His martyrdom, 441
Juvenal, on the natural virtue of man, i. 197
Kames, Lord, on our moral judgments, i. 77.
Notices the analogies between our moral and æsthetical judgments, 77
King's evil, ceremony of touching for the, i. 363, note
Labienus, his works destroyed, i. 448, note
Lactantius, character of his treatise, i. 463
Lætorius, story of, i. 259
Laughing condemned by the monks of the desert, ii. [115], note
Law, Roman, its relation to Stoicism, i. 294, 295.