Volume - The Clarence Darrow Collection

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Damian, St., miracles of, ii, 23, 42.
Damnum emergens, doctrine of, an evasion
of the laws against interest, ii,
272, 281.
Dana, his authority cited by Gladstone,
i, 245.
Dancing, epidemics of, ii, 136, 137, 140,
163.
Danforth, Samuel, on comets, i, 194.
Cited, 195, note.
Daniel, prophecies of, Newton's views
as to their authorship, ii, 310. Pusey's
insistence on their early date, 336, 337.
Daniel, Abbot, cited, i, lOi, note.
Danish as the primitive speech, ii, 184.
Dannhauer, on the unicorn, i, 40. Cited,
40, note.
Dante, influence of his conception of the
location of hell, i, 96. His belief in
the sphericity of the earth, 97. That
INDEX.
Jerusalem is the centre of the earth,
99. His theory of the universe, 117-
119. His belief in the diabolical
origin of storms, 337. Mention of St.
Bonaventura made by, 387. His por-
traiture of money-lenders, ii, 267. His
glorification of the writings of Dionysius
the Areopagite, 315. Cited, i, 100,
note; 118, note; 338, note; ii, 269,
note.
Danzius, Prof. J. A., on the literal inspiration
of the Scripture text, ii, 179.
Daremberg, cited, ii, 45, note ; 98, note.
Darius, not " Darius the Mede," ii, 373.
Darkness held to be an entity independent
of the heavenly bodies, i, 12.
Darmesteter, J., cited, ii, 379, note.
Darwin, Charles, on mistaken theories
and mistaken observations, i, 43. Account
of his great work, 66-68. On
cross-fertilization in plants, 69. His
burial in Westminster Abbey, 83. On
the resemblance of the young of a
species to the older forms of the same
group, 308. Biology made predictive
by his discoveries, 407. Effect of his
conclusions on the Bible, ii, 208, 394-
396. Life and Letters of, cited, i, 73,
note ; 77, note ; 87, note.
Darwin, Erasmus, his suggestion of an
evolutionary doctrine, i, 62.
Darwinism, opinions of the Church regarding,
i, 71-74-
Dathan, God's punishment of, i, 334.
Daubeny, cited, i, 411, note; ii, 215,
note.
Daunou, cited, i, 107, note ; no, note ;
155, note.
Davenport, Abraham, his action in the
Connecticut Assembly during an
eclipse,
i, 173.
David, punishment of, by plague, ii, 68.
And Goliath, story of, 208.
Davids, Rhys, cited, ii, 384, note.
Davidson, Samuel, his work in biblical
criticism, ii, 360. Cited, 348, note ;
352, note.
Davis, his attempt to prove Welsh the
primitive speech, ii, 184.
Davis, the Rev. Mr., cited, i, 230, note.
Davy, Humphry, his cure of patients
through their imagination, ii, 64.
Dawkins, Boyd, cited, i, 275, note ; 280,
note ; 281, note ; 294, note ; 309, note.
Dawson, Sir J. W., his conditional acceptance
of evolution, i, 82. His table
showing the order of creation, 246.
On the transformation of Lot's wife,
257, 261. Cited, ii, 218, note ; 222,
note ; 257, note ; 261, note.
Dead, unlawfulness of meddling with the
bodies of the, ii, 31.
of the, its influence
Egyptian Book
on the Hebrew
Scriptures, 375.
Dead Sea, from legends of, to comparative
mythology, ii, 209-263. Mediaeval
growth of legends of the, 221-235. Description
of the, 221, 222. Its influence
on the inhabitants of Palestine, 223.
Fate of the cities overwhelmed by the,
235. Culmination of the legends of
the, and beginnings of a healthful criticism,
236-256. Arab legend regarding,
253. Theological efforts at misecompro-
triumph of the scientific view,
256-263.
Death, its entrance into the world, i, 285.
Death, the Black, mortality during, ii,
67. 70, 73. Its effect on Church property,
71. Effects of the, 137.
De Bonald. See BONALD.
De Clave. See Clave.
Deborah, her position in Eusebius's
chronological tables, i, 250.
Debreyne, Father, on theological opiaions
regarding the Deluge, i, 236.
Decorative art in early Egypt, i, 261.
Decretals, pseudo-Isidorian, triumph of
the critical method when applied to,
ii, 314, 315.
Deems, the Rev. Dr., cited, ii, 38, note.
De Foe, on the great plague of London,
ii, 83. Cited, 74, note.
De Geramb. See Geramb.
De Gubematis. on Hindu jugglery, ii,
66, note; 167, note. His work m^
philology, 203. J I
De la Brocqui^re. See La BROCQUlkl^l
Delafaye, the Rev. Mr., on inoculation,
ii. 55-
Delambre, cited, i, 126, note ; 130, note
131, note ; 204, note.
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