Jacobs, Monty, [26], [55].
Jealousy, [71], [86]-[87], [94], [133].
Jean Paul [Richter], [81].
Jesuits, [3], [4], [26], [53], [146]-[147], [156].
"Jeune Belgique, La," [4], [5], [18], [19], [20], [30].
Johnson, Dr Samuel, [61], [81].
Jonson, Ben, [81].
"Joyzelle," [132]-[135], [148], [158].
"Julius Cæsar," [33], [129].
Justice, [102], [105], [122]-[124].
K.
Kahn, Gustave, [13], [14], [16].
Keller, Gottfried, [118]-[121].
Kryzinska, Marie, [13], [14].
L.
Lacomblez, Paul, [8], [57], [85].
Laforgue, Jules, [13], [14].
Leblanc, Mme Georgette, [x], [2], [4], [100], [102], [116], [126], [135], [146], [155].
Lemaître, Jules, [77].
Lemonnier, Camille, [20].
Lerberghe, Charles van, [4], [6], [9], [11], [12], [19], [24], [28], [45]-[48], [162].
Le Roy, Grégoire, [xiv], [4], [6], [8], [64].
Lessing, Gotthold Ephraïm, [5], [52].
Liberty, [111], [117].
Libretti, [116].
"Life and Flowers," see "Intelligence des Fleurs, L'."
Life, contrasted with death, [38], [101], [150]-151.
"Life of the Bee, The," see "Vie des Abeilles, La."
Logic, [109], [124], [151].
Lombroso, Cesare, [26]
"Lonely Lives," see "Einsame Menschen."
Louis XVI., [109].
Love, [39], [40], [60], [62], [71], [75], [83], [97], [99], [105], [108]-109, [111],
[118]-[121], [127]-[131], [133]-[135].
Lubbock, Sir John, see Avebury, Lord.
"Luria," [129], [131]-[132].
Luxury, [130], [145].
M.
"Macbeth," Maeterlinck's translation of, xiv, [146].
Madness, [26]-[27], [73].
Maeterlinck, Maurice, his hatred of interviews, ix;
birth and family, pronunciation of name, [1];
education at the Collège de Sainte-Barbe, [3], [4];
first poem printed, [4];
wishes to study medicine, [5];
studies law at the University of Ghent, [5], [6];
practises as avocat, [6];
stay in Paris, [6];
introduced to the founders of "La Pléiade," [8];
"Le Massacre des Innocents" read to the circle, [8];
printed in "La Pléiade," [9];
as he appeared about 1886-7, and his first attempts at writing, [11];
meets Mallarmé, [12];
meets Rodenbach and the directors of "La Jeune Belgique," [18];
"Serres Chaudes," [23];
his robust mental and physical health, [26];
"La Princesse Maleine," [30];
"Les Aveugles," [41];
"L'Intruse" and "Les Aveugles" performed at Paris, [48];
"L'Ornement des Noces Spirituelles," [53];
"Les Sept Princesses," [55];
"Pelléas et Mélisande," [59];
"Alladine and Palomides," "Interior," and "The Intruder," [68];
"Annabella," [81];
"Les Disciples à Saïs et les Fragments de Novalis," [82];
"Le Trésor des Humbles," [85];
"Aglavaine and Selysette," [93];
"Douze Chansons," [98];
settles in Paris, [100];
"Sagesse et Destinée," dedicated to Georgette Leblanc, [100];
"La Vie des Abeilles," [110];
"Ariane et Barbe-Bleu" and "Sœur Béatrice," [116];
"Le Temple Enseveli," [122];
"Monna Vanna," [125];
"Joyzelle," [132];
"Le Miracle de St Antoine," [135];
"Le Double Jardin," [136];
"L'Intelligence des Fleurs," [138];
"L'Oiseau Bleu," [142];
translation of "Macbeth," [146];
"Mary Magdalene," [146];
settles at St Wandrille, [146];
quarrel with Paul Heyse, [147];
"La Mort," [149];
awarded Nobel prize for literature, [152];
founds Maeterlinck prize, [152].
Magnificisme, Le, [8].
Mallarmé, Stéphane, [7], [12], [16], [17].
Malthusianism, [106].
Man, purpose of his life, [115].
Man shall be God, [115], [140].
"Manchester Guardian," [151].
Marcus Aurelius, [83].
"Maria von Magdala," [147].
Marionettes, plays for, [37], [45], [60], [68]-[69].
Marriage, [60], [93], [130]-[131].
"Mary Magdalene," [8], [125], [146]-[149].
Masefield, John, [91].
"Masque, Le," x, [14], [24], [151].
"Massacre des Innocents, Le," [8], [9], [20].
Maternity, see Motherhood.
Matter, reign of, [124], [138].
Maupassant, Guy de, [11], [12], [20].
Maurier, George du, [149].
Medical science, [5], [150].
Melodrama, [35], [38], [65]-[66], [148]-[149].
Mendès, Catulle, [16].
"Mercure de France, Le," [15], [85].
Merrill, Stuart, [14], [15].
Mieszner, W., [55], [96], [118], [134].
Mikhaël, Ephraïm, [8].
Minnesingers, The, [91].
"Miracle, The," [122].
"Miracle de St Antoine, Le," [135].
Mirbeau, Octave, [30]-31, [32].
Misery, [103], [145].
Mockel, Albert, [15], [16], [19].
Molière, Jean Poquehn, [157].
"Monna Vanna," x, [125]-132, [134], [146], [148], [155], [158].
"Morale Mystique, La," [61], [89], [90]-92.
Morality, [60], [62], [122], [124].
Moréas, Jean, [12], [13].
"Mort, La," [149]-[152].
"Mort de Tintagiles, La," [68], [77]-[80], [116], [122].
Motherhood, [99], [121], [145].
Mystery, [35], [40], [48], [91], [102], [107], [137].
Mysticism, [5], [34], [53], [55], [82]-[84], [86]-[92], [107], [125], [137].
Mystics, the, [5], [53], [54], [137], [151].
N.
Naturalism, [8], [20], [21], [29].
Nature, [111]-115, [117], [119]-121, [123], [124].
Neidhart von Reuental, Sir, [21].
Nerves, the, [27], [114], [137].
Nietzsche, Friedrich W., [108], [140], [158], [160], [161].
"Nineteenth Century and After," [146]-147, [156].
Nobel prize for literature, [7], [152], [156].
Nobility, the, [141].
Nordau, Max (by inference); [26].
"Nouvelle Revue Française, La," [158], [160].
Novalis, [26], [82]-[85], [157].
O.