INDEX

Addison, Joseph, "A.E." (see George William Russell), Aeschylus, Agathon, Akins, Zoe, Alcaeus, Aldrich, Anne Reeve, Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, Alexander, Hartley Burr, Alexander, William, Allston, Washington, Ambercrombe, Lascelles, Anderson, Margaret Steele, Angelo, Michael, Arensberg, Walter Conrad, Aristotle, Arnold, Edwin, Arnold, Matthew, his discontent; on the poet's death; inspiration; loneliness; morality; religion; usefulness; youth; his sense of superiority. Arnold, Thomas, Asquith, Herbert, Austin, Alfred,

Bacon, Josephine Dodge Daskam, Baker, Karle Wilson, Baudelaire, Charles Pierre, Beatrice, Beattie, James, Beddoes, Thomas Lovell, Beers, Henry A., Benet, Stephen Vincent, Benet, William Rose, Bennet, William, Binyon, Robert Lawrence, Blake, William, later poets on; on inspiration; on the poet as truthteller; on the poet's religion. Blunden, Edmund, Boccaccio, Boker, George Henry, Borrow, George, Bowles, William Lisle, Branch, Anna Hempstead, Brawne, Fanny H., Bridges, Robert, Bronte, Emily, Brooke, Rupert, Browne, T. E., Browning, Elizabeth Barrett, appearance; Aurora Leigh; on Keats; on the poet's age; content with his own time; democracy; eyes; habitat; health, humanitarianism, inferiority to his creations, inspiration, love, morals, pain, personality, religion, resentment at patronage, self-consciousness, self-expression, sex, usefulness, other poets on,

Browning, Robert, on fame, on inspiration, on the poet's beauty, loneliness, love, morals, persecutions, pride, religion, self-expression, sex, superiority, usefulness, on Shakespeare, on Shelley, Sordello, other poets on Bryant, William Cullen Buchanan, Robert Bunker, John Joseph Burke, Edmund Burleigh, William Henry Burnet, Dana Burns, Robert, his self-depreciation, on the poet's caste, habitat, inspiration, love of liberty, morals, persecutions, poverty, superiority, other poets on Burton, Richard Butler, Samuel Byron, Lord, his body, escape from himself in poetry, friendship with Shelley, indifference to fame, later poets on, his morals, his mother, his religion, self-portraits in verse, superiority, on Tasso

Camoeens Campbell, Thomas Campion, Thomas Candole, Alec de Carlin, Francis Carlyle, Thomas Carman, Bliss Carpenter, Rhys Cary, Alice Cary, Elisabeth Luther Cassells, S. J. Cavalcanti, Guido Cawein, Madison Cellini, Benvenuto Cervantes Chapman, George Chatterton, Thomas Chaucer, Geoffrey Cheney, Annie Elizabeth Chenier, Andre Chesterton, Gilbert Keith Chivers, Thomas Holley Clare, John Clough, Arthur Hugh Coleridge, Hartley Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, appearance; on Blake; on Chatterton; friendship with Wordsworth; on the poet's habitat; health; love; morals; reflection in nature; religion; youth; usefulness; later poets on Collins, William, Colonna, Vittoria, Colvin, Sidney, Conkling, Grace Hazard, Cornwall, Barry (see Procter, Bryan Waller), Cowper, William, Cox, Ethel Louise, Crabbe, George, Crashaw, Richard, Cratylus,

Dana, Richard Henry, Daniel, Samuel, D'Annunzio, Gabriele, Dante, G.L. Raymond on; Oscar Wilde on; Sara King Wiley on; Dargan, Olive, David, Davidson, John, Davies, William Henry, Dermody, Thomas, Descartes, Dickinson, Emily, Dionysodorus, Dobell, Sidney, Dobson, Austin, Dommett, Alfred, Donne, John, Dowden, Edward, Dowson, Ernest, Drake, Joseph Rodman, Drinkwater, John, Druce, C.J., Dryden, John, Dunbar, Paul Laurence, Dunroy, William Reed, Dunsany, Lord Edward, Dyer, Sidney, Ehrman, Max, Elijah, Eliot, Ebenezer, Eliot, George, Emerson, Ralph Waldo, his contempt for the public; his democracy; his humility; on inspiration; on love of fame; on the poet's divinity; love; morals; poverty; solitude; usefulness Euripedes, Euthydemus, Evans, Mrs. E.H.,

Fainier, C.H., Fairfield, S. L., Field, Eugene., Flecker, James Elroy, Flint, F.S., French, Daniel Chester, Freneau, Philip Morin, Fuller, Frances, Fuller, Metta,

Gage, Mrs. Frances, Garnett, Richard, Gibson, Wilfred Wilson, Giddings, Franklin Henry, Gilbert, Sir William Schwenek Gilder, Richard Watson; on Helen Hunt Jackson; on Emma Lazarus; on the poet's age; blindness; inspiration; morality; normality; poverty Gillman, James Giltinan, Caroline Goethe Gosse, Edmund Gosson, Stephen Graves, Robert Gray, Thomas Grenfil, Julian Griffith, William Guiterman, Arthur

Hake, Thomas Gordon Halleck, Shelley Halpine, Charles Graham Hardy, Thomas Harris, Thomas Lake Harrison, Birge Hayne, Paul Hamilton Hazlitt, William Hemans, Felicia Henderson, Daniel Henley, William Ernest Herbert, George Herrick, Robert Hewlett, Maurice Hildreth, Charles Latin Hill, H., Hilliard, George Stillman Hillyer, Robert Silliman Hoffman, C. F. Hogg, Thomas Jefferson Holland, Josiah Gilbert Holmes, Oliver Wendell Homer Hood, Thomas Hooper, Lucy "Hope, Lawrence" (see Violet Nicolson) Horne, Richard Hengest Houghton, Lord Houseman, Laurence Hovey, Richard Hubbard, Harvey Hubner, Charles William Hughes, John Hugo, Victor Hunt, Leigh

Ingelow, Jean

Jackson, Helen Hunt Jameson, Mrs. Anna Brownell Johnson, Donald F. Goold Johnson, Lionel Johnson, Robert Underwood, Johnson, Rossiter Johnson, Dr. Samuel Jonson, Ben

Kaufman, Herbert Keats, John; his body; on Burns; Christopher North on; on his desire for fame; his egotism; on Elizabethan poets; on expression; on the harmony of poets Homer's blindness; on his indifference to the public; on inspiration; later poets on Keats; on love; quarrel with philosophy; on the poet's democracy, gift of prophecy, habitat, morals, persecutions, unpoetical character, unobtrusiveness, usefulness Keble, John Kemble, Frances Anne Kent, Charles Kenyon, James Benjamin Kerl, Simon Khayyam, Omar Kilmer, Joyce Kingsley, Charles Kipling, Rudyard Knibbs, Harry Herbert

Lamb, Charles Landor, Walter Savage; on Byron; confidence in immortality; on female poets; on Homer; on intoxication and inspiration; on the poet's age, morals, pride; on poetry and reason; on Shakespeare; on Southey Lang, Andrew Lanier, Sidney Larcom, Lucy Laura Lazarus, Emma Ledwidge, Francis Le Gallienne, Richard Leonard, William Ellery Lindsay, Vachel Lockhart, John Gibson Lodge, Thomas Lombroso, Cesare Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth; his democracy; on grief and poetry; Michael Angelo; on the poet's morals, solitude; on the savage poet; on inspiration Longinus Lord, William W. Low, Benjamin R. C. Lowell, Amy Lowell, James Russell; on Burns; on the poet's age, divinity, habitat, inspiration, usefulness Lucan Lucretius Lytton, Bulwer, on Andre Chenier; on the female poet; on Milton; on the poet's appearance, fame, persecution, usefulness

McDonald, Carl Mackaye, Percy Maclean, L. E. "Macleod, Fiona" (see William Sharp) MacNiel, J. C. Mann, Dorothea Lawrence Mansfield, Richard Map, Walter Markham, Edwin Marlowe, Christopher, Alfred Noyes on, Josephine Preston Peabody on, Marquis, Don, Masefield, John, Massey, Gerald, Masters, Edgar Lee, Meres, Francis, Meredith, George, Meredith, Owen, Meynell, Alice, Meynell, Viola, Middleton, Richard, Millay, Edna St. Vincent, Miller, Joaquin, Milton, John, Miriam, Mitchell, L. E., Mitchell, Stewart Mitford, Mary Russell, Montgomery, James, Moody, William Vaughan, Moore, Thomas, Morley, Christopher, Morris, Lewis, Morris, William, Myers, Frederick W. H.

Naden, Constance, Nash, Thomas, Neihardt, John Gneisenau, Nero, Nerval, Gerard de, Newbolt, Henry, Newman, Henry, Newton, Sir Isaac, Nicolson, Violet, Nordau, Max Simon, North, Christopher, Noyes, Alfred,

O'Connor, Norreys Jephson, Osborne, James Insley, O'Sheel, Shaemus, Otway, Thomas,

Pater, Walter, Patmore, Coventry, on the poet's expression, indifference to fame, love, morals, religion, usefulness Payne, John, Peabody, Josephine Preston, Percival, James Gates, Percy, William Alexander, Petrarch, Phidias, Phillips, Stephen, Phillpotts, Eden, Pierce, C. A., Plato, Ion, Phaedo Philebus, Phaedrus, Republic, Symposium, Poe, Edgar Allan, Pollock, Robert, Pope, Alexander, Pound, Ezra, Praed, Winthrop Mackworth Price, C. Augustus Procter, Adelaide Anne Procter, Bryan Cornwall

Rand, Theodore Harding Raphael Raymond, George Lansing Reade, Thomas Buchanan Realf, Richard Reno, Lydia M. Rice, Cale Young Rice, Harvey Riley, James Whitcomb Rittenhouse, Jessie Rives, Hallie Erven Robbins, Reginald Chauncey Roberts, Cecil Roberts, Charles George Douglas Robinson, Edwin Arlington Robinson, Mary Rossetti, Christina Rossetti, Dante Gabriel, on Chatterton, on Dante, on Marston, on the poet's age, expression, inspiration, love, morals, usefulness Rousseau, Jean Jacques Ruskin, John Russell, George William Ryan, Abram J.

Sampson, Henry Aylett Sandburg, Carl Sappho; Alcaeus on, modern poets on her genius, on her passion Savage, John Saxe, John Godfrey Scala, George Augustus Schauffler, Robert Haven Schiller, Johann Christoff Friedrich Scott, Sir Walter Seeger, Alan Service, Robert Shairp, Principal Shakespeare, William Sharp, William Shelley, Percy Bysshe, and Byron, on female poets, his hostility to the public, his indifference to his body, on Keats, on the poet's early death, habitat, inspiration, love, madness, loneliness, morals, persecutions, poverty, religion, seership, usefulness, on prenatal life, on Tasso Shenstone, William Sidney, Sir Philip Sinclair, May Smart, Christopher Smith, Alexander, Smith, J. Thorne, jr., Socrates, Solomon, Soran, Charles, Southey, Robert, Spenser, Edmund, Sprague, E.L., Stedman, Edmund Clarence, Stephens, James, Stickney, Trumbull, Stoddard, Charles Warren, Sullivan, Sir Arthur, Swinburne, Algernon, chafing against moral restraints; on Victor Hugo; on Marston; on his mother; on the poet's age; love of liberty; morals; parentage; religion; usefulness; on Christina Rossetti; on Sappho; on Shelley Symons, Arthur,

Taine, Hippolyte Adolph, Tannahill, John, Tasso, Torquato, Taylor, Bayard, Teasdale, Sara, Tennyson, Alfred, burlesque on inspiration in wine; his contempt for the public; on the poet's death; expression; inspiration; intuitions; love of liberty; lovelessness; morality; pantheism; persecution; rank; religion; superiority to art; usefulness Tertullian, Thomas, Edith, Thompson, Francis, confidence in immortality; humility; on inspiration; on love and poetry; on Alice Meynell; on Viola Meynell; on the poet's body; expression; grief; habitat; loneliness; morals; youth Thomson, James, Thomson, James (B.V.), his atheism; on Mrs. Browning; on inspiration; on pessimistic poetry; on Platonic love; on Shelley; on Tasso; on Weltschmerz Timrod, Henry, Tolstoi, Count Leo, Towne, Charles Hanson, Trench, Herbert, Tupper, Martin Farquhar,

Van Dyke, Henry, Vergil, Verlaine, Paul Marie, Villon, Francois, Viviani, Emilia,

Waddington, Samuel Ware, Eugene Watts-Dunton, Theodore Wesley, Charles West, James Harcourt Wheelock, John Hall White, Kirke Whitman, Walt; confidence in immortality; democracy; on expression; on the poet's idleness, inspiration, morals, normality, protean nature, love, reconciling of man and nature; on the poet-warrior; his zest Whittier, John Greenleaf Wilde, Oscar, on Byron; on Dante; on Keats; on love and art; his morals; on the poet's prophecy; on the uselessness of art Wiley, Sara King Winter, William Woodberry, George Edward; apology; on friendship; on the poet's love; on inspiration; on Shelley Wordsworth, William; confidence in immortality; on female poets; his friendship with Coleridge; on James Hogg; on inspiration; Keats' annoyance with Wordsworth; on love poetry; on the peasant poet; on the poet's democracy, habitat, morals, religion, solitude; the Prelude; on prenatal life; quarrel with philosophy; repudiation of inspiration through wine Wright, Harold Bell

Yeats, William Butler Young, Edmund