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A foolish saying of his on the subject, 243, n.\n\nAdultery, mischiefs of, 66.\n\nAbraham and Hagar, 117, and n.\n\nAlexander III. Pope, his constitution concerning post-legitimation, 35.\n\nAdam and Eve, their creation\u2014no precedent to be drawn from it against polygamy, 139 and n.\n\nAbigail and Ahinoam, wives to David, 148.\n\nAbishag the Shunamite, 164\u20135.\n\nAnselm, Archbishop of Canterbury, makes a canon against sodomy, which is never published, 171, n.\n\nAnthony, St.\u2014preaches to fishes, 193.\n\nAct of generation, not sinful in itself, 46 & seq.\n\n\u05d0\u05d9\u05e9\u2014explained in all its senses, 255\u20136.\n\nAbimelech, case of, 265.\n\nArticle, seventh, of the church of England, quoted and explained, 282.\n\nAbigail, her pleading for Nabal, 320.\n\nAbrogation, doctrine of, borrowed from the Mahometan doctors, 390, n. \u00a0\n\nB\n\nBOLINGBROKE, Lord, a sentiment of his, 7, n,\n\nBusbequius, his distinction between a wife and concubine, 55, n.\n\nBurnet, Bishop, quoted on the subject of the dissoluteness of the unmarried clergy before the Reformation, 65, n. A quotation from him on polygamy, 249. His opinion at large thereon, 291.\n\nBacon\u2019s Abr. quoted on pre-contracts, 31.\n\nBuxtorf, on Deut. xxi. 1\u20134. p. 86, n.\n\nBigamy, statute of 1 Jac. c. 11, preamble of, 175, n. Bigamists\u2014clergy censured, 189, n. Ousted of clergy, 199.\n\nBellarmine, his testimony for the Pope's power to make and unmake sins, 183, n.\n\nBantam, more females than males born there, 105.\n\nBeza\u2014talks nonsense, 151.\n\nBereans, their example to be followed, 237.\n\nBottles, leathern, mistaken for glass, 350.\n\nBucer, on concubinage, 396.\n\nBarbeyrac observes that Grotius changed his opinion concerning the interpretation of Matt. xix. 9. p. 374. See also vol. ii Append. No. 2.\n\nBaptism, no new law of Christ, 333.\n\nBernard, on celibacy, 170, and n.\n\n\u00a0\n\nC\n\nCRUCIFIX, an heathen invention, Pref. p. vii. n.\n\nConstantine, his laws about marriage, 32, n. Establishes Christianity by law, 203, n.\n\nConcubine, what, 53, 54, and n.\n\nCorollaries on the nature and obligation of marriage, 40.\n\nCommandment, the seventh does not forbid polygamy, 120.\n\nChurch, in 4th century, made no distinction between wife and concubine, 32, n.\n\nCoke, Lord, on Jointenancy, 151, n.\n\nCelibacy condemned, 168 & seq. Of the clergy, 200, 201.\n\nContinency, where to be prayed for, 179.\n\nCarthusians would not eat flesh to save their lives, 183.\n\nCerberus, Popish, his three heads, 202, n.\n\nCorinth had a temple of Venus, 211, n.\n\nCorinthians lewd and debauched to a proverb, ib.\n\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Paul\u2019s answer to their letter, 211. Explained, ib. & seq.\n\nC\u00e6sar, his account of community of wives among the Britons, 220, n.\n\nConcubines approved in the church, 32, n.\n\nCecrops establilhes monogamy at Athens, 232.\n\nCave, Dr. allows that the primitive Christians carried matters too far with respect to second marriages, 245.\n\nCeremonial law, its morality must ever remain, 260.\n\nCastration practised by some of the antient Christians; 286, n.\n\nCerinthus, his creed, 327.\n\nClarke, Dr. makes the New Testament the only criterion of truth to Christians, 328, n.\n\nChrist not a giver of a new law, 300. His offices, 337. His commission, 388.\n\nCommerce of the sexes, an object of the moral law, 342.\n\nCarvilius Ruga, the first Roman who divorced his wife, 346, n.\n\nCanon law, Popish, affirms the church to be above the scripture, Pref. viii. n.\n\nClergy, their marriage made felony, 200, 201.\n\n\u00a0\n\nD\n\nDOWER among the Jews, 27.\n\nDeut. xxiv. 1. considered and explained, 85, 86, 87, and n.\n\nDeut. xxii. 28, 29. explained, p. 28, 29.\u2014red in the church as the first lesson, March 4th, at evening service, 161.\n\nDivorce, Jewish, did not operate as a dissolution of the marriage, 88. Bill of, 317. Attended with difficulties, 346, n.\n\nDeut. xxi. 15. a conclusive argument for polygamy, 109.\n\nDavid has many wives given to him, 115.\n\nDiogenes held community of women, 214, n.\n\nDelaney, Dean, his reflections on polygamy, 116, 117, 249, 250\u20131. Examined, ib. and 252\u20133.\n\nDavid and Jonathan, their friendship, 321.\n\nDrusilla forsakes her husband and marries Felix, 364, n.\n\n\u00a0\n\nE\n\nERASMUS, a saying of his adversaries, 5, n.\n\nExod. xxii. 16. explained, 25. Red in the church as the first lesson, Feb. 8, p. 161.\n\nEcclesiastical courts, their views of marriage, 31.\n\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 their oppression and tyranny, 67, n. Ought to be abolished, 68.\n\nEspousals, 26, and n.\n\nExamples of the saints in old time are for our instruction, 84, n.\n\nEunuchs, mentioned Matt. xix. 11, 12, what, 173, n.\n\nElijah, a bold reprover of sin, 130.\n\nEzra x. 1, &c. and x. 2. quoted, 133.\n\nEdward I. stat. of, adopting the Pope's constitution at Lyons, concerning bigamists, 199.\n\nEdward VI. stat. of, repeals the former, 199.\n\nEcclesiasticus xxiii. 22, 23, describes adultery, 276.\n\nEnemies, love of, equally a doctrine of the Old and New Testaments, 314, 315.\n\n\u00a0\n\nF\n\nFATHERS, antient, their writings not to be depended on, 16, and n. ib. Their notions of Gen. i. 28. p. 119, n.\n\nFallibility of councils, churches, &c. confessed by the church of England, 6.\n\nFornication defined, 51, n.\n\nFather and Son, names of office, not of nature, 18, n.\n\nForster, Dr. his voyage quoted, on the proportion of males and females born in Africa, &c. 103.\n\nFlesh, one, the meaning of the phrase, 151, n.\n\nFrancis, St. preaches to the beasts, 193.\n\n\u00a0\n\nG\n\nGEN. ii. 23, 24, explained, and compared with 1 Cor. vi. 15, 16. p. 18, 19.\n\nGeneration, act of, not sinful in itself, 46, 47.\n\nGrant, Major, his notion about males and females examined, 101, n.\n\nGabriel brings the celibacy of priests from heaven, 200, n.\n\nGospel always one and the same, 229.\n\nGreeks polygamists, 232, n.\n\nGrotius, his thoughts on what makes a marriage, 22, n. Owns the Jewish law allowed polygamy, 240, n. His notions on the law of Christ relative to polygamy, 302.\n\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 changes his opinion, 374.\n\n\u00a0\n\nH\n\nHENRY II. of France, a saying of his on papal dispensations, 13, n.\n\nHillell, 82.\n\nHusband, defined, 44, n.\n\nHorace quoted on navigation 101, n. On the mutability of words, 59, n.\n\nHagar's marriage with Abram not sinful, 117, n.\n\nHen. VIII. statute of, against priests' marriage, 200, 201.\n\nHall, Bishop, a saying of his, 331.\n\nHerodias leaves her husband, and marries his brother, 364, n.\n\nHiphil-conjugation, how expressed by the Hellenists, 373, n.\n\n\u00a0\n\nI\n\nJUDGES xix. 1, &c. considered, 55.\n\nJenkinson, Ann, her hard case, 67, n.\n\nIgnorance not the cause of the Jewish polygamy, 92, & seq.\n\nIgnatius introduces the saying of a Jew on the credibility of the New Testament, 93, n.\n\nJoash a polygamist, by the act of the high-priest Jehoiada, 94.\n\nJacob and the angel, 115, n.\n\nJob xxxi. 1, explained, 124, n.\n\nJesuit's continency, ib.\n\nJoseph and Potiphar's wife, 139, n.\n\nInfants heads found in Pope Gregory's fish-pond, 201, n.\n\nJohn the Baptist, his reproof of Herod, 243. His commission and preaching, 245\u20136. Appeals to the Old Testament for his mission, 305, n.\n\nJosephus on Ruth iv. 6. p. 253. A saying of his on David's marrying Saul's wives, ib.\n\nJews, the modern, forbid polygamy, why, 264, n.\n\nJohn xiii. 34. explained, 316.\n\nJuvenal, on the manners of the Roman women, 368\u20139.\n\n\u00a0\n\nK\n\nKEMPFER, his account of the males and females in Meaco, 104, n.\n\nKennedy, Mr. on the sabbath, 159.\n\n\u00a0\n\nL\n\nLUTHER, his quarrel with Leo X. one means of the reformation, 3.\n\nLaw of God immutable, 10, 78.\n\nLanguage mutable, 58, n. Not so the Hebrew, ib.\n\nLamech and his two wives, 143, 149.\n\nLev. xviii. 18, on the marriage of two sisters, explained, 152\u2013157.\n\nLyons, constitution of, excluding bigamists from all Clerks privilege, 199. Law of Ed. VI. against it, ib.\n\nLuther, a saying of his upon sin-making, 203, n.\n\nLandgrave of Hesse marries two wives at once, on the opinions of the reformers at Wittemburg, 204, n.\n\nLycurgus, his law about men's lending their wives, 212, & seq.\n\nLeviratus, Deut. xxv. 5\u201310. p. 250. Reason of that law, 251.\n\nLying, a maxim of the fathers of the fourth century, 285, n.\n\nLaw of nature, what, 301, n.\n\nLactantius, his notion of Christ's mission, 304, n.\n\nLaw of Christ, mentioned Gal. vi. 2, explained, 322. And illustrated, 323, and n.\n\nLaw, moral, founded in the relation which reasonable creatures bear to the Creator, 341. Like a golden chain, 344. Its nature, use, and properties, 323, n.\n\nLuke xvi. 18. paraphrased, 383\u2013385.\n\nLeft-handed wife, what, 404.\n\n\u00a0\n\nM\n\nMONTESQUIEU, his sentiments on prostitution, 8, n.\n\nMatt. v. 18. explained, 14.\n\nMarriage, original institution of, 18. Ordinance defined, ib. n.\n\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ceremony, an human invention, 22, and n. Useful, 41.\n\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 condemned as unlawful for Christians, 184.\n\nMerton, statute of, concerning marriage, 32.\n\nMatt. xix. 3, &c. explained, 80, & seq.\n\nMistress, kept, 53.\n\nMoliere quoted, 79.\n\nMatt. v. 28, explained, 122, and n.\n\nMal. ii. 14, 15, explained, 132, & seq.\n\nMarriages, second, condemned, 140, and n. 184.\n\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 of the clergy, 189, and n.\n\nMiracles, Popish, said to be wrought by Christ, and the Virgin Mary, on prayers for continency, 180.\n\nMontanists and Novatians condemn second marriages, 185.\n\nMilton quoted on the creation of woman, 141, n.\n\nManes, or Manich\u00e6us, his errors about marriage, 211, n.\n\nMahlon's next kinsman will not redeem his land, why, 251\u20132.\n\nMales and Females, proportion of, 100, &c. and n.\n\nMahomet, his account of the prophets who brought new laws, 304. This necessary for his plan, ib. His art with respect to the authority of the Scripture, 305, and n.\n\nMadness, argues right from wrong principles, instanced in the Socinian plan, 308\u20139.\n\nMoses, his love for the people, 319. Said nothing of marriage-ceremony, 24, n.\n\nMelchizedeck, 332.\n\nMatt. V. 31, 32, farther considered, 345.\n\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 xix. 9, ditto, 349.\n\nMoral law, unalterable, binding on angels as well as men, 341.\n\n\u00a0\n\nN\n\nNOLDIUS quoted on the subject of dispensation for polygamy, 90, n.\n\nNaires, tribe of, Polyandrists, 195, n.\n\nNicholas, Pope, restrains priests from marrying, 200, n.\n\nNisus, his speech to the Rutulians on behalf of Euryalus, 320.\n\nNew-law scheme, pregnant with mischiefs of the most alarming kind, 334\u20135.\n\n\u00a0\n\nO\n\nORDINANCES of men to be submitted to, 42, n.\n\nOccasion of Christ's discourse with the Pharisees, Matt. xix. 4, &c. 353.\n\n\u00a0\n\nP.\n\nPIUS, Pope, Articles of his Creed, Pref. viii. n.\n\nProstitution, dreadful consequences of, 8, n.\n\nParisian divines make doctrines for the people, 9.\n\nPenance and commutation, 68, and n. at bottom.\n\n1 Pet. ii. 13, quoted and explained, 42, n. See also Vol. II. 66, n.\n\nPublic wisdom, a mere Proteus, 5, n.\n\nPolygamy, 74. Defined, 75, and n. Whether it tends to population, 98, n.\n\nPope, Mr. on criticism, 81, n. On the pride of human reasoning, 99.\n\nPlurality of persons in the Godhead revealed in the Old Testament, 57, n.\n\nPolygamy not mentioned in the New Testament, 120, 121.\n\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 probably frequent among the first Christians, 185, 232.\n\nPatrick, Bishop, his comment on Lev. xviii. 18. p. 154.\n\nPuffendorf leaves the matter of polygamy uncertain, whether against the law of nature, or not, 74, n.\n\nPaphnutius, his speech at the council of Nice, about the clergy putting away their wives, 188, n.\n\nPrejudice against married priests, instances of, 203, n.\n\nPlato held community of women, 211.\n\nPaul, St. no law-giver, 229.\n\nPatrick on Ruth iv. 6. p. 253.\n\nParadigm setting forth God's dealings towards Monogamists and Polygamists, 269.\n\nPolygamy how first condemned in the Christian church, 171, 275. Why allowed to men and not to women, 276\u2013279. Necessary to be so, 280\u20131.\n\nPerfection of the divine law attested by the Old and New Testaments, 307, 308.\n\n\u00a0\n\nR\n\nRELIGION of ancestors to be followed, an Heathen maxim, i, n.\n\nRome, ancient, three kinds of marriage, 33.\n\nRuth, iv. 5, 6. considered, 251, & seq.\n\nRabbinical explanation of \u05e0\u05d0\u05e3\u2014281, n.\n\n\u00a0\n\nS\n\nSCRIBLERUS quoted, 10.\n\nSpousals de futuro, &c. what, 26, n.\n\nScotland, custom of with respect to marriages\u2014after cohabitation, and children born, 34.\n\nShenstone, Mr. of the Spiritual Court, p. 67, n.\n\nShammah, 82.\n\nSweden, more females than males born in the last century, 104. An instance of ditto at a village in England, ditto, n.\n\nSamuel no bastard, 108.\n\nSalmon in the water, experiment of, 102, n.\n\n2 Sam. xii. 8, Dean Delaney's interpretation refuted, 116, 117, 118.\n\nSixtus V. grants a dispensation for sodomy, 172, n.\n\nSeparation of man and wife, where necessary, 176, n.\n\nSocrates put to death, why, 2. Has two wives, 232, n.\n\nSuperstition of the Jews, in not resisting their enemies on the Sabbath-day, 183.\n\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 of the Christians with regard to the marriage of priests, 205, n.\n\nStoics held community of women, 214, n.\n\nSingular words, have often plural meanings, 222, n.\n\nSelden, on Ruth iv. 6. p. 254.\n\nSermons, two, on the marriage-act, 262.\n\nSocinianism, 303, 308\u20139.\n\nSermon on the Mount, explains and asserts the honour and obligation of the divine law, 309\u201315.\n\nSacraments, of baptism and the Lord's supper, prefigured in the Old Testament, 331\u201333.\n\nSalome repudiates her husband, 364, n.\n\nSeneca, his account of the Roman women, with respect to leaving their husbands for others, 368, n.\n\nSynesius, a Christian Bishop, his duplicity, Pref. xii.\n\n\u00a0\n\nT\n\nTOLEDO, council of, decree about concubinage, 32.\n\nTalp\u00e6, among the Jews, a Pharisaical sect, 124, n.\n\nTympius, his notes on Noldius, relative to Lev. xviii. 18, p. 153, n.\n\nTertullian's reasons for the celibacy of the antient Christians, 170, n.\n\n1 Tim. iii. 2. and Tit. i. 6. explained, 194, & seq.\n\nTrent, council of, obliged to those who defend their anathema against polygamy, 230, n.\n\nTestament, Old and New, to be compared together, 237\u20139. See also vol. ii. 316, & seq.\n\n\u00a0\n\nU V\n\nUSHER, Archbishop, sensible of the evils of the spiritual courts, p. 67, n.\n\nVoltaire misled by translations, 15, n. 351, n.\n\nVatablus on Deut. xxiv. 1\u20134, p. 87.\n\nVashti, Queen, her disobedience\u2014her punishment no bad precedent, 176, n.\n\nVenus, temple of, at Corinth, 211, n.\n\nValesians castrated themselves, 286, n.\n\nVenereal disease, not in Israel, 289, and n.\n\nUnion between Christ and the Church, no argument against polygamy, 240\u20133.\n\n\u00a0\n\nW\n\nWICKLIFFE, first reformer in Europe, 3, n.\n\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014's bones burnt, ib.\n\nWhore defined, 19, n.\n\nWhoredom and fornication, 46. Defined 51.\n\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014, odious in God's sight, 50. Punished with death, ib.\n\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014, supposed original of, 49.\n\nWomen not suffered to approach the altar, or to receive the Eucharist without gloves on, 180, n.\n\nWhiston, William, on second marriages of the clergy, 190, n.\n\nWhittington and his bells, an emblem of people who are deceived by the sound of words in favour of preconceived opinions, 236.\n\nWhitby, Dr. his comment on 1 Cor. vii. 4. p. 230. His concession respecting polygamy, 231, n.\n\nWetstein, his explanation of Matt. xix. 9. and Mark x. 11. p. 363, & seq.","title":"Thelyphthora/Volume 2/Index to Volume 1","tradition":"scripture-revelation","translated_text":null,"word_count":2501}