Emulation, mankind divided into two classes for emulations sake, [14].
The emulation of school-boys not derived from virtue, [75].
Englishmen do not covet Spartan greatness, [150].
Enthusiasm, the force of it, [149].
Envy, [73].
A definition of it, ibid.
The various symptoms of it, [74], [75].
Envy conspicuous in wild beasts, [75].
An argument to show that envy is rivetted in our nature, ibid.
The use of envy in painters, [76].
Envy has reformed more bad husbands than preaching, ibid.
An instance of envy, [77].
Nobody is without, ibid.
Cato’s envy to Cæsar, [213].
Envy accounted for, [386].
Epicurus. The pleas and apologies of Epicurus, [140], [141].
The doctrine of Epicurus exploded, [485], [486].
Essay, an, on charity and charity schools, [155].
Evil, both moral and natural the solid basis of society, [237].
The cause of it more inquired into than that of good, [441].
Eunuchs overvalued, [33], [34].
No part of the creation, ibid.
Examination of one’s self, [302], [316], [330], [272].
Exchequer, the wise regulations of it, [496].
In all the business belonging to it, the constitution does nine parts in ten, ibid.