INDEX.
N. B. The XII Books are denoted by the
numeral letters of the Alphabet: The
other numbers denote the verses.
Aron and Mofes, their mission to Egypt xij 170.
Abdiel (a Seraph) opposes Satan promoting the
Angels revolt, v 803. his reply to Satan's answer v 877
His fidelity, &c. celebrated v 896. His retreat from
Satan's party vj I. His foliloquy on view of him at
their head vj 114. His speech thereon vj 130. His
reply to Satan's answer vj 171. He encounters him in
the battel vj 189. He vanquishes Ariel, Arioc and
Ramiel, fallen Angels vj 369.
Abel and Cain, their story related xj 429.
Abraham's and the patriarch's story xij 113. All nations
his fons by faith xij 446.
Acheron, a river of hell ij 570.
Adam and Eve describ'd generally iv 288. particularly
iv 295. 95. Their state of innocence iv 312. 492. 738.
V 211. 303. viij 510. Vide Innocence. Their night
oraison iv 720. Morning oraison v 153. Preparations
to entertain the Angel Raphael v 313. The table and
entertainement describ'd v 391. Their nuptial bed iv 708.
Nuptials celebrated viij 510. Parting preceding the
temptation ix 385. Behaviour after their fall ix 1004.
Find themselves naked ix 1051. Make themselves co-
verings of fig leaves ix 1099. Recriminate on, and re-
proach each other ix 1187. Hide themselves from God
(the Son) x 97. Appearance before him x 109. Re-
pentance x 1098. Expulsion from paradise xij 625.
Vide Similies.
Adam, bis discourse with Eve on the prohibition of the
Tree of Knowledge iv 411. To her at night iv 610
Answer to her question about the nightly luminaries iv
660. Viewing her sleeping v 8. Answer to her relating
her dream v 94. To her weeping v 129. He invites
the Angel Raphael to his bower, &c. v-361. His
Discourse with bim v 460. Continued on various fub-
jects viij 651. Vide Raphael. His creation and domi-
nion, &c. over the creatures ix 524. Prohibited the
Tree of Knowledge vij 542 viij 332. Account of him-
felf, and the objects about him, &c. on his creation
viij 253. Of his first view of the Divine presence, in-
flation in Paradise, &c. viij 311. Speech to God thereon,
and on his
Solitude there viij 357. Reply to God's answer
viij 379. Sleep on the formation of Eve defcrib'd vinj
451. His first view of her viij 481. Passion for ber
viij 521. Valediction to Raphael viij 644. Discourse
with Eve preceding the temptation ix 265 to 384.
Care and fears for her in absence ix 838. Meets ber
returning with the forbidden fruit ix 847. Soliloquy
lamenting her transgression ix 896. Resolves to die with
her ix 907. Speech to her thereon ix 921. Eats the
forbidden fruit ix 996. Incites her to carnal fruition
(the first effect of it) ix 1011. 1016. The place, &c.
described ix 1037. After speech to her on their fall
and nakedness ix 1067. Another, charging her as the
aggreffor ix 1132. Reply to her answer (recriminates
her affected felf-sufficiency, &c.) ix 1162. Answer 10
God (the Son) calling him to judgment x 115. Reply
im (accuses E Eve) X 124. The fentence pronounced
on him x 197. Soliloquy thereon x 720. Continued
x 854. Wishes for his dissolution x 746.771. Reflection
on the immortality of the foul, &c. x 782. Repulfory
Speech to Eve attempting to confolate him x 866. Relents
towards ber x 937. Reply to ber (accusing her self as
the first in transgression) x 947. Answer (to her reply
advising to die by their own hands) x 1013. Resolves
the contrary, (Submission to God's will, and repen-
tance)
tance) x 1028. Speech to Eve on the efficacy of
prayer, &c. xj 140. Hails her the mother of mankind
xj 158. Speech to ber on the Omens preceding their
expulsion from Paradise xj 193. On the view of
Michael approaching xj 226. Behaviour on receiving
the message xj 263. Speech to Michael thereon xj 295
Resignation x) 370. Discourse with Michael, disco-
vering to him
vision what should happen in the
world till the flood xj 450 to 867. Discourse with
bim, relating what should happen to the general re-
furrection xij 6 to 551. General reply to him, (refo-
lutions of future obedience, dependance on God's provi-
dence, &c.) xij 552. Vide Eve. Vide Michael. Vide
Raphael. Vide Similies.
Adonis (or Thammuz) a fall'n Angel i 46.
Adramalec and Afmadai, fall'n Angels, wounded, and
put to flight vj 365.
first clouded on Adam's fall xj 182.
Allufions. Vide Similies.
Amarant, a flower transplanted from Paradise to Heaven
Ambition cenfured ij 482. A cause of Satan's fall iv 86.
Angels (cæleftial) obey God of choice, not necessity v 535
Imbattel'd against Satan, and the fall'n Angels vj 15
Their signal, and march vj 56. Signal to engage, and
engagement vj 202. Prevail vj 386. Disposition to
re-ingage vj 524. Retreat vj 597. Rally again, and
renew the fight vj 634. Their song on the creation vij
180.252.557.602. On its dissolution and renovation
x 641. Guardians of Paradise, their parade, watches, &c.
iv 778. 782. 861.977. V 287. Re-ascent to Heaven
on Adam's fall xj 17. Appointed to expel Adam, &c.
from Paradife xj 127. Descent there vij 208. Post
affigned viij 220. March possessing it, and expelling
him, &c. xij 626. Guardians of mankind ix 152.
Vide God the Father and Son. Vide Similies.
Angels (fallen) their after-flate i 50.339. Numbers i
33.1. V 743. Names 1 374. Various pursuits, &c.
ij 528.
ij 528. Loss fupply'd by man's creation iij 677. Im
battel'd against the Angels cœlestial vj 79. Engage-
ment vj 202. Defeat vj 386. Disposition to re-engage
vj 507. Their artillery,
cannon, vj 572. Prevail
vj 597. Entire defeat, and expulsion from Heaven vj
831 to 877. Transformed to ferpents x 519. Further
punish'd with an illusion of the forbidden fruit x 547.
Both annually continued x 575. Vide Satan. Vide
Similies.
Apostles, their mission, &c. xij 439. Gift of the Holy
Ghost xij 497. Successors (wolves, false teachers, &c.)
defcrib'd xij 508.
Argument of the Poem i I. ix I.
Ariel, Arioc and Ramiel (fall'n Angels) vanquish'd vj
369.
Ark, its building by Noah, defcrib'd xj 728. Vide Noah.
Ark of the covenant described xij 249.
Athtaroth and Baalim (fall'n Angels) i 422.
Aftoreth, or Astarte (a fall'n Angel) i 431.
Author's hym'n on conjugal love iv 750. To light iij
Invocations i 6. iij 61. vij r. xj 20. Reflection,
in prospect of Adam's fall ij 380. On Satan's preme-
dicated attempt iv 1. On Eve's parting with Adam
preceding it ix 404. On their nakedness after the fall
ix 1114. On his own blindness, &c. iij 22.
Azazel (a fall'n Angel) Satan's standard bearer i 534.
Baalim and Afhtaroth (fall'n Angels) i 422.
Babel, the city and tower, built by Nimrod, &c. xij 38.
The confusion of languages there defcrib'd xij 48.
Baptism, what the sign of xij 442.
Baptiz'd, the Holy Ghost given primitively to all fuch
xij 497.
Battel, &c. between the cœlestial, and fallen Angels,
(God the Son concluding it) describ'd vj 202 to 877.
Vide Angels cœleftial, and fall'n.
Beasts, part of the sixth day's creation, defcrib'd vij 453.
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