_Russian_ Ladies; how properly they punish a boasting Coxcomb who had affronted them, 334, & _seq._ See _Ladies_. S. _Sadragesillus_, preceptor to Dagobert, heir to the Crown of France, 74. How used by his Pupil, 75. _St. Loe_ (Captain) gets the Boston Magistrates and Select-men served with a flagellation, 273, & _seq._ _Saints_, the frequent tricks the Devil puts upon them, 125, & _seq._ How they have received the advances of the Fair Sex, 261, & _seq._ The expedient of a certain Eastern Saint to make himself cry, 364. _Sallust_ (the Historian), makes free with Milo’s Wife; how served by the Husband, 65. _Sancho_, his manner of discipline, 195, 226. _Sanlec_, a French Poet; his Satire on Confessors quoted, 234. _Scarron_ quoted, 285. _Scaligerana_ quoted, 36, 270. _Schoolmasters_ of modern times are as fond of using their discipline as ancient ones, 71, & _seq._ Are not worth mentioning in so interesting a book as this, 160, 175. _Scot_, a good Story of his, in his _Mensa Philosophica_, 232. _Scythians_, their expedient to conquer their revolted Slaves, 51; and success, 52. _Seneca_ quoted, 82. _Slaves_, the wanton usage of them in Rome, 61, & _seq._ 66, & _seq._ See _Masters_. _Solomon_ (King), recommends flagellations, 76. His opinion confirmed afterwards by that of Chrysippus, _ibid._ _Sorbona_, whence the word is derived, 143. _Sovereigns_; instances of Sovereigns upon whom disciplines have been publicly inflicted, 250, & _seq._ _Spain._ An account of the processions of Penitents established there, 374, & _seq._ Gallantry and nicety of honour that prevail in them, _ibid._ The art of performing flagellations with gracefulness is taught there by Masters for that purpose, 376. _Spirit_ of Laws quoted, 173. _Stephen_ (Cardinal), dies suddenly for his having neglected the use of flagellations, 214, 302. _Stylites_ (St. Simeon), an Anchorite who had fixed his habitation on the top of a column, 114. _Suetonius_ quoted, 59, 97. _Superanus_, a Greek Philosopher; laudable flagellations he inflicts upon himself, 98. _Surgeon_, great favour and confidence shewn to him by a great Princess, 270. His ungrateful conduit, _ibid._ The greatness of his guilt displayed, 271, 272; his punishment, _ibid._ extreme justice of the same, _ibid._ _Syrians_, flagellations of a religious kind used among them, 86, 87. T. _Tales_, Arabian Tales quoted, 290. Of the Queen of Navarre, 188, 330, 331. _Thracians_, flagellations of a voluntary kind used among them, 84. _Tresnel_ (the Marchioness of), is incensed at the arrogant competition of the Lady of Liancourt, a woman of inferior birth, 278. Gets her served with a flagellation, 279. More serious consequences of the affair, 280.