Microcosmography / or, a Piece of the World Discovered; in Essays and Characters - John Earle

Jacob, [22].
Jail-bird, [100].
James I. [20], [62], [92], [103].
James II. [191].
Jarke, [227].
Jarke-man, [222].
Idea of his highness Oliver, by Flecknoe, [273].
Jealous man, character of, [183].
Jennet, [261].
Jerusalem, [164].
Jesses, [50].
Jesuits, [99], [114].
Ignoramus, [235].
Illustrious wife, by Giles Oldisworth, [229].
Imputation, [143], [161].
Inquisition, [31].
Insolent man, character of, [142].
John Dory, [150].
John's, St. College, Oxford, [211].
Johnson, Richard, [252].
Jonathan, [265].
Jonson, Ben, [105]:
- Lines by, [232].
Jordans, [36].
Isbosheth, [266].
Islip, Oxfordshire, [212].
Juliana Barnes, or Berners, [50].
Jump, [156].

Keckerman, Bartholomew, [46].
Keep, [118].
Ken or Kene, [225], [226], [227].
Kennett, White, [195]:
- his character of Earle, [195].
Kent, [24], [25].
Kent, maid of, [109].
King's bench prison, [244].
Kippis, Dr. [271].
Knight, character of a country, [48].
Kynchin-co, [222].
Kynchin-morte, [222].

Lage, [225].
Lagge, [227].
Lambarde, [25].
Lambeth-palace, [111].
Langbaine, [xlix], [231], [272].
Laquei ridiculosi, by H. P. [246].
Lascivious man, character of, [165].
Laud, Bishop, [211].
Laurence, St. [107].
Leg to the residencer, [117], [281].
Legs in hands, [37].
Legerdemain, [182].
Legh, Anne, [237].
Legh, Sir Edward, [237].
Leicester, Earl of, [237].
Leigh, see [Legh].
Le Neve, [217].
Lent, [61].
Letters, by Howell, [37].
Life and Errors of John Dunton, by himself, [131].
Life of Ruddiman, by Chalmers, [45].
Lilburne, [268].
Lilly, [xlix].
Lipken, [225].
Lipped, [225].
Lipsius, [30].
London, [41], [175].
London-bridge, [176].
London and country carbonadoed, by Lupton, [260].
London Spy, by Ward, [162].
Long-lane, [255].
Long pavian, a dance, [262].
Love's Dominion, by Flecknoe, [273].
Low Countries, [23], [237], [270]:
- Brief Character of, by Felltham, [23].
Lowre, [225], [227].
Lucian, [138].
Ludgate, [249].
Lupton, Donald, [260].
Lybbege, [225].
Lycosthenes, [102].
Lyghtmans, [225].

M. G. [243].
M. R. [249].
Macbeth, by Shakspeare, [162].
Mac-Flecknoe, [273].
Machiavel, [31].
Magdalen College, Oxford, [211], [266].
Maid, a Poem of, by Salstonstall, [256].
Maid's Tragedy, by Beaumont and Fletcher, [205].
Mainwaring, Matthew, [244]:
- family of, ib.
Make, [225].
Malaga wine, [37].
Malone, Mr. [86].
Man, Samuel, [267].
Manchet, [47].
Mars, [263].
Martial, [135].
Martin, [268].
Mary's, St. Church, Oxford, [4], [109].
Mastif Whelp, [15].
Mastive or young whelpe of the old dogge, [246].
Maund, [226].
Maurice of Nassau, [28].
Mayne, [85], [105].
Meddling-man, character of, [151].
Medicis, Francis de, [91].
Melpomene, [72].
Memoirs of the Peers of England, by Brydges, [264].
Menander, [204].
Menippus, [138].
Mephibosheth, [265].
Meres, [237].
Merry Devil of Edmonton, a Comedy, [84].
Merton-College, Oxford, [187], [192], [194], [197].
Microcosmography, [197].
- Editions of, [li].
Micrologia, by R. M. [249].
Minshall-hall, [244].
Minshew, [32], [94], [181].
Miraculous Newes from the Cittie of Holt, [73].
Miscellania, by Flecknoe, [272].
Modest man, character of, [131].
Monson, Sir Thomas, [49].
Monster out of Germany, [73].
Monthly Mirror, [236].
Monument of Earle, [193].
Monumenta Anglicana, by Le Neve, [217].
Moorfields, [252].
Mooted, [94].
More the Merrier, [246].
Morley, Dr. [191].
Mort, [225].
Mother's Blessing, by Breton, [237].
Mouse-trap, by H. P. [246].
Munster, [73].
Murdered bodies supposed to bleed at the approach of the murderer, [15].
Musgarve, [268].
Musick, history of, by Sir John Hawkins, [262].
Myll, [226], [227].
Mynshul, [84], [138].
Mynshul, Geffray, [243], [244].

Nabeker, [225].
Nabes, [226].
Namptwich, Cheshire, [244].
Naps upon Parnassus, [269].
Nares, Mr. [279].
Nase, [226].
Navy of England, [72].
Nero, [233].
Netherlands, [253].
New Anatomie, or character of a Christian or round-head, [264].
Newcastle, Duke of, [272]:
- lines by, ib.
New Custome, [221].
Newes of this present week, [255].
Newgate, [249], [268].
Newman, Sir Thomas, [109].
Nine Muses, a dance, [262].
Nine Worthies, [164].
Nireus, [138].
Noah's flood, [60].
Nonconformist, [84].
Norfolk, History of, by Blomefield, [217].
North, Lord, [264].
Northern nations, [15].
Norton, Northamptonshire, [237].
Nose, [225].
Nyp, [227].

Oldham, Mr. [276].
Oldisworth Giles, [229].
Old man, character of a good, [153].
One and thirty, [56].
Orford, Lord, [264], [276].
Osborne, Francis, [103].
Overbury, Sir Thomas, [229], [230], [235], [264].
Overton, [268].
Oxford, [4], [96], [187], [201], [211], [238], [266].

P. H. [246].
Pad, [226].
Painted cloth, [74].
Pallyarde, [221].
Pamphlets, character of, [268].
Paracelsus, [30].
Park, Mr. [lii]. [237], [256], [276].
Park, Mr. John James, [257].
Parrot, Henry, [246].
Parson, character of a poor, from Chaucer, [10].
Partial man, character of, [95].
Passion of a discontented minde, supposed by Breton, [238].
Passions of the Spirit, supposed by Breton, [238].
Patrico, [222].
Pavian, [262].
Paul V. pope, [91].
Paul's, St. Church, [103], [231], [252], [255], [259].
Paul's-cross, [109];
- penance at, [109].
Paul's man, [105].
Paul's walk, character of, [103].
Paul's walk, [xlviii]:
- time of walking there, [103].
Paynell, Thomas, [13], [280].
Pecke, [226].
Pegasus, [261].
Pembroke, Henry, earl of, [201].
Pembroke, Philip, earl of, [187], [188].
Pembroke, William, earl of, [197]:
- lines on, [201].
Percy, bishop, [237].
Peters, [268].
Peter's, St. Church, Oxford, [4].
Pharoah, [22].
Philaster, by Beaumont and Fletcher, [205].
Philip II. of Spain, [32].
Phœnix Nest, by R. S. [240].
Physician against his will, by Flecknoe, [272].
Physician, character of a dull, [11].
Pick-thank, [168].
Picturæ Loquentes, by Saltonstall, [256].
Pierce, character of Earle, [196].
Pierce Penilesse, [156].
Pineda, [140].
Plausible man, character of, [74].
Plautus, [124], [205].
Player, characters of, [60], [249].
Pleasant walkes of Moorefields, [253].
Plodding student, character of, [101].
Plutarch, [35].
Pluto, [138].
Points, [38].
Poland, [253].
Ponsonby, William, [lx].
Poor man, character of, [179].
Poor Tom, [221].
Pope, A. [272].
Popplar of Yarum, [226].
Poste, by Breton, [237].
Post and pair, [280].
Pot-poet, character of, [71].
Practice of Piety, [87].
Pratt, Mr. [249].
Prauncer, [225].
Prayer for the college, [279].
Prayer at the end of a play, [279].
Prayer used before the university, [6].
Preacher, character of a young raw, [4].
Pretender to learning, character of, [112].
Prigger, see [Prygger].
Primero, [32], [33].
Primivist, [32].
Print, set in, [239].
Prison, character of a, [138].
Prisoner, character of a, [245].
Privy councellor, character of a worthy, [238].
Profane man, character of, [171].
Progresses of Queen Elizabeth, [237].
Prologue, [97].
Prolusions, by Capel, [229].
Prygger of prauncers, character of a, [222].
Prynne, [62].
Puritan, [120], [150].
Puritan, picture of a, [229].
Puttenham, [237].

Quanto Dyspayne, a dance, [262].
Quarromes, [225].
Querpo, [140].
Quintilian, [30].
Quyer, or quyaer, [225], [227].

Radcliffe, Sir Alexander, [251].
Raie, [242].
Ramus, [30].
Randolph, Dr. [161].
Rash man, character of, [167].
Rat, black-coat, terms of contempt towards the clergy, [172].
Rawlinson, Dr. [262].
Rè, isle of, [199]:
- expedition to, ib.
Rebellion, History of, by Clarendon, [189].
Reed, Isaac, [45], [272], [279], [280].
Reformado precisely charactered, [264].
Regiment of Health, [13].
Regimen Sanitatis Salerni, [279].
Remains, Butler's, [277].
Remains, Camden's, [72].
Reserved man, character of, [31].
Resolves, by Feltham, [270].
Retchlessly, [137].
Richard III. [79].
Rich man, character of a sordid, [174].
Ritson, Mr. [237].
Robert of Normandy, [164].
Roge, [221].
Roger, [225].
Rogers, G. [232].
Rogue, see [Roge].
Rome, [10], [27], [90].
Rome-bouse, [226].
Round breeches, [129].
Royal and noble Authors, by Lord Orford, [264].
Ruddiman, Life of, by Chalmers, [45].
Ruff of Geneva, print, [84].
Ruffs, [239].
Ruffian, [227].
Ruffler, [221].
Ruffmanes, [226].
Ruffe-pecke, [226].
Russell, Earl of Bedford, [12].
Rutland, Lady, [203].

S. R. [240].
Sack, [36], [37], [38], [122].
Salerne, [280].
Salisbury, [282].
Salomon, [225].
Saltonstall, Wye, [256].
Sandwich, Earl of, [267].
Satyrical characters, [269].
Satyrical Essayes, by Stephens, [231], [235].
Saul, [265].
Saxons, [24].
Say, E. [xlvii].
Saye, [225].
Scaliger, [114].
Sceptick in religion, character of, [88].
Scholar, character of a, [54].
Scold, character of a, [247].
Scotus, [87].
Sejanus, [96].
Select second husband for Sir Thomas Overburie's wife, by Davies of Hereford, [229].
Seneca, [113].
Sergeant, or catchpole, character of, [124].
Serving-man, character of, [140].
Sforza, [79].
Shakspeare, [lx], [2], [15], [33], [74], [103], [111], [162], [224], [262], [279], [280], [281].
Shark, character of a, [37].
Shark to, [182].
Sharking, [180].
Sheba, [266].
Sheriff's hospitality, and table, [39].
Sherry wine, [36], [37].
Shimei, [266].
Ship, [226].
Shop-keeper, character of, [118].
Short-hand, [5].
Shrewsbury, Elizabeth Countess of, [220].
Shrove Tuesday, [61].
Sidney, Sir Philip, [201], [204].
Silk strings to books, [66].
Singing-men in cathedral churches, character of, [116].
Skower, [227].
Skypper, [225].
Socinus, Faustus, [91].
Solemne Passion of the Soule's Love, by Breton, [237].
Soliman and Perseda, [156].
Sordid rich man, character of, [174].
Spaniards, [99].
Specimens of early English Poets, by Ellis, [237].
Spelman, Sir Henry, [24].
Spinola, [99].
Sports and Pastimes, by Strutt, [32], [49], [56].
Springes for Woodcocks, by H. P. [246].
Squeazy, [121].
Stanley, Richard, [40].
Stayed-man, character of a, [128].
Steevens, George, [15], [111], [181], [246], [275], [281].
Stephen, Master, [142].
Stephens, John, [231], [235].
Stews, [80].
Stowe, [227].
Stow's Survey of London, [163].
Strange Metamorphosis of Man, [260].
Streglethorp Church, [217]:
- family, [282].
Strike, [226].
Strummell, [225].
Strutt, Mr. [32], [49], [56].
Strype, Mr. [163].
Sturbridge-fair, [161].
Suetonius, [13].
Sufferings of the Clergy, by Walker, [190].
Surfeit to A. B. C. [269].
Surgeon, character of a, [80].
Suspicious or jealous man, character of, [183].
Swadder, [222].
Swedes, [15].
Sweedish Intelligencer, [255].
Switzer, [253].