Matzke memorial volume : containing two unpublished papers by John E. Matzke and contributions in his memory by his colleagues.
1911
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Title
Matzke memorial volume : containing two unpublished papers by John E. Matzke and contributions in his memory by his colleagues.
Created/published
Stanford University, Calif. : The University, 1911.
Description
162 p. : front. (port.) ; 26 cm
Corporate author
Associated name
Series statement
Leland Stanford Junior University publications. University series
Bibliography, etc.
Bibliography: p. [9]-11.
Contents
Gaston Paris, by J.E. Matzke.
The development and present status of Romanic dialectology, by J.E. Matzke.
Purgatorio XI
the Lord's prayer, translated by M.B. Anderson.
The doctrine of versimilitude in French and English criticism of the seventeenth century, by R.M. Alden.
The relation of the German "Gregorius auf dem stein" to the Old French poem "La vie de saint Gregoire," by C.G. Allen.
Spenser's "Faerie Queene," III, II, and Boccaccio's "Fiammetta," by W.D. Briggs.
Some phases of Martial's literary attitude, by J. Elmore.
Old French ne-se-non in other Romance languages, by A.M. Espinosa.
Benedicitee, by E. Flügel.
Propertiana, by B.O. Foster.
Early Etruscan inscriptions (Fabretti 2342-2346) by G. Hempl.
Origin of the legend of Floire and Blancheflor, by O.M. Johnston.
Aratus and Theocritus, by A.T. Murray.
The last words of Shakespeare's characters, by A.G. Newcomer.
A commentary on verses 36-52 of the "Excuse à Ariste," by C. Searles.
The development and present status of Romanic dialectology, by J.E. Matzke.
Purgatorio XI
the Lord's prayer, translated by M.B. Anderson.
The doctrine of versimilitude in French and English criticism of the seventeenth century, by R.M. Alden.
The relation of the German "Gregorius auf dem stein" to the Old French poem "La vie de saint Gregoire," by C.G. Allen.
Spenser's "Faerie Queene," III, II, and Boccaccio's "Fiammetta," by W.D. Briggs.
Some phases of Martial's literary attitude, by J. Elmore.
Old French ne-se-non in other Romance languages, by A.M. Espinosa.
Benedicitee, by E. Flügel.
Propertiana, by B.O. Foster.
Early Etruscan inscriptions (Fabretti 2342-2346) by G. Hempl.
Origin of the legend of Floire and Blancheflor, by O.M. Johnston.
Aratus and Theocritus, by A.T. Murray.
The last words of Shakespeare's characters, by A.G. Newcomer.
A commentary on verses 36-52 of the "Excuse à Ariste," by C. Searles.
Series
Leland Stanford Junior University publications. University series.
Call number
P25 .S75