_Caleb_--Ford, Lord Grey of Werk.

_Corah_--Dr Titus Oates.

_David_--King Charles II.

_Doeg_--Elkanah Settle, the city poet.

_Egypt_--France.

_Eliab_--Sir Henry Bennet, Earl of
Arlington.

_Ethnic-Plot_--The Popish Plot.

_Gath_--The Land of Exile, more particularly
Brussels, where King
Charles II. long resided.

_Hebrew Priests_--The Church of
England Clergy.

_Hebron_--Scotland.

_Helon_--Earl of Feversham, a Frenchman
by birth, and nephew to
Marshal Turenne.

_Hushai_--Hyde, Earl of Rochester.

_Ishban_--Sir Robert Clayton, Alderman,
and one of the City Members.

_Ishbosheth_--Richard Cromwell.

_Israel_--England.

_Issachar_--Thomas Thynne, Esq.,
who was shot in his coach.

_Jebusites_--Papists.

_Jerusalem_--London.

_Jews_--English.

_Jonas_--Sir William Jones, a great
lawyer.

_Jordan_--Dover.

_Jotham_--Saville, Marquis of Halifax.

_Jothram_--Lord Dartmouth.

_Judas_--Mr Ferguson, a canting
teacher.

_Mephibosheth_--Pordage.

_Michal_--Queen Catharine.

_Nadab_--Lord Howard of Escrick.

_Og_--Shadwell.

_Othniel_--Henry, Duke of Grafton,
natural son of King
Charles II. by the Duchess of Cleveland.

_Phaleg_--Forbes.

_Pharaoh_--King of France.

_Rabsheka_--Sir Thomas Player, one
of the City Members.

_Sagan of Jerusalem_--Dr Compton,
Bishop of London, youngest son
to the Earl of Northampton.

_Sanhedrim_--Parliament.

_Saul_--Oliver Cromwell.

_Sheva_--Sir Roger Lestrange.

_Shimei_--Slingsby Bethel, Sheriff of
London in 1680.

_Sion_--England.

_Solymaean Rout_--London Rebels.

_Tyre_--Holland.

_Uzza_--Jack Hall.

_Zadoc_--Sancroft, Archbishop of
Canterbury.

_Zaken_--A Member of the House of
Commons.

_Ziloah_--Sir John Moor, Lord Mayor
in 1682.

_Zimri_--Villiers, Duke of Buckingham.

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FOOTNOTES:

[Footnote 67: 'Annabel:' Lady Ann Scott, daughter of Francis, third Earl
of Buccleuch.]

[Footnote 68: 'Adam-wits:' comparing the discontented to Adam and his
fall.]

[Footnote 69: 'Triple bond:' alliance between England, Sweden, and
Holland; broken by the second Dutch war through the influence of France
and Shaftesbury.]

[Footnote 70: 'Vare:' _i.e._, wand, from Spanish _vara_.]

[Footnote 71: 'Him:' Dr Dolben, Bishop of Rochester.]

[Footnote 72: 'Ruler