ARISTOPHANES, 242: 260: 280; his censure of Euripides, 265 ARISTOTLE, 63: 67; influence on Spenser, 120-1; style, 122; his doctrine of the καθαρσις, 264-5; his Æsthetics, 265-6; Poetics, 274-6; his _Rhetoric_, 287 ARMSTRONG, Dr. John, his connection with Thomson, 333 ARNOLD, Matthew, 63; quoted, 21: 105: 106: 194: 272-3 ATHENÆUS, 293 AUSONIUS, his _Rosæ_, 246 AVITUS, 251 BACON, Lord, his _Sylva Sylvarum_, 114; his Latin style, 122; quoted, 182; on poetry, 279 BARCLAY, his _Argenis_, 129 BARNUM, the late Mr., on Advertisement, 158 BEACONSFIELD, Lord, quoted, 219 BENECKE, Mr. E. F. M., his _Antimachus of Colophon_ and _Position of Women in Greek Poetry_ reviewed, 255-93 BENTLEY, Richard, 156 BERNAYS, Prof., on the καθαρσις of Aristotle, 265 BOILEAU, 125 BOLINGBROKE, Lord, 119: 321 BOSWELL, James, 134 BOWDEN, Rev. H. Sebastian, his _Religion of Shakespeare_ reviewed, 351-69 BREWER, Rev. Prof., quoted, 361 BROWN, Mr. J. T. T., his _Authorship of the Kingis Quair_ reviewed, 172-82 BROWNE, Sir Thomas, his _Hydriotaphia_, 102; quoted, 368 BROWNING, Robert, on the Comparative Study of Ancient and Modern Classical Literature, 64 BROWNING, Mrs., 297 BURKE, Edmund, 71: 100-1: 125: 126 BURNS, Robert, 145; Comparison with Catullus, 347 BUTCHER, Prof. S. H., his _Some Aspects of the Greek Genius_ reviewed, 255-69 BUTLER, Bishop, quoted, 214 BUTLER, Mr. Samuel, on Shakespeare’s Sonnets, 222-4 CÆDMON quoted, 95 CAINE, Mr. Hall, 28 CALLIMACHUS, 242 CAMOENS, 350 CAMPBELL, Prof. Lewis, 259 CAREW, Thomas, 305 CATULLUS, his descriptions of Nature, 245: 336-9; quoted, 285; characteristics of his genius, 335; his _Attis_, 339-40; his pathos, 337-8; his connection with Lesbia, 342-5; parallel between Poems to Lesbia and Shakespeare’s Sonnets, 345-6; his versatility, 346; comparison with Burns, 347; Mr. Tremenheere’s version of the Love Poems, 347-9 CAWTHORN, John, 60 CHAUCER, 53: 8: 122-3 CHURCHILL, Charles, quoted, 159 CICERO, influence on English prose, 61; as a critic of rhetoric, 278-9; on immortality, 360 CLARENDON, 123 CLASSICS, influence of the Greek and Roman Classics on English Literature, 58-63; exclusion of from Schools of Literature by the English Universities, 45-64; effects of this illustrated, 76-83 CLAUDIAN quoted, 246 COLVIN, Mr. Sidney, his edition of Stevenson’s Letters reviewed, 165-71 COLERIDGE, S. T., 127: 130: 281 COLERIDGE, the late Lord, on Greek, 255 CORY, William, 253 COUSIN, Victor, his theory of beauty and art, 272