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garding comets, i, 180. Cited, 180,
note.
Sprains, mediaeval cure for, ii, 40.
Sprengel, cited, i, 378, note ; 391, note ;
ii, 2, note ; 3, note ; 25, note ; 27, note ;
INDEX.
32, note ; 34, note ; 36, note ; 42, note ;
45, note ; 53, note ; 57, note ; 74, note ;
97, note ; 99, note.
Sprenger, and the witch persecution, i,
385.
Springfield, cases of diabolic possession
in, ii, 146.
Spy, human skulls discovered at, i, 290.
Squills, employment of, to drive out
Satan, ii, 107.
Stade, perfectly preserved body of a soldier
of the eighth century unearthed
at, ii, 10, note.
Stanley, A. P., Dean, on the attempts to
reconcile Scripture with science, i, 247.
On the relations between science and
religion, 320. On the Dead Sea legends,
ii, 259. His service to science,
263. His defence of Colenso, 355, 356.
Cited, i, 181, note ; ii, 222, note ; 260,
note. His Life and Letters^ cited,
348, note.
Stark, cited, ii, 218, note.
Stars, representation of, in cathedral
sculpture, i, i. The light of, 13, 14.
Their place in the spheres, 118. An-
cient views regarding, 171. Origen's
views regarding, ii, 297.
Stars, falling, effect of terror caused by,
ii, 63.
Steck, R., cited, i, 87, note.
Steele, Robert, cited, i, 36, note.
Steenstrup, his investigation of the shellheaps
and peat-beds of Scandinavia, i,
292, 293.
Steigenberger, his denunciation of hypnotism,
ii, 65. Cited, 66, note.
Steinthal, his work in philology, ii, 203.
Stengel, on the judgments of God, i, 334.
Cited, 334, note; ii, 117, note; 118,
note.
Steno,
215his
geological investigations, i,
Stephen, Sir James, cited, ii, 156, note.
Stephen, J. F., cited, ii, 271, note.
Stephen, Leslie, cited, i, 150, note.
Stephens (Etienne), Robert, variations in
biblical manuscripts found by, ii, 319.
Sterzinger, on diabolical agency in storms,
i, 365-
Stettin, imprint of St. Otho's feet on a
stone at, ii, 212.
Stewart, Dugald, on the fraudulent char-
acter of Sanskrit, ii, 194, 379.
Stillmgfleet, Bishop, on the Deluge, i,
230.
Stockwell, G. A., cited, ii, 219, note.
Stoics, their mystical interpretation of
Greek myths, ii, 293.
Stoltzlin, his handbook of prayers against
bad weather, i, 334. Cited, 335,
note.
Stone epoch, evidences of evolution in
the, i, 276, 291, 292. The, in Egypt,
297-300.
Stone implements found among the peasants
of Europe, i, 307.
Stones, meteoric, explanation
Transformation of living beings into,
of. ii, 211.
215-218, Stone on which the disciples
were sleeping during the prayer of
Christ, 238. Stone on which the Lord
sat when he raised Lazarus, 238. Stone
from which he ascended, the Lord's
footprints on, 238. Stone which the
builders rejected, 238.
Stoppani, cited, i, 236, note.
Stork, C. A., cited, i, 87, note.
Storms, ideas of classical antiquity re-
garding, i, 323. Diabolical agency in,
336-350.
Story, W. W., cited, ii, 41, note ; 71,
note ;
ro2, note.
Stoughton, his
activity in the Salem
witch persecution, ii, 152, 154.
Strabo, cited, ii, 223, note.
Strasburg, execution of Jews in, ii, 73.
Dancing epidemic at, 137.
Strasburg Cathedral, protection of, by
means of a lightning-rod, i, 365. Representation
of Satan in the windows
of, ii, 1 10.
Strauchius, cited, i, 257, note.
Streams, miraculous powers of, ii, 25, 26.
Streissguth, W., cited, i, 87, note.
Strong, his acceptance of the local char-
acter of the Deluge, i, 235. His acceptance
of the new philology, ii, 206.
Struggle for existence, Darwin on, i, 67.
Strype, his mention of comets as portents,
i, 179. Cited, 180, note.
Stuart, Moses, his opposition to evolu-
tion, i, 65. On the six days of creation,
224. His attitude toward scientists,
271.
Stunica, his attack on Erasmus, ii, 304.
Stuttgart, Protestant Consistory of, its
warnings to Kepler, i, 154.
Suarez, on secondary causes, i, 56.
Suetonius, cited, i, 172, note; 173, note
ii, 41, note.
Suffocation, attributed to the action
evil spirits, i, 402.
Sulphur, employment of, to drive out
Satan, ii, 107. Concretions of, near
the Dead Sea, 221.
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