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 1 Int  |       Arouet, known by his assumed name of Voltaire, was born at
 2 I    |         opinion that the most holy name of God ought not to be prostituted
 3 III  |            sects had raised in the name of God, that one George
 4 VI   |     kingdom whence it received its name, and to Ireland, for Presbyterianism
 5 VI   |            the nose, and gives the name of the whore of Babylon
 6 VI   |        same religion, and give the name of infidel to none but bankrupts.
 7 VI   |    baptized in a great tub, in the name of the Father, Son, and
 8 VIII |            of contradiction, was a name given to a league or party
 9 IX   |        Mention is therein made, by name, of the freemen of England -
10 X    |      thirty highnesses of the same name, all whose patrimony consisted
11 X    |          money in his purse, and a name terminating in ac or ille,
12 XII  |             known in Europe by the name of Bacon, which was that
13 XII  |             who assumed boldly the name and title of Richard IV.,
14 XIV  |          superstition. At last his name spread so universally, that
15 XV   |      plainly foresaw that its very name would offend; and, therefore,
16 XV   |         beware of confounding this name with what the ancients called
17 XV   |          quarrel with me about the name I give it?"~Vortices may
18 XVII | algebraical calculations, that the name is given of differential
19 XVIII|     monstrous farces, to which the name of tragedy is given, that
20 XVIII|            turn awry, And lose the name of action -"~My version
21 XXI  |            The Earl of Rochester's name is universally known. Mr.
22 XXI  |            eulogium, but still his name only is known. He had much
23 XXIII|          XIV. has immortalised his name by these several foundations,
24 XXIV |          necessity of changing his name.~One circumstance, to which