Famine the Result of War 365 1709. Ætat. 58. Fénélon's active Charity to the Soldiery and the People 365 1711. The Death of the Dauphin overwhelms Fénélon with grief as a national Misfortune 360 Death of Fénélon's chief Friends 366 1713. Louis XIV. relents as to this admirable Prelate 366 1715. Death of Fénélon 367 Demise of Louis XIV. 368 Person, Manners, and Talent of de la Mothe Fénélon 368 His Character given by Sir----Ramsay and other Writers 369 Eloge of Fénélon by d'Alembert 369 Criticism on "Télémaque" 372 TABLE, ANALYTICAL AND CHRONOLOGICAL, TO THE SECOND VOLUME OF LIVES OF EMINENT LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MEN OF FRANCE. VOLTAIRE. 1694-1778. A. D. Infidelity of Voltaire 2 1694. Birth of François-Marie Arouet at Chatenay 4 His Father, M. Arouet, a Notary 4 1704. Ætat. 10. Is taught by the Jesuits in the College of Louis-le-Grand 5 His Prejudice against the Jansenists 5 The Abbé de Chateauneuf 5 Precocious Genius of Arouet 5 His introduction to Parisian Society 6 Court of Louis XIV. 6 The King ruled by Molinist Confessors 6 Influence of Madame de Maintenon in religious Matters 6 1714. Ætat. 20. Young Arouet sent to Holland with the Marquis de Chateauneuf 7 His Affection for Mademoiselle du Noyer 8 He is placed as pupil with M. Alain, Attorney in Paris 9 M. de Caumartin invites him to his Château of St. Ange 10 1715. State of public Affairs on the Demise of Louis XIV. 10 The Regent d'Orléans, and Cardinal Dubois 10 1716. Ætat. 22. Arouet imprisoned in the Bastille for a Satire of which he was not the Author 11 On Epic Poetry 12 Criticism on the Henriade of Voltaire 13 Duke of Orléans liberates and compensates him 14 1718. Ætat. 24. "Œdipe," Tragedy by Voltaire 15