serving men abusive to friends | Sessions at Lancaster, i. 180,
in and out of Meetings, 187, and to women going home, 465. -Fellows encompassing G. F. by the way, 347.- -Rude priests, 468.-Rude people, 493, 494-ii. 25, 85. Rule of Life, ii. 184.
Sacrament of Bread and Wine, the denial of it objected and answered, i. 354, 355, 362, 430, 431.
Sally Man of War, that gave chase to the vessel G. F. went in to America, his report thereof, ii. 125.
181, 182, 183, 184, 185.-ii. 29, 30.-Leicester, 10, 11.Worcester, 1.77, 178, 185, 190. -Bodmin, i. 301. Shaking of the house, G. F. praying, i. 92. A meeting of Friends were greatly shaken, 94. People shook, 206-see Steeple-house.
Sheriff of Lincoln convinced, i.
230-see Craven. Sheriffs to be chosen by Friends, ii. 292,
The sick and afflicted restoredsee Trouble in Mind, and Miracles.
Salutation of G. F. to the Coun-Shipwrecks called God's grace,
cil of Edinburgh, being laid before them, i. 408, 409. Schools set up for Friends' chil
dren, ii. 123, 172. Scots challenging a dispute with Friends were overthrown, i. 404.-A Scotch Officer's impious saying, 405.--Scotch Priests' principles, 401. Curses, 403, 404.-Blindness, 408, 409. Scriptures are the words, not the Word of God, i. 197, 331,and understood by the Spirit, 101, 102-ii. 313, 314,-being given forth by it, 137.Scripture knowledge without the life, vain, i. 83, 89-ii. 228, 229 Seekers, i. 502.
Separation and its Spirit, a warning against it, ii. 213, 214, 215,-pleads a liberty, 225,has the name of Truth, but not the nature, 225, 239, 242, 243, 244, 250, 260, 263, 265, 279, 289, 290, 291, 319, 320, 321, 359, 360.-Unruly spirits at Reading, 250.- In America G. F. had a meeting with them, 146.
Sign, Thomas Aldam a sign to
Oliver Cromwell, i. 445.
Robert Huntington, 493.-
Some in sackcloth and ashes,
ii. 58, 71.-Another before
the fire of London, 70.—Ano-
ther going naked, 71.-A wo-
man going before the Parlia-
ment, &c. 444-see Prophe-
cies. Richard Sale carrying,
&c. 493.
Singing in the Spirit with a me-
lodious sound, i. 412.
Sin, Priests preach up for term
of life, i. 113, 493.
Sin's, Entail and original, cut off,
ii. 397.-Professors distinguish
the guilt and the power of it,
312, and plead for sin, ii. 185,
186. Sin's deceitfulness to
be watched against, 308, 309.
Sirrah, and other reproachful
nick-names, given by Magis-
trates to prisoners, reproved,
ii. 35.
Slander raised by a priest on a
meeting of Friends he was at,
i. 196.
Soldiers, one proferred G. F. to assist him, i. 178, 179.—
Others were convinced, and
their wives, at Meetings, 202,
204, and at Cranbrook, 256.-
Another begins to draw his
sword at a Friend, 302, 303.
Some could not take the oath
to Oliver Cromwell, 223,-
others took it, and fell into
danger, 223.--A soldiers'
wicked saying of Christ, 334.
-Several Officers convinced
in Scotland, 414.-Some sol-
diers striking Friends at Meet-
ing, 458, 459.-Troopers came
to see G. F. in prison, ii. 60,
-Soldier's testimony of him.
70.-Lewd soldiers in Ger-
many, 236.-Blind men
not listed for soldiers (neither
outward or inward) 421.
Somerset-house, i. 444.
Soul, a people holding that wo-
men have no souls, i. 81.
Spirit of discerning in G. F. i.
91, 204.-The Spirit tries doc-
trines, 106, and leads into all
truth, 403.-A measure of it
is given to every one, ii. 41.-
Its fruits, if obeyed, 191, 192.
A Spirit in the ship and in the
steeple-house, i. 140-ii. 126,
Sports and Feastings denied, i.
Streets, Truth preached in them,
i. 373, 384, 388.
Stone laid in Sion, rejected, ii.
271, that became a great
mountain, 391.
Stillness, the mind feels the prin-
ciple of God in it, i. 304.
Students, at Aberdeen, some con-
vinced, ii. 197.
Sufferings of G. F. and friends
for being contrary to the
world's ways and customs, i.
104.-G. F. cruelly beaten by
a Clerk in the steeple-house,
156,-by a rude multitude,
179,-banished-see banish-
ment.-Suffered in bad pri-
sons, ii. 50.-Sufferings of
Friends for travelling about
their occasions, i. 318,-for
going to steeple-houses, &c.
393, 394, 395, 396,-laid be-
fore Oliver Cromwell, 440.-
Sufferings of Friends at meet-
ings, 312,-by imprisonments,
313, 314, 506-ii. 57, 90, and
after the Monarchy men's ris-
ing, i. 483, some banished, &c.
Dantzick, Friends' sufferings,
ii. 253 to 259, 345 to 347,
408, 409, 410.
Swear not all, ii. 54.-Friends
not swearing, how discerned
from others not swearing, 94,
95. See 280 and 317.-Of-
fices served by Friends with-
out swearing, 415. Justices
and Juries forsworn at Lan-
caster assizes in G. F.'s case,
50, 51.-Three Officers of the
court forsworn in the same
case, 56.
Steeple houses and markets,
Truth preached in them, i.
393,-the sound of its bell
seemed like the sound of a
market bell, 105, 112.-G. F.
in the steeple-house at Bever-
ley and Crantzick, 138, 139,
140, 141.-Mansfield Wood-
house, the people fell upon
him, &c. Steeple-house shook,
173, 196, 197.-Friends de-
claring Truth in Steeple-
houses, 255, 257, 287, 302,
387, 368,-others admonished Talkers, airy, i. 84, 91, 299, 300.
the Bowlers, 338.
Syllogisms and sophistic argu-
ments overthrown, i. 406.
Talents, i. 366, and the slothful
servant, ii. 427.
Teacher God was the first
teacher in Paradise, &c. ii. 296.
Temples made of hands, God
dwells not in, i. 80, 112.
Temptations to despair uponG. F.
i. 77, 78, 81, 82, 83, 84, for
the trial of his faith, 85, 86,
Returning thence to England
he went over to
1677 Holland, Friezland, Ger-
many, Holstein, &c.
ii. 223 to 248.
was under great temptations 1684 Holland and Friezland, ii.
sometimes, 90, 91.
Thee and Thou to a single per-Trembling and quaking owned,
son, i., 414, 444,-492, 499.
ii. 65,-see Hat.
Thieves lying hid by the high-
way in Scotland, reproved by
G. F. i. 411.
Tithes, Quakers cannot pay, i.
216, Great havock and spoil
made for them by priests, 270,
492. Some imprisoned to death
for them, ii. 33, 67. Friends
to keep up the testimony a-
gainst them, 221, 223, 286,
358. Tithes pleaded for by
the priests, i. 352.
Tongues and Languages the beast
has power over, i. 417, 418.
Toleration prayed against by a
priest, i. 494; how to use it,
ii. 377, 379.
Two thirsts in man, i. 84, 85.
Trading of Friends increased,
people seeing their honest
dealing, i. 276.
Transgression of the Life of God,
what it leads to, i. 304, 305.
Travels of G. F. into
Trials of G. F's &c. See Assize.
Two triers sent from Wales, both
were convinced, i.223. A pre-
tended trier of spirits con-
founded, 255. A day of trial
is coming upon all, &c. ii. 47,
338, 400.
Troubles of mind spoken to, i.
304. Of a woman in Mary-
land, for whom G.F. intreated
the Lord ii.165. Troubles upon
a Trooper concerning G. F. i.
Truth is honorable, i. 284. peace-
able, ii. 285. in unity, 356. the
pearl, 379.
Tumult of the people at Breck-
no.
ok, i. 373.
Turks and Turkish patrons give
liberty of religion, ii. 410.
Vengeance is the Lord's, i. 499.
Victory and overcoming of
temptations known, i. 84, 375.
Vision of G. F's of a bear, &c. i.
157. Of a desperate creature,
399. Of the New England
sufferings to death, 495. Con-
cerning the Turk, ii. 57. Of
himself to be taken prisoner,
176. A Vision in Ireland,
99. and in his voyage for Ame-
rica, 125. the Christians at
Jerusalem had a vision before
its destruction, 369.
Voice coming to G. F. i. 84. (See
Openings) the voice of the
Lord to a Trooper, i. 128.
Voyages of G. F. to Ireland, ii.
98. for England, 104, to Bar-
badoes, 125, &c.
Waiting upon God, i. 450. Wales, | Watches set up in the streets and
the Governor of Tenby must
yield to truth, i. 380, 384, and
Magistrates in other places,
385, 386. The moderation of
a town in Wales, 387, 388.
A Lady and her Preacher send
for G. F. 389, 390.
Wars and fightings denied by
G. F. i. 78, 129, 131, 132.
They arise from lusts in the
Fall, 318, 319. None to go
down to Egypt for help, 320.
It is not our principle, 487,
but do testify against it, ii. 45,
48. and it is not becoming
Christianity, 449, 450, 451,
being a work of darkness.
Warrants against G. F. i. 216,
400, 413, 450, 465, 467, &c.
-ii. 27,74,96,115, for Tithes,
286. Warrant against all
Quakers, i. 321, 345.
highways in Cornwall, &c. to
stop Friends from travelling,
i. 320, 325, 327, 329.
Weakness of G. F's body, ii. 11,
76, by long and close imprison-
ment, 57, 59, 196, 374, by
continual travel, 193, and
spent at meetings, &c. 378.
his health being much im-
paired, 399. A great exer-
cise came upon him, 401.
Wicked man cut off, ii. 68, ano-
ther plagued, 69.
Worship, the World's, i. 102,
103. Will worship, 333. The
Dragon's and the Beast's, 350.
The Worship in the Spirit, 500.
Yea and Nay, i. 76, 200, i
more binding than an oath to
many, ii. 53, 55, 192, 193.
Catalogue of the Epistles, Letters, and Papers of G. Fox
and others, contained in these Volumes.
.... 248
To the justices trying minis-
ters
... 252
To those that scorn trembling
and quaking .............
To the churches in outward
forms
.... 269
To friends to offer themselves
for their brother, &c. .. 274
An encouragement to friends 275
To friends in the north of
Ireland ....
.. 280
To the seven parishes at
Landsend
Peter Cely's mittimus . 296
183 E. Pyot to J. Glyn, chief
189 To magistrates of watches 319
To the people of Ulverstone 190 Answer to Exeter warrant 321
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