Origen against Celsus, 50, 51, 404, 457;
comparison of with Schleiermacher, 285, 460.
Osiander, comparison of his views with Schleiermacher's, 247.
Oxford movement in church, 424.
See Reaction.
Owen, R. 201 seq. 307.
Owen, R. D. 202.
Padua, university of, philosophy at, 100.
Paine. T. 149 seq.
Painting, early Italian schools of, 96.
Paley, 466.
Panizzi on Romantic Epic, 94.
Pantheism at Padua, 100;
two kinds of, 101, 109;
name explained, 414.
Paolo Giovio, 96.
Para du Phanjas, 464.
Parable, distinguished from myth, 269.
Paris, àbbé, miracles of, 150.
Parker, Theodore, life and writings of, 323, 324.
Pascal, 470.
Patriotism in Germany, 240.
Paulus, German theologian, 232 seq.
Pearson on infidelity, 13, 311.
Pecock, Reginald, 98.
Pentateuch controversy, 254 seq.
Peregrinus Proteus of Lucian, 49 seq. 402.
Persecution, cause of, 404 seq.
Pestalozzi, 383.
Peter, St. joke on in Romantic Epic, 94.
Petrarch on Evidences, 462.
Pfaff, 419.
Phases of Faith, of F. W. Newman, 327.
Philippsohn on Judaism, 387.
Philopatris of Pseudo-Lucian, 67, 409.
Philosophy, scholastic, 78 seq.;
German, 235 seq. 438.
Philostratus's Life of Apollouius, 63 seq.
Physics, difficulties derived from, 350;
teaches logical method, 98.
Physiology, modern discoveries in. 355;
mode of approaching psychology through, 438.
Piers Plowman, the poem, on contemporary scepticism, 90.
Pietism, 213, 424.
Planck, A. on Lucian, 50, 402.
Planck's Sacred Philology, 221.
Plato on Sophists, 42;
doctrines on religion, 45;
Platonic dialectic, 78;
Platonic party at Cambridge in the seventeenth century, 124, 392.
Plurality of worlds, 201.
Poetry in Germany, schools of, 425.
Pomponatius, 101.
Pope, compared with Milton and Tennyson, 22;
influence of Bolingbroke on, 145.
Porphyry, life and character, 56 seq. 71;
references for studying, 56;
view of oracles, 57;
work against Christians, 57 seq.;
attack on Daniel, 60 seq.;
other views of, 61, 62;
on predication, 57;
letter to Marcella, 71.
Port Royal, miracle of the thorn, 153.
Positivism, described, 296;
in England, 311;
religion of, 312;
compared with Naturalism, 339.
Pouilly, critic on Roman history, 144.
Powell, Baden, on Deluge, 17.
Prayer, extract from Guizot on, 395.
Prejudices of heathens against Christianity, 405.
Presentative consciousness, 394.
Press, freedom of in England, 123.
Pressensé, pref. xix., 42, 356, 404, 448, 449, 451, 453.
Priestly, 392.
Printsterer, Groen van, 445.
Progress in religion, 87.
Protestant church in France, freethought in, 304, 448.
Protestantism distinguished from scepticism, pref. vi.; 9, 99.
Providence, Holyoake on, 313.
Psalms: the seventy-third named, 5, 19;
the division of into books, 256.
Pseudo-Clementines, 400.
Pseudo-Lucian, Philopatris, 409.
Psychology explained, 24;
Morrell on, 395.
Pugio Fidei, 385.
Pulci, 95.
Pusey on German theology, pref. xxi.;
on inspiration, 475.
Quakers, 29.
Quarterly Review, on Leopardi, 16;
on Romantic Epic, 94;
on Theophilanthropists, 190;
on Fourier, 292.
Quinet, E. on comparison of religions, 5, 381;
on Strauss, 273.
Racovian Catechism, 391.
Rámayana, 382.
Rambouillet, 178.
Ramus, P. 102.
Rationalism in Germany, 11, 231, 234;
subdivided, 218, 417;
compared with Deism, 321;
explained, 416 seq.;
literary dispute on, 418;
in English church, 329, 340.
Ratisbon, confession of, 212.
Ray, 466.
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Raymond, Martin, 386.
Raynal, 178.
Reaction among heathens, 44;
Catholic in France, 300, 448;
in Italy, 103;
in Oxford, 285, 310.
Readings, variety of in sacred texts, 182.
Realism explained, 9, 79 seq.
Rees, translation of Racovian Catechism, 391.
Reformation, twofold element in, 211;
not sceptical, 9, 99:
pref. vi.; 211;
in Italy, 99.
Reformed Jews, 387.
Reimannus, 7.
Reimarus, 225, 426.
Reinhardt, 231.
Reinhold, 228.
Religion, comparative study of, 4, 380;
Greek, 5;
eastern, 4.
Remonstrants in Dutch church, 110, 445.
Renaissance, 92 seq.;
literature at, 96;
unchristian sympathy at, 96;
evidences at, 462.
Renan, E. 5, 31, 302 seq.; 397;
Averroes, 89;
Lect. III. passim.
Rénand, 299.