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Luce, Morton.
Handbook to the works of William Shakespeare. 1906..822.33 D38
"Bibliography," p.449-451.
Introduction to the individual works, each introduction being divided
into two sections, historical particulars and critical remarks. Includes
a chapter on Shakespeare's philosophy and another on his art.
Passeroni, Giovanni Carlo.
II cicerone; poema. 6v. 1756-74
851 P28
Saphir, Moritz Gottlieb.
Declamations-soiree fiir ernst und scherz, geist und herz.
1863 831 S24
Schmidt, Julian.
Geschichte der deutschen literatur seit Lessing's tod.
V.I-2. 1866
830.9 S35
v.i. Das classische zeitalter, 1781-1797.
v.2. Die romantik, 1797-1813.
The secret life; being the book of a heretic. 1906
814 S44
The only heresy of these lively comments on life consists in their independence
and directness.
Shaw, George Bernard.
Candida; a mystery. 1906 822 S534C
Vernon, William Warren.
Readings on the Inferno of Dante; based upon the commentary
of Benvenuto da Imola and other authorities,
with text and literal translation by W. W. Vernon. 2v.
1906 851 D23ZV
"List of authors and of editions quoted," v.71-89.
"My method has been to deal with the text a few lines at a time, and to
give a literal translation of it, while a running commentary and a
plentiful supply of parallel passages, with notes and illustrations drawn
from ancient and modern Commentators, show the order and method
of the narrative, as well as the general plan of the Poem in relation
to the other writings of Dante." Preface.
Travel and Description
(Includes Antiquities)
Harrison, Jane Ellen.
Primitive Athens as described by Thucydides. 1906.. . .913.38 H29P
"Bibliography," p.160-163.
Miss Harrison takes as her text the account given by Thucydides of the
ancient city. Her book embodies the latest views of Dr Dorpfeld, who
has been for 20 years the highest authority on Athenian topography,
Greek architecture, and the art of archaeological excavation. Condensed
from Nation, 1906.
Tod, Marcus Niebuhr, & Wace, A. J. B.
Catalogue of the Sparta Museum. 1906 ^13.38 T54
Contents: Note on inscriptions.—Sculpture and miscellaneous antiquities.—Inscriptions,
by M. N. Tod.—Sculpture, by A. J. B. Wace.—
Miscellaneous antiquities, by A. J. B. Wace.—List of casts and photographs.
The museum at Sparta is one of the oldest of the smaller museums
maintained by the Greek government. It contains some sculptures
and inscriptions of great interest.
Europe—Travel and description
Asboth, Janos de.
An official tour through Bosnia and Herzegovina, with an
account of the history, antiquities, agrarian conditions,
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