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 connection with Massey's works presented in this site. The same is applicable to the Bibliographical Index. Both should be used in conjunction 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. My apologies if you are taken to a webpage that no longer exists. However, thanks to Google, many of these can be read online, particularly Massey's works, either in part or full. Go to http://books.google.com and search for relevant titles. But be warned: many of the titles they purport to publish are available for previewing purposes only. And multiple volumes, usually published by the likes of Kessinger, are not available to download in their entirety, so one is left  with an incomplete set to view. And do check the immensely useful resource www.digitalbookindex.com with its powerful search tools for any titles.

The Bibliography itself should be approached with caution. It should be 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 name 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: ?

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: ?

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.

• [Expedition of Discovery to the Country of the Namaquas (no pub. details).]*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Hahn's Tsuni-Goam.

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

• [On the Jews,]—quoted in Eusebius' Praeparationis Evangelicae,—in Cory's Ancient Fragments (1876) ?-?.
  Online availability: See Cory.

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.

• 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.

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.

• 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: http://.books.google.com (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: ?

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: ?
  * 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: ?

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: ?

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: ?
  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.).
• ['God & the Bible,' in The Works of Thomas 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)

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

ASSIKINACK, Francis.

• ['Legends and Traditions of the Odahwah Indians,'—in CJNS 3:14 (1858): 115-25.]
  Online availability: See CJNS.

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/Banquet of the Learned.]
  Online availability: ?

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, ?-?.

AYMONIER, Etienne François.

• '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: ?
  * 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: ?
  * 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 Science Occultes, ou essai sur la magic, les prodiges at les miracles.—Paris, 1843.
  Online availability: ?
  The 2nd ed. No 1st ed. held in BL.

BAGFORD, John. (1650-1716)

• The Bagford Ballads. [—in Reland's Collectanea (no pub. details.)]*
  Online availability: ?
  * From Brand's Popular Antiquities.

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, depuis son origine, jusqu'à l'establishment de l'École d'Alexandrie.—Paris, 1775.]*
  Online availability: ?
  * 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 ... Now or Formerly in use in Cornwall. With derivations, etc.—Williams and Norgate; London: J.R Netherton; Truro, 1869-71.]*
  Online availability: ?
  * 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.]?

• [Title unknown,]—art in TSBA 4 pt. 1: ?-? : 5 pt. 1: ?-?.
  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 ? (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: ?
  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: ?
• Die Volker des Oetlichen Asien Studien und Reisen.—Leipzig, 1866-71.—6 vols.
  Online availability: ?
• [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: ?

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.

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)

• [A Voyage of Discovery Towards the North Pole, Performed in His Majesty's Ships Dorothea and Trent, under the Command of Capt. David Buchan, R. N., 1818. To Which is Added a Summary of all the Early Attempts to Reach the Pacific by Way of the Pole.—Richard Bentley; London, 1843.]?
  Online availability: www.archive.org.

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 (vol. 2 only of 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.

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

• [Occident und Orient, 1862]?
  Online availability: ?

BENT, James Theodore. (1852-1897)

• The Sacred City of the Ethiopians. Being a Record of Travel and Research in Abyssinia in 1883, with a chapter by Prof. H. D. Müller on the Inscriptions from Yeha & Aksum and an appendix on the Morphological Character of the Abyssinians, by J. G. Garson.—Longmans & Co.; London, 1883.
  Online availability: ?

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: ?

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

• [Title unknown.]
  Online availability: ?

BHASKARA ACHARYA. (1114-1185)

• [Siddhanta-Siromani,]—cited in Muniswara's Commentaries on the Siromani,—quoted in Colebrooke's Miscellaneous Essays.
  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 Gallery. (Gallery of Antiquities by Birch and Bonomi?)
  Online availability: ?
• '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 in HTML format.
• 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: ?
• 'The Granite Altar of Turin,'—in TSBA 3:1 (?): ?-?. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See TSBA.
• 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 Haremhebi on a Statue at Turin,'—in RP 10 (1878): 29-36. Tr., Birch.
  Online availability: See RP.
• '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 Egyptian Belief Concerning the Shadow of the Dead,']—in TSBA 8 (?): 386-91.
  Online availability: See TSBA.
• 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.
• 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.
• [Title unknown,]—art. in ASA (?): ?-?.
  Online availability: See ASA.
• [Title unknown,]—art. in PSBA (or TSBA?) 3 (?): ?-?.
  Online availability: See PSBA and TSBA.
• [Title unknown,]—art. in PSBA ? (2/12/1884): ?-?.
  Online availability: See PSBA.

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: http://books.google.com (preview only).

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.
  Online availability: ?
  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.—London, 1875.
  Online availability: ?
  Note: This is not in BL. Another work, Specimens of Bushman Foklore, Ed., L.C. Lloyd from Bleek's MSS. was pub. in 1911
• 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.

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: ?
  * 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: ?

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: ?
• 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: ?

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.).
  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.

• ['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,'—in Alfred Robinson's Life in California, ?-?.—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.
• 'The Ninth Legend of Izdubar,'—in TSBA 4:2 (?): ?-?. Tr., Boscawen.
  Online availability: See TSBA.
• 'The Twelfth Legend of Izdubar,'—in TSBA 4:2 (?): ?-? (or RP 9 (1877): 129-34). Tr., Boscawen.
  Online availability: See TSBA and 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 New Description of the Coast of Guinea,—in Pinkerton's Collection 16 (1814): ?-?.
  Online availability: ?
  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: ?

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.books.google.com (preview only).
  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: ?

BOWEN, T.J.

• 'Grammar and Dictionary of the Yoruba Language. With an Introductory Description of the Country and People of Yoruba,'—in CK 10 (1848): ?-?.*
  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: http://books.google.com (vol. 1. only)
  * 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: http://books.google.com (vol. 2 only) 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: http://books.google.com and www.archive.org (1809 ed.).

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.
• [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: http://books.google.com (vol. 2 only) and www.archive.org.

BRETT, Rev. William Henry, BD.

• The Indian Tribes of Guiana; Their Condition and Habits.—Bell & Daldy; London, 1868.*
  Online availability: ?
  * 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 (not the 1st ed. which is hard to find online).

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.]?

• [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