Glosses. 31. SCHLUTTER, O. B. Zu den Leidener Glossen. Anglia, 44, 386-388.

Indicia Monasterialia. 32. SWAEN, A. E. H. Note on the AngloSaxon Indicia Monasterialia. Archiv f. d. St. d. N. Spr. 140, 106 f.

Lyrics. 33. BRANDL, A. Venantius Fortunatus und die ags. Elegien 'Wanderer' und 'Ruine.' Archiv f. d. St. d. N. Spr. u. Lit, 139, 84.

Medicine. 34. SINGER, CHAS. Early English Magic and Medicine. British Academy. 8vo. O.U.P. 4s.

Phœnix. 35. Cook, ALBERT S. The Old English Elene, Phœnix and Physiologus. See under Cynewulf.

Physiologus. 36. Cook, ALBERT S. The Old English Elene, Phoenix and Physiologus. See under Cynewulf.

Psalter. 37. RAMSAY, ROBERT LEE. The Latin Text of the Paris Psalter: a Collation and Some Conclusions. In Am. Jour. Philology, April-June 1920, XLI, 147–76.

38. WILDHAGEN, KARL. Das Psalterium Gallicanum in England und seine altenglischen Glossierungen. Engl. Stud. 54, 35–46.

Riddles. 39. PATCH, HOWARD R. Anglo-Saxon Riddle 56. Modern Language Notes, xxxv, 3, March 1920, pp. 181–182.

Saints' Lives. 40. RYPINS, STANLEY I. The Old English Life of St Christopher. Modern Language Notes, xxxv, 3, March 1920, pp. 186-187.

Textual. 41. HOLTHAUSEN, F. Zum ae. Salomo und Saturn. Zur ae. Metrischen Psalmenübersetzung. Anglia, Beibl. 31, 190–198. Zu altenglischen Dichtungen. Anglia, Beibl. 31, 25–32. Zu den altenglischen Zaubersprüchen und Segen. Anglia, Beibl. 31, 116–120.

42. 43.

44.

Zu altenglischen Dichtungen (1. Riddles, 2. Andreas, 3. Daniel, 4. Exodus, 5. Satan, 6. Verse of the Whale, 7. Later Genesis, 8. Cynewulf's Crist). Anglia, 44, 346–357.

45. KOCK, ERNST A. Jubilee Jaunts and Jottings. 250 Contributions to the Interpretation and Prosody of Old West Teutonic Alliterative Poetry. Lunds Universitets Årsskrift N. F. Avd. 1, Bd xiv, No. 26. Rev. by Fr. Klaeber in Jour. Eng. and Ger. Philol., July 1920, XIX, 409-13.

46.

Interpretations and Emendations of Early English Texts VI and VII. Anglia, 44, 97–115 and 245–261.

Vision. 47. KONRATH, M. Eine altenglische Vision vom Jenseits. Archiv f. d. St. d. N. Spr. u. Lit. 139, 30–46.

Widsith. 48. JIRICZEK, O. L. Seafola im Widsith. Engl. Stud. 54, 15-19.

49. SCHÜTTE, GUDMUND. Vidsid og Slægtsagnene om Hengest og Angautyr. Arkiv f. Nord. Fil., N. F. 32, 1–32 (1920).

VIII. MIDDLE ENGLISH

VIII. (a) GENERAL

1. BASKERVILL, C. R. Dramatic Aspects of Medieval Folk Festivals in England. Stud. in Phil. Univ. of N. Carolina, XVII, I (1920). 2. BROWN, CARLETON. A Register of Middle English Religious and Didactic Verse. Oxford: Printed for the Bibliographical Society at the Univ. Press. Vol. 1, 1916. Vol. II, 1920. 22.4 × 18.6 cm. Part II reviewed by J. M. M[anley] in Modern Philology, Sept. 1920, XVIII, 287-8.

3. DEANESLY, MARGARET. Vernacular Books in England in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries. Modern Language Review, Oct. 1920.

4. HALL, JOSEPH. Selections from Early Middle English, 1130– 1250. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1920. 7 × 5. Part I. Texts. viii + 222 pp. 7s. 6d. Part II. Notes. pp. 223-675. 15s.

5. HILKA, ALFONS. Zur Katharinen-legende: Die Quelle der Jugendgeschichte Katharinas. Archiv 140, 3 and 4 (1920).

6. JUSSERAND, J. J. English Wayfaring Life in the Middle Ages (XIVth Century). Transl. from the French by Lucy Toulmin Smith. New ed. Revised and enlarged by the Author. 9 × 61. PP. 464. London: Fisher Unwin. 25s.

7. LIEBERMANN, F. Zu Liedrefrain und Tanz im englischen Mittelalter. Archiv 140, 261-2.

8.

(1) Zu Thomas Occleve; (2) Zu Chaucers Stellung in Hofämtern; (3) Zwischenspiele für Edward II. Archiv 140, 3 and 4 (1920).

9. SAVAGE, ERNEST A. A Monastic Humanist of the Fifteenth Century. The Library Association Record. June 1920. pp. 185-197.

10. WEDEL, T. O. The Medieval Attitude towards Astrology, particularly in England. (Yale Studies in English.) New Haven: Yale Univ. Press. London: Milford. 1920. 10s. 6d.

II. WESTON, JESSIE LAIDLAY. From Ritual to Romance. Cambridge University Press, 1920. Xv + 202 pp. 23 cm. Reviewed by William A. Nitze in Modern Language Notes, xxxv, 6, June 1920, PP. 352-360.

II a.

January 1920.

Mystery Survivals in Medieval Romance. Quest.

VIII. (b) MIDDLE ENGLISH WRITINGS

Ancren Riwle. 12. DIETH, EUGEN. Cf. IV, 47.

13. MCNABB, VINCENT. Further Light on the Ancren Riwle. Mod. Lang. Rev. xv, 406–409. (See Hope Emily Allen, The Origin of the Ancren Riwle. Publ. Mod. Lang. Ass. Am. 33, 3, and G. G. Coulton's review in Mod. Lang. Rev. 15, 99–100.)

Arthurian Legend. 14. BROWN, ARTHUR CHARLES LEWIS. The Grail and the English Sir Perceval, xi. Modern Philology, August 1920, XVIII, 201-28.

15. HOLTHAUSEN, F. Zu Arthour and Merlin I. Anglia, Beibl. 31, 198-207.

16. MALORY, Sir THOMAS. Le Morte D'Arthur. (Biographical Note by A. W. Pollard.) Illustrated by Russell Flint. Medici Society, 1920. 91 × 62. Vol. 1. xxx + 439 pp. Vol. II. xxii + 531 PP. 42s.

17. Le Morte D'Arthur. Sir Thomas Malory's Book of King Arthur and of his Noble Knights of the Round Table. 2 vols. 9 × 6. PP. 467, 550. Macmillan. Each 7s. 6d.

Bible. 18. DEANESLY, MARGARET. The Lollard Bible and other Medieval Biblical Versions. 8vo. xv + 483 pp. Cambridge Univ. Press, 1920. 31s. 6d.

Caxton. 19. CAXTON. The Life of St George (from Caxton's Translation of the Golden Legend. Reprint). London: Alexander Moring. 8 × 5. 19 pp. IS.

Chaucer. 20. BEATTY, JOSEPH M., Jr. A Companion of Chaucer. Modern Language Notes, xxxv, 4, April 1920, pp. 246–248. On Sir Robert de Assheton.

21. BESCHORNER, F. Verbale Reime bei Chaucer (Stud. zur engl. Phil. LVIII). Halle: M. Niemeyer, 1920. 5 Mk.

22. BLAU, E. Zu Chaucer's 'Tale of Sir Topas' ('payndemayn'). Anglia, Beibl. 31, 237.

23. BRINK, B. TEN. Chaucer's Sprache und Verskunst. See VI, 5. 24. BROWN, C. Mulier est hominis confusio (Chaucer's Nun's Priest's Tale). Mod. Lang. Notes, 35, 8, Dec. 1920.

25. CURRY, WALTER CLYDE. Chaucer's Reeve and Miller. Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, xxxv, 189-209, June 1920.

25a.

The Secret of Chaucer's Pardoner. Journ. Eng. Germ. Phil. XXXVIII, 4 Oct. 1920.

26. DODD, William GeorgE. Courtly Love in Chaucer and Gower. Harvard University Press. $2.50.

27. FARNHAM, Willard EdwaRD. The Contending Lovers. Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, xxxv, 247-323, September 1920. Comparative study of a folk-lore theme, particularly in its oriental sources, though bearing specially on Chaucer's Parlement of Foules.

28. GRIM, FLORENCE M. Astronomical Lore in Chaucer. Lincoln, Neb. 1919. 8vo. pp. 96. University of Nebraska Studies in Language, Literature and Criticism 2. Reviewed by John S. P. Tatlock in Journal of Eng. and Germanic Philol., Jan. 1920, XIX, 129–30; by H. R. P. in Mod. Lang. Notes, Feb. 1920, XXXV, 128.

29. HOLTHAUSEN, F. Zu Chaucers 'Hous of fame.' Anglia, Beibl. 31, 137.

30. JACK, A. A. A Commentary on the Poetry of Chaucer and

Spenser. Glasgow: Maclehose and Jackson. Rev. Times Lit. Suppl., April 22, 1920. 8s. 6d.

31. KOCH, JOHN. Der Handschriftenverhältnis in Chaucers 'Legend of Good Women,' II. Anglia, 44, 23-72.

32. LANGE, HUGO. Die Legendenprologfrage. Zur Steuer der Wahrheit. Anglia, 44, 72-78. (Cf. V. Langhans, Anglia, Beibl. 31,

207 f.) 32a.

Die Sonnen- und die Lilienstelle in Chaucers Legendenprolog. Ein neuer Beweis für die Priorität der F.-Redaction. Anglia, 44, 373-385.

32b. Zur Priorität des F.-Textes in Chaucers Legendenprolog und zur Interpretation von F. 531/2 = Gg. 519/20. Anglia, 44, 213-216.

33. LANGHANS, VICTOR. Chaucers Anelida and Arcite. Anglia, 44, 226-245. Id. Hugo Langes Artikel in Anglia (N.F. 32), 213. Anglia, 44 (N.F. 32), 337–345.

34. PATTERSON, R. F. Chaucer: Nonne Prest, His Tale. Ed. with Introduction and Notes. 18mo. Blackie. 2s.

35. RICKERT, EDITH. A New Interpretation of The Parlement of Foules. In Modern Philology, May 1920, XVIII, I−29.

36. SHANNON, EDGAR FINLEY. Chaucer's Metamorphoseos. Modern Language Notes, xxxv, 5, May 1920, pp. 288–291.

37. STANFORD, MABEL A. The Sumner's Tale and St Patrick's Purgatory. In Jour. Eng. and Germ. Philology, July 1920, XIX, 377-81.

38. TATLOCK, JOHN S. P. Dante and Guinizelli in Chaucer's Troilus. Modern Language Notes, xxxv, 7, November 1920, p. 443. Coventry Plays. 39. PATCH, HOWARD R. The Ludus Coventriae and the Digby Massacre. In Publications of the Modern Lang. Assn. of America, Sept. 1920, XXXV, 324-343.

Horn. 40. FUNKE, O. Zum Verkleidungsmotiv im King Horn. Anglia, Beibl. 31, 224.

Lollards. 41. SCHARPFF, PAULUS. Über ein englisches Auferstehungsspiel. Beitrag zur Geschichte des Dramas und der Lollarden. Erlanger Diss. 1919. 62 pp. 8°.

Vol. I.

Mandeville. 42. HAMELIUS, P. Mandeville's Travels. Text. E.E.T.S. Original Series, No. 153. 8vo. O.U.P. 15s. Medicine. 43. HOLTHAUSEN, F. Zu den mittelenglischen medizinischen Gedichten. Anglia, 44, 357-373.

44. SCHÖFFLER, HERBERT. Beiträge zur mittelenglischen Medizinliteratur, I. Heft des sächsischen Forschungsinstituts in Leipzig für neuere Philologie. III. Angl. Abteilung. 1919. xv+309 pp. Gr. 8o. Halle: M. Niemeyer. 20 Mk.

45. SINGER, CHAS. Early English Magic and Medicine. For The British Academy. 8vo. Oxford Univ. Press. 4s.

Minot, Lawrence. 46. MOORE, SAMUEL. Lawrence Minot. Modern Language Notes, xxxv, 2, February 1920, pp. 78–81.

The Owl and the Nightingale. 47. KENYON, JOHN SAMUEL.. On the Date of the Owl and the Nightingale. In Modern Philology, May 1920, XVIII, 55-6.

Rolle, Richard of Hampole. 48. HULME, WILLIAM HENRY, ed. Richard Rolle of Hampole's Mending of Life. Ed. by William Henry Hulme. In Western Reserve Univ. Bulletins, N.S., x1, 4, May 1918. Reviewed by M. Deanesly in Mod. Philology, Jan. 1920, XVII, 549–51. Rule of St Benet. 49. HAGEL, FRIEDA. Zur Sprache der nordenglischen Prosaversion der Benediktiner-Regel. Anglia, 44, 1-23. West Midland Poems. 50. BRINK, AUGUST. Stab und Wort im Gawain. See VI, 3.

51. JACKSON, T. Sir Gawain's Coat of Arms. Mod. Lang. Rev. 15, 77-79.

2 52. MENNE, R. J. Purity: a Middle English Poem. Edited with Introduction, Notes, and Glossary by Robert J. Mennen. New Haven, Conn.: Yale Univ. Press. 1920. Yale Studies in English LXI.

53. SUNDÉN, K. F. Några förbisedda skand. lånord i Sir Gawayne, etc. Cf. III, 34.

54. TUTTLE, EDWIN H. Notes on the Pearl. Mod. Lang. Rev. xv, pp. 298-300.

Winner and Waster. 55. GOLLANCZ, Sir ISRAEL. A good short debate between Winner and Waster. (An alliterative poem on social and economic problems in England, 1382.) Select Early English Poems Series. London: H. Milford. 1920. 5s.

56. HULBERT, JAMES ROOT. The Problems of Authorship and Date of Wynnere and Wastoure. In Modern Philology, May 1920, XVIII, 31-40.

Miscellaneous. 57. HOLTHAUSEN, F. Das mittelengl. Streitgedicht 'The Eye and the Heart' (see E. Pr. Hammond's edition. Anglia, 34, 237 ff.). Anglia, 44, 85–94.

58. Zu mittelenglischen Dichtungen (Sir Degrevant, 519, 657; Sir Perceval, 687, 1876, 2279; Lydgate-Studien, Gedicht auf Mylady of Holand und Mylord of Gloucester). Anglia, 44, 78-85. 59. Ein mittelenglischer Hymnus auf Maria und Christus und seine Kymrische Umschrift. Archiv für d. Stud. d. n. Spr. 140, 33-43.

60.

Weiteres zur Geschichte von Martin Waldeck. Zur

Noah-Legende. Anglia Beibl. 31, 89-92.

VIII. (c) MIDDLE SCOTTISH

61. ROBB, T. D. Thre Prestis of Peblis. How thai told thar talis. Scottish Text Society. 1920.

62. SCHOFIELD, W. H. Mythical Bards and the Life of Wm Wallace. 8vo. Oxford Univ. Press. I2s. 6d.

63. SCHULTZ, JOHN RICHIE. Alexander Barclay and the Later Eclogue Writers. Modern Language Notes, xxxv, 1, January 1920, PP. 52-54.

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