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Nordau, Max—continued.
gestion.—Dankbarkeit.—Inhalt der poetischen literatur.—Zur naturgeschichte
der liebe.—Evolutionistische asthetik.—Symmetric—Verallgemeinerung.—Wo
ist die wahrheit?—Der staat als charakter-vernichter.—Nationalist.—Blick
in die zukunft.
Ovid.
Publius Ovidius Naso's werke. 8v. in 2. 1833-53
v.i-4. \'erwandlungen; iibersetzt von H. C. Pfitz.
v.5-8. Yerwandlungen, (continued). — Festkalender; metrisch iibertragen
mit inhalts-anzeigen und anmerkungen von C. F. Metzger.
Plutarch.
Plutarchs moralische abhandlungen; aus dem griechischen
iibersetzt von J. F. S. Kaltwasser. gv. 1783-1800
Scherr, Johannes.
Hammerschlage und historien. 2v. 1878
v.i. Genesis, geist und gestalt der neuzeitlichen geschichteschreibung.
—Das grosse jahr.—Briefe vom Ziirichberg.—Ein Franzos, mit dem
sich reden lasst.—Ein unfehlbarer.—Kanossa.—Ein mucker des mittelalters.—Wimmerle
und Wusele; oder, Der ring des Saturn.
v.2. Eine hofgeschichte aus dem 17. jahrhundert.—Die letzte reichshexe.
—Eine blutzengin wider die pobelherrschaft.—Ein dichter des weltleids.—Ferdinand
Freiligrath.—Unbequeme briefe.—Sauerampferiana.
871 O33P
888 P72P
834 S32I1
Sommertagebuch (1872) des weiland Dr gastrosoph.
Jeremia Sauerampfer. 1873
838 S32
Skeat, Walter William, ed.
Specimens of English literature, from the "Ploughmans
crede" to the "Shepheardes calender," A.D. 1394-A.D.
1579; with introduction, notes and glossarial index.
1871 820.8 S62
Taylor, Bayard.
Dramatic works; with notes by Marie Hansen-Taylor.
1880 812 T25
Contents: The prophet.—The masque of the gods.—Prince Deukalion.
—Notes.
Thomson, John, librarian.
Hither and thither; a collection of comments on books
and bookish matters. 1905
814 T387
Contents: The ten lost tribes.—The Master of the rolls series.—Early
chronicles.— Botany and block-books. — British essayists. — A few art
treasures.—A polyglot psalter.—Children's literature.—The Hammurabi
code.—Saint Mark's, Venice.—Haverford College.—Dr Sommer's "Le
morte Darthur.'" — Sevres porcelain. — Liturgical manuscripts. — Six
"greatest books:" "Of the imitation of Christ;" "The pilgrim's
progress;" "The adventures of Robinson Crusoe;" "Don Quixote;"
"Utopia;" Franklin's "Autobiography." — Fac-similes of the manuscripts
of Tacitus.—Fac-similes of portions of the works of Terence,
the poet and dramatist.—The text of the Bible.—Mexican antiquities.
—The Nuttall codex.—The breviary of Cardinal Grimani.—Saint Margaret's
book of the Gospels.—Visiting cards.—Horse-shoes.—Mourning.
—Friday.—Fables.—Palestrina's music.—Alexandre Dumas.—"Of the
imitation of Christ;" who wrote it?—History repeats itself.—A plea
for free libraries.—The value of reading fiction.—Earnestness a necessity
for permanence.
Wilde, Oscar.
Intentions; [introduction by Percival Pollard]. 1905
Contents: The decay of lying.—Pen, pencil and poison.—The critic as
artist.—The truth of masks.
"These four essays. .. represent Wilde's most permanent contribution to
criticism. Fantastic his utterances often are, but they are always
shrewd, penetrating, suggestive." Nation, 1906.
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