Chronology of Lord Byron's Life and Works.

3. Proceeds by sea to Prevesa.-10. Driven on the
coast of Suli. 12. Writes, in passing the Ambra.
cian gulf, Through cloudless skies, in silvery
sheen.'13. Sails down the gulf of Arta. — 14.
Reaches Utraikey.-15. Traverses Acarnania. —
21. Reaches Missolonghi. — And, 25. Patras.
4. Leaves Patras.-14. Passes across the gulf of
Lepanto.-18. Visits Mount Parnassus, Castri,
and Delphi.-22. Thebes.-25. Arrives at Athens.

1810-(ætat. 22).

-Spends ten weeks in visiting the monuments of Athens; making occasional excursions to several parts of Attica. - Writes, The spell is broke, the charm is flown!'- Lines in the Travellers' Book at Orchomenus.'- And Maid of Athens, ere we part.'

March 5. Leaves Athens for Smyrna.-7. Visits ruins the of Ephesus.-28. Concludes, at Smyrna, the second canto of Childe Harold.'

11. Leaves Smyrna for Constantinople. -Visits the Troad.

May

19. Succeeds to the faniily title.

Made a ward of chancery.

Removed from Aberdeen to Newstead Abbey.

Placed under the care of an empiric at Nottingham

for the cure of his lameness.

1799-(11).

Removed to London, and placed under the care of
Dr. Baillie.

Jan.

Feb.

Becomes the pupil of Dr. Glennie at Dulwich.

1800 - (12.)

Is sent to Harrow School.

Passes the vacation at Nottingham and Annesley. -
And forms an attachment to Miss Chaworth.

April

May

9. Writes Lines after swimming from Sestos to
Abydos.-14. Arrives at Constantinople.
Makes an excursion through the Bosphorus to the
Black Sea and Cyanean Symplegades.

14. Departs from Constantinople. 19. Reaches
Athens.-Visits Corinth.

Makes a tour of the Morea, and visits Velay Pacha.
Returns to Athens.

1811 - (23).

Takes up his residence at the Franciscan Convent, Athens.Writes Dear object of defeated care!' Writes Sons of the Greeks, arise!'-'I enter thy garden of roses.' And ' Remarks on the Romaic or Modern Greek Language.'

March 12. Writes Hints from Horace.'-17. The Curse
of Minerva.' And Lines on Parting.'

Leaves Athens for Malta.-16. Writes Epitaph for
Joseph Blackett.'— And, 26. Farewell to Malta.'
Returns to England.

Death of his Mother.

11. Writes Epistle to a Friend, Oh! banish caresuch ever be.'- And Stanzas to Thyrza, Without a stone to mark the spot.'

Takes up his residence at Newstead.-Forms the
design of visiting India. - Engaged in preparing
English Bards and Scotch Reviewers' for the
press.

May

July

6.

Writes Away, away, ye notes of woe !'

1812-(24).

March. Commits a new edition of English Bards,' &c. to the flames.Writes, If sometimes in the haunts of men.'-' On a Cornelian Heart which was broken.' Lines to a Lady weeping.' And, The Chain I gave !'

Sep.

1. Lands at Malta.-14. Writes As o'er the cold
sepulchral stone.' - Oh, Lady! when I left the April
shore.'-21. Leaves Malta.-29. Lands at Prevesa.
1. Proceeds to Solara, Arta, and Joannini.-9.
Leaves Joannini for Zitza.-Composes, during a
thunder-storm, Chill and mirk is the nightly
blast.-11. Reaches Tepaleen.-12. Is introduced
to All Pacha.-26. Returns to Joannini.-31. Be-
gins the first canto of Childe Harold.'

Oct.

Nov.

19. Writes Lines on a blank leaf of The Pleasures
of Memory.'

Writes Address on the Opening of Drury Lane
Theatre.'

Writes The Waltz; an Apostrophic Hymn.'- And,
A Parenthetical Address by Dr. Plagfary.'
Writes Address to Time.'-And Thou art not
false, but thou art fickle !'