt on the

268
World

74
Defined

ib.
Belial, a fallen Angel, 39 Expres, on the Woman's Part,
Described
66 in Practice

269
His Speech in Council ib. In Words

429
To Satan on their Advan-

A reciprocal Duty of it
tage gained in the Re-en-

282
gagement with the celestial Conjugal Obedience, Woman's
Angels

Happiness, &c.

160
Birds, Part of the fifth Day's Conjugal Union, the Reasons
Creation, described

242 and Obligations of it
Blafts, an Effect of Adam's Pall

344 Conscience, God's Umpire in
Bridge from Hell-gates to the Man

113
World over Chaos, the Work, The Terrors of it

139, 349
&c. described

324 Laws to force it censured 426
C.

No Infallibility against it ib.

Constellations, their Appearance,
related

387
Motion, &c.

130
Cham's Story

149

Creation, the Universal described
Chance, the common Notion of
it exploded

97 Creatures, animal, in Paradise
Chaos described 96, 236 described

152
Its Court

99 Have Degrees of Knowledge
Answer to Satan's Speech and Reafon

262
there

Their Discord, an Effe&t of
Bounds fince the Angels Fall, Adam's Fall

345
the Creation, &c. ib, Entry of Noah's Ark

395

222

266, 304

135, 238

100

D.

E

over Cha

328

Dominion, absolute in Man,
D

over Men, an Usurpacion

Page 406
Agon, a

fallen Angel 35 Dreams illusive, &c. their
Damn'd, the Vicifficude of Source

166
their Torments described Natural

177
Page 84 Divine

429
David, his Throne, why eternal

421

E
Day and Night in Heaven, de.
scribed

204
Deaib and Sin, their Station at Effect of Adam's Fall 360
Hell-gates before Adani's Fall Earth and Heaven

88 Vide Heaven and Earth.
Their Union

3:23 Earth, its general Creation de.
Make a Bridge from thence fcribed

135, 238
to the World The Shadow of Heaven 192
after it

324 Separated from the Waters,
Meet Satan in his Return to Part of the third Day's
Hell from thence
327 Creation described

240
Their Journey thither, and The Fruits of it, &c. 241

Influences descried 330 Its Motion, or of the Hea-
Arrival at Paradile

vens, Speculations thereon
After.conduct in the World censured

255
339
Its Praises

276
Death described

89 The Centre of the Creation
Answer to Salan at Hell-gates

ib.
go Destruction of, by Noah's
The Son w, Satan and Sin

Flood

397
Its Birch

93
Reftitution after it

400
Answer to Sin on Adam's Fall An universal Paradise, at the

323 Mefiah's coming to Paradise
To Sin's Speech in Paradise

423

Vide World.
Death, natural, the Causes and Eden, the Country bounded 146
Variety of it described from The Garden of it. Vide

387 to 388 Paradise
More terrible in View than Egypt, the Plagues of it de-
Reality
387 scribed

413
Of the Faithful, a Sleep to Election afferred

133
Immortality

422 Enach, his Story and Transia-
The Gate of Life

427
tion

395..396
Dearb, eternal, considered 347 Eve and Adam. Vide Adain

Deluge universal. Vide Noab. and Eve. Vide Innocence,
Despair, the Degrees and Co. Eve particularly described, cha.
lours of it

141 racterized, &c. 162, 186,
Devils, why eternally exclud. 265, 266, 267, 269, 285,
ed from Grace

III

286, 288, 291, 294, 302.
Discord censured

78
Geg 2

Anliver

91

338

Answer to Adam's Discourse coses the Serpent Page 320

on the Prohibition of the The Sentence pronounced on
Tree of Knowledge Pa. 154 her

32!
Recounts her first View of the Behaviour and Speech to

Creation, Adam, &c. 155 Adam's Repulse of her, and
Answer to him at Night 160 her Offers of Consolacion,
To him waking her, relates accuses herfelf 351

her Dream, the Subject of After-behaviour thereon ib.
Satan's first illusive Temp Reply to his Answer, advises
tation

175 co die by their own Hands
Weeping described
177

352
Attending the Entertainment

To him hailing ber the Mo.
of Raphael

187 ther of Mankind 264
Her Formation from Adam Soliloquy, lamenting the

265 threatening Expulsion from
Behaviour on View of him, Paradise

269
&c.

266 Speech to him on quitting it,
Discourse with him preceding Affection, conjugal Relo-

the Temptation, the pre lutions, and Consolation on
vailing, on her own Suf. the Promise of the Meffiah
ficiency, and his Fondness

429
from 279 to 284

Vide Adam.
Answer to Satan, in che Ser Evening described

159
pent

292

Evil-in Thoughts unapprov.
The Discourse, Satan tempt ed -blaipeless
ing to eat the forbidden

Experience, a Guide to Wisdom
Fruit, continued
298

298
Soliloquy before her eating it

F

ibid.
Plucks and eats

299

Aith, unneceffary Endea.
Soliloqay after it

ib.

vours to approve it fuf-
Resolution to tempt Adam

picious

311
300 Faith in Chrift, with Works,
Speech to him thereon

301
eternal Life

423
Reply to his Answer, resolv. Laws to force it censured 425
ing to die with her

304, No Infallibility against it 426
Behaviour chereon

305 Fancy, a Faculty of the Soul, its
Eve gives him the Fruit 305

Office

177
Repeatsthe Transgreffion with The Eye of the Soul 265
bim

306 Fame, or Glory, the common
Is inciten by him to carnal Notion of it censured 395
Fruition, the firft Effect of Fate, the Will of God

237
it.

306, 307 Fig-free, of which Adam and
The Place, &c. described 307 Eve, &c. made Aprons,
Answer to him, accusing her described,

309
as the Aggressor, imputes it firmament, the second Day's
to his Indulgence 311 Creation, described

239
Answer to God, the Son, call Fish, Part of the fifth Day's
** ing Ker to Judgment, ac Creation, described 223

Flaming-

177

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