.. returns to England, 125.
.. his poem to the memory
of his friend Deodati, 127.
... reafons why he wrote in
English, 147 note.

engages in controverfy,

...

151, 170

.... educates his two nephews,
and fome others, 153.

......

... hence called a schoolmaf-
ter, 154.

his conduct in this refpect
examined, 154.

. plan of inftruction, 155.
removes from St. Bride's
to Alderfgate ftreet, 161.
abstemious, 162.

....

his fecond elegy to Deo-
dati, 163, 167 note.

books of Reformation
touching Church-government in
England, 180.

anfwers to Hall's De-
fence of Epifcopacy, 187.

... Animadverfions on the
Remonftrant's Defence, 191.

... Apology for Sme&ym-
nuus, 193.

......

... Paradife Loft, 404, 156,

466.

publifhes fir Walter Ra-
leigh's Cabinet Council, 405.
Marvell made joint fecre
tary with him, ib.

his Treatife of Civil Power
in Ecclefiaftical Caufes, 413.

... Likelieft Means to re-
move Hirelings out of the
Church, 414.

.... Prefent Means and Brief
Delineation of a free Common-
wealth, 416.

..... Ready and Easy Way
to establish a free Common-
wealth, 417.

.... answers to his Tracts on a
Commonwealth, 424.

his Notes on Dr. Griffith's
Sermon, 425.

anfwered by Leftrange,

426.

Milton

..

ill behaviour of his daugh-.
ters, 442.

his Accidence commenced
Grammar, 445.

edition of Raleigh's A-
phorifms of State, ih.

vifited by James duke of
York, 446 note.

retires to Chalfont on ac-
count of the plague, 450.

......

.. Paradife Regained fuggeft-
ed to him, 451.
...... returns to London, 451.
his Paradife Loft, 456, 466.
apprehenfive of affaffina-
tion, 462.

....

his genius moft vigorous in
winter, 476.

manner of compofing,

..

O'Neale,