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Aberdeen, 43. Attitude towards covenant, 32, 36. "Aberdeen Doctors," 37. Aberdeen Sasines, 7 (note). Aberdeen University, 19. New constitution, 10, 11 (note). Abercrombie, Sir Alexander, 7 (note). Abernethie, Helen, wife of Thomas Urquhart, 141. Abraham, Patriarch, 133. Acts of the Parliament of Scotland, 61 (note 3), 71 (note 2), 93 (note), 101 (notes). Adam, 130, 146. Advancement of Learning, 118 (note). Ægyptus' sons, 134. Æquanima, sister of Marcus Coriolanus, 136. Agamemnon, 135. Ainsworth, W. Harrison, Crichton, 105 (note 2). "Airgiod cagainn" (chewing-money), 77. Airlie, Earl of, 19 (note). Alcibiades, 136. Alexander of Macedon, 27, 51. Allibone, Dictionary, and Urquhart, 101. Alsop, Captain, treatment of Sir Thomas Urquhart, 89. Amadis of Gaul, 144 (note 2). Anastasius, quoted, 77 (note 1). Anderson, Gilbert, minister of Cromartie, 63, 66 (note 3). ---- Hugh, 66 (note 3). ---- P. J., 10, 11 (notes). Annals of Banff, quoted, 8 (note 2), 19 (note), 47 (note 3). Annand, John, minister of Inverness, and Sir Thomas Urquhart, 68, 82. Antiquarian Notes, 7 (note), 69 70 (note). Apprizing, 58 (note). Arcalaus, 144 (note). Archimedes, 124. Arduamurchan, 136 (note 1). Ardoch farm, 55. Argyll, Marquis of, and Covenanters, 32. Ariosto, 166. Hippogriff and Astolfo, 107. Aristotle, 124, 202 (note). Organon, Ethics, and Politics, 10. Arnold, Matthew, standard for judging literature, 143. Arran, 136 (note 1). Arren, Earle of, 115. Arundel, Earl of, 116. Astioremon, 137. Asymbleta, 144 (note). Atbara, battle of, 102 (note 3). Atropos, 129. Bacchus, 202; conquers India, 135. Bacon, Lord, Solicitor-General, 8. On fate of solid and weighty things, 118. Rules for young travellers in Essays, Civil and Moral, 26. Baddeley, Richard, 128 (note), 149 (note). Badenoch, 76. Baillie, Robert, Letters, 81 (note 1), 82. Baldwin, Richard, 185 (note). Balquholly Castle, 35, 39, 102 (note 3): now Hatton Castle. Account of, 39 (note 1). Balvenie, battle at, 77 (and note 2), 79. Banff, 8, 18. Entry in Court-book of Burgh, 15, 19. Barclay, Waiter, 41 (note 2). Barclays, 38 (note 2). Baron, Dr Robert, 37 (note 2). Basagante, 144 (note). Beaten, Cardinal, 55. Bedell, William, idea of universal language, 175. Belladrum, 70. Bellay, Jean du, Bishop of Paris, 188. Bellenden, Adam, 43 (note). Beltistos, 2. Bembo, 166. Berwick, 44. Besant, Sir Walter, 185 (note 2). Bickerstaffe, Isaac, 51 (note). Biggar, 85. Billing, Baronial Antiquities, 39 (note). Biographia Britannica, quoted, 144 (note 2), 158 (note 2). Birkenbog, 7 (note). Birrell, A., 186. Black Island, 62 (note 1). Blackwood's Magazine, quoted, 181 (note 2). (See also names of subjects.) Boece, Hector, fictions, 145. Book of Bon Accord, 13 (note 1). Bracegirdle, Mrs, 50 (note 2). Braughton discovers Sir Thomas Urquhart's MSS., 155, 156. Brisena, 144 (note). Browne, Sir Thomas: Phraseology, 2. Quoted, 49, 137. Vulgar Errors, 126. Browning, Robert, 113. Bruce, James, 126 (note 1). ---- King David, 4. ---- King Robert, grants Cromartie to Sir Hugh Ross, 4. Bruklay, 7 (note). Brydges, Sir Egerton, Autobiography; Mary de Clifford, 152 (note 1). Bullock, J. M., History of University of Aberdeen, quoted, 36. Burghley, William Cecil, Lord, 191 (note). Burnet, quoted, 82 (note), 175. Burns, Robert, 23. Burton, John Hill: On "Aberdeen Doctors" in History of Scotland, 37. On description of Crichton's feats, 162, 223 (note 2). On Sir Thomas Urquhart's writings, 157, 159. Scot Abroad, quoted, 159. Burton, Robert, Anatomy of Melancholy, 205 (note). Cæsar, De Bello Gallico, 198 (note). Caithness, 3, 70, 80 (note 2). Calder, Campbell of, 7 (note). Calendar of Proceedings in Committee for Advances of Moneys-Taxes, 50 (note). Calvert, Giles, 176 (note). Cambridge, Earl of, 115. Cant at Aberdeen, 36. Carberry Tower, 13 (note 3). Carlisle, 85. Carlyle, Thomas: Oliver Cromwell, quoted, 86, 87. Sartor Resartus, quoted, 189. Cartadaque, 144 (note). Castalia, 109. Cawdor, 66 (note 3). Chanonry Castle taken, 76. Charles I.: Endeavours to force Episcopacy on Scotland, 31. Execution of, 69, 70, 168. Letter of Protection to Sir Thomas Urquhart, senior, 15. Licence to T. York, 50 (note 2). On knowledge of law, 52. Charles II., 97, 99. Crowned, 84, 169. Lands in Scotland, 83. Charles VII., 187. Chatterton, 152 (note). Chinon, 187. "Christianus Presbyteromastix," 150. Cibber, Apology, 170 (note). Cicero, 201; De Officiis, 10. Cid, The, 27. Clan Mackenzie, 72. Clanmolinespick, 135 (and note). Clanrurie, 136 (note 1). Clare, Earl of, 50 (note 2). Clare Street, 50 (note 2). Clio, 109 (note). Coleridge, on Rabelais' writings, 186. College of Navarre, 160, 223 (note). "Colophonian Poet," 109 (note). Colophos, 109 (note). Commission of General Assembly, 72, 79 (and note 1), 81. Constantinople, 77 (note 1). Cotgrave, French Dictionary, 191. Cottrel, James, 149 (note). Court of Session, Decisions of, 146. Covenant signed, 47 (note 3). Covenanting Movement, 31. Coventry, 86. Craig, John, 42 (note). Craigfintray, 5, 19 (note), 60, 101 (note 2). Cratynter, 132. Craven, Earl of, 116. ---- Rev. J. B., 57 (note). Crawford, Earl of, 146. Crichton, James (the Admirable), 157, 158 (note 2). Age on entering St Andrews, 9. Sketch of, 159; Appendix ii, 215. Cromartie (Crwmbawchty or Crumbathy), 3, 70. ---- Castle, account of, 17 (and note 1), 18. Library, 29. Put in state of defence, 70, 71 (note 1). Siege of, 139. ---- estate, proprietors of, 103. ---- Lady Dowager of, 120. ---- parish, 62 (note 1). Cromwell, Oliver, 8, 32 (note), 84, 86, 96. Cullicudden, 62 (note 1), 63, 71 (note 1). Culloden, 19 (note). Cumberland's, Duke of, headquarters, 19. Curators, 5 (note). Danaus' daughters, 133. Dante, 166. Quoted, 161 (note). Darioleta, 144 (note). Darwin, Charles, 131 (note). David Copperfield, quoted, 51 (note 2), 59 (note), 62 (note). Debora, Judge and Prophetess, 135. Delgatie, Laird of, plunders Balquholly, 39. Delos, 119 (note). Demosthenes, 162 (note). Dickson, David, Professor of Divinity, Glasgow, 82. At Aberdeen, 36. Dictionary of National Biography, quoted, 82 (note), 101 (note). Diosa, daughter of Alcibiades, 136. Dis, Father of Wealth, 198. Don river, 126 (note 1). Don Quixote, 104 (and note 2). Donne, Age on going to Oxford, 9. Dorset, Earl of, 116. Douglas, Robert, Moderator of Commission of General Assembly, 81 (and note 2). Dove, Dr, 114 (note). Duchat, Notes on Rabelais, 206. Duff, Garden Alexander, 39, 102 (note 3). ---- Isabel Annie, 102 (note 3). Dunbar, Battle of, 83, 87. Dunlugas in Alvah, 47 (note 1). Edward, King, 138. Egypt, English peer in, 27. Elgin, 4 (note), 70, 95. Elibank, Patrick, Lord, buys Cromartie estate, 103. Eliock, Perthshire, 159. Elphinstone, Alexander, Lord, 6, 13 (and note 3). ---- Lady Christian, 6, 7 (note). Englishman abroad, 22. Entelechia, Queen, 158 (note). Episcopacy in Scotland, 32, 102 (note 2). Erasmus, 143. Eromena, 144 (note). Errol, Earl of, 146. Esormon, Prince of Achaia, 131. Euclid, 124, 142. Falkirk, 84. Famongomadan, 144 (note). Farquhar, Sir Robert of Mounie, and Cromartie creditors, 60. Fergus, King of Scots, 136, 145. Findlay, Andrew, 43. Findrassie. (See Lesley, Robert.) Firth of Cromartie, 62 (note 1). ---- of Forth, 38. Fisherie, Barony of, 4, 8 (and note 1), 19 (note). Fleetwood, 96. Florence, 28. Folengo, T., Macaronea, 205 (note). Fontenay-le-Comte, 188, 204 (note). Forbes, Alexander, 15, 41 (note 2). ---- Arthur, of Blacktown, 40. ---- Dr John, 37 (note 2). Forestalling, 15 (note 2). Fortrose Castle garrisoned, 76. Fountainhall, Decisions, 146 (note). Fraser, (Colonel) Hugh, of Belladrum, and Rising in North, 70. ---- (Sir) James, 71 (note 1). ---- Lord, garrisons Towie-Barclay Castle, 39. ---- Sir William: Earls of Cromartie, quoted, 3 (note 2). The Lords Elphinstone, quoted, 7 (note), 13 (note 3). G. P., 128. Gardenstoun Papers, 7 (note). Gargantua, 190, 193. Gathelus, 145. Gaurin (Gowran), Earl of, 116. General Assembly Commission Records, 72 (note), 74 (note), 75 (note), 78 (note), 79 (note 2), 80 (note). Genoa, 28. Gight, Laird of, 40. Gladmon, Captain, 88. Glasgow, General Assembly in, 35. Glenkindie, 7 (note). Glover, George, portraits of Sir Thomas Urquhart, 107. Gonima, 144 (note). Gonzaga, Vincenzio de, 164. Goodwin, Captain, 94. Gordon, James, History of Scots Affairs, 35 (notes), 41 (note 2), 132 (note). ---- (Sir) James, of Lesmoir, 7 (note). ---- John, 101 (note 3). Granada, 27. Granger, Biographical Dictionary, 107 (note 2), 112 (note 1), 206 (note 1). Grimm, Household Tales, 180. Guild, Dr William, 13 (note 1), 19 (note). Sir Thomas Urquhart's account of, 12. Gulliver's Travels, 144 (note 2). Gustavus Adolphus, 81 (note 2). Guthrie, James, 82. Halket, General, 77 (note 2), 81 (note). Hatton Castle. (See Balquholly.) Hamilton, Marquis of, 111, 115. At Berwick, 44. Harrison, 85. Hawkins, Sir John, 232, 233 (notes). Life of Johnson, 206 (note). Hazlitt, quoted, 167 (note). Heine, Das Buch Le Grand, 182 (note). Henderson at Aberdeen, 36. Henry II., 187. Henry, Prince, 8. Heraclitus the Obscure, 119(note), 201. Herbert of Cherbury, Lord, Autobiography, 25 (note 1). Hercules Lybius, 133. Herd, David, 101 (note). Highland soldiers in Inverness, 76, 79. Hippocrene, 109. History of Clan Mackenzie, 70 (note). History of Scotland. (See under Burton, J. H.) History of Scots Affairs. (See Gordon, James.) Holland, Earl of, 116. Holles, Gervase, 50 (note 2). ---- John, Earl of Clare, 51 (and note 1). Homer, Birthplace of, 109. Works, 166. Hope, Anastasius, quoted, 77(note). Horace, Odes, quoted, 134 (note 1). Houghton, in Nottingham, 51 (note 1). Hudibras, Alexander Ross mentioned in, 126. Huntly, Second Marquis of, 116. Covenanters and, 33. Family name (Gordon), 41 (note 2). Taken prisoner, 38. ---- Third Marquis of, takes Ruthven Castle, 77. Hypermnestra, 133, 134. Innes, Alexander, 43 (note). Inverkeithing, 84. Inverness, 2, 32. Capture of, 68, 70, 81. Fortifications destroyed, 76. Highland soldiers at, 76, 78. Sasines, 101 (note 3). Irving, Dr: Account of Sir Thomas Urquhart leaving Scotland, 43. Lives of Scottish Writers, 44 (note), 149 (note). ---- John, of Bruklay, 7 (note). J. A., 124. James III.: Act of, 54. Grant of Motehill of Cromartie to William Urquhart, 17. James VI., 7, 147 (note). Japhet, 131. Jericho, 55. Joan of Arc, 187. Johnson, Dr, on— Crichton in Adventurer, 159 (note 1). Traveller in Egypt, 27. Johnston and Mr Bedell, 175. ---- Arthur, 112. Latin Poems, 57 (note). Jonson, Ben, Catiline, 8. Jovius, Panlus, 145. Julius Cæsar, 27. Ker, General, 77 (note 2). Kinbeakie, Stone lintel at, 137 (note). King-Edward, Aberdeenshire, 4, 8 (note 2), 19 (note). King's College: Officers and Graduates, 10 (note). King's Covenant, Account of, 42 (note 1). Kippis, Dr, 158 (note 2). On Urquhart's pedigree, 144 (note 2). Kirkhill, 76. Kirkmichael, 62 (note 1), 63. Lamb, Charles, 132 (note), 167 (note). Lambert, 85. Laud, Archbishop, 32. Leake, William, 116. Leighton, Archbishop, 66 (note 1). Lemlair, 70. Lesley, Lieut.-General David, 32 (note). March to England, 84. Message of encouragement to, 75. Takes Castle of Chanonry, 76. ---- Norman, 55 (and note 1). ---- Robert, of Findrassie, 59 (note), 71 (note 1). Conduct towards Sir Thomas Urquhart, 55, 95. Mortgage on Cromartie estate, 46. ---- Dr William, Sir Thomas Urquhart's account of, 12 (and note 2), 37 (note 2). Letters of Junius, 103 (note 3). Lives of Eminent Men of Aberdeen, quoted, 126 (note 1). Lives of Scottish Writers. (See under Irving, Dr.) Logarithms, 123 (and note). Lowndes, Bibliographer's Manual, 101 (note). Lucian, 100 (note), 189. Lumphanan, 3 (note 2). Lunan, Alexander, 11 (note). Luther, Martin, 187. Lynceus, 134. Macaulay, 174 (note). History of England, quoted, 23. Macbeth's titles, 3. Macduff, 3 (note 2). Mackenzie. Alexander, 70 (note). ---- (Sir) George, 102. ---- George, sells estate to Capt. W. Urquhart, 103. ---- (Sir) Kenneth, 103. ---- Thomas, of Pluscardine. Enters Inverness, 76. Proclaimed rebel and traitor, 71. Rising in North and, 69, 70, 76. Mackintosh, C. Fraser, (See Antiquarian Notes.) Macmillans of Knapdale, 135 (n.). Madanfabul, 144 (note). Madasima, 114 (note). Madrid, 27. M'Farlane, Genealogical Collections, 16 (note 1). Maitland, on date of Sir Thomas Urquhart's birth, 6. Mantua, 163. Mantua, Duke of, 164, 215 seqq. Mantuanus, Baptista, 166. Marischal College, 11 (note). Marischal, Earl, 36, 146. Enters Aberdeen, 43. Martin, Sir Theodore, on— Trissotetras, 119 (note). Unpublished Epigrams of Sir Thomas Urquhart, 116. Urquhart's account of his misfortunes, 61. Death, 97. Translation of Rabelais, 192. Mary Queen of Scots, 104 (note 1). Maubert, Place, 161 (note). Meldrum arms, 139 (note). Melville, Andrew, assists to remodel University education, 10, 11 (note). Mercury, 198. Messina, 27. Micawber, Wilkins. (See David Copperfield.) Middleton, General, 32 (note). Joins Mackenzie's force, 76. ---- Earl of, 102 (note 2). Miller, Hugh, 102 (note 2). Description of Cromartie Castle, 18. On siege of Cromartie Castle, 140. On stone lintel at Kinbeakie, 138. On Urquhart's inventive powers, 180. Reference to Sir Alexander Urquhart, 101 (note 3). (See also Scenes and Legends of North of Scotland.) Milton, John, 8, 30, 91. Hymn on Nativity, quoted, 201 (note 2). Paradise Lost, quoted, 201 (n. 2). Sonnet to Cromwell, quoted, 86. Miol, 145. Mitchell, Thomas, minister of Turriff, 41 (note 2), 42. Molinea, 133. Monboddo, Lord, on dual number, 182. Montaigne, age on completing collegiate course, 9. Montrose, Earl of, 36, 38, 78, 80 (note 2). Moral Tales, 113 (note). Moray, 3, 4 (note). Moray Firth, 32, 62 (note 1). Morley, Universal Library, 185 (note 2). Morrison, Dictionary of Decisions, 146 (note). Motteux, Pierre A., 97, 184, 203 (note 2). Completes Urquhart's Translation of Rabelais, 192, 206 (and note 1). On Urquhart's Translation of Rabelais, 98. Monat (de Monte Alto) family in Cromartie, 4 (and note 1). ---- William, takes part of King Robert Bruce, 138. Mounie, 60. Mucholles, Lord, 41 (note 2). Munro, John, of Lemlair, and rising in North, 70. ---- Colonel Robert, Mission to Marquis of Huntly, 34. Nairn, 70. Napier, John, of Merchiston, 119, 122 (and note 2), 124. Naples, 28. Narfesia, Sovereign of the Amazons, 132. National Covenant, quoted, 31. Newcastle, Earl of, 116. Nicholas Nickleby, quoted, 11 (note). Nicolia, 136. Nimrod, 131. Niort, 204 (note). Nisbet, on Urquhart's property, 2. System of Heraldry, 3 (note 1). Noah, 131, 146. Noctes Ambrosianæ (Blackwood), version of Urquhart's death, 101 (note). "Nonconformist Conscience," 187. Northumberland, Earl of, 116. Nottingham, 86. Ogilvie, Lord, joins Mackenzie's force, 76. Old Machar, 10. Orkneys, 80 (note 2). Orpah, 131. Overton, 96. Ovid, 195 (note). Metamorphosis, 133. Ozell, edition of Rabelais, 206. Padua, 163. Pantagruel, 158 (note), 161, 190. (See also Urquhart, Sir Thomas, Translation of Rabelais.) Panthea, daughter of Deucalion and Pyrrha, 133. Panurge, 158 (note), 197. (See also Urquhart, Sir Thomas, Translation of Rabelais.) Pape, Charles, Minister of Cullicudden, 63. Paris, 28. Parnassus, Mount, 44, 109. Pegasus, 109. Pembroke, Earl of, 116. Pentasilea, Queen of the Amazons, 135. Penuel, 131. Pericles, 149 (note). Persius, 8 (note 2); quoted, 162. Perth, 84. Petrarch, 166. Petric, James, 8 (note 2). Pharaoh Amenophis, 133. Philemon (Philomenes), death of, 100 (note). Pillars of Hercules, 124. Pistol, Ancient, 2, 109 (note). Pitkerrie, 103. Plato, 124, 202 (and note). Pliny, 52 (note 2). Pluscardine. (See Mackenzie, Thomas.) Plutus, 52, 198 (note). Pococke's Tour, 17 (note 2), 103 (note 1). Pope, Alexander— Dunciad, 206 (note 2). On Rabelais, 186. Portia, 22, 25. Portugal founded, 145. Pothina, niece of Lycurgus, 136. Prott, David, killed at Towie-Barclay, 40. Providence, Rhode Island, 90. Pulteney, Sir William, 103 (note 2). Pythagoras, 124, 202. Queen Elizabeth, 120. ---- Mary, of England, 102. ---- Mary, of Scotland, 104 (note 1), 168. Queensferry, 84. Raban, printer, Aberdeen, 57 (n.). Rabelais, 107 (note 2), 119 (note), 185 (and note 2), 192 (note), 235 (note). Rabelais, François, sketch of, 187. Gargantua and Pantagruel, 189. (See Urquhart, Sir Thomas, Translation of Rabelais.) Raleigh, Sir Walter, 120. History of the World, 8. Raphael, 187. Reay, Lord, joins Mackenzie's force, 76, 78 (note). Records of Court of Justiciary, 16 (note 2). Redgauntlet, quoted, 102 (note 1). Resolis, 62 (note 1). Riddell, J., Scotch Peerage Law, 55 (note). Rising of Cavaliers in North, 69. Robertson, William, of Kindeasse, Sir Thomas Urquhart's account of, 94. Rolland, Catharine, 13 (note 1). Rome, 28. Ross, Alexander (1), minister in Aberdeen, 37 (note 2). ---- Alexander (2), 126 (note 1). Recommends Trissotetras, 126. Verses, 126, 127 (note). ---- George, of Pitkerrie, buys Cromartie estate, 17, 103. ---- (Sir) Hugh, owns Cromartie, 4. ---- (Major) Walter Charteris, of Cromartie, 103 (note 3). ---- William, Earl of, 4. Rothes, Earls of, 55 (note). Rothiemay, Banffshire, 35 (note 1), 43 (note). Row, Historie of Kirk of Scotland, 42 (note). Royalists escape to England, 43 (note 1). Ruskin, John, 173 (note). Rutherford, Samuel, Principal of St Andrews, 82. Ruthven Castle taken by Marquis of Huntly, 77. St Andrews, 82. St Hilarion, 204 (note). St Jerome, Vita Sancti Hilarionis, 204 (note). St Ronan's Well, quoted, 186. Salton, Lord, 141. Saragossa, 27. Scenes and Legends of North of Scotland, quoted, 18, 102 (note 2), 139 (note), 141 (note). Scota, daughter of Pharaoh, 145. Scotch army marches into England, 84. Scotch Peerage Law. (See Riddell, J.) Scotchman abroad, 24. Scotland: Episcopacy in, 32, 102 (note 2). Four armies in, 32, (note 1). Mythical history of, 145. University education in, 9. (See also Aberdeen University.) Scrogie, Dr Alexander, 37 (note 2), 43 (note). Seaforth, George, Earl of, 69. Seaton, Dr, in Paris, 28. ---- John, 11 (note). ---- William, 11 (note). Sir Thomas Urquhart's account of, 13. Seton, Alexander, of Meldrum, 102 (note 3). ---- arms, 139 (note). ---- Elizabeth, 102 (note 3). Shafton, Sir Piercie, 124. Shakespeare, William: Henry IV., 165 (note). Merchant of Venice, 25. Midsummer Night's Dream, 174 (note). Twelfth Night, 122 (note). Winter's Tale, 8. Shephard, Jack, 51 (note). Shrewsbury, 86. Sibbald, Dr James, 37 (note 2). Smith, Sidney, "preaching to death by wild curates," 66. ---- W. F., Translation of Rabelais, 158 (note 1), 99 (note 1), 191. Socrates, 119 (note), 124. Sodom and Gomorrha, 133. Solvatius, King, 137. Somerled, Lord of the Isles, 136 (note 1). South, Sermons, 199 (note). Southcote, Joanna, 179 (note). Southey, Dr Dove, 114 (note), 178 (note). Spalding, mentions Sir Thomas Urquhart, 38. Memorials, quoted, 40, 43 (note). Spartianus, Ælius, Life of Geta, 205 (note). Spenser, 120. Spilsbury, Sir Thomas Urquhart stays with, 86, 153. Stacker, James, 41 (note 2). Steele, Richard, 50 (note 2). Stirling, 84. Strachan, General, 77 (note 2), 81 (note). Strafford, Earl of, 116. Stralsund, 69. Stratford-on-Avon, 86. Strathbogie, 34. Strathearn, Earls of, family name, 135 (note). Sutherland, Earl of, action against Earls of Crawford, Errol, and Marischal, 146. ---- James, "Tutor of Duffus," 56. Tamerlane, 67. Tarbat, Viscount, First Earl of Cromartie, 103. Termuth, daughter of Pharaoh Amenophis, 133. Thaumast, 158 (note). The Lords Elphinstone, quoted, 7 (note), 13 (note 3). The Tables and Aberdeen, 35, 37. Thelema, Abbey of, 193 seqq. Thelemites, 195 seqq. Through the Looking-Glass, quoted, 114 (note). Thucydides, 149 (note). Thymelica, daughter of Bacchus, 135. Toledo, 27. Torespay, 77 (note). Tor Wood, 84. Tomlius, Richard, 176 (note). Towie-Barclay Castle, 38 (note 2). ---- laird of, plunders Balquholly, 39. Tristram Shandy, quoted, 47 (note 3). Trot of Turriff, 41 (and note 2). Turriff, 38. Inhabitants subscribe King's Covenant, 42. "Tutor," Meaning of, 5 (note 1). Tycheros, 131. Tytler, Patrick F.: Life of the Admirable Crichton, 159, 165, 190. On Urquhart's Translation of Rabelais, 190. University of Aberdeen, New Constitution, 10, 11 (note). Urquhart, Adam of, owns Cromartie, 4. ---- Sir Alexander, 16. Petition for compensation for losses, 61. Petition for Sheriffship of Cromartie, 98, 100. ---- Annas, 7 (note). ---- arms, 132, 133, 137 (and note 1). ---- (Major) Beauchamp Colclough, 102 (note 3). ---- Cainotomos, 135. ---- Euplocamos, 134. ---- family, descent of, 130 seqq. ---- George, 7 (note). ---- Helen, 7 (note). ---- Henry, 7 (note). ---- Hypsegoras, 133. ---- Colonel James, 102 (note 3). Urquhart, Jane, 7 (note). ---- John, 7 (note). ---- Sir John, of Craigfintray, 101 (note 2). Hereditary Sheriff of Cromartie, 60. Death, 102 (note 2). ---- John, of Craigfintray, "the Tutor of Cromartie," 5 (and note 1), 6 (and note 1), 19 (note), 102 (note 3). ---- Jonathan, 102. ---- Margaret, 7 (note). ---- Mellessen, 136. ---- Molin, 133. ---- Names of Chiefs and Primitive Fathers, Appendix i. 211. Names of Mothers of Chiefs, Appendix i. 213. ---- (de Vrquhartt), origin of name, 4 (note 2), 132 (note 1). ---- Pamprosodos, 133. ---- Phrenedon, 133. ---- Propetes, 133. ---- Rodrigo, 135. ---- Sir Thomas (Urchard, Urquhardus, Wrqhward, Wrwhart), 132 (note). Account of Aberdeen and eminent men, 12. Account of Admirable Crichton, 157. Account of impoverished estates, 45. Ancestry, 2. At Worcester, 86, 129. Birth, 6. Birthplace unknown, 8. Book-hunting, 29. Characteristics, 53, 104 (and notes 1, 2), 105, 130, 144 (note 2). Conduct of creditors, 94. Death, 97, 99 (note 1). Description of his father's character, 14. Enters University of Aberdeen, 9 (and note 1). Escapes to England, 43. Foreign Travel, 22, 25, 27. Knighted, 44. Lesley and, 55. Liberated on parole, 89. Literary achievements, 2, 148. Lives at Cromartie—financial difficulties, 51. Loses ancestral domains and jurisdiction, 60. MS. of unpublished Poems quoted, 5 (note 2); described, 116. MSS. lost after Worcester, 88, 129, 154. On G. Anderson's preaching, 63, 66. Papers seized, 93. Portraits, 107. Praise of "the Tutor of Cromartie," 5 (and note 2). Prepares MSS. for publication, 89. Prisoner in the Tower, 88. Proclaimed rebel and traitor, 71. Relations with Ministers of Church, 61. Religious belief, 67. Reminiscence of his youth, 20. Rental, 51. Reply to Commissioners' remonstrances, 72. Resides in London, 50 (and note 2). Returns home, 30. Rising in North and, 69. Schemes and inventions, 53. Speed in composition, 117, 151. Succeeds to estates, 47. "Supplication" for pardon, 81. Takes up arms for Stuarts, 38, 69, 84. Vanity, 24 (note 3). Works:— ΕΚΣΚΥΒΑΛΑΥΡΟΝ: or, Discovery of a most exquisite Jewel, 92. Account of, 148 seqq. (and note 1). Description of Admirable Crichton, 157 seqq. In contemporary politics, 168. On fame of Scots in battle, 157. Quoted, 67, 153, 165, 168, 170, 172, 174. Epigrams: Divine and Moral, 44. Account of, 111 seqq. Dedication, 111, 115. Quoted, 60 (note), 113, 114. MS., quoted, 109 (note). Logopandecteision; or, An Introduction to the Universal Language: Account of, 175 seqq. Published, 96. Quoted, 48, 57, 62 (note 2), 90. ΠΑΝΤΟΧΡΟΝΟΧΑΝΟΝ: Peculiar Promptuary of Time, 92. Account of, 128 seqq. Translation of Rabelais, 2, 96, 97, 161, 205. Account of, 184, 190 seqq. Exploits of Pantagruel, 161 (note 2). Genealogy of Pantagruel, 144. Interpolations, 203. Panurge, Sketch of, 197. Sketch of Abbey of Thelema, 193. Various editions, 206. Trissotetras, 92, 114. Account of, 117 (and note 1). Unpublished Epigrams, Dedications of, 116. ---- Thomas, marries Helen Abernethie, their family, 141. ---- Sir Thomas, senior— Action against his sons, 16. Becomes caution for Alexander Forbes, 15. Believes in long pedigree, 147. Death, 47 (and note 3). "Desk" or Pew in Banff Church, 19 (and note 1). Episcopalian, 30, 33, 35. Marriage-contract, 7 (and note 1). Pecuniary difficulties, 13, 15, 45. Residence in Banff, 18 (and note 2). Sketch of, 5, 6. ---- (Captain) William, of Meldrum, buys Cromartie estate, 103. ---- William, receives grant of Motehill of Cromartie, 17. Urquharts of Meldrum, 102 (note 3). Valerius Maximus, 100 (note). Venice, 28, 163. Virgil, 166, 201 (note 1). Vocompos, arms of, 137. Voltaire, 189. Wallace, Professor of Mathematics, Edinburgh, on Trissotetras, 119. ---- William, and William Mouat, 139. Wardlaw MS., 76, 78 (note). Warrington Bridge, 85. Westminster Abbey, 145. Whibley, Charles, New Review, quoted, 112. Williams, Roger, Missionary to Indians, 90, 91 (note 1). Williamson, Robert, Minister of Kirkmichael, 63. Windsor Castle, Sir Thomas Urquhart removed to, 89. Wodrow, quoted, 81 (note 2), 102 (note 2). Worcester, 86. Battle of, 87. ---- Marquis of, Century of the Names and Scantling of ... Inventions, 181 (note 2). Worldly Wiseman, 34. Wyntown's Cronykil, quoted, 3 (note 2). Yares of Udoll, 56. York, 86. ---- Thomas, 50 (note 2). Young, James, 118 (note).

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