Liberty, See National Anthem Lido (The), ride on, introduced in "Julian and Mad- Life lengthened by adopting vegetable diet, i. 128 Lilith, the first wife of Adam (Goethe's "Faust"), Lind (Dr. James), portrayed in "Laon and Cythna,' Lines ("Far, far away"), 1821, v. 66 ("That time is dead for ever, child"), 1817, iv. 317 Lines to a Critic (1817), iv. 323 Lines to a Reviewer (1820), v. 35 Lines to William Godwin, iv. 311 Lines written among the Euganean Hills, October Lines written during the Castlereagh Administration Lines written in the Bay of Lerici (1822), v. 123 In "The Boat on the Serchio"-Shelley, v. 100 Livia (“Magico Prodigioso”), v. 213, 237 Lord Chancellor, To the (poem of 1817), iv. 311 Love (poem of 1811), v. 300 Love, Hope, Desire, and Fear (fragment, 1821), v. 80 Two fragments on (1821), v. 104 Love the Universe (fragment, 1819), v. 14 Love's Rose (poem of 1811 ?), v. 305 Lucan's "Pharsalia," motto from, i. 177 Reference to the bite of the Numidian seps in, Reference to the bite of the dipsas in, iii. 227 Lucretia, wife of Count Cenci, character in "The Lucretius, motto to "Queen Mab" from, i. 1; quota- Lyttelton (Secretary), character in "Charles I.", Maddalo, a courtier ("Scene from Tasso "), iv. 336 66 Magic Plant (The)," embodied in "Fragments of an "Magico Prodigioso,' scenes from the, translated v. 111 Mahmud, character in "Hellas," iv. 43 Mahomet ("Prologue to Hellas"), v. 84, 87 Manchester massacre, iv. 134 Marenghi (poem of 1818), iv. 338 Marianne's Dream (poem of 1817), iv. 303 Mary [Wollstonecraft Shelley] (To), with "Laon and Mary, Two fragments to (1819), v. 20 "What Mary is when she a little smiles," v. 210 v. 306 Marzio, assassin in "The Cenci," iii. 13 Mask of Anarchy (The), written on the Occasion of Rejected stanzas, iv. 142, 145 The holograph of, iv. vi Referred to, i. xlviii, lvi; iv. vi Matilda gathering Flowers, from the "Purgatorio Mavrocordato (Prince Alexander), "Hellas" dedi- Medusa (On the) of Leonardo da Vinci in the Floren- Medwin (Thomas), i. vi, xiv, xix, xx, 1, liv; v. vi Melchior in "The Boat on the Serchio" = Williams, Melody to a Scene of Former Times (poem of 1810), Mephistopheles (Goethe's "Faust"), v. 242 Mercury, Hymn to, from the Greek of Homer, v. 129; In "Prometheus Unbound," iii. 149 Miching Mallecho, See Peter Bell the Third Milan, quenchless ashes of, iv. 47, 88 Visconti, tyrants of, v. 42 Military character, ridiculousness of the, i. 79 "The third among the sons of light," iv. 8 Referred to, v. 25 (note), 119 (note) Minerva, Homer's Hymn to (translated 1818 ?), v. 162 Miscellaneous Posthumous Poems, iv. 297-345; v. Misery, Invocation to (poem of 1818), iv, 326 Mont Blanc, Lines written in the Vale of Chamouni, Moon, Homer's Hymn to the (translated 1818?) v. 159 Moon, To the (fragment, 1820), v. 57 Moon, To the (fragment, 1822), v. 126 Moschus, translation from the Greek of, i. 176 Fragment of the Elegy on the death of Bion, v.203 Motto for "Adonais " from Elegy on the death of Moscon ("Magico Prodigioso"), v. 211 Moses the Sow-gelder, in " Edipus Tyrannus," iii. 313 Mother and Son (poem of 1812), v. 307 f Mountcashell (Lady), her garden at Pisa the scene of Referred to, i. 1 Murder as a means of justice, i. 78 Music (poem of 1821), v. 102 Music, Two Fragments to (1817), iv. 321 Naples, Ode to (poem of 1820), v. 38; See Stanzas National Anthem [for Liberty] (poem of 1819), v. S Necessity, doctrine of, i. 93 Necessity of Atheism (The), tract of 1811, reprinted Referred to, i. xxiv Newton (J. F.), his "Defence of Vegetable Regimen ” Beauty and healthfulness of his children, i. 134 Referred to, i. xxix Nicholson (Margaret), See Posthumous Fragments Nile, Sonnet to the (1818), iv. 324 Ocean, in "Prometheus Unbound,” iii. 149 Ode to Heaven (1819), iii. 281; referred to i. 1; iii. vi Ode to Naples (1820), v. 38 Ode to the West Wind (1819), iii. 284; referred to, i. Edipus Tyrannus, or Swellfoot the Tyrant, a Dramatis Personæ, iii. 313 Referred to, i. 1, li; iii. v Olimpio, assassin in "The Cenci," iii. 13 Oliver, the spy who instigated Brandreth, Turner, Ollier (C. and J.), publish for Shelley, i. xli Orsino, character in "The Cenci," iii. 13 Original Poetry by Victor and Cazire (1810), i. xxi, "Osservatore Fiorentino," source of "Ginevra,” v. "Othman," the tyrant in "Laon and Cythna," ii. 105 Ozymandias, Sonnet (published 1818), ii. 294 Pacchiani, Francesco, i. 1 Pan, Hymn of (poem of 1820), v. 29 66 Pan, Echo, and the Satyr, from Moschus, v. 204 Panthea, in "Prometheus Unbound," iii. 149 Peace first and last (fragment, 1821), v. 90 Nightmare Abbey," parallel passage, iii. 339 Peter Bell the Third, by Miching Mallecho, Esq., iv. 150-187 Dedication to Thomas Brown, Esq., the younger, Prologue iv. 153; Part 1, Death, 155; Part 2, Petrella, castle of, iii. 12, 13, 39, 57, 68 et seq., 126 Philosophical View of Reform (1819), i. xlvii |