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Index 829Daly, James; horse dealer, in Ulysses,Boylamand, 378Daly, John, cousin of J's grandmother,i?Damon, S. Foster, Ulysses schema refusedto, 521Dana,-JV'Eoiirait'-. essay-refected -by, 147;-.J.'s .poem, published-in,—165; copy inJ's Trieste Library, 786Dandolt, Dr. Emil, Zurich mayor,speaks at reburial, 743nDanish, J's study of, 76, 240; writes toIbsen in, 85-7; takes lessons inRome, 235; interested in Viking invasions,570; resumes study of, 603,6o3n; proficiency in Copenhagenvisit, 691-2; Ulysses translated into,692, 6g2nD'Annunzio, Gabriele, J rates aboveFlaubert, 59; J sees Duse in plays of,77, 265-6; J buys Child of Pleasure,78; // Fuoco on Index, 88; J plansreview of La Figlia di Iorio, 192,i92n; Stanislaus calls egomaniac,265; J hopes to write something asgood as, 303; Stage Society producesLa Ciffd Morta, 415n; Max Eastmanadmires, 598n; J calls great naturaltalent, 66in; J rates with Tolstoy,694; J calls magnificent poet,694Dante (character), Mrs. Conway originalof, 24-6, 33-4; in Christmas dinnerscene, 34Dante Alighieri, J's favorite author, 4-5;preferred to Milton, 59; J calledDublin's Dante, 75; in J's Manganessay, 95; in review of Catilina,ioin; J disparages imitators, 101;Divine Comedy called Europe's epic,io3n; J sees self as Dantean exile,109, 149, 684; Gogarty identifies Jwith, 131; Trieste legend of visit by,195; J calls his spiritual food, 218;parodied in 'Grace,' 229, 359; eternityas celestial rose, 319; replaced byWagner after Renaissance, 321; inGiacomo Joyce, 344; his Ulysses,360-61; Helen of Troy in Inferno,381; J asserts resemblance with, 393,449; added to Ulysses, 393; J's memorizationof, 416, 515; Charon parallel,464; last word of Ulysses and,52211; J's method trivial and quadrivial,546; Yeats quotes, 660; j givesLucia Vifa Nuova, 681Darantiere, Maurice, becomes Ulyssesprinter, 504; sends galleys, 513; J'slast-minute corrections by phone to,523; produces copies for J's birthday,524; new difficulties with, 532D'Arcy, Bartell (character), in 'TheDead,' 246, 246n; in Ulysses, 377D'Arcy, W. P., cited, 762, 768, 772-3Darlington, Rev. Joseph, S. J., dean ofstudies at U.C.D., 58, 58n; J discussescareer with, 140; firelightingscene, 298nDaubler, Teodor, J's Paris discussionswith, 123; challenges J to duel, 123Davidson, Jo, sculptor, arranged for Exilesproduction, 569^ J's portrait by,627nDavies, Hubert Henry, English Playersproduce The Mollusc, 455Davin (character), Clancy a model for,61Davitt, Michael, in Portrait, 25Davray, Henry, Pound's connection with,350'Day of the Rabblement, The' (essay), Jattacks Literary Theatre in, 88-90;Moore calls 'preposterously clever,'100; J praises Moore's work, 250;D'Annunzio in, 265'Dead, The' (in Dubliners), J's early playand, 80; Irish nationalism in, H2n;Gabriel's 'swoon,' i32n; echo of Ibsenin, i35n; more tolerant view ofIreland in, 230; Moore's song sourceof title, 244; interdependence ofdead and living in, 353; compositionof, 264; J quotes to Nora, 284; foreshadowsJ's acceptance of rural Ireland,325; Calvary imagery in, 359Deasy, Mr. (character), Irwin and BlackwoodPrice originals of, 153-4;model for letter of, 325-6, 326nDeath, in Michael Kramer, 76; in J'searly verse, 81-2; J's epiphanies on,84, 94, 101, 136, 324; of J's brother,93-4; called most beautiful form oflife, 95; of J's mother, 135-8; inMoore's song, 244; theme of 'TheDead,' 244, 252; rejected by Bloom,244n; Stephen's vision of, 244; J visitsgrave of Michael Furey, 324-5; J'sgrief over Mrs. Murray's, 568;source of idea of burial, 570; of J'sbrother-in-law, 585; of Svevo, 605; Jattends funeral of Dr. Borsch, 622; Jdesolate after father's, 642-5; in clos-