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��Philology Prayers.
��Philology, ii. 349 n.
PHYSICIANS, * no estate raised by physic/
i. 223 ; dress, i. 389 n. ; playthings of
fortune, i. 390 n.; liberality, ii. 1367*. Pilgrim's Progress. See BUNYAN, JOHN. PINCKNEY, Eliza, ii. 76 n. PIOZZI, Gabriele, ii. 140 n., 170. PIOZZI, Mrs. See THRALE. PITCAIRN, Dr., ii. 399 n. PITT, William. See CHATHAM, EARL OF. PITT, William, the younger, ii. 193 .,
458 n.
PLATO, i. 112, 460. PLAUTUS, ii. 309, PLEASURE, i. 288, 324. PLINY, i. 356, 454. Plum, i. 2i7#.
PLUTARCH, ii. 339, 372 n., 374. PLYMOUTH, i. 335 ; ii. 419. POCOCK, Lewis, ii. 446 n. POCOCKE, Edward, i. 62. Poetical Scale, i. 398. POETRY, pathetic, i. 283 ; devotional,
i. 284.
Poke, i. 250^.
POLAND, i. 235 ; ii. 367, 448 . POLITENESS, ii. 276. POLITIAN, i. 365. Polluted, ii. 149. POLWHELE, R., ii. 117 n. t 296 n.
POLYBIUS, i. 419.
POPE, Alexander, autographs, i. 462 . ; blank verse, ii. 332 ; cant of an author, i. 161 n. ; Donne's Satires, ii. 404 ; drowsiness, ii. 4 ; Dunciad, ii. 254, 378 n. ; eating, ii. 336 n. ; Epistle to Jervas, i. 434 n. ; ii. 254 ; Epistles, i. 433 n. ; ii. 306 n., 341 ; Epitaphs, i. 151, 258, 413; ii. 280 n., 373; Essay on Criticism, i. 476; ii. 359; Essay on Man, i. 374, 435 n., 452, 480 ; ii. 254, 341, 353, 367 ; Hayley, ii. 420 n. ; Homer, i. 178, 470; Johnson's Life, i. 480 ; ii. 193 ; London, i. 373; ii. 342; Messiah, i. 37, 459 ; Kneller, ii. 5 n. ; mending verses, ii. 73 n. ; modern Latin writers, i. 365 n. ; Moral Essays, i. 445 n. ; ii. 369 n. ; music, ii. 103 n. ; narrow, i. 184; Oglethorpe, ii. 51; players, ii. 241 n. \ Prologue to Cato } i. 385 j
��Pulteney, ii. 271 n. ; puns, ii. 18 n. rank, men of, ii. 245 ; Satires, i. 467 ; 34 1 , 354, 367; Savage's pension, ! 37 2 37^ n " '> Shakespeare, i. 185, 358 n. ; Smart's translation, ii. 364 ; style, i. 466; ii. 352; Thoughts on Various Subjects, i. 435 n. ; Tickell's Homer, i. 482 ; Universal Prayer, ii. 254 ; writing, mode of, i. 425.
PORRIDGE ISLAND, i. 218.
PORSON, Richard, minute writing, i. 191 n. ; Johnson and Lauder, i. 399 .; Hawkins, ii. 81-3, 117 n., 131 n. ; Hayley, ii. 420 n.
PORTER, Henry, ii. 426 n.
PORTER, Captain Jarvis, ii. 173.
PORTER, Lucy (Mrs. Hunter), ii. 426 n.
PORTER, Lucy (Johnson's step-daughter), reads Hammond, i. 107 n. ; prayers, i. 108 ; mother, i. 248 ; Johnson, veneration for him, i. 298 ; letter, ii. 450 ; mentioned, i. 44, 104, 106,
153 , 364 , 4 OI > 432 ., 439 J 121, 391, 413, 417 n., 447.
PORTER, Joseph, i. 248 .
PORTER, , i. 369 n.
PORTERS, i. 380 n.
PORTEUS, Bishop Beilby, ii. 196 ., 197, 199 n.
PORTLAND, Duchess of, i. 338 n.
POSTERITY, i. 393.
POTT, Percival, ii. 143 n.
POVERTY, i. 251, 317.
POWNALL, Colonel, ii. 204.
PRAYERS, bed-time, i. 46 ; birthday, i. 7, 20, 22, 25, 31, 32, 42, 47, 49, 56, 68, 73, 81, 91, 94, 100, 119; change of outward things, i. 23 ; dead, for the, i. 8., 14, 15, 18, 23, 24, 25, 29, 34, 41, 54, 61, 65, 80, 85, 89, 98, 99, 102, 400 ; departure or at home, i. 108 ; Easter, i. 15, 20, 21, 24, 26, 31, 33, 39, 53, 56, 60, 65, 73, 75, 79, 84, 91, 97, 115; ejaculation, i. 1 2 3 ; entering Novum Museum,\. 37 ; eye restored to its use, i. 19 ; illness, i. 50, 113 ; introductory, i. 19; labour, i. 76; mother's death, i. 22 ; New Year's Day, i. 8-9, 13, 18, 20, 36, 43, 49, 5 1 , 5 8 > 62 > 6 9> 74, 77, 8 7> 93, 95J perplexing thoughts, i. 117; politics, engaging in, i. 36;
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