ABBOTT, JOSIAH GARDINER, a pupil of
Emerson, 49, 50.

Academic Races, 2, 3. (See Hered-
ity.)

Action, subordinate, 112.
Adams, John, old age, 261.
Adams, Samuel, Harvard debate,
115.

Addison, Joseph, classic, 416.
Advertiser, The, Emerson's interest
in, 348.

Eolian Harp, his model, 329, 340.
(See Emerson's Poems, - Harp.)
Eschylus, tragedies, 253. (See
Greek.)

Agassiz, Louis: Saturday Club, 222;
companionship, 403.
Agriculture in Anthology, 30; at-
tacked, 190; not Emerson's field,
255, 256, 365.
Akenside, Mark, allusion, 16.
Alchemy, adepts, 260, 261.
Alcott, A. Bronson: hearing Emer-
son, 66; speculations, 86; an ideal-
ist, 150; The Dial, 159; sonnet,
355; quoted, 373; personality
traceable, 389.

Alcott, Louisa M., funeral bouquet,
351.

Alexander the Great: allusion, 184;
mountain likeness, 322.
Alfred the Great, 220, 306.
Allston, Washington, unfinished pic-
ture, 334. (See Pictures.)
Ambition, treated in Anthology, 30.
America: room for a poet, 136, 137;

virtues and defects, 143; faith in,
179; people compared with Eng-
lish, 216; things awry, 260; aris-
tocracy, 296; in the Civil War, 304;
Revolution, 305; Lincoln, the true
history of his time, 307; passion
for, 308, 309; artificial rhythm,

329; its own literary style, 342
home of man, 371; loyalty to, 406;
epithets, 406, 407. (See England,
New England, etc.)
Amici, meeting Emerson, 63.
Italy.)
Amusements, in New England, 30.
Anæmia, artistic, 334.

(See

Ancestry in general, 1-3; Emer-
son's, 3 et seq. (See Heredity.)
Andover, Mass.: Theological School,
48; graduates, 411.

Andrew, John Albion: War Gov-
ernor, 223; hearing Emerson, 379.
(See South.)

Angelo. (See Michael Angelo.)
Antinomianism: in The Dial, 162;

kept from, 177. (See God, Reli-
gion, etc.)

Anti-Slavery in Emerson's pulpit,
57; the reform, 141, 145, 152;
Emancipation address, 181; Bos-
ton and New York addresses, 210-
212; Emancipation Proclamation,
228; Fugitive Slave Law, and other
matters, 303–307. (See South.)
Antoninus, Marcus, allusion, 16.
Architecture, illustrations, 253.
Arianism, 51. (See Unitarianism.)
Aristotle : influence over Mary
Emerson, 17; times mentioned,
382.

Arminianism, 51. (See Methodism,
Religion, etc.)

Arnim, Gisela von, 225.
Arnold, Matthew: quotation about
America, 137: lecture, 236; on
Milton, 315; his Thyrsis, 333;
criticism, 334; string of Emerson's
epithets, 406.

Aryans, comparison, 312.
Asia: a pet name, 176; immovable,
200.

Assabet River, 70, 71.
Astronomy: Harp illustration, 108;
stars against wrong, 252, 253. (See
Galileo, Stars, Venus, etc.)
Atlantic Monthly: sketch of Dr.
Ripley, 14, 15; of Mary Moody
Emerson, 16; established, 221;
supposititious club, 222; on Per-
sian Poetry, 224; on Thoreau, 228;
Emerson's contributions, 239, 241;
Brahma, 296.

Atmosphere: effect on inspiration,
290; spiritual, 413, 414.
Augustine, Emerson's study of,

52.

Authors, quoted by Emerson, 381-
383. (See Plutarch, etc.)

BACON, FRANCIS: allusion, 22, 111;
times quoted, 382.

Bancroft, George: literary rank, 33;
in college, 45.

Barbier, Henri Auguste, on Napo-
leon, 208.

Barnwell, Robert W.: in history,
45; in college, 47.

Beaumont and Fletcher, disputed,
line, 128, 129.

Beauty its nature, 74, 94, 95; an
end, 99, 135, 182; study, 301.
Beecher, Edward, on preexistence,
391. (See Prečxistence.)
Behmen, Jacob: mysticism, 201,
202, 396; citation, 380.
Berkeley, Bishop: characteristics,
189; matter, 300.
Bible Mary Emerson's study, 16;
Mosaic cosmogony, 18; the Exo-
dus, 35; the Lord's Supper, 58;
Psalms, 68, 181, 182, 253; lost Par-
adise, 101; Genesis, Sermon on
the Mount, 102; Seer of Patmos,
102, 103; Apocalypse, 105; Song
of Songs, 117; Baruch's roll, 117,
118; not closed, 122; the Sower,
154; Noah's Ark, 191; Pharisee's
trumpets, 255; names and imag-
ery, 268; sparing the rod, 297;
rhythmic mottoes, 314; beauty of
Israel, 351; face of an angel, 352;
barren fig-tree, 367; a classic, 376;
body of death, "Peace be still! "
379; draught of fishes, 381; its
semi-detached sentences, 405;
Job quoted, 411; "the man
Christ Jesus," 412; scattering
abroad, 414. (See Christ, God,
Religion, etc.)

Bigelow, Jacob, on rural cemeteries,
31.

Bliss, Daniel, patriotism, 72.
Blood, transfusion of, 256.
Books, use and abuse, 110, 111. (See
Emerson's Essays.)

Boston, Mass.: First Church, 10, 12,
13; Woman's Club, 16; Harbor,
19; nebular spot, 25, 26; its pul-
pit darling, 27; Episcopacy, 28;
Athenæum, 31; magazines, 28-34;
intellectual character, lights on its
three hills, high caste religion, 34;
Samaria and Jerusalem, 35; streets
and squares, 37-39; Latin School,
39, 40, 43; new buildings, 42; Mrs.
Emerson's boarding-house, the
Common as a pasture, 43; Unita-
rian preaching, 51; a New England
centre, 52; Emerson's settlement,
54; Second Church, 55-61; lec-
tures, 87, 88, 191; Trimount Ora-
cle, 102; stirred by the Divinity-
School address, 126; school-keep-
ing, Roxbury, 129; æsthetic soci-
ety, 149; Transcendentalists, 155,
156; Bay, 172; Freeman Place
Chapel, 210: Saturday Club, 221-
223; Burns Centennial, 224, 225;
Parker meeting, 228; letters, 263,
274, 275; Old South lecture, 294;
Unitarianism, 298; Emancipation
Proclamation, 307; special train,
350; Sons of Liberty, 369; birth-
place, 407; Baptists, 413.
Boswell, James: allusion, 138; one

lacking, 223; Life of Johnson, 268.
Botany, 403. (See Science.)
Bowen, Francis: literary rank, 34;
on Nature, 103, 104.
Brook Farm, 159, 164-166, 189, 191.

(See Transcendentalism, etc.)
Brown, Howard N., prayer, 355.
Brown, John, sympathy with, 211.
(See Anti-Slavery, South.)
Brownson, Orestes A., at a party,
149.

Bryant, William Cullen: his literary

rank, 33; redundant syllable, 328;
his translation of Homer quoted,
378.

Buckminster, Joseph Stevens: min-
ister in Boston, 12, 26, 27, 52;
Memoir, 29; destruction of Gol-
dau, 31.
Buddhism: like Transcendentalism,
151; Buddhist nature, 188; saints

298. (See Emerson's Poems, -
Brahma, India, etc.)
Buffon, on style, 341.
Bulkeley Family, 4-7.

Bulkeley, Peter: minister of Con-
cord, 4-7, 71; comparison of ser-
mons, 57; patriotism, 72; land-
owner,
327.

Bunyan, John, quoted, 169.
Burke, Edmund: essay, 73; times
mentioned, 382.

Burns, Robert: festival, 224, 225
rank, 281; image referred to, 386;
religious position, 409. (See Scot-
land.)

Burroughs, John, view of English
life, 335.

Burton, Robert, quotations, 109,
381.

Buttrick, Major, in the Revolution,
71, 72.

Byron, Lord: allusion, 16; rank,
281; disdain, 321; uncertain sky,
335; parallelism, 399.

CABOT, J. ELLIOT on Emerson's lit-
erary habits, 27; The Dial, 159;
prefaces, 283, 302; Note, 295, 296;
Prefatory Note, 310, 311; the last
meetings, 347, 348.
Cæsar, Julius, 184, 197.
California, trip, 263-271, 359. (See
Thayer.)

Calvin, John: his Commentary,
103; used by Cotton, 286.
Calvinism: William Emerson's want
of sympathy with, 11, 12; out-
grown, 51; predestination, 230;
saints, 298; spiritual influx, 412.
(See God, Puritanism, Religion,
Unitarianism.)

Cambridge, Mass.: Emerson teach-
ing there, 50: exclusive circles,
52. (See Harvard University.)
Cant, disgust with, 156.
Carlyle, Thomas: meeting Emerson,
63; recollections of their rela-
tions, 78-80, 83; Sartor Resartus,
81, 82, 91; correspondence, 82, 83,
89, 90, 127, 176, 177, 192, 315, 317,
374, 380, 381, 406, 407; Life of
Schiller, 91; on Nature, 104, 105;
Miscellanies, 130; the Waterville
Address, 136-138; influence, 149,
150; on Transcendentalism, 156-
158; The Dial, 160-163; Brook
Farm, 164; friendship, 171; Chel-
sea visit, 194; bitter legacy, 196;
love of power, 197; on Napoleon
and Goethe, 208; grumblings, 260;

tobacco, 270; Sartor reprinted,
272; paper on, 294; Emerson's
dying friendship, 349; physique,
363; Gallic fire, 386; on Charac-
teristics, 387; personality trace-
able, 389.

Carpenter, William B., 230.
Century, The, essay in, 295.
Cerebration, unconscious, 112, 113.
Chalmers, Thomas, preaching, 65.
Channing, Walter, headache, 175,

390.

Channing, William Ellery: allusion,
16; directing Emerson's studies,
51; preaching, 52; Emerson in his
pulpit, 66; influence, 147, 149;
kept awake, 157.
Channing, William Ellery, the poet:
his Wanderer, 263; Poems, 403.
Channing, William Henry: allu-
sions, 131, 149; in The Dial, 159;
the Fuller Memoir, 209; Ode in-
scribed to, 211, 212.

Charleston, S. C., Emerson's preach-
ing, 53. (See South.)
Charlestown, Mass., Edward Emer-
son's residence, 8.
Charles V., 197.
Charles XII., 197.

Chatelet, Parent du, a realist, 326.
Chatham, Lord, 255.

Chaucer, Geoffrey: borrowings, 205;
rank, 281; honest rhymes, 340;
times mentioned, 382.
Chelmsford, Mass., Emerson teach-
ing there, 49, 50.

Chemistry, 403. (See Science.)
Cheshire, its "haughty hill," 323.
Choate, Rufus, oratory, 148.
Christ: reserved expressions about,
13; mediatorship, 59; true office,
120-122; worship, 412. (See Jesus,
Religion, etc.)
13;

Christianity: its essentials,
primitive, 35; a mythus, defects,
121; the true, 122; two benefits,
123; authority, 124; incarnation
of, 176; the essence, 306; Fathers,
391.

Christian, Emerson a, 267.
Christian Examiner, The: on Wil-
liam Emerson, 12; its literary
predecessor, 29; on Nature, 103,
104 repudiates Divinity School
Address, 124.

Church: activity in 1820, 147; avoid-
ance of, 153; the true, 244; music,
306. (See God, Jesus, Religion,
etc.)

Cicero, allusion, 111.