Left Malta for Syracuse, September 21, 1805. Residence in Rome, January-May, 1806. Returned to England, August, 1806. Visit to Wordsworth at Coleorton, December 21, 1806. Met De Quincey at Bridgwater, July, 1807. First lecture at Royal Institution, January 12, 1808. Settled at Allan Bank, Grasmere, September, 1808. First number of “The Friend,” June 1, 1809. Last number of “The Friend,” March 15, 1810. Left Greta Hall for London, October 10, 1810. Settled at Hammersmith with the Morgans, November 3, 1810. First lecture at London Philosophical Society, November 18, 1811. Last visit to Greta Hall, February-March, 1812. First lecture at Willis’s Rooms, May 12, 1812. First lecture at Surrey Institution, November 3, 1812. Production of “Remorse” at Drury Lane, January 23, 1813. Left London for Bristol, October, 1813. First course of Bristol lectures, October-November, 1813. Second course of Bristol lectures, December 30, 1813. Third course of Bristol lectures, April, 1814. Residence with Josiah Wade at Bristol, Summer, 1814. Rejoined the Morgans at Ashley, September, 1814. Accompanied the Morgans to Calne, November, 1814. Settles with Mr. Gillman at Highgate, April 16, 1816. Publication of “Christabel,” June, 1816. Publication of the “Statesman’s Manual,” December, 1816. Publication of second “Lay Sermon,” 1817. Publication of “Biographia Literaria” and “Sibylline Leaves,” 1817. First acquaintance with Joseph Henry Green, 1817. Publication of “Zapolya,” Autumn, 1817. First lecture at “Flower-de-Luce Court,” January 27, 1818. Publication of “Essay on Method,” January, 1818. Revised edition of “The Friend,” Spring, 1818. Introduction to Thomas Allsop, 1818. First lecture on “History of Philosophy,” December 14, 1818. First lecture on “Shakespeare” (last course), December 17, 1818. Last public lecture, “History of Philosophy,” March 29, 1819. Nominated “Royal Associate” of Royal Society of Literature, May, 1824. Read paper to Royal Society on “Prometheus of Æschylus,” May 15, 1825. Publication of “Aids to Reflection,” May-June, 1825. Publication of “Poetical Works,” in three volumes, 1828. Tour on the Rhine with Wordsworth, June-July, 1828. Revised issue of “Poetical Works,” in three volumes, 1829. Marriage of Sara Coleridge to Henry Nelson Coleridge, September 3, 1829. Publication of “Church and State,” 1830. Visit to Cambridge, June, 1833. Death, July 25, 1834. PRINCIPAL AUTHORITIES REFERRED TO IN THESE VOLUMES 1. The Complete Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge. New York: Harper and Brothers, 7 vols. 1853. 2. Biographia Literaria [etc.]. By S. T. Coleridge. Second edition, prepared for publication in part by the late H. N. Coleridge: completed and published by his widow. 2 vols. 1847. 3. Essays on His Own Times. By Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Edited by his daughter. London: William Pickering. 3 vols. 1850.