Statesman, a consummate, what he ought to be, [500].
The scarcity of those who deserve the name, ibid.
Steele, Sir Richard, his elegant flatteries of his species, [19].
Stoics, their pleasures, [85].
Their arrogance and hypocrisy, ibid.
Study, hard, whether men submit to it to serve their country or themselves, [511], [513].
Suicide, never committed but to avoid something worse than death, [124].
Sun, the, not made for this globe only, [433].
Sunday, the most useful day in seven, [193].
What it is set apart for, ibid.
Superiority of understanding in man, when most visibly useful, [477].
When disadvantageous, [478].
Superstition, the objects of it, [459], [460].
What sort of people are most in danger of falling into it, [487].
Superstitious men may blaspheme, [487].