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New York 1891, London 1892, New York 1907 (2nd edn), London
1928 (new edn), 1931; tr Fr 1931.
The city-state of the Greeks and Romans. A survey introductory to
the study of ancient history. 1893, New York 1893, London 1910
(Macmillan’s manuals for students), 1952 (rptd).
The marsh warbler in Oxfordshire and Switzerland. Oxford 1893.
Summer studies of birds and books. 1895.
The Roman festivals of the period of the Republic. An introduction
to the study of the religion of the Romans. 1899, 1916, 1925.
A brief memoir of John Cooke Fowler. By W. W. F. Oxford 1901 (priv
ptd).
The museum and the park: a letter to the Rev Vice-Chancellor.
Oxford 1901.
More tales of the birds. 1902.
Social life at Rome in the age of Cicero. 1908, New York 1909, London
1937 (rptd).
Theodor Mommsen, his life and work. Edinburgh 1909.
Stray notes on Mozart and his music. 1910 (priv ptd).
The religious experience of the Roman people from the earliest
times to the age of Augustus. The Gifford lectures for 1909–10.
1911, 1922, 1933.
Rome. In Home univ lib of modern knowledge, 1911, 1912, New York
1912, 1921, London 1947 (2nd edn rev M. P. Charlesworth), 1952.
A concluding lecture on the Roman revolution. 1912(?) (priv ptd).
Kingham old and new: studies in a rural parish. Oxford 1913.
Roman ideas of deity in the last century before the Christian era.
1914.
Virgil’s gathering of the clans: being observations on Aeneid VII,
601–817. 1916, 1918 (rev).
Essays in brief for war time. Oxford 1916, 1917.
Aeneas at the site of Rome: observations on the eighth book of the
Aeneid. Oxford 1917, 1918 (2nd edn rev), 1931.
The death of Turnus. Observations on the twelfth book of the
Aeneid. Oxford 1919, 1927.
Roman essays and interpretations. Oxford 1920.
Reminiscences. 1921 (priv ptd).
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
The matriculation examination of the University of London. In
Essays on secondary education, ed Christopher Cookson, 1898.
For Fowler’s numerous ornithological contributions to Macmillan’s Mag,
see Wellesley. For articles in the Classical Rev, EHR, Oxford Mag and
other academic and ornithological articles, see Coon’s biography, below.
Editions, prefaces, introductions
White, Gilbert. The natural history and antiquities of Selbourne.
1901.Ed Fowler with L. C. Miall.
An Oxford correspondence of 1903. Oxford 1904. Ed Fowler.
Irwin, S. T. Clifton school addresses. With an introduction by W. W.
Fowler. 1912.
Royds, T. F. The beasts, birds and bees of Virgil. With a preface by W.
W. Fowler. Oxford 1914.
Eliot, George. Scenes of clerical life. 1916. Ed Fowler and E.
Limouzin.
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Coon, R. H. William Warde Fowler. 1934.
Sir James George Frazer 1854–1941
The Frazer collection of mss is in the BL.
Bibliographies
Besterman, T. A bibliography of Frazer. 1934.
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C. Sallusti Crispi Catalina et Jugurtha. 1884. Ed Frazer.
Totemism. Edinburgh 1887; tr Fr 1898.
Isaac D’Israeli | Sir James George Frazer
The golden bough: a study in comparative religion. 2 vols 1890, New
York 1890, 3 vols London 1900 (rev), New York 1900, 12 vols
London 1906–15 (as The golden bough: a study in magic and
religion: vols 1–2 The magic art and the evolution of kings, 1911;
vol 3 Taboo and the perils of the soul, 1911; vol 4 The dying god,
1911; vols 5–6 Adonis, Attis, Osiris, 1914; vols 7–8 Spirits of the
corn and the wild, 1912; vol 9 The scapegoat, 1913; vols 10–11
Balder the beautiful, 1913; vol 12 Bibliography and general index,
1915), 1914–17, 1925–30, New York 1935, London 1936–7, New York
1951, 13 vols London 1955 (with Aftermath – see below); 1 vol 1922
(abridged by Lady Frazer with Frazer’s assistance), New York
1922, London 1923, 1924, 1925, New York 1927, London 1929, 2 vols
New York 1929, 1 vol London 1932, 1940, New York 1951, London
1959, 1975 (reprint of 1929), illus 1978, now abridged and ed R.
Frazer 1994 (WC); chs 1–7 ed G. M. Trevelyan 1944 (as Magic and
religion); ed T. H. Gaster, New York 1959, 1965 (as The new
Golden bough); tr Fr 1903–11, 1923, Ital 1925, Swed 1925, Ger 1928.
reviews: [Lyall, A.] Edinburgh Rev 172 1890; [Marindin, G. E.]
Quart Rev 172 1891; [Jevons, F. B.] Edinburgh Rev 194 1901; [Lang,
A.] Fortnightly Rev Feb 1901, Apr 1901.
Leaves from The golden bough culled by Lady Frazer. 1924, New
York 1924; tr Fr 1925.
Passages of the Bible chosen for their literary beauty and interest.
1895, 1909, 1927. Ed Frazer.
Pausanias, Description of Greece. 6 vols 1898. Tr and ed Frazer.
The origin of totemism. Fortnightly Rev Apr–May 1899. Reply by A.
Lang, Mr Frazer’s theory of totemism, June 1899.
Pausanias and other Greek sketches. 1900, 1917 (as Studies in Greek
scenery, legend and history); tr Fr 1922.
Lectures on the early history of the kingship. 1905, 1920 (as The
magical origin of kings); tr Fr 1920.
Adonis, Attis, Osiris: studies in the history of oriental religion. 1906,
1907, 1914 (as vols 5–6 of Golden bough, above), New York 1962;
Adonis, 1932; tr Fr 1921, 1926.
Questions on the customs, briefs and languages of savages.
Cambridge 1907.
The scope of social anthropology. 1908, 1927 (with The devil’s
advocate, below).
Psyche’s task: a discourse concerning the influence of superstitions
as the growth of institutions. 1909, 1913, 1920, 1927 (as The devil’s
advocate: a plea for superstition), 1928.
Totemism and exogamy: a treatise on certain early forms of superstition
and society. 4 vols 1910; tr Fr 1923.
The letters of William Cowper. 2 vols 1912. Ed Frazer.
The belief in immorality and the worship of the dead. Vol 1 (Gifford
lectures 1911–12), 1913; vol 2, 1922; vol 3, 1924.
Essays of Joseph Addison. 2 vols 1915. Ed Frazer.
Folk-lore in the Old Testament: studies in comparative religion,
legend and law. 3 vols 1918, 1919, 1919, 1 vol 1923 (abridged), New
York 1923, London 1927, New York 1927; tr Fr 1924, Ger 1960.
Sir Roger de Coverley and other literary pieces. 1920, 1927 (as The
gorgon’s head); tr Fr 1922.
Apollodorus, The library. 2 vols 1921 (Loeb Lib). Tr and ed Frazer.
Sur Ernest Renan. Paris 1923.
Frazer: selected passages from his works. Ed G. Roth, Paris 1924.
The worship of nature. 1926, New York 1926; tr Fr 1927.
The gorgon’s head and other literary pieces. 1927.
Man, god and immortality: passages chosen by Pierre Sayn from the
writings of Frazer, revised and edited by the author. 1927, New
York 1927; tr Fr 1928, Du 1929, Ger 1932.
Publii Ovidii Nasonis Fastorum libri sex. 5 vols 1929, 1 vol 1931 (Loeb
Lib).
Myths of the origin of fire. 1930, 1930, New York 1942; tr Sp 1942,
New York 1974.
The growth of Plato’s ideal theory. 1930.
Garnered sheaves: essays, addresses and reviews. 1931.
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