INFLUENCE of authors, 267-270; 273-277.
INTELLECTUAL nobility, 250.
IMITATION in literature, 305-307.
IRRITABILITY of genius, 70, 86-88.
ISOCRATES' belief in native character, 32.
JAMES I., a critical disquisition on the character of, 385-455.
JULIAN, Emperor, anecdotes of, 97.
JEALOUSY in art and literature, 154-159; of honours paid to literary men, 251.
JOHNSON, Dr., defines the literary character, 12; his moral dignity, 192; his metaphysical loves, 200; anecdotes of him and Goldsmith, 294.
JUVENILE WORKS, their value, 67.