1783--The Weird Sisters--Perceval delivering Balisane from the enchantment of Urma. (Vide Tale of Thyot.)--Lady Constance, Arthur, and Salisbury. (Vide Shakspeare's King John.) 1784--Lady Macbeth walking in her sleep.--Œdipus with his Daughters, receiving the Summons of his Death. (Sophocles.) 1785--The Mandrake; a charm. (Vide Ben Jonson's Witches.)--Prospero. (Vide Tempest.) 1786--Francesca and Paolo. (Vide Dante's Inferno.)--The Shepherd's Dream. (Vide Paradise Lost, Book I. line 781.)--Œdipus devoting his Son. (Vide Œdipus Coloneus of Sophocles.) 1788--Theseus receiving the clue from Ariadne (a finished Sketch.) 1789--Beatrice. (Vide Much Ado about Nothing.) 1790--Wolfram introducing Bertram of Navarre to the place where he had confined his Wife, with the Skeleton of her Lover. (Vide Contes de la Reine de Navarre.) 1792--Falstaff in the Buck-basket. (Vide Merry Wives of Windsor.)--Christ disappearing at Emaus. 1793--Macbeth; the Cauldron sinking, the Witches vanishing. (Sketch for a large picture.)--Amoret delivered from the enchantment of Busirane, by Britomart. (Vide Spenser.) 1798--Richard the Third in his Tent, the Night preceding the Battle of Bosworth, approached and addressed by the Ghosts of several whom, at different periods of his Protectorship and Usurpation, he had destroyed. 1799--The Cave of Spleen. (Vide Rape of the Lock.) 1800--The Bard. (Vide Gray.)--The Descent of Odin (ditto).--The Fatal Sisters (ditto). 1801--Celadon and Amelia. (Vide Thomson's Seasons.) 1803--Thetis and Aurora, the Mothers of Achilles and Memnon the Ethiopian, presenting themselves before the throne of Jupiter, each to beg the life of her Son, who were proceeding to single combat. Jupiter decided in favour of Achilles, and Memnon fell. (Vide Æschylus.) 1804--The Rosicrusian Cavern. (Vide Spectator.) 1805--The Corinthian Maid. 1806--Count Ugolino, Chief of the Guelphs, of Pisa, locked up by the opposite party with his four sons, and starved to death in the Tower which from that event acquired the name of _Torre della Fame_. (Vide Inferno.)--Milton dictating to his Daughter. 1807--Criemhild, the Widow of Sivril, shews to Trony, in prison, the head of Gunther, his accomplice in the assassination of her Husband. 1808--Cardinal Beaufort terrified by the supposed Apparition of Gloucester. (Vide Henry VI. Part 2d, Act 3rd, Scene 3.) 1809--Romeo contemplating Juliet in the Monument. (Vide Shakspeare's Romeo and Juliet.)--The encounter of Romeo and Paris in the Monument of the Capulets (ditto). 1810--Hercules, to deliver Theseus, assails and Wounds Pluto on his Throne. (Vide Iliad, Book V. v. 485.)