JAMES I., ratifies the belief in witchcraft, 417; his literary
character, 677--680; his polemical feats, 682--684.
JAMES, Dr., first librarian to Sir Thos. Bodley, 665--667.
JESUITS in England, 423.
JOHNSON'S edition of Shakespeare, 563--566.
JONES, Dr., and his Phonography, 388.
JONSON, Ben, employed by Henslowe--to add to other's plays, 523; his
study of humours, 578--583; assists in Rawleigh's History of the
World, 613; his literary intercourse with James I., 680.
JOUBERT'S French orthoepy, 385.
JUNIUS, J., a student of our ancient literature, 45--47.
KELLEY, Edw., the alchemist, 625--633.
KYD'S play of Jeronimo, 523.