D’Epinay, Madame, ii, 223 n.

De Prades, ii, 224, 239, 269 sq.

De Roches, ii, 234 n.

Dersdon, ii, 88

Descartes, i, 470; ii, 36, 64 sq., 72, 73, 121, 133, 134, 150

Descente de Saint Paul aux Enfers, i, 326

Desdouits, Professor, ii, 49 sq.

Desforges, ii, 291

Des Fournéilles, ii, 104

Desgabets, ii, 128

Deshoulières, Madame, ii, 142

Deslandes, i, 7, 236, 237, 238; ii, 214, 225

Desmoulins, ii, 254

Destutt de Tracy, ii, 254

De Thou, i, 482 n.

Deukalion, i, 173

Deurhoff, ii, 138

Deus ex Machina, i, 163

Devienne, i, 477

De Villars, ii, 125

D’Holbach, ii, 77, 221, 24243, 245, 249, 253, 271 sq., 285, 393

Diagoras, i, 130 n., 159

Dick, ii, 463 n.

Dickens, ii, 451

Dickinson, T. L., cited, i, 100

Diderot, ii, 218, 226, 229, 247, 248, 249, 254, 259, 261, 264, 266 n., 267 sq., 285 sq., 364, 371;
cited, i, 209 n.; ii, 199, 221, 223 n., 278

Dikaiarchos, i, 184

Dill, Sir S., i, 246 n.

Dillon, Dr., cited, i, 112, 113, 115

Diodoros, cited, i, 71, 72

Diogenes of Apollonia, i, 138 n., 154

—— Laërtius, i, 138 n., 144, 145, 183

—— the Babylonian, i, 184 n.

Diogenes the Peripatetic, i, 188

Dionysios, the younger, i, 175, 176

—— the Areopagite, i, 229 n.

Dionysos, i, 125, 134, 145, 164

Diopeithes, i, 154

Dippel, J. Conrad, ii, 304

Dissent, English, and Liberalism, ii, 326

Dissenters’ Chapels Act, ii, 334

Divination, Hebrew, i, 99

Dixon, Prof., cited, ii, 492 sq.

Doddridge, ii, 173

Dodwell, H., senr., ii, 153

—— H., junr., ii, 170

—— W., cited, ii, 191

Dolcino, i, 337

Dolet, i, 21, 380, 383, 385 sq.

D’Olivet, ii, 145

Döllinger, i, 331 n.

Dominic, St., i, 333, 340

Dominicans, i, 333, 334, 335; ii, 43

Domitian, i, 214

Domitius, i, 206 n.

Donatists, the, i, 232

Dooman, ii, 493

Dostoyevsky, ii, 457

Douglas, S. A., ii, 419

Douglass, Frederick, ii, 419

Dove, Dr. John, ii, 21, 79

—— J., ii, 201

Drama, freethought in, i, 133, 148, 161, 302;
Elizabethan, ii, 16;
Spanish, ii, 39

Draper, i, 13; ii, 469

Drews, A., i, 13, 168

Driver, Canon, ii, 433, 434 n.;
cited, i, 105, 106, 112

Droz, cited, ii, 275

Drummond, H., ii, 403

Drunkenness, Protestant, i, 455

Dryden, ii, 90 n., 93 sq., 190

Dualism, i, 68, 154, 174, 227, 255, 280

Du Barry, Madame de, ii, 236

Dubois, Dr., ii, 461 n.

Duchâtel, Bishop, i, 383, 384, 387

Du Châtelet, Marquise, ii, 230

Ducket, ii, 167

Duclos, ii, 215, 258, 291

Dudgeon, ii, 184, 201

Duels, veto on, i, 283 n.

Dujardin, i, 108

Dulaurens, ii, 237 n.

Dumarsais, ii, 238, 243, 248, 272

Dunbar, W., quoted, ii, 183

Duni, ii, 367

Dunlop, R., cited, ii, 172

—— Mrs., ii, 275 n.

Duns Scotus, i, 336, 359

Du Pin, ii, 144

Dupuis, ii, 274, 404

Durand, i, 360

Durkheim, ii, 469

Duruy, ii, 227 n., 406

Duvernet, ii, 222 n., 244, 290

Earthquakes, i, 278

Eberhard, ii, 260 n., 315, 317

Ebionites, i, 225

Ecclesiastes, i, 114 sq., 207

Eckhart, i, 362

Economic causation, i, 36, 41, 60, 71 sq., 77, 87, 233 sq., 287 sq., 292 sq., 305–306, 339, 341, 357, 377, 404 sq., 414, 423 sq., 427 sq., 431 sq.; ii, 160, 171, 216

Ecphantos, i, 150

Edelmann, ii, 307 sq.

Edersheim, cited, i, 118

Edgeworth, Miss, ii, 451

Education and Protestantism, i, 436

—— in England in eighteenth century, ii, 200

Edwards, T., cited, ii, 7778

—— Jonathan, ii, 438

—— John, ii, 98, 109, 110

Egypt, ancient, religion of, i, 69 sq.;
freethought in, i, 70;
influence of on Greece, i, 121, 129;
influence of on Gnosticism, i, 227;
modern, i, 22, 274–75

Eichhorn, ii, 423, 424, 431

Elcesaites, i, 227

Eleatic School, i, 136, 141 sq., 146 sq.

Elements, the four, i, 140

Eleusinian mysteries, i, 159

Elias, i, 334

Eliezer, Rabbi, i, 334

Elijah and Elisha, i, 102

—— Rabbi, ii, 489

Eliot, George, ii, 438, 439, 444, 451, 500

Elizabeth, Queen, ii, 4, 11

—— St., i, 305 n.

Ellis, C., ii, 98

—— Sir A. B., cited, i, 23, 25

—— W., cited, i, 23, 34

Elohim, i, 98; ii, 256

Elwall, ii, 162, 354

Emerson, ii, 100, 450, 453, 488

Emes, ii, 98

Emin, Khalif, i, 257

Emlyn, ii, 188

Empedokles, i, 158

Encyclopédie, ii, 234 sq., 258, 270

Engels, ii, 412

England, medieval, freethought in, i, 297–98, 342 sq.;
torture in, i, 322 n.;
Tudor, freethought in, i, 458 sq.; ii, 1 sq.;
Reformation in, i, 431 sq.; ii, 1 sq.;
15th century, freethought in, i, 393 sq.;
17th century, freethought in, ii, 69 sq.;
18th century, freethought in, ii, 147 sq.;
19th century, freethought in, ii, 386 sq., 431, 433

English influence on France, ii, 223, 250;
on Germany, ii, 309, 311 sq.

Ennius, i, 151, 199 sq.

Enoch, Book of the Secrets of, i, 221

Enrique IV, i, 340

Ephesos, i, 124

Ephoros, i, 180

Epic, rise of, i, 126

Epicharmos, i, 152, 199

Epictetus, i, 189, 215, 392, 476

Epicureanism, i, 118, 181 sq., 200, 201 sq., 322, 325, 366; ii, 67, 143

Epicurus, i, 157, 181 sq., 186, 212

Erasmus, i, 370, 403, 406, 429, 440, 450, 461

Erastianism, ii, 71 n.

Eratosthenes, i, 188

Erdmann, cited, i, 314, 345

Erhard, ii, 346

Erigena. See John Scotus

Esoteric religion, i, 71, 87, 191

Esprit fort, use of term, i, 6

Essays and Reviews, ii, 325

Essenes, i, 148

Essex, Earl of, ii, 2

Estève, P., ii, 239

Estienne, i, 391, 473 n.

Ethical Societies, ii, 414

Ethics, progress in, i, 132, 184; ii, 34, 116, 343;
of Chinese, i, 85;
of Greeks, i, 127, 133;
of Hebrews, i, 104, 221;
of primitive peoples, i, 28, 93;
of Phœnicians, i, 81;
of Romans, i, 215;
of Mexicans, i, 91;
of early Christians, i, 220, 223, 244;
of Mohammed, i, 253

Etruscan religion, i, 197, 199, 200

Eucharist, doctrine of the, i, 286, 289 sq., 417–18, 420, 440

Euchite heresy, i, 280 n., 293

Euclides, i, 149 n., 184

Eudemus, i, 138

Eudo, i, 295

Eugenius IV, i, 357

Euler, ii, 177, 310

Eunomians, i, 247

Euripides, i, 127 n., 148, 161 sq., 171, 199

Eusebius, i, 241, 434

Evans, Marian, ii, 438, 439

Evanson, ii, 201203, cited, 205

Evelyn, cited, ii, 168

Evêmerism among Semites, i, 79–80, 102;
among Greeks, i, 169, 185;
among Christians, i, 225;
among Romans, i, 199

Evêmeros, i, 79, 184

Everlasting Gospel, the, i, 335 sq.

Evolution theory, i, 138, 158; ii, 207

Ewald, ii, 431

Ewerbeck, ii, 433

Exeter, i, 468

Eye, S., ii, 98

Ezél, i, 274

Fabricius, i, 11

Faguet, cited, ii, 442 n.

Fairbanks, i, 137 n., 144 n.

Falkland, ii, 106

“Family of Love,” ii, 4

Farel, i, 428

Farinata degli Uberti, i, 325

Farrar, A. S., i, 14–15

—— cited, i, 308 n., 321 n.; ii, 175

Fathers, the Christian, i, 215, 216

Fatimids, the, i, 256 n.

Fauriel, ii, 460

Faxardo, ii, 375

Faye, La, ii, 44

Feargal, i, 282, 368

Fear in religion, i, 44

Federation, i, 137

Fénelon, i, 363; ii, 126, 130, 142, 146, 213, 250, 252

Ferdinand, King, i, 340

Ferdinando II, Duke, ii, 365

—— III, ii, 371

Ferguson, ii, 186

Ferini and Antiferini, ii, 367

Ferrand, Mdlle., ii, 265

Ferrer, Francisco, ii, 502

Ferri, ii, 469

Fetishism, i, 25, 36

Feuerbach, ii, 474, 475 sq.

Fichte, ii, 345, 347 sq., 425, 471 sq., 473, 475

Fiji, unbelief in, i, 36 n., 43;
religion in, i, 37, 43

Filangieri, ii, 369

Finetti, ii, 367

Finlay, quoted, i, 278 n.

Finow, i, 38

Fiorentino, cited, i, 376

Firdausi, i, 262

Firmicus Maternus, i, 233

Firmin, ii, 114

Fischer, Kuno, quoted, ii, 66

Fisher, Bishop, ii, 1

—— Dr. L., quoted, i, 49

Fitzgerald, i, 264

Flade, ii, 33

Flagellants, i, 336

Flanders, civilization of, i, 2;
early freethought in, i, 295, 297

Flaubert, i, 140; ii, 442

Fletcher, ii, 19

Floury, ii, 215

Flint, Professor, cited, ii, 35, 366 n., 399 n.

Florence, culture of, i, 325 sq., 407; ii, 365, 387

Florimond de Boemond, i, 479 sq.

Flügel, i, 256 n.

Fogg’s Weekly Journal, quoted, ii, 157

Fontane, cited, i, 50

Fontanier, ii, 122

Fontenelle, ii, 54, 130 n., 14243, 227 n., 235, 246, 250, 470

Food supply and religion, i, 94–5

Foote, G. W., ii, 400, 408

Forbes, Lord President, ii, 104, 185, 252

Forbonnais, ii, 245

Forchhammer, i, 171 n.

Forgiveness, ethic of, i, 221

Forgery, priestly, i, 72, 101, 230 n., 243

Fotherby, Bishop, ii, 24

Foucher, ii, 258

Founders, religious, i, 68

Fourier, ii, 404 n.

Fourth Gospel, ii, 425

Fowler, Dr., ii, 28, 30 n., 105, 111

—— Dr. Warde, i, 195–96, 200 n., 202, 204, 209

Fox, C. J., ii, 206

—— W. J., ii, 413

Foxe, i, 3, 395, 459

Fracastorio, i, 371 n.; ii, 463 n.

France, early freethought in, i, 291 sq., 296 sq., 299 sq., 317 sq., 351 sq.;
Reformation in, i, 427 sq.;
influence of, on Germany, ii, 309, 311;
influence of, on Italy, i, 351 n.; ii, 371;
freethought in, i, 379 sq., 473 sq.; ii, 117 sq., 141 sq., 213 sq., 388;
culture-history of, i, 317 sq., 351 sq., 379 sq., 427 sq., 473 sq.; ii, 420, 440 sq.

Francis, King, i, 383, 389, 427

—— of Assisi, i, 333

Franciscans, i, 333 sq., 339, 409

Franck, Sebastian, i, 442

Francklin, T., ii, 180, 203

François de Rues, i, 351

Franklin, B., ii, 381 sq., 384 n.

Fraticelli, the, i, 317, 337

Fraud in religion, i, 26 sq., 108, 109, 175, 230 n., 243, 250

Frazer, Sir J. G., i, 401 n., 471

Frederick II, Emperor, i, 323, 324

—— of Aragon, i, 339

—— the Great, ii, 248 n., 261 n., 269, 287, 305, 311, 312 sq.

—— William, ii, 331, 342

—— IV, ii, 426

—— V, of Denmark, ii, 361

Free Church of Scotland, ii, 410 sq.

Freeman, cited, i, 261

Freemasonry, i, 358; ii, 306, 330

“Free religious” societies, ii, 410, 413

Freeseekers, sect of, 6

Free Spirit. See Brethren

“Freethinker,” origin of word, i, 1, 4, 6 sq.;
meaning of word, i, 4 sq., 7 sq.

Freethinker, early journal, i, 7

Freethought, meaning of, i, 1 sq., 8 sq.;
and conduct, i, 17 sq.;
continuity of, i, 36 sq., 400 sq.;
histories of, i, 10 sq.;
psychology of, i, 8 sq., 15, 39;
resistance to, i, 22 sq.;
in religion, i, 36 n.;
primitive, i, 26, 33 sq.;
early Arab, i, 112, 116;
Babylonian, i, 62–65;
Chinese, i, 82 sq.;
Christian, i, 218 sq.;
Egyptian, i, 69 sq.;
Greek, i, 128 sq.;
Hebrew, i, 104, 111 sq.;
Hindu, i, 49 sq.;
in 4th and 5th centuries, i, 235;
in medieval schools, i, 282, 307 sq.;
in medieval England, i, 342 sq.;
in the Renaissance, i, 365 sq.;
in England in the 15th century, i, 393 sq.;
in Tudor England, i, 458 sq.; ii, i, sq.;
in Austria, ii, 351;
in France in the 16th and 17th centuries, i, 473 sq.; ii, 117 sq., 141 sq.;
in France in the 18th century, ii, 213 sq.;
in France in the 19th century, ii, 404 sq.;
in England in the 16th century, ii, 1 sq.;
in England in the 17th century, ii, 69 sq.;
in England in the 18th century, ii, 147 sq.;
in England in the 19th century, ii, 392 sq.;
in Germany, i, 361 sq., 434 sq.; ii, 294 sq., 388, 409 sq., 420 sq., 448, 454 sq.;
in Holland, i, 398 sq.; ii, 132 sq., 352 sq.;
in Italy, i, 322 sq.; ii, 365 sq., 387, 454;
in Spain and Portugal, i, 338 sq., 470 sq.; ii, 372 sq.;
in Switzerland, ii, 378 sq.;
in Scandinavia, ii, 354 sq., 412 sq.;
in the Slavonic States, ii, 362 sq., 412 sq.;
in South Africa, ii, 416 sq.;
in South America, ii, 407;
in the United States, ii, 381 sq.;
in Catholic countries to-day, ii, 406 sq.;
in the Catholic Church, ii, 5;
in Oriental countries to-day, ii, 490 sq.;
Phœnician, i, 79, 80;
Peruvian, i, 90;
psychology of, i, 8 sq., 16 sq.;
Roman, i, 199 sq.;
under Islam, i, 248 sq., 272;
in Persia, i, 273

Free-will, doctrine of, i, 8, 232, 254, 270; ii, 150 n.

Frei-geist, use of word, i, 6; ii, 301

Freke, ii, 114 n.

French Revolution, effect on English freethought of, ii, 209, 386 sq.

Fréret, ii, 241 n., 243, 245, 248, 289

Fréron, ii, 258

Fresnoy, L. du, ii, 206

Freudenthal, i, 142

“Friends of God,” i, 362

“Friends of Light,” ii, 339

Frith, Mrs. I., ii, 43 n.

Froissart, i, 356

Fromman, ii, 298

Fronto, i, 236

Froude, i, 3 n.; ii, 448

Fry, ii, 106

Fuegians, i, 98

Fukuzawa, ii, 491, 493

Fuller, cited, ii, 22 n., 23 n., 24

—— Andrew, ii, 210, 398

Furnival, F. J., cited, ii, 19

Gabler, ii, 423, 424

Gabriele de Salo, i, 369

Gaetano of Siena, i, 369

Gaidi, ii, 221

Gainsford, ii, 11

Galen, i, 471

Galeotto Marcio, i, 369

Galiani, ii, 369, 371

Galileo, i, 377–78, 401, 456; ii, 42, 57 sq., 65

Galitzin, Prince von, ii, 286

Galton, cited, i, 31

Galvani, ii, 371

Gambetta, ii, 500

Ganganelli, ii, 369 sq., 371

Garasse, i, 480 n., 482 sq.; ii, 55, 56

Garat, ii, 280

Garbe, Prof., cited, i, 51

Garcilasso, cited, i, 90

Gardiner, cited, i, 396, 405; ii, 22, 23, 79

Garibaldi, ii, 500

Garlon, ii, 291

Gassendi, ii, 64, 65, 66 sq., 104, 138, 150

Gastrell, ii, 98

Gauchat, ii, 165, 226, 250 n.

Gaul, Christian, freethought in, i, 236;
vice in, i, 245

Gaultier, ii, 217

Gaunilo, i, 310

Gaussen, ii, 458

Gautama. See Buddha

Gautier, ii, 250 n.

Gazier, ii, 275 n., 292 n.

Gazzali, i, 259, 263, 266, 267, 270

Gebhardi, ii, 312

Gebhart, discussed, i, 409

Gebler, criticized, ii, 59

Geddes, Dr., ii, 431

Gegenbauer, Theophilus, ii, 295

Geijer, ii, 417

Gemistos Plethon, i, 371

Génard, ii, 291

Genesis, criticism of, i, 450; ii, 115, 463.
See Pentateuch

Genest, ii, 214

Geneva, thought in, i, 2, 446; ii, 379

Gennadios, i, 372

Genovesi, ii, 369

Gentilis, Valentinus, i, 451, 453

Gentillet, i, 468

Geoffrin, Madame, ii, 223 n., 272 n.

Geoffroy d’Estissac, i, 381

Geographical causation, i, 134, 197

Geology, i, 371; ii, 206

George III, ii, 200

Georgios Trapezuntios, i, 372

Gerbert, i, 301 n.

Gerhard, Bishop, i, 291, 336 n.

Germany, Reformation in, i, 403 sq.;
freethought in, i, 361 sq., 434 sq.; ii, 294 sq., 388, 409 sq., 420 sq., 454 sq.

Gerson, i, 363, 417

Gervinus, ii, 15

Geryon, i, 185

Geulincx, ii, 138

Gewissener, ii, 296

Ghailan of Damascus, i, 254

Ghibellines, i, 325

Ghillany, ii, 427, 432

Giannone, ii, 368, 369

Gibbon, i, 139, 178, 204–205, 209, 246 n., 262; ii, 229, 398, 399, 447, 468

Gibson, Bishop, ii, 159