Biographia Epistolaris, Volume 2 / being The Biographical Supplement of Coleridge's Biographia Literaria

by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

• Sherlock, Coleridge’s notes on, ii, [305].

• Sibylline Leaves, published, ii, [109], [112], [144], [146], [297].

• Skipsey, Joseph, Prefatory Notice to the Canterbury Edition of S. T. Coleridge’s Poems, Preface, xix.

• Smith, John, Coleridge’s notes on, ii, [305].

• Sonnets, i, 76, 98.

• Sotheby, William, Poet (1757–1833), Coleridge becomes acquainted with, i, 269.

• Southey, Edith May (see Selections from the Letters of Robert Southey, iii, 399), in London with Sara Coleridge, ii, [272].

• Southey, Robert (1774–1843), his Life of Dr. Andrew Bell, Preface, x;
  • meets Coleridge in 1794, i, 34–5;
  • hatches with Coleridge the Scheme of Pantisocracy, 41–5;
  • composes along with Coleridge, The Fall of Robespierre, 45–6;
  • lectures in Bristol, 48;
  • married to Edith Fricker, 49;
  • quarrel with Coleridge over Pantisocracy and reconciliation, 92, 98;
  • Coleridge on his Poems, 123;
  • Coleridge on, 127, 129, 136, 161;
  • collaborates with Coleridge in writing the Devil’s Thoughts, 182;
  • invited by Coleridge to Keswick, 237;
  • writes to Coleridge, 239, 241, 244, 245, 246, 250;
  • settles at Greta Hall, 251, 267;
  • Coleridge proposes to compile a Bibliotheca Britannica in conjunction with, 279;
    • his reply, 282; ii, [30], [41];
  • on the Friend, [52–7];
  • on Christabel, 56, 117;
  • and Cottle on Coleridge’s Opium habit, 125, 131, 137, 212, 290.

• Southey, R., Life and Correspondence of, Preface, x, xvi.

• Southey, Robert, Selections from the Letters of, Preface, xvi.