ANALYTICAL AND CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE, XXXI
A&. D.
13802.
His Tragedy, “ Caius Gracchus ”
The Cisalpine Congress meet at LyonsBonaparte made President
Monti, his Ode to Napoleon in the Name of the Congress He obtains a Professorship at Pavia
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- 325
- 526
- 326
- 326. 327
Goes to Milan , where a Number of Offices are conferred on him 32713805. Napoleon crowned King of Italy - - 327
Monti commanded to celebrate the Event - - 327
He composes his “ II Benificio ” . 328
His “ Spada di Federico ” - . 329
His “ Palingenesi ” - 329
His “ Jerogamia ” - 331
Remarks on “ the Winged Horse of Arsinoe ’* . 332
Translation of the Iliad - 332
Visconti, his Praise of Monti’s Iliad - . 333
18814. Overthrow of Napoleon ... 333
Monti loses all his public Employments - -333
Pensions bestowed on him by the Emperor of Austria - - 333
He composes the ** Mistico Omaggio ” 334
His other Works - . .335
18812. Marriage of his Daughter * - 335
Her Poem “ On a Rose ” - - 335
Tie Della Crusca Controversy - - -386
D.fferent Dialects of Italy - - 336
B«cca Romana - - „ 337
Fbrentine Dialect ... _ 337
Dapute of Monti with the Tuscans . . 333
Extracts from his Letters to his Friend Mustoxidi . * 338
Mrnti resides at Milan - - - 340
Btauty of his Recitation - - . 341
Extract of his Letters to a Friend on the Classic and RomanticSchools - - - - 341
1812. Monti resides with his Daughter and Son-in-law, at
18821-
18821.
18822.
18823.
18828.
/esaro - . 343
Mmti, his Letter to his Wife - -343
Aiother Letter to his Wife ... 344
Hs Letter, giving a Picture of Italian Manners - - 345
Hs Visit to Pesaro on the Death of his Son-in-law - -347
Hs Letter to his Friend Mustoxidi - - 347
Hs Illness - 348
(l:th of October.) His Death - - - 350
Hs Character - - 350
Hs Person - 351
UGO FOSCOLO.
. 354-354- 355