Volume - The Clarence Darrow Collection

ull against witchcraft, i, 351, 352, 385,
394, ii, 74, 77,78, 117.
Sumner, Archbishop, his protest against
INDEX.
Essays and Reviews, ii, 343.
of the creation of, i,
I, 12. Nature of its
light, 13. Cos-
Sun, representation
mas on the movement of the, 94. Bochart's
chapter on the horses of the,
40. Its place in the spheres, 118.
Sunday schools, American, effect of
Lynch's exploration of the Dead Sea
on, ii, 252.
Sunderland, J. T., cited, ii, 333, note.
Supply, the, the ship in which Lieutenant
Lynch made his expedition to Pal-
estine, ii, 250.
Surgery, theological opposition to, ii, 31,
32, 40.
Survival of the fittest, Darwin on, i, 67.
Svedberg, Bishop, his attack on Linnaeus,
i, 60.
Sweden, witch persecution in, i, 361.
vowel points, ii, 178.
Sybel, cited, ii, 231, note.
Syllabus of Errors, its influence on the
new interpretation of Scripture, ii,
368.
Sylvester II (Gerbert), Pope, his measure-
ment of the earth, i, no. Charge of
magic against, 386. His encouragement
of medicine, ii, 36. Charge of
sorcery against, 38.
Sylvia, St., evidence of her sanctity, ii,
69.
Symonds, cited, ii, 11, note ; 308, note;
309, note.
Synagogue rolls, absence of vowel points
in the, ii, 177.
Tabernacle, Jewish, allegorical significance
of, ii, 295.
Tacitus, cited, i, 173, note ; ii, 41, note ;
223, note.
Tailor, representation of the Almighty
as a, i, 27.
Tait, Archbishop, his view of the bib-
lical accounts of the creation, i, 24.
On the relations between science and
religion, 320. His position in the con-
troversy over Essays and Reviews, ii,
58
465
343-347- His attitude toward Colenso,
356. Life and Letters of, cited,
368, note.
Tait, James, cited, i, 86, note.
Talents, parable of the, ii, 275.
Talmud, absence of any mention of Hebrew
vowel points in the, ii, 177.
Tapestries, their preservation of theo-
logical views of science, i, 36.
Tarantella, survival of a manifestation
of diabolic possession in the form of
the, ii, 140.
Tarantism, a form of possession
known in
Italy, ii, 140.
long
Tarantula, supernatural intervention
caused by the bite of a, ii, 140.
Tardieu, his labours in hygienic research,
ii. 93-
Targum, its testimony respecting the
statue of Lot's wife, ii, 228.
Taurin, St., his relics potent against dry
weather, i, 344.
Taylor, Jeremy, his superstition regarding
comets, i, 180. Cited, 180, note.
Last struggles of this superstition in,
ii, 123. Objection to the taking of the
census in, 286.
Swine, transformation of men into, i, 55.
Swine possessed of devils, influence of
the story of the, on belief in demoniacal
possession, ii, no, 113, 115. Identification
of the spot where they plunged
into the sea, i, 38 ; ii, 240.
Swiss Protestants, their support of the
theory of the divine origin of Hebrew
Teaching, liberty of, its eff"ect on biblical
study, ii, 333.
Telegraphs, heralds of Antichrist, ii, 286.
Temple, Bishop, on evolution, i, 82. On
the relations between science and religion,
320. His part in Essays and
Reviews, ii, 342. His refusal to act
against his convictions, 344. Cited, i,
87, note.
Temples, Egyptian and Grecian, survival
of prehistoric construction in, i,
310.
Tennessee Conference, on unsanctified
science, i, 315.
Tenon, his advocacy of reform in the
treatment of the insane, ii, 130.
Tenzel, Leibnitz's letter to, ii, 190.
Terrell, cited, ii, 222, note.
Tertiary period, possibility
of man's ex-
istence in the, i, 275, 282.
TertuUian, on the pre-existence of matter,
i, 4. On the second book of
Esdras, in. His belief regarding
eclipses, 173. On fossils, 210, 225.
On lightning, 323. On miraculous interposition
during the battle against
the Quadi, 332. On malevolent angels,
ii, 27 His denunciation of anatomists,
31, 32, 50. Poem on the statue
of Lot's wife, ascribed to, 227. His
resistance to allegorical interpretations,
295. Cited, i, 5, note ; 173, note; 225,
note ;
note.
324, note ; ii, 28, note ; loi,
Testament, New, references to magic in,
i. 373- Theory of disease in, ii, 2, 100.
Condemnation of usury in, 265. Alle-