Howe, John, on comets and portents, i, 180. Cited, 180, note. Hoxne, discovery of flint implements near, i, 268. Hubbard, cited, i, 409, note. Hubert, St., curative powers of, ii, 40. Hue, Father, his mission to China and Thibet, ii, 379-381. Cited, 384, note. Huet, Bishop, on the position of Moses in Christian and heathen theology, ii, 312. His attack on Le Clerc, 321. Hugo, Abbot of St. Denis, his efforts in behalf of medicine, ii, 35. Hugo of St. Victor, on the creation, i, 7. His views as to the earth's centre, 99. His dictum as to belief before re- search, ii, 302, 30b. Cited, i, 8, note ; 100, note ; ii, 303, note. Hugo, Victor, aesthetic reaction repre- sented by, ii, 334, note. Huguenots, their development in an un- favourable climate, i, 311. Insanity among, ii, 121, 145. Samuel's argument to Saul used against, 138. Hull, on the geological changes in Egypt, i, 299. d'Hulst, his work in biblical criticism, ii, 363- Humbert, King, his brave course during the 81. cholera plague in Naples, ii, 80, Humboldt, Alexander von, absence of orthodox clergymen from his funeral, i, 151, 152. His speculations on the early form of the earth, 242. On the work of Albert the Great, 377. Cited, no, note ; 112, note ; 153, note ; 202, note ; 392, note ; ii, 173, note. Humboldt, Wilhelm von, his work philology, in ii, 200. Hume, effecf of theological atmosphere on, i, 58. His work in political economy, ii, 283. Cited, 66, note. Hunt, T. S., cited, i, 19, note. Hunter, John, his work in medical ence, ii, 166. sci- Hupfeld, his work in biblical ii, 328. criticism, INDEX. 431 Cited, i, 13, note ; 56, note ; 62, note ; 87, note ; 215, note ; 230, note ; 233, note; 235, note; ii, 312, note; 371, note ; 376, note ; 392, note. Hyacinth, origin of the, ii, 219. Hyacinthus, story of, ii, 219. Hyena, myth regarding, i, 33. Remains of, found in caverns, 270, 271, 277. Hyer, R. .S., cited, ii, 166, note. Hygiene, from fetich to, ii, 67-96. Recent history of, 90-93. Hypnotism, effect of discoveries in, on belief in miracles, ii, 65. A cause of epidemics of mental diseases, 166. Hysteria, in convents, ii, 121, 140, 141, 143, 144, 156. From diabolism to, 135-167. Epidemics of, 135-157. In English cotton mills, 158. In the Berlin Charite Hospital, 158. In Lyons, 158. to, 158, 159. Conditions predisposing Phenomena of mental disease classified under, 166. Ichthyornis, exhibition of a specimen of, i, 81. Ichthyosaurus, fossil remains of, i, 81. Idiocy, Luther's views on, ii, 114. Idolatry, a stage in man's religious de- velopment, i, 321. Iken, his attempt to revive the theory of the divine inspiration of the Hebrew vowel points, ii, 178, 179. Illingworth, cited, i, 88, note. Illness, reason why God permits, ii, 118, note. Imagination and medicine, relation between, ii, 64, 65, 166. Imitation, a cause of mental disease, ii, 166. " Immaculate Oath " administered to iHurons, traces of the Hebrew tongue among, ii, 184. Hutchinson, Francis, his opposition to the witch superstition, i, 362. Hutchinson, John, his attack on Newton in his Moses's Principia, i, 127, 148, 154. Huxley, scientific university professors in Austria, i, 319. Inchofer, Father Melchior, on Galileo's heresy, i, 139. Cited, 140, activity of, i, 68, 70. His reply to Wilberforce, 70. On Prof. Marsh's series showing the evolution of the horse, 79. His refutation of Gladstone's attempt to reconcile Genesis and science, 245 ; ii, 391. note. Index, the condemnation of the works of Copernicus and Galileo in, i, 124, note; 125, note; 138, 144, 152-160, 164. Of the work of Maes, ii, 314. Of works criticising the False Decretals, 315. Cited, i, 159, note; 165, note ; ii, 303, note ; 364, note. India, Nider on the ants of, i, 36. Development of belief in magic in, 373. <strong>The</strong>ory of disease in, ii, i, 72. Xavier's missionary work in, 6. Jugglery in, 166, note. Myths in, 210, 215. Indians, plague among, ii, 85. Considered to be children of Satan, 145. Myths among, 217. Indo-Germanic languages, classification made by Schlegel, ii, 195. Infallibility, papal, committed against
432 the double motion of the earth, i, 158. Difficulties attendant on the claim to, ii. 277. Infamy, the Column of, in Milan, ii, 77. Infessura, cited, ii, 11, note.' Infidel, use of the epithet by theologians, Infidels, prohibition of commerce with, ii, 285. Ingolstadt, University of, its opposition to the Copernican theory, i, 126. Innkeepers, country, railroads an evidence of the divine displeasure against, ii, 285. Innocent VIII, Pope, his bull against witches, i, 351, 352, 385, 395 ; ii, 74, 77, 78, 117. Reburial of the Roman maiden Julia by, 10, note. Innocent XI, Pope, his condemnation of unorthodox opinions concerning the Bruno, i, 15. Its attitude toward science, 57. Its trial of Galileo, 137. <strong>The</strong> second trial, 141-143. Publication by it of Galileo's recantation, 143. INDEX. Forbids a new edition of Galileo's works, 144. Its sanction of the heliocentric theory, 156. Its condemnation of Galileo's theories, 137, 159. Its views regarding the nature of Gali- leo's condemnation, 164. Misrepresentation of, in certain Catholic man- uals, 319. Vesalius's fear of, ii, 52. Its decree regarding the taking of interest, 283. Its retreat, 284. Insanity, from demoniacal possession to, ii, 97-134. <strong>The</strong>ological theory of, 97, 98, 9). Luther's ideas on, 114. Control of the Church over the treatment of, 117. Its connection with witch- craft, 1 17-124. Reform in the treatment of, in France, 130-132. In England, 132. See also Lunacy, Lunatics. Inscriptions, Assyrian, treating of the creation, i, 2, 14, 20. Insects, early belief regarding production of, i, 52 Exorcism of, ii, 113. Entrance of Satan into a human body in the form of, 120. Insurance, bell-ringing superseded by, as protection against storms, i, 368. life insur- Religious scruples against ance, ii, 286. Interest, origin and progress of hostility to loans at, ii, 264-275. Results of the hostility to taking, 269, 270. Exorbitant rates of, 269. Evasions of the prohibitions against the taking of, 272. Distinction between usury and, 275, 278. Retreat of the Church from its hostility to loans at, 276-287. Interpretation of Scripture, the older, ii, 288-311. Beginnings of scientific, 311-332. <strong>The</strong> continued growth of scientific, 333-348. <strong>The</strong> closing struggle over, 349-370. Victory of the scientific and literary methods of, 370- 392- Ionian philosophers. phers. See Philoso- Irby, his investigation of the Dead Sea myths, ii, 249. Cited, 225, note ; 254, note. Ireland, early account of the animals of, taking of interest, ii, 278. Innspruck, University of, its attitude toward the Copernican theory, i, 128. Inoculation against smallpox, theological opposition to, i, 319 ; ii, 55-63. Inquisition, the i, 37. Explanatory myths in, ii, 211, 216. Protestant archbishops of, their attack on Essays and Reviews, 343. Irenaeus, on the story of Lot's wife, ii, Holy, its murder of 227, 262. His resistance to allegorical interpretation, 295. On the number of the Gospels, 296. On the quiescence of the divine word, 391. Cited, 228, note ; 297, note. Irish peasantry, their development in unfavourable climates, i, 311. Isaiah, his mention of the Dead Sea, ii, 223. Newton's views as to the authorship of the prophecies of, 310. Cited, i, 95, note. Isenbiehl, his attempt to criticise a passage in Isaiah, ii, 324. Persecution of, 324. Isensee, cited, ii, 3, note ; 35, note ; 74, note ; 99, note ; 138, note ; 139, note. Isidore of Seville, St., his work in sacred science, i, 33. On the doctrine of sec- ondary creation, 55. His belief in the sphericity of the earth, 97. On the antipodes, 104, 105. On the effect of man's fall on the heavenly bodies, 115. Influence of St. Augustine on, 211. His sacred and profane chronology, 251. His cosmography,' 326. His views on science, 376. Cited, 56, note^ 115, note ; note. 211, note; 252, note; 3a Isis, priests of, their power over disea ii, I. Temple of, at Pompeii, chinery in, 43. Islands, distribution of animals on, i, . Ismael, Rabbi, his elaboration of rules of interpretation of the Scr ture, ii, 293. Israelites, their genealogy, i, 79. Types of, sculptured on early Egyptiw^ monuments, 259.
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