II.—GENERAL MATTERS.

Abhorrency, [457], [458].
Absconded, [163].
Accusations by Satan, [231], [232];
direful, [428].
Acontius, [169], [193], [207].
Acosta, [198].
Acquirements, [152].
Actions, of wonder and astonishment, by Satan, [30];
unreasonableness of some, [68];
mistake of, [188], [189];
Satan uses Scripture to promote sinful, [408].
Activity in duty, [212].
Adam, Melchior, [135], [147].
Additions, [124].
Admiration, [43].
Adonis, [180].
Adoption, Satan seeks to weaken, [374];
are all to maintain their? [375].
Adrianus, [178].
Advantage pursued by Satan, [45], [46], [251], [258], [259], [345], [346].
Adventurousness, rash, [320].
Adversary, Satan an—malice, enmity, power, cruelty, diligence, [10].
Æsop, [181].
Ætius Spartianus, [178].
Ætna, [173].
Affections, Satan uses, [67].
Afflicted, reasons for Satan’s tempting the, [335], [336].
Afflictions, [222], [223], [273], [274], [335], [336], [427].
Affright, Satan seeks not to, [86], [87].
Affrightments, [238], [240];
grievous, [249], [427].
Afraid, be not of, Goliath, [311].
Agathocles, [40].
Aggravations, of sin, [83], [278], [279];
unjust, of sins of God’s children, [299], [300].
Aims, Satan, various, in a single temptation, [353].
Alacrity, in duty, [212].
Alexander, [26], [68].
Alexander, (heretic,) [204].
Allegorical reflections, [163].
Allurement, [399].
Alterations, be jealous of, in worship, [433].
Alvarez, [174].
Alypius, [65].
Amazement, [303].
Ambrose, [446].
Americans, [17], [44].
Ames, or Amesius, [10], [57], [255], [288], [293], [384], [449], [456].
Androgeus, [39].
Anger of Satan, [12], [206];
angry disposition, [220].
Angel, Satan an, power of, [14], [15];
angels, strength of, ib.;
Sadducees, opinions on, [49], [50].
Anguish and horror of Satan, [13].
Annoyance, temptation an, [456].
Answers, of Christ to Satan, [445], seq.;
fit and pertinent, [445];
best from Scripture, [462], seq.
Antichrist, [38].
Antiochus, [109].
Antony, M., [70].
Antony of Padua, [180].
Apion, [109], [110].
Apish imitation of divine things, [198].
Apochryphal adjections, [179].
Apollonius, [173].
Apollonius Tyanæus, [419].
Apostasy of Satan, [12].
Apostolici, [170].
Apparitions, [33].
Appearances, remarkable, of God, [279].
Applause, popular, [401].
Apprehensions, against God, [303].
Aptitude in the world to tempt, [441].
Aquinas, [31].
Arguings, fallacious, [113], [114];
partial, [452].
Arguments, deny sin with strongest, [463];
of Satan, [295], [296].
Arianism, [131].
Aristotle, [27], [179].
Arius, [204].
Armour, management of spiritual, [445].
Arrowsmith, [19], [102], [240], [327], [425], [467].
Arrogancy, [375];
of Satan against God, how shewn, [418], seq.
Art, of Satan in setting forth temptations, lies in four things, [421], [422].
Arthington, [146].
Askew, Ann, [455].
Assaults, of saints, by Satan, [18].
Assays, [247].
Assertions, bold, [167].
Aspersions, slanderous, [188].
Atheists, [48];
principles of, put out light, [82];
thoughts, [242];
persons troubled with atheistical thoughts, [243].
Authority of Satan, [17];
nature of, explained, [17], [18];
over persons and things, ib.;
efficacy of, [18], [19].
Augustine, [15], [19], [22], [32], [38], [48], [52], [65], [117], [129], [147], [177], [179], [180], [201], [202], [324], [328], [393], [394], [395], [403], [418], [461], [468].
Averrhoes, [48].
Avicenna, [30].
Awe of sin, [93], [94].
Baal-zebub, [36].
Bad end, evident, [357].
Barlow, [53].
‘Barricades’ of Satan, [98].
Baxter, [29], [146], [178], [181].
Bayne, [20], [220], [425].
Belief, facile, [154].
Bellona, [39].
Benedict, St, [174].
Bernard, [328], [403].
‘Beside,’ [195].
Best, of God’s children hardly escape under temptation of distrust, [368].
Beza, [22], [56], [373].
Bias, [151];
to error rather than truth, [151], [152];
by bodily temper, [152].
Bisnagar, [39].
Blasphemous thoughts congenial to Satan;
(1.) from his nature, [244];
(2.) practice, [245];
(3.) professed design, ib.;
(4.) sad experience, ib.;
injections, [304], [424], [425];
how Satan works to get man to, [425];
violent injections of, [426];
sudden glances of, imagination, [427];
reasons of this temptation, [427], seq.;
advice to those tempted by, [429], [430].
Blessings, universal, [366].
Blinds, Satan, [62], [63];
by stirring up lust, proved, [68], seq.;
how lust, [70], [71].
Bochart, [21].
Bodies, [66];
afflicted by mind, [218];
in co-partnership of sorrow, [309], [310];
Satan permitted to have power over, [378].
Bodin, [43].
Bœhmen, [166], [167].
Boldness, heroic, a snare to self-murder, [392].
Bolsecus, [187].
Boniface, Pope, [57], [58], [175].
Boyle, [394].
Bretterge, Mrs, [305], [309].
Bribes of Satan, [205].
Bridget, St, [173].
Broughton, [59].
Bucholcer, [199].
Burden of injections by Satan, [241].
Burton, [66].
Business, Satan’s, to tempt, ours to resist, [339];
and how, [339], [340].
Cain, [288], [289].
Cajetan, [33], [462].
Calisthenes, [68].
Calovius, [132].
Calumnies, [186].
Calvin, [16], [20], [32], [50], [58], [65], [142], [167], [187], [210], [337].
Campian, [164].
Camus, [181].
Capel, [57], [58], [82], [326], [390], [392], [396], [428], [429], [449].
Cappellus, [165].
Cardan, [48].
Care, distressed, cease all, [310].
Carthaginians, [39].
Caryl, [57], [59], [425].
‘Catching away’ the word, [87], [88];
Satan lies at ‘catch,’ [243].
Cathari, [170].
Cato, [393].
‘Catoche,’ [212].
Causes, Satan knows, of things, [25];
second, [365].
Caution, great against Satan, [417].
Cedremus, [178].
Celestine, v., [175].
Chambers, [294].
Chamier, [19], [20], [181].
Change, Satan blinds by, a temptation, [77], [95], [96];
of nature of temptation, [369].
Cheats, [29].
Chemnitius, [203], [373].
Children, [151].
Chokes, Satan, the word, [88].
Cicero, [393].
Clarke, [35], [121].
Cleombrotus, [393].
Climacus, [426].
Coccius, [189].
Collinges, [215].
Comforts, inward, extinguished, [228], [229];
disturbances, scatter thoughts of, [229];
stock of, wastes, [229];
outward, little, [443].
Company, evil, [67].
‘Composition,’ Satan gives a, in religious duty, [95].
Complainings, [373].
Complies, Satan, [78];
compliance with parties, [199], [200];
though not yet, opens way to sins, [428].
Confederacies and contrivances, [179].
Consent, ‘threaped,’ [80].
‘Concealing,’ [70];
concealment of wounds, [307];
Satan tempts by, [421], [422].
Conclusions, direful, [334].
Condition, Satan takes advantage of our, in temptation, [346], [347].
Confident, warning from temptations, to the over, [325].
Confronting of Almighty by Satan, [418].
Conscience, wounded, [61];
in man, [62];
scared, [94];
molested, [231], [232];
scrupulosity of, [253];
doubting, [255];
evil, [255], [256];
denying, [257];
how distinguish between terrors of, and melancholy, [292];
total distress of, [292], [293];
terrors of, [391].
Consent, by silence, [460].
Consolation, for those troubled by blasphemy, [428].
Contrary commands of Scripture to temptations, [468].
Contrasts, between Christ and Satan, [209].
Coveting, [221].
Contempt, [221];
of religion, [334];
Satan seeks to bring Scripture under, [410].
‘Contemplative’ heads, [243].
Contentions and disputes, [149].
Continuance, troubles of long, [295];
temptations of long, [426].
Contrivances, [87];
curious, [183].
‘Conversation,’ careful, [437].
Conversion, time of, temptation, [47];
easy, [260];
conscience wounded, before and after, by God, [261], [262];
false notions concerning, [270], [271];
not always with terror, [270];
nor able to tell exact time, ib.;
nor always accompanied with gifts of prayer, ib.
Coppinger, [139].
Corinthian, church, [128].
Corrupted, duties worst of all, [103];
doctrines lead to corrupt practices, [137];
ingenuous, society of those who are, [190];
Satan seeks to corrupt God’s worship, [431], [432];
reasons, [432], seq.
Corruption stirred, [453].
Cortez, [41].
Courage, commanded, [448];
what spiritual, is, [449].
‘Courses’ of sinners, [437].
‘Crack,’ [169].
Craft, (see Subtlety.)
Cramer, [467].
Credulous, [286].
Cross, Satan tempts by things, to our temper, why, [60].
Croy, de, [202].
Cruelty of Satan, [36]-44.
Curiosity, adventurous, [156], [157], [451], [452].
Curse, of Satan, [12].
Curtius, Q., [68].
Custom, power of, [193], [194];
force of, [393].
Cyprian, [373].
Dædalus, [179].
‘Damnation’ misapplied, [296].
Damocles, [444].
Darkness, Satan ruler of, [17].
Daunting, power of Scripture, [467].
David, temptations of, [56], [84].
Debauchery, atheistical, [157].
Deceits, [58];
in use of Scripture, [410].
Deceptions, [31];
all the devil’s qualifications for ‘deceit,’ [52], [53].
Degrees, of misery, [310].
Delay, [459].
‘Deliberate’ determinations, [81], [82].
Deliberating, [452].
Deluded, [144].
Demons, [201].
Demoniacs, diseases, [50];
Mede on, [51].
Demonstrated, things, [153].
Demurs and delays, [89].
Denials, not disputing, in temptation, [451], seq.;
best, and why, [459], seq.
Departure, feigning, [91].
Dervises, [171].
Descartes, [64].
Designs, large, of Satan, [382];
unfaithful, of Satan in use of Scripture, [409];
Christ’s temptations permitted by design, [445].
Desires, [54];
enlarge not, [443].
Despagne, [42], [148], [151], [405], [422].
Despair, [217];
is presumptuous, [386].
Devices, [23].
Devil, though a ‘spirit,’ a proper subject of sin, [10], [11];
wickedness of, capable of increase, [11];
has great occasions for malice, ib.;
fall of, [11], [12];
power of, as a, [16], [17];
meaning of, as a word, [22];
denial of existence of, [48].
Devils, large number of, [19];
order among, [19], [20];
reality of existence of, argued, [51], [52];
believed in by the heathen, [52].
‘Devotional,’ [168].
Diana, [39].
Diascorides, [28].
Dickson, [141], [219], [242], [255], [390], [428].
Differences, in God’s children, [114].
Dignity of God’s children, a snare by Satan, [114].
Diligence, of Satan, [45];
instances of, [45], seq.
Diodati, [50].
Dionysius, [19].
Directly and indirectly, Satan blinds, [73], seq.
Disadvantage, fall of saints special, [315].
Disappointment of Satan certain, [14].
Discomposures of soul, [219];
effects of, [229];
devil works on, [230];
much sin in, ib.;
obstruct duties, [230], [231];
devil accuses by, [231].
Discontents, [391].
Discouragements, [106];
Satan not easily discouraged, [376], [377];
Scripture, afflicting discouragement to Satan, [467], [468].
Discovery, Satan’s contrivances to hinder, [87];
full of notions, and ways of, [165].
Disguises, the world’s, [442].
Dispensation, divine, of spiritual sadness, [259], [260].
Disputes, [206], [207].
Disputings, kinds of, [451], seq.;
actual, [452];
when we may, a temptation, [453];
when not, [454], seq.;
a better way than, [457];
reasons why not, with Satan, [457], seq.
Disquiet, Satan sometimes seeks only to, [61];
disquiets, [184];
advantages to Satan by, [211].
Distance between God and man by sin, Satan uses, [98].
Distempers, bodily, [427].
Distinctions, [78];
of the learned, show ignorance, [150].
Dismission of thought, [78].
Distractions in holy seasons, [46], [47], [79], [120];
before religious services, [123];
Satan raises, [211];
unfits for duty, [212].
Distresses, spiritual, [287];
complicated, ib.;
have a further end, ib.;
consent of the party, [287], [288];
higher degree, [288];
not all from melancholy, shewn, [290], [291];
God’s deserting, ib.;
weight of, [307].
Distrust, [335], [361];
of providence, passes to, of Sonship, [367].
Disturbances, outward, [121], [122], [224];
in Satan’s power, [233].
Diverting of reason, [77].
Divisions, [134], [135].
Doctrine, false, in gorgeous attire, [195];
erroneous, [408].
Dominicus, [179].
Domineer, Satan doth tyrannically, [249].
Dominis de, [158].
Dreams, [404].
Dury, John, [164].
Duty, burden of, [106], [107];
want of success in, [107], [108];
dislike of, [109];
unnecessariness of, [115];
suspending, [116], [117];
vitiated, [123], [124];
hindered, [212];
difficult, [214];
unfruitful, ib.;
sinful, ib.
Dyke, [75].
Earnestness, take off, [117].
Ease, wrongly sought, [217].
Ecstasies, [404].
Effects, ascribed to wrong causes, [180].
Effeminacy, [221].
Egyptians, [162], [163].
Election, terrors about, [246], [247];
suspicions of non-election, [250].
Ellis, [164].
Empedocles, [173].
End, and means, [116].
Endeavours, constant course of Satan’s, [129].
Endeavours, [303].
Endor, witch of, [34].
Ends, of things, used to blind, [74];
base, [119].
Enemies and rebels, Satan pursues men as, [100].
Enemy, ‘sword of an,’ [305].
Engines by which Satan works: sophistry, [266];
Scripture abused, [267], [268];
false marks a sign of unregeneracy, [269]-271;
misrepresentation of God, [271], seq.;
comparisons with holy lives of others, [280];
lessens graces of saints, ib.;
fear, [285], seq.
England, New, appearances of Satan in, [44];
errors in, [160].
Enigmatical speaking of Satan, [26].
Enmity to God, [441], [442].
Enmity of Satan, [12], [13].
Ensnaring, ways of Satan, [425].
Entanglements, [71], [72].
Entice, [62].
Enticing to temptation, [454].
Entrance on special service, a time of temptation, [313], [314].
Envious disposition, [220].
Epiphanius, [129], [135].
Equality and inequality of privilege and duty, [115].
Error, [127];
Satan, great contriver of, ib.;
reasons of Satan in, [130];
is sinful, [130], [131];
of an increasing nature, [131];
a plague, ib.;
errorists, [131], [132];
leads to schisms, &c., [132], [133];
hinders reformation, [133], [134];
fixes atheism, [135], [136];
obstructs graces, [139];
punishment it brings, [140];
vileness of some, [144], [145];
unusual actions for, [145], [146];
blind even the wise, [146];
suddenness of prevalency, ib.;
fury in spreading, ib.;
from learned men, [149];
approbation given to, [154];
arguments for, [158];
countenance of Scripture for, [158], [159];
foundation of, laid near truth, [160];
promoted by excellence of those holding, [168];
captain and ringleader in, [169];
the ease and peace it brings, [183];
proffers of peace from, [184];
insensible procedure of, [190];
gradual fixing, [191];
garb of, [195];
avoidance of one for another, [204];
puts on truth’s clothes, [207];
Satan uses Scripture to promote, [408].
Escape, possibility of, from penalty, [76].
Eusebius, [129], [145], [198], [202], [203].
Eve, temptation of, [56], [57], [82].
Evil company, [67].
Example, evil, [67].
Excess, [124], [125].
Exchange, a temptation, [95], [96];
secret, [96].
Execrations, against self, [216], [217].
Experience of Satan, [24].
Extenuations of sin, [76].
External things, [152].
Extreme, Satan runs from the, and why, [383].
Extremes, [73].
Fables, lying, [181];
instances, ib.;
traditionary, [197].
Failure of God’s children under temptation of distrust, [368].
Faith, false notions of nature of, [270];
weakened, [371].
False citation of Scripture, [411].
Familists, [160].
Fancy, fancies, [31], [123];
Satan works on, [422].
Fascination, [140], [141], [442].
Fashion, sins out of, [96].
Fast of Christ, [328], seq.;
why, [329], seq.
Favour, special, a time of temptation, [314].
Favourable, too, opinion of self, [285].
Fears, suspicious, [246];
impressions of, [251], [252];
come by fits, [252], [253];
return, [253];
add to the weight of other troubles, ib.;
not always accompanying conversion, [270];
an engine of temptation, [285];
increase of, [304];
prepare for Satan’s most dismal suggestions, [365];
make all seem the sword of an enemy, ib.;
no advice eases, [305], [306];
lead to conclusions of misery, [306];
threefold, [447], [448];
what, forbidden, [448], seq.
Februation, [43].
Feigning departure, [91].
Fenner, [67], [73].
‘Finishing’ of sin, [83], seq.
First temptation, Christ’s, [346], seq.
Fixes, Satan, thoughts, [237].
Follows, Satan, with a high hand, [99].
Food of the soul, Satan robs of, [101].
Foretell, Satan can, [26].
‘Formal’ use of defences, Satan allows, and why, [380], seq.
Forsake, three ways Satan seems to, designs, [91], seq.
‘Forty days,’ [329], [330].
Foxe, [308], [440].
Frances, St, [174].
Fratricelli, [166].
Friends, Satan tempts by—examples, [330].
Fruition of peace, [184].
Fuel, Satan seeks his own, [13];
of lust, [441].
Fuller, [28], [406].
Funckius, [408].
Furious fits, [225];
Bible examples, [225], [226].
Future, whether Satan knows the, [25].
Galen, [48].
Game, after-, [242].
Garnet, [180].
Gellius, [182].
Gerson, [238], [426], [430].
Gilpin, John, [146], [395].
Glances, transient, [251].
Glanvil, [29], [30].
Glauber, [164].
Gnostics, [166].
God, the source of all happiness, [3], [4];
quarrelled, [217];
misrepresentation of God’s nature, [272];
providence, [272]-274;
in the works of his Spirit, [274], [275];
misrepresented as a tyrant, [298];
as designing men’s ruin, [299].
Gods, false, [201].
Godwyn, [28], [40], [198].
‘Goeth out,’ not ‘cast out,’ [97].
Gomesius, [164].
Good, seeming, [351], [352];
hindrance of greater, [352].
Goodwin, (misspelled Godwin,) [24], [57], [61], [62], [261], [456].
‘Gospels,’ counterfeit, [189].
Grace, restraining, [93];
growth of, not always visible, [271];
mistaken signs of, ib.;
Satan lessens, of saints, [280], seq.;
tempts in relation to, [281], seq.;
extraordinaries of, ib.;
special assistances, ib.;
eminencies, ib.;
Satan tempts when, is weakest, [284], [285];
hinders not temptation, and why, [323], seq.
Gradual, Satan in temptations, [341], [342];
reasons, [342].
‘Great’ temptation, what, [342];
external, complex, perplexing, ib.;
proceeded on advantages, greater power of Satan, to abominations, professed benefits, provoking, engagement of all natural powers, some warranted as duty, [343].
Greenham, [95], [97], [115], [116], [461].
Gregory, [338], [440].
Gregory the Great, [202].
Grief fixed, contentment in, [215], [216].
Grievous sins, [295].
Grotius, [442].
Guessing of Satan, [24].
Haas, [467].
Habits, vicious, [152].
‘Habituated’ sin, [24], [453], [454].
Hacket, [139].
Han, [29].
Hakluyt, [178].
Happiness, impatient desire of, [393].
Harvey, [187].
Haste in sinning, [81].
Hatred against Satan, [122].
Hatred of Satan, [12].
Hazard, [46];
to life by some lusts, [69];
and disadvantage by abuse of services, [103];
of duties, [110], [111];
ways of religion said to be of intolerable, [317];
ways of, [394], [395].
Heart, the stage of all action, [3], [4];
God and Satan meet in, [4];
the ‘deceits’ of, point to Satan, [53];
enticed, [62];
sottish, [78], [79];
prepared for venomous impressions, [215];
hard and impenitent, [302], [303];
Satan seeks to withdraw, from God and to enslave to sin, shewn, [433], [434];
prevails, [434], [435];
not right with God, [435].
Heathen, [153].
Heightening of duty, [115];
of jealousies and fears against Satan, [123];
of the sins of the tempted, [318], [409].
Heightens, Satan, grace, [280], [283].
Hell, [9].
Helmont, [30].
Hephæstion, [68].
Heresies, [412].
Heylin, [180], [182], [187], [428].
Hiding, necessity of, duty, [113].
Hindrances, external, [104].
Hobbs, [29], [50], [337], [416].
Hobson, Paul, [176].
Honeywood, [375].
Honour, God’s, at stake, [366].
Hooper, [455].
Hope, [46];
give not readily up, [375].
Hopelessness of prevailing, [80].
Horace, [109], [173], [401].
Huffing = hoving, or heaving, or swelling, [77].
Humility, excess of, [108], [109].
Humours, [224].
Hunger of Christ, [347].
Hunting of his prey, by Satan, [45].
Hypocrites are presumptuous, [386];
varnish on, [410], [411].
Ignorance variously shewn, [147], seq.;
conversion of the ignorant, results, [260].
Ignorant devout, humbled by Satan, [247], [248].
‘Imaginary,’ [143].
Imagination, Satan’s use of, [65], [66], [250].
Imitations of divine services and Bible incidents, [102], [198], [419];
Satan imitates God by pretence of teaching, [403].
Impetuosity, [426].
Impressions, dismal, of Satan, [305].
Importunity, [79];
impudent, [243], [244].
Impotent, mind rendered, [229].
Impulses, [406].
Incas, [198].
Incessant, Satan in temptation, [331];
things relating to such, [331], [332];
encouragement under, [332].
Inclinations, [66], [152], [155].
Indicia, [25].
Indignation of Satan, [12].
Indisposition of body, [104], [105];
of soul, [105].
Indirect courses, [335].
Infectious, temptations, [459].
Infirmity, [75], [76], [188].
‘Ingenuousness,’ [48];
submissive, [120];
feigned, [275].
Injects, Satan’s temptations, [61];
impetuousness of, [122];
injections of terror, [238];
impetuous, [239];
incessant, ib.;
odious, [239], [240];
abhorrency, [240];
difference between atheistical injections and temptations, [242];
of abominable sin, [250], [251].
Injury, [222].
Insight, Satan has deep, [26].
Insolency, [418].
‘Inspiration,’ false, [172], [405].
Insult = triumph, [448].
‘Intercepting’ of light by Satan, [70].
Interest, Scripture contrary to, [409].
‘Interest’ shaken by light, [90].
‘Internal’ work, [114].
Inventions, self-devised, [379], [380];
human, in divine worship, [434].
Invisible, Satan in temptation usually, [330].
Invitation, secret, to Satan by disputing, [458].
Invocation of saints, [201].
Inward temptations and outward distresses, [333];
terrors and trouble, [456];
reasons for not disputing with Satan in, [456], seq.
Irenæus, [19].
Jackson, [424].
James, [189].
Jenison, [22], [24], [180].
Job and Satan, [13].
Josephus, [27], [40], [49], [110], [179], [198], [406], [409].
Jostle, [105].
Joy not received, [229].
Jugglers’ words, [166].
Julian, [164], [194], [208].
Junius, [242].
Karsten, [173].
Kent, maid of, [180].
Kimchi, [381].
Kingdom of Satan, [433], [434].
Kneperdollin, [146].
Knowledge of Satan, [21], seq.;
measured by that of Adam in innocency, [21];
by names given to him, [22];
nature of, [22], [23];
natural, experimental, accessory, ib.;
imperfection of, [147];
nature of, [148];
unsuitableness of our capacities, [148], [149].
Lacedæmonians, [39].
Lamech, [289].
Language, strange, [166].
Lapide, a-, [373].
Lathbury, [180].
Law, enmity and opposition of the, [85].
Lawful, seeming, [351], [352];
to be seriously weighed, [353].
Leaving, of, sins, [119].
Legion of temptations, [79].
Leigh’s Critica Sacra, [10], [27], [141], [425].
Leyden, John of, [139].
Libanius, [195].
Light of nature, of Scripture, &c., [55];
Satan opposes, and how, [90], [91];
prevailing power of, [94].
Lightfoot, [40], [227], [289], [313], [329], [333], [351], [356], [381], [415], [417].
List, [294].
Livy, [178].
Loretto, [172].
Lorinus, [300].
Lucas Brugensis, [416].
Lucian, [48], [179].
Lust, Satan acts on, [63];
how, [64].
Luther, [21], [340], [456], [466].
‘Lying’ spirits, [87];
downright, [189];
Satan carries on his designs by, [421].
Lyra, [22].
Lysimachus, [110].
Maccovius, [127].
Machiavel, [110].
Maimonides, [28].
Malice, of the devil explained and evidenced, [10], [11];
very great, [12], [13];
instances of, [13], [14];
of wicked men, [14];
against God, [101];
against believers, [258].
Manton, [54], [62].
Marks, false, of regenerate and unregenerate, [269]-271.
Martin, St, [340].
Martyr, Peter, [106], [132], [143].
‘May-be,’ [253].
Meanness of religious service, outwardly, [111].
Means, abandoned, [310], [311];
to an end, plausible, [357];
failure of ordinary, a strong engine of temptation, [360];
examples, [360], [361];
why Satan uses this, [362].
Mede, [51], [52], [172], [201].
Melancholy, [245], [248], [250], [265], [289], [290], [291], [427].
Mercerus, [370].
Mercies, particularly promised, [366].
Messalians, [170].
Minos, [39].
Miracles, whether Satan can work, [31];
counterfeit, [177];
testimony to truth, [182];
Satan’s advantage to feign, ib.;
God reveals by, [405].
Misapprehensions, of state, [88], [369].
Miscarriages, [125], [188], [275], [301];
used by Satan, and difficult to answer, [275], [276].
Miseries, Satan delights in men’s, [218];
of others, [223], [224].
Misrepresentation of God by Satan, [298];
how, [298], [299].
Mitigation of barbarous rites, [42].
Mohammed, [179].
Mondus, [179].
Montanus, [139], [166].
Montezuma, [39], [41].
More, [29], [30], [50], [430].
Munster, [166].
Murder, self-, [390];
Satan aims at two ways, and by various means, [391], seq.;
indirectly sought by Satan, and how, [394], [395];
be aware of this temptation, [395];
defences against, [395], [396];
one of Satan’s great plots, [395];
a high iniquity, ib.;
danger of, [395], [396];
give no occasion for, by discontent, [396].
Murmuring, [79].
Musculus, [170], [325], [328], [424], [431], [446].
Names given to Satan, [338].
Narsinga, [39].
Nature, (see Secrets,) Satan knows operations of, [32], [33].
Nayler, [419].
Necessity, of sinning, [75];
plea of, [347];
reasons, [347], [348];
cheats on this plea, [349];
must not be deceived by, ib.
Needful, service presently, [117].
Negligence, [117].
Nicholas, H., [160], [162], [166], [167].
Notions, hidden, [162];
and ways, [165].
Novatus, [166].
Nudipedales, [170].
Obedience, temptation to withdrawment from, [455].
Observation and study of Satan, [24].
Obsessions, [35].
Occasions, fit, [45], [65], [81];
extraordinary, [92];
much in Satan’s hands, [235];
prepares, [235], [236];
awakens old, [236];
aggravates, [236], [237];
offered, [251];
fit, [295].
Opinions, ‘corrupt,’ [74].
Opportunity, suitable, [92], [93];
hindrances of, [116];
best, for answering, [460], [461].
Origen, [163], [201].
Outbreakings against God, [334].
Outcries, doleful, [309].
Outward distress and inward temptations, [333], [334], [365];
comforts those whose are little, [443].
Outward not inward, [123], [124].
Ovid, [27], [197].
Owen, [203].
Particular trust in God, [365].
Passionateness, [67].
Passions, [62];
nature of, [67], [68];
discompose, [105], [106];
stirred up, [206];
Satan sets on work, [236], [237].
Paterculus, [393].
Peace, inward, [183];
fruition of, [184];
Satan’s efforts against, [209];
fruit of holiness, [210];
gives inward strength, ib.;
to get, a duty, [210], [211];
a badge of kindness, [211];
disturbed by Satan, [224].
Performance, manner of, of duty, [113].
Peripatetics, [48].
Perkins, [202], [241], [288], [293], [294], [415], [424], [431].
Persecutions, [37], [88].
Petrus, [300].
Philastratus, [178].
Phrases, Scripture, [161].
‘Pickeer,’ [137].
Pinnacle of temple, [381].
Piscator, [141], [142], [210], [340].
Place, sanctity of, does not hinder Satan, [379].
Places, holy, most dishonoured by Satan, [102].
Plainness, [196].
Platerus, [265], [291], [369].
Plato, [21], [27], [202], [203], [393].
Plausible, [356], [357];
how Satan makes an end, [357].
Pleasures, worldly, a great engine of Satan, [438], seq.;
best overcome by, [386], [387];
reason why Satan uses so much, [387], [388];
deceitful contrivances for this sin, [388], [389];
special watchfulness against, [389], [390];
how, [390];
how brought about, [398], seq.
Plenty, worldly, a temptation, [427];
snares of, [444].
Plessis du, [201].
Pliny, [32].
Plutarch, [26], [39], [44], [48], [201].
Poisonings v. witchcrafts, [27], [28].
Polanus, [31].
Polybius, [181].
Pomponatius, [48].
Pool, (Matthew,) [13], [28], [34], [42], [61], [356], [361], [424].
Popery and paganism, [200], [202].
Porphyrins, [44], [48].
Porphyry, [164].
Porta, [31].
Possession, how Satan maintains, [83].
Possessions, [34], [35].
Power of Satan very great, [14];
though fallen, still great, proved, [16];
instances, ib.;
explained, [142], [143];
and promise of God, [364].
Prayer, a spear, [101];
included in fasting, [469];
in all resistance, is to be added, [470];
seeming not heard, [471].
Precipitancy, [80].
Precipitated, [65].
Prejudice, [90], [106].
Pre-occupate, [422].
‘Perverse’ misrepresentations, [85].
Presumption, [383];
what it is, [383], seq.;
instances of, [384], seq.;
Satan’s engine, [385];
proved by his common practice, [385], [386].
Pretences, specious, [162];
of friendship, [350];
wonder such not seen through, [358].
Prevalency, Satan’s expectation of, [372].
Pride, [114], [125], [206], [220], [397];
what it is, [397] seq.;
warning against, and why, [399], [400];
how to guard against, [400], [401];
Satan’s means to excite, [401].
Prideaux, [131], [135], [173], [181], [189], [192].
Privileges, perverse confidence in, [401].
Profane dispositions, [112].
Professions, hollow, [435], [436].
‘Professors,’ sins of, [112].
Proffers, Satan liberal in, [423].
Promise, Satan seeks to separate us from the, [374];
he does not deny, but questions and inquires, ib.;
next more plainly suggests, ib.;
urgeth the miscarriage, [374], [375];
puts on proof, [375].
Proposal of temptation, [61].
Prosperity, outward, [184], [185];
of wicked, [222].
Providence, distrust of, the nature of distrust of sonship, [370];
leads to distrust of spiritual favours, [370], [371];
provoking to God to distrust him, [371], [372];
Jealousy against God’s, [372], [373];
a great deep, [373];
eternal displeasure not to be measured by, [373].
Providences, worst interpretation of, [216].
Provocations, given by Satan, [235].
Provokings, [37], [90].
Proxy, [61].
‘Publican,’ [109].
Purchas, [39], [40], [41], [42], [171], [172], [197], [198], [199], [393].
Purgatory, [208].
Pursuit, Satan sometimes abates, and how, [95].
Pythagoras, [173].
Quakers, [167].
Questions to be determined for peace of the soul, [259].
‘Quick,’ [44].
Quickness of Satan, [19], [25].
Quiet, Satan keeps all, and how, [85], seq.
Reason, overcome by lust, [69], [70];
corrupted and perverted by Satan, [72];
how this is done, [73], seq.
Rebuke, a first, does not drive Satan away, [376], [377].
Recidivation, [277].
Recommended, use of Scripture in resisting temptations, by God, [465].
Refreshment, soul, [260].
Refuge, lies a, [185], [186].
Refusal, Satan seizes any advantage in our way of, [377].
Refusals, groundless, [462], [463].
Regenerate and reprobate, [257].
Reiteration of sins, [83], [426].
Rejection, must contain four things, [461], [462].
Religion, what offers for study, [3];
inward and outward of, [5].
‘Relucts,’ conscience, [78].
Remedy, excellence of Scripture as a, shewn, [466], seq.;
includes all others, ib.
Remembrance, things brought to, [406], [407].
Representation, wrong, of duties, [113].
Reproaches, [109].
Reprobates, [288].
Reserves, [354];
reasons of Satan’s policy in this, [354].
Resist not, fly temptations, [447];
why, [448].
Resistance, [79], [80];
stout, [333];
objections answered, ib.
Restraint on Satan, [60].
Retreat, Satan hinders, [98].
Revelation, to Satan, [25], [26];
credulity, concerning, [174];
God gives, [174], [175].
Revenge, spiteful, of Satan, [428].
Reynolds, [66], [143], [370], [383].
Rivetus, [33].
Rossa, Domina, [43].
Ruffinus, [180].
Rules, of Satan, in tempting, [59], [60].
Rutherford, [106].
Ruthwell, [122].
Sacrifices, set on by Satan, [41].
Sadducees, opinions of, [48], [49], seq.
Sadness, spiritual: several degrees thereof, [254], [255];
instances of, [258];
provision for in Scripture, ib.;
reasons of, [258], seq.;
three classes troubled with, [260];
times of, from Satan: conversion, [263];
repentance for some great sin, [264];
discomposure of spirit under affliction, ib.;
prepared by atheistical thoughts, ib.;
melancholy, [264], [265];
sickness or death-bed, [265], [266].
Saints assaulted by Satan, [18];
examples, ib.;
intercession of, [201], [202].
Sakes, Christ tempted for our, shewn, [445], seq.
Satan and God meet in the heart, [4];
discovery of intrigues of, ib.;
devices and deceits of, [4], [5];
likely to oppose the acceptance of ‘Dæmonologia Sacra,’ [4], [5];
subtlety and craft of, [52], seq.;
business to tempt, [338];
proofs, ib., seq.
Satisfaction in duty hindered, [213].
Savonarola, [161].
Scaliger, [198].
Scarecrows, theological, [83].
Schoolmen’s classification of knowledge, [22].
Sclater, [20], [31], [142], [143], [183], [338].
Scoff not at the judgments of Satan’s temptations, [311].
Scot, [27], [28], [34].
Screw, temptations like a, [355].
Scripture, Satan has great understanding of, [26];
never faithfully, and why, [40];
warrant for error, [159];
hidden notions in, [162], [163];
abused or perverted, [267]-269;
uses always, and why, [407], [408];
base ends he turns it to, [408], [409];
unfaithful in, how, [409], [410];
all to be tried by, [414];
compare Scripture with, ib.;
force of, not in mere characters, [463], [464];
argumentative use of, [464];
shewn to be intended by God, [465], seq.;
how, thus recommended, [469].
Scultetus, [337].
Second temptation, Christ’s, [382], seq.
Secrecy of Satan’s movings, [33];
of Satan, [70], [71];
assurances of, [88], [89].
Secrets of nature, searches into, [3];
small discoveries of, ib.;
not to be made our sole business, ib.;
more weighty matters than, ib.;
made use of, [32];
servants of Satan, [434], [435].
Security, men hushed in, [97], [125], [314].
Seducers, women, [191].
Selden, [425].
Senarclæus, [340].
Senault, [67].
Seneca, [393].
Sennertus, [27], [29].
Senses, [64];
Satan tempts through, [422], [423].
Sensual pleasures, [394].
Serenus, [202].
Sermons, Dæmonologia Sacra delivered as, [5].
Servants, men of Satan, [434], [435].
Services, religious, opposed by Satan, [100].
Severities, [170], [171], [232], [233].
Sextus, [24].
Shame, gloried in, [69].
Sickness, [223].
Side of Christ, [449].
Signs, [405], [406].
Silence, [459].
Simon Magus, [419].
Sin, deceitfulness of, charged on Satan, [53], [54];
all acts of, through Satan, [54];
by deception, ib.;
pleasures of, set forth, [74], [75];
finished, [83];
leads to more, [84];
change of heinous, for as heinous, [69];
long continued in, tempted by Satan, [248];
Satan heightens, of the regenerate, [276], [277];
delight in, heightened by Satan, [421];
made small, [436];
reasons of this, [437].
Sincerity, determination of, difficult, [456].
Sinful, where it is not Satan’s interest to tempt to things sinful, he will to good, [351], [352].
Skill of Satan, [26].
Slaves, [36].
Sluggishness, spiritual, [105].
Small things, Satan pursues, [13], [14], [75];
temptations, [343], [344].
Socrates, [205].
Soldiers, Christ’s, counsels to, [450].
Solicitation, [62], [79], [84].
Solitude, [321], [322].
Sophisms of Satan, [75].
Sophistry, [266], [267].
Soul ‘precious,’ [8];
vigilance in care of, ib.;
body, [371].
Sovereignty, acts of, by Satan, and why, [419], [420].
Sozomen, [194], [208], [381].
Spanheim, [49], [321], [329], [330], [337], [351], [377], [381].
Speaking, distresses force to, [307].
Speeches, fair, [165].
Spira, [308].
‘Spirit,’ Satan regarded as a, [15];
takes part in temptation, [317].
Spirits, nature of, [152].
Sprenger, [380].
‘Standard,’ [461].
Statues, [177].
Stephens, [401].
Stillingfleet, [136], [166], [173].
Sting of Christ’s first temptation, [351].
Stock, Richard, [164].
Straits, [366].
‘Strange’ things, [122];
language, [166];
encouragements to those who think their temptations, [325], seq.
Stratagems of Satan, [158].
Strength, of Satan, [10], [11], seq.;
services in our own, [118].
Strictness, [170];
pretences of religious, [171];
holy, think not less of, from Satan’s temptations, [311].
Studies, Satan man, [59];
why, ib.
Stumbling-block, [214], [215].
Submission to God’s will, [365], [366].
Subtlety, of Satan, [47], [52], seq., [55], [56];
instances of, [56], [57];
why Satan uses, [57], [58];
and violence, [243].
Success, less or more, of Satan, [103];
in use of Scripture, [465], [466].
Sufficiency, self-, [398].
Suggestings, secret, [412].
Suggestions, Satan drops, [70], [71], [237];
tendency of, [414].
Suitable temptations, [59].
Superstitions, [39].
Support, secret in temptation, [318], [319];
in absence of ordinary means, [329].
Surprisal, sudden, [71], [194];
strange, [251].
Suspect kindness of Satan, [350].
Suspicious fears, [246], [248], [249];
wisely, [413].
Swinkfieldians, [166].
Sylvius, Æneas, [440].
Sympathy, excess of, [221].
Taautus, [197].
Tacitus, [41], [178].
‘Taking,’ [122].
Takingness of certain expressions accounted for, [167].
Tauler, [166].
Temper, passionate, [233];
cool and calm, tempted by Satan, [234], [235].
Temple, Christ set on, [377];
how taken to, [377], [378];
pinnacle, [381].
Temptation, time of Christ’s, [313];
why permitted at special seasons, [315];
use of the knowledge of this, [316];
how Christ was carried to, ib.;
place of Christ’s, [321], [322];
the end of, [322];
why Christ submitted to, [322], seq.;
what expectation of success could Satan have in, [323], seq.;
manner of, [340];
Christ’s first, [346];
rise of, ib.;
preparation for second temptation, [376];
time, ib.;
place, [378], [379];
third, of Christ, [415];
place, ib.;
object, [415], [416].
Temptations, management of, by Satan, [26];
in general, [58];
above, [77], [78];
violence of, made worse than they are, [318];
end of God in permitting, ib.;
harmlessness of, [278];
when the sting is taken out, [319];
not to run into, ib.;
why, ib.;
nothing will hinder Satan from any, [323], [324];
may be without guilt or impurity, [325], seq.;
how to know when, are of Satan or of ourselves, ib., seq.;
specially, in extraordinary, [327], seq.;
the affliction of, [328];
Christ’s, compared with ours, [344];
the first, ib.;
Satan in, usually follows a beaten path, [345];
vile, infectious, not to be disputed with, [454], [455].
Tempted, spiritual state of the, [318].
Tergiversation, [314], [315].
Terror, flashes of, [293], [294].
Terrors of cursed reprobates, [288].
Tertullian, [39], [146], [189], [203].
Texts misapplied by Satan, [402].
Theocritus, [27].
Theodoret, [69], [115], [187], [207].
Theodosius, [68].
Third temptation, [415].
Thoughts, whether Satan knows men’s, [23];
what in, out of his reach, [23], [24];
how far he can pry, [24], [25];
distraction of, [120], seq.;
atheistical, [243];
blasphemous, [244];
keep up high and honourable, of God, [373].
‘Threaping,’ [80], [168], [243], [297].
Thrusting into perilous places, [396].
Title-page, original, of Dæmonologia Sacra, [2];
of Part I., [7];
of Part II., [126];
of Part III., [312].
Tophet, [40].
Torlachs, [171].
Trances, [404].
Troubles, advantage taken of, [79];
cause distraction, [80];
further, [226], [227];
examples of, [227], [228];
doubtful inquiries as to grounds of, [241];
God limits, to do good by, [262];
according to truth, [262], [263].
Trust, take not things on, [413].
Truth, Satan acknowledges, for evil ends, [102];
God’s interest in, [127];
modified, [155];
error near, [160], [161];
Satan seeks to corrupt the professors of, [188];
corrupting established, [192], [193];
despiting of, [199];
deprive, of convincing power, ib.;
bribes in relation to, [205];
error clothed in, [207].
Tyrannus, [179].
Tyrus, Maximus, [116].
Unacceptable, services rendered, [118].
Uncalled-for temptations, [319];
when, [319], [320].
Unfaithful, Satan in dealing with Scripture three ways, [409], [410].
Universal, Scripture, a, remedy in temptation, [466].
Unpardonable sin, [300].
Unsanctified texts describing, used by Satan, [275].
Unseasonable services, [119].
Unsettle, from foundation, [183].
Unsuitableness of our hearts to services, [108].
Unthankfulness, [216].
Unwarranted, relief, [363];
men put to, shewn, [364].
Unworthiness, [108], [109].
Valerius Maximus, [178].
Valesians, [170].
Variety in worship, shews Satan’s corruption, [431].
Varnish on a bad end, [357].
Varro, [418].
Vergerius, [308].
Vespasian, [178].
Vexations of spirit, [233], [234].
Vilest thoughts of God, [426].
Virgil, [27], [39], [141], [254].
Virtue, name of, given to what is bad, [73].
Visible, Satan sometimes, [340];
reasons, [341].
Vision, Christ’s temptation not a, why, [337], seq.;
God reveals by, [404].
Vitzilliputzli, [198].
Vives, [32], [42], [44], [202], [395].
Voice, God revealed by, to Satan, [403], [404].
Wariness, [413].
Watchfulness, imitate Satan’s, [359].
Ways, various, of Satan, [46].
Weapons, Satan deprives us of, [100].
Whitaker, [164], [175].
Wickedness, of Satan capable of increase, [11].
Wieldy = yielding, [79].
Wierus, [44].
Wight, Mrs, [375].
Wilderness, scene of Christ’s temptation, [321];
why, [321], [322].
Will, [55].
Willis, [237], [265].
Wills and shalls, [82].
Witchcraft, [27], [29].
Wonders, [31].
Working of thought, [451].
Worldly pleasure, great engine of Satan, [438], seq.;
how so, [441], [442].
Worship, Satan sets himself up for, [101], [102].
‘Wounded’ spirits, [36];
in regenerate and reprobate, [257], [258];
conscience by God and Satan, question on, [261].
Wrath, Divine, sense of, [308].
Wresting, import of Scripture, by Satan, [296], [411], [412];
seen in results, [412], [413];
Scripture, a weapon not easily, out of our hands, [468].
Xavier, [179].
Young persons, troubled by Satan, [247].
Zanchius, [17].
Zeal, pretences of, [394].
Zeilan, [39].
Zembla, Nova, [177], [178].

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