Volume - The Clarence Darrow Collection

of the taking of interest, 278. His
suppression of Simon's works, 319,
320. His interpretation of Solomon's
INDEX.
Song, 326. Cited, i, 8, note ; 28,
note;
note.
ii, 124, note; 279, note; 321,
Boston, faith cures at, ii, 45. Cases of
diabolic possession in, 146.
work of Albert the Great in, i,
Botany,
377. Of Vincent of Beauvais, 378.
Botta, P. E., his discoveries in Assyria,
ii. 370-
Botta, v., cited, i, 118, note.
Botticher, cited, ii, 214, note ; 218, note ;
219, note.
Boucnard, cited, ii, 213, note.
Bouchardat, his lalaours in hygienic research,
ii, 93.
Boucher, Father Jean, on the horrors of
the Dead Sea, ii, 237. Cited, 241,
note.
Boue, his discovery of human bones in
the alluvial deposits of the Rhine, i,
268, 269.
Bouhours, his life of Xavier, ii, 16-20.
Cited, 17, note ; 21, note.
Bouix, his defence of the Church's
demnation of Galileo, i, 165.
con-
Boulak Museum, photographs of Egyptian
note.
sculpture published by, i, 265,
Boulders, myths inspired by, ii, 210.
Bounty, morality of the descendants of
the pirate ship, i, 311.
Bourbons, influence of their restoration
on education in France, i, 409. On
religion, ii, 248.
Bourgeat, cited, i, 28, note ; 379, note.
Bourgeois, Abbe, his discovery of flints
in the Tertiary deposits, i, 282.
Bourne, E. G., cited, i, no, note.
Bouterwek, cited, i, 4, note.
Bowring, his ridicule of the Anglican
Church's attempt to fetter science, i,
150, 411.
Boycr, his introduction of the use of in-
oculation against smallpox, ii, 55.
Boyle, Charles, his controversy with
Bentley over the Letters of Phalaris,
ii, 337, 338-
Boyle, Robert, new epoch in chemistry
begun by, i, 405. His attempt at compromise
regarding the cause of epidemics,
ii, 88, 89. Cited, 89, note.
Boylston, his attempt to introduce the
treatment of inoculation in Boston, ii,
56, 57-
Bradstreet, Justice, his resistance to the
Salem witch persecution, ii, 153.
his observations of the
comet of 1577, i, 184, 201.
Brahe, Tycho,
407
Brahlsdorf, legend of a rock near, ii, 216.
Brahma, representation of, i, 11. Tree
blasted by, 96. His agency in causing
confusion of tongues, ii, 172. Early
stories of, 293.
Brahmanism, its influence on early European
religious ideas, ii, 379.
Brahmans, their alleged invention of
Sanskrit, ii, 194. Myths among, 210.
Their mystic interpretation of the
Vedas, 293.
Braid, J., his discoveries in hypnotism,
ii, 65. Cited, 166, note.
Brain, influence of moon on, ii, 38.
theory regarding
Early
diseases of, 98.
that insanity is a disease of, 127.
Proof
Bramble, reason for its creation, i, 42.
Bramhall, Archbishop, his views regarding
comets, i, 180. Cited, 180, note.
Braun, cited, ii, 215, note.
Brazil, work of Darwin in, i, 66. Of
Wallace, 67. Portuguese claim to,
108. Civilization among the aborigines
of, 307.
Breda, cure of Prince of Orange's soldiers
at the siege of, ii, 64.
Bremen, Cathedral of, bodies preserved
in, ii, 10, note.
Breviary of the Roman Church, on the
evidence of St. Hilarion's sanctity, ii,
69.
Brewer, cited, i, 340, note.
Brewster, contemptuous characterization
of, i, 406. Cited, 402, note
Breydenbach, Bernhard von, on the wonders
of the Dead Sea, ii, 231, 232.
Cited, 233, note.
Bridget, St., hallucinations of, ii, 120.
Bridgewater, Earl of, his testamentary
provision for certain treatises on God's
goodness, i, 43.
Bridgewater Treatises, their place in the
development of sacred
Their importance, 43.
science, i,
Criticism
33.
of,
44. Cited, 44, note.
Briemle, Vincent, his work on Palestine,
ii, 243. Condition in which he found
the statue of Lot's wife, 263. Cited,
245, note.
Briggs, C. A., his work in biblical criti-
cism, ii, 370. Cited, 313, note ; 321,
note ; 333, note.
Brighton, Sanitary Conference at, Chadwick's
address before, ii, 91.
Brinton, D. G., cited, i, 275, note ; ii, 173,
note.
Bristol, reduction of death rate in, ii, 92.
Last case of diabolic possession in, 165.
British and Foreijj^n Evangelical Review,
cited, i, 77, note ; 87, note.
British Association for the Advancement