Aqua Paula, fountain of, i. 151
Aquapendente, town of, i. 104
Arabian horses, account of some, ii.
211, 212

Ara Cali, church of, at Rome, i. 111,

141

of Austria, Queen Regent, iv.
352; message to Parliament of
Paris, 345; agrees to erect a
Chamber of Justice, 347
Annunciada (Annunciata), churches
of, i. 92, 95, 99, 193
Antenor, founder of Padua, inscrip-
tions to, i. 212, 213
Anthonie, Capt., iv. 237, 269, 271,
281, 287; Sir Richard Browne's
opinion of, 289, 292
Antibes, i. 87

Antichrist, final destruction of, ii.
308

Antoninus, Marcus Aurelius, Empe-
ror of Rome, his baths, i. 171;
column of, 175; his palace, ib.
Antonio Marco, singer, i. 189; an
enameller, &c., at Paris, 286
Antwerp, account of (1641), i. 34-
37; cathedral, 36 and n
Apennines, passage over the (1645),
i. 198

Apiaries, transparent, notice of, i. 307
Aplanos, Mr. Evelyn's signature to
his letters, iii. 4-42
Apollo, Temples of, i. 165, 166
"Apology for the Royal Party"
(1659), by Mr. Evelyn, i. 351; ii.
392, 396

Aponius, Peter, bust of, at Padua, i.
217

Appian Way, its extent, &c., i. 153,
155

Appii Forum, etched by Mr. Evelyn,
ii. 398

cient and Modern" (1664), by Mr.
Evelyn, i. 405 and n, 407, 409; ii.
392; his directions for reprinting
it, iii. 318, 360; M. D'Aviler's
work on, 361, 362

Arconati, Cavaliero Galeazzo, his gift
to the Ambrosian library, i. 234
Arden, John, conduct to Sir Richard
Browne, iv. 352

Aretino, Pietro, epitaph on, i. 216 n
Argyle, Archibald Campbell, Marquis
of, i. 331, 336; his son, 384; his
rebellion, ii. 233; executed,
236; notice of, iv. 80, 81, 91,
111

Archibald, ninth Earl, son
of the preceding, i. 384 and n
Arlington, Sir Henry Bennett, Earl
of, Secretary of State, references
to, i. 376, 378, 384, 401, 408, 414,
415; ii. 2, 8, 22, 28, 30, 41, 42,
50, 52, 55, 57, 60, 63-66, 67, 68,
76, 83, 87, 88, 90, 91, 92, 97, 198;
iii. 222, 223; Lord Chamberlain,
ii. 113-115, 117, 122, 143, 197,
221; disappointment of being
Lord Treasurer, 375; Mulberry
Garden granted to, i. 301 n; his
daughter, ii. 83, 143; Goring
House burned, 99; his pictures,
116; rebuilt Euston church and
parsonage, 121; his seat at Euston,
117-122; letters to, iv. 198 n,
202, 208 n, 224 n, 235 n, 236;
life and character, ii. 121, 122;
died a Roman Catholic, 247

Countess of, ii. 88, 186,

196, 259, 270
Arlington House and Street, in Lon-
don, historical notice of, i. 414n;
ii. 152

Armourer, Sir James and Sir Nicholas, ii. 29 and n; iv. 217 Armoury at Genoa, i. 91; the Pope's, in the Vatican, 147; at Florence,

194

Armstrong, Sir Thomas, ii. 188; his execution, &c., 208, 353 and n Army, proceedings for disbanding the (1641), iv. 52, 66, 94; provisions for the payment of, 52, 64, 108; disbanded soldiers permitted to serve the States, 66; tumults of the troopers, 83, 85; orders concerning, 87; guard kept at the Parliament Houses, 98; sent to Ireland, 110, 112, 119, 121; design of gaining the army for the King, 106; marched into Oxfordshire, 136 n; advancing to England, ib.; state of the Royal forces, 147, 180; Rebel army (1648), i. 255; expels the Parliament 351; afterwards limited, ii. 364 Arnauld, Mons., iii. 219 Arno, notice of the River, i. 94, 96 Arnold, Michael, a brewer, against the seven bishops (1688), ii. 287 Arpino. See Cesari

Arran, James Hamilton, Earl of, ii. 179, 243 his marriage, 270, 279

-, Lady Anne Spencer, Countess of, her death, iii. 315 Arras, Spaniards defeated before, iv.

206 Arsenal at Florence, i. 196; at Venice, 214; at Geneva, 250 Arundel, Capt. William, iv. 299 of Wardour, Lord (1647), iii. 5; (1660), i. 353; (1664-85), 402; ii. 63, 67, 214, 223, 234; (1687), Privy Seal, 273 Arundel and Surrey, Thomas Howard, Earl of, Earl Marshal, i. 16, 31, 39-41, 172, 218, 226, 230, 234; his last sickness, &c., 226; medals, &c., of, iii. 300

Henry Frederick Howard, Earl of, and Eliz. Stuart, his Countess (1649), i. 255, 259; iv. 192

-, Henry Howard,

Lord, married to Lady Mary Mordaunt (1677) ii. 116; alluded to, (1680), 162

Arundel and Surrey, Earl of, Manor of Worksop belonging to, i. 315 Arundel House, various references to, i. 336, 378-382, 387, 396; ii. 22, 26, 34, 95, 129; see also Howard and Norfolk

Arundel Street, notice of, ii. 95 n
Arundelian Library, procured for the
Royal Society by Mr. Evelyn, ii.
22, 129; iii. 216
Arundelian Marbles, procured by
Mr. Evelyn for the University of
Oxford, ii. 32, 45; iii. 219
Ascension-day, ceremony on, at
Venice, i. 203, 204; sports of
Ascension week, 210
Ashburnham, Mr., ii. 31 and n

Col., referred to, iv. 154 n; Parliament sequesters the pay of, 56, 58 n, 76 n

Mr. John, iv. 135 n,

174-176 Ashley, Sir Anthony Ashley Cooper, Lord (1671-2), ii. 63, 76 Ashmole, Elias, Windsor Herald, i. 325, 340, 346; ii. 169 n, 237; his library, museum, portrait, and collection of coins, i. 340 and n, 346; ii. 127; iii. 299 Ashted, Surrey, seat of Sir Robert Howard at, ii. 206 Ashton, Colonel, iii. 36

-, John, executed (1691), ii. 322

Ashurst, Sir Henry, ii. 354

Sir William, a subscriber to Greenwich Hospital, ii. 356 n, 357 n

Ash-Wednesday, observance of, neglected, i. 300

Astley, Sir Jacob, sent to Ireland, iv. 110; examined on O'Neal's affair, 128

Atkins, Sir Jonathan, ii. 95

Sir Robert, Puisne Justice of the Common Pleas, ii. 141 n, 281 n Atterbury, Dr. Francis, Bishop of Rochester, iii. 365 and n

Charles I., iv. 342

Aubigny, Lord, Almoner to the

"Bacula," Treatises concerning, ii.

392 n; iii. 221-224

in London (1694), ii. 339

195 n

Auger, Sir Anthony, ii. 29
Augier, Mr., Parliament sent to
France, iv. 333

Augustine, St., citation from, iii. 88,
89

Augustus Octavianus Cæsar, Em-
peror of Rome, his aqueduct, i.
152; Temple of, at Puteoli, 164;
Obelisk of, 177; his Mausoleum
at Rome, ib.

Aungier, Lord, i. 321, ii. 126; ac-
count of, i. 321
Aurelius, Marcus, equestrian statue
of, i. 109

"Aurum Potabile," prepared by M.
Roupel, i. 298

Austen, Colonel, a subscriber to
Greenwich Hospital, ii. 357
Austria, Don John of, iv. 311
Avernus, Lake, at Naples, i. 165
Aviaries and Menageries, notices of
various, i. 36, 39, 62, 91, 116, 122,
181, 184, 187, 219, 301, 331, 412,

413

Avignon, account of, i. 84
Axtall, Daniel, regicide, executed, i.
360

Aylesbury, Sir Thomas, iv. 235
Aylesbury, Robert Bruce, Earl of, ii.
179, 298

Ayliffe, Capt., i. 414 n
Ayscue, Sir George, captured by the
Dutch, ii. 6

ings by, i. 108, 173
Bagni di Tritoli, i. 166
| Bagnios at Venice, i. 203
Baia of the Romans, i. 161, 164, 166,
167

Baker, Mr., his house on Epping
Forest, ii. 47, 182

Capt., attempts the North-
West Passage, ii. 114

George, his "History of
Northamptonshire" cited, ii. 109 n
Sir Richard, his "Chroni-
cle" referred to, i. 425
Baldarius, Andrea, i. 216
Baldassare. See Peruzzi
Baldero, Dr., Sermon of, i. 364
Balfour's "Pratiques," or Reports,
iii. 383

Balgrave, Dr. Isaac, Dean of Canter-
bury, ii. 79

Baliol College, Oxford, Mr. Evelyn's
present to, iii. 247-249
Ball, Robert, letter, iii. 286
Sir Peter, i. 382

Ballad on the Queen Mother burned.
iv. 57

Ballard, George, his "Memoirs of
Learned Ladies" referred to, ii. 41n
Ballatine, Sir William, iv. 91, 96;
raised to the Peerage, 91 n
Balle, Dr. Peter, his gift to the Royal
Society, i. 400

Balls Park, Hertfordshire, i. 43 n
Bamfield, Mr., iv. 209
Banbury, Nicholas Knollys, Earl of,

(1645), robbed in Italy, i. 152
Bancroft, Dr. Richard, Archbishop
of Canterbury, his library, i. 320

iii. 165 n

Backstair, Colonel, iii. 23

Bacon, Sir Edward, ii. 118

97, 100, 194

Bathurst, Mr., a merchant, ii. 104
Bauli, notice of, i. 166
Bavaria, Duke of, iv. 242, 244, 245
Baxter, Lieutenant of the Tower
(1657), iii. 86 n

Bayley, Dr., Vice-Chancellor of Ox-
ford (1636), i. 423
Baynards, at Ewhurst, Surrey, i. 254;
iii. 330; described, i. 337 and n
Baynton, Sir Edward, his house at
Spy Park, i. 309
Beach. Sir R., ii. 246

Beale, Dr., letters of Mr. Evelyn to,
on his "Acetaria," and Hortulan
collections, ii. 392, 393; on phi-
losophical subjects, iii. 207-211,

254

Becher, Mr., ii. 36, 96
Beckford, Lady, ii. 147, 163
Beddington, seat of the Carews, i. 7,
347; ii. 374 and n
Bede, Venerable, MS. of, in the
Bodleian Library, i. 306
Bedell, Mr., iii, 56

Bedford, William Russell, Earl of, i.
366; ii. 37, 187, 214; his pro-
test, iv. 68 n

Bedford House, Bloomsbury, i. 412 n
Bedloe, William, a witness against
Sir George Wakeman, ii. 140; iii.
253

Bedsteads, splendid ones noticed, i.
90, 115, 221, 386
Bee-hives, remarks on, iii. 76
Befort, Monsieur, iv. 202, 203
Belin, Mr., i. 405

Belinge, Col. iv. 336

Bella, Stephano della, engraver, i.

267
Bellarmine, Cardinal Robert, his
sepulchre, i. 112

Bellasis, Henry Lord, i. 396, 407;
ii. 37, 272; iii. 253

-, Governor, iv. 166 n
Bellcar, pictures possessed by, i. 257
Belle Cour at Lyons, i. 82
Bellino, Giovanni, master of Titian,
his portrait, i. 362

Bells, notices of, i. 27, 28, 64, 317
Bellsize House, Hampstead, notice
of, ii. 113

Belluccio, Dr., of Sienna, i. 191
Belvidere Gardens, i. 147
Belvoir Castle, Lincolnshire, i. 314
Bembo, Cardinal Pietro, i. 179
Bemde, Henry, letter, iii. 319
Benbow, John, Admiral, ii. 355,
359 n; his gallantry and death,

382

Benedict VII., Pope, i. 180
Benevento, statue by, i. 99
Benlowes, Edward, references to, and
notice of, i. 318 and n
Bennett, Mr., iv. 274, 277, 285, 301
Mrs., sister to Lord Arling-

ton, i. 401
Benotti, an artist in Pietra Commesso,
i. 98, 196

Benson, Henry, M.P., iv. 109 n
Bentivoglio, Cardinal Guido, his gar-
dens, &c., i. 179; Castle Bentivog-
lio, 201

Bentley, Dr. Richard, references to,
ii. 138 n, 340, 345, 359 n, 361;.
iii. 341, 362, 370, 388; delivers
the Boyle lectures, ii. 331, 334,
339, 340; letters of Mr. Evelyn
to, on a new edition of the "Syl.
va," iii. 365; the library in St.
James's Park, 369

Mr., a bookseller (1697),
iii. 366
Bergamo, Damiano di, inlaying by,
i. 198
Bergen-op-Zoom, i. 33

Berkeley, George, first Earl of, va-
rious references to, i. 347, 350,