Made Secretary of Foreign Affairs at Milan 319 He suffers Persecution 319 A Law passed by the Cisalpine Republic 319 Monti loses his Situation in consequence 319 His "Musogonia" 319 Subject of his Poem entitled "Prometeo" 320 He obtains the Professor's Chair of Belles Lettres in Brera 321 1799. Suvaroff and the Austrians drive the French from Italy 321 End of the Italian Republics 321 Deplorable Destitution of Monti during his Exile 321 Goes to Pans on the Invitation of Mareschalchi 322 He composes a Hymn and an Ode on the Victory of Marengo 322 He returns to Italy 323 His Poem, the "Mascheroniana" 323 His Tragedy, "Caius Gracchus" 325 1802. The Cisalpine Congress meet at Lyons 326 Bonaparte made President 326 Monti, his Ode to Napoleon in the Name of the Congress 326 He obtains a Professorship at Pavia 327 Goes to Milan, where a Number of Offices are conferred on him 327 1805. Napoleon crowned King of Italy 327 Monti commanded to celebrate the Event 327 He composes his "Il Benificio" 328 His "Spada di Federico" 329 His "Palingenesi" 329 His "Jerogamia" 331 Remarks on "the Winged Horse of Arsinoe" 332 Translation of the Iliad 332 Visconti, his Praise of Monti's Iliad 333 1814. Overthrow of Napoleon 333 Monti loses all his public Employments 333 Pensions bestowed on him by the Emperor of Austria 333 He composes the "Mistico Omaggio" 334 His other Works 335 1812. Marriage of his Daughter 335 Her Poem "On a Rose" 335 The Della Crusca Controversy 336 Different Dialects of Italy 336 Bocca Romana 337