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Xiy ANALYTICAL AND CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE.

a. d. Page

Friendship of Boileau for Racine - _ 279

They are appointed Historiographers - - 279

1678. They attend Louis XIV. to the Siege of Ghent • - 280

Campaign of these Poets - - f . 281

Boileau leaves the military duties to Racine - - 281

Abbe Arnauld and the Jansenists - . 283

Boileau joins the Jansenists - - -283

He is elected of the French Academy - 284

1687. JEtat. 51. Visits the Baths of Bourbon for Health . -285

1692. JEtat. 56. His attack on Charles Perrault - - 287

Boileau’s Satire on Women - 288

Racine ’s explanations of his and Boileau’s Pensions • - 289

Boileau’s great Regard for Jean Racine - - 289

His House at Auteuil .... 290

1698. JEtat. 62. Is named sole Historiographer on the Death of Ra-cine - - - 291

Latter Years of the Satirist passed in Tranquillity and Happi-ness - - . 291

Louis Racine , Son of the Dramatic Poet - -291

Boileau sells his House at Auteuil - - - 292

His Piety and strict Observances - - 293

Prepares a complete Edition of his Works - -293

His “ Dialogue on the Romances ” - 293

1711. JEtat. 75. His Death - - - - 293

His Character for Wit - - - - 294

The “ Lutrin ” his best Poem - - - 295

RACINE.

1639—1699.

1639. Birth of Jean Racine - - - -297

His Education at Beauvais - - 297

1655. JEtat. 16. Received as a Pupil at Port Royal - 298

Rivalry of the Jesuits and Jansenists - 298

His Enthusiasm for the Tragedies of Sophocles and Euripides - 2991660. Marriage of Louis XIV. - - 300

Racine on this Occasion writes the Ode “ Nymphes de laSeine ” - - - 301

Chapelain recommends him to the Minister Colbert - - 301

Racine resides with his Uncle le Pere Sconin at Uzfcs, in Pro-vence - - 302

His Poem, “The Bath of Venus” - - -304

Returned to Paris , and employed by Molifcre in Dramatic Com-position - - 304

1664. JEtat. 25. His “ Alexandre ” - 305,306

He teaches the celebrated Champmele to recite - - 307

He replies to M. Nicole - - _ 307

His Tragedies of “ Andromach” and “ Britannicus ” - -308