, 1880-11-27
"The noys' King Artl,ur," prcfaced with nj,


gives nil tho needed facts In rcgartl 10 til,
299r,ia!na1, 99,ia! material, also some specimens o
for, the. l!oEy Grail. Of Layalnon's English.
ona. nM 81 MSinXitons Siei1s pa[oEX for printing 81
lisl,etl BY t:nxton III llsj. 1l,o exact wor,i:
o. the original !tre gEsen, 0nfy Will m1lleri,
izcd speiiing and cxplnnat1nns of The ,1,urtlcl
tile editor to make the ,!arratEyn continuous
they arn placed In brackets. The book tells
q t1'c fonntlc M a,Iyc't1,r,3 Of King Arthur
Sir Trise,n, str Nalaha,, n,lii ST. percivaI.
The editor Inns performed his work with
hblitty, and as 4 result WE I,aye hntrtlso,c
volume wltii srrlscd Illustrations we'll adapt
Index would hnyo added to It's value, how.
ever.
Published b. Charles scrtbner's Sons.
TROY.
III this little volume Afr. Benjamin I1as
summed up IN n connected narrative all that
lsknown aDont tlo Trojan legend. The facts
nrc scattered throughout the epic, dramatic,
pl'llosophfc. and critical writings Of antiquity.
These facts have beer gathered together md
strung Into al Interesting history wlIcl,
forms the first part Of tho volume. The Sec
ond part includes synopsis OF what the ull-
| . e' - F'so'su ~ eMi IAo oeuPcnuoas cnIl'
trOvcrsy which las been waged for nErs
regarding Troy md tie origin Of the IfomerIc
poetns." IL this IS added i sketch OF tic ill.,
arci,.nniss " m IT f., nic'',Mn nins 1 % a9 9thgr
st ntttnrty ns ~ H. Ii;nanvrs arse,d 49,, + +e i
volume cuIlnt,t pretend to nss,,,mr tIn pfnra
ct Ills ponhcrolls tome OF, tie subject, liut.
nke tlle Others III the series, this volume 0lly
nna,,.,, :" ~, nrc ~ hcGl!et ioI11 q! LINE IS
trpntrtl. # is hnni, lifin ~ ta,.,n ~
especially Interesting, hit pre,,ars,i Will cnr 70
by MI n,'t!lor of good reputation for scholar
sh,R at?n !ity. accuracy.
on tFc rrsiIs ~ +,,a eoiiisuns ti,,t;s+ ieeetuns
may be thlls srn,tn"i nm. !rha nte,ns,o ,,at1
fniictl to prove tl!at the flat is coilgertes Of
Pai'nus. ant TINT Homer IS Il myth."..
Al fai1o W. eMorss q modern criticism. have
tjtor Of In thirtee is 'os' :s W. mo1 te ". w.
Trojuir War. Tiic ato,Iists hays he.:,i nhit' iiu
| 10 attli.cc strong reasol,s to sLow n sitIrro
ent authorship for lie illn{l md t|,t. f]jys-
sey. but tl,s ntomists i!avs iot
il single poem, with posssble intcrpnlatinms'
Recent discoveries hive tIeInoilst rateI iI,nt
thu 1lla,l was composed wItl,il, perotl i,os.
sesslng the art Of writing. ii. Sc,iIs,uaa'nn's a'n
nissarlk md l,ayc c coruaitsr orr ais " strcnet. rus ne
! ened the filth Of tl1ose WHO" Ie]irye lint
some somewhere, solnctlme III the remote past
llGffs WIS q contest or wnr Df races which
eavc rise to Il bajla,l literature that Resulted ]
| In the great epic OF Homer"
p,,1tu,,o1 H., ~.
York, = ~'''' ~ '"''' A'o'''' -'e"
A ApOpULAn COMMENTARY on THE
N1.,y sr1se'r. ,rrI,, oS ALE
Dr p,,,i,, so,',g i,,ata.aas taM EH y. ;,, ~
~. ,lr'tp oct1aa, Ifo1cssof III Union me
most cnterprising scholars Of our time. H.
sides lis work Us n 1,rofnssor AMI his lahore
MS a member Of the American Committee On
tllo Revision OF the New Testament Transjn-
tion, TIC l,as ud OIL hand for years the editing
Of Lange's great Commentary on the Bible.
which he ana his associates have Transmitted
into English, with discriminating notes: mud
lle has already edited the first two volumes
Of Ills Commentary Oh the New Testament.
thus completing the first half Of tl,is clal,o.
rate work. Tic first volume of thls vopu-