n, 36, 37; his Sonnets, 84, 87, 88; mentioned,
ii. 194, 195, 197; Lowell's account of him, 199; his opinion of Crabbe,
283, 288

Wotton (Sir H.), quoted, i. 15

XENOPHON, i. 240

ZINCKE (Rev. Foster Barbam), ii. 149, 150, 231

Zoolus, account of, by Capt. Allen Gardiner, i. 64

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Footnotes:

{2} See note on Omar Khayyam, stanza xviii.

{5} See p. 2.

{13} Article on 'British Novelists' in Fraser's Magazine, Jan. 1860.

{18} Major Rolla Rouse of Melton.

{22} His brother.

{23a} Dean of Westminster and afterwards Archbishop of Dublin.

{23b} Journal of Mrs. Trench, not then published.

{24} In 1872 he wrote to me: 'I hope that others have remembered and
made note of A. T.'s sayings--which hit the nail on the head. Had I
continued to be with him, I would have risked being called another Bozzy
by the thankless World; and have often looked in vain for a Note Book I
had made of such things.'

And again in 1876: 'He _said_, and I dare say, _says_ things to be
remembered: decisive Verdicts; which I hope some one makes note of: post
me memoranda.'

{25} In Fraser's Magazine for June 1861, 'On Translating Homer.'

{27} Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society for 1860, pp 1-17; published
in 1861.

{29} [In the book the AT is a symbol made of a capital A, with a small T
inside it with the bar of the T in the same position as the bar in the
A.--D.P.]

{30} The Hon Stephen Spring Rice.

{34} Sat. III. 254.

{35a} Hermann's conjecture on Agam. 819.

{35b} Sat. VI. 460.

{37} As Greek Professor.

{40} At Ely

{47a} ? Forty.

{47b} The Cambridge Shakespeare.

{48a} Purgatorio, xxiii.

{48b} Euripides.

{50} Thackeray died 24 Dec. 1863.

{55} A copy by Laurence of his portrait of Thackeray.

{56a} Gainsborough's sketch of Dupont which Laurence copied.

{56b} Gainsborough, when dying, whispered to Reynolds, 'We are all going
to heaven, and Vandyke is of the party.'

{58} By Professor Sellar in the Oxford Essays for 1855: reprinted in his
Roman Poets of the Republic, 1863.

{59a} Late Archdeacon of Suffolk.

{59b} VI. 556.

{61} Pliny, Hist. Nat. ii. 5. FitzGerald quotes only a part of the
passage in the first scene of The Mighty Magician.

{62a} In June 1864.

{62b} The third was probably the Agamemnon.

{63} So by mistake for Woodbridge.

{68} Probably, as I am informed by Mr. Mowb