INDEX.
Reading edition
Abydos, Bride of Adeline (Lady), analysis of female character Albrizzi (Countess), salon of Ali Pasha, his reception of Byron Allegra, Byron's daughter Athenians, character of Athens Aurora Raby, La Guiccioli idealised
Becher's, Rev. J.T., influence on Byron Beppo Blackwood's Magazine Blessington, Lady Blues, The Boatswain (Byron's dog) Bologna Boston's Fourfold State Bowers, Byron's tutor Bowles, controversy about Pope Bozzaris, Marco, death of Brandes, Prof., criticism of Byron's bust British Review, To the Editor of the Bronze, The Age of Brougham's, Lord, criticism of Hours of Idleness Brown, Hamilton Bruno, Dr. Brydges, Sir Egerton, criticism of Cain Burns Burun, an ancestor of Byron Butler, Dr., master of Harrow Byron, Augusta Ada (the poet's daughter) Byron, George Gordon, 6th Lord genealogy; birth; residence at Ballater; school-life; early loves; "first dash into poetry"; accession to peerage; Baillie, Dr., medical adviser; at Harrow; coming of age; writes review on Wordsworth; Annesley, residence at; at Cambridge; takes seat in House of Lords; travels; studies Romaic; Armenian; attacks of fever; speeches in House of Lords; writes address on re-opening of Drury Lane Theatre; publishes the Giaour; friendship with Sir Walter Scott; marriage; separation from wife; departure from England; friendship with Shelley; in Switzerland; in Italy; life in Venice completes Childe Harold life at Ravenna at Pisa relations with Leigh Hunt life in Albaro joins conspiracy in Italy joins movement for liberation of Greece leaves Italy life in Greece last illness and death last words funeral honours Byron, Lord allusions in his poetry to his training appreciation of aristocratic sentiments Austria, hatred of, characteristics characteristics of literature in Byron's age cleverness comparison with Shelley and Wordsworth contemporary admiration debts defects of character defects of his poetry descriptive power dislike of professional littérateurs dissipations dogmatism early friends financial affairs follower of Pope garrulity idleness knowledge of languages knowledge of Scripture in London society lameness love of mountains melancholy pecuniary profits personal appearance physical endurance poetic character politics reading relations to female sex scholarship Scotch superstition social views solitude sources of Byron's work swimming, feats of tame bear temper theological views verse-romances women estimate of works translated Byron, John, Admiral Byron, John, of Clayton Byron, John (father) Byron, Lady (wife) Byron, Mrs. (mother) Byron, Richard (2nd Lord) Byron, Robert de Byron, Sir John (1st Lord) Byron, Sir Nicholas Byron, William (3rd Lord) Byron, William (4th Lord) Byron, William (5th Lord)
Cadiz, estimate of Cain Cambridge Campbell, Thomas Carbonari, a secret society Carlisle, Lord Carlyle Castelar Cenci Charlotte, Princess Chasles, criticism by Chatterton Chaucer Chaworth, Mary Ann Chaworth, Mr. Chaworth, Viscount Cheltenham Childe Harold criticism of Chillon, Prisoner of Christabel Churchill's Grave Civil Wars Clairmont, Miss, intimacy with Clare, Lord, friendship with Clermont, Mrs., Lady Byron's maid Cogni, Margarita, intimacy with Coleridge Colocatroni, the brigand Constantinople Corinth, Siege of Corsair Could I remount the River of my Years Cowley Cowper Crabbe Curse of Minerva
Dallas, R.C. Dante D'Arcy, Amelia (Countess Conyers) Darkness Davies, Scrope Davy, Sir H. Deformed Transformed Don Juan criticism of Doomsday Book Dramas (Byron's) Dream, The Drury, Dr. Joseph Drury, Henry Drury Lane Theatre Drury, Mark Dryden Duff, Mary, intimacy with Dulwich
Eddlestone, the chorister Edinburgh Review Ekenhead, Lieutenant Eldon, Lord Elgin, Lord Elze England's vice of hypocrisy English Bards and Scotch Reviewers English character English literature
Faery Queene (Spenser's) Falkland, Lord Faust, influence of, on Byron Ferrara Fletcher (valet) Florence Foscari, The Two Francesca of Rimini Frere
Galt Gamba Gell Geneva Genoa George, Prince of Denmark George III. Giaour Gibbon Gibraltar Gifford Glenarvon (Lady Caroline Lamb's novel) Glennie, Dr. Goethe Gray, May, her influence over Byron Gray (poet) Greece Grindelwald Guiccioli
Hailstone, Prof. Hanson, Mr., solicitor Harness, a school-fellow Harrogate, trip to Harrow Hawthorne Heaven and Earth Heber, Bishop Hebrew Melodies Hints from Horace Hiron, a Cambridge tradesman Hobhouse Hodgson, Rev. F. Holderness, Earl of Holland, Lord Hoppner Hours of Idleness Howard, Hon. F. Howitt, William Hucknall Torkard, church Hudibras Hunt, John Hunt, Leigh
Ilissus Ilium Island, The Italy Ithaca
Jackson, Mr., a pugilist Janina Jeffrey Jones (tutor) Journal (Byron's) Juliet, story of Jungfrau Juvenilia
Keats Kemble, Frances Ann, memoirs of Kennedy, Dr. Kharyati Kinnaird, Douglas Kirkby Mallory
Lalla Rookh Lamb, Lady Caroline La Mira Landlord, Tales of a Landor Lanfranchi Lara Lausanne Lavender, a quack Lee, Harriet Leeds, Duke of Leghorn Leigh, Colonel Leigh, Mrs. (poet's sister Augusta) Loman, Lake Lepanto Lewis Liberal, the Lido Lion (pet dog) Lisbon Lisle, Rouget de Loch Leven Locke Lockhart London Londonderry, Lord Long, Edward Noel Longman Loughborough Lucca Lucifer Lushington, Dr.
Macaulay Mackenzie (the Man of Feeling) Mafra Magellan, Straits of Mallet Malta Mandeville, Sir John Manfred criticism of Mansel, Dr. Lort Marathon Marilyn, Mrs. Marina Faliero criticism of Marius Marlowe Martineau, Miss Matlock Matthews, C.S. Mavrocordatos, Prince Alexander Mayor, Dr. Mazeppa Mazzini Medora (daughter of Mrs. Leigh) Medwin, Captain Meister, Wilhelm Melbourne Memoirs (Byron's) Mesolonghi Milan Milbanke, Sir Ralph Milligen (a physician) Milton Moore Morea Morgan, Lady Morgantc Maggiore Murray, Joe (butler) Murray, John Musters
Napier, Colonel Naples Napoleon Newark Newbury, battle of Nowstead Noel, Lady Norton, Mrs. Nottingham
Odysseus Ossington Oxford
Paganini Parisina Parker, Margaret, intimacy with Parr, Dr. Parry (engineer) Parthenon Paterson (a tutor) Patras Peel, Sir Robert Peloponnesus Pentelicus Persia Petrarch Philopoemen Pigot Pisa Plato's Glaucus Pleasures of Hope Po (river) Polidori Pope Porson, 39 Power, Miss Prometheus Pulci
Quarterly Review
Rambler Raphael Ravenna Regent, the Regillus Reid, Dr. Rejected Addresses Revolution, the French Rhine Rhoetian hill Richter Robinson, Crabb Rochdale Rochester Rogers, Samuel, (poet) Rogers (tutor) Roman Catholic Emancipation, speech on behalf of Roman Catholic religion Rome Ross (a tutor) Rossina Rousseau Rubens Rushton, Robert Ruskin Russell, Lord John Russia Ruthyn, Lord Grey de
Sainte Beuve Santa Croce Saragassa, Maid of Sardanapalus Saturday Review Schlegel, F. Scotland, allusions to Scott, Sir Walter Seaham Segati, Mariana, intimacy with Seville Shakespeare Shelley Shelley, Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs., letter of Sheridan Siddons, Mrs. Sinclair, George, friend of Byron Sligo, Marquis of Smith, Mrs. Spencer ("Florence") Smith, Sir Henry Smyrna Socrates Soraete Southey Southwell Spain Spectator Spencer, Earl Spenser Spielberg Spinoza Stael, Madame de Stanhope, Colonel Stanhope, Lady Hester Staubbach Stendhal Stephen, Leslie Stromboli Suliotes Swift Swinstead Switzerland
Taafe Taine Tasso Tavell (a tutor) Telegrapho(newspaper) Tennant Tennyson Tepaleni Thackeray Thebes Theresa (Maid of Athens) Thorwaldsen Tickhill Titian Trelawny Turkey Tusculum
University training
Vampire, The Vanessa Vathi Venice Verona "Victory," the Vision of Judgment Voltaire
"Wager," the Waltz, The, Washington Waterloo Watkins, Dr. John Wellington Wengern Werner West (artist) Westminster Abbey Wildman Williams, Captain Wingfield, John Woodhouselee, Lord Wordsworth World Wycliffe
York Yussuf Pasha
Zante Zitza