• Absolute Will, the, 224, 225.
• Absurd, the, xxxii, 227.
• Act, originating an, 176-7.
• Adam, the word, in Genesis, and as used by St. Paul, 194.
• —— and his posterity, God's anger against, 186.
• —— possible Spiritual Fall antecedent to him, 195.
• —— and Eve, assertions respecting their state, 194.
• Adam's Fall, 172.
• —— sin, its penalty, death, 183.
• Admiration, love of, 127.
• Æolists, the, 45.
• 'Aids to Reflection,' the author's aims in the work, ix, xi, xiii, xv, xix, xxiii, lxvi, 102, 103, 205.
  • Republication of it in America, xii, xxvii.
  • Importance of the work, xxvi, xl.
  • Doctrines propounded in it, xxvii.
  • Its orthodoxy, xxi, lvi.
  • Objections to it answered, lxviii.
  • Criticism of it anticipated, 45, 258.
  • Its origin, xx, 108.
  • Its first edition, ix, xv, xix.
  • Dr. Marsh's essay on it, xii, xxiii.
  • Break in the work through the author's illness, 160.
  • Its plan, 204.
  • The notes to it, 152, 205.
  • Purposed supplement to it, 257.
  • See also under Reason and Understanding, the Will, &c.
• Alcohol, 100.
• Allegory and Symbol in Scripture Interpretation, 212.
• Alogi, the modern, 219.
• Altar, Companion to the, 352.
• America, Dr. Jas. Marsh, a disciple of Coleridge there, xii.
• Amusements, the care for, and the neglect of study, 151.
• Anabaptism, 253.
• Analogy in the New Testament, 136.
• Anathema Maranatha, 251.
• Anatomy, Comparative, xx.
• Ancient wisdom, the treasures of, lxxiii;
  • Coleridge no contemner of them, ib., lxxiv.
• Animal development in the polypi, &c., 58.
• —— life typical of the understanding and the moral affections, 74.
• AntinoÜs and NoÜs, their Dialogue on Mystics and Mysticism, 261.
• Antithesis, 225.
• Ants and bees, intelligenc 4795-h-10.htm.html#Page_212" class="pginternal">212.
• His New commandment, 249.
• His death, 202.

Christ, the Christian's pattern, 203.

—— contemplation of, 350.

—— faith in, 208.

—— present in every creature, 351.

—— the Redeemer of "every creature," 350.

—— the Word, 288.

—— and His Apostles, 212.

—— and the children, 250.

—— Paul and Moses, 241.

—— Redemption by, 106.

"Christ, In," the phrase, 104.

Christ's aids to the sinner, 104.

—— use of the words, water, flesh, blood, birth, and bread, 272.

Christian, the, no Stoic, 57.

—— Dispensation, the, xviii;

• and the Law of Moses, 240.

Christian Faith, xvi, xviii, 232.

• A vindication of its whole scheme promised by the author, 103.

—— Faith and the Bible, 289.

—— love, 58.

—— ministry, the, 35, 68, 96.

—— Philosophy, 91.

—— Religion, the, 123.

Christian Spectator, 1829, Controversy there on the Origin of Sin, liv.

Christians, early, and the Jews, 215.

—— and war, 358.

—— should be united in one Church (extract from Wall), 256.

Christianity, 272.

• Arguments against, 194.
• Is a vanity without a Church, 200.
• Coleridge's views on, xxx.
• The essentials of, 247.
• The "Evidences of," 134, 272, 319.
• The doctrines peculiar to, 11, 73, 130.
• The knowledge required by, 5, 7.
• Not to be preferred to truth, 66.
• Not a theory but a Life, 134.
• Operative, the Pentad of, 288.
• Try it! 134.

—— and Mythology, 188.

—— and the old philosophy, 84.

Church, the word, 114.

Church, Christianity a vanity without a Church 200.

—— a National, 196.

—— the, 288. Field's work on, 208.

—— the most Apostolic, 257.

—— of England, the, 306.

Divines, our elder, 40.

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Hungarian sisters, the, 246.

Hunter, John, 265.

Hurwitz, Hyman, 140, 358.

Hutchinsonians, the, 314.