Volume - The Clarence Darrow Collection

Salmeron, on the date of creation, i,
253-
Saloniki, legend of
umns at, ii, 217.
the enchanted col-
Salt, formations of, by the Dead Sea, ii,
221, 224.
Salt Lake, of Utah, explanatory myths
regarding, ii, 214.
Salve against goblin nocturnal visitors,
prescription for, ii, 39.
Salzburg, Bishop of, his persecution of
witches, ii, 75. Council of, its decree
against money-lenders, 268.
Samaria, the bewitching of the people of,
by Simon the Magician, ii, 136. Signification
of Isaiah's reference to,
295-
Sampson, Agnes, aid in childbirth given
by, ii, 63.
Samson, origin of the story of, ii, 208.
Identification of the localities of his
exploits, i, 38 ; ii, 240.
Samson, Abbot, his account of miracles,
ii, 23. Cited, 25, note.
Samuel, his argument to Saul used against
the Jews and the Huguenots, ii, 138.
Samuel, book of, cited, ii, 68, note ; 286,
note.
Samuell, cited, i, 399, note.
San Chan, death of Xavier in, ii, 6.
Sanchez, his casuistry, i, 60.
Sanctity, filthiness an evidence of, ii, 69.
Sanday, his Bampton Lectures on Inspiration,
ii, 357, 358. On the Fourth
Gospel. 386. Cited, 290, note ; 294,
note ; 297, note ; 332, note.
Sanders, Nicholas, his argument against
the taking of interest, ii, 274.
Sands, Bishop, on the taking of interest,
ii, 275. Cited, 277, note.
Sandys, Archbishop, his belief regarding
eclipses, i, 173. His hostility to the
baptism of bells, 348, note. Cited,
174. note.
San Felice, Cardinal, his activity during
the cholera plague in Naples, ii, 80.
danger. Sister Maria Renata. See MARIA
Renata.
Sanitation, theological view of, ii, 67-81.
Results of a lack of proper, 69, 70,
82-88. Gradual decay of theological
views regarding, 82-88. Triumph of
sanitary science, 88-93. Effect of, on
death rate, 91-93. Relation of sani-
tary science to religion, 93-95.
>an Marco, at Venice, mosaics in, i, 13.
Protection of tower of, by a lightning-
rod, 367.
Sanskrit, beginning of the study of, ii,
191. Effect of the discovery of, 193,
194.
INDEX.
459
Santa Fe, Father Pablo de, on Xavier's
alleged miracles, ii, 12.
Santarem, cited, i, 95, note ; 98, note ;
100, note ; 107, note.
Sanuto, Marino, his maps, i, 99.
San Yuste, the refuge of Charles V, i,
176.
Sarah and Hagar, Luther on St. Paul's
allegorical use of the story of, ii, 305.
Sargon, similarity between the story of,
and that of Moses, ii, 372, 375.
Sarzec, his researches in Assyria, ii, 370.
Satan, proof of his loss of glory, i, 35.
Held to be a dragon, 38. Ascription
of meteorological phenomena to, 323-
372. His interference in magic, 382.
Charge of unlawful compact with, 385,
386. Bacon's arguments against his
power, 388. His interference with the
mining industry, 402-404. Attribution
of disease to, ii, 27-30. Of pestilence,
72, 73. His agency in causing
mental disease, 97-167. Representation
of, in popular dramas, iii, 128.
His disappearance from modern miracle
plays, 129, note. His modes of
entering into the possessed, 120.
Change in the methods of his influ-
ence, 135. Attribution of invention
of Sanskrit to, 194. Imprints of, on
stones, 212.
Saturn, its place in the spheres, i, 118.
de Saulcy, his investigation of the Dead
Sea, ii, 252, 253, 256. Condition in
which he found the statue of Lot's wife,
263. Cited, 222, note ; 254, note.
Savi, Father, his work in biblical criticism,
ii, 363.
Savings institutions, belief in the sinfulness
of, ii, 264.
Savonarola, his adherence to the alle-
gorical method of interpreting Scripture,
ii, 302.
Saxon Switzerland, legends of 216.
the, ii,
Saxony, Elector of, the ringing of bells
against storms prohibited by the, i, 348.
Sayce, his investigation of the Chaldean
legends of the Deluge, i, 238. On the
date of Mena's reign, 259.
On Egyp-
tian art, 261. On the evidence of
Assyriology regarding the antiquity of
man, 264. His reading of Assyrian
inscriptions, 2, 20 ; ii, 170. On the
story of the Tower of Babel, 171. His
work in philology, 203. In Assyriology,
i, 51 ; ii. 370, 372, 373- On the
change of colour in the Nile waters,
375. Cited, i, 3, note ; 25, note ; 53,
note ; 91, note ; 265, note ; 302, note ;
373, note ; 374, note ; ii, 3, note ; 28,