James I. | Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia. | Sophia, Electress of Hanover. | George I. | George II. = Caroline of Ansbach. | Frederick, Prince of Wales. | George III. | Duke of Kent. | Queen Victoria. | Edward VII. [21] Letter of Leibniz to the Princess of Hohenzollern-Heckingen, Hanover, 25th February, 1702. Some passages in this letter are omitted as unfit for publication. [22] Nero is satirised under the name of Trimalchio by Petronius Arbiter in the _Satyricon_, and the description of his banquet is gross in the extreme. A comparison of Petronius’s account of the banquet in the _Satyricon_ with Leibniz’s description of the _fête_ at Hanover will show how closely the Electoral Court followed the Roman original. [23] Dr. A. W. Ward, the greatest English authority on Hanoverian history, has brought this point out clearly in his _Notes on the Personal Union between England and Hanover_. [24] Howe’s Despatch, Hanover, 18th February, 1706. CHAPTER V. THE HEIRESS OF GREAT BRITAIN. 1706–1713.