RULE IV. Names and appellations of the Supreme Being should be capitalized.
RULE V. Names of ancient Greek and Roman divinities, and of all pagan and heathen gods, should be put up.
Æsculapius restored many to life, of which Pluto complained to Jupiter, who struck Æsculapius with thunder, but Apollo, angry at the death of his son, killed the Cyclops who made the thunderbolts.—Lempriere.
RULE VI. The pronoun I, and the interjection O, should always be put up.
Here am I; send me, O king!
RULE VII. Some words which are put down when spelled in full, are put up when contracted.
The honorable the Secretary of the Treasury.
The Hon. the Secretary of the Treasury.
RULE VIII. Names of persons, of things personified, of nations, countries, cities, towns, streets, ships, etc., should be put up.
And well may Doubt, the mother of Dismay,