Eccles, Solomon, for his bold and zealous actions becomes a sufferer,
ii. 89.
---- severely whipped at Cork, his sincerity, ii. 113.
Education in universities, not sufficient to made a minister of
Christ, i. 23.
Election and reprobation, i. 61.
Elizabeth’s, princess of the Palatinate, letter to Wm. Penn. ii. 161.
---- her answer to G. Fox’s letter from Amsterdam, ii. 162.
---- other of her letters to Wm. Penn, ii. 163 to 171.
Embden, Quakers persecuted there, ii. 164.
---- Wm. Penn writes to the senate, ii. 165.
---- the Quakers are invited to reside among them, ii. 202.
Endicot, John, governor of Boston, his cruelly, i. 181, 182, 297,
305, 365, 367.
---- his barbarous ingratitude, i. 367.
---- dies of a loathsome disease, i. 371.
Error, not to be conquered by the arm of flesh or carnal weapons, i.
175.
Evans, Catharine, and Sarah Cheevers, visit Scotland, i. 111.
---- travel towards Alexandria, embark for Leghorn, arrive at Malta,
and have some sense of their ensuing trouble, are some time
entertained by the English consul, i. 319, 320.
---- are put into the inquisition, i. 321.
---- the English consul grieves for being accessary to their
confinement, i. 323.
---- their great sufferings, &c. i. 324 to 327.
---- endeavours for their liberty prove vain, i. 327.
---- they are not idle in prison, i. 336.
---- instance of friendship in an Englishman towards, i. 330.
---- they continue steadfast, i. 331.
---- after four years confinement, are set at liberty at the instance
of lord d’Aubigny, and go on board an English vessel, i. 341.
---- C. Evans is committed to Bridewell, in Bristol, ii. 184.
---- her death, ii. 249.