Notes and Queries, July 30, 1904.
INDEX.
547
Quotations :
Partus aureus, 188
Per modum illuminationis, feruntur, 188
Poor John was a gallant captain, 32
Potus gluten amicorum, 188
Prayer... a building to God a chapel in our heart, 406
Prius erit glacies flammiger ignis, 188
Quis nisi mentis inops oblatum respuat aurum ] 188
Quod efficit tale, illud ipsum est magis tale, 188
Quod expend! habui, 196
Rest after toil, 428, 474
Kostia disertus amat, 188
Sal et saliva, 368
Scalam naturae in qua inest et occultum occulti, 188
Scientia non habet inimicum prseter ignorantem, 188
Scripsit Aristoteles Alexandro de Physicorum, 188, 437
Sentis ut sapiens, loqueris ut vulgus, 188
Ships that pass in the night, 60
Signa minora cape, 188
Skoal ! to the Northland ! Skoal ! 280
Sleep after toil, 474
Sow an act, 300
Splendidae sunt vestes nobilitatis testes, 188
Stat crux dum volvitur orbis, 308, 393
Strangulatorium argumentum, 188
Studiis dignissima nostris, 188
Sunt tibi tortores serpentibus horridiores, 188
The incommunicable ardour of things, 168
The rage of Arctos and eternal frost, 468
The Romans in England, 80
The tears which I was never wont to shed, 348
There all in spaces rosy-bright, 168
There are only two secrets a man cannot keep, 508
There 's not a crime, 508
They set as sets the morning star, 168, 217, 275, 433
Thou hast conquered, pale Galilsean, 388
Thus didst thou, 428
To those they know do love them best, 189
Tot congestos noctesque diesque, labores, 168, 433
True earnest sorrows, rooted miseries, 168
Tua vicit comcedia, 188
Ubique ingenia hominum situs formant, 496
Unam semper amo, cujus non solvor ab hamo, 188, 437
Union of mind, as in us all one soul, 468
Vitse non pigeat cum funus amatur ? 188
Vivit post funera virtus, 188
Wax to receive and marble to retain, 328
Who plucked this flower ? 200
Yet, Freedom ! Yet thy banner, torn, but flying,
168 E. (A. F.) on arms of Pope Pius X., 309
Vestibule, as a verb, 346 R. (B.) on feudal system, 248 R. (C.) on Spencer on billiards, 113 R. (E.) on Shakespeare's grave, 478 R. (J.) on Franco-German War, 277
Hugo's ' Les Abeilles Imp^riales,' 391 R. (Q.) on Inns of Court, 488 R. (S. P. Q.) on Roman tenement houses, 369
R. (W.) on A.E.I., 207
Reade, 329
R. (W. H.) on Robertson family, 269 R t (F.) on curious Christian names, 236 Railway relic, the Novelty locomotive, 6 Railway train, first steam, 225, 278 Railways, their influence on pronunciation, 471 Rainsford (Col. Henry), his biography, 477 Rainsford (Capt. Lieut. John), his ' The Yong
Souldier,' 428, 477, 512
Raleigh (Sir Walter), his remains, 49, 130, 197, 459 ; pronunciation of the name, 90, 176 ; portrait by Simon Pass, 310 ; substituted portrait, 403 Ram, black, riding the, 35 Ramie, meaning of the word, 489 Ranee (Annie K.) on paste, 510 Randolph (J. A.) on Becket's martyrdom, 452
Crowns in tower of church, 157
Flaying alive, 155
" Flowers are the alphabet of angels," 228
St. Dunstan, 293
Werden Abbey, 152
Randolph (Thomas), biography and epitaph, 285 Rankin (Thomas), ' D.N.B.' on, 366 Rasalu (Raja), his adventures, 87 RatclifFe (T.) on " As merry as griggs," 94
Disguised murderer in folk-lore, 395
Dorsetshire snake-lore, 253
Hydrophobic patients smothered, 176
" Monkey on the chimney," 396
Moon folk-lore, 252
Tickling trout, 274
Ray (James) on Bass Rock music, 308, 374 Ray (John), naturalist, his Itineraries, 468 Raymond (Lord), his portrait at Furnival's Inn, 288 Read (F. W.) on "Crown and Three Sugar Loaves," 374
Southcott (Joanna), 301
Reade ( Robert), Bp. of Chichester, 1397-1417, 329,393 Reade (William), Archdeacon of Chichester, 329, 393 Reade (William), Bp. of Chichester, 1368-85, 329, 393 Reader on Knight Templar, 149 Reading (Dr. John) and Rev. Samuel Fisher, 156 Rebellion, Western, of 1549, 46, 217 Red Cross on Ainoo and Baskish, 432
Death-sequence in Sussex, 127
Dorsetshire snake-lore, 168
Tighern-mas, 408
Red Lion Square, Cromwell's remains buried in, 72 Registers, burial, of St. Peter's, Cornhill, 287 Registers, marriage, of the Fleet and other places, 75 ;
of the Golden Ball, Southwark, 329 Reichel (0. J.) on Ash, place-name, 137
Oprower, 313
Ploughgang and other measures, 354
Tideswell and Tideslow, 471 Relics : St. Gregory the Great, 106, 158 ; Irish
historical and artistic, 206 Reserve of Officers on Athenian system of dating, 489
Classic and translator, 508
" Roping" a horse in Latin, 448 Resurrection, movable, at Sheffield, 1558, 265 Reynolds (Sir Joshua), epigram on, 146 Rhine or rene, a small watercourse, 49/92, 217, 251 Rhyme and rime, spelling of the word, 34 Rickards (F. T.) on Gray's ' Elegy ' in Latin, 487
