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l, vi, 33. Penn, William, ii, 197; founder of Philadelphia, xi, 93; the Quaker colonies and, ix, 219. Pentecost, Hugh, on the power of will, xiv, 56. Pepys, Samuel, iii, 7; iv, 8; diary of, vi, 273; Sir Isaac Newton and, xii, 42; quoted, iv, 198; xiv, 260; style of, v, 150; Vasari compared with, vi, 19. Percherons, the, breed of horses, ii, 57. _Peregrine Pickle_, Smollett, iv, 302. Pericles, i, 306; age of, i, 345; vii, 13, 15; builder of Athens, i, 341; Roscoe Conkling compared with, vii, 23; contemporaries of, vii, 15, 18; letter of, to Aspasia, vii, 10; Lorenzo compared with, iv, 13; Plutarch on, vii, 16; power of, iii, 93; quoted, vii, 38. Periodicity, v, 183. Peripatetic School, the, viii, 105. Perquisites, legitimate, v, 44. Persecution, ii, 194; religious, Tolstoy on, ix, 181; uses of, ix, 132. Personal charm, ix, 103. Personality, iv, 193; v, 183; vi, 61; vii, 314; of the true artist, vi, 178. Perugino, iv, 28; vi, 21; Raphael and, vi, 24. Pessimism, philosophy of, viii, 363. Pestalozzi, and Froebel, x, 252; Jean Jacques Rousseau and, x, 252. _Peter Pan_, James Barrie, xiii, 11. Petrarch, Boccaccio and, xiii, 232; James Colonna and, xiii, 220; the founder of humanism, xiii, 241; place in literature, xiii, 209. Petroleum, composition of, xi, 385. _Phaedo_, Plato, ii, 195. Phalanstery, the, iii, p xi; viii, 412. Pharaoh, ii, 56. Pharisee ism, ii, 196. Pharsalia, battle of, vii, 57. Phidias, sculptor, reference to, i, 122; vii, 26. Philadelphia lawyers, vi, 306. Philanthropic spirit, the, xi, 327. Philip II, King of Spain, policy of, iv, 81, 93; Spain under the rule of, vi, 171. Philip III of Spain, court of, vi, 172. Philip IV, paintings of, by Velasquez, vi, 173. Philippe, King of France, ii, 83. Philippics of Cicero, the, vii, 56. _Philistine, The_, founding of, i, p xx. Philistinism, ii, 227, 237. Phillips, Wendell, abolitionist, character of, vii, 386; Ben Butler and, vii, 388; William Lloyd Garrison and, vii, 394; Ann Terry Greene, vii, 398; his Faneuil Hall speech, vii, 406; advice to oratorical aspirants, ix, 257; Emerson on, vii, 413; on Emerson, xiii, 171; Elbert Hubbard and, vii, 410; _The Lost Arts_, vii, 328; quoted, vi, 273; referred to, iii, 271; vi, 41, 148; vii, 252, 287; xi, 258; Charles Sumner and, vii, 399. _Philosophica
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