BABBLE, etymology of, 3, _n._

BACON, Francis, Lord; a believer in occult science, 646--649; his

philosophy, 650, 660.

BALE, Bishop, and his satires, 358.

BARCLAY'S Eclogues, 287.

BARON, the, of the Middle Ages, 71.

BEOWULF and his exploits, 51--58.

BIBLES publicly burned in Oxford, 335; first translated into English,

369; afterwards prohibited, _ib._

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