Doyle, Colonel Francis: consulted by Lady Byron as to a separation, 338; signs Lady Byron's statement of her conduct, 355; advises Lady Byron to obtain a confession from Mrs. Leigh, 360, 361, 397 Dragomestri, Byron's visit to, 85 _Dream, The_, what the poem reveals, 289, 290 _Duel, The_, the poem's application to Mary Chaworth, 298 Edleston, a chorister at Cambridge: Byron saves his life and forms a romantic attachment to, 222; his death, 230, 231 Elphinstone, Miss Mercer, and Byron, 311 Fenton, Captain, 180 Finlay, George, _History of Greece_: the siege of Missolonghi, 70; Byron's mode of life at Missolonghi, 98 _et seq._, 148; on Byron, 176; _Reminiscences of Byron_, 201; Byron's last illness, 405 Fletcher, Byron's valet: Byron's last ride, 164; ignorance of the doctors, 165, 166; Byron's last illness and death, 170, 171, 252; his statement, 192 _et seq._; accompanies Byron's body to England, 202; Dr. Bruno's reply to the statement, 403 _et seq._; Dr. Millingen's account of Byron's last illness, 405 _et seq._ _Florida_, the brig, brings the loan to Greece, and conveys back Byron's body, 199 _et seq._ Freiber, Dr., German physician, attends Byron, 169 Gamba, Count Pietro: on Byron's religious opinions, 16, 17; fracas at Pisa, 20; goes to Albaro, 32; travels with Byron to Greece, 47, 48; on Byron's perseverance and discernment, 65; on Byron's favourite reading, 79; Byron's practical sympathy, 80; accompanies Byron to Missolonghi, 83; taken prisoner by the Turks, 84; release and arrival at Missolonghi, 85; the General Assembly at Missolonghi, 88; Byron's interview with the two privateer sailors, 91; becomes editor of the _Greek Telegraph_, 114; Byron's illness, 121, 143, 148, 163 _et seq._; arrest of English officers, 157; Byron's funeral, 184; conveys Byron's body to Zante, 198 Gamba, Count Ruggiero, Byron's neighbour at Pisa, 3; leaves Pisa and goes to Montenero, 21; ordered to leave Montenero, 22; goes to Albaro, 32; and Byron, 212 Gamba, Teresa. See Guiccioli, Countess Gell, Sir William, his writings, 100, 101 n. George IV. makes 'equivocation' the fashion, 17, 18; and Sir Walter Scott, 53 _Giaour, The_, what the poem reveals, 240, 256, 257, 265 Gifford, William, Byron's opinion of, 51, 60 Greece: Byron sails for, 47; state of the country and army, 64, 87 _et seq._, 118, 180; Byron advances £4,000, 67; Byron's appeal to the nation, 69, 70; preparations against Lepanto, 91; honours offered to Byron, 151, 152; Congress at Salona, 153; Greek loan raised in London, 156; effect of Byron's death on, 175 _et seq._ _Greece, History of_, by G. Finlay, 70; by Mitford, 100 _Greek Chronicle_: Byron's support, 108; suppression of, 112, 113 _Greek Telegraph_, 103, 113