INDEX.

ALARCOS (Count), ballad of the, 221.

Alfieri, and his school, continued, 1. The publication of his
first four tragedies, ib. Analysis of the Agamemnon, 5,
The Orestes, 17. Analysis of Saul, 19. Alfieri's eight
last tragedies, 30. The collection of his works, 40. His
treatise on the Prince and on Literature, 42. On Tyranny,
ib. His Etruria Vendicata, 43. His tramelogedy of Abel,
44. His comedies, 45. His satires, 48. His life, ib.
Character, 50.

Alfonso the Wise, his works, 173.

Algarotti, Francesco, 59.

Amadis de Gaul, 209.

Ayala, Pedro Lopez de, his poems, 207.

Beccaria, 59.

Bentivoglio, G. his History of the Wars of Flanders, 58.

Berceo, Gonzales de, his poems, 160. His Life of St. Dominick,

163. Life of St. Millan, 167.

Bertola, Abbate, his fables, 78.

Bettinelli, Xavier, his works, 59.

Bondi, C. his poems, 80.

Boscan, 259.

Cancionero General, 233.

Carpio, Bernard del, 193. His history, 215.

Carthagena, Alonzo de, 237.

Casti, the Abbate-Gli Animali Parlanti, 88.
Castillejo, D. C. de, 317.

Cervantes, 319. His Galatea, 320. His Don Quixote, 321,
326. His novels, 322. Persiles and Sigismonda, ib. His
Journey to Parnassus, 342. His dramas, 346. Analysis
of the Numantia, 358. of Life in Algiers, 377. Ex-
emplary Novels, 394. Persiles and Sigismonda, 406.

Galatea, 419.

Cesarotti, Melchior, his translation of Homer, 61. of Ossian, 63.
Cetina, Gutiere de, 316.

Opening of the

Charles V., age of, 250. His reign and character, 252.
Cid, the
poem of the, 117. His history, 118.
poem, 123. Analysis of the poem, 125.

Southey's Chro-

nicle of the Cid, 139. Versification of the poem of the

Cid, 159.

Romances of the Cid, 177. Selections from

Mr. Lockhart's translation, 179.

Corneille, 464.

D'Acuña, Fernando, 315.

Davila, E. C. 57. His history, 58.

Denina, Abbate, 60.

Depping, his collection of Spanish ballads, 179.

Drama, the Italian, effect of Alfieri's genius, 1. State of, since
his time, 32.

the Spanish, origin of, 246. Account of, by Cervantes,
347. Comparison between the Italian and the Spanish
drama, 352. Rules of the Spanish Drama, 353.

Classical and Romantic, observations on, 447.

Ercilla y Zuñiga, Alonzo de, 421. His life, 423.

His Araucana,

427.

Fantoni, (Labindo,) 71.

Filangieri, 59.

Forteguerra, N., 52. His Ricciardetto, 53.

Gamez, Gutierre Diez de, his Life of Count Pedro Niña de

Buelna, 244.

Garcilasso de la Vega, 264. His sonnets, 266.

267.

His eclogues,

Herder, his collection of the Romances of the Cid, 176.

Herrera, 304. His Ode to Sleep, 308.

Historians, Italian, of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Cen-

turies, 57.

Improvvisatori, 95.

Gianni, 98.

The measure most used by them, 97.
Corilla, ib. La Bandettini, ib. Other im-

provvisatori, 99.

Jodelle, his Cleopatra, 463.

Language, Spanish, its origin, 106.

Literature, Italian.-School of Alfieri, 1. Prose Writers and
Epic and Lyric Poets of the Eighteenth Century, 51.
Philosophers of the Eighteenth Century, 59. Present
state of Literature in Italy, 61. The Improvvisatori, 95.

Spanish Language and

Spanish. Origin of the
Poetry, 101. Spanish Poetry of the Thirteenth Century,
157. Spanish Literature during the Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth Centuries, 191. The Classics of Spain, 250.
Lobeira, Vasco de, author of the Amadis de Gaul, 209.
Lockhart, his translations of the Ballads of the Cid, 178.

Manuel, Prince Don Juan, his novel of Count Lucanor, 201.
Mena, Juan de, 231.

Mendoza, Marquis de Santillana, 227. His works, 228.

His Serrana of the Shepherdess of La Finojosa, 230.
Mendoza, D. Diego Hurtado de, 273. His epistles, 277.
His sonnets, 280. His Canzoni, 281. Lazarillo de
Tormes, 282. His History of the War of Grenada, 285.
Menzoni, O. his Poems, 85.

Miranda, S. 288. His pastorals, 289.

Montemayor, 288, 290. His Romance of Diana, 291. Analy-

sis of, 292. Continuation of, 316.

Monti, V., his Aristodemo, 32. His Galeotto Manfredi, 33.
Character of, 89. La Basvigliana, 90.

Niccolini, Gio., his tragedy of Polyxena, 37.

Parini, Giuseppe, his poems, 83.

Pignotti, L., his fables, 64. The Shade of Pope, 67.

Pindemonti, Ippolito, 73. His style similar to Gray's, 75.
Poetry, Spanish of the Thirteenth Century, 157. Martial
Poetry, 171. Amatory poems, 236.

Classification of the

Prose writers, Italian, of the Eighteenth Century, 55. Early
Spanish prose writers, 244.

Padilla, Pedro de,. 316.

Polo, Gaspar Gil, 316.

Roderick (Don), the Lamentation of, 217.

Romancero general, 211.

Romances, Spanish, 175. Collections of, 176. Of the Cid,
177. Character of the Spanish Romances, 211. Their
origin, 224.

Rosai, Gio G. di, his picturesque and poetical trifles, 71.
Rueda, Lope de, 347.

Sanchez, his specimens of the Castilian poets, 117.

Sarpi, Paoli, his History of the Council of Trent, 57.

Savioli, L., his amatory poems, 68.

Segura, J. L., de Astorga, his Poem of Alexander, 168.

Southey, Chronicle of the Cid, 139.

Vega, Lope de, 446. His life, 478. His works, 480. His
Discreet Revenge, 483. His Cierto por lo Dudoso, 501,
507. His Pobreza no es Vileza, 502.

Voltaire, 465. His Edipus, 466.

Wiffen, Mr. J. H., his translation of a Serrana by the Mar-
quis de Santillana, 280. Of Garcilaso de la Vega, 267.

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