Attributes) transferred from one subject: to another iii. 100. &_c._

Avarice) defined i. 52.

Avenue) to a house iii. 312.

Aversion) defined ii. 87. iii. 395.

Bacchius ii. 460.

Barren scene) defined iii. 266.

Base) of a column iii. 346.

Basso-relievo iii. 347.

Batrachomuomachia) censured ii. 42.

Beauty, ch. 3. i. 241.

Intrinsic and relative i. 244.

Beauty of simplicity i. 247.

of figure i. 248.

of the circle i. 251.

of the square i. 251.

of a regular polygon i. 252.

of a parallelogram i. 252.

of an equilateral triangle i. 253.

Beauty, whether a primary or secondary quality of objects i. 260.

Distinguished from congruity ii. 8.

Great beauty seldom produces a constant lover ii. 101.

Beauty proper and figurative iii. 388.

Belief) fortified by a lively narrative or a good historical painting i. 122.

influenced by passion i. 196. iii. 55. 89

influenced by propensity i. 199.

influenced by affection i. 199.

Benevolence) joins with self-love to make us happy i. 228.

inspired by gardening iii. 320.

Blank verse ii. 381. 435.

Its aptitude for inversion ii. 438.

Its melody ii. 439. &_c._

Body) defined iii. 406.

Boileau) censured iii. 242.

Bombast i. 303.

Bombast in action i. 308.

Burlesk) machinery does well in a burlesk poem i. 125.

Burlesk distinguished into two kinds ii. 41.

Cadence ii. 348. 362.

Capital) of a column iii. 346.

Careless Husband) its double plot well contrived iii. 253.

Cascade i. 314.

Cause) resembling causes may produce effects that have

no resemblance: and causes that have no

resemblance may produce resembling effects ii. 337. &_c._

Cause defined iii. 406.

Chance) the mind revolts against misfortunes that happen by chance iii. 232.

Character) to draw a character is the master-piece of description iii. 182.

Characteristics) of Shaftesbury criticised ii. 10. Note.

Children) love to them accounted for i. 82.

Chinese gardens iii. 316.

Wonder and surprise studied in them iii. 319.

Choreus ii. 459.

Choriambus ii. 461.

Chorus) an essential part of the Grecian tragedy iii. 270.

Church) what ought to be its form and situation iii. 338.

Cicero) censured ii. 329. 350.

Cid) of Corneille censured ii. 166. 198.

Cinna) of Corneille censured ii. 11. 161. 194.

Circle) its beauty i. 251.

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