ncient
art, iii. 185.

K

Knight, Gally, his work on Architecture, i. 378.

L

Leonardo da Vinci, ii. 171.
Louis XI., iii. 194.

M

Martin, John, ii. 104.
Mastino, Can, della Scala, his tomb, ii. 224, iii. 72.
Maynard, Miss, her poems, ii. 397.
Michael Angelo, ii. 134, 188, iii. 56, 90, 99, 158.
Millais, John E., relation of his works to older art, iii. 185;
aerial perspective in his "Huguenot," iii. 47.
Milton, how inferior to Dante, iii. 147.
Mocenigo, Tomaso, his character, i. 4; his speech on rebuilding the
Ducal Palace, ii. 299; his tomb, i. 26, iii. 84.
Morosini, Carlo, Count, note on Daru's History by, iii. 213.
Morosini, Marino, his tomb, iii. 93.
Morosini, Michael, his character, iii. 213;
his tomb, iii. 80.
Murillo, his sensualism, ii. 192.

N

Napoleon, his genius in civil administration, i. 399.
Niccolo Pisano, i. 215.

O

Orcagna, his system of the virtues, ii. 329.
Orseolo, Pietro (Doge), iii. 120.
Otho the Great, his vow at Murano, ii. 32.

P

Palladio, i. 24, 146; and see Venetian Index, under head "Giorgio
Maggiore."
Participazio, Angelo, founds the Ducal Palace, ii. 287.
Pesaro, Giovanni, tomb of, iii. 92; Jacopo, tomb of, iii. 91.
Philippe de Commynes, i. 12.
Plato, influence of his philosophy, ii. 317, 338; his playfulness,
iii. 127.
Poussin, Nicolo and Gaspar, i. 23.
Procaccini, Camillo, ii. 188.
Prout, Samuel, his style, i. 250, iii. 19, 134.
Pugin, Welby, his rank as an architect, i. 385.

Q

Querini, Marco, his palace, ii. 255.

R

Raffaelle, ii. 188, iii. 56, 108, 136.
Reynolds, Sir J., his painting at New College, ii. 323; his general
manner, iii. 184.
Rogers, Samuel, his works, ii. 195, iii. 113.
Rubens, intellectual rank of, i. 400;
coarseness of, ii. 145.

S

Salvator Rosa, i. 24, ii. 105, 145, 188.
Scaligeri, tombs of, at Verona; see "Grande," "Mastino," "Signorio;"
palace of, ii. 257.
Scott, Sir W., his feelings of romance, iii. 191.
Shakspeare, his "Seven Ages," whence derived, ii. 361.
Sharpe, Edmund, his works, i. 342, 408.
Signorio, Can, della Scala, his tomb, character, i. 268, iii. 73.
Simplicius, St., ii. 356.
Spenser, value of his philosophy, ii. 327, 341; his personifications
of the months, ii. 272; his system of the virtues, ii. 326; scheme of
the first book o