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Drama
Bjomson, Bjornstjerne. 839.82 Bsit
Three comedies [tr. by R.F.Sharp. 1912]. Dent. (Everyman's
library.)
Contents: The newly-married couple.—Leonarda.—A gauntlet.
Life of Bjornson, by R. F. Sharp, p. 7-15; "Bibliography," p. 15-16.
Euripides. 882 Eg3ew
Euripides, with an English translation by A. S. Way. v.1-2. 1912.
Heinemann. (Loeb classical library.)
v.i. Iphigeneia at Aulis.—Rhesus.—Hecuba.—The daughters of Troy.—Helen.
v.2. Electra.—Orestes.—Iphigeneia in Taurica.—Andromache.—Cyclops.
"Bibliography," v.i, p. 15.
Greek and English text.
Masefield, John. 822.33 D55
William Shakespeare. 1911. Holt. (Home university library of
modern knowledge.)
Devotes seven pages to Shakespeare's life, another five to the Elizabethan theatre
and the remainder to a detailed analysis of each of the plays taken in the conjectured
order of writing.
Sophocles. 882 S7ish
Sophocles, with an English translation by F. Storr. v.l. 1912.
Heinemann. (Loeb classical library.)
v.i. Oedipus the king.—Oedipus at Colonus.—Antigone.
"Bibliography," v.i, p.15.
Greek and English text.
Terence. 872 T2gt
Terence, with an English translation by John Sargeaunt. 2v. 1912.
Heinemann. (Loeb classical library.)
v.l. The lady of Andros.—The self-tormentor.—The eunuch.
v.2. Phormio.—The mother-in-law.—The brothers.
"Bibliography," v.i, p.13.
Latin and English text.
Travel and Description
(Includes Antiquities)
Leaf, Walter. 913-39 L45
Troy; a study in Homeric geography. 1912. Macmillan.
Contains maps.
"Consists of two portions, both of them valuable to Homeric students. The first
is a brief but clear statement of the results of the more recent excavations of the city,
together with a discussion of their relation to the Homeric story; the second is an historical
and geographical investigation, based partly on personal knowledge of the Troad,
partly on criticism of literary and other evidence." Athenaeum, 1912.
Europe—Travel and description
Clare, Constance Leigh. 914-36 C51
The Brenner pass; Tirol from Kufstein to Riva, illustrations by J. F.
L. Clare. [1912.] Bennett.
"She covers a country a good deal wider than 'The Brenner Pass' itself, and takes
us for pleasant excursions up the Zillerthal, up the Grodenthal, and through other valleys...
On the domestic architecture of Tyrol she writes well, and especially on that of
Sterzing and Brixen. There is much in her book that supplements the information of
the ordinary guide-book, and it should be welcome to the leisurely traveller." Athenceum,
1912.