Fuseli leaves England for Italy in the society of Dr. Armstrong.--They quarrel, and separate at Genoa.--Fuseli arrives at Rome (1770).--His principle of study there.--He suffers through a fever, and repairs to Venice for his health.--Visits Naples.--Quits Rome (1778) for Switzerland.--Letter to Mr. Northcote.--Fuseli renews his classical studies.--Visits his family at Zurich.--Engages in an unsuccessful love-affair.--Arrives again in London 46 CHAPTER IV. Fuseli settles in London.--Interview with Mr. Coutts.--Reconciliation with Dr. Armstrong.--Professor Bonnycastle.--Society at Mr. Lock's.--Mr. James Carrick Moore and Admiral Sir Graham Moore.--Sir Joshua Reynolds.--Mr. West.--Anecdote of Fuseli and West.--The popular picture of "The Nightmare."--Death of Fuseli's Father.--Visit to Mr. Roscoe at Liverpool.--Fuseli's singular engagement to revise Cowper's Iliad.--Three Letters from Mr. Cowper.--Anecdotes of Fuseli and Dr. Geddes 57 CHAPTER V. Subjects painted by Fuseli for Boydell's "Shakspeare Gallery."--His assistance towards the splendid Edition of "Lavater's Physiognomy."--His picture for Macklin's "Poets' Gallery."--His contributions to the Analytical Review.--His critique on Cowper's Homer 77 CHAPTER VI. Fuseli's proficiency in Italian History, Literature, and the Fine Arts, exemplified in his Criticism on Roscoe's Lorenzo de' Medici 110 CHAPTER VII. Fuseli's Marriage.--His inducements to associate himself with the Royal Academy.--He translates Lavater's "Aphorisms on Man."--Remarks on his own "Aphorisms on Art."--Particulars of Fuseli's acquaintance with Mrs. Wollstonecraft 158 CHAPTER VIII.