The Second Canto, in the first six editions, numbers eighty-eight stanzas; in the Seventh Edition the Second Canto numbers ninety-eight stanzas.

Additions.

The Dedication, To Ianthe.
Stanza xxvii."More blest the life of godly Eremite,"—
Stanza lxxvii."The city won for Allah from the Giaour,"—
Stanza lxxviii."Yet mark their mirth, ere Lenten days begin,"—
Stanza lxxix."And whose more rife with merriment than thine,"—
Stanza lxxx."Loud was the lightsome tumult on the shore,"—
Stanza lxxxi."Glanced many a light Caique along the foam,"—
Stanza lxxxii."But, midst the throng' in merry masquerade,"—
Stanza lxxxiii."This must he feel, the true-born son of Greece,"—
Stanza lxxxix."The Sun, the soil—but not the slave, the same,"—
Stanza xc."The flying Mede, his shaftless broken bow,"—

ITINERARY.

1809.Canto I.
July 2.Sail from Falmouth in Lisbon packet. (Stanza xii. Letter 125.)
July 6. Arrive Lisbon. (Stanzas xvi., xvii. Letter 126.) Visit Cintra. (Stanzas xviii.-xxvi. Letter 128.) Visit Mafra. (Stanza xxix.)
July 17.Leave Lisbon. (Stanza xxviii. Letter 127.) Ride through Portugal and Spain to Seville. (Stanzas xxviii.-xlii. Letter 127.) Visit Albuera. (Stanza xliii.)
July 21.Arrive Seville. (Stanzas xlv., xlvi. Letters 127, 128.)
July 25.Leave Seville. Ride to Cadiz, across the Sierra Morena. (Stanza li.) Cadiz. (Stanzas lxv.-lxxxiv. Letters 127, 128.)
Canto II.
Aug. 6.Arrive Gibraltar. (Letters 127, 128.)
Aug. 17.Sail from Gibraltar in Malta packet. (Stanzas xvii.-xxviii.) Malta. (Stanzas xxix.-xxxv. Letter 130.)
Sept. 19.Sail from Malta in brig-of-war Spider. (Letter 131.)
Sept. 23.Between Cephalonia and Zante.
Sept. 26.Anchor off Patras.
Sept. 27.In the channel between Ithaca and the mainland. (Stanzas xxxix.-xlii.)
Sept. 28.Anchor off Prevesa (7 p.m.). (Stanza xlv.)
Oct. 1.Leave Prevesa, arrive Salakhora (Salagoura).
Oct. 3.Leave Salakhora, arrive Arta.
Oct. 4.Leave Arta, arrive han St. Demetre (H. Dhimittrios).
Oct. 5.Arrive Janina. (Stanza xlvii. Letter 131.)
Oct. 8.Ride into the country. First day of Ramazan.
Oct. 11.Leave Janina, arrive Zitza ("Lines written during a Thunderstorm"). (Stanzas xlviii.-li. Letter 131.)
Oct. 13.Leave Zitza, arrive Mossiani (Móseri).
Oct. 14.Leave Mossiani, arrive Delvinaki (Dhelvinaki). (Stanza liv.)
Oct. 15.Leave Delvinaki, arrive Libokhovo.
Oct. 17.Leave Libokhovo, arrive Cesarades (Kestourataes).
Oct. 18.Leave Cesarades, arrive Ereeneed (Irindi).
Oct. 19.Leave Ereeneed, arrive Tepeleni. (Stanzas lv.-lxi.)
Oct. 20.Reception by Ali Pacha. (Stanzas lxii.-lxiv.)
Oct. 23.Leave Tepeleni, arrive Locavo (Lacovon).
Oct. 24.Leave Locavo, arrive Delvinaki.
Oct. 25.Leave Delvinaki, arrive Zitza.
Oct. 26.Leave Zitza, arrive Janina.
Oct. 31.Byron begins the First Canto of Childe Harold.
Nov. 3.Leave Janina, arrive han St. Demetre.
Nov. 4.Leave han St. Demetre, arrive Arta.
Nov. 5.Leave Arta, arrive Salakhora.
Nov. 7.Leave Salakhora, arrive Prevesa.
Nov. 8.Sail from Prevesa, anchor off mainland near Parga. (Stanzas lxvii., lxviii.)
Nov. 9.Leave Parga, and, returning by land, arrive Volondorako (Valanidórakhon). (Stanza lxix.)
Nov. 10.Leave Volondorako, arrive Castrosikia (Kastrosykia).
Nov. 11.Leave Castrosikia, arrive Prevesa.
Nov. 13.Sail from Prevesa, anchor off Vonitsa.
Nov. 14.Sail from Vonitsa, arrive Lutraki (Loutráki). (Stanzas lxx., lxxii., Song "Tambourgi, Tambourgi;" stanza written in passing the Ambracian Gulph. Letter 131.)
Nov. 15.Leave Lutraki, arrive Katúna.
Nov. 16.Leave Katúna, arrive Makalá (? Machalas).
1809.
Nov. 18.Leave Makalá, arrive Guriá.
Nov. 19.Leave Guriá, arrive Ætolikon.
Nov. 20.Leave Ætolikon, arrive Mesolonghi.
Nov. 23.Sail from Mesolonghi, arrive Patras.
Dec. 4.Leave Patras, sleep at Han on shore.
Dec. 5.Leave Han, arrive Vostitsa (Oegion).
Dec. 14.Sail from Vostitsa, arrive Larnáki (? Itea).
Dec. 15.Leave Larnáki (? Itea), arrive Chrysó.
Dec. 16.Visit Delphi, the Pythian Cave, and stream of Castaly. (Canto I. stanza i.)
Dec. 17.Leave Chrysó, arrive Arakhova (Rhakova).
Dec. 18.Leave Arakhova, arrive Livadia (Livadhia).
Dec. 21.Leave Livadia, arrive Mazee (Mazi).
Dec. 22.Leave Mazee, arrive Thebes.
Dec. 24.Leave Thebes, arrive Skurta.
Dec. 25.Leave Skurta, pass Phyle, arrive Athens. (Stanzas i.-xv., stanza lxxiv.)
Dec. 30.Byron finishes the First Canto of Childe Harold.
1810.
Jan. 13.Visit Eleusis.
Jan. 16.Visit Mendeli (Pentelicus). (Stanza lxxxvii.)
Jan. 18.Walk round the peninsula of Munychia.
Jan. 19.Leave Athens, arrive Vari.
Jan. 20.Leave Vari, arrive Keratéa.
Jan. 23.Visit temple of Athene at Sunium. (Stanza lxxxvi.)
Jan. 24.Leave Keratéa, arrive plain of Marathon.
Jan. 25.Visit plain of Marathon. (Stanzas lxxxix., xc.)
Jan. 26.Leave Marathon, arrive Athens.
Mar. 5.Leave Athens, embark on board the Pylades (Letter 136.)
Mar. 7.Arrive Smyrna. (Letters 132, 133.)
Mar. 13.Leave Smyrna, sleep at Han, near the river Halesus.
Mar. 14.Leave Han, arrive Aiasaluk (near Ephesus).
Mar. 15.Visit site of temple of Artemis at Ephesus. (Letter 132.)
Mar. 16.Leave Ephesus, return to Smyrna. (Letter 132.)
Mar. 28.Byron finishes the Second Canto of Childe Harold.
April 11.Sail from Smyrna in the Salsette frigate. (Letter 134.)
April 12.Anchor off Tenedos.
April 13.Visit ruins of Alexandria Troas.
April 14.Anchor off Cape Janissary.
April 16.Byron attempts to swim across the Hellespont, explores the Troad. (Letters 135, 136.)
April 30.Visit the springs of Bunarbashi (Bunarbási).
May 1.Weigh anchor from off Cape Janissary, anchor eight miles from Dardanelles.
May 2.Anchor off Castle Chanak Kalessia (Kale i Sultaniye).
May 3.Byron and Mr. Ekenhead swim across the Hellespont (lines "Written after swimming," etc.).
May 13.Anchor off Venaglio Point, arrive Constantinople. (Stanzas lxxvii.-lxxxii. Letters 138-145.)
July 14.Sail from Constantinople in Salsette frigate.
July 18.Byron returns to Athens.

Note to "Itinerary."

[For dates and names of towns and villages, see Travels in Albania, and other Provinces of Turkey, in 1809 and 1810, by the Right Hon. Lord Broughton, G.C.B. [John Cam Hobhouse], two volumes, 1858. The orthography is based on that of Longmans' Gazetteer of the World, edited by G. G. Chisholm, 1895. The alternative forms are taken from Heinrich Kiepert's Carte de l'Épire et de la Thessalie, Berlin, 1897, and from Dr. Karl Peucker's Griechenland, Wien, 1897.]