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Abigail, wife of Nabal, Agrippina, Abner, , , Akis, king of Geth, abominations, , , Alardus Amstelredamus, Absolom, , , , , ; and David’s Alba, duke of, concubines, ; revolt of, Albigensian heresy, absolutism, , Aldeberge (Berthe) of France, Acade´mie Franc¸aise, Dictionary of, Alegambe, Philippe, Jesuit, n acatalepsy, ; see also, Alenc¸on, duc d’, , , , Incomprehensibility; Scepticism algebra, , Acataleptics, ; see also, Sceptics; Amalekites, country of the, Pyrrhonians ambition, fewable to renounce, Achilles, Amelot, Jacques, his version of l’Histoire Acts of Apostles, n du Concile de Trente cited, n Amelot de la Houssa¨ie, Abraham Adam, and free will, – ; descendants Nicolas, , and n, of, America(s), , cruelties of Spaniards Adam, Melchior, n, . in, Adonija, eldest son of David, – Amida, Japanese god, , adultery, , , , , ;of Ammon, David, – ; of Lumeau, the Amsterdam, Gazette of, , physician, ; of Jupiter, – Amyot, Jacques, and n advisers, Anaxagoras, and n Aelian, De natura animalium [On the Anaximander, Characteristics of Animals], Ancients, , ; ideas on chaos, afflictions, Andreas Philopatrus (Parsons, Robert), afterlife, , ; see also, Soul, and n immortality of angels, hypothesis of good and bad, , aggressors, n, –
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Angers, depicted as, ; Hobbes wrongly Anglican Church, Hobbes supported, considered as, ; de l’Hoˆpital n maligned as, ; Machiavelli Angoule`me, counted among, Anselm, Saint n , Clarification on, –; antiquities, science of, good morals of those who had no anxiety, xxiv–xxvi, , , , ; religion, ; decent conduct of Tacitus on, ; Pliny on, and Epicureans, ; compared with n; and search for forbidden idolaters, ; compared with pleasures, pagans, ; theoretical vs practical, Apollo, ; see also atheism; atheist(s) apologist, compared with critic, – atoms, and the brain, ; independent Appian, n movement of, Appolodorus, n atrocities, , , Apuleius, n Aubigne´,The´odore d’, n, , Aquinas, Saint Thomas, , and n, and n Archelaus, and n Augsburg, Religious Peace of (), architecture, xxvii, xli Argos, , Augustine, Saint, xxvi, , , , – Arianism, ; see also Photinian heresy , , , , , ; ridicules Arians, , , the sexual mythology of the pagans, Ariosto, –; his Letters cited n, n; Aristocles, and n his De civitate dei, –, n; De Aristotle, , , , , , , l’utilite´ de cre´ance ; Contra , , –, n, ; Pelagium, n nurtured Machiavelli’s politics, Augustus, court of, and n; his Politics cited, and n; Austria, House of, and Henry IV’s plans, his Metaphysics, n.; Analytics, n; De caelo, n; Physics, authors, , ; duties of –; decent and n; Rhetoric, n; Posterior indecent, Analytics, n Arminian sect, and free will, Bacchus, arms bearing, , , ; refusal to Bacon, Francis, his Advancement of take up, – Learning cited, n Arnauld, Antoine, and n, n, bad faith, and n, n, n, n Baillet, Adrien, his Vie de Descartes cited, Arnobius, and n n, Arnoux, Canon de Reis, n Balzac, Guez de, , , and n, Arriaga, n Baptiste le Grain, see Le Grain assassination, xx; ; doctrine of, ; barbarities, , –, –; see also and Mariana, –; and Sainctes, D;Mˆ ;X ; see also, insurrection; tyranny Barclay, William, and n astronomy, Baronius, Ce´sar, atheism, xix; of the Epicureans, xxvi; Bartolini, Giuseppe Maria, Bayle’s beliefs concerning, xxxix–xl; Basle, no accusation more seriously Basnage de Beauval, Henri, n, , abused, ; writings of Socinius n against, –; defence of discussing Bathsheba, wife of Uriah, it, , Baudouin, [Franc¸ois, b. ?], , atheist(s), xix, –; ‘government of and n atheists’ vs ‘government of Bayle, Jacob, xxi idolaters’, xxxiii–xxxiv; Bodin Bayle, Jean, xx, xxi
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Bayle, Pierre, xi, xii; life, times, and Boccalini, Trajan, and n, , ideas, xx–xxiv; the political ideas he and n opposed, xxiv–xxxiv; the political B, xxvi, xxxvi; –; biography, ideas he supported, xxxiv–xxxvii; –; disposed towards rights of Dictionary as vehicle of persuasion, people, (I) –; opposed and xxi; his modern reputation, xxxii; weakness of monarchs (P) –; praised republican liberty, xxxvi– used rival doctrines to support xxxvii and n; commended political peace and tranquility of states (Q) prudence and reforming erroneous –; his concern for the public notions, xxxiv–xxxxi; paradox of good, ; his De instituenda in atheists and idolaters, xxiii–xxiv; his republica juventuti cited, ; his De values: xxxvii–xli; his Calvinism, la re´publique cited, , , and n, howsincere? xxxviii; on types of and n, n; Epistula ad Vidum judgement, xxxix; on spheres of Fabrum cited, , , ; judgement xxxix–xli; on application Heptaplome`res noted, of judgement, xxxix–xli; his Critique Boeclerus, , Ge´ne´rale sur l’histoire du Calvinisme Bohun, Edmund, n, n cited, xxxi, n; Nouvelles de la Boleyn, Anne, , Re´publique des lettres, xxii, and n, Bongars, Jacques, and n n; Pense´es diverses, xxii, xxxiii, bonzes of Japan, , , ; and ; Commentaire philosophique, xxii, extirpation of Christianity, ; and , ; Dissertation . . . sur l’essence pederasty, ; Possevin’s opinion du corps, xxii and n; Nouvelles of, Lettres sur l’Histoire du Calvinisme, Borromeo, Cardinal, n Bosius, Joannes Andreas, his On Be´arn, AttainingPolitical Wisdom cited, Beaucaire de Pe´guillon, Franc¸ois, n, n and n Bossuet, Jacques Be´nigne, bishop of Bellarmine, Cardinal, Meaux, Benedict I, Pope, n Bouhours, Dominique, Jesuit, , n Bentham, Jeremy, xix Boulay, see Du Boulay Berlin, Isaiah, xi Bourbon, Cardinal de, , Bernard, Jacques, , n Bourges, Bernier, Franc¸ois, Bernini, Giovanni-Lorenzo, Brantoˆme, Pierre de Bourdeilles, Beuchot, Adrien Jean Quintin, xiii, seigneur de l’abbaye de, n, n, n and n, , Beza, The´odore de, n, , , , British Isles, n, n, , and n, , Brun, Jean, n, , Brunehaude, queen, Bible, , Brussels, Bibliothe`que universelle, n B, –; biography, –; used Biron, Charles de Gontant, duc de, dying words to decry virtue (C) – Blackburn, Richard, n ; not wholly wrong (D) –; Blandrata, George, whether act of assassination Blois, Estates of, appropriate for circumstances (F) Blonski, Abraham, and n –; his love of liberty, ; Blount, Thomas Pope, and n; his idealism, ; his opinion of Cicero, Censura celebriorum auctorum ; his disillusion reproved, –; [Criticism of Famous Authors] was praised by Machiavelli, cited, n Burnet, Gilbert, bishop of Salisbury, Boccaccio, , n, and n
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Bussi Rabutin, comte de, and n, Catholicism, xxi, xl, , , ; and and n, doctrine of damnation, Buzneval, Paul Choart de, resented by Catiline, Elizabeth I, Catullus, , , Cayet, Pierre, Victor, n Ceres, n, Caesar, Julius, , , , , , ; his certainty, as a philosophic position, , De bello civili, cited n , ; adversaries of, Calvin, Jean, xxviii, and n, and n, Chanvalon, (Harlai, Achille de, Sieur de , , , and n, , Chanvalon), M. de, and n and n, , ; advised Laelius chaos, xxvi; in Metamorposes of Ovid, Socinus, ; compared with , , , , , , , Melanchthon, ; his views on free , ; see also,O will and necessity, ; and Charles II of England, ; showed predestination, esteem for Hobbes, Calvinism, not rigid in France, xxiii; its Charles IX of France, , and n, suppression in France, xxx; its , , , official status in the United Charles V, emperor, Provinces, ; Socinian sect Chartres, forsook it, chastity, of ecclesiastics, ; and Calvinist Party, xxvii; whether more obscenities , , – loyal than the Catholic League, Chavalier, Pierre, n Calvinists, xxix, xxxiii, , and n; childbirth, Juno’s responsibility for, , de l’Hoˆpital did not please them all, ; judges were thought to favour China, , them, ; disputed about free will, Choisi, l’Abbe´ de, , his Histoire de la ; see also Hˆ , d l’; vie de David cited, n H; Christendom, xxvi, xxviii, ; and Cambridge, university of, Bodin’s France, Republic read at, Christianity, n, , , , ; Campanella, Thomas, his Republic of the peaceful in first three centuries, Sun cited, xxiii, ; bloody and murderous in Camphusius, Theodore, and the Socinian the sixteenth century, , in Japan, sect, and n –; its extravagances concerning Camus, the worship of in Japan, , the Virgin Mary, , ; its law ; see also Fotoque against suicide, ; and and killing, Capitol, at Rome, and n; and the Socinian sect, Capri, atrocities of, , ; see also, , ; the errors and passions Mˆ ; Tiberius within, ; and infidel nations, Carrassa, Jean Pierre, Christians, , and n, , , , Cartesians, xxii, xxxiii, , , , , ; in Japan, ;in Carthage, , the Americas, ; and doctrine of Cassius, , popular sovereignty, Castalion, Sebastian, Chronicles, Book of, n Catherine de Me´dicis, , , , Church, the, , ; the authority of, , , Cicero, xxiii, , n, n, n, and n, Catherine of Aragon, n, and n, and n, n, Catholic Church, libertines within it, n, , , , , , , Catholic League, xxviii, , , , , and n, and n; on politicians –, , , , , and helmsmen, and n; de Catholic Party, , , , , l’Hoˆpital compared with him, and n, and n; on being opinionated, ;
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on natural shame, ; De officiis may be waged for, ; instincts [On Duties] cited, n, n; his ofsometimes suppressed, , ; De natura deorum [On the Nature of see also G I; Mˆ ; the Gods], n, n; his S;N;N; Epistulae ad familiares [Letters to his S (Faustus) friends], and n conspiracies, , , circumspection, often better than zeal, Constantinople, patriarch of, , contingency, in human action, civil states, controversy(ies), death of, ; within civil toleration, xxix Christianity, civil wars, , ; deplored by de conversions, to Christianity, and n, l’Hoˆpital and by Cicero, , Clasen, Daniel, his De religione politica Copernicus, his cosmological system, cited, xxiv, , –, n Claude, Pastor, , Coste, Pierre, n Claudian, n Coton, Father, and n, , clemency, Council of Trent, , n, Clement VIII, Pope Counter-Reformation, Cle´ment, Jacques, assassin, ,, , Cracow, , , n, , , Cranston, Maurice, xxi Clotilde, wife of Clovis, Crasset, Father (Abbe´ de T.), on Japan, Cocceius, on the sect of the Socinians, n, and n, n, n creation, theories of, xxv, xxxvii, , Coligny, Amiral de, , , , Colomie´s, n, n., his Rome critical research, – protestante cited, n critics, role of, , comets, Cartesian, cruelties, , , ; of David, –, common sense, xl, ; and obscenity, –; of Romans at Syracuse, ; and n of French at Maˆcon, – Complutum, , cuius regio, eius, religio, doctrine of, xxvii, concubines, xxxiv Conde´, prince de, , , Cujas, Jacques, confusions, in the natural world, , Curtius, Quintus, n , , customs: Japanese, ; of Romans Conjecture, xx, xxiv, xxv; see also, concerning Juno and Jupiter, ;of Refutation peoples, kissing and dancing Conrart, Valentin, compared, – Conringius, Hermanus, n, and n, –, and n Dacier, translator of Plutarch, n conscience, xxv; liberty of, ; respect damnation, a belief common to Catholics for, ; light of, ; Hobbes’s and Protestants, opinion on, ; theory of in Bayle’s Damville, mare´chal de, cabal of, –, Com.Phil., summarised, –;no prince should use sword against, Danaids, tortures of, –; unusual respect for by dancing, , , –, and n Marguerite of Navarre, ; erring Dandelot, Franc¸ois de Coligny, conscience, rights of the, n; D, –; biography, –; his Jurieu’s Traite´ de la liberte´ de ambition for territory (D) –; conscience, cited and n; conspiracies of his children (E) – oppression of, in United Provinces, ; fragile allegiance of peoples (F) , , ; protected in Poland –; his faults (G) ; reproaches but revoked, –; whether war against his faults (H) – §§ –
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David (cont.) Dio Cassius, on Caesar’s assassination, in ; excluded his eldest son (M) – his Roman History, , –, n ; deviousness of his politics, ; his Diogenes Laertius [Lives of the cruelties, –, –; his adulteries Philosophers] cited, n, , and sensualities, –; his dancing and n, and n, n, and n no crime, ; his conquests and use Dion, of torture, ; his mass murders, ; Dionysius Halicarnassus, and the myth his sacrifice of justice to utility, ; of Juno, his personal piety, ; his disgrace, fear of, xxiii, misfortune in his children diversity in religion, xviii, xxiii, xxvii, , David, Franc¸ois, ; Hobbes’s excessive fear of, ; debate, rules of, in antiquity, . Decalogue, divine law, decency, enemies of, divine right, doctrine of, deism, divinity, fear and love of, not sole basis Dekherrus, J, his De scriptis adespostis... of human action, [Conjectures about Anonymous, divorce, Pseudonymous or Falsely Attributed domain (royal land), , Writings] cited, n drinking and gaming, n, deliberation, xxxvii Du Boulay, Ce´sar, Tre´sors des antiquite´s democratic government, ; Hobbes on romaines cited, n confusions and disorders of, , duties of a chancellor, –; see also – Hˆ ,del’ democratic state, Bodin’s opinion on, duties of sovereigns: in civil theory, – Democritus, his enlightened conduct, , –, –; in religious theory, , –, – Descartes, Rene´, xi, xxiv, ; his Discours Dyson, R. W. n de la Me´thode and his Les passions de l’aˆme cited, xxiv n; his Me´ditations, East and West, compared, ; his opinion of Hobbes’s Edict of Nantes (), xxi, xxvii, xxviii, Leviathan cited, –;onthe xxx, xxx–xxxi, xxxiv, , , supposed baseness of humankind, edicts of toleration, xli; Edict of January ; on suspension of judgement, (), , , , n, , , , his critique of cosmology, ; ; Edict of Romorantin (), his speculation on the formation of ; revocation of, France and the world, , his Principes cited, Poland compared, and n; see n; Baillet’s Vie de Descartes, also,S (F) n Edom, extermination of its male Deshoulie`res, Madame, her ‘Idylls of the population, Sheep’ cited, n eldest son, prerogative of, Desmaizeaux, Pierre, n Eleatic Sect, despotic prince, Elector Palatine, n Destutt Tracy, see Tracy elements of nature, , , , , devil (or demon), , , and n, E of England, –; Devonshire, William Cavendish, earl of, biography, –; fluctuated , , betweeen two religions (F) ; Diagoras, example of a theoretical accused of ingratitude (H) –; atheist, and Revolution of (I) –; Diana, Juno distinct from, imprisonment and exile of Papists Diecmannus, his De naturalismo [On (L) –; fewher equal, ; her Naturalism] cited, n glorious life, ; her erudition, and
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her dancing, , and n, ; see Ethelred, and n also H; Etienne, Henri, his ‘Apology for S-A Herodotus’ cited on dancing, n Emeric, Father (later bishop of Vienna), Eudaemon, Johannes, his Re´ponse a` l’Anti-Coton, n Empedocles, opinion about unity of Euripides, on depravity, ; on the nature, nature of sin; ; his Hippolytus emperor, authority of, its study no threat cited, n; on the good and bad to republican states, things in life, ;onawoman enemies, one should not judge on their ill-married, and n testimony, Europe, xiv, xxvi, xxxv, xxxix, xi, , England, , ; and Socinian sect, , , , English Catholics, –, , Europeans, , English nation, its conversion from Eurymedon, giant, paganism, ; Pope Gregory I, its Eusebius, Plutarch in, n first bishop, evidence, xx, xxiv, xl, , , n, , English Protestants, xxxii; n, , n, , . English Revolution of , xxxvi, , Evidence of the senses, Xenophanes’s –, , rejection of, Enlightenment, xviii, xix evil, , , ; moral harm Epicureans, xxxiv, , , distinguished from physical harm, Epicurus, xxxviii, ; his theory of – creation by chance, ; Lami’s exile, inconveniences of, critique of his adversaries, ; his decent morals, ; bonzes’ doctrines go beyond Epicurus, fact, errors of, Erasmus, , , ; his In Ecclesiasten faction(s) and the ruin of states, ; and [On Ecclesiastes], cited, n; violent changes of emotion, – ; Loyola not fond of his writing, Plutarch on howto approach from a Erastian State, xxxiv sidewind, ; see also H;de erring conscience, see conscience. Hˆ ,del’ erroneous theories, faith, xl, whether reducible to taste, ; error(s), xxxvi, , , , , , , , faith vs sight, ; see also ; humanity prone to, ; judgement typographical errors, falsity, proof of, ; see also refutations erudite sceptics, xxxii favours, erudition, no proof against bad conduct, Ferdinand and Isobella of Spain, xxv Ferdinand, emperor of Germany, Esprit, Jacques, , , , ; his Ferrand, Louis, n De la fausse´te´ des vertus humaines Ferrare, Hippolyte d’Est, Cardinal de, cited and criticised, – ; Ne´gotiations du cardinale de esprits forts, xxviii Ferrare, cited n, and n, Essex, earl of, n; de l’Hoˆpital’s rejoinder to, – Estate of ecclesiastics, in France, , ; in Japan, Ferrier, Arnauld, president, Estate of nobility, in France, , Feuerbach, Ludwig, xix Estates of the Realm, in France, , , Florence, republic of, , , ; in Holland, , Florimond de Re´mond, , his Histoire and n; in Poland, ; Hotman on de l’he´re´sie cited n power of Estates to elect king, ; fortifications, see also Parlements; Third Estate Fotoque, worship of, in Japan, , ; eternal law(s), ; of morality, see also Camus
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France, , , ; in the seventeenth at, , ; rites of, ; and the century, xx–xxvi; intellectuals in, hymn De l’Escalade, ; and xxiv; political ideas in, xxvi–xxxvii; dancing, ; and Socinian sect, Ultramonanism in, xxvi, xxviii–ix; Genoa, Gallicanism, in xxvi; the Huguenot Gentillet, Innocent, , – party in, xxvi–vii; politiques in, Germany, , ; and Socinian sect, xxix–xxx; toleration in, xxvii; the , ; and Synergists, ; and Third Estate in, xxix; conduct of Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden, public affairs in, ; its unlucky Geth, king of, , policies concerning Elizabeth I, – Gherhard, his position on capital penalty , ; its desolation in the era of for heretics, religious war, –, –; God, xix, xxx; authority of monarchs Hotman’s support of elected and, xxviii–xxx; , , ; government for, –; its laws human conduct and fear and love against heretics before era of de of, xxxvii, ; Hobbes on the l’Hoˆpital, ; its Estates General, nature of, ; Monconys’s viewof, ; murder of kings in, ; Jesuits ; ; Jesuits and art of quibbling in, ; Sainte-Aldegone’s mission with, ; evidence for, in to, ; its treatment of its Revelation, –; Nature, or God, Reformed communities compared as author of matter, , , ; with treatment, in Poland, of the whether first mover of matter, ; Socinians, , ; see also B; whether author of the world, – Hˆ de l’; H; ; whether Descartes’s theory Mˆ ; Estates of the Realm; injurious to, ; parlements, Third Estate incomprehensibility of, ; Francesco de Me´dicis, grand-duke of goodness of vs other attributes, ; Florence, , pagans, their notions of, ; Francis I of France, gentiles, their notions of, ; Francis II of France, , , whether author of sin, ; Franc¸ois de France, foreknowledge and free will, ; fraternity, followed the edicts of liberty of indifference of, ;inthe toleration, ; bonds of, among system of Xenophanes, and n, scholars, , ; existence of, and fratricide, providence of, fraud, commercial, Goldast, Petrone de, Frederick IV, Elector, good faith, essential in metaphysical Frederick the Great, and debate, Anti-Machiavelli, n good man, puts a friend before a crown, free will, n, , , , , good sense, xxiv, , praised by Gabonites, Tacitus, ; Mariana, censured by Galileo, xxiv men of good sense, ; see also Gallican church, xxix common sense Gallicanism, xxi, xxix; political theory of, Gospel, , , , , ; and xxix monks who preached it abroad, Garasse, Father, n Goussinville, his Œuvres de saint Gre´goire Gassendi, Pierre, philosophised with cited, and n Hobbes, government: of atheists vs idolaters, Gassendists, on God as first mover, xxxiii–xxxiv; basic laws of, ; generation, see life, generation of democratic, ; Hobbes on Geneva, , , ; Senate of, ; confusions and disorders of, , – Bible of, ; Servetus, condemned ; perfect government, elusive in
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the real world, ; analogous to Guise, House of, xxviii, , , , , theorems of geometry, ; that the , ship of state should be steered from Guise, Madame de, a sidewind, –; and the aims of Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden, republics, –; must resist injustice, –; must pursue goals Hamon, children of, with determination, –;by Hannibal, peoples, turbulent, ; must use happiness: whether the natural state of suitable and flexible means, – humankind, ; and health, –; ; by women, ; those who and temperament, ; among govern states, duties of, –; see peasants and small artisans, also B;Hˆ ,del’; harm: morally considered, ; whether Mˆ humankind intends it, ; see also governments and parlements: their need chaos; war; X for mediators, –; republic’s Hartnaccius, Daniel, n vulnerability to their reciprocal hearsay, abuse and neglect, –; and the Hebron, example of de l’Hoˆpital, –; see Hegel, G. W. F., xix also B; government; parlements hell, doctrine of, , , Greece and Rome, de l’Hoˆpital Henri d’Albret of Navarre, resembled the most eminent men Henry III of France, , , , , , of, , , ; France wretched Greek and Latin languages, during reign of, ; murder of , Greek philosophers, , , ; excommunication of, Greeks, compared with Scythians, – Henry IV of France, xxvii, xxx, xxxiii, and n , ; , , , ; G I, Pope, , ; –; assassination of, , , , ; biography, –; and conversion of suspected of seeking to impose the English, (D) –; want of Reformation, ; his response to principle in making conversions, (E) the book De rege, ; and his –; credulity when reporting prudence, , miracles, (R) –; his Dialogues Henry VIII of England, , cited, ; converted the French, ; Hercules, , , sawlittle difference betweeninfidels hereditary kingdoms: right of eldest in, and heretics, ; his lack of critical –; on exclusion from the judgement, succession, Gregory of Tours, his Historia francorum hereditary monarchies, [History of the Franks] cited as heresies, xxii and n, , ; rulers no evidence of a priest who expected duty to extirpate, xxxv, ;de no resurrection, and n l’Hoˆpital on civil jurisdiction over, Gretse´rus, Jacques: defended Mariana, n; whether reason for , n; his Vespertilio dethronement of a prince, ; Haeretico-politicus, cited n capital vs non-capital penalties for, grief, in the human condition, ; and the Socinian sect, , , Grotius, Hugo, xxvi, , ; his De jure ; some teach abominable belli et pacis cited, n,; doctrines, ; see also heretics Historia cited, n heretics, , ; many to convert in the Guicciadini, Francesco, xxvi; his age of Pope Gregory I, ;de cynicism disapproved by l’Hoˆpital’s policy on, ; Hotman’s Montaigne, and n defence of, ; if sovereigns should Guise, duc de, , , punish them, , ; Jurieu’s
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heretics (cont.) , n, ; Hymn to Apollo self–contradictions concerning, , cited, n ; Marguerite of Navarre honour, that of God comes before that of provided sanctuary for, ; individual, Sainctes sought extermination of, Hoornbeek, Jean de, , n, , ; on death penalty for, , l’Hˆ , Michel de, xxix, xxx, – ; in France, Italy, Spain and ; biography –; stood firmly LowCountries, ; ; see also against the Inquisition in France heresies (D) –; presided over gains of the Hesiod, Reformed religion, (E) –; Hesse, landegrave of, witnessed the Roman religion’s Hiero II, and n, recovery (F) –; was suspected Hilarion de Coste, his Eloges cited, by Catholics (H) –; was falsely n, n accused ; brought down by Hippolytus d’Est, see Lorraine, Cardinal enemies ; mediated between de prince and parlements (K) –; Histoire des ouvrages des savants, n, his inculcation of tolerance, ; his n, n, reluctance to sign every edict (L) historians, , , , , – –; on duties of a good historical dictionaries, chancellor; –; his partiality for historical facts, , , peace (P) –; comparison with historical Pyrrhonism, . Cicero, ; built school of politiques historical refutation, to oppose League (S) –; debt historical research, ; rules concerning, of politiques to Machiavelli, – Horace, , , n, n, n; his history: must be fair to all parties, ; Odes cited, n, n; Satires must face embarrassing facts, cited, n, n, n; Epistles H, Thomas, xix, xxvi, xxix; – cited, n; on contentment, n, ; his biography –; his Logic n translated into French, n; on the H, Franc¸ois, –; biography confusions of democratic –; wrote against persecutors government (C) –; his De Cive (E) –; was not author of written in Paris (D) –; monarchies and democracies, their Vindiciae contra tyrannos (H) – ; equal disadvantages, ; his De his own maxims turned against him Corpore, ; on ‘unbridled freedom (I) – ; his Franco-Gallia, of conscience’, ; political science, and n, ; his Matagonis de his devotion to it, ; his Leviathan Matagonibus, n (F) –; his Oeuvres Philosophiques, Huet, Pierre Daniel, his ‘Demonstration ; his opinions about God (M) – from the Gospels’ cited, and n ; his indifference to possessions, Huguenots, xviii, xxvi–vii, , , , n; his fear of phantoms assessed , , , , , , .; (N) –; his disbelief in substances political ideas of the, xxix; resistance distinct from matter, ; a rejoinder theory of xxxi; loyalty to crown in to him made by Descartes, – seventeenth century, xxxi; their Holland, , , , –; betrayal by Louis XIV, xxx–xxxi; persecution of sects by Estates of, suppression of their academies, xxx –; and the prece´cistes, ; human misconduct, xx, xxv; whether the Socinian sect excluded from, ; Stoics ignorant of its causes, ; see also Netherlands; United and life’s good and bad things, ; Provinces see also happiness Homer, , ; his Iliad cited, n, human race: its errors throughout
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history, –; its natural disorders ; Possevin on the decrees of the and contradictions, – Japanese legislature (F) –; the humanities, study of the, monarchy, ; its expulsion of Hume, David, xix Christians, ; its religious sects, Hushai, agent of devious politics , , ; priests, ; inhabitants, ; Hypostatic Union, Socinian sect’s denial Christianity in, ; and suicide, of, ; see also suicide hypothesis, , , n, , Jefferson, Thomas, xix Jeraboam, Iaco (Xaco), Jerome, Saint, idealism, of Brutus, Jerusalem, ,, , , ; Loyola’s ideas, evidence for our, vision of, idolaters, and atheists, xxxiii, xxiv; see Jesse, also atheists, Clarification on Jesuits, xxix, xxxiii, , , , , idolatry, ; in Japanese society, ;in , , –; and Loyola, ; human history, made many enemies, ; in China, imagination, and obscenity ; and ; revolutionary doctrines of, chastity, ; rapidity of, –; and Christian morals, – imperial laws, on infidels and heretics, ; in France, ; exposed to violent incomprehensibility, notion of , ; reproaches, –; body of and Xenophanes, – ; dogma of, approved Mariana’s De rege, ; ; see also acatalepcy; scepticism and Jansenists, , ; see also indecencies, dancing compared with L;M gaming and drinking, and n Jesus Christ, xx, , , , ; has Indies, missionionaries to the, only voluntary subjects, indifference, liberty of, Jesus, Society of, , and n; see also infidels, , Jesuits; L;M Ingonde, wife of Saint Ermineigilde, Jewish religion, innovation, party of, xxxv Jewish synagogues, , Inquisition, xxii, , , , , , Jews, , , – , , , – , , , – insurrection, doctrine of, ; see also Joab, , assassination; tyranny intellectual freedom, Bayle’s advocacy of, John Casimir of Poland, xxii, xxxiii, xxxvi; see also Joly, Philippe Louis, n conscience; liberty Jonathan, , interest of state, Josephus, his Antiquitatae judaicae intolerance, xix, , – [Jewish Antiquities] cited, n; Ish-boseth, , Joshua, Israel, , Journal de Leipsic, n, citation of Israelites, Lami on theory of atoms, n Italy, , , , , ; Journal de Trevoux, n persecution of Jews in, , ; Journal des savans, , n, n, persecution of Socinian sect in, n, n, n, n – Judah, tribe of, judgement, –, , , ; Bayle James II of England, xxxiii, , and types of, xxxix–xli; withholding Jansenists, xxiii, xxxiii, , , , of, xxxix; and faith and reason, xl; of scholars, xxxix; of politicians, J, –; history of –; xxxix; of individuals, xl; spheres of, bonzes and the celibate life (A) – xxxix; rash, ; errors of, ; Pope ; violence of the Japanese (E) – Gregory short on, ; Descartes on
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judgement (cont.) jurisprudence, and the public interest, suspension of, ; St. John’s ; and obscenities, Gospel cited on, and n Jus belli et pacis, David’s contraventions Julian III, Pope, of, Junius Brutus, (pseud.), Vindiciae contra justice, xviii, xxxvii, xviii–xl, , , , tyrannos, and n, ; see also , H Justinian, on the Scythians, his J, sister and wife of Jupiter, –; Institutiones cited, n myth and cult of, –; greatly Justinian, the younger, venerated at Carthage (M) –; Juvenal, n, ; his Satires cited, her disagreeable employments, (Z) n –; and the theological system of Kant, Immanuel, xi, xix, the pagans (AA) –; Augustine’s Kempis, Saint Thomas a`, critique discussed, –; her Keohane, Nannerl O., xxiv n torments of unsatisfied revenge killing, Lactantius favoured Christian (BB) –; her miraculous prohibition against, and n; see fragrance (DD) –; and Jupiter’s also ambition; arms: bearing; war adulteries (EE) –; her beauty, Kings, Book of, cited, , , and n, ; her oversight of marriages and n, n childbirth, ; her cruel fate, ; kings: easily dethroned, ; authority of, customs of Roman townsfolk ; sometimes considered as concerning her worship, ; see officials of peoples, ; and also Virgin Mary; women doctrine of dethronement for Jupiter, husband and brother of Juno, heresy, ; see also monarchs , , , ; and customs of Roman women concerning, ; his La Mothe le Vayer, his Hexame´ron adulteries considered,, – rustique cited, ; Discours sur Jurieu, Pierre, xxxvi n; his quarrel with l’histoire, n; on age, health, and Bayle, xxii; his ‘prophesying’, xxxii happiness, and n and n; his lack of logic in La Planche, Etienne de, Histoire de Accomplissement de l’Apocalypse, Franc¸ois II, n n; his ridicule by an erudite Jesuit, La Popeline`re, Lancelot Voisin, Sieur de, ; his self-contradictions n, on Gentillet, concerning laws against heretics, Labrousse, Elisabeth, vii, xii, xix, xxi, –; his Tableau du Socinianisme xxii, xxiii, xxvi cited, n, n; his reply to Lactantius, his Divinae institutiones cited, Nicole compared unfavourably with , that of Saurin, –; his Vrai Lami, Guillaume: criticised opponents of syste`me de l’e´glise cited, n, the hypotheses of Epicurus, ; his n; his De´fense de la doctrine theory of atoms, ; his critique of universelle de l’e´glise cited, n; his an aspect of Descartes, ; his De contrary turn of mind, conclusions principiis rarum cited, and n to be drawn from, – and n; his Lamoignon, Guillaume de, president of Des droits des deux souverains cited, the Parlement of Paris, n n; his Traite´ de la liberte´ de Langenhert, Caspareo, his translation of conscience, cited and n; his the Prince, absence of principle concerning Languet, Hubert, , n; his report tolerance exposed, –; his Esprit of a bon mot by de l’Hoˆpital, ; de M. Arnauld cited, n; Epistulae cited, n confusion in is account of God’s Laon, nature, n; his formal accusations Larrey, Issac de, his Histoire d’Angleterre against Bayle’s Dictionnaire, cited, n
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law, xxv, ; divine, ;ofthe servitude and arrogant in command, strongest, , ; eternal law, ; –; his Ab urbe condita [The of nature, and visions in the brain, History of Rome] cited, n, n ; of order and decency, ; Locke, John, xxi, xxvi, his Latin letter against sects, ; martial law, ; on toleleration cited, and n see also natural law logic, abuse of, ; and morals, Le Carla, xxi Lombards, Le Grain, Jean Baptiste (also Baptiste le Lorraine, Cardinal de, , Grain), , n Louis XI of France, Le Laboureur, l’Abbe´, his De Castelnau Louis XII of France, , cited, n Louis XIV of France, xxii, xxxii, , Le Tellier, Father, apologist for the ; intellectual debate in the age Jesuits, , n of, xxvi; objections by the Leclerc, l’Abbe´ L.-J., persecuted to theocracy and Leers, Reinier, xxii absolutism of, xxx; his religious legislature, of Japan, ; see also J policy compared unfavourably with Leibniz, W.G., xxvi that of Ethelred, n Leickherus, his Vies des Jurisconsultes love of country, cited, n love, that pernicious art taught by Ovid, Leiden, ; Faculty of Theology of, Leo X, Pope, LowCountries, , Lescalopier, Father, observations on L, Ignatius, xxix; –; Xenophanes and biography, –; sought conversion incomprehensibility, and n of the Jews (I) –; accusations Leti, Gregorio, his Histoire d’Elizabeth against the Jesuits, howrebutted ( R) cited, n, , and n –; doctrine of entailing libertine(s), ; have long existed within revolutions against sovereigns (S) Catholic church, ; Monconys –; morality of Jesuit casuistry wrongly considered as, and n; (T) –; mental reservations and Pyrrhonism, discussed, –; see also Jesuits liberty and necessity, hypothesis of, ; Lucan, and obscenity, his Pharsalia cited, in the thought of Melanchthon, , n Lucchesini, Father, critic of Machiavelli, liberty of indifference, Bayle’s solution concerning, , ; see also free Lucian, n will; Lucretius, his De rerum natura [On the liberty, to assemble, ; to read history, Nature of Things] cited, n, ; see also republican liberty n; on obscenities, libido, and lewd dancing, Shoockius Luke, Gospel of, cited, cited on, and nn; see also Luther, Martin, , , customs; S-A Lutherans, xxvii, and n, lies, ; whether God is capable of, Lyon, , life, generation of, xix; system of Ovid, – ⁄ ; system of Xenophanes, Macedonia, – M, Niccolo`, xix, and Lipsius, Justus, xxx, n politique realism in France, xxxii, Lithuania, –; biography, –; his work Livius Flaminius, ; Plutarch’s Life of, of politics, ; his Prince assessed cited, n (E) –; translated into French, Livy, Titus, , ; his precautions when ; censured, ; and Francis reporting prodigies, n; his Bacon n; his Belphe´gor, ; his opinion that peoples are humble in ill-fortune, ; his concern for the
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Mennonites, sect of the, libertinage, his Voyages de Monconys Mephiboseth, , cited, and n Mercure franc¸ais, n Monluc, Jean de, Mersenne, Marin, philosophised with Montaigne, Michel de, xxiii, , ; Hobbes, refused to attribute ill motives to Me´ze´rai, Franc¸ois Eudes de, his Abre´ge´ every deed in history, ;on chronologique cited, , , , , political doctrines as ‘migratory , n, and n, and n birds’, ; his Essais cited, n Me´zeriac, Montmorenci, Conne´table de, n, Mical, concubine of king David, , moral theorists, , , Michelangelo, morality, , , , , ; and moral Micraelius, Johann, his Syntagma cited, evil, ; see also natural morality n morals, confused with logic by some Mill, J. S., xix, Jesuits, Milton, John, his views on tyrannicide More, Thomas, his Utopia cited, similar to Mariana’s, More´ri, Louis, , , , , n, mind, , , , , , , ; and n, n impenetrable secrets, ; tyranny Moses, over minds, – motion, laws of, Minerva, daughter of Juno, n, , Moulin, Pierre du, , n n mutual toleration, vs venomous disputes, minorities, protection of, xxxix miracles, ; Pope Gregory’s credulity mysteries, their enduring attraction, ; concerning, – views of the pagans concerning, miraculous causes, ; see also Nabal, , , n superstition Nathan, the prophet, missionaries, in Japan, ; and Francis natural law, xxxiii, ; see also law Xavier, ; their reports, natural morality, ; see also morality Moabites, David’s torture and murder natural passions, xxv n; see also of, happiness; unhappiness; war mob, Faustus Socinus attacked by, natural philosophy, xxiv, , and the moderation, that of Melancthon to be newphilosophy, ; its notions of emulated, generation and destruction, Moderns, vs Ancients, , natural reason, thinkers who consult molecules, their modificaction, only, Molie`re (pseud. for Jean-Baptiste nature: confused state of, ; her many Poquelin): his Come´die du cocu examples of love, ; laws of, ; imaginaire cited, and n; his if nature is minister of God, ;or Pre´cieuses ridicules, becomes fertile through friction, Molinists, and the doctrine of free will, Naude´, Gabriel, , ; his praise of de l’Hoˆpital; ; his Coups d’e´tat cited, monarchs: authority of, , ; doctrine n, n; on Machiavelli’s that it is unlimited, –; doctrine indebtedness to Tacitus; ; his that it is restrained, –;as scepticism, ; his Addition a` la vie officials of peoples, ; impossible de Louis XI cited, n to dethrone them without force, N, Marguerite de Valois, Queen ; that from God vs that from of, –; heroic magnanimity of, peoples, ; see also B; xxxiii; biography –; her stoical Hˆ ,del’ virtue, ; her Heptameron, ; monarchy, hereditary, ; in Japan, her reading of the Bible, ; Monconys, Balthasar, wrongly accused of questions of concerning philosophy
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Reformed (Calvinist) Religion (cont.) revenge, hard to renounce, , ; its growth in numbers in reign Revocation of Edict of Nantes, xxx, xxx– of Charles IX, –; de l’Hoˆpital xxxi, xxxiii, and n supported it without being a revolution, distinguished, by Bodin, from member, ; measures against it, rebellion, ; and Jesuits, ; severe reward, love of, persecution of it, ; its dominance Ribadeneira, Pierre, Jesuit, his Life of feared by Catholics, ; Nicole’s Ignatius Loyola cited, n writing against it, ; excessive Richelet, Pierre, n intolerance of it by Sainctes, ; Richelieu, Cardinal de, xxx Sainte-Aldegonde’s zealous support Riche´ome, Louis, Jesuit, his Anti-Coton for in the Dutch republic, ; its cited, , and n disputes on dancing, –; Riley, Patrick, xi minorities of France and Poland Rohault, Jacques, his work La Physique compared, ; see also B; cited, n Hˆ , de l’; H; Roman Empire, , Mˆ ;S; Roman law, Hotman’s erudition in, (Faustus); Socinian sect Roman Religion (also, Roman Church, Reformers, , , , n, Roman Communion), , , , refutations, xx, n; historical, ; their , , , place in critical research, –; Roman Senate, Conjectures and Refutations (by Karl Romans (or Roman people), , , , Popper) cited, xx n; see also ; their liberty, ; their salacious conjecture conduct, Regius, Etienne, his work La Philosophie romantic fiction, , , cited, n Rome: foundation of, , burdened with Re´gnier, Mathurin, size and power, ; Brutus and, – regnum, and sacerdotium, xxviii ; court of, ; Gregory I and, , religion, xviii, xxvi, , , ; de l’Hoˆpital and, , , ; Renaissance, xxiii, . cult of Juno at, , , ; reply and rejoinder, praised, Communion of, , , . reprisals, literary, Romulus, and n republic of letters, xxxix, , ; rights Rondel, Jacques du, in the, , Ronsard, Pierre de, his Ode cited, republican liberty: love of, by Brutus, ; and n by Machiavelli, ;by Rotterdam, Ecole Illustre at, xxi–xxii; Sainte-Aldegonde, ; can be Huguenot Church in, xxxiv, , studied in monarchical and Rousseau, Jean Jacques, xix republican states, , Roussel, Michel, his Anti-Mariana, cited, republicanism: of the politiques, xxxiii; its n debt to Machiavelli, –, – Russell, Bertrand, xl n republics, xxxii, xxxiii, , , ; Rymer, n compared with monarchies, ;in antiquity, ; on government of, Sable´, Madame de, n Plutarch’s Life of Phocion cited, – sacerdotium, and regnum, xxviii and n; of Florence, , Sadducees, and the mortality of the soul, Sainte-Aldegonde’s services to the Dutch republic, –; see also S, Claude de, –; biography republicanism –; supposed Henry III rightly restitution, assassinated (D) ; contradicted Re´tat, Pierre, xix n himself on the principle of loyalty revelation, light of, , , , (E) –; deplored toleration of
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heretics in France (F); toleration as sciences, xxiv, ,,, a cogent principle discussed, –; Scripture(s), their promise of blessings to see also intolerance; tolerance; come, ; howthey depict David, toleration ; can be silent on some matters, Saint Gregory; see G I ; cited often as historical S-A, Philippe de evidence, , ; any individual may Marnix –; biography –; interpret them, ; some, who draw advantages he brought to the new on them, abused by small minds, republic (H) –; his translation ; Hotman accused of corrupting of the Psalms of David, ; it, ; its teachings when too embarrassment concerning the harsh, not taken literally, ; persecution of sects (L) –; his Mariana’s scholias upon them, ; Antidote, and n; his Re´ponse were studied by Marguerite of apologe´tique n; his love of Navarre, ; Nicole’s method for dancing (M) –. their interpretation criticised, , Sainte-Marthe, Denys de, his Histoire de ; their translation by saint Gre´goire criticised, , and Sainte-Aldegonde into Flemish, ; n, and n their scrutiny by the Socinian sect, Saint-Evre´mond, and n, , ; their divine authority and n questioned, ; many offended by Saint-Germain-en-Laye, , , their teachings on hell, ; see also Saint-Point, governor of Maˆcon, , D;M;S ; see also M ˆ (Marianus); S (Faustus) Bellum Catilinae Sallust, his n, and Scude´ri, Madeleine, mademoiselle de, on obscenities, n Salmon, J. H. M., xxxi n sculpture, Salus populi suprema lex esto, and Scythians, simplicity of, –; Elizabeth I, , Justinian’s Institutiones, cited, n Samos, Seckendorf, Guy Louis de: and doctrine Samosatenian theology, and the Socinian of Mariana, his Historia Lutherana sect, cited, –, n Samuel, Book of, cited – nn sects, in Japan, ; in Poland, ; Sandberg, Carl, xxxviii and n Sardinia, methods of converting Jews in, opinion of a fewnot alwaysthat of sect as a whole, ; diversity of, Satan, xix xx; their proliferation embarassed Saturn, some Protestants, and n; the Saul, , , , , ; court of ; sons case of Jurieu, ; the case of and grandsons of Sainte-Aldegonde, – ; see also Saurin, Elie, and n, and n, , diversity in religion; H , and n, and n, and Sedan, Huguenot academy of xxi, n; his critique of an aspect of Semei, unjustly treated by David, , Bayle’s Com. Phil. answered, – Seneca, his Thyestes cited, n Savoy, senses, evidence of the, and n Scaliger, Joseph Juste, , sensualities, of David, scepticism, xviii, xxxix, , Servetus, , torture and death of, Sceptics, ; see also Acataleptics; and Servin, Advocate General, Pyrrhonian(s) sex, xix; in Japan, schism, Sextus Empiricus, n, n, Scholastics, xxiv, n; , their theory and n of dense bodies, – sexual morals, and David’s other failings, Schoockius, Martinus, and n n , – §§ –
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Sicily, , ; methods of converting commitment to non-violence, – Jews in, and nn; his distress over loss of sickness, and health, , manuscripts (F) ; assaulted by Sienna, , mob, ; why princes view pacifist Sigismund Augustus of Poland, , doctrines unfavourably (G) –; Silius Italicus, , ; his Punic Wars sects that renounce arms bearing cited, (H) –; reason’s weak points Simler, Josias, and Hotman’s discussed (I) –; Socinian sect Franco-Gallia, n excluded from United Provinces (K) Simon, Richard, his Dictionnaire du Bible –; hostile decree of (L) cited, – sin, ; whether God author of, –; Socinus, Laelius, uncle of Faustus, – pagan doctrine of antecedent sin, and nn; n, ; his De tribus Elohim [The three Gods] cited, Sisyphys, misery of, Juno’s compared n with, S (Marianus), –; biography Sixtus, Pope, of Marianus (b.); biography of Skinner, Quentin, xi, xxvii, xxi n, Marianus (b.); biography of xxxiii n Laelius, son of Marianus, (B) – Slichtingius, Jonas, his Confessio ; see also Socinus, Laelius Christiana cited, Socrates, societies, n, howpreserved, sodomy, Socinian sect, history of, –; Laelius Solier, Franc¸ois, ; his Histoire their first author, –; its eccle´siastique du Japon cited, , Bibliotheca Antitrinitaria cited, amended n and n; its founders’ torture and Solomon, king, , , , , ; and death in Italy, , ; its king of Tyre, and n theological doctrines: on Sorbie`re, his translation of Hobbes’s De Photinianism, , on Revelation, Cive, , on denial of Trinity, ,on Sorbonne, , , and accusations life of the soul, ; decrees passed against Reformers, against in Poland, –; its Sotion, , , practical doctrines: on arms bearing, Sotuel, Natanael, n, n , on non-resistance to soul, immortality of, and n, –, persecution, –, on public , , –, , , , – office-holding, –, –; , , reason, its first principle, , ; sovereigns, xxix, , n, , and psychological critique of its n; ; howto judge them, ; teachings, –, –, ; rebellion considered the worst judged unworthy of tolerance in crime, ; if they can rule without Holland, –; its doctrines sin ; see also duties of sovereigns; compared with those of the monarchs Acataleptics (sceptics), and n; sovereignty, can be removed violently, see also S (Marianus); Spain, , , , ; and the S (Faustus); Japanese, ; and the Jews, ; see X also Spaniards S (Faustus), –; biography Spanheim, Ezechiel de, his erudition, n –; Socinian sect and Poland (A) Spaniards, cruel maxims of, ; see also –; his De Jesu Christo servitore, Spain ; his writing against atheism, Spinoza, Baruch, , , ; the ; his repudiation of seditious Japanese religion taught similar preaching (C) –; his ideas, ; example of a theoretical
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atheist, ; see also Diagoras; , ; his opinion on anxiety and Vanini joy, Spinozism, and Xenophanes, Talavera, Sponde, Henry de, n, and n Tamar, rape and murder of, statecraft [la politique], xxxiii, ; Tantalus, compared with strict justice, ; Tartars (and Turks), considered as public prudence, ; taste, if opinion can be reduced to, , motivated sometimes by cupidity, , ; a bishop’s conversion to the temperament, ; and happiness, maxims of, Tertullian: his objections to penal laws states, can be monarchical and for heresy, ; his Apologetic cited, non-monarchical, ; duties of and n those who govern them, –; see Theodore, bishop of Marseille, also government theologians, Stoics, xxiii, xxxiii, , , , ; theology, xxiv, their critique by Esprit, Third Estate, xxiii, xxix, , , , ; Strabo, of the realm, ; its resolution of Strafford, Thomas, on the authority of kings, Strasbourg, and n Strigelius, Victor, and the movement of Thirty Years War, the Sygergists, Thou, Jacques Auguste de, his Histoire succession, and birthright, universelle depuis – cited, Suetonius, , ; his Life of Tiberius n, n, , nn, –; n; cited, – and n, and n, n, n, suicide, , , n, and n; his error about Bodin superstitions, xxxix; opposed by Hobbes, corrected, – and nn ; see also miracles; miraculous Thucydides, his History translated by causes Hobbes, ; cited, n Sweden, the king of, and the Socinian Tiberius, emperor: his need for flattery, sect, , his infamy, – Switzerland, Tigris and Euphrates, symmetry, vs chaos in nature, Timoleon, S, –; movement’s Timon, Sextus Empiricus on, history –; Melanchthon on Toledo, diocese of, , , , Luther and Calvin (A) –; tolerance, xviii, xix, , , n, harmonised free will and grace, ; and n, inculcated by de l’Hoˆpital, persecuted by faction of Illyricus, ; ordinarily denied to heretics, ; error and honest motives (B) ; not a monstrous doctrine, – –; critique of Saurin’s rejoinder ; that of the Queen of Navarre to Com. Phil., (C) –; Ptolemy, extolled, ; modern arguments Copernicus, and Tycho Brahe, their for, –; writings of Basnage, systems cited in support of Benoist, Van Paets, Locke, Jurieu, coexistence oftheories, – and and Bayle, commended, n, n n, n; Socinian sectthought Syracuse, people of, and Heiro II; and unworthy of it by the Estates of the Romans, United Provinces, Syria, toleration, and the Edict of Nantes (–), xx, xxiv, xxxiii; the Edict’s revocation by Louis XIV, Tacitus, ; his Annals cited n, n, xxii; edicts of toleration of the n; his praise of good sense, ; sixteenth century, ; the early howfar Machiavelli indebted to, Reformers had envisaged a full
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toleration (cont.) Ultramontane ecclesiastics, xxiii toleration ; arguments for the true Ultramontanism, political doctrine of, church identical with those for the xxvi, xxviii–xxix false church, ; mutual toleration, unbelievers, abounded in age of Pope Gregory I, torture, , , unhappiness, ; see also happiness Tossa of Japan, Unitarians, , ; see also Socinian Touchard, Jean, xxxvi n sect Toulouse, xxi, xxiv, , n United Provinces, , , , –, Tracy, Antoine Destutt de, his Ele´ments , , –, ; see also d’ide´ologie and translation of Holland; Netherlands Hobbes’s Logic cited, n unity in religion, compared with tradition, the party of, xxxv diversity, xxvii, Trajan, emperor, and n universals (universal categories), casuistry Transylvania, and Socinian sect, , of the Jesuits concerning, , , Urgande, the fairy, Trinity, doctrine of, , , , , Uriah, , , usurpation, truth persecuted, injuries of, utility, motives of, truth, in the philosophy of Xenophanes, , Valance, Tuck, Richard, xi, xxiv n, xxxiii values, those of Bayle, xxxvii–xl Tundes (bishops), of Japan, Vanini, Ucilio, his Life cited, n; Turks and Tartars, example of a theoretical atheist, Varillas, Antoine, n, n, , , Turnebus, Adrianus, on perfume and the , n,; his Histoire de divine nature, ; his Adversaria l’he´re´sie cited n; ; his Histoire [Journal], cited, n de Charles IX cited, n, n; Turretin, Franc¸ois, his Pyrrhonismus his Anecdotes de Florence cited, ; pontificius . . . [Pontifical Pyrrhonism his error concerning Mariana, . . .] cited, n Vassy, massacre of (), Tycho Brahe, –, n; see also Vavasseur, Father, his Epigrammate cited, S n tyranny, xix, xxxiv, , , , , ; vengeance, , can be replaced by another that is Venice, worse, ; teaching of Aristotle on, Venus, , ; Ovid and pleasures of, ; that of Spain in the United Provinces, – ; over minds – Verheiden, Caspar, ; his Elogia cited, ; see also assassination; insurrection; n; opinion on public importance M of songs, n; his Letter to tyrants, , ; ; authors who turn Sainte-Aldegonde, kings into tyrants, ; Machiavelli’s Vesta, sister of Juno, n defence of liberty against, ; Vienna, (Father Emeric) bishop of, ancient and modern tyrants vigilance, precept of, compared, ; whether tyrant may Vigneul-Marville (pseud. for Argonne, be overthrown, ; Mariana’s Noe¨l de), his Me´langes d’histoire et defence of rising against, –; his de litte´rature cited, n system and its critics examined, Vindiciae contra tyrannos, , , –, –; all tyrants and all n, ; see also H; Junius nations included in his system, ; Brutus see also H;M; violence, xix, xxxvi, , , , , Vindiciae contra tyrannos Virgil, n, , and n, n; his
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