The Law and the Lady on Prometheus Unbound: “He broke out with the magnificent lines in "Prometheus Unbound," in which the Earth feels the Spirit of Love, and bursts into speech.”
Stoner on Prometheus Unbound: “through the mature use of that ideal, in Prometheus Unbound, as a comprehensive synthesis of his earlier atheism, radicalism, Christianity, and scientific necessitarianism”
The Eustace Diamonds on Queen Mab: “She so believed it, that on the first morning of her arrival she took a little volume in her pocket, containing Shelley's "Queen Mab," and essayed to go down upon the rocks.”
Jacob's Room on Adonais: “What with Shakespeare and Adonais, Mozart and Bishop Berkeley--choose whom you like”
The Voyage Out on Adonais: “"I feel that there's almost everything one wants in 'Adonais.'" "Read 'Adonais' by all means," Richard conceded.”
Stoner on Adonais: “would you comment on Shelley's principle of knowledge—specifically, the principle of beauty—enunciated in the final stanzas of 'Adonais'?”
Stoner on Hymn to Intellectual Beauty: “I intend to trace Shelley's first rejection of Godwinian necessitarianism for a more or less Platonic ideal, in the 'Hymn to Intellectual Beauty'”