C. Mather, 55; Letter to Mr. C. M., 56-59; prosecuted, 55; explains his

Belief of Witchcraft, 56; on the Power of the Devil, 58; complains of Mr. M.'s bad Faith, 60; not appeared against at Court, _ib._; another Letter to C. M., 70-74; the Case of Rule further examined, 72, &c.; another Letter to C. M., 79-85; his Endeavors to clear the Accused, 78; expects Enemies, 84; will do his Duty, 85; Letter to Mr. B., 85-92; Letter to the Ministers, 92-102; charges C. M. with being a Cause of the Witch Troubles, 92; his Answer, 93; his _More Wonders_ denounced, 96; Letter to S. Willard, 102-105; another to C. M., 113; describes the Perils to an Opposer of Witchcraft, 122; Letter to the Ministers, 124-34; rebukes the Ministers, 132-3; Letter to Wadsworth, 134-40; Exposure of C. M.'s bad Logic, 136; Answer to Stuart, 186-198; on Angels, 187; accused of Blasphemy, 202; another in Answer to Stuart, 207-212; Strictures on I. Mather's Agency, iii, 18 or 19. Camerarius, living Library, ii, 6. Carlton, William, II, vii. Carrier, Martha, Indictment and Trial of, 194, iii, 113-121; horribly tortures poor People, 115; her Children swear against her, _ib._; causes Sores, 116; pulls one by his Hair, 117; kills Cattle, 118; shakes Phebe Chandler, 119; makes Noises in the Air, _ib._; seen at Witch-meetings, 120; goes through the Air on a Pole, _ib._; at a diabolical Sacrament, _ib._; a rampant Hag, 121; to be Queen of Hell, _ib._ Carrier, Richard, 197, 199, iii, 117; afflicts one, 118. Carrier, Thomas, 194. Cary, Mrs., accused, iii, 11; sent to Prison, 20; Barbarity towards, 20-25; escapes to New York, _ib._ Cary, Jonathan, [Nathaniel,] iii, 25. Cat-rope, described, ii, 7. Chamberlain, Edward, I, lxxvi. Chandler, Bridget, swears against Mrs. Carrier, iii, 119. Chandler, Phebe, 198; shaken by a Witch, iii, 118; her Legs seized on, 119. Chandler, Susan, 142. Chandler, Thomas, Evidence, iii, 126. Chapman, Simon, and Wife, iii, 107. Charity, recommended, 28. Charles, Second, iii, 143. Charlestown, Witchcraft Trials at, iii, 126. Charms, by whom practiced, ii, 28. Chase, G. W., _History of Haverhill_, iii, 128, 196-7. Checkley, Samuel, ii, 151. Cheever, Ezekiel, Scribe, iii, 31. Chester, Bishop of, I, ix. Chips in Wort, defined, iii, 126. Choate, Thomas, II, xxvi. Christian, Philosopher, I, lxxii-iii. Churches, why often struck by Thunder, 68-9; prevent Witchcraft, 130-1. Churchill, Sarah, iii, 204. Circles.--See WITCH-CIRCLES. Clark, Mary, Examination of, iii, 195-7. Clark, Samuel, his Story of the Devil's Appearance, 121. Clavigero, [Francis Xavier,] 202. Cloyce, Peter, protests against Mr. Parris, ii, 143. Cloyce, Sarah, iii, 7, 53; Sister Nurse, 11, 13; goes out of Meeting, 14; an excellent Woman, 211. Colman, Benjamin, I, xci, xcvi. Coman, Richard, 167; swears against Mrs. Bishop, iii, 82. Comings.--See CUMMINGS. Connecticut, Witchcraft in, iii, 130, 131. Cook, Elisha, Judge, ii, 157; Agent to England, iii, 148, 221. Cook, John, a Witness, i, 166, iii, 78, 80-1. Cooper, Thomas, on Witchcraft, xxxv. Corwin, Jonathan, I, vii, 26, iii, 6, 10, 15; examines Giles Cory, 169. Corwin, George, Sheriff, iii, 49, 50; buried, 79, 187, 202. Cory, Giles, pressed to Death, 209, II, vii, iii, 7, 44-5, 79; his Examination, 169-173; Site of his Residence, 174. Cory, Martha, accused, ii, 7, 9; sent to Prison, 10; sentenced to Death, iii, 44; executed, 45; Ballad on her and her Husband's Fate, 174-77. Cotton, John, I, xxv, lxvi. Cox, Mary, Irons for, iii, 20. Crosby, [Anthony?] a Doctor, declares Hysterics a Case of Witchcraft, iii, 100. Cullender, Rose, 142. Cumbey, Robert, II, xxi. Cummings, Josiah, iii, 107. Cummings, Isaac, Witness, 192, iii, 105; his Mare dies, 111. Curiosities, matchless, 201-210. Cushing, John D., II, vii. DAGGET, William, iii, 183. Dane, Deliverance, signs a Recantation, iii, 57. Dane, Francis, iii, 121; John, his Apology, 135. Danforth, Samuel, I, xcvi; Thomas, ii, 109; iii, 15; Judge, 125; Services, 126; admonishes Mrs. Daston, 128. Daniel, Samuel, 26. Dastin, Goodwife, iii, 126; cleared, 127; but dies in Prison, 128. Davis, Silvanus, 26. Dean, John Ward, 13. Dee, John, Astrologer, 124. Defoe, D., on the Devil, 102. Delrio, on Witchcraft, I, xiii, xx. Demonology, by King James, I, xx; its Character, xxi, xli-xliii. Demons, prestigious ones, iii, 160. Denmark, great Discovery of Witches in, 148. Desaguliers, J. T., I, lxxvi. Devil, I, xi; teaches the Black Art, xii; how he creates Witches, xv; Nature of his Covenant with, xviii-xix; exists by God's Permission, xx; the Principal in Witchcraft, but cannot be tried, xxvi; assents to good Offices, xxxvii; appears personally to Witches, liv; what he requires of them, lv; coming down in great Wrath, I, 50, 54, 76, 95, 101, 117, 122, 135; owned N. England, 15; an Army of Devils, 17; many sign his Book, 18; has made a dreadful Knot of Witches, _ib._; his Juggles feared, 19; bid come out of a Damsel, 20; Speech of, 20-1; may represent an innocent Person, 21; darting Operations, 24; raises Storms and Tempests, 25; envies the Prospects of the Country, 26; made us a troubled Sea, 27; gives us Shakes, _ib._; commissioned by Witches, 29; tells many Truths, 31; Devil-ridden, 33; always leaves the Mark of his Covenant, 40; League with, 41; his Existence not doubted, 55-6; Government among, 57; swarm about us like the Frogs of Egypt, _ib._; Prince of the Power of the Air, _ib._; Belzebub, 58; knows every Language, _ib._; Degrees of Devils, 59; horrible Dragon, 60; a Tyger, 61; gets Liberty to make a Descent upon Men, _ib._; Rendezvous of his Troops, _ib._; his long Journey, 62; a Do-evil, 64; a Moloch, 65; prevents Discoveries and Inventions, 66; sends Plagues, and Pestilence, and Wars, 67; a Vulcan, 68; makes a horrible Tempest, 69; uses a hot Iron, 71; his Wrath increases, is Prince of this World, 72; God swears at, 73; his Time almost out, 74; God's Command to, 76; makes Earthquakes, 77; his present Quarters, 79; his World, 80; incredible Droves of, 81; nibbles at the Heels of Saints, 83; the World his Country, 85; his Time nearly out, 88-91; his eldest Son, 89; alarmed at the Settlement of N. England, 94; an Eyesore to, _ib._; an antagonistic Force, 96; appears as a black Man, 102; his Law Book, 104; takes on the Likeness of harmless People, 106; permitted by God, 107; burning and sooty, 109; in God's Chain, 110; baptises, 111; administers the Sacrament, _ib._; how influenced to come down, 114; the Way to out-wit him, _ib._; we give Rest to, 115; Sparks of Hell Fire flashing from every Side of, 115; on a Chimney in Germany, 116; throwing Stones there, and other Mischief, 117; set on by the Wrath of God, 118; rattling of his Chains heard, 121; an Asp, 122; infernal Dragon, 124; flies about as a Bird, 130; Children dedicated to, 131; a Whip for his Back, 132; forced to fly by a Woman behind the Door, 133; a Prince, a God, 134; afflicts with Distempers, 148-9; a black Man, 159; described, 171; one in a Meeting-house, 174; performs Baptisms at Newbury Falls, 194; carries some to a Witch-meeting on a Pole, 199; appoints a Queen of Hell, 200; apishly affects divine Things, 201; his Proceedings among the Swedes, 216; discovered by the Author, 217; his Power, 218; Dog of Hell, 219; Serpent upon a Rock, 220; tempts with Friendship, 224; a speckled Snake when he tempted Eve, 225; shoots cruel Bombs, 227; would burn all the Bibles, 229; a Throng of in the Author's Meeting-house, 230; he rocks Persons to sleep there, 231; hurried Jesus to the Top of the Temple, 232; prevents Witches from uttering all the Lord's Prayer, _ib._; a Nimrod, 233; can attack with Thunder and Lightning; raise Storms, _ib._; a Goliah; dogs Ministers, bad at quoting Scripture, 234; quotes it for our Terror, 235; plays the Preacher, 236; consulting Astrologers is going to the Devil, 238; a Mountebank, 241; to worship him is Witchcraft, 243; with lengthened Chains, ii, 4; commissioned by Witches questioned, 7; further discussed, _ib._, 8; his Power to create Strength? 9; origin of the Belief in such a Character, 11; a damnable Doctrine, 12; appears to an Indian, 25; prodigious Descent of, 26; his Size, Complexion and Voice, 29-30; his Power, 41; very uncertain, 42; "horrendous Operations," 46; got a Scourge for his Back, 47; not commissioned by a Witch, 58; denied, 76; can work Miracles, 74; his Bounds set, 76; causes Plagues, 79; does not know every Language, 80; his Testimony not to be regarded, 82; the oldest Sinner, 90; more about his Powers, 94-5; vast Numbers of, _ib._; a Free-willer, 118; commissioned by Contract, 128; only commissioned by God, 130-1; no Father of Bastards, 196; an independent Power, 201; resembles an Indian, iii, 70; described, 85; flies over an Apple-tree, 86; Depredation in a Meeting-house, 89; performs Baptism, 112; his Manner of Baptising, 113; vanquished by Sir W. Phips, 158; commissioned by Witches, 162; meets with Astonishment, 209. Douglass, William, I, lxix, lxx, iii, 125, 159. Downer, Robert, Witness against Mrs. Martin, 180; tormented by her in the Shape of a Cat, iii, 96. Dragon, makes Wars, 67; insinuates Witchcraft, 124; a great Devil, 216; hard after Ministers, 234; keeping Guard, ii, 79. Drake, Nathan, Extracts from, I, xxxiii. Dudley, Joseph, iii, 145; presides at the Trial of Glover, 153. Dummer, Jeremiah, ii, 151. Dunton, John, I, vi, viii, 217, ii, 109. Durent, Ann, 142; William, _ib._ Dustin, Hannah.--See DASTIN. EAMES, Rebecca, condemned and executed, iii, 45. Earl, Robert, on Margaret Rule, ii, 69. Earth, recedes from the Sun, 75; filled with firey-flying Serpents, 81. Earthquakes, the Work of the Devil, 77, 78; happening all over Europe, 91, 92. Easty, Isaac, committed for Witchcraft, iii, 16. Easty, Mary, sentenced, iii, 44; her Execution, 46; dies protesting her Innocence, 46-48; an excellent Woman, 211. Elimas, Sorceries of, ii, 171. Eliot, Edmund, 181, 182, iii, 97-8. Eliot, John I, lxvi. Elizabeth, Queen, Witchcraft in her Time, I, xxxix. Elliott, Andrew, Apology of, iii, 135. Ember-weeks, what they are, ii, 116. Enchantments encountered, 9-48. Endicott, Zerobbabel, 210. English, Mary, committed, iii, 16; escapes, 50, 79; Testimony against, 126-7. English, Philip, indicted, iii, 16; escapes from Prison, 50; Account of, 177; an Episcopalian, 178; dies, 181. Ethnics, Gentiles, ii, 119, iii, 164. Evelith, Joseph, Apology of, iii, 135. FALKNER, condemned to Death, iii, 45. Familiar Spirit, who hath it, iii, 166. Farnam, John, iii, 126. Farnum, [Varnum?] Ralph, 195. Farrare, Thomas, iii, 185. Fast, appointed in Reference to Witchcraft, iii, 132. Felt, Joseph B., cited, ii, 109, iii, 20, 181. Filmer, Robert, Sir, on Witchcraft, I, xvii-xx, xxv. Firmin, Giles, 13. Fisk, Thomas, Apology of, iii, 36, 135. Fisk, William, iii, 135. Fletcher, Benjamin, Gov., iii, 25; his Kindness to Fugitives from Witchcraft Prosecutions, 180. Flint, Thomas, a Searcher for Witchteats, iii, 39. Flood, a great one in the Connecticut, 29. Fogg, John S. H., ii, 75. Fools, made able Fortune-tellers, iii, 142. Foster, Ann, executed, iii, 45; her Confession, 119-20; Remark upon, 208. Foster, Ephraim, Evidence in Wardwell's Case, iii, 126. Foster, Hannah, confesses being carried on a Pole to a Witch-meeting, 199. Foster, Jacob, iii, 107. Foster, John, first Printer in Boston, 26. Fowler, Joseph, iii, 8. Fowler, Samuel P., ii, 6; his Life of Parris, iii, 198. Foy, [John?] Captain, 137. Franckius, [Peter?] I, lxxvi. Franklin, Benjamin, I, lxxvi-vii. Freemen, and Non-freemen, iii, 143. Fuller, Goodman, is killed by Witchcraft, iii, 64. Fuller, [Jacob?] a Doctor, decides a Case of Hysterics to be Witchcraft, iii, 100. Fuller, John, iii, 11. Fuller, Thomas, D. D., I, lxxvi-vii, II, 196. Fuller, Thomas, iii, 199. GALLOWS-HILL, where reputed Witches were executed, iii, 45. Gallows-Tree, iii, 177. Gaul, John, on Detection of Witches, 42-4; his Rules observed, 153; Remarks upon, ii, 12; Calef on, 56, 70, 178, 197; Mather on, iii, 64. Gedney, Bartholomew, I, vii, 26; Judge, iii, 26; Conduct at Capt. Alden's Trial, 28, 30, 172. Gee, Joshua, I, xcvi. Germany, the Devil on a Chimney there, 116, 117; Witchcraft in, ii, 197. Ghosts of murdered People appear, 155, 156-7, 209, iii, 106. Gibbs, Barnabas, II, xxv. Gidney, Bartholomew.--See GEDNEY. Gill, Obadiah, II, xxi; William, a Searcher for Witchteats, iii, 39. Glanville, Joseph, describes Unbelievers in Witchcraft, I, lxi. Glover, _Goody_, executed, iii, 153. Goblin, one described, iii, 85-6.--See HOBGOBLIN. God, swears in loud Thunders at the Devil, 73; more abandons the World than formerly, 75; bids the Devil make all miserable, 76; permits the Devil to come upon us, 107; has the Devil in a Chain, 110; his Wrath sets on the Devil, 118; would have subdued the Devil if called upon, 120; swears in Wrath, 125; clucks to us, 130; a Dog of Hell barking at him, 219; the Devil superior to, ii, 9; whether he commissions the Devil, 70; the Mother of, 82; leaves the Devil at free-will, 118; commissions the Devil, 130-1. Godfrey, John, iii, 52. Gold, Sam., at Mrs. Bishop's Trial, iii, 78; at Giles Cory's, 170. Good, Sarah, accused of being a Witch, iii, 6, 7; her Child also, 11; Chains for, 20; executed, 33; Horrors attending, 34, 187. Good, William, iii, 7. Goodall, Goodwife, iii, 8. Goodwin, John, Children bewitched, I, lxxxviii; testifies to a Miracle, II, xxi; Baxter on the Story, 45; farther Note on, iii, 153. Gould, William, II, xxiii. Gowans, William, I, xciii. Gray, Samuel, swears against Mrs. Bishop, 166, iii, 31. Green Lane, iii, 115. Green, Mary, imprisoned and escapes, iii, 53. Green, Thomas, II, xxv. Greenslett, John, iii, 64. Greenslett, Thomas, swears against Mr. Burroughs, iii, 64. Griggs, Dr., iii, 8, 190, 205-6. HADLEY, Deborah, iii, 107. Hale, John, prays at Witch Trials, iii, 10; attends Examinations, 22; his Wife accused, 48; on Mr. Parris's Conduct, 207. Hall, Bishop, on the Devil's Prevalency, 112; on Astrology and Magic, 124. Hanvoord, Goodman, iii, 11. Happy Family, Origin of, 29. Hardy, Thomas, his Snare of Devilism, iii, 102. Harris, Benjamin, I, vii, II, 55. Harrod, John, iii, 11. Hathorne, John, I, vii, 26, iii, 6, 9, 15; Inhumanity of, 23; Examinant of Giles Cory, 169; of Tituba, 187; of Mary Clark, 195. Hathorne, Susanna, iii, 195. Haverhill, Witchcraft in, iii, 128, 195, 197. Hell, Toyls of, 19; Belial of, 22; Mad Dogs of, 27; Philistines of, 27; Mastives of, 64; lowest Depths of, 77; hellish Rattlesnakes, 80; wild Beasts of, 86; Ty-dogs of, 108; Adders of, 118; a little Portraiture of, 131; a Queen appointed for, 200; the Pilate of, ii, 27; Lions and Bears of, 43; lively Demonstrations of, 47; Covenant with, 136; great Officers of, iii, 113. Hemmingius, Nicholas, 204. Herrick, George, ii, 109; Marshal, iii, 11, 17; testifies against Giles Cory, 172. Herrick, Henry, iii, 135. Heyman, Samuel, 26. Hiacoomes, a Christian Indian, ii, 23. Higginson, John, I, vii, 201, 207; Examiner, iii, 126. Hill, John, Capt., ii, 75; at Salem, iii, 27. Hill, Zeb., a Searcher for Witchteats, iii, 39. Hinckley, Thomas, 26. Hoar, Dorcas, condemned, iii, 44; Estate seized, 50. Hobs, William, committed, iii, 16. Hobbes, Thomas, ii, 201. Hobbs, Abigail, condemned and executed, iii, 45. Hobbs, Deliverance, Witness against Bishop, 165; committed as a Witch, iii, 16; tormented, 80. Hobgoblin, Witchcraft, iii, 137.--See GOBLIN. Holland, Joseph, II, xxii. Hollingworth, Richard, iii, 179, 182; William, _ib._ Holton, Benjamin, iii, 11; Sarah, Witness against Mrs. Nurse, _ib._--See HOULTON. Hopkins, Matthew, 30. Horneck, Anthony, 19, 69, 221. Horse-shoes, used by Conjurors, iii, 142. Houlton, Joseph, iii, 113, 203.--See HOLTON. How, Elizabeth, 188, iii, 33; Indictment of, 104; Trial of, 105-113; Wife of James, _ib._, 107; baptised by the Devil, 112. How, John, 190; Witness against his Sister, iii, 109. Howe, John, Mr., iii, 139. Howell, James, on Witchcraft, ii, 127. Hubbard, Elizabeth, iii, 7, 62; swears against Mrs. Bishop, 75-6; against Carrier, 114; against Giles Cory, 170; has Fits, 192. Hudibras, on A. Ross, ii, 126. Hudson, William, sees Margaret Rule go up without Hands, ii, 70. Hughes, John, iii, 7. Huguenots, Note on the, 70. Hunnewell, Richard, Lt., iii, 64. Hunt, Ephraim, ii, 151. Hutchinson, Benj., Complainant, iii, 26. Hutchinson, Elisha, 26. IMPS, Employment of, 112; one sinks a Ship, _ib._; one appears like a Rat, ii, 35. Indians, vast Herds of, 65; Efforts of Powawes against the Settlers, 94-5; one of great Strength, 159; under Conduct of the Devil, 207; Christian, ii, 23; one tempted by the Devil, 25; Witches among, 75; Reason for, 117-18; Notions of Religion, 125; Covenant to adore the Devil, 136; practice Witchcraft, iii, 5; resemble the Devil, 70; in Witchcraft, 185-95; two at Salem, 204. Ingersol, John, 163; Nathaniel, ii, 143, iii, 11; Witness, 15, 17, 199. Inventions, hindered by the Devil, 66. Invisibility of Witches, 204; Mist of, iii, 160. JACOBS, George, Executed, iii, 38; further noticed, 43, 50, 204. Jacobs, Margaret, confesses, iii, 43-4; escapes Death, _ib._ Jacobs, Mary, one of the Afflicted, iii, 8. Jacobs, Thomas, Evidence against Bibber, iii, 8. Jackson, Doctor, iii, 183. Jamaica, Earthquake at, 78. James First, his Demonology, I, xx; his Royal Nonsense, xxii; his Rules for detecting Witches, _ib._; followed by Cooper, xxxvii; Effect of James's Book, xli; describes what Witches can do, lii, liii. James Second, 10, 92, iii, 131; Knights Sir William Phips, 137, 143. Jennings, David, I, lxvii. Jesus, on the Top of the Temple, 232; on the Battlements, 233. Jewel, Bishop, [John,] I, xxxix. Jewett, Nehemiah, ii, 151. John, Indian, iii, 3; bewitched, 15; accuses E. Bishop, 17; his Wife Tituba, 22. Johnson, Eliza, iii, 126. Johnson, Samuel, defines Witchcraft, xiv. Jolliffe, John, Counsellor, 26. Judges, remarkably blind, 107; pitiable, 127; defer to Hale's Decisions, 141; their Reason departed, 174. Jurin, James, I, lxxvi. Jurors, some acknowledge their Errors, iii, 134-5. Justin, Martyr, ii, 10. KEELING, Judge, a wise Decision of, disregarded, 148. Kembal, John, Witness against Martin, 180; she bewitches his Cattle, iii, 96-7; sees a black Cloud, and runs upon Stumps, _ib._; Puppies appear to him, 98. Keney, Henry, testifies against Mrs. Cory, iii, 7. Kersey, John, his Definition of Witchcraft, I, xii. Keys, used by Conjurors, iii, 142. Keysar, ----, Daughter distracted, iii, 16. Kimball.--See KEMBLE. King, D. P., owned the Site of Giles Cory's House, iii, 74. Knowlton, Joseph, and Wife, iii, 107. LACY, Lawrence, Wife bewitched, iii, 120. Lacy, Mary, 199; another, 200; Condemned and Executed, iii, 45; her Confession, 120. Lancashire Witches, 158. Lane, Francis, Witness, 193, iii, 105; his Rails bewitched, 112. Laplanders, Witchcraft among, 22, 108. Lawrence, Robert, of Casco, iii, 64. Laws, against Witchcraft, remark on, iii, 125; repealed, _ib._ Lawson, Dedot, his History, I, iv, vii, 156, 186; endorses the Story of the Iron Spindle, 205; defends the Proceedings against Witchcraft, ii, 154-5; at Salem, iii, 7, 12; on Mr. Burroughs, 39; his Wife and Children killed, 64; Chaplain to Andros's Expedition, _ib._; more about the Murder of his Family, 68; on the Devil's Baptism, 113. Le Clerc, [Jean,] cited, ii, 212. Legion, definition of, 56; of Devils, 218, ii, 95. Leverett, John, Gov., ii, 108. Lewis, Mary, [Mercy,] iii, 26, 75. Lewis, Mercy, iii, 8; sees a Man in White, 13; Witness against Mr. Burroughs, 62, 64; against Mrs. Bishop, 75; against Philip English, 126; against Giles Cory, 170; Account of, 204; why she accused Mr. Burroughs, 210. Leyton, [Thomas,] Mr., of Lynn, iii, 185. Loader, [Louder?] John, Evidence against Mrs. Bishop, iii, 76. Locker, George, Constable, iii, 187. Lothrop, Barnabas, Counsellor, 26. Louder, John, 170; sees the Devil, 171; sees a Black Pig, iii, 85. Louis, Fourteenth, 93. Lynd, Joseph, Counsellor, 26. MANCHESTER, a Spectre worsted there, 206. Maniche, an Arabian God, ii, 125, 128. Manning, Jacob, Dep. Marshal, arrests Mr. English, iii, 181. Marshall, John, II, xxviii. Martin, George, iii, 97. Martin, Susanna, Trial of, 175; Execution, iii, 33; Indictment against, 89-103; cast into a very singular Confusion, 100; appears to John Pressy, 101. Martyr, Justin, ii, 10. Mary, Queen of William Third, 92; Death of, iii, 131. Mascon, the Devil of, 59, 70. Mason, Stephen, Counsellor, 26. Mather, Cotton, why charged with an undue Share of the Persections, I, iii, lxxiv, lxxxv; his Faith in Witchcraft, v; his unfortunate Book, xxxiv; Memoirs of, lxv-xcviii; his Defence, 1-4; further Defence of the Prosecutions, iii, 59-61; Countermines the Plot of the Devil, i, 3; bedeviled, 80; condemns Astrology, 123-4; Pity for the Judges, 127-8; not present at the Witch Trials, 139; Rejoices at the Justice of the Work against Witches, 140; Horror at the Name of Mr. Burroughs, 152; believes in the Ability of Witches to put on Invisibility, 162, 204; gives Unbelievers three Bones to pick, 205; some Misgivings about shedding Blood, 207; Argument against Calef, II, xiii-xviii; Story of Margaret Rule, ii, 21-36; read many Books of Physic, 34; relieves M. Rule by three Fasts, 39; pains to rescue the Miserable from Lions and Bears of Hell, 42; thanked by Venerable Baxter, 43; tries to prevent excessive Credit of spectral Evidence, 44; his own Estimate of his Labors, 46-7; Complaints, 48; Letters to, 48-62; threatens Calef, 54; has him arrested, 55; fails to meet him, 60; Whittier on, 61; Letter to Calef, 62-8; brings heavy Charges against him, 64; People believe smutty Things of him, 65; Defends his Father, 66; offers Mr. Calef the Use of his Books, 67; Charges of Hellish Witchcraft, 80; does not understand the Wiles of the Devil, 83; Thunder breaks into his House, 86; defines a Witch, 90; a Cause of the Convictions, 92; his Answer, 93; Denial of Statements made by Calef, 96; does not distinguish between Miracles and Works of the Devil, 97; Arraigned by R. C. in Argument, 135-6; Messenger, 151; heavy Charges against Calef, iii, 32; Acquainted with the Wiles of the Devil, _ib._; Conduct at Mr. Burroughs's Execution, 38; Defence of the Prosecutions, 59-61; Omissions, iii, 106, 109, 111; an Advocate, 122; his Account of Trials as faithful as others, 123; his Life of Phips anonymous, and why, 136; Defends it, 137-8, 140; strenuous for a Reassumption of the Charter, 146; compares Mr. Calef to Satan, 151; the most Active of any in prosecuting Witches, 154; his contradictory Statements pointed out, 157-8; his Ambidexterity, 154, 159; his Relatives accused, _ib._; sincere and credulous, 161. Mather, Increase, I, vi, xxx; ii, 12; prays with Margaret Rule, 51; Proceedings against Mr. Calef, 55; cited, 60; defended by his Son, C., 66; on the Devil, 90, 95; _Remarkable Providences_, 106-7; Messenger, 151; Defence about the Charter, iii, 18; Proctor's Appeal to, 40; Cases of Conscience, 58; Angelographia, 131; his Acts retold by his Son, 136, 141; his Ideas undergo a Change, 142; troubled by Fobb-actions, appears to King James, 145; his Reason for accepting a new Charter, 149; the bewitched _Eye_, 160; Moderater of Mr. Parris's Council, 216. Mather, Nathaniel, iii, 139. Mather, Samuel, Life of his Father, I, lxvii; Funeral Sermon on, xcvii. Mead, Matthew, Mr., iii, 139. Meeting House, the Devil in one, iii, 89. Memorable Providences, approved by Baxter, 10; a Work by I. Mather, ii, 12, 106-7. Merlin, Ambrose, ii, 196. Mexico, Indians of, 201-2. Middlecot, Richard, 26, ii, 151. Millenium, near at Hand, 90-1. Milton, John, I, xi. Ministers, why dogged more by the Devil than others, 234; Stars of Heaven, in danger of the Dragon's Tail, _ib._ Miracles, one witnessed, ii, 74; wrought by Men, 128. Mist of Invisibility, iii, 160. Moody, Joshua, iii, 40; aids Philip English to escape from Jail, 179-180. _More Wonders_, a vile Book, 96. Morgan, Samuel, Searcher for Witch teats, iii, 39. Mormons, reference to, ii, 81. Morton, Charles, ii, 108. NAZIANZEN, the Author like a, 28. Newbury-Falls, Baptisms there by the Devil, 194, iii, 112, 197. New England, Loyalty and Religion in, 10; no Land so free from Vices, 12; once the Devil's Territory, 15, 120; broken in upon by an Army of Devils, 17; a Scandal feared from Witchcraft, 19; Province of, 20; stocked with Rattle-snakes, 25; little Hope of, from the Wrath of the Devil, 93-4; a howling Wilderness, 94; its Losses by Indians and by Sea, 95; Decline of Godliness in, 96; poor N. England, 109; People in the Belly of Hell, 110; pleases the Devil, 122; no People so basely despise the Gospel, 125; hast destroyed thyself, ii, 6; a Charter obtained, iii, 142; why Quo Warrantoed, 143; worse circumstanced than any Corporation in England, _ib._; Revolution in, 144-153; Prodigies in, not a tenth Part related, 161. Necromancy, who are guilty of it, iii, 166. Noyes, Nicholas, I, vii, iii, 7, 9; at Alden's Trial, 28; Conduct at Executions, 34; his Firebrands of Hell, 48; at the Examination of Mary Clark, 196. Nurse, Francis, iii, 7, 198. Nurse, Rebecca, iii, 7, 10; Sister Cloyce, 13; executed, 33; her Explanation, 36, 37; Sister Easty, 46; why accused, 210. Nurse, Samuel, ii, 143, 159, 211. OAKES, Thomas, Agent to England, iii, 148. Ogilvie, John, Definition of Witchcraft, I, xiv-xvi. Old South Church, Boston, iii, 133; Ministers of, in Witchcraft Times, 177. Oliver, alias Bishop.--See BISHOP, BRIDGET. Orton, Job, on W. Perkins, 38. Osborn, Sarah, accused, iii, 6, 7; Iron Chains prepared for, 20; accused by Tituba, 188. Osgood, Mary, Recantation of, iii, 57. PACY, Deborah, afflicted, 142. Pacy, Elizabeth, afflicted, 142. Paganism, Popery, 52. Palmer, John, his Book on N. England, iii, 144. Paracelsus, [Auroleus,] I, xxxviii, 68. Parker, Alice, a Witch, 208; Sentence to die, iii, 44. Parker, Mary, condemned and executed, iii, 45. Parris, Elizabeth, iii, 8, 209. Parris, Noyes, iii, 221. Parris, Samuel, Protest against, ii, 141-3; long and humble Acknowledgment, 143-8; Ministers and Elders of the Churches recommend his Acknowledgment be accepted, 149-51; further Protest against, 152-3; the Elders' Plea for, 155-6; accused of swearing falsely, 158; his Account of the Beginning of the Troubles, iii, 3-4; swears against Rebecca Nurse, 11; preaches, 14; appointed Scribe at the Examinations, 15; Examinations at his House, 22; swears against Mrs. Bishop, 75; Scribe at How's Trial, 105; at other Times, 127; at Cory's Examination, 173; Account of, 198-222; Family of, 203-4, 209; not an Enemy to Mr. Burroughs, 210; not a swift Witness, _ib._; how his Name comes to be frequent in the Trials, 211; cleared by a Council, 217; but dismissed, 218; Epitaph on his Wife, 221; his Death, _ib._ Parris, Samuel, Deacon, iii, 221. Parris, Thomas, iii, 198, 222. Payne, Robert, Juror, iii, 127, 185. Payson, Edward, ii, 151; pleads for Mrs. How, iii, 106. Peabody, John, Apology of, iii, 135. Peach, Bernard, a Witness against Mrs. Martin, 178-9; bites a Witch, iii, 94, 95. Peasley, Joseph, Constable, iii, 196. Pemberton, Ebenezer, ii, 15. Pennington, Thomas, I, ix. Perd, Margaret, ii, 50, 51; smells Brimstone, 53. Perkins, Thomas, Apology of, iii, 135. Perkins, William, defines Witchcraft, I, xiii; his Rules questioned, xxxiii; Notice of, 37; his Doctrine of Witchcraft, ii, 12; Mr. Calef on, 56, iii, 165. Perley, John, 193-4; Fence Rails bewitched by, iii, 111; Apology of, 135; Samuel and Wife, 105, 106. Perley, Timothy, Witness, 192. Pharaoh, Old, accused of Witchcraft, iii, 126-7. Philistines of Hell, 27. Phillips, Edward, I, xi; John, 26; Samuel, ii, 151; Evidence for Mrs. How, iii, 106. Phips, William, arrives, 25, iii, 18; orders Irons for the Accused, 20; orders the Trials for Witchcraft published, 58; called Home, 130; how became Governor, 137; finished his Life and Government together, _ib._; a Pizarro, 138; harsh Temper, 141; had his Fortune told, 154; vanquishes the Devil, 158; his Relatives accused, 159. Pike, Robert, 26, iii, 103. Pithagoras, Doctrine of, ii, 118. Pitman, Thomas, 206. Pizarro, Sir W. Phips compared to, iii, 138. Plagues, caused by the Devil, ii, 79. Plastic Spirit of Witches, 204, ii, 88; a Nonentity hooked in, 90; Mischief to the Devil, 96. Plynyism, what it is, 204. Pope, Joseph, and Wife, iii, 8, 203. Popery, revived Paganism, 52. Poppets, used by Spectres, ii, 40, iii, 82; some found and described, 88; Remark upon, 124. Porter, Benjamin, iii, 11. Post, Mary, Evidence against Mary Clark, iii, 197. Prayers, the great Artillery of Heaven, 132; a Whip for the Devil's Back, _ib._ Prescot, Peter, Dr., 196, iii, 116. Pressy, John, Witness against Martin, 184; sees a great Light, iii, 100; his Heels are struck up, 101; Loss of Cows, _ib._ Preston, Samuel, 198; his Cow bewitched, iii, 118. Preston, Thomas, iii, 203. Prince, Thomas, I, xc, xci, xcv. Printing, not sooner discovered owing to the Devil, 66. Procter, Elizabeth, iii, 7; John, _ib._; Mrs., cried out on, 15; John, executed, 38; Barbarity to his Family, 40; his Letter to Ministers, 40-2; his Course to prevent Witchcraft, 204. Procter, William, made to confess by Torture, iii, 41. Prodigies, in N. England, not a tenth Part related, iii, 161. Pudeater, Ann, sentenced to be executed, iii, 44. Pulsifer, David, 13, II, vii, III, 169. Putnam, Ann, iii, 7, 8, 9; Witness against Mrs. Nurse, 11; against Mr. Burroughs, 39, 62, 63; against Mrs. Bishop, 75; against Giles Cory, 170; against Mary Clark, 197; why she became an Accuser, 210. Putnam, Edward, ii, 143, iii, 7. Putnam, John, Witness against Mrs. Nurse, iii, 11; Mrs. Dastin, 128; of Parris's Society, 198. Putnam, Joseph, ii, 159. Putnam, Thomas, iii, 7; swears against Mrs. Nurse, 11; Mrs. Bishop, 75; Mrs. Daston, 128. QUINCY, Josiah, on "Certain Proposals," ii, 106; one-sided and dogmatical, iii, 19; on I. Mather's Diary, 136. RAVEN, Story of one speaking, 33. Rawson, Edward, iii, 16, 52, 197. Rea, Joshua, iii, 198. Redd, Willmet, condemned to die, iii, 45. Reed, Richard, iii, 184. Rice, Nicholas, iii, 29. Rice, Sarah, sent to Prison, iii, 29. Richards, John, 26, iii, 30; Judge, 125, 128. Ring, Jervis, 185; suffers from Nightmare, iii, 103. Ring, Joseph, 186; carried about by Demons, iii, 102; in a Snare of Devilism, _ib._; hurried through the Air, _ib._; taken to Hellish Meetings, 102-3. Ring, Robert, an Error, 186. Robie, William, II, xxi. Robinson, George, II, xxvii. Roggers, John, Witnesses against Martha Carrier, 197; of Billerica, iii, 118; killed by Indians, _ib._ Ross, Alexander, Hudibras on, ii, 126. Ruck, John, Foreman of Jury, 161, iii, 35, 72-3. Russell, James, 26, iii, 15. Rule, Margaret, Story of, ii, 21; seized by evil Angels, 26; fell into odd Fits, 28; assaulted by eight cruel Spectres, _ib._; bring her a red Book to sign, 29; her Tortures described, 30; fasts nine Days, 31; stuck full of Pins, 32; Liquor poured down her Throat "as of scalding Brimstone," 33; her Hurts soon cured, 34; taken up to the Ceiling and held there, 35; her Minister interferes, 38; gets the better of the Devil, 40; visited by Mr. Calef, 49; his Report of her Case, 49-54; a Sweetheart in it, 51-2; Aves's Testimony concerning, 68; others, 69-70. Rum, used in a Case of Witchcraft, ii, 51. SABBATH, begins at Sunset, Saturday, 223. Sadducees, unbelievers in Witchcraft, 32; Baxter on, ii, 45; Mischievous, 46; Witlings, 60, 61; Atheists, 108; Infidels, iii, 162, 163. Safford, Joseph, Witness, 189, iii, 105, 108-9. Salem Village, Church Difficulties, ii, 140-3. Saltonstall, Nathaniel, 26, ii, 109, iii, 30. Sanderson, Robert, Deacon, iii, 207. Sargent, Peter, 26. Satan.--See DEVIL. Sayer, Samuel, Apology of, iii, 135. Scotland, Witchcraft in, ii, 7, 197. Scott, Margaret, condemned to Death, iii, 44. Scott, Reginald, writes against Witchcraft, I, xxxix; Extracts from, xlv-vii; has taken great Pains, lix. Scottow, Joshua, iii, 64. Scribonius, Note upon, 1. Sergeant, Mr. [Peter,] iii, 31. Sewall, Samuel, 26, 209; subscribes to the Truth and Accuracy of Mather's _Wonders_, 211, iii, 59; Judge, II, xxiv, 157, iii, 15, 31; Appointment of Judge, 125; Services, 126, 128; in Sorrow for the Part he took those accused of Witchcraft, 133; a Referee in Mr. Parris's Case, 221. Sewall, Stephen, Captain, iii, 209. Sharp, [James,] D. D., iii, 151. Shattock, Samuel, 168; swore against Mrs. Bishop, iii, 76; Wife Sarah, also, _ib._, 83-4; Remarks on his Evidence, 123. Sheldon, Susanna, 200; swears against Mr. Burroughs, iii, 66-7; against Mrs. Bishop, 78; against Mrs. Carrier, 120; against Mary Clark, 196; Account of, 204. Shepard, John, iii, 53; Rev. Mr., 185. Sheppard, Rebekah, iii, 11. Sherrin, John, iii, 105. Sherringham, Robert, 150. Sherwin, _Goodwife_, 191. Short, Mercy, ii, 27, 37, 51. Sibley, John L., I, viii; Mary, iii, 3, 206. Sieves, used to conjure with, iii, 142. Sikes, Victory, Corporal, iii, 219. Simpkins, Thomas, II, xxv. Slavery, a Divine Institution, xvi; Effect of its Denunciation, 12-13. Smith, James, II, xxiii, III, 203. Snow, falls as Wool, I, lxxiii; some red, lxxiv. Soam, John, his Cart bewitched, 149. Sobieski, John, King, 91. _Some Few Remarks_, an Answer to Calef, II, xxi. Sorceries, 122, 123; little ones, iii, 142; how known, 165. Sow, one bewitched, iii, 109. Spectacles invented, 66. Spectral Sight, Pretenders to, iii, 166. Spectres, how allayed, 30, 31, 35, 103-4; take the Name and Shape of Accused, 106; call upon People before Death, 109; pranks with an Iron Spindle, 205; severe Scuffle with one, 206; "Eight Cruel ones" assault Margaret Rule, ii, 28; "Cursed ones" bring a Book to sign, 29; Threats of, 34; they steal a Will, _ib._; heard to clap their Hands, 35; Caution about, 44; one cruelly assaults a Person, [Margaret Rule,] iii, 160. Spencer, Edmund, a Witch described by. I, xlix. Spencer, Richard, Witness, 150. Spindle, Story of one, 205, iii, 160. Spirits, white ones, ii, 37; one appears to Margaret Rule, 39. Sprague, Martha, bewitched, iii, 126. Stacy, William, 172, iii, 86-7, 76. Star, Margaret, II, xxv. Stephens, Lieutenant, iii, 53; Sister of, 54. Stoughton, William, commends the _Wonders_, &c., 5-6; of unspotted Fidelity, 26; declares Mather's Wonders true, 211; commissions Judges, iii, 30; attests to the Truth of Mather's _Wonders_, 59; signs the Death Warrant of Mrs. Bishop, 80; his Appointment, 125; Services, 126. Stuart, one, Letter in Defence of Witchcraft, ii, 160-186; another, 198-207; on Blasphemy, 202. Swan, Timothy, afflicted, iii, 196. Swedeland, Witchcraft in, 108, 211. Swinnerten, John, II, xxv. Sydney, Henry, Lord, iii, 149. Symons, Edward, 9. TALBOT, Lord, causes the Repeal of Witchcraft Laws, iii, 125. Tarbell, John, ii, 143, 159, iii, 199, 211, 215. Taylor, Zachary, A. M., I, ix. Teats, on Witches, ii, 57.--See WITCHTEATS. Thacher, Peter, I, xcvii. Thompson, Agnes, Confession of, I, xli-ii. Thornton, Thomas, testifies to the Performances of Margaret Rule, ii, 69-70. Thyaneus, Appolonius, ii, 70. Tillotson, Archbishop, 56; aids Dr. Mather, iii, 149. Tituba, practices Witchcraft, iii, 6; Note on her Examination, 22; Examination in full, 178-95; a South American Indian, 200. Tockinosh, John, ii, 23. Tompson, Benjamin, I, xcv. Toothaker, Allin, 196; Family of, 197; abused by a Witch, iii, 117. Torry, Samuel, ii, 151; William, _ib._ Transubstantiation, as old as the Devil, ii, 200-1. Trask, John, his Wife killed by Witchcraft, iii, 79. Trithemius, Fancies of, iii, 164. Tupper, Samuel, ii, 26; Thomas, _ib._ Tyler, Hannah, Recantation of, iii, 57. Tyler, Jobe, Deposition concerning Witchcraft, iii, 52. Tyler, John, II, xxiv. Tyler, Mary, signs a Recantation, iii, 57, 197. Tyng, Eleazer, II, xxvii. USHER, Hezekiah, accused, iii, 196. VAN Helmont, Jean, Baptist, ii, 41. Varnum, [Farnum,] Ralph, 195. Vibber.--See BIBBER. Virgin Mary, Mother of God, ii, 82. Vitzlipultzli, an Indian Idol, 201. WADSWORTH, Benjamin, Letter to, ii, 134, 135; Timothy, xxi. Walcutt, John, Witness, iii, 113. Walcutt, Jonathan, iii, 15; Mary, ii, 158, iii, 8, 26, 62, 170, 195, 205. Waldron, Abigail, iii, 79. Waldron, Nathaniel, iii, 79. Waldron, William, I, xcvii. Waller, Edmund, I, lxxxi. Walley, John, i, 26, ii, 151. Walter, Nehemiah, ii, 108. Ward, Nathaniel, i, 13. Wardwell, Samuel, condemned, iii, 45; Scene at his Execution, 46, 57; his Wife executed, 125; he covenants with the Devil, 126. Warner, Daniel, testifies in Favor of Mrs. How, iii, 107. Warren, Mercy, an Accuser, iii, 16, 26, 62, 204. Watkins, Mary, had been a Servant, iii, 128; sold into Slavery, 129. Watts, Isaac, I, lxvii, lxxvi. Way, Aaron, ii, 143; William, _ib._ Webber, Samuel, swears in Mr. Burroughs's Case, ii, 9, iii, 63. Webster, Noah, Definition of Witchcraft, I, xiv. Welch, Edward, a Searcher for Witchteats, iii, 39. Wendell, Edward, II, xxvii. Wentworth, Samuel, II, xxiv. West, Abigail, II, xxv. West, Thomas, Searcher for Witchteats, iii, 39. Wheeler, Thomas, II, xxiii. Whetford, ----, 208. Whiston, William, I, lxxvi. Whittier, J. G., on C. Mather, ii, 61, 160, iii, 163, 167, 174. Wigglesworth, M., his Day of Doom, ii, 4. Wild, John, iii, 16; his Wife Sarah, _ib._; executed, iii, 33. Wild, ----, Captain, i, 137. Wilds, Ephraim, Constable, iii, 105. Wilkins, John, on Margaret Rule, ii, 69. Wilkins, Richard, ii, 55, 56. Wilkins, Thomas, ii, 143, iii, 216. Willard, John, executed, iii, 38, 39; Escape and Capture, 40. Willard, Samuel, Letter to, ii, 102, 151; cried out of, iii, 37; appeal to by Procter, 40; his Agency in the Escape of Mr. English, 177-8. Willard, Simon, testifies in Mr. Burroughs's Case, iii, 64. William and Mary, I, lxxxiv, 25; Death of Mary, iii, 131. Williams, Abigail, ii, 156, 158, iii, 7, 8, 9; at the Devil's Sacrament, 13; cries out on Capt. Alden, 26; of Mrs. Bishop, 75; Mr. Cory, 170, 179; Account of, 204; one of the Originators of the Witchcraft Delusion, 209. Williams, Daniel, on Margaret Rule, ii, 69. Williams, Nathaniel, a Committee on Salem Affairs, ii, 151. Williams, Thomas, opposes Mr. Parris, iii, 212. Wilson, John, of Boston, 7. Wilson, Sarah, accused, iii, 57. Winchell, David, Sergent, iii, 219. Winsor, Hannah, iii, 26. Winthrop, Adam, Counsellor, 26. Winthrop, Wait, 26, ii, 157, iii, 30; Judge, 125, 221. Witchcraft, Cause of its Decline, I, iv; Works upon, v-x; Definitions of, xi-xvi; taught in the Bible, xvi; how People's Eyes were opened, xvii; how carried on, xxii; Practiced through Images or Pictures, _ib._; Laws respecting, xxiv-v; the Bible upon, xvi, xxvii; Ideas respecting, xxviii; opposed only by Infidels, xxix; Origin of, xxxi; the Question which stayed its Progress, xxxii; Works upon, xxxiv-viii; Law against, xxxix, xliii; not Spiritualism, lx; at the present Day, lxxv; came near blowing up all the Churches, 17; Storms of, 20; thorny Business, 29; will not be shammed, 34; disposed of, 42; in Lapland, 68-9; flourishes where are no Churches, 130-1; to worship the Devil, 243; a Relict of Heathen Learning, ii, 11; a principal ecclesiastical Engine, 12; further defined, 56-7; how Prosecutions were eventually checked, 110-11; sensible and evident, 105; Laws made against, iii, 124; repealed in England, 125; a Hobgoblin Monster, 137. Witchteats, for the Devil to suck, ii, 57, 100; a horrid Barbarity to search for, 132; Excrescences, iii, 124. Witches, how made, I, xv; Nature of their Covenant with the Devil, xxiii; the Devil a Slave to, xix; exist by God's Permission, xx; how to detect, xxiii; vast Numbers executed, xv, xxvii; Punishment impossible, xxxi; good Witches, xxxvii; one described by Spencer, xlix; different Kinds, l, lii; how they contract with the Devil, liv-v; Manner of living, lvi-viii; the Devil has made a dreadful Knot of, 18; prodigious Meetings of, 19; commission the Devil, 29; Way of discovering, 37; Confessions and Practices, 103; fairly executed, 107; Executions of, in Suffolk and Essex, 112; thorny Business, 114; firey Serpents, 124; in Denmark, 148; Witches impeach Witches, 157; Symptoms of Guilt, 162; Conduct after the Manner of Congregational Churches, 202-3; by applying the _Plastic Spirit_, render themselves and Tools invisible, 204; Cause of Suicides, 207; nineteen executed, 217; can't say the Lord's Prayer, 232; their Power to commission Devils Questioned, ii, 7; Scriptures do not describe it, _ib._, 8; commission Devils? 76; drive a Trade of commissioning, 80-1; let fly Demons, 81; turn into Cats, Dogs, and Cattle, 127; a Witch not known to Reason, 138; can commission Devils, 139; of Lancashire, reference to, iii, 69; steal Liquor, 110; some goe on a Pole to a Witch-meeting, 120. Witch-Circles, held by young Girls, iii, 208; Origin of the Salem Troubles, _ib._, 209-10. Witch-Hill, where the Execution of those accused of Witchcraft were executed, iii, 45. Wizard, a Witch, I, xii, xxxviii; reveals the Witch by the Devil's Help, 40; the Soul that goeth a whoring after, ii, 154. Wood, Martha, Witness, 192, iii, 110. Woodbury, Abigail, iii, 79. Woodward, John, I, lxxvi. Woodward, W. E., I, viii, x-xvi. Wolcott.--See WALCUTT. Wool, Pall of, as Snow, I, lxxiii. Wyllys, Edward, II, xii. Transcriber's Note. Variable spelling and hypheation have been retained. Minor punctuation inconsistencies have been silently repaired. Footnotes were placed at the end of each section. Footnote number 25 is missing in the original. Misnumbered footnote on page 170 was corrected. The Index was copied from the third volume. Corrections. The first line indicates the original, the second the correction. p. ix: at Witch Trials i England. at Witch Trials in England. p. liii: of the one and rhe other, of the one and the other, p. lxxxviii: An Accouut of the Case of the Goodwin An Account of the Case of the Goodwin Footnote 41: dying in 1701, at the the Age of 70 dying in 1701, at the Age of 70 Footnote 45: till the Reign of his present Majesty, Jame II, till the Reign of his present Majesty, James II, Footnote 98: This is the Editor's _Corollorary_. This is the Editor's _Corollary_. Errata. The first line indicates the original, the second how it should read. p. 31: but humbly recommend unto unto the Government but humbly recommend unto the Government p. 61: preferr'd unto, might be the occcasion of his preferr'd unto, might be the occasion of his p. 175: what passed at he first Examination what passed at the first Examination