XIII. AUXILIARY SUBJECTS A. Comparative Literature 334. Betz, LOUIS P. La littérature comparée: Essai bibliographique. éd. augm., pub., avec un index méthodique, par FERNAND BALDENSPERGER. Strasbourg, 1904. 2. A revised edition is in preparation. 335. JELLINEK, ARTHUR L. Bibliographie der vergleichenden literaturgeschichte. I, 1-4. Berlin, 1903. No more published. 336. MAZZONI, GUIDO, and P. E. PAVOLINI. Letterature straniere, manuale comparativo corredato di esempi con speciale riguardo alle genti ariane. 2. ed. Firenze, 1907. See especially pp. xxvii-xxx. See further 140. B. Folklore, Myth, and Custom 337. CHAMBERS, ROBERT. The book of days, a miscellany of popular antiquities in connection with the calendar, including anecdote, biography, and history, curiosities of literature and oddities of human life and character. . . . . London [1906 ?]. lished originally in 1862-64. 2 V. Pub 338. Folk-Lore. . . . . A quarterly review of myth, tradition, institution, and custom. London, 1890-. Incorporating The archaeological review (1888-90) and The folklore journal (1883-89), which latter was preceded by The folk-lore record (1878-82). 339. FRAZER, JAMES G. The golden bough; a study in magic and religion. 3d ed. London, 1907–15. I2 V. Bibliography: Vol. XII (1915), pp. 3-144. Furnished with detailed index. 340. GOMME, ALICE B. Traditional games of England, Scotland, and Ireland; with tunes, singing rhymes, and methods of playing according to the variants extant and recorded in different parts of the kingdom. London, 1894-98. 2 V. 341. HAZLITT, WILLIAM C. Faith and folk lore; a dictionary of national beliefs, superstitions and popular customs, past and current, with their classical and foreign analogues described and illustrated, forming a new edition of the Popular antiquities of Great Britain by BRAND and ELLIS, largely extended and corrected and brought down to the present time and now first alphabetically arranged. London, 1905. 2 V. 342. STRUTT, JOSEPH. The sports and pastimes of the people of England from the earliest period, including the rural and domestic recreations, May games, mummeries, pageants, processions and pompous spectacles [with illustrations]. A new ed., much enl. and cor. by J. CHARLES COX. . . . . London [1903]. 343. THOMAS, NORTHCOTE W. Bibliography of folk-lore. London, 1906. (Published for the Folk-lore society.) Classified by countries, with author and subject indexes. Bibliography of anthropology and folk-lore. (First annual issue.) London, 1907. (Second annual issue.) London, 1907. (Published for the Anthropological institute and the Folk-lore society.) Continuation of the Bibliography of folk-lore issued in 1906. Both deal chiefly with books and articles published in the British Empire. Classified by countries, with author and subject indexes. See further 164. C. History 344. BRATKE, EDUARD. Wegweiser zur quellen- und litteraturkunde der kirchengeschichte: Eine anleitung zur planmässigen auffindung der litterarischen und monumentalen quellen der kirchengeschichte und ihrer bearbeitungen. Gotha, 1890. 345. BURKE, ARTHUR M. Key to the ancient parish registers of England and Wales. London, 1908. 346. Cambridge medieval history. Planned by J. B. Bury H. M. GWATKIN, J. P. WHITNEY. New York, 1911—. ed. by 347. Cambridge modern history. Planned by the late Lord ACTON, ed. by A. W. WARD [and others]. New York, 1902-12. atlas. 13 v. and Vol. 13: Genealogical tables and lists and general index. Bibliographies at end of each volume. Covers Renaissance to the present time. 348. CHEVALIER, ULYSSE. Répertoire des sources historiques du moyen âge: Bio-bibliographie. Nouv. éd. refondue, corr. et considérablement augm. Paris, 1905–7. 2 V. 349. ... Répertoire des sources historiques du moyen âge: Topobibliographie. Paris, 1894-1903. 2 parts. |