Napoleon wished the title to be as remote as possible from "King of France."-- Ed.] [Footnote L: Coleridge was then living in Sicily, whither he had gone from Malta.

He ascended Etna.

See Cottles' 'Early Recollections, chiefly relating to the late Samuel Taylor Coleridge' (vol.ii.p.

77), and also compare note [Book 6, Footnote U], p.

230 of this volume .-- Ed.] [Footnote M: Timoleon, one of the greatest of the Greeks, was sent in command of an expedition to reduce Sicily to order; and was afterwards the Master, but not the Tyrant, of Syracuse.