When the last hope of trampled France had failed *Where has he of race divine ... Whether the Sensitive Plant, or that Whilst Monarchs laughed upon their thrones Whose is the love that gleaming through the world, Wild, pale, and wonder-stricken, even as one ... Within a cavern of man's trackless spirit... ... Would you not like a broomstick? As for me ... Ye congregated powers of heaven, who share... GENERAL INDEX. Adam and Eve, allegory of, ii, 537 Adam and Moses, dispute between, ii, 513 Adonais, an Elegy on the death of John Keats, i, 512-530 Preface, i, 512 Cancelled passages, i, 528 Correctness of the first edition, i, xxi Adonis, Fragment of Elegy on the Death of, from the Greek of Bion, ii, 340 "Ah! faint are her limbs, and her footstep is weary," song from "St. Ahasuerus, a Jew, character in "Hellas," i, 535 Ahasuerus in "Queen Mab," ii, 474 Ahasuerus fragment in "Queen Mab" notes, ii, 524 Alastor, or the Spirit of Solitude, i, 1-21 Preface i, 1 Poems published with, i, 22-38 Carefully printed, i, x Albano, an usher in "Scene from Tasso," ii, 178 Allegory (An), poem of 1820, ii, 226 Allègra, or Alba, daughter of Claire Clairmont and Byron, referred to in "Julian and Maddalo," ii, 6 Altar of the Federation in "Laon and Cythna," i, 122 America the home of Freedom, i, 189 Amphisbæna and bird, i, 159 Anarchy, The Mask of. See Mask of Anarchy (The) Andrea, servant in "The Cenci," i, 258 Animal food, ill consequences of eating, ii, 539 et seq. Apennines, Passage of the (poem of 1818), ii, 171 Apollo, Hymn of (poem of 1820), ii, 204 Apollo, in "Prometheus Unbound," i, 345 Arabic, From the, an Imitation (poem of 1821), ii, 231 Archimedes, motto to "Laon and Cythna" from, i, 52 Argolia ("Laon and Cythna "), i, 82, 105 Arno, wood skirting the, "Ode to the West Wind" written in a, i, 443 (note) Arrangement, principles of, i, xiii Asia, in "Prometheus Unbound,” i, 345 Atheists, the burning of, i, 182; ii, 472 Atlas, The Witch of, See Witch of Atlas (The) Augustine's (St.) Confessions, motto to "Alastor" from, i, 3 Autumn. a Dirge (poem of 1820), ii, 32 Bacon, his Moral Essays quoted, ii, 518 Bastwick, character in " Charles I.", ii, 110 Baynes (Prof. T. S.), on Shelley in Edinburgh Review, i, xviii Beatrice Cenci, character in "The Cenci," i, 258 Belief and disbelief unconnected with volition, ii, 516 Belief, intensity of, proportionate to the degrees of excitement, ii, 514 "Between" used for "through," i, 15 Bible, purport of the contents of the, ii, 526 Bice, the beloved of Dante, i, 29 Bigotry's Victim (poem of 1811), ii, 415 Bion, fragment of his Elegy on the death of Adonis, ii, 340 Fragment of Elegy on his death, from Greek of Moschus, ii, 341 Birth of Pleasure (The), poem of 1819, ii, 193 Boat of curved shell of hollow pearl, i, 195, 200 Boat on the Serchio (The), poem of 1821, ii, 260 Bonaparte, Feelings of a Republican on the Fall of (poem of 1815), i, 27 See Napoleon Bracknell, Stanza written at, 1814, ii, 152 Bridal Song (A), poem of 1821, ii, 243 Buona Notte (poem of 1820), ii, 218 "But just disease to luxury succeeds," ii, 539 Byron (Lord), epigraph for "Ode to Liberty" from, i, 452 Fragment of an Address to, ii, 177 Sonnet to, ii, 264 Count Maddalo in "Julian and Maddalo," ii, 1 et seq. "The Pythian of the age," i, 521 "The Pilgrim of Eternity," i, 521 See Allègra Calderon, "El Purgatorio de San Patricio," speech of Beatrice Cenci sug gested by a passage in, i, 256 (note) Scenes from the "Magico Prodigioso" (translated 1822), ii, 347-370 Calm Thoughts (fragment, 1819), ii, 194 Camillo (Cardinal), character in "The Cenci," i, 258 Canning, ii, 54 Caracalla, Baths of, "Prometheus Unbound" chiefly written there, i, 341 Caroline (Queen), as Iona Taurina in "Edipus Tyrannus," i, 462 Castlereagh (Lord) as Purganax in "Edipus Tyrannus," i, 462 In the City of Hell, ii, 54 Castles, a government spy, ii, 54 Castor and Pollux, Homer's Hymn to (translated 1819 ?), ii, 30€ Cat, Verses on a (about 1800), ii, 389 Caucasus, Icy rocks in the Indian, i, 345 Cavalcanti (Guido) to Dante Alighieri, Sonnet translated by Shelley, ii, 347 Cenci (Beatrice), portrait by Guido, i, 256 Cenci (Count Francesco, Giacomo, Bernardo, Lucrezia, and Beatrice), Cenci Palace, Rome, described, i, 257 Cenci (The); a Tragedy in five Acts. i, 251-339 Dedication to Leigh Hunt, i, 251 Preface, i, 252 Dramatis personæ, i, 258 Correctness of the first edition, i, xxi Chamouni, Lines written in the Vale of (1816), i, 47-51; cancelled passage, i, 51 Chancellor (Lord), See Eldon and Lord Chapman, quotation from his "Byron's Conspiracie", i, 62 Charité," a portion of the imaginary Doric Trilogy of Edipus, i, 462 Chastity a superstition, ii, 505 Chatterton, one of "the inheritors of unfulfilled renown," i, 525 Christian religion, note on the falseness of the, ii, 526 Supported by war, imprisonment, murder, falsehood, ii, 528 "Circumstance," epigram translated from the Greek, ii, 339 Clairmont (Claire), See Allègra Clarin ("Magico Prodigioso"), ii, 347 Claudian, quotation from, ii, 535 Clement VIII., tragedy of the Cenci during the pontificate of, i, 252 Climate, changes in, ii, 507 Cloud (The), poem of 1820, i, 446 Cobbett, allusion to, ii, 54 Coercion in matters of opinion shews that falsehood is felt, ii. 529 Coleridge (S. T.), poem to, “ ΔΑΚΡΥΣΙ ΔΙΟΙΣΩ ΠΟΤΜΟΝ ΑΠΟΤΜΟΝ," i, 22 "A hooded eagle among blinking owls," ii, 80 "A mighty Phantasm," i, 530 Criticized in "Peter Bell the Third," ii, 61 Colonna Palace, Rome, portrait of Beatrice Cenci formerly there, i, 253, 256 Commerce, evils of, ii, 463 et seq. Compositors, persistent indolence of, i, xxviii Como, shore of the Lake of, scene of "Rosalind and Helen,” i, 202 Constantia (To), Singing ("Thus to be lost," poem of 1817), ii, 160 ii, 161 Constantine, penalties inflicted by him on unlicensed love, ii, 503 (note) Cottington (Lord), character in "Charles I.", ii, 110 Couplets ("And that I walk thus proudly," 1821), ii, 266 Coventry (Lord), character in "Charles I.", ii, 110 Crime caused by the use of animal food and fermented liquors, ii, 537 et 27. Criticism, those who write for immortality should not fear, i, 58 Critics, previously unsuccessful authors, i, 529 Cromwell, character in "Charles I.", ii, 110 Cromwell's daughter, character in "Charles I.”, ii, 110 Cyclops (The), a Satyric Drama translated from Euripides (1819), ii, 312- Cythna ("Laon and Cythna "), i, 86 Dæmon ("Magico Prodigioso "), ii, 349 "Dæmon of the World (The)," revised excerpt from "Queen Mab,” i, 30-58 Referred to, i, 2 Second Part, i, 38-47 The copy of "Queen Mab" worked upon for, i, x = Dakry, Minister of Swellfoot, in "Edipus Tyrannus," Lord Eldon, i, 462 "Matilda gathering flowers," translated from the "Purgatorio," ii, 345 The first canzone of the "Convito," ii, 343 To Guido Cavalcanti, Sonnet translated by Shelley, i, 29 Daood, character in "Hellas," i, 535 Dead but not forgotten (fragment, 1819), ii, 195 Death ("Death is here and death is there." poem of 1820), ii, 28 Death, a Dialogue (poem of 1810), ii, 392 Death, and his brother Sleep, i, 30; ii, 431 Death Vanquished poem of 1810, ii, 393 "Death-bell (The) beats," ballad in “St. Irvyne," ii, 396 Deism, pillory and imprisonment for, ii, 529 Demogorgon, in "Prometheus Unbound," i, 345 Desarts of Sleep (The), fragment, 1820, ii, 227 Despair (poem of 1810), ii, 408 Devil's Walk (The), a Ballad (1812), ii, 425 Diet, disease and crime caused by unnatural, ii, 537 et seq. Diotima, "the wise prophetess." i, 510 Dirge (A), poem of 1822, ii, 280 |