Kant Kief Kiel Klingenbrunn Köselitz, _see_ Peter Gast L Lange Lanzky, Paul with Nietzsche at Nice; with Nietzsche at Ruta _Laws of Manu, The_ Leipsic; Nietzsche at Lenbach Leopardi Leskien Lessing _Letters of an Heretical esthete, The_ Liszt _Litterarisches Centralblatt, The_ _Lohengrin,_ _L'Ombra di Venezia_ London Louis of Bavaria; Wagner writes treatise for; saves Bayreuth Louvre, The, burning of Lucerne Lucretius Lugano; Nietzsche among the Germans at Lunéville Luther; Nietzsche's Lutheranism M Maggiori, Lake Manfred Mannheim Marasoff, Madame Marguerite of Savoy Marienbad Maupassant, Guy de Mazzini, meeting with Nietzsche; Nietzsche's veneration for Meiningen _Meistersingers,_ Mendelssohn Mentone Mérimée, Prosper Messina Metz Meyer, Milly Meysenbug, Fräulein von; her _Memoirs of an Idealist_; correspondence with Nietzsche; at Naples with Nietzsche Michelet Mill, S. _Miscellaneous Opinions and Apothegms_ Moltke, von Monaco Mond, G. Montaigne Mozart Mucius Scævola Munich _Music of the Future, The_ N Nancy Naples, Nietzsche at Napoleon the Great Napoleon III Naumburg-sur-Saale, Nietzsche's home at; provinciality of; Nietzsche spends Christmas of 1873 at Newton New York _Nibelungen, The,_ Nice, Nietzsche at Nietzki, Counts Nietzsche, Frau, goes to Naumburg with her family Nietzsche's tender letters to Nietzsche, Friedrich, birth of; death of his father and brother; his journal; residence at Naumburg; desires to become a clergyman; first composition; enters college at Naumburg; writes history of childhood; scholarship at Pforta; life at Pforta; weakening of religious faith; question of his future; address to his masters and comrades; leaves Pforta; enters University of Bonn; his new life; fights a duel; dislike of Bonn; studies philology; love of the Greek poets; letter to his sister on Christianity; flies from Bonn; completes his studies at Leipsic; reads _The World as Will end Representation_; researches on Theognis of Megara; as Prussian patriot; second year at Leipsic; enthusiasm for art and the classics; style; friendship with Rohde; as conscript; falls from horse; opinion of German politics; discovery of Wagner; meeting with Wagner; appointed Professor at Basle; visits Wagner at Triebschen; lectures on the "Homeric Problem"; his admiration for Wagner; _The Birth of Tragedy_; Hellenism; aids Wagner; on Socrates; serves as ambulancer in Franco-Prussian War; illness of; distrust of Prussian power;