A BIBLIOGRAPHY
TO THE MASSEIAN CORPUS
— Towards a Definitive Edition —

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CONTENTS

Introduction
BIBLIOGRAPHY
I. Editorial Abbreviations
II. Journals, Periodicals, Encyclopaedias, etc., Abbreviations
III. Author Bibliography
IV. Anonymous Bibliography
V. Journals, Periodicals, Encyclopaedias, etc., Bibliography
VI. Daily/Weekly Newspapers

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Introduction

The following bibliography has been designed to make it easy to use in conjunction with Massey's works presented here. The same is applicable to the Bibliographical Index. Both should be used in tandem since they cross-reference each other. The bibliography enhances the extensive notes I have added to the references. It also contains, where possible, links to published versions of titles available online for download.

At the time of setting up this site all links were fine and none appeared to be broken. However, like most things in life things change, including the availability of works online. With the constant emergence of other works becoming available whilst others go offline, it is not possible to keep this page up to date. But I will endeavour to update as I go along.

The once immensely resourceful site www.archive.org has degraded itself by adding sham contributions from Google. Anything contributed by Google (i.e. digitized by Google) should be avoided at all costs as they are all prone to ineptness and invariably tend to be incomplete. There is no justification for the poor scans that they upload, and such links to a desired title often results in disappointment. It is a shame that such a valuable, helpful site like this should align itself with such incompetence. Poor quality does not compensate for lack of an available edition. AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE. But do search other titles not digitized by Google on this site. Another resource worth checking out is www.digitalbookindex.com with its powerful search tools for any titles. Also check out www.onlinebooks.com for other works.

The bibliography itself should be approached with caution. It is best considered as a virtual library, if you will, of all the works Massey consulted, and does not reflect in reality all the editions and works he used that were available to him during the time when he was writing. Rather, I have had to settle for a compromise as it has been almost impossible to verify every single edition or publication where he gives no information. As much as I would have wished this was simply not practical. I therefore have opted for a few rules of my own choosing when selecting the publications he might have used. These can be listed as follows:

1. Where Massey has in only a few instances given full publication details for the books and journals, etc., he has used, this has presented no problem. They will be found as listed. However, if he has used any edition other than the first, I have given the first edition publication details beneath that entry.
2. Where Massey has used an English translation of a foreign text, I have given the publication details of the English edition—and also the publication details of the original edition, as in some cases there is an enormous difference between publishing dates.
3. Where he has given no details regarding which edition he has used, I assume it is always the first, and have provided the details for the first edition only.
4. Where he has used a foreign work but does not state he has used an English translation, I have assumed he has used the original language edition. (No English edition has been given unless that was published first.)
5. Where he has used Classical texts in Greek or Latin, I have assumed he has used the texts in their native languages. (The exception to this rule are the popular Classics where it would present a significant problem in judging which edition was used out of the many available. In some cases there are hundreds. I have preferred to let these stand as they are by title alone.)
6. Where he is quoting from the Church Fathers, I have bent these rules slightly to my own advantage and have settled for the best editions that were available in his time for those where no publication details are given, unless the reference is borrowed and the edition is given in the primary source.

With these rules in mind, do not believe for one moment the bibliography to be fool-proof. This is far from the case. It should be considered as a work in progress only as there are still a few omissions and references unaccounted for. Due to the scanty information provided by Massey, the numerous problems this has resulted in, has meant a lot of speculation on my part where I have been unable to verify for myself that the full name of the author and title is correct. These will be found enclosed in square brackets. Where there is a question mark outside the brackets it means there is still doubt in my mind regarding the attribution and identification.

The bibliographer's job is always an unenviable one. This was particularly so when compiling this bibliography. I have endeavoured to maintain the highest level of accuracy as far as possible. In a few cases admittedly I have failed; this is not for want of trying. I have expended considerable time in tracking down all the sources he has used, confronting many language barriers on the way, resulting in more time than I wanted to waste, making the task in itself one of great labour. This has not been helped by the many inconsistencies in Massey's referencing, his appalling errors—especially in the spelling of authors' names, abbreviated titles of books, wrong volume numbers, even wrong dates, etc.,—which has left it in a far less complete state I would have wished.

I was helped immensely at the outset of this task by accessing the British Library Catalogue of Books on CD-ROM. But even this is not perfect as it does not cross-reference adequately alternative spellings of foreign names. Being based on Boolean logic, it requires the utmost precise details. One letter wrong or missing in a name can throw the whole search out. And at one point I made a note of erroneous names supplied by Massey which, had he spelt them correctly, would have saved an enormous amount of valuable time.

I will give a small sample of Massey's misspellings followed by the correct orthography in brackets. In no particular order: Lipscombe (Lipscomb), Æcumenius (Œcumenius), Plott (Plot), Boyce (Boyse), Barrow (Borrow), Mill (Mills), Prise (Prisse), Mallebranche (Malebranche), Riis (Ris), Amiot (Amyot), Roland (Reland), Beechy (Beechey), Boaz (Boas), Palme (Pallme), and many others that can be found listed in the Index. This does not include those names that are now spelt differently or the foreign names where the British Library has opted for a more correct rendering. And I have followed their example by placing these authorities under their correct names, not necessarily as Massey has given them. Thus you will find Caylus under Tubieres as that is his proper name, Veytia under Fernandez, De Sacy under Silvestre de Sacy, D'Alviella under Goblet, etc. If in doubt, consult the Index where the alternatives are given. I have departed from the British Library's cataloguing of names where I strongly disagree with them and have opted to enter those names that would be more readily familiar to us where you would expect to find them if listed alphabetically. Thus you will find Voragine under Voragine, not under Jacobus as the Library has it, Chrysostom under Chrysostom, not under John, etc. Again, if you cannot find the entry where you would expect to find it, consult the Index.

The original plan has always been to make this an informed bibliography, rather than just a straightforward list of names and titles. Thus dates have been provided for each author, where possible, and short annotations on the titles where it was felt necessary to clear up certain misunderstandings and point out Massey's errors. All entries marked with an asterisk denote borrowed references with the source of the reference given directly beneath that entry (see my essay on Massey's extensive use of this method).

Lastly, this is only an attempt at a complete bibliography of all the works cited by Massey. It does not profess to be definitive, but only a possible one had he so decided to include one in his works in the first place. As he did not, I have done my best to provide for the first time a near as complete reference point for all those interested in the background sources behind Massey's thinking, as well as giving an overview of the full range of his fields of interest. And had he taken more pride in his referencing, been a bit more meticulous in his details, this compiler would have been far happier: as it is he has had to struggle with the elusive and downright equally obscure that are still untraceable which has inevitably resulted in a few gaps here and there. Hopefully these do not reveal too much of a shameful ignorance on my part and will be gradually amended when this site is constantly updated. For now, this will have to do. Also, I will be most grateful to any visitor to this site if they care to enlighten me on some obscurities as well as notifying me of any errors and omissions I might not be aware of. Please contact me here.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

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I. Editorial Abbreviations

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II. Journals, Periodicals, Encyclopaedias, etc., Abbreviations

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III. Author Bibliography

ABADDIE, Antoine Thompson d'. (1810-1897)

• [Observations Relatives à La Physique du Globe, Faites au Bresil et en Ethiope.—Paris, 1873.]?
  Online availability: ?

ABDIAS.

• History of the Apostles. [Historia Apostolica,—in Fabricius' Codex, ?: ?-?.]
  Online availability: ?
  Note: This work, written c. 6th C., is attributed to Pseudo-Abdias; it has nothing to do with Abdias, the Bishop of Babylon.

[ABRAHAM, Charles John.]

• [Title unknown,]—art. in TES 7 (1870): ?-?.
  Online availability: See TES.

ACOSTA, Joseph de. (1539-1600)

• Historia Naturale, e Morale delle Indie. Tr., Paolo Galucci.—Venetia, 1590.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (English and Spanish)
  1^st pub. the same.—Seville, 1580.

ACTERIANUS.

• [Title unknown.]
  Online availability: ?

ACUGNA, Christopher d' (or Cristobal de Acuna) (d. 1597)

• Voyages and Discoveries in South-America. The First up the River of the Amazon to Quito, in Peru, and Back Again to Brazil, Performed at the Command of the King of Spain. By Christopher d'Acugna. The Second up the River of Plata, and Thence by Land to the Mines of the Potosi. By Mons. Acarete. The Third from Cayenne into Guiana, in Search of the Lake of Parima, Reputed the Richest Place in the World. By M. Grillet and Bechamel. Done into English from the Originals, etc.—For S. Buckley; London, 1698.
  Online availability: ?

ADAIR, James. (c.1709-c.1783)

• The History of the American Indians. Particularly Those Nations Adjoining the Mississippi, East and West Florida, Georgia, South and North Carolina, and Virginia.—Printed for Edward and Charles Dilly; London, 1775.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

AELIAN. (170-235)

• Varia Historia.
  Online availability: www.perseus.tufts.edu.

AESCHYLUS. (525-456 BC)

• Prometheus Bound.
  Online availability: www.gutenberg.org

AESOP. (fl. 6th C. BC)

• Fables.
  Online availability: www.gutenberg.org.

AFANASIEV, Alexander (or Aleksandra Nikolaevich Afanas'ev). (1826-1871)

• Позгическія Воззрьнія Спавянъ на Природу. Опьітъ сравнитедьнаго иэученія славянскихъ преданій и вьрованій, въ свяэи съ мифическими сказаніями другихъ родственньіхъ народовъ.—Москва, 1865-69.—3 vols.,—excerpts in Ralston.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (the Eng. ed. of 1916 entitled Russian Folk-tales).
  Note: M. has abbreviated this title to PVS as the transliteration is Poeticheskya Vezzyeniya Slavan, etc., or Poetic Views of the Slavonians about Nature. Ralston's work is partial tr. of this. See Ralston.
• 'Story 23,'—in the above, pp. ?-?,—quoted in Ralston.

AFRICANUS, Sextus Julius. (200-c.270)

• ['Reliquiæ,'—in Routh, Reliquiæ Sacræ 2 (1814): ?-?.—Oxonii, 1814-18.—4 vols.]
  Online availability: ?

AGOBARDUS, St. (769-840)

• [Title unknown, poss. from Opera.—Paris, 1666,]—quoted in Grimm's Deutsch Mythology.
  Online availability: ?

AKIBA, Rabbi ben Joseph. (c. 2nd C. AD)

• [Title unknown.]
  Online availability: ?
  Note: Rabbi Akiba is generally credited as the author of Sepher Yetsirah, or 'Book of Formations'.

AL-BALKHI, Abu Ma'shah Ja'far ibn Muhammad ibn 'Umar (or Abu-Maaschar). (805-885)

• [De Magnis Conjunctionibus.]—quoted in Al-Biruni's Chronology.
  Online availability: ?

AL-BEIDAWI (or Al-Baydawi), 'Abd Allah ibn 'Umar. (d. 1285?)

• [Al-Beidawi's Commentary on the Koran.]*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (Commentary on Sura 3 only).
  * From Sale's trans. of The Koran. An unpublished MS. in Sale's collection.

AL-BIRUNI, Muhammad ibn Ahmad. (973-1048)

• Chronology of the Ancient Nations. Tr., E. Sachau.—London, 1879.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

AL-SEYID (or Al-Sayid).

• [Title unknown.]*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Sale's trans. of The Koran. An unpublished MS. in Sale's collection.

AL-TABARI, Abu Ja'far Muhammad ibn Jarir. (839-923)

• Chronique de Abou-Djafar Mo'hammed-ben-Djarir-ben Yezid Tabari. Tr., H. Zotenberg sur la version Persano D'Abou-'Ali-Mo'hammed Bela 'Mi.—Oriental Translation Fund; Paris, 1867-74.—4 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

AL-ZAMAKHSHARI, Abu Al-qasim Mahmud ibn Umar. (d. 1143)

• [Al-Kashshaf'an Haqa'iq At-Tanzil.]*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Sale's trans. of The Koran. A MS. in Sale's collection, written c. 1134. Not pub. till 1856.—Calcutta.—2 vols.

ALEXANDER, Gen. Sir James Edward.

• [An Expedition of Discovery into the Interior of Africa, through the Hitherto Undescribed Countries of the Great Namaquas, Boschmans, and Hill Damaras, performed under the Auspices of Her Majesty's Government, and the Royal Geographical Society.—E.L. Carey & A. Hart; Philadelphia, 1838.—2 vols.]*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, vol. 1 only).
  * From Hahn's Tsuni-Goam.

ALEXANDER POLYHISTOR, (Lucius Cornelius Alexander Polyhistor). (d. 35 BC)

• [On the Jews,]—quoted in Eusebius' Praeparationis Evangelicae.
  Online availability: See Eusebius.

ALEXANDER OF TRALLES. (fl. 6th C. AD)

• [Alexandri Tralliani Medici Libri Duodem.—Basle, 1556.]?
  Online availability: ?

ALLEN, Capt. William, A.N. (1793-1864), and THOMSON, Thomas Richard Heywood.

• A Narrative of the Expedition sent by Her Majesty's Government to the River Niger, 1841, under the Command of Capt. Trotter.—Richard Bentley; London, 1848.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.pdavis.nl/Niger.htm and www.archive.org (facsimile copy).

ALLINGHAM, William. (1824-1889)

• ['The Fairies, a Child's Song,'—in Songs, Ballads, and Stories, including many now first collected, the rest rev. and rearranged.—George Bell; London, 1877.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

AMBROSE, St. (340-397)

• ['Expositio Evangelii Secundum Lucam,'—in Opera 1: ?-?.—Paris, 1686.—? vols.]
  Online availability: ?
• ['Epistle of Ambrose to the Emperor Theodosius about the proposal to restore the pagan altar of Victory in the Roman Senate,'—in Sancti Ambrosii Opera 4: ?-?.—Paris, 1836.—9 vols.]*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Hislop's Two Babylons. M., in NG 1:435, wrongly ascribes this to Lactantius when it should be Ambrose.

AMYOT, Joseph Marie.

• Memoires concernant l'histoire, les sciences, les arts, les mouers, les usages, &c. des Chinois: Par les Missionaires de Pekin. Ed., C. Barteaux, et al.—Paris, 1776-1814.—16 vols.
  Online availability: ?

ANACREON. (c.550-464 BC)

• [Anacreon Teius ... ad fidem ... vet. ms. Vatican. Emendatus ... dimidiâ ferè parte auctus, aliquot nempè Justis Poematiis & fragmentis plurimis, ab undi quaque conquistis. Item. Anacreontis vita ... opera & studio Josuæ Barnes.—Typis Academicis; impensis Edmundi Jeffery; Cantabrigæ, 1705.]*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (works of).
  * From Hislop's Two Babylons.

ANAXANDRIDES.

• [Fragments,—in Hertelius' Bibliothecæ, ?-?.—Basileæ, 1560.]?
  Online availability: ?

ANDERSON, Dr. Joseph.

• ['Notes on the Character and Contents of a Large Sepulchral Cairn of the Bronze Age at Collesie, in August 1876 & 1877,'—art. in PSAS 12 (1876-78): 439-61.]*
  Online availability: See PSAS.
  * From Mitchell's Past in the Present.

ANDROCYDES.

• [On Pythagoric Symbols,]?—quoted in Clement's Stromata.
  Online availability: ?

ANEURIN (or Aneirin). (fl. 6-7th C.)

• 'The Gododin,'—in Skene's Four Ancient Books of Wales, ?: ?-?. Tr., D. S. Evans.
  Online availability: www.gutenberg.org and www.archive.org.

ANGAS, George French. (1822-1886)

• Savage Life and Scenes in Australia and New Zealand, Being an Artist's Impressions of Countries and Peoples of the Antipodes.—Smith, Elder & Co.; London, 1847.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (vol. 1 only).

ANTIPHANES.

• [Fragments.—in Hertelius, Bibliothecæ.—Basileæ, 1560.]?
  Online availability: ?

AP HYWEL DDA. (d. 950 AD)

• [Cyfreithjeu Hywel Dda ac eraill, seu Leges Wallicæ ecclesiasticæ et civiles Hoeli Boni et aliorum Wallicæ Principum, quas ex variis codicibus manuscriptis eruit, interpretatione Latina, notis et glossario illustravit Gulielmus Wottonus...adjuvante M. Gulielmio ... qui et appendicem adjecit. Ed., W. Clarke.—G. Bowyer; Londini, 1730.]?
  Online availability: ?

APION. (fl. 1st C. AD)

• [Ægyptiaca,]—quoted in Josephus' Against Apion.
  Online availability: ?

APOLLODORUS OF ATHENS. (fl. 140 BC)

• [Bibliotheca Libri Tres ad codd. fidem recensiti a C.G Heyne.—Gottingen, 1782.—4 vols.]?
  Online availability: www.theoi.com or www.perseus.tuft.edu (J.G. Frazers' tr.).
  Note: Apollorodus is also quoted in Eusebius' Chronicon—see also Cory's Ancient Fragments.

APOLLONIDES HORAPIUS.

• Semenouthi,—cited in Theophilus' Autolycum.
  Online availability: ?

APOLLONIUS MOLON.

• [Title unknown—a work on history,]—cited in Josephus' Antiquities of the Jews.
  Online availability: ?

APOLLONIUS OF RHODES. (fl. 3rd C. BC)

• Voyage of the Argo/Argonautica.
  Online availability: www.perseus.tufts.edu. 
• 'Voyage of the Argo, Scholiast on,'—cited in Bunsen's Egypt's Place in Universal History.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

APOLLONIUS OF TYANA.

• [Title unknown.]
  Online availability: ?

APOSTOLIUS, Michael. (c. 1422 - d. c. 1480)

• [Clavis homerica; sive, Lexicon vocabularum omnium, quae continentur in Homeri Illiade et potissima parte odysseae, cum brevi de dialectis appendice.—Edinburgi, 1815.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

APULEIUS, Lucius. (fl. 2nd C. BC)

• The Metamorphoses, or Golden Ass.
  Online availability: www.perseus.tufts.edu

ARATUS OF SOLI. (fl. 3rd C. BC)

• Αρατου Εολεως Φαιυομευα και Διοση μεια Arati Solensis Phænomena et Diosemeia, Græce et Latine. [Ad codd. ms. et optimarum edd. fidem recensita. Accedunt Theonis scholia Vulgata et emendatiora ... Leontii de sphæra Aratea libellus, et versionum Arati poeticarum Ciceronis, Germanici, et R. F. Auieni quæ supersunt. Curauit Ioannes Theophilus Buhle.—Lipsiæ, 1793-1801.—2 vols.]?*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, 1828 ed.).
  * From Drummond's Oedipus Judaicus. The Phenomena also appears in Cicero's On the Nature of the Gods, and Germanicus' Aratea. Both are in this volume. See Drummond.
• The Phainomena of Aratus, Done into English Verse. Tr., R. Brown, Jun.—London, 1885.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

ARINGHUS, Paulus.

• [Roma Subterranea nouissima: in qua, post Antonium Bosium ... Io. Seueranum ... et celebres alios scriptores antiqua Christianorum et præcipue martyrum cœmeteria ... sex libris distincta illustrantur.— Expensis B. Diuersini & Z. Masotti; Romæ, 1651.—2 vols.]
  Online availability: ?

ARISTARCHUS. (fl. 2nd C. BC)

• [Scholia on Homer.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (German, 1919 ed.).

ARISTIDES, St. (c. 2nd C. AD)

• The Apology of Aristides on Behalf of the Christians. ['From a Syriac manuscript preserved on Mount Sinai. Edited with an introduction. Tr., J. Rendell Harris, M.A., with an appendix containing the main portion of the original Greek text by J. Armitage Robinson, B. D.,'—in TS 1:1 (1891).]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

ARISTIDES AELIUS. (fl. 160 AD)

• [Ælii Aristidis ... Opera Omnia Græce & Latine ... cum notis & emendationibus Gul. Canteri, Tristani Palmeri, T. Fabri, Spanhemii, Normanni, & Lamb. Bosii; adjunctis insuper veterum scholis; et Prolegomenis sopatri apameenis ... recensuit, & observationes suas adjecit Samuel Jebb.—E Theatrano Sheldoniano; Oxonii, 1722, 30.—2 vols.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (vol. 2 only).

ARISTOPHANES. (c.444-c.380 BC)

• The Archanians.
• The Clouds.
• Lysistrate.
• Online availability: www.gutenberg.org.

ARISTOTLE. (384-322 BC)

• [The Works of Aristotle. Translated from the Greek. With Copious Elucidations from the Best of his Greek Commentators, viz. Alexander Aphrodisiensis, Syrianus, Ammonius Hermæus, Priscianus, Olympiodorus, Simplicius, etc. Tr., T. Taylor.—London, 1806-1812.—10 vols.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (W. D. Ross' tr.).
• De Mundo/On the World,—in the above: ?: ?-?.
• Physics,—in the above: 1 (1806): ?-?.
• Politics,—in the above: ?: ?-?.
  Note: Aristotle's works, tr. by Taylor, are now available from www.prometheustrust.co.uk.

ARNOBIUS, St. Afer. (d. 330 AD)

• Arnobii Adversus Gentes libri VII ... Cum recensione viri celeberrimi, & integris omnum commentaries, etc. Ed., Antoninus Thysius.—I. Maire; Lugduni Batavorum, 1641.—4 pts.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

ARNOLD, John Muehleisen.

• Genesis and Science: or, The First Leaves of the Bible.—Longmans & Co.; London, 1875.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
  The 2nd ed. No 1st ed. held in BL.

ARNOLD, Matthew. (1822-1888)

• 'Sohrab and Rustom, An Episode,'—in Poems by Matthew Arnold, New Edition, ?-?.—London, 1853.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1893 ed.). The complete poem is cached here.
• ['God & the Bible,' in The Works of Matthew Arnold, vol. 8.—Macmillan and Co.; London, 1903-4.—15 vols.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

ARNOLD, Thomas. (1795-1842)

• [A Manual of English Literature, Historical and Critical: with an Appendix on English Metres.—Longmans, Green and Co.; London, 1877.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org (the 4th ed.).

ARTABANUS (or Artapanus). (fl. 1st C. BC)

• [Judaica,]—quoted in Eusebius' Praeparatio Evangelicae,—in Cory's Ancient Fragments, 147.
  Online availability: See Cory

ASBJORNSEN, Peter Christen. (1812-1885)

• Tales from the Fjeld; A Second Series of Popular Tales from the Norse. Tr., Sir G. W Dasent.—London, 1874.
  Online availability: www.archive.org. See also www.w3.org and Dasent. Asbjornsen's Norkse Folkeventyr is at www.runeberg.org.

ASSER, Joannes, Menevensis. (d. c. 908)

• [Life of Alfred,—in Giles' Six Old English Chronicles, ?-?.—London, 1878.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

ASSIKINACK, Francis.

• [Academy, 27th Sept. 1884.]*
  Online availability: See AC.
  * From Frazer, Totemism, who gives no title.

ASTLEY, Thomas.

• A New General Collection of Voyages and Travels, Consisting of the Most Esteemed Relations Which Have Been Hitherto Published in any Language.—Printed for Thomas Astley; London, 1745-1747.—4 vols.
  Online availability: ?

ATHENAEUS. (fl. 3rd C. BC)

• [The Deipnosophists or Banquet of the Learned. tr. C. D. Yonge. London, 1853.—3 vols.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

AUBREY, John. (1626-1697)

• Untitled—a manuscript in the Ashmolean Museum.
  Online availability: ?
• [Remaines of Gentilisme and Judaisme.]*
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities. See also Kennet's Contributions to Aubrey's Remains. This MS. (Lansdowne 262), deposited in BL 1698, was incorporated by Ellis in his version of Brand's book, and was not pub. in its entirety till 1881, Ed. J. Britten, in the Publications of the Folk-lore Society. The untitled MS is still, as far as I'm aware, unpublished.

AUGUSTI, Johann Christian Wilhelm. (1771-1841)

• Handbuch der Christlichen Archäologie.—Leipzig, 1836-37.—3 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (Eng. 1846 ed.).

AUGUSTINE, St. (354-430)

• Sancti Aurelli Augustini ... Operum tomus primus (-decimo-octavus) post Lovaniensium theologorum recensionem castigatus denuo ad manuscriptos codices Gallicanos, Vaticanos, Anglicanos, Belgicos, &c. necnon ad editiones antiquiores & castigatiores, opera et studio Monachorum Ordinis S. Benedicti e Congregatione S. Mauri. Editio teria Veneta cum supplementis nuper Vindobonæ repertis et Explanatione Symboli auctore S. Nicea V. saeculo scripta atque Romæ nuperrimè inventa.—Bassani, 1807, 1797, 1802.—18 vols.
  Online availability: www.thelatinlibrary.com.
• De Civitæ Dei/The City of God,'—in Operum, ?: ?-?.
• 'De Trinitate/On the Trinity,'—in Operum, ?: ?-?.
• Johanhem/Commentary on Gospel of St. John,'—in Operum, ? (?): ?-?.
• Sermon 160,'—in Operum, ?: ?-?.

AUGUSTUS, (Gaius Julius Caesar) Octavianus. (63 BC-14 AD)

• [Les Gestes du dieu Auguste d'apres l'Inscription du Temple d'Ancyre, avec Restitutions et Commentaires, Extraits du Monumentum Ancyranum, 1865-83, de M. Mommsen. Tr., A. Allmer.— Vienna, 1889.]? [NO!]
  Online availability: ?

AUSONIUS DECIMUS MAGNUS. (c.310-395)

• [Ausoni Burdigalensis...omnia, quæ adhuc...inveniri potuerunt opera. Ad hæc Symmachi & Pontii Paulini litteræ ad Ausonium scripta, tum Ciceronis, Sulpiciæ, alio numque...carmina nonnulla cincta...Hac tertia editione...J. Scaligerum & alios...Adiunctum est & Chronicon rerum Burdigalensium G. Lurbæi.—Apud S. Millangium; Burdigalæ, 1604, 1590.]?
  Online availability: www.intratext.com and www.archive.org (Eng. tr.).
• 'Commemoratio Professorum Burdigalensium,'—in Opera, ?-?.
• 'Epigrammata XXX,'—in Opera, ?-?.

AUSTIN, Gertrude.

• 'On a Fragmentary Inscription of Psametik I, in the Museum of Palermo,'—art. in TSBA 6 (1878): 287-8.
  Online availability: See TSBA and cached here.

AYMONIER, Etienne François. (b. 1844)

• 'Notes sur le Coutumes et Croyances Superstiteuses des Cambogdiens,'—in Cochinchine Française: Excursions et Reconnaisances, 16: ?-?.—Saigon, 1883,—quoted in Frazer's Golden Bough.
  Online availability: See Frazer.
  Note: M. has Notes, as does Frazer who also cites Notes sur le Laos (Saigon, 1885) in same ref., so could be either.

AZARIEL, Rabbi.

• [Title unknown, author unidentified,]—quoted in Talmud.
  Online availability: ?

BACHOFEN, Johann Jacob, The Elder. (1815-1887)

• [Das Mutterecht. Eine Untersuchung über die Gynaikokratie der alten Welt nach ihrer religiosen und rechlichten natur, etc.—Stuttgart, 1861.]*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  * From Tylor's Primitive Culture, and Lubbock's Origin of Civilisation.

BACKHOUSE, James, The Elder. (1794-1869)

• Narrative of a Visit to the Australian Colonies.—Hamilton Adams & Co.; London, 1843.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  * From Tylor's Researches.

BACON, Francis. (1561-1626)

• The Essayes or Counsels, Civill and Morall, of Francis Lo. Verulam, Viscount St. Alban, Newly Enlarged.—Printed by John Haviland, for Hanna Barrett, and Richard Whitaker; London, 1625.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
  1^st pub.—L.1597, containing 10 essays, then 1612 with 38 essays. The 1625 ed. contains 58 essays. No more additions.
• 'Natural and Experimental History for the Foundation of Philosophy: or Phenomena of the Universe: Being the third part of the Instauratio Magna,'—in Works 5 (?): ?-?. Ed., J. Spelling, et al.—London, 1854-59.—7 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
  Orig. pub. Historia Natvralis et Experimentalis ad Condendam Philosophiam: siue Phænomena Uniuersi.—L. 1622.
• [Title unknown.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

BACONNIERE-SALVERTE, Anne Joseph Eusebe. (1771-1839)

• Des Sciences Occultes, ou essai sur la magic, les prodiges at les miracles.—Paris, 1829.—2 vols.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, 1st, 2nd, 3rd eds. etc. & Eng. tr.).
  * From Hislop, The Two Babylons.

BAGFORD, John. (1650-1716)

• The Bagford Ballads, Illustrating the Last years of the Stuarts.—London, 1878.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities, who uses an earlier ed.

BAILEY, Joseph.

• ['The Veddahs,'—in TES n.s. 2 (1863): ?-?.]
  Online availability: See TES.

BAILLY, Jean Sylvain. (1736-1793)

• History of Astronomy. [Histoire de l'astronomie ancienne et moderne, depuis son origine, jusqu'à l'establishment de l'École d'Alexandrie.—Paris, 1775.]*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, 1806 ed.).
  * From Drummond's Oedipus Judaica, who has given an Eng. tr. of the Fr. title. This work not tr. into Eng.
• Traite de l'astronomie Indienne et Orientale: ouvrage qui peut servir de suite à l'histoire de l'astronomie ancienne.—Paris, 1787.
  Online availability: ?

BAKER, Sir Samuel White. (1821-1893)

• The Albert Nyanza, Great Basin of the Nile and Explorations of the Nile Source.—Macmillan & Co.; London, 1866.*
  Online availability: www.gutenberg.org and www.archive.org (1888 ed.).
  * From Tylor's Primitive Culture.

BALDWIN, John Denison. (1809-1883)

• Ancient America, in Notes on American Archæology.—Sampson Low & Co.; London, 1872.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com, www.archive.org and www.canadiana.org.

BALDWIN, William. (fl. 1545)

• A Maruelous Hystory Intitulede, Beware the Cat. Conteynyng Diuerse Wounderful and Incredible Matters, etc.—Edward Alde; London, 1584.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities. 1st pub. in 1570. Halliwell edited an ed. for Chiswick Press in 1864.

BALE, John. (1495-1563)

• [The Actes of Englysh Votaryes, Comprehendynge Their Vnchaste Practyses and Examples by all Ages, from the Worldes Begynnynge to thys Present Yeare, Collected out of Theire owne Legendes and Chronycles, etc. (The first parte.)—London, 1546.]*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Baring-Gould's Curious Myths of the Middle Ages.
• A Declaration of Edmonde Bonners Articles, Concerning the Cleargye of London Dyocese Whereby that Execrable Antychriste, is in his Right Colourse Reueled in the Yeare of Our Lord a. 1554, etc.—John Tysdall, for Frauncys Coldocke; London, 1561.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities.

BANCROFT, Hubert Howe. (1832-1918)

• The Native Races of the Pacific States of North America.—Longmans & Co.; London, 1875, 76.—5 vols.
  Online availability: www.1st-hand-history.org and www.archive.org.
• 'Spanish Explanation of the Codices or Mexican Paintings,'—in the above.
  Or the US ed.—the same. Lippincott; Philadelphia, 1851-57. Both sites contains his complete works, all 39 vols.

BANNISTER, Dr. John, LL.D. (1816-1873)

• [A Glossary of Cornish Names, Ancient and Modern, Local, Family, Personal, &c 20,000 Celtic and other Names, Now or Formerly in use in Cornwall. With derivations, etc.—Williams and Norgate; London: J.R Netherton; Truro, 1869-71.]*
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
  * From Muller's Chips From a German Workshop.

BARING-GOULD, Rev. Sabine. (1834-1924)

• Curious Myths of the Middle Ages, Second Series.—Rivingtons; London, Oxford & Cambridge, 1868.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1877, new ed.).
  Note: The 1st series was pub. in 1866.
• 'Eireks Saga (viǒförla),'—in Flateyjarbók: En samling af Norske Konge-sagaer med indskudte mindre fortaelluninger om begivenheder i og uden fer Norge, samt annaler, 1 (?): ?-?. Eds., G. Vigfusson & C.R. Unger.—Christiania, 1859-68.—3 vols.,—quoted in Curious Myths.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Tylor's Primitive Culture. It seems strange M. should borrow this from a book he previously consulted, yet ref. is identical.
• Legends of the Old Testament Characters, From the Talmud and other Sources.—Macmillan & Co.; London and New York, 1871.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (vol. 1 only).

BARONIUS, Cardinal Caesar. (1538-1607)

• Annales Ecclesiastici auctore Cæsare Baronio ... Editio nouissima ab ipsomet ante obitum aucta & recognita.—Sumptibus I. Gypemici & A. Hierati; Cloniæ Agrippinæ, 1609.—12 vols.*
  Online availability: ?
• 'Litania Septemplex,'—quoted in Annales.*
  * From Hislop's Two Babylons.
• Annales Ecclesiastici una cum critica historico chronologica P. Antonii Pagi ... additur præterea dissertatio hypaitica ejusdem Pagii; & epistola consularis Henrici Card. Norisii. In hac vero editione Fasti consulares ab A.U.C. 709 ad annum Christi 567. illustrantur ... Accedunt animadversions in Pagium, etc. (Annales ecclesiatici ab anno MCXCVIII ubi desinit Cardinalis Baronius, auctore Odorici Raynaldo ... Accedunt in hac editione notae ... quibus Raynaldi annals ... emendatur, auctore Joanne Dominico Mansi. - Annalium ecclesiasticorum Cæsaris Baronii ... cum critice subjecta P. Antonii Pagii, continuatione Odorici Raynalda, notisque Dominici Georgii & P. Joannis Dominici Mansi ... in Pagium & Raynaldum apparatus, etc.—Index universalis per omnium, quæ in Baronii, ac Pagii apparatibus, in Baronii Annalibus, Pagii critica, Annalibus Raynaldi, notisque Georgii, & Mansi continentur, etc.)— Lucæ, 1738-59.—38 vols.*
  Online availability: ?
  *From Knight's Discourse on the Worship of Priapus.

BARTLETT, John Russell. (1805-1886)

• Personal Narrative of Explorations and Incidents in Texas, New Mexico, California, Sonora, and Chihuaha, Connected with the United States and Mexican Boundary Commission, During the Years 1850, 1851, 1852 and 1853.—D. Appleton & Co.; New York, 1854.—2 vols.
  Online availability: ?

BARTLETT, [Abraham Dee.]

• ['Letter to Dr Birch,']—appendix to Birch, 'The Tablet of Antefaa II,' TSBA 4:1 (1876): 175-95.
  Online availability: See TSBA.

BARTOLOCCIUS, Julius.

• Bibliotheca Magna Rabbinica de scriptoribus & scriptis Hebraicis, ordine alphabetico Hebraice & latine digestis. Cum indice rerum, nominum & locorum sacræ scripturæ locupletissimo. Auctore D.I. Bartoloccio. (Post eius obitum absoluta aucta & in lucem edita a C.I. Imbonato. Huic quadripartio operi accedit tomus alter, nempe Bibliotheca Latino-Hebraica, sive de scriptoribus Latinis qui ex diversis nationibus contra Iudæos vel de re Hebraica utcumque scripsere. Loco coronidis adventus Messiæ a Iudæorum blasphemiis ac hæreticorum calumniis vindicatus. Opera et studio ejusdem C.I. Imbonati.)— Ex typographia Sacræ Congregationis de Propaganda fide; Romæ, 1675-94.—5 pts.
  Online availability: ?
• 'Sepher Herazim,'—extracts in Bibliotheca Magna Rabbinica ?-?.
• 'Shepha Tal,'—extracts in Bibliotheca Magna Rabbinica ?-?.

BASELER.

• [Title unknown,]—art. in MMB 2 (1856): ?-?.
  Online availability: See MMB.

BASIL, St. (329-379)

• [Title unknown.]
  Online availability: ?

BASILIDES. (fl. c.125 AD)

• [Fragments,]—cited in Hippolytus' Philosophumena, and Irenaeus' Against All Heresies.
  Online availability: See Hippolytus and Irenaeus.
  Note: These fragments, plus Basilides' Exegetica, have been collected in Bunsen's Christianity and Mankind.
• The Gospel of Basilides,—cited in Hippolytus' Philosophumena, and Origen's Homily on Luke.
  Online availability: See Hippolytus and Origen.

BASNAGE, Jacques, Sieur de Beauval.

• El Sched. (Unable to trace this work.)
  Online availability: ?
• Histoire des Juifs, depuis Jésus Christ jusqu'à present: pour servir de continuation de l'histoire de Joseph. Nouvelle édition, augmentée, etc.—La Haye, 1716.—9 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, vols. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6,10 only).
  No 1st ed. held in BL. Therefore no pub. details.
• The History of the Jews, From Jesus Christ to the Present Time ... Being a Supplement and Continuation of the History of Joseph. Tr., T. Taylor.—J. Beaver and B. Lintot; London, 1708.
  Online availability: ?

BASSE, William, (1602-1653) and PHILIPS, E. Philomathem.

• A Helpe to Discourse. Or a Misselany of seriousnesse with merriment ... Together with the Countrey-mans Counsellour ... Now for the seventh time published and much inlarged by the former authors W. B. and P.E. (Sphinx and Oedipus.)—Miles Flesher for Leonard Becket; London, 1628.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities, from ed. of 1632, not in BL. This is the nearest ed. in BL. 1st pub. the same.—L. 1619.

BASTIAN, Adolf. (1826-1905)

• Africanische Reisen. (Unable to trace this work.)
  Online availability: ?
• Der Mensch in der Geschichte, zur Begründung einer Psychologischen Weltanschauung.—Leipsic, 1860.—3 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
• Die Voelker des Oestlichen Asien: Studien und Reisen.—Leipzig, 1866-71.—6 vols.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  * From Tylor, Primitive Culture.
• [Title unknown,]—art. in ZE ? (1872): ?-?.*
  Online availability: See ZE.
  * From Hahn's Tsuni-Goam.

BATCHELOR, Rev. John.

• The Ainu of Japan; The Religion, Superstitions and General History of the Hairy Aborigines of Japan.— Religious Tract Society; London, 1892.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

BATHURST, Rev. William Hiley.

• Roman Antiquities at Lydney Park, Gloucestershire. Being a Posthumous Work of the Rev. W. H. Bathurst. With notes by C. W. King.—Longman & Co.; London, 1879.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

BAXTER, Richard. (1615-1691)

• The Certainty of the Worlds of Spirits. Fully Evinced by Unquestionable Histories of Apparitions and Witchcrafts, Operations, Voices, &c. Proving the Immortality of Souls, the Malice and Miseries of the Devils and the Damned, and the Blessedness of the Justified. Written for the conviction of Sadduces & Infidels.—For T. Parkhust & J. Salisbury; London, 1691.*
  Online availability: http://historical.library.cornell.edu.html
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities.

BAYER, Gottlieb Siegfried. (1694-1738)

• History of Bactria. [Historia regni Græcorum Bactriani in qua simul Græcarum in India coloniarum vetus memoria explicatur. Accedit Christophori Theodosii Waltheri ... Doctrina temporum Indica, cum paralipomenis.—Petropoli, 1738.]
  Online availability: ?
  Note: No Eng. tr. of this work held in BL.

BEACH, W.W.

• The Indian Miscellany: Containing Papers on the History, Antiquities, Arts, Languages, Religions, Traditions, and Superstitions of the American Aborigines. Ed., W.W. Beach.—J. Munsell; Albany, 1877.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

BEAL, Prof. Samuel. (1825-1889)

• [Letter,]—quoted in Bunsen, Angel-Messiah.
  Online availability: ?

BEAUMONT, Francis (1584-1616), and FLETCHER, John (1579-1625).

• The Island Princess, or the Generous Portugal, A Comedy in Five Acts and Verse.—London, 1669.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
  Note: This may be the work of Fletcher only.
• The Loyal Subject, or, The Faithful General, A Play ... The Authors, Mr. Beaumont and Mr. Fletcher.— For H.N. Sold by W. Keble; London, n.d. (1700?)
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

BEAUSOBRE, Isaac de. (1659-1738)

• [Histoire critique de Manichée et du Manicheisme. (Mémoire abregé sur la vie et les écrits de M. de Beausobre. Dressé par M. F.M.D.S.E. (i.e., Formey, Ed., of vol. 2.).)—Amsterdam, 1734, 39.—2 vols.]
  Online availability: http://gallica.bnf.fr.

BECHAI, Rabbi.

• [Title unknown, author unidentified,]—quoted in Legem.
  Online availability: See Legem.

BEDE, The Venerable, of Jarrow. (673-735)

• [The Ecclesiastical History of the English Nations, (from a MS. of More, the Bishop of Ely, and other MSS.). Ed., J. A. Giles, with introduction and notes.—Bohn's Antiquarian Library, George Bell & Sons; London, 1847.]?
  Online availability: www.gutenberg.org and www.fordham.edu.
  Orig. written in Lat., Historiæ Ecclesiasticæ Gentis Anglorum Libri Quninque. 1st pub. in Eng. in 1643.

BEECHEY, Capt. Frederick William (1796-1856) and H. W. BEECHEY.

• [Proceedings of the Expedition to Explore the Northern Coast of Africa, from Tripoli Eastward, in MDCCCXXI and MDCCCXXII, Comprehending an Account of the Greater Syrtis and Cyrenaica, and of the Ancient Cities Comprising the Pentopolis.—John Murray; London, 1828.]
  Online availability: http://books.google.com (preview only).

BELCHER, Sir Edward. (1799-1877)

• [Title unknown,]—art. in TES 5 (?): ?-?.
  Online availability: See TES.

BELETHUS, Joannes (or John Beleth). (fl. 1182 AD)

• Rationale Diuinorum Officiorum ... Opus annis ab hinc feré quadringentis conscriptum, nunc denùm opera Cornelij Laurimanni ... in lucem editum, ac diligenter à mendis compluribus repurgatum,—in Durandus' Rationale Divinorum, 922-1086.
  Online availability: ?

BELL, John. (1691-1780)

• A Journey from St. Petersburg to Pekin in the Year 1719,—in Pinkerton's A General Collection, 7 (1808): ?-?.
  Online availability: http://frontiers.loc.gov and www.archive.org (1763 ed.).
  1st pub. Travels from St. Petersburg in Russia to Diverse Parts of Asia.—Glasgow, 1763.—2 vols.

BELLEW, Surgeon-Major, Henry Walter, C.S.I. (1834-1892)

• The Races of Afghanistan: Being a Brief Account of the Principal Nations Inhabiting that Country.— Thacker, Spink, & Co.; Calcutta, 1880.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com (preview only) www.archive.org.

BEN ISRAEL.

• [Title unknown.]
  Online availability: ?

BEN SIRA. (fl. 180 BC)

• [Title unknown,]—quoted in Bartoloccius' Bibliotheca Magna Rabbinca.
  Online availability: See Bartoloccius.
  Note: Ben Sira is also the reputed author of the apocryphal Book of Sirach (aka Ecclesiasticus) and may well be the work M. is referring to.

BENFEY, Prof. Dr. Theodor. (1809-1881)

• [Occident und Orient, 1862]?*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  * From Muir, Original Sanskrit Texts who gives no source.

BENT, James Theodore. (1852-1897)

• The Ruined Cities of Mashonaland: Being a Record of Excavation and Exploration in 1891. With a chapter on the orientation and mensuration of the temples.—Longmans & Co.; London, 1902.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

BENTLEY, John.

• Historical View of the Hindu Astronomy, From the Earliest Dawn of that Science in India, Down to the Present Time.—Baptist Mission Press; Calcutta, 1823.—2 pts.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Burgess' Sûrya Siddhanta.

BERNARD, Edward. (1638-1696)

• [Flavi Josephi antiquatatum Judaicarum libri quator prieres et pars magna quinti cum exemplaribus mss. collati, et illustravit notis amplissimis E. Bernardi. Item historarum de Bello Judaico liber primus et pars secundi, ad codices mss. recogniti et emendati.—Oxoniæ, 1700-1687.—2 vols.]?
  Online availability: ?

BEROSUS (or Berossus). (fl. 260 BC)

• The Chaldean History,—fragments preserved by Apollodorus, Abydenus, Alexander Polyhistor, etc., in Eusebius' Chronicon and his Preparatio Evangelica; Josephus' Contra Apion;  Syncellus' Chronicon, Athenaeus' Deipnosophists; Clement's Admonitio ad Gentes,—in Cory's Ancient Fragments, 51-70.
  Online availability: See Cory.
  Note: Also known as The Babylonica of Berosus or Babylonian History, it is also in Bunsen's Egypt's Place in Universal History. The various fragments can also be found gathered together as an appendix in Robert Temple's Sirius Mystery.

BERTHELOT DE BAYE, Amour Auguste Louis Joseph, Baron.

• L'Archéologie Préhistorique.—Paris, 1880.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

BERTIN, [George, M.R.A.S.]?

• [Abridged Grammars of the Languages of the Cuneiform Inscriptions.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

BHASKARA ACHARYA. (1114-1185)

• [Siddhanta-Siromani (Course of Astronomy),]—cited in Muniswara's Commentaries on the Siromani,—quoted in Colebrooke's Essays and art. in ARSB 9.
  Online availability: See Colebrooke.

BINGHAM, Rev. Joseph. (1668-1723)

• Origines Ecclesiasticæ. The Antiquities of the Christian Church, and other Works.—Bohn's Antiquarian Library, George Bell & Sons; London, 1870.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (10 vols., 1855 ed., odd vols. only).
  1st pub. Origines Ecclesiasticæ, etc.—L. 1708.—10 vols.

BIOT, Jean Baptiste. (1774-1862)

• [Title unknown,]—art. in JA 4e série 2 (?): ?-?.
  Online availability: See JA.
• [Title unknown,]—art. in JS ? (1840): 243-54.*
  Online availability: See JS.
• [Title unknown,]—art. in JS ? (1859): ?-?.*
  Online availability: See JS.
  * Both from Burgess' Sûrya Siddhanta.

BIRCH, Samuel. (1813-1885)

• Ancient History from the Monuments. Egypt from the Earliest Times to B.C. 300.—Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge; London, 1875.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1875, 1879 and 1890 eds.).
• The Annals of Rameses III—see Eisenlohr, RP 6.
  Online availability: See Eisenlohr and RP.
• Belmore Collection. [Papyri in Hieroglyphic and Hieratic Characters, from the Collection of the Earl of Belmore, now deposited in the British Museum. Eds., E. Hawkins and S. Birch.—London, 1843.]?
  Online availability: ?
• 'Decree of Canopus,'—in RP 8 (1876): 81-90. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• Description of the Papyrus of Nas-Khem, Priest of Amen-Ra, discovered in an excavation made by direction of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales in a tomb near Gurneh, at Thebes.—Printed for Private  Circulation, by desire of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales; (London, 1863).
  Online availability: ?
• 'Dictionary of Hieroglyphics,'—in Bunsen's Egypt's Place in Universal History 5 (1867): 335-586.
  Online availability: See Bunsen.
• 'Dream of Thotmes IV,'—in RP 12 (1881): 43-49. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'Egyptian Magical Text from a Papyrus in the British Museum,'—in RP 6 (1876):113-26. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• Egyptian Texts of the Earliest Period, From the Coffin of Amamu in the British Museum. Tr., Birch.— London, 1886.
  Online availability: ?
• 'The Funereal Ritual or Book of the Dead,'—in Bunsen's Egypt's Place in Universal History 5 (1867):123-333. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See Bunsen. Also cached here.
• The Funeral Stele of Ra-Khephra-Ka. (Unable to trace this title.)
  Online availability: ?
• Funeral Text. (Unable to trace this title. Poss. implying The Ritual.)
  Online availability: ?
• Gallery of Antiquities, Selected from the British Museum. F. Arundale, J. Bonomi and with descriptions by S. Birch.—London, 1842.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• 'Translation of the Hieroglyphic Inscription on the Granite Altar of Turin,'—in TSBA 3 (1874): 113-17. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See TSBA and cached here.
• History of Ancient Pottery.—John Murray; London, 1858.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• 'Inscription of Ameni,'—in RP 6 (1876):1-4. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'Inscription of Chnumhetep,'—in RP 12 (1881): 65-76. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'Inscription of Darius at the Temple of El-Khargeh,'—in RP 8 (1876): 137-44. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'Inscription of Darius at the Temple of El-Khargeh,'—in TSBA 5 (1877): 293-302. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See TSBA.
• 'Inscription of Haremhebi on a Statue at Turin,'—in RP 10 (1878): 29-36. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• ['Inscription of Haremhebi on a Statue at Turin,']—in TSBA 3 (1874): 486-95. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See TSBA. Also cached here.
• 'Inscription of Seti I, at Rhedesieh,'—in RP 8 (1876): 67-74. Tr., Birch (from Lepsius' Denkmäler).
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'Inscription of Una,'—in RP 2 (1874): 1-8. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'The Obelisk of the Lateran, Annals of Thothmes III,'—in RP 4 (1875): 9-16. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• ['On the Annals of Thothmes III,']—art. in ASA 35 (1853): 116-?.
  Online availability: See ASA.
• ['On the Egyptian Belief Concerning the Shade or Shadow of the Dead,']—art. in TSBA 8 (1885): 386-97.
  Online availability: See TSBA. Also cached here
• ['On the Egyptian Belief Concerning the Shade or Shadow of the Dead,']—art. in PSBA 7 (1885): 45-9.
  Online availability: See PSBA. Also cached here
• Papyrus Biling. Rhind. (Unable to trace this title.)
  Online availability: ?
• 'The Possessed Princess, Tablet of Rameses XII,'—in RP 4 (1875): 53-60. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'The Praise of Learning,'—in RP 8 (1876): 145-56. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• The Rede Lecture: The Monumental History of Egypt.—Samuel Bagster & Sons; London, 1876.
  Online availability: ?
• Select Papyri in the Hieratic Character, Part 1.—London, 1858.
  Online availability: ?
• Select Papyri in the Hieratic Character, Part 2.—Liverpool, 1860.
  Online availability: ?
• '(Statistical Tablet of Karnak,) Annals of Thothmes III,'—in RP 2 (1874): 17-28. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'The Tablet of Four Hundred Years (XIX Dynasty),'—in RP 4 (1875): 33-36. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'Tablet of Rameses II,'—in RP 8 (1876): 75-80. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'Tablet of Thothmes III,'—in RP 2 (1874): 29-34. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'The Tale of the Two Brothers,'—in Select Papyri in the Hieratic Character, Part 2: pls. 9-19.
  Online availability: See Select Papyri.

BLACKMORE, Dr.

• [Title unknown—poss. art. in TES ? (1869): ?-?,]—cited in Dawkins' Early Man.
  Online availability: See Dawkins.

BLADE, William.

• Enemies of Books.—London, 1888.
  Online availability: www.wortldwideschool.org.
  The 2nd ed. No details of 1st.

BLAKE, John Frederick.

• Astronomical Myths, Based on Flammarion's 'History of the Heavens'.—London, 1877.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

BLAVATSKY, Helena Petrovna. (1831-1891)

• Isis Unveiled.—Theosophical Publishing House; New York, 1877.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.theosophical.ca/OnLineDocs.

BLEECK, Arthur Henry. (1827-1877)

• Avesta; The Religious Books of the Parsees, From Professor Spiegal's Translation of the Original Manuscripts.—Hertford, 1864.—3 vols. in 1. (Contains Vendidad, Yasna, and Khordah Avesta.)
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  Or poss. L. ed. 1864. Spiegal's book orig. pub. Avesta, Die Heiligen Schriften der Parsen.—Leipzig, 1852-63.—3 vols.

BLEEK, Wilhelm Heinrich Immanuel. (1827-1875)

• A Brief Account of Bushman Folklore and Other Texts.—Trübner & Co.; London, 1875.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• Reynard the Fox in South Africa; or, Hottentot Fables and Tales, Chiefly Translated from Original Manuscripts in the Library of His Excellency Sir George Grey, K.C.B.—Trübner & Co.; London, 1864.
  Online availability: www.archive.org and cached here.

BLOUNT, Thomas. (1618-1679)

• Fragmenta Antiquitatis. Antient Tenures of Land and Jocular Customs of Some Mannors, etc. A New Edition with Alterations, Large Additions, English Translations. To Which are Added, Explanatory Notes and an Index of Obsolete and Difficult Words. Ed., Josiah Beckwith.—Printed for the Editor; York, 1784.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (3rd ed.).
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities. 1st pub. the same.—L. 1679.
• A Law-Dictionary and Glossary. The Third Edition. To Which are Added above Two Thousand Two Hundred Words. Likewise an Explanation of All the Ancient Names of the Inhabitants, Cities, Towns, Villages and Rivers of Great Britain. Ed., W. Nelson.—D. Brown; London, 1717.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com (preview only, 1st ed.).
  1^st pub. Νομο-λεξικον, a Law Dictionary.—L. 1670.

BLUNT, John Henry. (1823-1884)

• Dictionary of Doctrinal and Historical Theology. Ed., Blunt.—Rivingtons; London, 1870.
  Online availability: ?

BOAS, Franz. (1858-1942)

• [Tenth Report on the North Western Tribes of Canada.]?
  Online availability: www.canadiana.org.
  Note: Not in BL, no pub. details. It was repub. in 1895 as a RBAM. See Frazer's Golden Bough where this is also cited.

BOATE (or de Boot, Bootius, Botius), Gerard. (1604-1650)

• [Ireland's Natural History. Being a True and Ample Description of its Situation, Greatness, Shape and Nature... Now published by Samuel Hartlib.—John Wright; London, 1652.]?
  Online availability: ?

BOBADILLA, [Francisco de.]?

• [Title unknown,—cited by Columbus in Pinkerton's Collection?]
  Online availability: ?

BOCHART (or Bochartus), Samuel. (1599-1667)

• Hierozoicon, sive bipertitum opus de animalibus Sacræ Scripturæ.—Excudebat Tho. Roycroft, impensis Jo. Martyn & Jac. Allestry; Londini, 1663.
  Online availability: www.studiolum.com (in preparation).

BÖCKH, [August. (1785-1867)]?

• [Manetho und die Hundssternperiode, ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Pharaonen.—Berlin, 1845.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

BOETHIUS (or Boece), Hector. (1465?-1536)

• [Scotorum Historiæ a prima gentis origine, cum aliarum & rerum & gentium illustratione non vulgari: Præmissa epistola nucupatoria, tabellisque amplissimis, & non pœnitenda isagoge, etc.—I. Badii Ascensii typis; Parisii, 1526.]?
  Online availability: ?
  Note: M. has New Manneris Auld of Scottis; which doesn't appear to be in BL. Scotorum Historiæ is the only one by Boece.

BÖHME, Jakob (or Jacob Behmen, Boehme, etc.). (1575-1624)

• The Works of Jacob Behmen ... To which is prefixed the life of the author. With figures, illustrating his principles, left by the Reverend William Law. Eds., G. Ward and T. Langcake. Trs., J. Sparrow, J. Edistone, H. Blunden.—M. Richardson; London, 1764-81.—4 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
  Note: There was an earlier ed. Ed., W. Law, the same.—L. 1654. This is not held in BL.
• 'Aurora,'—in Works ? (?): ?-?.
  Orig. pub. Arora, das ist Morgenvöte in Aufgang, etc.—D.? 1634.
• 'Mysterium Magnum, or An Exposition of the First Book of Moses called Genesis,'—in Works ? (?): ?-?.
  Orig. pub. Mysterium Magnum, oder Erklärung vber das Erste buch Mosis, etc.—A. 1640.
• 'Signatura Rerum, or, The Signature of all Things,'—in Works ? (?): ?-?.
  Orig. pub. Signatura Rerum: das ist Bezeichung aller dingen, wie das Innere vom Eusseren Bezeichnet wird.—A.? 1635.
• 'The Threefold Life of Man, the High and Deep Searching out of the Three Principles,'—in Works ? (?): ?-?.
  Orig. pub. Hohe und tieffe Gründe von dem Dreyfachen Leben des Menschen, etc.—A. 1660.

BOILEAU, [Daniel]?

• [A Dictionary of the Peculiarities of the French Language. A New Edition.—H. Colburn & R. Bentley; London, 1830.]?
  Online availability: ?
  Note: This title and author is a wild guess. But there seems to be no other likely candidate. No 1st ed. given in BL.

BOLDETTI, Marco Antonio.

• [Osservazioni sopra i Cimiterj de' Santi Martiri, ed antichi Cristiani di Roma; Aggiuntavi la serie di tutti quelli, che sino al presente si sono scoperti, e di altri simili, che in varie parti del mondo si trovano: con alcune riflesioni pratiche sopra il culto delle sagre reliquie.—Roma, 1720.]?
  Online availability: ?

BONNEY, Frederick.

• [Title unknown,]—art. in RBAM ? (?): ?-?.
  Online availability: See RBAM.
• 'Aborigines of New South Wales,'—in JAI ? (1883): ?-?.
  Online availability: See JAI.

BONWICK, James. (1817-1906)

• Daily Life and Origin of the Tasmanians.—Sampson Low & Co.; London, 1870.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
• Egyptian Belief and Modern Thought.—Kegan Paul; London, 1878.
  Online availability: www.sacred-texts.com and www.archive.org.
• Tasmanians at Home. (Unable to trace this work. Possibly a chapter in Daily Life.)
  Online availability: ?
• [William Buckley, The Wild White Man and his Port Philip Black Friends.—Geo. Nichols; Melbourne, 1856.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

BOPP, Franz. (1791-1867)

• Comparative Grammar of the Sanskrit, Zend, Greek, Latin, Lithuanian, Gothic, German and Slavonic Languages. Tr., E. B. Eastwick, conducted through the press by H. H. Wilson.—Madden & Malcolm; James Malcolm; London, 1845-53.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (3rd ed., 2 vols. and 4th ed., 3 vols., or digitized by Google, 1st & 2nd eds.).
  Orig. pub. Versleichende Grammatik des Sanskrit, Zend, Griechischen, etc.—B. 1833-52.—6 pts.

BORLASE, William. (1695-1772)

• Antiquities, Historical and Monumental of the County of Cornwall with a Vocabulary of the Cornu-British Language. The Second Edition, Revised, with Several Additions, By the Author, etc.—W. Bowyer & J. Nichols; London, 1769.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities, in part. 1st pub. Observations on the Antiquities, etc...of Cornwall.—O. 1754.
• The Natural History of Cornwall. The Air, Climate, Waters, rivers, Lakes, Sea and Tides; of the Stones, Semimetals, Metals, Tin, and the Manner of the Mining; the Constitution of the Stannaries; Iron, Copper, Silver, lead, and Gold, Found in Cornwall.—Printed for the Author; Oxford, 1758.
  Online availability: ?

BORROW, George Henry. (1803-1881)

• [Romano Lavo-lil: Word-Book of the Romany; or, English Gypsy Language, with many pieces in Gypsy, etc.—John Murray; London, 1874.]
  Online availability: www.gutenberg.org.

BOSCANA, Father Geronimo. (1776-1831)

• ['Chinigchinich; A Historical Account of the Origin, Customs, and Traditions of the Indians at the Missionary Establishment of St. John Capistrano, Alta California; called the Acagchemen Nation,' Tr., A, Robinson—New York, 1846,]—quoted in Bancroft's Native Races.
  Online availability: www.sacred-texts.com. See also Bancroft.

BOSCAWEN, William St. Chad.

• The Bible and its Monuments, The Primitive Hebrew Records in the Light of Modern Research.—Eyre & Spottiswood; London, 1896.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• 'Inscription of Agu-Kar-Rimi, An Early Babylonian King,'—in RP 7 (1876): 1-8. Tr., Boscawen.
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'Legend of the Tower of Babel,'—in RP 7 (1876): 129-132. Tr., Boscawen.
  Online availability: See RP.
• ['Notes on Assyrian Religion and Mythology,']—art. in TSBA 6 (1878): 535-42.
  Online availability: See TSBA. And cached here.
• ['Notes on the Religion and Mythology of the Assyrians,']—in TSBA 4 (1876): 267-301.
  Online availability: See TSBA.
• 'The Twelfth Legend of Izdubar,'—in RP 9 (1877): 129-34. Tr., Boscawen.
  Online availability: See RP.
• [Title unknown,]—art. in AC (October 1877): ?-?.
  Online availability: See AC.

BOSIO, Antonio.

• Roma Sotteranea. Opera postuma. Compita, disposta, and accresciuta dal M.R.P. Giovanni Severiana da S. Severino...Nella quale si tratta de'sacri cimiterii di Roma. Publicata dal Commendatore Fr. Carlo Aldobrandino.—G. Facciotti; Roma, 1632.
  Online availability: ?

BOSMAN, Willem.

• A Description of the Coast of Guinea,—in Pinkerton's Collection 16 (1814): 337-547.
  Online availability: See Pinkerton.
  Orig. pub. Naurkeurige Beschryving van de Guinese Goud, etc.—Utrecht, 1704.

BOTTRELL, William. (1816-1881)

• [Traditions and Hearthside Stories of West Cornwall.—The Author; Penzance, 1870-80.—3 Series.]*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1st series only).
  * From Muller's Chips From a German Workshop.

BOTURINI BENADUCI, Lorenzo. (1702-51)

• [Idea de una Nueva Historia General de la America Septentrional.—Madrid, 1746.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

BOULENGER, Jules César.

• Julii Cæsaris Bulengeri ... De Oraculis et Vatibus Liber. Item excerptum de templis ethnicorum, etc.,—in Gronovius' Thesaurus 7 (1699).
  Online availability: ?

BOURKE, John Gregory. (1846-1896)

• The Snake Dance of the Moquis of Arizona; Being a Narrative of a Journey from Santa Fé, New Mexico, to the Villages of the Moqui Indians of Arizona.—C. Scribners & Sons; New York, 1884.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  Note: Bourke's Scatological Rites of All Nations is available to view: http://books.google.com.

BOURNE, Rev. Henry. (1696-1733)

• [Antiquitates Vulgares; or, the Antiquities of the Common People, giving an Account of Several of their Opinions and Ceremonies. With Popular reflections upon each of them; Shewing which may be Retain'd, and which ought to be Laid Aside.—Printed for the Author; Newcastle, 1725.]*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities, whose 1st ed. incorporates all of Bourne's material. See Brand.

BOWDICH, Thomas Edward. (1791-1824)

• An Essay on the Superstitions, Customs, and Arts, Common to the Ancient Egyptians, Abyssinians, and Ashantees.—J. Smith; Paris, 1821.
  Online availability: ?
• Mission from Cape Coast Castle to Ashantee; with a Statistical Account of that Kingdom, and Geographical Notices of other Parts of the Interior of Africa.—John Murray; London, 1819.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (and the 1873 ed.)

BOWEN, T.J.

• 'A Grammar and Dictionary of the Yoruba Language. With an Introductory Description of the Country and People of Yoruba,'—in CK 10 (1848) Art. 4.*
  Online availability: See CK.
  * From Tylor's Primitive Culture.

BOWER, Archibald. (1686-1766)

• The History of the Popes, From the Foundation of the See of Rome, to the Present Time.—Printed for the Author; London, 1748-66.—7 vols.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1845 ed.).
  * From Hislop's Two Babylons. Hislop has in his bibliography Lives of the Popes (L. 1750), yet cites this title.

BOWRING, Sir John, LL.D. (1792-1872)

• The Kingdom and People of Siam; With a Narrative of a Mission to that Country in 1855.—J. W. Parker & Son; London, 1857.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google) and http://dlxs.library.cornell.edu.

BOYSE, Samuel.

• [A New Pantheon: or, Fabulous History of the Heathen Gods, Heroes, Goddesses, &c. Explain'd in a Manner Intirely New, and Render'd much more useful than any hitherto publish'd on this Subject. Adorn'd with figures depicted from ancient Paintings, Medals, Gems, for the Use of those who would understand History, Poetry, painting, Statuary, Coins, Medals, &c. To which is added a Discourse on the theology of the Ancients, wherein the Manner of their Worship, and the Rise and Progress of Idolatry are considered. As also an Explanation of their ancient Mythology from the writings of Moses; the Egyptian, Grecian, Roman, and Eastern Historians, Philosophers, Poets, &c. By Samuel Boyse, A.M. With an Appendix, Containing some Account of their various superstitious Observances by Astrology, Prodigies, Auguries, Aruspices, Oracles, &c., in which the origin of each are pointed out. As also a short historical Account of the Rise of Altars, sacred Groves, Priests and Temples. By a Gentleman of Cambridge.—Printed for J. Newbery; London: B. Collins; Salisbury, 1753.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google) and www.archive.org (1809 ed.).

[BRANCH, Charles J.]

• ['West Indian Superstitions,']—art. in CREV 26 (1875): 758-74.
  Online availability: See CREV.

BRAND, Rev. John. (1744-1806)

• [Observations on Popular Antiquities, Chiefly Illustrating the Origin of Vulgar Customs, Ceremonies and Superstitions. A new edition, with further additions. Ed., Sir H. Ellis.—Bohn's Antiquarian Library, George Bell & Sons; London, 1849.—3 vols.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
  The 5th ed. 1st pub. Observations on Popular Antiquities: Including the whole of Mr. Bourne's Antiquitates Vulgares (with additions by Brand).—Newcastle, 1777. 2nd ed., the same.—L. 1810. 3rd ed. rev., enl., etc., Ed., Ellis.—L. 1813.—2 vols. 4th ed., the same.—L. 1841, 42.—3 vols. 6th ed., Ed., W. C. Hazlitt, Brand's Popular Antiquities of Great Britain.—L. 1870.—3 vols. The last ed., again by Hazlitt, was substantially rev. and re-arranged as Dictionary of Faiths & Folklore.—L. 1905.—1 vol.

BRASSEUR DE BOURBOURG, Etienne Charles. (1814-1874)

• [Collection de documents dans les langues indigénes, pour servir à l'étude de l'histoire et de la philologie de l'Amérique ancienne. Ed., & Tr., Brasseur de Bourbourg.—Paris, 1861-68.—4 vols.]
  Online availability: See Bancroft.
• 'Codex Chimalpopoca,'—in Collection 1 (1861): ?-?,—quoted in Bancroft's Native Races.
• 'Popul Vuh. Le livre sacré et les myths de l'antiquité américaine, avec les livres héroiques et historiques des Quichés. Ouvrage original des indigenès de Guatémala, texte quiche et traduction francaise en regard, accompagnée de notes philologiques et d'un commentaire sur la mythologie et les migrations des peuples anciens de l'Amérique,'—in Collection 1 (1861): cclxxix-367,—quoted in Bancroft's Native Races.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
• [Title unknown,]—in Nouvelles Annales des Voyages, sixième série 4 (1858): ?-?, publiée par M. Malte-Brun.—Paris, 1855-65,—quoted in Bancroft's Native Races.
  Online availability: See Bancroft.
  Note: Pt. 3 contains 'Relation des choses de Yucatan par Diego de Landa.' See Diego de Landa.

BRAYLEY, Edward Wedlake. (1773-1854)

• A Topographical History of Surrey. Assisted by J. Britton.—R. B. Ede; Dorking: Tilt & Bogue; London, 1841-48.—5 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, vol. 2 only) and www.archive.org (vols. 2-4).

BRETT, Rev. William Henry, BD.

• The Indian Tribes of Guiana; Their Condition and Habits.—Bell & Daldy; London, 1868.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (and 1st ed., see below)
  * From Lubbock's Origin of Civilisation. 1st pub. Indian Missions in Guiana.—L. 1851.

BREWER, Ebenezer Cobham. (1810-1897)

• Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, Giving the Derivation, Source, or Origin of Common Phrases, Allusions, and Words that have a Tale to Tell.—Cassell & Co.; London, 1870.
  Online availability: www.blackmask.com and www.archive.org.

BRIDGES, John, F.S.A. (1666-1724)

• The History and Antiquities of Northamptonshire. Compiled from the Manuscript Collections of the Late Learned Antiquary J. Bridges, Esq., by the Rev. Peter Whalley.—T. Payne; Oxford and London, 1791.—2 vols.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities.

BRIDGMAN, Dr. [Elijah Coleman. (1801-1861).]

• [Title unknown,]—art. in CR ? (?): ?-?.
  Online availability: See CR.

BRINTON, Dr. Daniel Garrison.

• Myths of the New World. A Treatise on the Symbolism and Mythology of the Red Races of America.— Leypoldt & Holt; New York, 1868.
  Online availability: www.sacred-texts.com (2nd ed.) and www.archive.org (1st ed.).

BROCARDUS OF MOUNT SION.

• [Descriptio Terræ sanctæ exactissima...De Nouis Insulis nuper repertis, & de moribus incolarum earundem per Petrum Martyrum, etc.—In ædibus I. Steelsii; Antuerpiæ, 1536.]
  Online availability: ?
  Note: This also appears in Eusebius' Onomasticon, the 1707 and 1711 eds. Poss. borrowed from there.

BROOKE, Sir Charles Anthoni Johnson, G.C.M.G. (1829-1917)

• Ten Years in Sarawak. With an Introduction by Sir James Brooke.—Tinsley Brothers; London, 1866.—2 vols.
  Online availability: http://dlxs.library.cornell.edu.

BROWN, Robert, Junior, F.S.A.

• The Great Dionysiak Myth.—Longmans and Co.; London, 1877, 78.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, vol. 1).
• The Law of Kosmic Order: An Investigation of the Physical Aspect of Time.—Longmans and Co.; London, 1882.
  Online availability: ?
• Phainomena of Aratus—see Aratus.
  Online availability: See Aratus.
• Researches into the Origin of the Primitive Constellations of the Greeks, Phoenicians and Babylonians.—Williams & Norgate; London, 1899, 1900.—2 vols.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com (preview only, vol. 2) and www.archive.org.
• The Unicorn: A Mythological Investigation.—Longmans and Co.; London, 1881.
  Online availability: www.sacred-texts.com and www.archive.org (digitized by Google.).

BROWNE, James.

• ['Superstitions and Traditions of Australia,']—art. in CJ 1 (1856): 505-11,—quoted in Smyth, Aborigines of Victoria.
  Online availability: CJ.

BROWNE, John Mason.

• ['Indian Medicine,']—art. in AM 18 (July 1866): 113-19.
  Online availability: See AM. See also www.cornell.uni. And cached here.

BROWNE, Sir Thomas. (1605-1682)

• Pseudodoxia Epidemica: or, Enquiries into very many Received Tenets commonly Presumed Truths.—T. H. for Edward Dod; London, 1646.*
  Online availability: http://penelope.uchicago.edu/pseudodoxia/pseudodoxia.shtml and www.archive.org (Works).
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities & Tylor's Primitive Culture & Cowan's Curious Facts in the History of Insects. This work is more commonly known as Vulgar Errors.

BROWNE, Walter Raleigh.

• On the Distribution of English Place Names, A Paper read Before the Philological Society. Reprinted from the Transactions of the Philological Society.—London, 1880.
  Online availability: ?

BROWNING, Robert. (1812-1889)

• ['Caliban Upon Setebos, or Natural Theology in the Island,' in The Complete Poetical Works of Browning.—Houghton, Mifflin Co., Boston, 1887, pp. 392-4.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org and the poem is cached here.

BRUCE, James, of Kinnaird. (1730-1794)

• Travels to Discover the Source of the Nile in the Years, 1768, 1769, 1770, 1771, 1772 & 1773.—London & Edinburgh, 1790.—5 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (lacking last vol.) www.archive.org (digitized by Google, various vols. of 1804 & 1815 eds.).

BRUGSCH, Heinrich Karl. (1827-1894)

• Ægyptus Antiqua. Karte von Unter-Aegypten 20 Nomoi umfassend. Entworfen von H. Brugsch-Bey.—Leipzig, 1875.
  Online availability: ?
• Astronomical and Astrological Inscriptions on Ancient Egyptian Monuments. Tr., G. Chamberlain.
  Online availability: ?
  Note: No pub. details. This is essentially a translation of Brugsch's Thesaurus Inscriptionum Aegtiacarum, pub. 1883.
• Dictionary of Geography.—Leipzig, 1879, 80.—2 vols.
  Online availability: ?
• Egypt Under the Pharaohs. A New Edition. Ed., M. Brodrick.—John Murray; London, 1891.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com (preview only).
• 'Inscription of Tahtmes III,'—extracts in Egypt Under the Pharaohs.
  Online availability: ?
• 'Turin Statue of Hor-em-heb,'—quoted in Egypt Under the Pharaohs.
  Online availability: ?
• Geographische Inschriften altägyptischer Denkmäler.—Leipzig, 1857-60.—3 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, ).
• 'The Great Mendes Stele,'—in RP 8 (1876): 91-102. Tr., Brugsch. Tr., into Eng. S. M. Drach.
  Online availability: See RP.
  Orig. pub. Die Grosse Mendes Stele,—in ZA ? (1875): ?-?.
• Hieroglyphisch-Demotisches Wörterbuch.—Leipzig, 1867-82.—7 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, 1 vol. only).
• Histoire d'Égypt des les premiers temps de sen existence jusqu'à nos jours ... Premiere Partie, l'Égypt sous les rois Indigenes.—Leipzig, 1859.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• 'Proverbs of Ptah-Hetep (from Prisse Papyrus),'—plate in Histoire d'Égypt.
  Online availability: ?
• 'Turin Papyrus,'—plate in Histoire d'Égypt.
  Online availability: ?
• History of Egypt Under the Pharaohs, Derived Entirely from the Monuments. Translated into English by H. D. Seymour, completed by P. Smith. To which is added a Memoir on the Exodus of the Israelites and the Egyptian Monuments.—John Murray; London, 1879.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google) and cached here.
  Orig. pub. Geschichte Aegypten's unter den Pharaonen.—Lp. 1877, 78.—2 vols.
• 'Anastasi Papyri,'—quoted in History of Egypt.
  Online availability: ?
• 'Ebers Papyrus,'—quoted in History of Egypt.
  Online availability: ?
• 'Inscription of Amenhept IV,'—extracts in History of Egypt . Tr., Brugsch.
  Online availability: ? Note: The above three entries also appear in Egypt Under the Pharaohs and in the plates in Histoire d'Égypt. M. uses History of Egypt for the trs.
• Thesaurus Inscriptionum Ægyptiacarum. Altægyptische Inschriften Gesanmert Vorglichen Übertragen, Erklärt und Autographiert.—Leipzig, 1883-91.—6 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• [Title unknown,]—art. in ZA ? (1864): ?-?.
  Online availability: See ZA.
• [Title unknown,]—art. in ZA ? (1868): ?-?.
  Online availability: See ZA.

BRYANT, Jacob. (1715-1804)

• A New System, or, An Analysis of Ancient Mythology, Wherein an Attempt is Made to Divest Tradition of Fable and to Reduce the Truth to its Original Purity.—T. Payne; London, 1774, 76.—3 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org, www.gutenberg.org/etext/19153 and www.archive.org (digitized by Google. only odd vols.).

BUCHAN, Peter. (1790-1854)

• Annals of Peterhead, From its Foundation to the Present Time: including an Account of the Rise, Progress, Improvements, shipping, Manufactures, Commerce, Trade, Wells, Baths, &c., of the Town. Also, a Sketch of the Character of the Inhabitants, their Civil and Ecclesiastical State, an Excursion to the Bullers of Buchan, Slain Castle, &c., with Their Description, the Scenery of the Country Round, Remarks of Dr. Johnson's Tour to the Hebrides, &c. Biographical notices of Men of Learning and Genius; among whom are George Earl Marischal, founder of Peterhead, and Marischal College, Aberdeen, with a Number of Curious Articles hitherto Unpublished..—Printed for the Author; Peterhead, 1819.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com.

BUCHANAN, Dr. Claudius, DD. (1766-1815)

• Christian Researches in Asia: With Notices of the Translations of the Scriptures into the Oriental Languages.—J. Deighton; Cadell and Davies; London, 1819.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, 1st ed.) and www.archive.org (2nd ed.).
  The 11th ed. 1st pub. the same.—L. 1811.

BUCHANAN, Francis.

• 'On the Religion and Literature of the Burmas,'—art. in ARSB 6 (1801): 163-308.
  Online availability: See ARSB.

BUCKLE, Henry Thomas (1821-1862)

• [Title unknown.]
  Online availability: ?

BUDGE, Sir Ernest Alfred Thompson Wallis. (1857-1934)

• The Book of the Dead. The Chapters of Coming Forth by Day. The Egyptian Text According to the Theban Recension in Hieroglyphics. Edited from numerous Papyri, with a translation, vocabulary, etc. Ed., and Tr., Budge.—Kegan Paul and Co.; London, 1898.—3 vols.
  Online availability: www.gutenber.org and http://books.google.com (preview only).
• 'Papyrus of Nefer-uben-f,'—extracts in Book of the Dead (1898).
• The Book of the Dead. A Facsimile of the Papyrus of Ani in the British Museum. With an introduction by P. Le Page Renouf.—London, 1890.
  Online availability: www.sacred-texts.com, www.africa.upenn.edu and http://books.google.com (preview only) and cached here.
• The Book of the Dead, Facsimiles of the Papyrus of Hunefer, Anhai, Korasher and Netchumet, with Transcriptions, Translations, etc. Tr., Budge.—London, 1899.
  Online availability: ?
• 'The Papyrus of Anhai,'—in Book of the Dead (1899): ?-?.
• 'The Papyrus of Hunefer,'—in Book of the Dead (1899): ?-?.
• The Gods of the Egyptians, or Studies in Egyptian Mythology.—Methuen & Co.; London, 1904.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• 'The Book of Knowing the Evolutions of Ra, and of Overthrowing Apepi,'—in Gods of the Egyptians.
  Note: In AE 1:209 M. has 1866; an error. The text is cached here.
• The Mummy: Chapters on Egyptian Funereal Archæology.—The University Press; Cambridge, 1893.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com (preview only). and www.archive.org.
• 'Cippi of Horus'—in the above, 358-61.
• 'Tablet S. 954. B.M.,' [—in On Some Recently Acquired Babylonian Tablets (in the British Museum). Tr., Budge. (Extracted from Zeitschrift für Assyriologie.)—London, 1888.]?
  Online availability: ?
• ['Remarks on a Papyrus containing Formulae for Recitation in the Temple of Amen, and the Service for the Slaughter of Apepi,']—in PSBA 9 (1886): 11-26.
  Online availability: See PSBA. And cached here.
• 'A Vocabulary in Hieroglyphic to the Theban Recension of the Book of the Dead,'—forms vol. 3 of The Book of the Dead, 1898 ed.
  Online availability: http://library.case.edu.

BÜHLER, Johann, Georg.

• Three New Edicts of Asoka. Reprinted from the Indian Antiquary.—Education Society's Press; Bombay, 1877.
  Online availability: ?
• 'Rupnath Inscription,'—quoted in the above.

BULMER, J.

• [Title unknown,]—quoted in Smyth's Aborigines of Victoria.
  Online availability: See Smyth.

BUNSEN, Baron Christian Carl Josias von. (1791-1860)

• Christianity and Mankind, Their Beginnings and Prospects.—Longmans & Co.; London, 1854.—7 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• Egypt's Place in Universal History. An Historical Investigation in Five Books. Tr., C. H. Cotterel.— Longmans & Co.; London, 1848-67.—5 vols.
  Online availability: www.yare.org/egypt (CD-Rom only), www.archive.org (and digitized by Google).
• Hippolytus and His Age, or, The Doctrine and Practice of the Church of Rome under Commodus and Alexander Severus; and Ancient and Modern Christianity and Divinity Compared.—Longmans & Co.; London, 1852.—4 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

BUNSEN, Ernest Christian Louis von. (1819-1903)

• The Angel-Messiah of Buddhists, Essenes and Christians.—Longmans & Co.; London, 1880.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• [Title unknown,]—art. in TSBA 3 (?): ?-?.
  Online availability: See TSBA.

BUNYAN, John. (1628-1688)

• The Pilgrim's Progress, From this world, to that which is to come: delivered under the similitude of a dream, wherein is discovered, the manner of his setting out, his dangerous journey, and safe arrival at the desired countrey.—For Nath. Ponder; London, 1678. (Part 1.)
  Online availability: http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~rbear/bunyan1.html and www.archive.org.
• The Pilgrim's Progress, From this world to that which is to come. The Second Part. Delivered under the similitude of a dream wherein is set forth the manner of the setting out of Christian's wife and children, their dangerous journey and their safe arrival at the desired countrey.—For Nathaniel Ponder; London, 1684.
  Online availability: ?

BURCKHARDT, Johann Ludwig (John Lewis). (1784-1817)

• [Travels in Syria and the Holy Land. Ed., W. M. Leake.—London, 1822.]?
  Online availability: http://etext.library.adelaide.edu.au.

BURGESS, Rev. Ebenezer. (1805-1870)

• Sûrya Siddhanta. A Textbook of Hindu Astronomy. With notes, and an appendix, containing additional notes and tables, calculation of eclipses, a stellar map, and indexes. Tr., Burgess, assisted by Prof. Whitney.—New Haven, 1860.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com.

BURNE, Charlotte Sophia. (1850-1923)

• Shropshire Folklore. Ed., C. Burne, from the collection of Georgina F. Jackson.—Trübner & Co.; London, 1883.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

BURNOUF, Eugene. (1801-1852)

• L'Inde Français, ou collection de dessins représentant les divinitiés, temples, meubles, ornements, armes, ustensiles, cérémonies religieuses et scènes de la vie privée, faisant connaître les costumes et les diverses professions des peuples Hindous qui habitent les posessions Françaises de l'Inde. Dessinée et publiée MM. Géringer & Chabrelie, et accompagnée d'un texte explicatif rédigé par M. E. Burnouf et M. E. Jacquet.—Paris, 1827-37.—2 vols.
  Online availability: ?

BURNS, Robert. (1759-1796)

• Tam O'Shanter and Souter Jonny, a poem; illustrated by Thomas Landseer.—London, 1830.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• 'Willie Chalmers,'—in The Poems of Robert Burns.—Bell & Daldy; London, 1864, pp. 332-4.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

BURTON, James. (1788-1862)

• Excerpta Hieroglyphica, nos. 1-4.—By the Author; Cairo, 1825-29.
  Online availability: ?

BURTON, Sir Richard Francis, K.C.M.G. (1821-1890)

• Abeokuta and the Cameroons Mountains. An Exploration.—Tinsley Brothers; London, 1863.—2 vols.*
  Online availability: http://burtoniana.org.
  * From Lubbock, Origin of Civilization.
• Camoens: His Life and his Lusiads. A Commentary. Ed., and annotated by R. F. Burton, with assistance by Lady Isabel Burton.—Bernard Quaritch; London, 1881.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• 'A Geographical Commentary on Lusiads,'—in Camoens.
• The City of the Saints and Across the Rocky Mountains to California.—Longman, Green, Longman & Roberts; London, 1861.*
  Online availability: www.hti.umich.edu and www.archive.org.
  * From Mallery, Collection and Introduction.
• First Footsteps in East Africa, or, An Exploration of Harar.—Longman, Brown, Green, & Longmans; London, 1856.
  Online availability: www.w3.org and www.archive.org.
• The Lake Regions of Central Africa. A Picture of Exploration.—Longman, Green, Longman, & Roberts; London, 1860.—2 vols.
  Online availability: http://burtoniana.org.
• A Mission to Gelele, King of Dahome. With Notices of the So-called 'Amazons', the Yearly Customs, etc. —Tinsley Brothers; London, 1864.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• Os Lusiadas. Tr., Burton. Ed., Isabel Burton.—Bernard Quaritch; London, 1880.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• Personal communication to the author (1883).
• Wit and Wisdom from West Africa; or A Book of Proverbial Philosophy, Idioms, Enigmas, and Laconisms. Ed., and annotated, Burton.—Tinsley Brothers; London, 1865.
  Online availability: http://burtoniana.org.
  Note: Most, if not all, of the above can be found through http://burtoniana.org/all.htm.

BURTON, Robert. (1577-1640)

• The Anatomy of Melancholy, What it is, with all the kindes, causes, symptomes, prognosticks, and severall cures of it. In three Partitions, with their severall Sections, numbers & subsections. Philosophically, Medicinally, Historically opened and cut up, By Democritus Iunior (i.e. Burton), with a satyrical Preface conducing to the following discourse.—Iohn Lichfield, and Iames Short for Henry Crips; Oxford, 1621.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org and http://books.google.com and www.exclassics.com.
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities.

BUSCHMANN, Johann Carl Eduard. (1805-1880)

• ['Grammatik der sonorischen Sprachen: vorzüglich der Tarahumara, Tepeguana, Cora, und Cahita; als IXter Abschnitt der Spuren der aztekischen Sprache,']?—in AKA 1 (1869): ?-?.
  Online availability: See AKA.
  Note: 1st two pts. pub. 1864, 67. Buschmann's Die Volker und Sprachen etc., is available from www.archive.org.

BUTEUX, Le P. Jacques. (1600-1652)

• [Title unknown,]—quoted by Le Jeune, in 'Relation de le qui s'est Passé en la Nouvelle France en l'année 1637,'—in Jesuit Relations, 12, 5-268.
  Online availability: ?

BUTLER, Samuel. (1612-1680)

• Hudibras. Part I, Part II, Part III.—London, 1663, 64, 78.—3 pts.*
  Online availability: www.gutenberg.org and www.archive.org.
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities.

BUXTORFIUS, Johannes, The Elder. (1564-1629)

• Synagoga Ivdaica; hoc est, Schola Ivdæorum, in qua nativitas, institutio, Religio, Vita, Mors, Sepulturaque ipsorum è libris eorundem, a M. Iohanne Buxtorfio graphice descripta est. Addita est mox per eundem Iudæi cum Christiano disputatio de Messia nostro. Quæ vtraque germanica nunc latinè reddita sunt operâ & studio M. Hermanni Germbergii.—Hanouiæ, 1604.
  Online availability: ?

BUXTORFIUS, Johannes, The Younger. (1599-1644)

• Lexicon Chaldaicum [et Syriacum, quo voces omnes ... quotquot in sacrorum Vet. Testamenti librorum Targumim, seu paraphrasibus chaldaicis, Onkeli in Mosen, Jonathanis in Prophetas, & aliorum authorum in Hagiographia: item in Targum Hierosolymitano denique in Novi Testamenti translatione Syriaca repesiuntur .. .copiose ... describuntur, etc.—Ex officina L. Regis; Basileæ, 1622.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, 1875 ed.)

CADET, Jean Marcel.

• [Copie Figurée d'un Rouleau de Papyrus, trouvé à Thèbes, dans un Tombeau des Rois. Publiée par M. Cadet.—Paris, 1805.]
  Online availability: ?
  Note: This is a tr. of the papyrus of Khaas-Ast.

CAESAR, Gaius Julius. (c.100-44 BC)

• Commentaries on the Gallic Wars. Tr., W. A. MacDevitte.—Bohn's Antiquarian Library, George Bell & Sons; London, 1848.
  Online availability: www.gutenberg.org and http://etext.lib.virginia.edu.
  Orig. written in Lat. De Bello Gallico, c. 52-51 BC.

CAILLIÉ, Rene. (1799-1838)

• Travels Through Central Africa to Timbuctoo and Across the Great Desert to Morocco, Performed in the Years 1824-28.—H. Colburn & R. Bentley; London, 1830.—2 vols.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google)
  * From Lubbock's Origin of Civilisation. Orig. pub. Journal d'un Voyage à Temboctoo, etc.—P. 1830.—3 vols.

[CALL, J.]

• ['On the Indian Zodiac,']—art. in PTRS 62 (1772)—cited in Drummond, Oedipus Judaicus.
  Online availability: See PTRS. (Can also be found in the Society's abridged vol. 13 (1809) at www.archive.org.)

CALLAWAY, Bishop Henry, M.D., DD. (1817-1890)

• 'Letter,'—in AC. (No date given.)
  Online availability: See AC.
• Nursery Tales, Traditions, and Histories of the Zulus, in Their own Words, with a Translation into English and Notes by Rev. Canon H. Callaway.—Trübner and Co.; London, 1868.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, vol. 1 only.).
• The Religious System of the Amazulu. Izinyanga Zokubula; or, Divination as Existing Among the Amazulu, in Their own Words. With a translation into English and notes, Rev. Canon H. Callaway.— Trubner and Co.; London, 1870.
  Online availability: www.sacred-texts.com and www.archive.org.
  Note: Both of these titles were pub. in the same years as the L. eds. in Natal.

CALLIMACHUS. (fl. c. 3rd C. BC)

• Hymn in Delum/Hymn to Delos.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

CALLISTHENES, Olynthius. (c. 360-328 BC)

• [Title unknown,]—cited in Proclus' Commentary on Timaeus.
  Online availability: See Proclus.

CALMET, Dom Augustin. (1672-1757)

• Calmet's Great Dictionary of the Holy Bible; Historical, Critical, Geographical, and Etymological. Fourth edition, revised, corrected and augmented, etc., by Charles Taylor.—C. Taylor; London, 1823.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (US ed. of 1832).
  Orig. pub. Dictionnaire Historique, Critique, Chronologique, Geographique, et Litteral de la Bible.—P. 1722.—2 vols.

CALVUS, Caius Licinus Macer.

• [Antiquæ urbis Romæ.]?
  Online availability: ?

CAMALACARA.

• Tatwaviveca,—quoted in Colebrooke's Miscellaneous Essays.
  Online availability: See Colebrooke.
  Note: Unable to source. Poss. none of Camalacara's work is available in the West.

CAMARGO.

• [Title unknown,]—quoted in Bancroft's Native Races.
  Online availability: See Bancroft.

CAMDEN, William. (1551-1623)

• Britannia. Sive florentissimorum regnorum, Angliæ, Scotiæ, Hiberniæ, et Insularum adiacentum ex intima antiquitate chorographica descriptio, etc. Nunc tertio recognita & adaucta.—Impensis, Georg. Bishop; Londini, 1590.
  Online availability: http://vision.edina.ac.uk (in English).
  1st pub. the same.—L.1586. For other eds. see Gibson and Gough.

CAMERARIUS, Joachimus, The Younger. (1534-1598)

• [Symbolorum & Emblematum ex Volatilibus et Insectis Desumtorum Centuria Tertia.—Frankfort, 1596.] —cited in Moufet's Insectorum.
  Online availability: www.studiolum.com (in preparation) and www.digital-collections.de.

CAMERON, Alexander Mackenzie.

• ['Illustrations of Borneo of Passages in the Book of Genesis,']—in TSBA 2 (1873): 264-6.
  Online availability: See TSBA. Cached here.

CAMERON, Commander Verney Lovett. (1844-1894)

• Across Africa.—Daldy, Isbister & Co.; London, 1877.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

CAMPBELL, John Francis. (1822-1885)

• Popular Tales of the West Highlands Orally Collected (by Campbell, et al). Tr., Campbell.—Edmonston and Douglas; Edinburgh, 1860-62.—4 vols.
  Online availability: www.sacred-texts.com and www.archive.org.
• 'Tale of the Fine,'—in the above ? (?): ?-?.

CANTER, [Gulielmus Canterus.]?

• [Title unknown.]
  Online availability: ?

CAPELLA, Martianus Mineus Felix. (c. 5th C. AD)

• De Nuptis Philologiæ et Mercurii,—quoted in Lewis' Astronomy of the Ancients.
  Online availability: See Lewis.

CAREW, Richard. (1555-1620)

• Survey of Cornwall.—Simon Stafford for John Jaggard; London, 1602.*
  Online availability: www.gutenberg.org.
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities (quoting from Borlase's  Cornwall). Also from Muller's Chips From a German Workshop.

CARLYLE, Thomas. (1795-1881)

• [Reminiscences. Ed., J.A. Froude.—Longmans and Co.; London, 1881.—2 vols.]?
  Online availability: ?

CARON, Frans.

• 'An Account of Japan,'—in Pinkerton's Voyages, 7 (1796) 607-41.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
  * From Frazer's Golden Bough. Orig. pub. Beschrijvinghe van het machtigh coninckrijcke Japan.—A. 1648.

CARR, William, Rev.

• The Dialect of Craven, in the West-Riding of the County of York, with a copious Glossary, illustrated by Authorities from ancient English and Scottish writers, and exemplified by two familiar dialogues. By a native of Craven. The Second Edition, much enlarged.—Robinson & Hernaman, Leeds, London, 1828.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org and http://books.google.com (plus the 1824 ed.).
  Note: The 1st ed., pub. 1824, as Horae Momenta Cravenae, etc.

CARVER, Capt. Jonathan. (1710-1780)

• Travels Through the Interior Parts of North America in the Years 1766, 1767, and 1768.—Printed for the Author; London, 1778.*
  Online availability: www.canadiana.org (the 1789 ed.) and www.americanjourneys.org (the 3rd ed of 1781).
  * From Lubbock's Origin of Civilisation.

CASALIS, Eugene. (1812-1891)

• The Basutos; or, Twenty-Three Years in South Africa.—J. Nisbet and Co.; London, 1861.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, the Fr. ed. as below).
  Orig. pub. Les Bassoutos, etc.—P. 1859. No Tr. is given for the Eng. ed.

CASSINI, Giovanni Domenico. (1625-1712)

• ['De l'origine et du progrés de l'astronomie, etc. Observations astronomiques faites en divers endroits du Royaume.—Les eléments d'astronomie verifiez, etc. Découverte de la lumière céleste qui paroist dans la zodiaque.—Règles de l'astronomie Indienne pour calculer les movements du soleil & de la lune. Expliqueés & examinées.—Les Hypothèses & les tables des satellites de Jupiter reformées sur de nouvelles observations,'—in MARS ? (1693): ?-?, 'Recueil d'observations faites en plusiers voyages, etc.']?
  Online availability: See MARS.

CASSIODORUS, Flavius Magnus Aurelius. (c. 480-575)

• [Tripartitæ Historiæ.]?
  Online availability: ?

CASTELL, Edmund, DD. (1606-1685)

• Lexicon Heptaglotton, Hebraicum, Chaldaicum, Syriacum, Samaritanum, Æthiopicum, Arabicum, conjunctim; et Persicum, separatim. Opus non tantum ad Biblia Polyglotta, sed ad omnes ... tam MSS. quam impressus libros in universes hisce linguis extantes ... pernecessarium ... cui accessit brevis, & harmonica ... grammaticæ omnicum præcentium lignuarum delineatio. (Lexici orientalis Heptaglotti pars altern, seu Dictionarium Persico-Latinum, opera I. Golii atque E Castelli...concinnatum.)— Imprimebat, Thomas Roycroft; Londini, 1669.—2 vols.,—quoted in Smith's Dictionary of the Bible.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1788 ed.) and see Smith.

CASTRÉN, Matthias Alexander. (1813-1852)

• 'Vorlesungen über die Finnische Mythologie ... Aus dem Schwedischen übertragen und mit Anmerkungen begleitet von A. Schiefner,'—in Nordische Reisen und Forschungen. Im Auftrage der Kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften. Herausgegeben von A. Schiefner, pt. 3 (1853).—St. Petersburg, 1853, 49-62.—12 vols.
  Online availability: ?
  Note: Also pub. Finnish, 'Föreläsningar i Finsk Mytologi,'—in Nordiska Resor och Forskningar.—Helsingfors, 1852-70.

CASYAPA.

• [Title unknown,]—cited in Colebrooke's 'Observations on the Sect of Jains,' in ARSB 9.
  Online availability: See Colebrooke.

CATLIN, George. (1796-1872)

• Letters and Notes on the Manners, Customs and Condition of the North American Indians.—Chatto & Windus; London, 1876.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
  1st pub. the same.—L. 1841. Another title, Illustrations of the Manners, etc., is identical with this work.

CEDRENUS, Georgius.

• [Γεωργιου του κεδρην Συνοψις ιστοριων Georgii Cedreni Compendium Historiarum. Ex versione Guillemli Xylandri, cum eisandem annotationibis. Accedunt ... præter lacunas ... expletas, notæ in Cedrenum P. Iacobi Goor ... & Caroli Annbalis Fabroti ... glossarium ad eundem Cedrenum. Item, Ionnes Scylitzes ... excipiens abi Cedrenus desinit, nunc primùm Græce editus, etc.—E Typographia regia; Parisiis, 1647.—2 vols.]
  Online availability: ?

CELSUS. (fl. 2nd C. AD)

• The Word of Truth (or The True Word or A True Discourse),—quoted in Origen's Against Celsus.
  Online availability: See Origen.
  Note: This work, now lost, was written circa 178 AD and is attributed to Celsus by Origen.

CENSORINUS.

• [Index Operum quæ in hoc Volumine Continentur. Censorini de Die Natali Liber Aurum ... antiquæ lectioni restitutus. Neruæ Traianique & Adriani Cæsaris uitæ ex Dione in Latinum uersæ: a G. Merula Item Versæui montis conflagratio ex eodem Merula interprete. Cebestis Thebani tabula (in Lat. conuersa per Lodovicum Odaxium.) Plutarchi libellus de differentia inter odium: & inuidiam. Basilii oratio de inuidia (in Lat. conuersa per N. Perotum). Basilii epistola de uita solitaria (per Franciscum Filephum ... traducta).—Milan, 1503?]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, various eds.).

CERVANTES SAAVEDRA, Miguel de. (1547-1616)

• The Life and Exploits of the Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote de la Mancha. Translated from the original Spanish by Charles Jarvis.—J. & R. Tonson; R. Dodsley; London, 1742.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.gutenberg.org, http://books.google.com and www.archive.org (various eds.).
  Orig. pub. Don Quixote de la Mancha.—Madrid, 1604, 15.—2 pts.

CHABAS, Francois Joseph.

• Le Calendrier des Jours Fastes et Néfastes de l'Année Égyptienne: Traduction Complete du Papyrus Sallier IV.—Chalon-sur-Saône; Paris, 1870.
  Online availability: ?
• Études sur l'Antiqité Historique d'après les Sources Égyptiennes et les Monuments Reputés Prehistoriques.—Chalon-sur-Saône; Paris, 1872.
  Online availability: ?
• 'Hymn to Osiris,'—in RP 4 (1875): 97-104. Tr., Chabas.
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'The Magic Papyrus of the Harris Collection,'—in RP 10 (1878): 135-158. Tr., Chabas.
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'Hymn to Shu,'—in the above, 137-42.
  Online availability: See RP.
• Le Papyrus Magique Harris. Tr., Chabas.—Chalon-sur-Saône; Paris, 1860.
  Online availability: ?
  Note: M. uses both versions of this papyrus, the Eng. for the tr. and the Fr. for the orig. hieratic text.
• Les Papyrus Hiératiques de Berlin ... Avec un index géographique et deux planches de fac-simile.— Chalon-sur-Saône; Paris, 1863.
  Online availability: ?
• Melanges Égyptologiques, trois serié (with contributions by Goodwin, Birch, etc.).—Chalon-sur-Saône; Paris, 1862-73.
  Online availability: ?
• 'Papyrus of Leyden,'—quoted in the above.
• 'The Stele of Beka,'—in RP 10 (1878): 5-10. Tr., Chabas.
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'Travels of an Egyptian,'—in RP 2 (1874): 106-117. Tr., Chabas. Tr., into Eng. C. W. Goodwin.
  Online availability: See RP.
• [Title unknown,']—art. in BARC ? (June 1855): ?-?.*
  Online availability: See BARC.
  * From Lenormant's Chaldean Magic.
• [Title unknown,]—art. in RA ? (1857): ?-?.
  Online availability: See RA.

CHAEREMON OF ALEXANDRIA. (fl. 1st C. AD)

• [Αίγυπτιακή ίστορια/History of Egypt,]—quoted in Josephus' Antiquities of the Jews.
  Online availability: See Josephus.
• [̀Ιερογλυφικά/Hieroglyphics.]
  Online availability: ?
• [Περι κομητων/On Comets,]?—quoted in Eusebius' Praeparationis Evangelicae,—in Cory's Ancient Fragments.
  Online availability: See Eusebius and Cory.
  Note: These works are no longer extant, but are preserved as fragments by Josephus and Eusebius. See my essay on Chaeremon for a full discussion of the significance of his works.

CHALLONER, Right. Rev. Dr. Richard. (1691-1781)

• The Garden of the Soul: or, A Manual of Spiritual Exercises, and Instructions, for Christians.—Printed by J.P. Coghlan; London, 1793.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
  * From Hislop's Two Babylons, who uses a Dublin ed.—1850, and a London ed., n.d., but poss. this ed. 1^st pub.—L.1740.

CHALMERS, Dr. John, LL.D. (1825-1899)

• Astronomy of the Ancient Chinese,—quoted in Legge's Chinese Classics.
  Online availability: See Legge.
  Note: Unable to source. M. is poss. confusing it with Biot's Etudes l'Astronomie ... Chinoise, which is also q. in. Legge's Chinese Classics.
• The Origin of the Chinese, an Attempt to Trace the Connection of the Chinese with Western Nations in Their Religion, Superstitions, Arts, Languages and Traditions.—Hong Kong, 1866.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, Lon. ed. 1868.)

CHAMBERLAIN, Basil Hall. (1850-1935)

• 'Ko-Ji-Ki: or, Records of Ancient Matters. Translated from the Japanese, B. H. Chamberlain,'—in supplement vol. to TASJ 10 (1883): ?-?.
  Online availability: See TASJ. See also www.sacred-texts.com.
• ['The Language, Mythology, and Geographical Nomenclature of Japan, viewed in the light of Aino studies ... including "An Ainu Grammar," by J. Batchelor, and a catalogue of books relating to the Yezo and Ainos,']? —in MLC 1 (1887): ?-?.*
  Online availability: See MLC.
  * From O'Neill, Night of Gods.

CHAMBERS, Robert. (1802-1871)

• Chambers 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. Ed., Chambers.—London and Edinburgh, 1862-64.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

CHAMPOLLION, Jean Francois. (1790-1830)

• Dictionnaire Égyptien en Écriture Hieroglyphique. Publiée d'aprés les manuscripts autographes par M. Champollion-Figeac.—Paris, 1841-43.
  Online availability: http://gallica.bnf.fr.
• L'Égypte sous Pharaohs, ou, recherches sur la geographie, la religion, la langue, les encritures et l'histoire de l'Égypte avant l'invasion de Cambyse ... Description Geographique.—Paris, 1814.—2 vols.
  Online availability: http://gallica.bnf.fr.
• Grammaire Égyptienne, ou, principes généraux de l'ecritue sacrée Égyptienne appliqué à la representation de la langue Parleé. Ed., Champollion-Figeac.—Paris, 1836-41.
  Online availability: http://gallica.bnf.fr and http://efts.lib.uchicago.edu.
• Monuments de l'Égypt de la Nubie, d'apres les dessins executes sur les lieux sous la direction de Champollion-le-Jeune, et les descriptions auotgraphes qu'il en a rédigées. (Ed., Champollion-Figeac.)—Paris, 1835-45.—4 vols. (Or the 1844-74 ed., 2 vols.)
  Online availability: http://gallica.bnf.fr, http://digitalgallery.nypl.org and www.archive.org.
• Nubian Dictionary.
  Online availability: ?
  Note: Unable to identify this work. Not even sure it is in Eng. No Fr. title by this name in BL.
• Panthéon Égyptien, collection des personages mythologiques de la ancienne Égypte, d'apres les monuments: Avec un texte explicatif par J.M. Champollion, le Jeune, et les Figures, etc., L. L .J. Dubois. —Paris, 1823-25.—15 Bks.
  Online availability: http://gallica.bnf.fr.

CHAMPOLLION-FIGEAC, Jacques Joseph. (1778-1867)

• Égypte Ancienne.—Paris, 1839. (Part of UHDP series.)
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

CHAPPELL, William, F.S.A. (1809-1888)

• Popular Music of the Olden Time. A Collection of Ancient Songs, Ballads and Dance Tunes, Illustrative of the National Music of England. With Short Introductions to the Different Reigns, and Notices of the Airs from Writers of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. Also a Short Account of the Minstrels. The Whole of the Airs Harmonised by G. A. McFarren.—Cramer, Beale & Chappell; London, 1855-59.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

[CHARLES, Robert Henry, (1855-1931), and MORFILL, William Richard. (1834-1909)]

• The Book of the Secrets of Enoch. Translated from the Slavonic by W.R. Morfill, M.A., and edited with introduction, notes and indices by R. H. Charles, M.A.—Clarendon Press; Oxford, 1896.
  Online availability: www.sacred-texts.com, www.archive.org (digitized by Google) and http://books.google.com (preview only).

CHARLEVOIX, Pierre Francois Xavier de. (1682-1761)

• [Histoire et Description Generale de la Nouveau France, avec le Journal Historique d'un Voyage fait par Ordre du Rois dans l'Amerique Septentrionale.—Paris, 1744.—3 vols.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (Eng. tr., 6 vols.).

CHATEAUBRIAND, Vicomte Francois Rene de. (1768-1848)

• Voyages en Amérique, en Italie, au Mont Blanc; Mélanges littéraires. Nouvelle ed. revue avec soin sur les editions originales.—Garnier frères; Paris 1872.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
  Orig. pub. Atala, Rene, Les Abencerages, suivis du Voyage en Ameique.—P. 1878.

CHAUCER, Dan Geoffrey. (c.1340-1400)

• [The Canterbury Tales. [Ed., T. Tyrwhitt.—London, 1775-78.]?]
  Online availability: www.gutenberg.org.
• 'The Milleres Tale,'—in group A tales of The Canterbury Tales ?-?.
• `The Pardoners Tale,'—in group C tales of The Canterbury Tales ?-?.
• 'The Tale of the Wyf of Bathe,'—in group D tales of The Canterbury Tales ?-?.
• 'Serjeant of Law (The Tale of the Man of Lawe),'—in group B tales of The Canterbury Tales ?-?.

[CHEYNE, Rev. Thomas Kelly. (1841-1915)]

• 'Enos,'—in EBB 2 (1901): 1296-97.
  Online availability: See EBB.

CHIJAH, Rabbi.

• Israelite Indeed.
  Online availability: ?
  Note: Unable to source this title in connection with this author. There are 4 or 5 others, same title, different authors.

CHIKHACHEV, Petr Aleksandrovich.

• Voyage Scientifique dans l'Altai Oriental et les Parties Adjacentes de la Frontière de Chine, fait par Ordre de S.M. l'Empereur de Russie. Par Pierre de Tchihatcheff.—Paris, 1845.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Lenormant's Chaldean Magic.

CHOERILUS, Samius. (fl. 5th C. BC)

• [Choerili Samii quæ supersunt collegit et illustravit, de Choerili Samii ætate vita et poesi aliisque Choerilis disseruit, A.F. Naekius in est de sardanapali epigrammatis disputatio.—Lipsiæ, 1817.]?
  Online availability: ?

CHRYSOSTOM, St. John. (347-407)

• Homilie II, De Cruce et Latrone, [i.e., 'Oratio ... in exaltationem S. Crucis. Oratio in adorationem venerandæ et vivificæ crucis. Oratio ... in cœmeterii apellationem, et in crucem Domini, et Dei et Salvatoris nostri Oratio in crucem et in confessionem latronis. Oratio ... magno parasceves die dicta. Oratio, ne erubescamus confiteri venerandam crucem. Oratio ... in venerabilem atque vivificam crucem. Fragmentum ex oratione ... in serpentem æneum, contra Judæos. Fragmentum ex oratione ... in negationem petri et in crucem, et quomodo Joseph Fuerit figura Christi. Fragmentum ex oratione in venerandam et vivificam crucem, et in illudi: tu es qui venturus es? etc.,'—in Gretseri, Opera Omnia, antehac ab ipsomes auctore accurate recognita, opusculis multis, notis et paralipomenis pluribus, etc., vol. 2 (1734): ?-?.— Ratisbonæ, 1734-41.—17 vols.]?
  Online availability: ?
• ['Homilie in Matthæum,'—in Sancti patrinosti Joannis Chrysostomi Homiliæ in Matthæum textum emendavit annotationibus et novis indicibus instruxit F. Field, ?: ?-?.—Cantabridgiæ, 1839.—3 vols.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org (Latin & Eng. tr.).
• 'Monitum in Homilie de Natal Christi,'—in Του εν αγιος πατρος ημων Ιωαννου του Χρυσοστομυ τα ευρισκομενα παντα. Sancti Patris nosti Joannis Chrysostomi ... opera omnia quæ exstant, vel quæ ejus nominee circumferuntur, ad MSS ... castigata, aucta: nova interpretatione, ... præfationibus, monitis, notis, variss lectionibus ... et copiosssimis indicibus locupletata, 2 (?): 250-?. Opera et studio B. de Montfaucon.—Parisiis, 1718-38.—13 vols.,—quoted in Gieseler's A Compendium of Ecclesiastical History.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Hislop's Two Babylons. M. also uses the ANCL trs. of these works.

CIAMPINI, Giovanni Giustino. (1633-1698)

• Joannis Ciampini Romani Vetera Monumenti in quibus præcipve musiva opera.—Ex Typographia Komarek; Romæ, 1747.—2 pts.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
  M. uses this ed. 1st pub. the same Rome, 1699, 2 vols.

CICERO, Marcus Tullius. (106-43 BC)

• 'The Dream of Scipio.'—bk. 6, chs. 9-26 of On the Republic.
  Online availability: See Plato and cached here.
• [Hortensius,]—cited in Tacitus' Dialogus de Oratoribus et Causis Corruptae Eloquentiae.
  Online availability: See Tacitus.
  Note: This work exists only in fragments through quotes. The Dialogue on Oratory and Decline of Eloquence has been attributed to Quintilian. It is now regarded as an early work of Tacitus, based on internal evidence, and the Younger Pliny.
• On the Nature of the Gods. Tr., C. D. Yonge & F. Barham.—Bohn's Antiquarian Library, George Bell & Sons; London, 1847?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (in Treatises, 1853 & 1878 eds.).
• 'Aratus [The Phænomena of Aratus],'—extracts in the above, bk. 2. See also Aratus.
  Online availability: www.forumromanum.org (Latin).

CLARKE, Hyde W. (1815-1895)

• 'Prehistoric Names of Weapons,'—art. in JAI 6 (1876): 142-9.
  Online availability: See JAI.
• [Title unknown,]—art. in ATH ? (September 1882): ?-?.
  Online availability: See ATH.

CLAUDIUS CLAUDIANUS. (c.370-404)

• De Bello Getico.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1922 ed.)
• Carmen in Eutropium.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1922 ed.)

CLAVIGERO, Francisco Javier Mariano. (1731-1787)

• [The History of Mexico, Collected from Spanish and Mexican Historians, from Manuscripts, and Ancient Paintings of the Indians, illustrated by Charts, and other Copper Plates, to which are added Critical Dissertations of the Land, Animals, and Inhabitants of Mexico. Tr., C. Cullen.—G. G. J. & J. Robinson; London, 1787.—2 vols.]
  Online availability: http://olivercowdery.com (under construction), www.archive.org (digitized by Google, vol. 2 only of above.).
  Orig. written in Spanish, 1st pub. c. 1780.

CLAYTON, [Robert. (1695-1758)]?

• A Journal [from Grand Cairo to Mount Sinai and Back Again. Translated from a manuscript written by the Prefetto of Egypt in company with the missionaries de propaganda fide at Grand Cairo. To which are added some remarks on the origin of hieroglyphics, and the mythology of ancient heathens, by Robert (Clayton) lord Bishop of Clogher.—William Bowyer; London, 1753.] (Or Pinkerton's Collection, vol. 10.)
  Online availability: See Pinkerton.

CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA, St. (Titus Flavius Clemens). (150-220)

• Κλημεντος Αλεξανδρεως τα ευρισκομενα. Clementis Alexandrini Opera, quæ extant, recognita & illustrata per Joannem Potterum.—E Theatro Sheldoniano; Oxonii, 1715.—2 vols.
  Online availability: ?
• 'Cohortatio ad Gentes/Exhortation to the Heathen,'—in Opera ? : ?-?.
• 'Pædagogus/The Instructor,'—in Opera ? : ?-?.
• 'Stromata/The Miscellanies,'—in Opera ? : ?-?.
• 'Gospel According to the Egyptians,'—quoted in the above.
• 'Traditions of Matthias,'—quoted in Stromata.
  M. also uses the ANCL trs. of these works.

CLEMENT OF ROME. (c.30-c.100)

• The Second Epistle of Clement,—in Wake's Genuine Epistles, 124-30, 531-47. Tr., Wake.
  Note: This work is now attributed to Pseudo-Clement. It has nothing to do with Clement of Rome. It is also known as An Ancient Homily Ascribed to Clement, and appears in ANCL 1 (1868) 55-63. Trs., Roberts, Donaldson, and Riddle.
  Online availability: ?
• 'Gospel According to the Egyptians,'—quoted in Second Epistle of Clement.
• 'Gospel According to the Hebrews,'—quoted in Second Epistle of Clement.

CLITARCHUS, Aeolensis.

• [Title unknown.]
  Online availability: ?

CLOT, Antoine Barthelemy (Clot-Bey). (1793-1868)

• [Aperçu général sur l'Égypt. Ouvrage Orné d'un Portrait et de Plusiers Cartes et Plans Caloriés.—Paris, 1840.—2 vols.]
  Online availability: ?

COBB, Rev. Dr. William Frederick.

• Origines Judaicæ: An Inquiry into Heathen Faiths as Affecting the Birth and Growth of Judaism.—A. D. Innes & Co.; London, 1895.
  Online availability: ?

CODRINGTON, Rev. Robert Henry.

• 'Religious Beliefs and Practices in Melanesia,'—in JAI 10 (1881): 261-315.
  Online availability: See JAI and cached here.

COLE, John. (1792-1848)

• The History and Antiquities of Filey in the County of York.—J. Cole; Scarborough, 1828.
  Online availability: ?

COLEBROOKE, Henry Thomas. (1765-1837)

• Miscellaneous Essays.—W.H. Allen & Co.; London, 1837.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, vol. 1 only of 1st ed., and 3rd ed.) and www.archive.org (Essays on the .... Hindus).
• 'On the Vedas or Sacred Writings of the Hindus,'—in ARSB 8 (1805): 369-476 (and in Essays on the Religion and Philosophy of the Hindus, new ed. pp. 1-69).
  Online availability: See ARSB.Also cached here.
• ['Observations on the Sect of Jains,']—art. in ARSB 9 (1807): 287-322 (and in Essays on the Religion and Philosophy of the Hindus, new ed. pp. 280-301).
  Online availability: See ARSB. Also cached here.
• ['On the Religious Ceremonies of the Hindus, and of the Brahmens Especially,']—art. in ARSB 5 (1799): 345-364.
  Online availability: See ARSB.

COLEMAN, Charles.

• The Mythology of the Hindus, With Notices of Various Mountain and Island Tribes, Inhabiting the Two Peninsulas of India and the Neighbouring Islands; Also an Appendix, Comprising the Minor Avatars, and the Mythological and Religious Terms, &c. &c. of the Hindus, with Plates Illustrative of the Principal Hindu Deities.—Parbury, Allen and Co.; London, 1832.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com (preview only).

COLEMAN, Mr.

• [Title unknown,]—art. in RPJC (Oct. 1887).
  Online availability: See RPJC.

COLLIER, Jeremy. (1650-1726)

• An Ecclesiastical History of Great Britain, Chiefly of England: From the First Planting of Christianity, to the End of the Reign of King Charles the Second. With a Brief Account of the Affairs of Religion in Ireland.—Samuel Keble; Benjamin Tooke; London, 1708, 14.—2 vols.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1840 ed. and digitized by Google, 1840 ed., & 1852 ed.).
  * From Brand, Popular Antiquities.

COLLIN DE PLANCY, Jacques Albin Simon. (1794-1881)

• Dictionnaire Infernal, ou recherches et anecdotes sur les démons, les esprits, les fantômes ... en un mot, sur tout ce qui tient aux apparitions, à la magie, etc.—Paris, 1818.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1860 ed., vol. 1 only, and digitized by Google: 1846, 1848 eds.).

COLLINS, David. (1756-1810)

• An Account of the English Colony in New South Wales. With Remarks on the Dispositions, Customs, Manners, etc., of the Native Inhabitants of that Country. To Which are Added Some Particulars of New Zealand: Compiled from the Manuscripts of Lieutenant-General King.—T. Cadell & W. Davies; London, 1804.
  Online availability: www.blackmask.com, www.archive.org, and www.gutenberg.org.
  1st pub. the same.—L. 1798, 1802.—2 vols.

COLQUHOUN, Archibald Ross.

• Across Chryse: Being the Narrative of a Journey of Exploration Through the South China Border Lands from Canton to Mandalay.—Sampson Low and Co.; London, 1883.—2 vols.
  Online availability: http://dlxs.library.cornell.edu.

COLUMBUS, Christopher (or Christoforo Colombo, Colon, etc.). (1451-1506)

• ['The History of the Life and Actions of Admiral Christopher Colon, and of his Discovery of the West Indies, called the New World, now in possession of His Catholic Majesty, written by his own son, Don Ferdinand Colon,']—in Pinkerton's Collection 12 (1812): 1-155.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (this vol. digitized by Google).
  * From Tylor's Primitive Culture.

COLUMELLA, Lucius Junius Moderatus.

• [De Re Rustica Libri XII.—Ex officina Roberti Stephani; Parisijs, 1543.]?*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (On Agriculture, 2 vols. 1941 ed.)
  * From Drummond's Oedipus Judaica, who gives no source.

COMESTOR, Peter (or Petrus).

• [Historia Scholastica. Secunda pars hystorie scholastice: que est de Nouo Testamento. Incipit feliciter.—Per magistros Nycholau Ketelaer et Gherardu de Leempt; in traiecto inferiori, 1473.]?
  Online availability: ?

CONDER, Capt. Claude Reigner. (1848-1910)

• Heth and Moab. Explorations in Syria in 1881 & 1882.—Palestine Exploration Fund, Bentley & Son; London, 1883.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

CONFUCIUS. (551-479 BC)

• Analects of Confucius.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

CONWAY, Moncure Daniel. (1832-1907)

• Demonology and Devil Lore.—Chatto & Windus; London, 1879.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
• 'Fan's Bibel,'—cited in the above.

COOK, Rev. Frederick Charles, M.A. (1810-1889)

• 'Hymn to the Nile,'—in RP 4 (1875): 107-16. Tr., Cook.
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'Inscription of Pianchi-Mer-Amon,'—in RP 2 (1874): 79-104. Tr., Cook.
  Online availability: See RP.

COOK, Capt. James. (1728-1779)

• (The Second Voyage) A Voyage towards the South Pole and Around the World Performed in His Majesty's Ships the Resolution and Adventure in the Years 1772, 1773, 1774 & 1775, In which is Included, Captain Furneaux's Narrative of his Proceedings in the Adventure During the Separation of the Ships.—(Prepared for publication by John Douglas.) W. Straham & T. Cadell; London, 1777.—2 vols.*
  Online availability: www.canadiana.org and www.gutenberg.org.
  * From Lubbock's Origin of Civilisation.
• (The Third Voyage) Journal of Captain Cook's Last Voyage to the Pacific Ocean, on Discovery: Performed in the years 1776, 1777, 1778, & 1779. Ed., John Rickman.—E. Newbery; London, 1781.
  Online availability: www.canadiana.org and www.archive.org (1785 ed. & 1784 ed., 3 vols.).
  Note: For First Voyage see Hawkesworth.

COOPER, William Ricketts. (1843-1878)

• An Archaic Dictionary, Biographical, Historical, and Mythological: From the Egyptian, Assyrian, and Etruscan Monuments, and Papyri.—Samuel Bagster and Sons; London, 1876.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

COOTE, Henry Charles. (1815-1885)

• [A Neglected Fact in English History, Alleging that the Laws and Customs of Anglo-Saxon England were in Large Part of Roman Origin.—Bell & Daldy; London, 1864.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

CORMAC, Mac Cuilennáin. (836-908)

• Sanas Chormaic. Cormac's Glossary. Translated and annotated from the Irish by J. O'Donovan. Ed., W. Stokes.—O.T. Cutter; Calcutta, 1868.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  Note: This also appears in Stokes' Three Irish Glossaries.—L. 1862.

CORY, Isaac Preston. (1802-1842)

• Cory's Ancient Fragments of the Phœnician, Carthaginian, Babylonian, Egyptian and other Authors. A New and Enlarged edition; the translation carefully revised, and enriched with notes, critical and explanatory. With introductions to the several fragments. By E. Richmond Hodges.—Reeves and Turner; London, 1876.
  Online availability:  www.archive.org (all 3 eds.) and cached here. See also http://books.google.com and www.sacred-texts.com.
  The 3rd ed. It differs considerably from previous two. 1st pub.: The Ancient Fragments: containing what remains of the writings of Sanchoniatho, Berossus, Abydenus, Megasthenes, and Manetho, etc.—L. 1828. The 2nd ed.: Ancient Fragments of the Phœnician, Chaldæan, Egyptian, Tyrian, Carthaginian, Indian, Persian, and other Writers, with an Introductory Disseration: and and Inquiry into the Philosophy and Trinity of the Ancients.—L. 1832. See the following for separate entries; Alexander Polyhistor, Apollodorus, Artabanus, Berosus, Chaeremon, Damascius, Eupolemus, Hermapion, Hiempsal, Lysimachus, Manetho, Nicolaus of Damascus, Polemo, Sanchoniathon, Sibylline Oracles, Taylor, Trogus Pompeius. Sources mainly derive from Josephus, Eusebius and Syncellus.

COSMAS, Indicopleustes. (fl. 535 AD)

• Αιγυπτιου μοναχου χριστιανικη τοπογραφια Cosmæ Ægyptii Monachi Christiana Topographia, sive Christianorum-opinio de mundo,—in Montfaucon's Collectio Nova Patrum 2 (1706): ?-?,—quoted in Blake's Astronomical Myths.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (the Eng. tr.) and www.tertullian.org. See Blake.

COWAN, Frank.

• Curious Facts in the History of Insects; Including Spiders and Scorpions. A Complete Collection of the Legends, Superstitions, Beliefs and Ominous Signs Connected with Insects, Together with their Uses in Medicine, Art, and as Food; and a Survey of their Remarkable Injuries and Appearances.—J. B. Lippincott and Co.; Philadelphia, 1865.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

COWPER, Benjamin Harris.

• The Apocryphal Gospels and other Documents Relating to the History of Christ. Translated from the originals in Greek, Latin, Syriac, etc.—Williams and Norgate; London and Edinburgh, 1867.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1867, 1874 eds. and 1870 ed.—requires djvu plugin).
• 'The Arabic Gospel of the Infancy,'—in Apocryphal Gospels 172-216. Tr., Cowper.
• 'The Gospel of James/Protevangelium,'—in Apocryphal Gospels 3-26. Tr., Cowper.
  Online availability: cached here.
• 'The Gospel of the Nativity of Mary,'—in Apocryphal Gospels 85-98. Tr., Cowper.
• 'The Gospel of Nicodemus,'—in Apocryphal Gospels 229-388. Tr., Cowper.
  See also Tischendorf and Wake.
• 'The Gospel of Pseudo-Matthew/Book of the Infancy of the Saviour,'—in Apocryphal Gospels 29-83. Tr., Cowper.
• 'The Gospel of Thomas,'—in Apocryphal Gospels 130-69, 449-56. Tr., Cowper.
• 'History of Joseph the Carpenter,'—in Apocryphal Gospels 101-27. Tr., Cowper.
  Online availability: cached here.

COX, Sir George William. (1827-1902)

• An Introduction to the Science of Comparative Mythology and Folklore.—C. Kegan Paul & Co.; London, 1881.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

CRANMER, Thomas. (1489-1556)

• The Book of Common Prayer.—London, 1549.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• 'The Thirty Nine Articles,'—in the above—added to later editions.

CRANZ (or Crantz), David. (1723-1777)

• [Historie von Grönland enthalted die Beschreibung des Landes und der einwohner, insbesondere die geschichte der Dortigen Mission der evangelischen brüder zu neu-hernnhut und lichtenfels. Mit acht kupfertafeln, &c.—Barby; Leipzig, 1765.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org (vol. 1 only of 1820 ed., Eng. & both vols. digitized by Google).
  Orig. pub. in High Dutch, which does not appear to be in BL. 1st Eng. tr. History of Greenland.—L. 1767.

CREDNER, Karl August.

• Geschichte des Neutestamentlichen Kanon. Introduction, Dr. G. Volkmar.—Leipzig, 1860.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

CREUZER, Georg Friedrich. (1771-1858)

• Symbolik und Mythologie der alten Volker, besonders der Griechen.—Leipzig and Darmstadt, 1810-23.—6 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  Note: M. cites this work and uses Guigniaut's tr. See Guigniaut.

CROKER, Thomas Crofton. (1798-1854)

• Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland.—John Murray; London, 1828.—3 pts.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com, www.archive.org (1834, 1838 eds.) and www.sacred-texts.com.
• Researches in the South of Ireland.—John Murray; London, 1824.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

[CROMBIE, J. W.]

• ['History of the Game of Hop-Scotch,']—art. in JAI 15 (1886): 403-8.
  Online availability: See JAI. And cached here.

CTESIAS. (b. c. 416 BC)

• [Κτη σιου...τα σωζομενα. Ctesiæ Cnidi quæ supersunt nunc primum seorsum emendatius atque auctius edita. Cum interpretatione Latina Henrici Stephani aliorumque et annotationibus H. Stephani ... aliorumque, quibus suas atque indices copiosissimos adiect A. Lion.—Gottingæ, 1823.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  Note: Fragments of Ctesias can be found in Herodotus.

CUHELYN, Ab Caw. (fl. 8th C. AD)

• [Title unknown.]*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Davies' Myths and Rites of Druids.

[CULL, Richard.]

• 'The Assyrian verb Basu, "To Be," Qabah "To Say," Isu "To Have," identified as Variant Forms of Verbs having the same signification in the Hebrew Language,'—in TSBA 1:2 (1872): 281-93.
  Online availability: See TSBA.

[CULLEN, Dr.]

• ['The Darien Indians and Ship Canal,']—art. in TES 6 (1868): 150-75.*
  Online availability: See TES.
  * From Lubbock, Origin of Civilisation.

CULLIMORE, A.

• Oriental Cylinders. Impressions of Ancient Oriental Cylinders, or Rolling Seals of the Babylonians, Assyrians, and Medo-Persians, lithographed by A.C.—G. W. Nickisson; London, 1842, 43.—Nos. 1-4.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com (no. 1 only) and www.archive.org.

CUMMIAN, St.

• [Epistola XI. Cummiani Hiberni ad Segienum Huensemt, abbatem de controversia paschali.—Liber de mensura pœnitentiarum,]—quoted in Usher's Veterum Epistolarum Hibernicarum.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Hislop's Two Babylons.

CUMMING, Rev. Joseph George. (1812-1868)

• The Isle of Man; Its History, Physical, Ecclesiastical, Civil and Legendary.—John van Voorst; London, 1848.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com.
• 'Lex Scripta,'—quoted in the above.

CURTIUS, Georg. (1820-1885)

• [Grundzüge der Griechischen Etymologie.—Leipzig, 1858, 62.—2 pts.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (Eng. trs. of Curtius' works).

CUSHING, Frank Hamilton. (1857-1900)

• 'My Adventures in Zuñi,'—in CIM 1882 (May 1883): 191-208.*
  Online availability: http://cdl.library.cornell.edu. See CIM.
  * From Frazer's Golden Bough.
• 'Zuñi Fetiches,'—art. in ARBAE 2 (1883): 9-50.
  Online availability: See ARBAE. See also www.sacred-texts.com.

CUSICK, David. (c. 1780-c.1840)

• [Sketches of Ancient History of the Six Nations, comprising First: A Tale of the Foundation of the Great Island (now North America), the Two Infants Born, and the Creation of the Universe. Secon: A Real Account of the Early Settlers of North America, and their Dissensions. Third: Origin of the kingdom of the Five Nations, which was called a Long House: the Wars, Fierce Animals, etc.—Lewiston, NY, 1827,]—cited in Schoolcraft's Archive of Aboriginal Knowledge, vol. 5, appendix.*
  Online availability: http://olivercowdery.com and cached here. See Schoolcraft.
  * From Tylor's Primitive Culture.

[CUST, Robert.]

•  'Report on Anthropological Proceedings at the Oriental Congress at Florence,'—art. in. JAI 8 (1879): 285-90.
  Online availability: See JAI.

CYNDDELW BRYDYDD MAWR. (1155-1200)

• 'In Praise of Owen Gwynedd,'—in Skene's Four Ancient Books of Wales.
  Online availability: See Skene.
• 'Poem Addressed to Owen Cyveiliawg,'—quoted in Davies' The Mythology and Rites of the British Druids.
  Online availability: See Davies.

CYPRIAN, (Thascius Caecillus Cyprianus), St. (c.200-258)

• 'Prædicatio Petri/Περίοδοι Πέτρου,'—in De Rebaptismo,[—in Routh, Reliquiæ Sacræ 5 (1846): ?-?.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, odd vols. only). Cached here.
  Note: This treatise has nothing to do with Cyprian; the real author is anonymous. Neither is the Preaching of Peter considered canonical by Eusebius (see H.E. 3.3.1-5) or other Church fathers, although Clement, for example, cites it.

DALLAWAY, James, B.M. (1763-1834)

• A Series of Discourses upon Architecture in England, from the Norman Æra to the Close of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth, with an Appendix of Notes and Illustrations, and an Historical Account of Master & Free Masons.—John Williams; London, 1833.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google)..

DALTON, Col. Edward Tuite. (1815-1880)

• Descriptive Ethnology of Bengal.—Printed for the Government of Bengal under the Direction of the Council of the Asiatic Society of Bengal; Calcutta, 1872.
  Online availability: ?

DAMASCIUS, The Syrian. (b. c. 480 AD)

• [Δαμασκιου Βιος Ισιδωρου/Damascii vita Isidori,]—extracted in Photius' Bibliotheca.
  Online availability: See Photius.
  * From Hislop's Two Babylons. (See my essay for the relevance of Hislop's book to the Masseian corpus. Damascius' Life of Isidore is now lost. It exists only in the excerpts given by Photius who also reviews it in cod. 181.)
• De Origin,—cited in Gale's Opuscula Mythologica.
  Online availability: See Gale.
• Primitive Principles [Δαμασκιου διαδοχου Αποριαι και λυσεις περι των πρωτων αρχων. Damascii Philosophii Platonici Quæstiones de Primis Principiis. Ed., Kopp.—Frankfurt, 1826.]?—quoted in Haug's Essays. (This, Damascius' First Principles,  also appears in Taylor's Plato.)
  Online availability: See Haug and Taylor.
• The Theogonies. From Damascius,—in Cory's Ancient Fragments 92.
  Online availability: See Cory.
  Note: This comprises chaps. 123-25 of Αποριαι και λυσεις περι των πρωτων αρχω in Cory's Fragments, pp. 310-32 (2nd ed).

DAMPIER, Capt. William. (1652-1715)

• [A New Voyage Around the World. Describing Particularly, the Isthmus of America, Several Coasts and Islands in the West Indies, the Isle of Cape Verd, the Passage of Terra del Fuego, the South Sea Coasts of Chili, Peru, and Mexico; the Isle of Guam, one of the Ladrones, Mindanao, and other Philippine and East-India Islands ... New Holland, Sumatra, Nicobar Isles; the Cape of Good Hope, and Santa Hellena. —James Knapton; London, 1697.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, 1699 & 1703 eds.), www.galapagos.to and www.canadiana.org (3 vols.).

DANTE ALIGHIERI. (1265-1321)

• [Divina Commedia/The Divine Comedy.]
  Online availability: www.gutenberg.org.
• 'Inferno,'—Part One of Divine Comedy.
• 'Paradise,'—Part Three of Divine Comedy.
• 'Purgatory,'—Part Two of Divine Comedy.

DAPPER, Olfert.

• [Umbständliche und Eigentliche Beschreibung von Africa.—Jacob van Meurs; Amsterdam, 1671.]*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Hahn's Tsuni-Goam.

DARMESTETER, James. (1849-1894)

• 'Ormazd et Ahriman, leurs Origins et leur Histoire,'—in BÉHE (1877): 29.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google). See BEHE.
  * From West's Pahlavi Texts.

DARWIN, Charles Robert. (1809-1882)

• The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex.—John Murray; London, 1871.—2 vols.
  Online availability: http://darwin-online.org.uk, www.gutenberg.org and www.archive.org.
• The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals.—John Murray; London, 1872.
  Online availability: http://darwin-online.org.uk, www.archive.org (1888 ed.) and www.gutenberg.org.

DASENT, Sir George Webbe. (1817-1896)

• Popular Tales from the Norse, with an Introductory Essay on the Origin and Diffusion of Popular Tales. Tr., Dasent (from Asbjornsen's Norske Folkeventyr).—Edmonston and Douglas; Edinburgh, 1859.
  Online availability: www.sacred-texts.com, www.gutenberg.org and www.archive.org (1903 ed.).  See also Asbjornsen.

DAVIES, Rev. Edward. (1756-1831)

• The Mythology and Rites of the British Druids, Ascertained by National Documents; and Compared with the General Traditions and Customs of Heathenism ... With an Appendix Containing Ancient Poems and Extracts, with Some Remarks on Ancient British Coins.—J. Booth; London, 1809.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com, www.archive.org and cached here.
• 'An Ancient Welsh Poem by Gwarchan Maelderw,'—in Mythology 582-8.
• 'Battle of the Trees/Cad Goddeu,'—in Mythology 583. See also Taliesin.
  Note: This is found in Romance of Taliesin & is essentially several poems amalgamated. It is not in Guest's Mabinogion.
• 'Cyvoesi,'—in Mythology 473.
• 'Hanes Taliesin/The Tale of Taliesin,'—in Mythology 159.
• 'Marwnad uthyr Pendragon/Elegy of Pendragon,'—in Mythology, 120.
• 'Song of Cuhelyn,'—in Mythology 310-15.
• 'Song of Hywell,'—in Mythology ?-?.
• 'Talisman of Cunobeline,'—in Mythology 618-22.
• ['The Romance of Taliesin,']—from the Book of Taliesin, quoted by Davies in ARC ? (?): ?-?.
  Online availability: See ARC.
  Note: The Book of Taliesin also appears in Guest's Mabinogion, extracted from the Red Book of Hergest. See Guest.

DAVIS, Sir John Francis. (1795-1890)

• The Chinese: A General Description of the Empire of China and its Inhabitants.—Charles Knight & Co.; London, 1845.—3 vols.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, various vols.). and www.archive.org (1836 & 1845).
  * From Lubbock's Origin of Civilisation. 1st pub. the same.—L. 1836.—2 vols. (Library of Entertaining Knowledge series.)

DAVIS.

• [Title unknown, author unidentified.]*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Bonwick's Daily Life and Origin of the Tasmanians. No details given.

DAVIS, Nathan. (1812-1882)

• [Inscriptions in the Phoenician Character, Now Deposited in the British Museum, Discovered on the Site of Carthage, During Researches made by N. Davis ... in 1856, 1857, 1858.—Published by the British Museum; London, 1863.]
  Online availability: ?

DAVIS, William Jafferd.

• Dictionary of the Kaffir Language, Including the Xosa and Zulu Dialects.—Wesley Mission House; London, 1872.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

DAWKINS, Sir William Boyd. (1837-1929)

• Cave Hunting. Researches on the Evidence of Caves Respecting the Early Inhabitants of Europe.— Macmillan and Co.; London, 1874.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
• Early Man in Britain and his Place in the Tertiary Period.—Macmillan and Co.; London, 1880.
  Online availability: www.archive.org and http://books.google.com (preview only).

DAWSON, James. (1806-1900)

• Australian Aborigines. The Languages and Customs of Several Tribes of Aboriginals in the Western District of Victoria, Australia.—George Robertson; Melbourne, 1881.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

DAY, Rev. Lal Behari (or Lala Vihari De). (1826-1894)

• Folk-Tales of Bengal.—Macmillan and Co.; London, 1892.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

DE BOVIS, Edmond.

• Etat de la Société Tahitienne à l'Arrivée des Europeens.—Paris, 1855.
  Online availability: ?

DE BRÉBEUF, John, St. (1593-1649)

• ['Relation de ce qui s'est Passé dans le Pays des Hurons en l'Année 1636,'—in Jesuits, Letters from Missions, Relation de ce qui s'est Passé en la Nouvelle France en l'Année 1636, etc., pt. 2 ?-?.—Paris, 1637.]*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (in Jesuit Relations, several vols.).
  * From Tylor, Primitive Culture.

DE BROSSES, Charles, Comte. (1709-1777)

• Du culte des dieux fétiches, ou Parallèle de l'ancienne religion de l'Égypte avec la religion actuelle de Nigritie.—Paris, 1760.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  Note: M. mentions an ed. of 1860 which I'm unable to trace, unless he means 1760.

DE LA BORDE, Jean-Benjamin.

• 'Relation de l'Origine, etc ... des Caraibes Sauvages,' [—in H. Justel's Recueil de Divers Voyages faits en Afrique et en l'Amerique qui n'ont Point esté Encore Publiez, etc, ?-?.—L. Billaine; Paris, 1674.]*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, Relations de plusiers voyages, etc. 1791).
  * From Tylor's Primitive Culture.

DE QUINCY, Thomas. (1785-1859)

• ['The Essenes,' in Historical And Critical Essays, vol. 1, pp. 29-118—Ticknor, Reed, & Fields; Boston, 1853.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org. The essay is cached here.

DECLÉ, Lionel.

• Three Years in Savage Africa. Introduction by H.M. Stanley.—Methuen & Co.; London, 1898.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google.).

DEFOE, Daniel. (1660-1731)

• The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe.—London, 1808.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
  Orig. pub. The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner, Written by Himself.—L. 1719.

DELAMBRE, Jean Baptiste Joseph. (1749-1822)

• [Astronomie Théorique et Pratique.—Paris, 1814.—3 vols.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, vols. 2 & 3 only.).

DEMOCRITUS. (b. c. 460 BC)

• [Title unknown—fragments preserved in the writings of Aelian & Eusebius, etc.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, Fragmenta, 1843).

DENHAM, Dixon (1786-1828), CLAPPERTON, Hugh (1788-1822), and OUDNEY, Walter (1790-1824).

• Narrative of the Travels and Discoveries in Northern and Central Africa in the Years 1822, 1823, and 1824, by Major Denham, Capt. Clapperton, and the late Dr. Oudney, extending across the Great desert to the Tenth Degree of Northern Latitude, and from Kouka in Bornou, to Sackatoo, the Capital of the Felatah Empire..—John Murray; London, 1826.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  * From Lubbock's Origin of Civilisation.

DENNYS, Nicholas Belfield.

• The Folklore of China and its Affinities with that of the Aryan and Semitic Races.—China Mail Office; Hongkong, and Trübner; London, 1876.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

DENON, Baron Dominique Vivant. (1747-1825)

• Travels in Upper and Lower Egypt in Company with Several Divisions of the French Army. Translated from the original folio edition by Francis Blagdon.—James Ridgway; London, 1802.—2 vols. (Vols. 1 & 2 of the Modern Discoveries series.)
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, 1802, 1807 Fr. eds., 1803 Eng. ed.). and http://gallica.bnf.fr (Fr., 1817 ed.).
  Orig. pub. Voyage dans la Basse et la Haute Égypt.—P. 1802.—2 vols.

DESSALINES D'ORBIGNY, Alcide. (1802-1857)

• L'Homme Américain-de l'Amérique Méridionale-considéré sous ses Rapports Physiologiques et Moraux. —Paris, Strasburg, 1839.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

DEUTSCH, Emanuel Oscar Menahem. (1829-1873)

• Literary Remains of the Late Emanuel Deutsch, With a Brief Memoir of his Life.—John Murray; London, 1874.
  Online availability: www.hti.umich.edu and www.archive.org.
• 'Mar Sutra,'—extracts in the above.

DÉVERIA, Theodule.

• Catalogue des manuscrits Égyptiens écrits sur papyrus, toile, tablettes, et ostraca en caractères hiéroglyphiques, hiératiques, démotiques, Grecs, Coptes, Arabes et Latins, qui sont conservés au Musée Égyptien du Louvre. Ed., P. Pierret.—Paris, 1872.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Lenormant's Chaldean Magic.
• 'Book of the Underworld (Le Livre de l'Hemisphere Inferieur),'—in Catalogue Section 2, ?-?. Tr., Déveria.

DICAEARCHUS, Messenius. (fl. c. 320 BC)

• [Dicæarchi Geographica quædam, siue De vita Græciæ, eisusdem descriptio Græciæ, versibus iambicis, ad Theophastrum. Cum Lat. interpretatione atque annotat. Henr. Stephani, & eus dialogo qui inscriptus est Dicæarchi Sympractor.—H. Stephanus; Paris, 1589.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, only quae supersunt composita.).

[DICKENSON, John. (fl. 1594)]

• Greene in Conceipt. New Raised from his Graue to Write the Tragique History of faire Valeria of London. Wherein is truly discouered the rare and lamentable issue of husbands dotage, a wiues leudnesse, & children of disobedience. Receiued and reported by I. D.—Printed by Richard Bradocke for William Iones; London, 1598.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities.

DIDRON, Adolphe-Napoléon. (1806-1876)

• Iconographie Chrétienne, Histoire de Dieu.—Paris, 1843.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (and digitized by Google).
• Christian Iconography; or, The History of Christian Art in the Middle Ages. Trs., E. J. Millington & M. Stokes.—Bohn's Illustrated Library, George Bell and Sons; London, 1851, 56.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org and http://books.google.com (preview of vol. 2. only).

DIEFFENBACH, Ernst.

• [Travels in New Zealand, with Contributions to the Geography, Geology, Botany, and Natural History of that Country.—John Murray; London, 1843.—2 vols.]*
  Online availability: http://books.google.com (vol. 2 only) and www.archive.org.
  * From Lubbock's Origin of Civilisation.

DIODORUS SICULUS. (fl. 1st C. BC)

• The Historical Library of Diodorus the Sicilian, In Fifteen Books. The First Five, Contain the Antiquities of Egypt, Asia, Africa, Greece, the Islands, and Europe. The Last Ten, an Historical Account of the Affairs of the Persians, Grecians, Macedonians, and other Parts of the World. To Which are Added, the Fragments of Diodorus that are Found in the Bibliotheca of Photius: Together with Those Published by H. Valerius, L. Rhodomannus, and F. Ursinus. Made English by G. Booth, of the city of Chester, Esq.—Edw. Jones for Awnsham & John Churchil; and Edw. Castle; London, 1700.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, the 2 vol. 1814 ed.), www.perseus.tufts.edu (incomplete) and http://penelope.uchicago.edu (complete, both are based on Oldham's tr.)
  Note: The fragments of Diodorus from Photius are in cod. 244.

DIOGENES LAERTIUS. (fl. 150 AD)

• [The Lives and Views of Eminent Philosophers. Tr., C. D. Yonge.—Bohn's Classical Library, George Bell & Sons; London, 1853.]?
  Online availability: http://classicpersuasion.org and www.archive.org.

DION CASSIUS. (150-235)

• The History of Rome.
  Online availability: www.perseus.tufts.edu and www.archive.org.

DIONYSIUS PERIEGETES.

• Dionysii Orbis Descriptio [: commentario critico & geographico (in quo controversiae pleraque quae in veteri geographia occurrunt explicantur, & obscura plurima eludicantur) ac tabullis illustrata.—Excudebat R. Daniel, impensis Humphredi Robinson, in Comoterio Divi Pauli ad insigne trium Columbarum; Londini, 1658.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org and www.digital-collections.de (various eds.)

DOBRIZHOFFER, Martinus. (1717-1791)

• [Historia de Abiponibus, Equestri, bellicosaque Paraquariæ natione, locupletata copiosis Barbararum gentium, urbium ... Forarum, observationibus.—Vienna, 1784.—3 pts.]*
  Online availability: http://books.google.com (part 3 only, and Eng. ed. of 1822, vol. 1 only) and www.archive.org (Eng ed.).
  * From Tylor's Researches into the Early History of Mankind.

[DODSLEY, Robert. (1703-1764)]

• The Travels of Tom Thumb over England and Wales. Containing Descriptions of Whatever is Most Remarkable in the Several Counties.—London, 1746.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities. This work is not attributed to Dodsley by BL, but it is by Brand, Hazlitt, et al.

DOMENY DE RIENZI, Grégoire Louis.

• Océanie, ou Cinquiemé partie de Monde. Revue Géographique et Ethnographique de la Malaisie, de la Polynésie et de la Mélanésie.—Paris, 1836, 37.—3 vols. (Part of UHDP series.)
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

DOOLITTLE, Rev. Justus.

• Social Life of the Chinese, With some Account of their Religious, Governmental, Educational, and Business Customs and Opinions.—Sampson Low, Son and Marston; London, 1866.—2 vols.
  Online availability: http://classiques.uqac.ca and www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

DORCASTOR, Nicholas.

• The Doctrine of the Masse Booke, Concerning the Making of Holye Water, Salt, Breade, Candels ... the Pilgrimes Wallet, Staffe and Crosse, truly translated into Englyshe. Anno. Dom. M.D.LIII ... From Wyttonburge by N. Dorcastor, etc.—n.pl., n.d.(1554.)*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities. Poss. pub. in. Wyttonburge. The copy in BL is badly mutilated.

DOSIADES.

• [Title unknown,]—quoted in Herbert's Nimrod.
  Online availability: ?

DOUGLAS, James, F.A.S. (1753-1819)

• Nenia Britannica: or, A Sepulchral History of Great Britain, From the Earliest Period to its General Conversion to Christianity.—London, 1793.*
  Online availability: ?
   * From Duke Druidical Temples.

DOUGLAS, Sir Robert Kennaway.

• Confucianism and Taouism.—London, 1877. (Part of Non-Christian Religious Systems series.)
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1879 ed.).

DRAKE, Charles Frederick Tyrwhitt. (1846-1874)

• ['Conder's Reports,']—notes to, in QS 5 (January 1873): 16-7.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (only Literary Remains). See QS.

DRAKE, Francis, F.R.S. (1696-1771)

• Eboracum: or, The History and Antiquities of the City of York, From its Original to the Present Time. Together with the History of the Cathedral Church and Lives of the Archbishops, etc.—London, 1736.
  Online availability: ?

DRAYTON, Michael. (1563-1631)

• Polyolbion, or A Chorographicall Description of Tracts, Rivers, Mountaines, Forests, and Other Parts of the Renowned Isle of Great Britaine, with Intermixture of the Most Remarquable Stories, Antiquities, Rarityes, Pleasures, and Commodities of the Same: Digested in a Poem by Michael Drayton, Esq. With a Table Added.—Printed by H. L. for M. Lownes, I. Browne, I. Holme and I. Busbie; London, 1613. (Part 1)
  Online availability: www.archive.org (in Works, vol. 1-2).
• A Chorographicall Description of all the Tracts, rivers, Mountains, Forests, and other parts of this Renowned Isle of Great Britain, With Intermixture of the most Remarkable Stories, Antiquities, Wonders, Rarities, Pleasures, and Commodities of the same. Divided into two Bookes, the latter containing twelve Songs, never before Imprinted. Digested into a Poem. With a Table Added.—Printed for J. Marriott, J. Grismond, and T. Dewe; London, 1622. (Part 2)
  Online availability: www.archive.org (in Works, vol. 3).

DRUMMOND, Right Hon. Sir William. (1770-1828)

• Œdipus Judaicus, Allegory in the Old Testament.—London, 1866.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, as above ed.) and cached here.
  1st pub. in a limited ed. of 250 copies, issued privately, the same.—L.1811. The ed. of 1866 is not held in BL.

DRURY, Robert.

• Madagascar: or, Robert Drury's Journal, During Fifteen Year's Captivity on that Island. And a Further Description of Madagascar by the Abbé Alexis Rochon. Edited with an introduction and notes by Capt. Pasfield Oliver.—T. Fisher Unwin; London, 1890. (Adventures series, no. 2.)
  Online availability: www.archive.org (the above & 1826 ed., attributed to Defoe).
  1st pub.—L.1729. This work was formerly attributed to Daniel Defoe.

DUBOIS, Abbé Jean-Antoine. (1765?-1848)

• Description of the Character, Manners and Customs of the People of India, and of their Institutions Religious and Civil. Translated from the French manuscript.—Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme & Brown; London, 1817.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1862 ed, and 1st digitized by Google).
  * From Lubbock's Origin of Civilisation. 1st pub. this ed. then Mouers, Institutions, et Cérémonies de Peuples de l'Inde.— P. 1825.—2 vols.

DU CHAILLU, Paul Belloni (1831-1903)

• Explorations and Adventures in Equatorial Africa: With Accounts of the Manners and Customs of the People, and of the Chace of the Gorilla, Crocodile, Leopard, Elephant, Hippopotamus, and other Animals.—John Murray; London, 1861.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, & 1868 ed.)

DUGDALE, Thomas.

• Curiosities of Great Britain: England and Wales delineated, historical, entertaining & commercial, alphabetically arranged. With Alphabetical Chronology of Remarkable Events.—John Tallis; London, n.d. (1854-60?)—11 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (first 5 vols. only).

DUGDALE, Sir William. (1605-1686)

• The Antiquities of Warwickshire Illustrated, from Records, Leiger-Books, Tombes. The Second Edition, printed from a copy corrected by the author himself, and with the original copper plates. The whole revised, augmented and continued down to this present time, by W. Thomas, DD. With the addition of several prospects of gentlemens' seats, churches and maps of the county and of the several hundreds, from an actual survey made by H. Beighton. Also, compleat list of the Members of Parliament and Sheriffs and an alphabetical index, etc.—Longmans and Co.; London, 1730.—2 vols.
  Online availability: ?
  1st pub. the same without the additions, etc.—L. 1656.
• Monasticon Anglicanum, sive pandectæ cœnobiorum, benedictinorum cluniacensium, cisterciensium, carthusianorum: A primordiis ad eorum usque dissolutionem.—Bohn, 1846.—6 vols.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Dyer, British Popular Customs. Note: 1st pub. the same, London, 1655-73.—3 vols. This comes under Dodsworth not Dugdale who continued it till his time. Two additional vols. pub. by Stevens in 1722-23. The above ed. has vols. 7 & 8 in vol. 6.

DUGMORE, Henry Hare.

• 'Rev. H.H. Dugmore's Papers, as published in the Christian Watchman during 1846, 1847,'—in Maclean's A Compendium of Kafir Laws and Customs, Including Genealogical Tables of Kafir Chiefs, and Various Tribal Census Returns; Compiled by Direction of Colonel Maclean, ?-?.—Printed for the Government of British Kaffraria; Mount Coke, 1858.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com (preview only).

DU HALDE, Jean-Baptiste.

• The General History of China, Containing a Geographical and Physical Description of the Empire of China, Chinese Territory, Corea and Thibet. Tr., R. Brookes.—London, 1736.—4 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (the Fr. ed. of below, and Eng. digitized by Google, vol. 1 of 1741 ed.)
  Orig. pub. Description, Geographique, Historique, Chronologique, etc., de l'Empire de la China.—P. 1735.—4 vols.

DUKE, Edward, The Elder. (1779-1852)

• The Druidical Temples of the County of Wilts.—London, 1846.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google.) and cached here.

DULAURE, Jacques-Antoine. (1755-1835)

• Histoire Abrégé de Differentes Cultes, ou, l'Adoration des Figures Humaines. Chez les Anciens et les Modernes. Revue, corrigeé et augmenteé, etc.—Paris, 1825.—2 vols.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com (preview only of Eng. tr.) and www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  The 2nd ed. Contains Des Divinités Génératrices, (P. 1805) and Des Cultes ... l'Idolatrie, (P. 1805). No 1st ed. held in BL.

DÜMICHEN, Johannes.

• Altägyptische Tempel Inschriften in den Jahren 1863-1865 an Ort und Stele Gesammelt, und Herausgegeben, von J. Dümichen.—Leipzig, 1867.—2 vols.
  Online availability: ?
• 'Book of the Model of the Divine Temple,'—quoted in Altägyptische. Tr., Dümichen.
• Bauerkunde der Tempelanlagen von Dendera in einem der Geheimen Corridore im Inner der Tempel mauer Aufgefunden und erlautert Mitgetheilt, von J. Dümichen.—Leipzig, Berlin, 1865.
  Online availability: ?
• 'Inscriptions of Queen Hatasu, Conquest of Arabia Felix,'—in RP 10 (1878): 11-20. Tr., Dümichen.
  Online availability: See RP.
• Resultate. Der auf Befehl des Königs Wilhelm I im sommer 1868 nach Aegypten Entsendeten Archäologisch.—Photographischen Expedition; Berlin, 1866.
  Online availability: ?

DUNBAR, James.

• ['Essays on the History of Mankind in Rude and Cultivated Ages,'—in Transactions of the Philosophical Society 6 (1801)]?—cited in Mallery's Collection of Gesture Signs.
  Online availability: See Mallery.

DUNBAR, William. (1460?-1530?)

• ['The Testament of Mr. Andro Kennedy,'—in Poems of William Dunbar, now first collected, with Notes and a Memoir of his Life, by David Laing, vol. 1, pp. 137-41—Edinburgh, 1834.]*
  Online availability: http://books.google.com and www.archive.org.
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities, who gives no ed. Poss. this one, or from a MS. of which there are two. One, the Bannatyne MS., reads: The tesment of maister andro kennedy maid be dumbar quhen he wes lyk to dy.—n.d.

DUPUIS, Charles Francois. (1742-1809)

• Origine de Tous les Cultes, ou la Religion Universelle.—H. Agasse; Paris, 1795.—12 vols. in 7.
  Online availability: http://gallica.bnf.fr, www.archive.org and www.hti.umich.edu (English) and also cached here.

DUPUY, Conseiller du Roi Pierre. (1582-1651)

• Histoire de l'Ordre Militaire des Templiers ou Chavaliers du Temple de Jérusalem, jusqu'à sa Decadence et sa Suppression.—Bruselle, 1751.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Knight's Discourse.

DURANDUS, Gulielmus. (1237-1296)

• Rationale Diuinorum Officiorum ... Adiectum fuit prætereà aliud Diuinorum Officiorum Rationale ab Ioanne Beletho ... ab hincferè quadringentis annis conscriptum, at nunc demùm in lucem editum, etc.— Sumptibus Ioannis Baptistæ Buysson; Lugduni, 1592,—quoted in Didron's Iconography.
  Online availability: www.digital-collections.de (1519 & 1509 eds.) and www.archive.org (Eng. trs. of 1st & 3rd books). See Didron.
  1st pub. Mainz?—1459? As this work is q. from Didron, presumably the same applies to Belethus. See Belethus.
• 'De Consecratio. Distinct,'—in Rationale Diuinorum Officiorum,—quoted in Didron's Iconography.

DU TERTRE, Jean Baptiste.

• Histoire Générale des Antilles Habités par les Français.—Paris, 1667-71.—4 vols.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Tylor's Researches.

DYER, Rev. Thomas Firminger Thiselton, M.A. (1848-1926)

• British Popular Customs, Present and Past, An Account of the Various Games and Customs Associated with Different Days of the Year in the British Isles, Arranged According to the Calendar.—Bohn's Antiquarian Library, George Bell & Sons; London, 1876.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1900, 1911 eds., and digitized by Google) and www.childrensnursery.org.uk.

EARLE, Rev. John, M.A. (1824-1903)

• Gloucester Fragments. Pt. I: Facsimile of some leaves in Saxon handwriting on Saint Swithun, copied by photozincography at the Ordinance Survey Office, Southampton: and published with elucidations and an essay (on the life and times of St. Swithun) by John Earle. Pt. II: Leaves from an Anglo-Saxon translation of the life of S. Maria Ægyptiaca (i.e., St. Mary of Egypt), with a translation and notes, and a photozincographic facsimile.—London, Oxford, 1861.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
• Philology of the English Tongue.—The Clarendon Press Series; Oxford, 1866.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1873 ed. and digitized by Google, 1871 & 1892 eds.).

[EATON, Charlotte Anne. (1788-1859)]

• Rome in the Nineteenth Century. Containing a Complete Account of the Ruins of the Ancient City, the Remains of the Middle Ages, and the Monuments of Modern Times. With Remarks on the Fine Arts, on the State of Society, and on the Religious Ceremonies, Manners and Customs of the Modern Romans. In a Series of Letters, Written During a Residence at Rome in 1817 and 1818.—London, 1823.—3 vols.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (vols. 1 & 3 of this ed, vols. 1, 2, of 1852 ed., and complete set digitized by Google.).
  * From Hislop's Two Babylons. 1st pub. the same,—E. 1820, anonymously, as was this ed.

EDKINS, Rev. Dr. Joseph, DD. (1823-1905)

• Religion in China. Containing a Brief Account of Three Religions of the Chinese, with Observations on the Prospects of Christian Conversion Amongst that People. Second edition.—Trübner & Co.London, 1877. (Vol. 8 of the English and Foreign Philosophical Library.)
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1878, 1884, 1893 eds.) and www.archive.org (digitized by Google, 1893 ed.).
  Note: This ed. is an enlargement of The Religious Condition of the Chinese.—L. 1859.

EGEDE, Hans Povelson. (1686-1758)

• A Description of Greenland, Showing the Natural History, Situation, Boundaries and Face of the Country. Translated from the Dutch.—London, 1745.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, 1818.).
  * From Lubbock's Origin of Civilisation. No Tr. given. Orig. pub. Det Gamle Gronlands nye Percustration.—Kiøbenhavn, 1729.

EGEDE, Povel Hansen (Paul). (1708-1789)

• Nachrichten von Grönland. Aus einem Tagebuch Gefährt von 1721 bis 1788.—Kopenhagen, 1790.
  Online availability: ?

EISENLOHR, Dr. August.

• 'Annals of Rameses III (from the Great Harris Papyrus),'—in RP 6 (1876): 21-70; 8 (1876): 5-52. Trs., Eisenlohr and Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• 'The Great Harris Papyrus (the Historical Part),'—in TSBA 1 (1872): 355-384.*
  Online availability: See TSBA. The Ger. ed. of below is at www.archive.org.
  * From 'Annals'. M. has the wrong vol. no. in BB 2:417 as it is quoted incorrectly in RP 8.45. (See RP 6.21.) This art. by Eisenlohr 1st pub. Der grosse papyrus Harris, ein wichtiger Beitrag zur ægyptischen Geschichte.—Lp. 1872.

EISENMENGER, Johann Andreas. (1654-1704)

• Des bey 40 Jahr von der Judenschafft mit Arrest bestrickt gewesene, nunmehro aller durch Autorität eines Hohen Reichs-Vicariats relaxirte J. A. E.'s Entdecktes Judenthum: Oder, gründlicher und wahrhaffter Bericht, welchergestalt die verstockte Juden die Hochheilige Dreyeinigkeit ... erschrecklicher Weise lästern und verunehren, etc.—Frankfort, 1700.—2 vols.
  Online availability: ?
  Note: This is the suppressed ed. It was reprinted as a 2nd ed., Konigsberg, 1711 & trans. into Eng. & ed. by Stehelin as The Traditions of the Jews. See Stehelin.

EITEL, Ernest John. (1838-1908)

• Feng-Shui, or the Rudiments of Natural Science in China.—London, 1873.
  Online availability: www.sacred-texts.com.

ELEAZER (or Eliezer), Rabbi Jeremiah ben.

• Berachoth [Rabbi Eliezer's Commentary on],—in Mishna.
  Online availability: See Mishna.

ELIOT, George. (1819-1880)

• Felix Holt, The Radical.—London, 1866.—3 vols.
  Online availability: www.gutenberg.org.
• The Spanish Gypsy.—London, 1868.
  Online availability: www.gutenberg.org.
• ['A College Breakfast Party,'—in The Legend of Jubal, and Other Poems, pp. 221-64.—London, 1870.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

ELKESAI. (fl. c.1st C. AD)

• [Title unknown,]—quoted in Epiphanius' Heresies, and Hippolytus' Philosophummena.
  Online availability: See Epiphanius and Hippolytus.

ELLIOTT, Edward Bishop. (1793-1875)

• Horæ Apocalypticæ: or, A Commentary on the Apocalypse, Critical and Historical; Including also an Examination of the Chief Prophecies of Daniel.—London, 1851.—4 vols.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1846, 1852 & 1862 eds.).
  * From Hislop's Two Babylons, in part, and another unidentified source. 1st pub. the same.—L. 1844.—3 vols.

ELLIS, Alfred Burdon. (1852-1894)

• The Ewe-Speaking People of the Slave Coast of West Africa, their Religion, Manners, Customs, etc.— Chapman and Hall; London, 1890.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
• The Tshi-Speaking People of the Gold Coast of West Africa, their Religion, Manners, Customs, etc.— Chapman and Hall; London, 1887.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

ELLIS, William. (1794-1872)

• Polynesian Researches, During a Residence of Nearly Six Years in the South Seas Islands, etc.—London, 1829.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.nzetc.org (4 vols. 1859 ed., also cached here) and www.archive.org (digitized by Google, various eds./vols.).

ELYOT, Sir Thomas. (1490?-1546)

• [The Boke Named The Gouernour.—T. Bertheleti; Londini, 1531.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org and http://darkwing.uoregon.edu and www.hti.umich.edu.

EMERSON, Ralph Waldo. (1803-1882)

• [The Complete Prose Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson, vol. 8, 'Letters and Social Aims.'—London, 1876.]
  Online availability: http://www.rwe.org and www.archive.org.

EMPEDOCLES. (fl. 477-432 BC)

• [Carmina Reliquæ,]?—quoted in Plutarch's Essays and Miscellanies.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (Fragments). See Plutarch.

EPEIS.

• [Title unknown,]—cited by Philo Byblius,—quoted in Eusebius' Praeparatio Evangelica.
  Online availability: ?

EPHRAEM, St. (c.306-373)

• [Sancti Patris Ephraem Syri Opera Omnia Latinate donata, scholiisque illustrata, interprete, & scholiaste...Gerardus Vossio, etc.—Apud Ioannem Keerbergium; Antuerpiœ, 1619.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (various vols. and digitized by Google)
• [Refutation of Heresies,]—in the above, ?-?.

EPIGENES OF SIKYÔN.

• [Poetry of Orpheus,]—cited by Suidas,—in Clement's Stromata.
  Online availability: See Clement.

EPIPHANIUS OF CONSTANTIA, St. (c.315-403)

• Epiphanii Librorum Adversus Hæreses.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, Panaria.).
• 'Gospel of Eve,'—cited in the above.

ERATOSTHENES. (b. 276 BC)

• [Eratosthenis Carminum Reliquiæ. Ed., C. Robert.—Berolini, Lipsiæ, 1872.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

ERMAN, Adolf. (1854-1937)

• Life in Ancient Egypt. Tr., H.M. Tirard.—Macmillan and Co.; London, 1894.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (and the orig. German ed.).
  Orig. pub. Aegypten und Aegyptisches Leben im Altertum.—Tubingen, 1885.—2 vols.

ERMAN, Georg Adolph. (1806-1877)

• Travels in Siberia, Including Excursions Northwards, Down the Obi to the Polar Circle and Southwards, to the Chinese Frontiers. Tr. W.D. Cooley.—Longmans; London, 1848.—2 vols.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  * From Lubbock's Origin of Civilisation. Orig. pub. in Ger. No Ger. ed. held in BL.

ERSKINE, Capt. John Elphinstone. (1806-1887)

• Journal of a Cruise Among the Islands of the Western Pacific.—London, 1853.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

ETHELWERD (or Aethelweard), Fabius. (d. 998? AD)

• The Chronicle of Ethelwerd, [—in Giles' Six Old English Chronicles, ?-?.—London, 1878.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

EUDOXUS OF CNIDUS. (fl. 4th C. BC)

• [Travels,]—fragments in Hipparchus' Aratus,—quoted in Plutarch's Of Isis and Osiris, and Seneca's Natural Questions.
  Online availability: See Hipparchus, Plutarch, Seneca.

EUPOLEMUS.

• [Concerning Belus,]—quoted in Eusebius' Praeparatio Evangelica,—in Cory's Ancient Fragments 82.
  Online availability: See Cory.
• [Concerning the Tower of Babel, and Abraham,]—quoted in Eusebius' Praeparatio Evangelica,—in Cory's Ancient Fragments 77.
  Online availability: See Cory.
  Note: On the Jews by Eupolemus is now attributed to Pseudo-Eupolemus. See Charlesworth, O.T. Pseudepigrapha (NY, 1983), vol. 2, p. 880.

EURIPIDES. (480-406 BC)

• Alcestis.
  Online availability: www.gutenberg.org and cached here.
• Bachhæ.
  Online availability: www.gutenberg.org and cached here.

EUSEBIUS OF CAESAREA. (264-340)

• Eusebi Chronicon Libri Duo. (Armeniam versionem Latine factam ad libros manuscriptos recensuit H. Petermann. Græca fragmenta collegit et recognovit appendices chronographicas sex adjecit A. Schoene. Syriacam epitomen Latine factam e libro Londinensis recensuit E. Roediger.) Ed., A.Schoene.—Berlin, 1875, 65.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.tertullian.org (English).
• Historiæ Ecclesiasticæ libri decem: ad codices et manuscriptos recensuit E. Burton.—Oxonii, 1838.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.tertullian.org (English) and www.archive.org (English).
• Liber de Locis Hebraicis: Sive Onomasticon Urbium et Locorum Sacræ Scripturæ. Ninc primum Græce editum cum Latina versione sancti Hieronymi, et variis additamentis ... J. Bonfrerii, una cum commentaries ejusdem in Josue, Judices, et Ruth.—Parisiis, 1659.
  Online availability: www.tertullian.org (English).
• Life of Constantine the Great in four books, Written in Greek, by Eusebius Pamphilus, Bishop of Cæsarea in Palestine; done into English from that edition set forth by Valesius, and Printed at Paris in the Year 1659. Together with Valesius's Annotations on the said Life, which are made English, and set at their proper places in the margin. Hereto is also annext the Emperour Constantine's Oration to the Convention of the Saints, and Eusebius Pamphilus's Speech concerning the praises of Constantine, spoken at the triccenalia. Tr., Satonstall.—John Hayes; Cambridge, 1682.
  Online availability: www.tertullian.org.
• Præparationis Evangelicæ, Libri 15. Multo emendatiores cum variss lectionibus nunc primum divulgatis, et selectis vigeri suisque annotationibus editit F.A Heinichen.—Lipsiæ, 1842, 43.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.tertullian.org (English), www.digital-collections.de (Lat. 1522 ed) and www.archive.org (Latin).

EUSTATHIUS.

• [Commentarii ad Homeri Iliadem: Ad Fidem Exempli Romani Editi.—Lipsiæ, 1827-30.—4 vols.]?
  Online availability: ?

EUTYCHIUS, St.

• [Vita at Conversatio scripta ab Eustratio. Sermo de Paschate et SS. Eucharistia. Epistola ad Vigilium,— in Migne, Patrologia Cursus Completus, 86:2 (1860): ?-?.]?
  Online availability: ?

EVAGRIUS PONTICUS (Evagrius of Pontus). (AD 345-399)

• [Title unknown,]—poss. from a citation by Socrates.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, History of the Church, 1846)

EVANS, Arise (or Rhys, Rice). (b. 1607)

• An Eccho to the Voice from Heaven, or, A Narration of the Life and Manner of the Special Calling and Visions of Arise Evans, etc.—London, 1652.*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities.

EVANS, Sir Arthur John. (1851-1941)

• The Mycenæan Tree and Pillar Cult and its Mediterranean Relations, with Illustrations from Recent Cretan Finds.—Macmillan and Co.; London, 1901.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

EVERARD, Dr. John, DD. (1575?-1650)

• The Divine Pymander of Hermes Mercurius Trismegestus, in XVII Books. Translated Formerly out of the Arabick into Greek and Thence into Latin, and Dutch, and Now out of the Original into English; By that learned Divine Doctor Everard.—R.White for T. Brewster and G. Monks; London, 1650.
  Online availability: www.sacred-texts.com, www.theosophical.ca and cached here.
  Note: The 2nd ed. has appended the Second Book, called Asclepius.—L. 1657.

EWALD, George Heinrich August von. (1803-1875)

• The History of Israel, translated from the German. Trs., and Eds., R. Martineau and J.E. Carpenter.— London, 1867-74.—5 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1869 ed., and vols. 2, 3, 4, 6 of 4th ed, 1883).
  Orig. pub. Geschichte des Volkes Israel.—Gottingen, 1843-52.—3 vols.

EZNIK (or Eznig), Kolbatsi. (fl. 5th C.)

• [Eghts Aghandots,]—quoted in Haug's Essays.
  Online availability: See Haug.
  Note: Unable to source pub. details of Eznik's orig. Arabic text. Eng. tr. The Destruction of False Doctrines.

EZRA (or Aben Ezra), Rabbi Abraham ben Me'ir ibn. (1092-1167)

• [Title unknown.]
  Online availability: ?

FABER, George Stanley. (1733-1854)

• The Origin of Pagan Idolatry Ascertained from Historical Testimony and Circumstantial Evidence.—F. & C. Rivingtons; London, 1816.—3 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (vols. 2 & 3, and digitized by Google, vols. 1 & 3.).

FABRICIUS, Johann Albert. (1668-1736)

• Codex Apocryphus Novi Testimenti, collectus, castigatus, testimoniisque censuris et animadversionibus illustratus.—Hamburgi, 1703.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, vol. 1, 1852 ed., vol. 3, 1743 ed.)
• Codex Pseudepigraphus Veteris Testamenti, collectus, castigatus ... censuris et animadversionibus, illustratus. (Josephi veteris Christiani scriptoris Hypomnesticon, sive Liber Sacer Memorialis, nunc primum in lucem editus.)—Hamburgi et Lipsiæ, 1713-23.—2 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  Note: This work also includes Syncellus' Chronographia and the Ethiopic Book of Enoch.

FAIDHERBE, General Louis Leon César.

• [Title unknown,]—art. in RL ? (1875): ?-?.
  Online availability: See RL.

FARRAR, Frederick William. (1831-1903)

• An Essay on the Origin of Language Based on Modern Researches, and Especially on the Works of M. Renan.—John Murray; London, 1860.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• Families of Speech: Four Lectures Delivered Before the Royal Institution of Great Britain.—Longmans, Green & Co.; London, 1870.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

FARRER, James Anson.

• Primitive Manners and Customs.—London, 1879.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com (preview only) and www.archive.org.
• Notice of Runic Inscriptions Discovered During Recent Excavations in the Orkneys.—Privately printed, London, 1862.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

FAUSTUS OF MELA. (fl. 400 AD)

• [Title unknown—an attack on O.T. and N.T.,]—quoted in Augustine's Contra Faustum Manichæum.
  Online availability: See Augustine.
  Note: Augustine does not name the text although he quotes it at length. See also his Confessions, 5.3, and Volney's Ruins, p. 88 (1819 ed.)—a work M. was familiar with—where Volney speaks of Faustus. And Beausobre's Histoire Critique.

FAVRE, Rev. P.

• 'An Account of the Wild Tribes Inhabiting the Malayan Peninsula, Sumatra and a few Neighbouring Islands,'—in JIA 2 (1848) 238-82.
  Online availability: See JIA.

FERNANDEZ DE ECHEVERRIÁ Y VEYTIA, Mariano. (1718-1779)

• Historia Antigua de Méjico. La publica con varias notas y un appendice el C. F. Ortiga.—Méjico, 1836. —3 vols.
  Online availability: ?

FERGUSSON, James. (1808-1886)

• Rude Stone Monuments in All Countries: Their Age and Uses.—London, 1872.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (and digitized by Google).
• Tree and Serpent Worship: or, Illustrations of Mythology and Art in India in the First and Fourth Centuries after Christ. From the Sculptures of the Buddhist Topes at Sanchi and Amravati. Prepared under the authority of the Secretary of State for India. Second edition, revised, corrected, and in great part re-written.—London, 1873.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com (preview only).
  1st pub. the same.—L. 1868.

FESTUS, Sextus Pompeius. (fl. 2nd C. AD)

• [De Verborum significatione―in Valpy's Delphin Classics.―Valpy; London, 1826.―3 vols.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

FIRMICUS MATERNUS, Julius. (fl. c. 330 AD)

• De Errore Profanarum Religionum, [—in Marcii Minucii Felix...Octavius: Cæcilius Cyprianus de idololorum vanitate, cum observationibus omnibus N. Rigalti ... et Julis Firmicii de errore profanarum religionum, cum notis Joan A. Wower.—Typis L. Lichfield, impensis Ric. Davis; Oxoniæ, 1678.]*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, 1826 ed.).
  * From Hislop's Two Babylons.

FISON, Lorimer. (1832-1907)

• 'Notes on Fijian Burial Customs,'—in JAI 10 (1881): 137-49.
  Online availability: See JAI and cached here.

FISON, Lorimer, (1832-1907), and HOWITT, Alfred William. (1830-1908)

• Kamilaroi and Kurnai, Group Marriage and Relationship, and Marriage by Elopement Drawn Chiefly from the Usage of the Australian Aborigines. Also the Kurnai Tribe; their Customs in Peace and War. With an introduction by L. H. Morgan.—George Robertson; Melbourne and Sydney, 1880.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

FITZGERALD, David.

• ['Popular Tales of Ireland,']—art. in RC 4 (1879-80): 171-202.
  Online availability: See RC.

FLOWER, Sir William Henry, K.C.B. (1831-1899)

• Fashion in Deformity, as Illustrated in the Customs of Barbarous and Civilised Races. An Augmentation of a Lecture First Given at the Royal Institution of Great Britain in 1873.—Macmillan and Co.; London, 1881. (Part of Nature series.)
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
  Orig. pub. in Proceedings of the Royal Institute of Great Britain, 1880, after a lecture delivered to that society. Can also be viewed in ch. 22 of Essays on Museums at http://.books.google.com.

FOLKARD, Richard.

• [Plant Lore, Legends and Lyrics, Embracing the Myths, Traditions, Superstitions and Folklore of the Plant Kingdom.—Sampson Low & Co.; London, 1884.]
  Online availability: http://historical.library.cornell.edu and www.archive.org (and digitized by Google).

FONTENELLE, Bernard le Bovier de. (1657-1757)

• [Oeuvres.—Paris, 1752.—6 vols.]?*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  * From Blavatsky's Secret Doctrine.

FORBY, Robert. (1759-1825)

• The Vocabulary of East Anglia. An Attempt to Record the Vulgar Tongue of Norfolk and Suffolk: With Proof of its Antiquity from Etymology and Authority. Eds., G. Turner & W. J. Spurdens.—London, 1830-58.—3 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (vol. 1, vol. 2 digitized by Google.).

FORNANDER, Abraham. (1812-1887)

• An Account of the Polynesian Race, its Origins and Migrations and the Ancient History of the Hawaiian People to the times of Kamehahmeha I.—London, 1878-80.—3 vols. (Vols. 3, 6, 7 of English & Foreign Philosophical Library.)
  Online availability: www.archive.org (and 1890 ed., 2 vols., and an index, prep. by J. Stokes) and http://quod.lib.umich.edu (full).

FORSYTH, James, M.A. (1838-1871)

• The Highlands of Central India, Notes on their Forests and Wild Tribes, Natural History, and Sports.— London, 1871.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com (preview only) and www.archive.org.

FOSBROKE, Thomas Dudley. (1770-1842)

• Companion to the Wye Tour. Ariconensia; or Archælogical Sketches of Ross, and Archenfield; Illustrative of the Campaigns of Caractacus; the Station Ariconium, &c. with Other Matters Never Before Published.—Ross, 1822.
  Online availability: ?
  1st pub. the same.—Ross, 1821. Fosbroke's The Wye Tour is available online at www.archive.org (digitized by Google, 1834 ed.).

FOUCAUX, Philippe Édouard.

• Ryga Tch'er Rol Pa, ou dévelopment des Jeux, contenant l'histoire du Bouddha Çakya-Mouni, (the Lalitavistâra). Tr., Foucaux.—Paris, 1847, 48.—2 vols.
  Online availability: ?

FRAAS, [Prof. Eberhard.]

• [Title unknown; unable to trace. All of his works pub. after NG. Poss. art. in journal prior to NG.]
  Online availability: ?

FRANCK, Adolphe. (1809-1893)

• [La Kabbale, ou, La Philosophie Religeuse des Hebreux.—Paris, 1843.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google). and www.sacred-texts.com (English).

FRANKEL, [Zacharias. (1801-1875)]?

• [Entwurf einer Geschichte der Literatur der nach talmudischen Responsen.—Breslau, 1865.]?
  Online availability: ?

FRANKLAND, Sir Edward, K.C.B. (1825-1899)

• [Title unknown,]—art. in The Times (09/09/1881): ?-?.
  Online availability: See The Times.

FRANKLIN, Sir John. (1786-1847)

• [Journey to the Shores of the Polar Seas in 1819, 1820, 1821, and 1822, with a Brief Account of the Second Journey in 1825, 1826, and 1827.—John Murray; London, 1829.—4 vols.,]—quoted in Farrer's Primitive Manners.
  Online availability: www.canadiana.org (2 vols. 1824 ed) and www.blackmask.com.

FRAZER, Sir James George. (1854-1941)

• The Golden Bough, A Study in Comparative Religion.—Macmillan and Co.; London, 1890.—2 vols.
  Online availability: http://etext.library.adelaide.edu.au (abridged eds. only), and www.archive.org (1894, 2 vols.),
• Totemism.—London, 1884.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

FREEMAN, Edward Augustus. (1832-1892)

• Comparative Politics. Six Lectures read before the Royal Institution in January and February, 1873. With the Unity of History. The Rede Lecture read before the University of Cambridge, May 29th, 1872.—London, 1874.
  Online availability: www.hti.umich.edu and www.archive.org.
• History of the Norman Conquest of England, its Causes and its Results.—Oxford, 1867-79.—6 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (abridged ed., 1 vol. and vols. 4, 5, 6).

FRERE, Mary Eliza Isabella. (1845-1911)

• Old Deccan Days: or, Hindoo Fairy Legends Current in Southern India Collected from Oral Tradition by M. Frere. With an introduction and notes by Sir B. Frere.—London, 1868.
  Online availability: www.sacred-texts.com and www.archive.org.

FROEBEL, Julius.

• Seven Years' Travel in Central America, North Mexico, and the Far West of the United States.—Richard Bentley; London, 1859.
  Online availability: ?
  Orig. pub. Aus Amerika, Erfahrungen, Reisen und Studien.—Lp. 1857-58.—2 vols. Vol. 2 is available from www.archive.org.

FUERST, Julius. (1805-1873)

• [Hebräisches und Chaldäisches Handwörtenbuch über das Alte Testament. Mit einer Einleitung, eine kurze Geschichte der Hebräischen Lexicographie enthaltend.—Leipzig, 1851-61.—2 vols.]?
  Online availability: ?

FURNIVALL, Frederick James. (1825-1910)

• The Babees Book.—Printed by the Early English Text Society; London, 1868.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1908 ed.).
  Orig. written 15th C. 1st pub. in Furnivall's Education in Early England.—L. 1867.

GABB, Prof. William More.

• 'On the Indian Tribes and Languages of Costa Rica,'—in PAPS 14 (1876): 483-602.
  Online availability: See PAPS.

GAGE, Thomas. (1603-1656)

• [The English-American his Travail by Sea and Land; or, a New Survey of the West Indies Containing a Journall of Three Thousand and Three Hundred Miles Within the Main Land of America. With a Grammar or Some Few Rudiments of the Indian Tongue Called Poconchi or Pocoman.—London, 1648.]?
  Online availability: ?

GALE, Thomas. (1635?-1702)

• Opuscula Mythologica. Physica et Ethica. Ed., Gale.—J. Creed for J. Hayes; Cantabrigiæ, 1671-70.—10 pts.
  Online availability: ?

GALFRIDUS, Anglicus.

• Incipit liber qui dicitur Promptorium Paruulorum siue clericorum.—Londini, 1499.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1838 ed. with glossary).
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities, who gives no ed., but poss. this one.

GALL, Franz Joseph. (1758-1828)

• Sur les fonctions du cerveau et sur celles de chacune de ses parties, avec des observations sur la possibilité de reconnaitre les instincts, les perchans, les talons, ou les dispositions morales et intellectuelles des hommes et des animaux, par la configuration de leur cerveau et de leur tête.—Paris, 1825.—6 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (Eng. ed. of 1838) and http://books.google.com (vol. 1 only of 1835 Eng. ed.)

GALLATIN, Albert. (1761-1849)

• 'Notes on the Semi-Civilised Nations of Mexico, Yucatan, and Central America, with Conjectures on the Origin of Semi-Civilization in America,' [—in TAES 1 (1845) 1-352].
  Online availability: See TAES.
• ['A Synopsis of the Indian Tribes of North America,']—in  ARAM 2 (1821) 9-210.
  Online availability: See ARAM.

GALTON, Sir Francis. (1822-1911)

• Narrative of an Explorer in Tropical South Africa.—London, 1853.
  Online availability: http://galton.org and www.archive.org (digitized by Google, and 1889 ed.).

GARDNER, Percy. (1846-1937)

• 'Sepulchral Relief from Tarentum,' [—in The Journal of Hellenistic Studies 5 (1884) 105-42.]?
  Online availability: ?

GARLANDIA, Joannes de (or John Garland). (c.1180-c.1252)

• Dictionarius, [—in Wright's Anglo-Saxon and Old English Vocabularies, First Series, 120-38.]
  Online availability: www.archive.org (Wright's work).

GARRUCCI, Raffaele. (1812-1885)

• Storia della Arte Cristiana nei Primi Otto Secoli della Chisea, etc.—Prato, 1881, 1872-80.—6 vols.
  Online availability: ?

GASON, Samuel.

• 'The Manners and Customs of the Dieyerie Tribe of Australian Aborigines,'—in J.D. Woods' The Native Tribes of South Australia 253-307.—London, 1879.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  1st pub. The Dieyerie Tribe of Australian Aborigines. Ed., G. Isaacs.—Adelaide, 1874.

GATTY, Charles Tindal.

• Catalogue of the Mayer Collection. Part 1. The Egyptian Antiquities.—Liverpool, 1877.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  Note: The Mayer Collection is held in the Liverpool Museum under the aegis of Joseph Mayer, FSA.

GAY, John. (1685-1732)

• Trivia: or, The Art of Walking the Streets of London.—Bernard Lintott; London, 1716.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (the 1922 ed. with notes).
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities.

GAYTON, Edmund. (1608-1666)

• Festivous Notes on the History and Adventures of the Renowned Don Quixote.—London, 1654.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (the 1771 ed. and digitized by Google, 1768 ed.).
  Note: This ed., actually titled Pleasant Notes Upon Don Quixote, becomes Festivous Notes, etc., in 1768, according to BL.

GEIGER, Lazarus. (1829-1870)

• Zur Entwicklungeschichte der Menschheit. Vorträge.—Stuttgart, 1871.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google, 1878 ed.).

GEIL, William Edgar. (1865-1925)

• A Yankee in Pigmy Land: Being the narrative of a journey across Africa from Mombasa through the great pigmy forest to Banana.—Hodder and Stoughton; London, 1905.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

GELLIUS, Aulus. (130-170)

• [Noctes Atticæ/The Attic (or Athenian) Nights.]
  Online availability: www.perseus.tufts.edu, www.archive.org (1795 Eng. ed.). and www.forumroanum.org (Lat.).

GEMELLI-CARERI, Giovanni Francisco.

• Giro del Mondo, Parte prima (-sesta).—Napoli, 1695-1700.—6 vols.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (vol. 6 only, and vol. 5 digitized by Google.)

GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH. (1128-1155)

• The British History,[—in Giles' Six Old English Chronicles, ?-?.—London, 1878.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1904 ed.)

GEOGRAPHER OF RAVENNA.

• [Anonymi Ravenatis qui circa sæculum VII. vixit Geographia libri quinque. Ex MS. codice. Bibliothecæ Regiæ eruit et notis illustravit D. P. Pockeron.—Parisiis, 1688.]?
  Online availability: ?
  Note: Real author's name not known. The Britanniæ Chorographia also appears in Pomponius Mela's De Situ Orbis, the LB. ed. of 1722.

GERALD OF WALES (or Giraldus de Barri, Cambriensis). (1146?-1220?)

• [The Historical Works of Giraldus Cambriensis. Containing the Topography of Ireland, and the History of the Conquest of Ireland. Tr., T. Forester. The Itinerary through Wales, and the Description of Wales, Tr., Sir, R. C. Hoare. Revised and edited with additional notes by T. Wright.—Bohn's Antiquarian Library, George Bell and Sons; London, 1847.—2 vols.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• 'Description of Wales,'—in the above, 2: ?-?.
• Topographia Hibernia, or the Topography of Ireland, Ancient and Modern, Giving a Complete View of the Civil and Ecclesiastical State of that Kingdom. Tr., W.W. Seward.—A. Stewart; Dublin, 1795.
  Online availability: ?

GERMANICUS, Caesar. (15 BC-19 AD)

• 'Aratea [i.e., the Phænomena of Aratus,], scholiast on,'—cited in Bunsen's Egypt's Place in Universal History. See also Aratus.
  Online availability: See Bunsen and Aratus.
  Note: M. has Lipsius for the above. It is in fact Lipsiae (i,e. Leipzeig) in 2 vols. I am unable to trace any such ed.

GERUNDENSIS, Moses.

• [Title unknown, possibly in Mishna.]
  Online availability: ?

GERVASE OF TILBURY. (fl. 1211 AD)

• Des Gervasii von Tilbury Otia Imperialia. In einer auswahl neu herausgegeben und mit anmerkungen begleitet von F. Liebrecht.—Hanover, 1856.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  Note: This is only the 3rd part of O. I. plus notes by Ed., a work thought to be based on that of Geoffrey of Monmouth.

GESENIUS, Friedrich Heinrich Wilhelm. (1786-1842)

• [A Hebrew Lexicon to the Books of the Old Testament, including the Geographical Names and Chaldaic Words in Daniel, Ezra, etc., by Wilhelm Gesenius. Translated from the German by Christopher Leo.— Cambridge, 1825-28.—2 vols.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (single eds. of 1906, 1857 and 1824).
  Orig. pub. Hebräisch-Deutsches Handwörtenbuch über die Schriften des Alten Testaments.—Lp. 1810-12.—2 vols.

GESENIUS, Friedrich Wilhelm.

• Scripturæ linguæque Phœniciæ Monumenta quotquot supersunt edita et inedita ad autographorum optimorumque explorum fidem edidit additisque de scriptura et lingua Phœnicum commentariis, illustravit G.Gesenius.—Lipsiæ, 1837.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

GFRÖRER, August Friedrich. (1803-1861)

• [Kritische Geschichte des Urchritenthus ... Erster Band: Philo und die Alexandrinische Theosophie, etc. —Stuttgart, 1831.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  Note: Gfrorer's Allgemeine Kirchengeschichte is available from www.archive.org.

GIAMASP (or Dastûr Jâmâspji).

• 'Judgments on the Grand Conjunctions of Planets, and on the Events Produced by Them,'—quoted in Hyde's Historia Religionis.
  Online availability: See Hyde.
  Note: Unable to confirm author or find pub. details on title. Poss. only exists as MS.—in Hyde's possession?

GIBBON, Edward. (1737-1794)

• [The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.—London, 1776-88.—6 vols.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org (several eds. inc. Boston 1854 in 6 vols.) and www.ourcivilisation.com.

GIBSON, Edmund. (1669-1748)

• Camden's Britannia. Newly translated into English, with large additions and improvements, published by Edmund Gibson, of Queens College in Oxford.—London, 1695. See also Camden.
  Online availability: ?

GIESELER, Johann Carl Ludwig. (1792-1854)

• [A Compendium of Ecclesiastical History. Tr., S. Davidson.—Edinburgh, 1846.—5 vols.]*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (vols. 2 & 4 only, & 1836, 1855, 1858 eds. of Text-book etc.) and www.archive.org (digitized by Google, 1858 ed.).
  * From Hislop's Two Babylons. Orig. pub. Lehrbuch der Kirchengeschichte.—Bonn, 1824-53.—3 vols.

GILL, John, D.D. (c. 1750)

• Notices of the Jews and Their Country by Classic Writers of Antiquity: Being a Collection of Statements and Opinions from the Works of Greek and Latin Heathen Authors Previous to AD 500.—London, 1870.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

GILL, Rev. William Wyatt. (1828-1896)

• Life in the Southern Isles, or, Scenes and Incidents in the South Pacific and New Guinea.—The Religious Tract Society; London, 1876.
  Online availability: ?
• Myths and Songs from the South Pacific, with the text of the songs in Polynesian and English. Preface by M. Muller.—London, 1876.
  Online availability: www.sacred-texts.com and www.archive.org and cached here.
• 'Adventures in Spirit World,'—in the above, 221-55.

GILLEN, Francis James. (1855-1912)

• 'Notes on some Manners and Customs of the Aborigines of the McDonnell Ranges belonging to the Arunta Tribe,'—in W.A. Horn's Report on the Work of the Horn Scientific Expedition to Central Australia, pt. 4, Anthropology, 161-96.—London and Melbourne, 1896.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).

GILLESPIE, William.

• The Land of Sinim: or, China and Chinese Missions.—Edinburgh, 1854.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
  * From Hislop's Two Babylons.

GINSBURGH, Christian David. (1831-1914)

• The Kabbalah: Its Doctrine, Development, and Literature.—London, Liverpool, 1865.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (1920, 2nd ed. only).

GLADSTONE, Right Hon. William Ewart. (1800-1898)

• Juventus Mundi, The Gods and Men of the Heroic Ages.—Macmillan and Co.; London, 1869.
  Online availability: www.archive.org (digitized by Google).
• Later Gleanings, A New Series of Gleanings of Past Years.—John Murray.; London, 1897.
  Online availability: www.archive.org.
• [Title unknown,]—art. in NC ? (October 1877): ?-?.
  Online availability: See NC.

GLADWIN, Francis. (d. 1813)

• Ayeen Akbery, or the Institutes of the Emperor Akbar. Tr., Gladwin.—W. Richardson; London, 1777.*
  Online availability: www.archive.org (vol. 2 only of 1800 ed., req. djvu plugin) or www.lii.ernet.in.
  * From Tylor's Primitive Culture. Note: This is a partial tr. of the encyclopaedic work by Abu Al-Fazl ibn Mubarak who is also known as 'Allami.

GOBLET, Eugene, Count d'Alviella.

• The Migration of Symbols.—Constable and Co.; Westminster, 1894.
  Online availability: http://books.google.com (preview only) www.archive.org (Fr. ed. digitized by Google) and www.sacred-texts.com (Eng. tr.).
  Orig. pub. La Migration des Symboles.—P. 1891.