"Come," said he, "De Vere, let us try a fall with this Titan of the carpet.

This is proved by our Donatello, who was a Titan in the art, and afterwards by the stupendous Michelangelo, who worked in both ways.

ZAIDE'S DESOLATION It was the hour when Titan from Aurora's couch awoke, And on the world her radiant face in wonted beauty broke, When a Moor came by in sad array, and Zaide was his name.

He was only a common man and not a Titan like his great father, and yet he was known far and wide for his good deeds and the uprightness of his life.

He marched this small armysmall, that is, as armies go these Titan timesfor four days and three nights.

If we compare his Titan with similar characters in Faust and Cain, we shall find this interesting difference,that while Goethe's Titan is cultured and self-reliant, and Byron's stoic and hopeless, Shelley's hero is patient under torture, seeing help and hope beyond his suffering.