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

Property) the affection man bears to his property i. 84.

Prophecy) those who believe in prophecies wish the accomplishment i. 239.

Propriety ii. 3. &_c._

distinguished from congruity ii. 8.

distinguished from proportion ii. 19.

Propriety in buildings iii. 338.

Proportion) distinguished from propriety ii. 19.

As to quantity coincides with congruity ii. 19.

examined as applied to architecture iii. 318.

Proportion defined iii. 391.

Prose) distinguished from verse ii. 353.

Prospect) pleasure of a fine prospect i. 298.

An unbounded prospect disagreeable i. 366. Note.

Provok’d husband) censured iii. 253.

Pun) defined ii. 77.

Punishment) in the place where the crime was committed i. 371.

Punishment of impropriety ii. 15.

Public games) of the Greeks i. 314.

Pyrrhichius ii. 459.

Qualities) primary and secondary i. 259.

A quality cannot be conceived independent of

the subject to which it belongs ii. 293.

Different qualities perceived by different senses iii. 376.

Quantity) with respect to melody ii. 363. 383.

Quantity with respect to English verse ii. 383.

Quintilian) censured iii. 92.

Quintus Curtius) censured ii. 167.

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