Life of John Keats: His Life and Poetry, His Friends, Critics and After-Fame

· 1927

Page 39: "The shield and helmet of Diomed, with the accompanying simile, in the opening of the third book; and the prodigious description of Neptune's passage to the Achive ships, in the thirteenth book:" 'Achive' amended to 'Argive'. Page 146: "And his references to this passage are frequent in his letters.--But in those exquisite stanzas," 'references' amended from 'reference'.…

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