Studies in honor of A. Marshall Elliott
Publisher: Johns Hopkins Press
Published: 1900
Place of publication: Baltimore
Language: eng
Notes: Digitized and made available by: University of Toronto Libraries
Table of contents: title: Vol. 1. Armstrong, E.C.  The French shifts in adjective position and their English equivalents; Austin, H.D.  The origin and Greek versions of the Strange-feathers fable; Bédier, J.  La légende des "Enfances" de Charlemagne et l'Histoire de Charles Martel; Blondheim, D.S.  Etymological notes; Bowen, B.L.  The place of Châteaubriand as a critic of Italian literature; Brush, M.P., ed.  Esopo Zuccarino; Buffum, D.L.  The songs of the Roman de la Violette; Curdy, A.E.  The versions of the Fable of the Peacock and Juno; Dargan, E.P.  The poetry of Sully-Prudhomme; Jenkins, T.A., ed.  Le Contenz dou Monde, by Renaud d'Andon; Keidel, G.C.  Problems in Medieval Fable literature; Lancaster, H.C.  A classic French tragedy based on an anecdote told of Charles the Bold; Matzke, J.E.  The Roman du Châtelain de Couci and Fauchet's Chronique; Nitze, W.A.  The Castle of the Grail, an Irish analogue; Snavely, G.E., ed.  The Ysopet of Jehan de Vignay; Stowell, W.A.  Notes on the etymology of "bachelier", Terracher, A.  Le pluriel du démonstratif dans le parlers populaires de l'Angoumois, avec carte; Thieme, H.P.  Notes on Victor Hugo's versification; Todd, H.A., ed.  An unpublished Fourteenth Century invocation to Mary Magdalen "Il est bien temps que je m'avise; Warren, F.M.  French classical drama and the Comédie Larmoyante.-  Vol. 2. De Haan, F., ed.  El Decameron en Castellano, manuscrito de El Escorial; Johnston, O.M.  The Italian historical infinitive; Kuersteiner, A.F.  A textual study of the first cantica sobre el Fecho dela Yglesia in Ayala's Rimado; Marden, C.C.  Notes for a Bibliography of American Spanish; Menéndez Pidal, R.  Relaciones entre las leyendas moriscas y las cristianas; Shaw, J.E.  The sonnet of Guido Cavalcanti "Amore e Monna Lagia; Wilkins, E.H.  The 1527 Philopono.