ninth, 241-244. in the tenth, 244-247. in the eleventh, 247-250. in the twelfth, 250-257. in the thirteenth, 257259. in the fourteenth, 260-262. in the fifteenth, 262268. in the fixteenth, 268, 269. hence an answer to the popish queftion, Where was your religion before Luther? 269. Woman, clothed with the fun and the moon under her feet, II. 274, 275. what this reprefentation of the church denotes, 275. Woman, full of names of blafphemy, fitting on a beast, having feven heads and ten horns, II. 323. the name written on her forehead, 323. the judgment of the great whore, 323, 324. is arrayed in purple and fcarlet color, 525. hath a golden cup in her hand full of abominations, 326. the infcription upon her forehead, 327. infamous for idolatry and cruelty, 328. the mystery of the woman, 329-337.

World, what meant by the phrafe of the end of the world, II. 10, 11. its reference to the deltruction of Jerufalem, ibid.

X.

XERXES, the richest king of Perfia, I. 337. his memorable expedition into Greece, $37, 328. raises the greatest army that was ever brought into the field, ibid.

Z.

ZEBULUN, Jacob's prophecy concerning that tribe, and how fulfilled, I. 53.

Zephaniah, that prophet foretels the total deftruction of Nineveh, I. 154. the prophecy contrary to all probability, ibid.

FINIS.

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