GOLDONI overworks his mind, 147.
GOVERNMENT of the thoughts, 117.
GRAY'S excitement in composing verse, 141;
GUIBERT, his great work on military tactics, 265.
HABITUAL PURSUITS, their power over the mind, 302-304.
HALLUCINATIONS of genius, 148; realities with some minds, 150.
HAYDN, his regulation of his time, 92.
HELMONT'S (Van) love of study, 152.
HERBERT of Cherbury, Lord, questions the Deity as to the publication of his book, 148.
HOBBES, theory to explain his terror, 150.