[302] Cf. The War of Caros, p. 192, ll. 15–6, etc.
[303] Cf. Temora, Bk. iii, p. 329, ll. 24–5.
[304] Cf. The War of Caros, p. 191, l. 8.
[305] Cf. The War of Inis–Thona, p. 204, ll. 30–1.
[306] Cf. Fingal, Bk. i, p. 221, ll. 4–7.
[307] Cf. _ibid._, Bk. iii, p. 240, l. 25.
[308] Cf. _ibid._, Bk. vi, p. 265, ll. 4–5.
[309] Cf. Temora, Bk. vii, p. 357, ll. 2–30.
[310] Cf. Fingal, Bk. iii, p. 240, l. 12.
[311] Cf. Temora, Bk. vi, p. 354, ll. 3–4.
[312] Cf. Works, Vol. 2, p. 223; cp. _supra_, p. 128.
[314] Cf. Temora, Bk. ii, p. 324, ll. 28–9.
[315] Cf. Works, Vol. 5, p. 13. Cp. Ehrmann, _op. cit._, pp. 54–5.
[316] Cf. Vol. 5, p. 13; cp. _supra_, p. 130.
[317] The word _Telyn_, as we have seen, was adopted by the bards from Klopstock. Kretschmann uses it in the poem An Vater Gleim, and elsewhere. Cp. _supra_, p. 88.
[318] Gottlob David Hartmann, 1752–75, who in a letter to Denis, dated Tübingen, Sept. 24, 1772, confesses that he owes everything to him (Denis) and his Ossian. (Cf. Retzer, Denis’ Lit. Nachlass, 1801–2, Vol. 2, p. 194.) Hartmann has a poem An den Barden Rhingulph, which begins (Alm. der deutschen Musen for 1773, p. 12): “O Hermanns Barde, der Du an Ossians Empörtem Busen Schlachtengesang gehorcht,” and in which the word _Telyn_ is also used (p. 13).
[319] Cp. Die Regeln, Works, Vol. 5, p. 338.
[320] For full title cf. Bibliography, _supra_, p. 14.
[321] Haschka was apparently extremely fond of the name Minona, for we meet with it several times again in the same collection. In the Liebeslied (pp. 21–2) Minona is the ideal maiden love; then we have a poem entitled An Minona (pp. 22–3), another one Minona (pp. 116–7), still another one Cronnan und Minona (p. 218), and she occurs once more in Der Blumenstrauss (p. 312).
[322] Cf. The Songs of Selma, p. 211, l. 15; Fingal, Bk. i, p. 218, l. 29; etc., etc.
[325] Cf. Cathlin of Clutha, p. 196, l. 3; Sul–Malla of Lumon, p. 199, l. 13, etc.
[326] Cf. The Songs of Selma, p. 212, ll. 32–3; cp. _supra_, p. 130, and _infra_, p. 150.
[327] Cf. Temora, Bk. iii, p. 329, ll. 23–4; cp. _supra_, pp. 97–8, 110–1, 141, and 144.
[328] Cf. _e. g._, Temora, Bk. i, p. 310, l. 29.
[332] Cf. Almanach der deutschen Musen for 1772, pp. 106–7.
[333] Cf. Litt. Monate, p. 127. Cp. Dar–Thula, p. 278, l. 5; p. 279, l. 11, etc.