Light, the god of, Deity of Zoroastrians, 12, 25.
Lionardo da Vinci, as engineer, 19, 17.
Lippi, Fra Filippo, why more successful in art than other monks, 22, 4.
Literature, cheap, evils of, 17, 8;
not cheap anciently, 16, 11.
London, misery in suburbs of, debate concerning remedy for, 10, 14;
modern prosperity of, how falsely alleged, 2, 20.
Louis, St., 3, 5, 9;
XV., 14, 12.
Louvre, 6, 21.
Love, chief of the three spiritual needs, 5, 17;
put last, as culminating, or crowning (in the seventh line), because men must be capable of admiration and of hope before they can be capable of love. Wordsworth’s verse, “We live by admiration, hope, and love,” is answered presently with the words in a reverse order—love, hope, and admiration.
Among the French peasantry, 21, 19;
nothing else in the world worth having, 17, 16;
having it, you have all, 5, 4.
Lowe, Mr. Robert, his match tax, 6, 7;
his views respecting battle of Marathon, 6, 8.
Loyalty (see Obedience).