[79a] Afterwards Greek Professor and Master of Trinity College, Cambridge.
[79b] In a letter to me written in August 1881 he says, “To-morrow comes down my Italian sister to Boulge (Malebolge?), and I await her visits here.”
[80a] The British and Foreign Review, 1840, Art. on ‘The Present Government of Russia,’ pp 543-591.
[80b] Ibid. pp. 510-542.
[80c] Ibid. p. 355, etc., Art. on ‘Introduction to the Literature of Europe.’
[82] On Hero Worship.
[89] Major Moor of Great Bealings; author of The Hindu Pantheon, Suffolk Words, Oriental Fragments, etc.
[90a] By Gerald Griffin.
[90b] The chapel of the Palazzo del Podestà, or Bargello, then used as a prison.
[93] The London coach.