An English miscellany ; presented to Dr. Furnivall in honour of his seventy-fifth birthday.
1901
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Title
An English miscellany ; presented to Dr. Furnivall in honour of his seventy-fifth birthday.
Created/published
Oxford : Clarendon press, 1901.
Description
viii p., 1 leaf, 500 p. : facsim., front. (port.) pl. ; 23 cm
Associated name
Note
Edited by W. P. Ker, A. S. Napier, and W. W. Skeat.
Prefixed to this copy is a leaflet containing 42 lines in meter "In honorem F. J. F. (A.D. 1900) (From ms. Harl. 7334, fol. 999, back) Signed: W. W. S.
Prefixed to this copy is a leaflet containing 42 lines in meter "In honorem F. J. F. (A.D. 1900) (From ms. Harl. 7334, fol. 999, back) Signed: W. W. S.
Contents
G. S. to F. J. F.
To F. J. Furnivall, A. S. Brooke.
A note upon Waller's distich, H. C. Beeching.
Some prehistoric river-names. (A bunch of guesses) H. Bradley.
'On the dictes and sayings of the philosophers'. A. Brandl.
Concerning grammatical ictus in English verse, J. W. Bright.
E and oe in the Vespasian Psalter, K. D. Bülbring.
A note on the origin of the liturgical drama, P. Butler.
The Gospel of Nicodemus and The place of English in education, J. Earle.
On the history of the x-genitive in the English language, E. Einenkel.
Judith 1-121, O. Elton.
Nicholas Udall's dialogues and interludes, E. Flügel.
Two notes on Old English dialogue literature, M. T. W. Förster.
The romance of the lily, R. Garnett.
The quatrefoil of love, I. Gollanez.
The sister's son, F. B. Gummere.
Rhetoric in the translation of Bede, J. M. Hart.
The English river-names: 'Rea, Ree, Rhee', &c., G. Hempl.
Barnfield's ode: 'As it fell upon a day', J. B. Henneman.
A scene from Ibsen's 'Love's comedy', C. H. Herford.
Emendations to the text of Havelock, F. Holthausen.
A note on pageants and 'Scaffolds hye', by J. J. Jusserand.
Pamurge's English, W. P. Ker.
Anglo-Saxon etymologies, F. Koeppel.
Some English plays and players, 1220-1548, A. F. Leach.
Shakespeare and the Elizabethan playgoer, S. Lee.
A new source of the 'Parson's tale', M. H. Liddell.
'This too too solid flesh', H. Logeman.
The authorship of the early 'Hamlet', M. W. MacCallum.
Another Chaucer stanza? W. S. McCormick.
On the date of the 'Knight's tale', F. J. Mather, jun.
The word 'vendue', A. Matthews.
Colour in the English and Scottish ballads, W. E. Mead.
Shakespeare's 'King John' and 'The troublesome raigne', G. C. M. Smith.
The physician in Chaucer, E. E. Morris.
An English deed of 1376, L. Morsbach.
Contributions to Old English literature: 1. An Old English homily on the observance of Sunday. 2. The Franks casket, A. S. Napier.
Three footnotes, G. Neilson.
Sur 'Amadas et Idoine', G. Paris.
Béowulf and Watanabe-no-Tsuna, F. Y. Powell.
John Audelay's poem on the observance of Sunday, R. Priebsch.
'Andreas' and 'Fata apostolorum', W. W. Skeat.
The introduction of English as the vehicle of instruction in English schools, W. H. Stevenson.
A source of Shelley's 'Alastor', H. Sweet.
Benvenuto da Imola and his commentary on the 'Divina commedia', P. Toynbee.
'Tewrdanck' and 'Weisskunig', and their historical interest, A. W. Ward.
The early English text society in Germany, R. Wülker.
Bibliography of F. J. Furnivall [H. Littlehales]
The commemoration of Dr. Furnivall's birthday [A. W. Pollard]
List of subscribers.
To F. J. Furnivall, A. S. Brooke.
A note upon Waller's distich, H. C. Beeching.
Some prehistoric river-names. (A bunch of guesses) H. Bradley.
'On the dictes and sayings of the philosophers'. A. Brandl.
Concerning grammatical ictus in English verse, J. W. Bright.
E and oe in the Vespasian Psalter, K. D. Bülbring.
A note on the origin of the liturgical drama, P. Butler.
The Gospel of Nicodemus and The place of English in education, J. Earle.
On the history of the x-genitive in the English language, E. Einenkel.
Judith 1-121, O. Elton.
Nicholas Udall's dialogues and interludes, E. Flügel.
Two notes on Old English dialogue literature, M. T. W. Förster.
The romance of the lily, R. Garnett.
The quatrefoil of love, I. Gollanez.
The sister's son, F. B. Gummere.
Rhetoric in the translation of Bede, J. M. Hart.
The English river-names: 'Rea, Ree, Rhee', &c., G. Hempl.
Barnfield's ode: 'As it fell upon a day', J. B. Henneman.
A scene from Ibsen's 'Love's comedy', C. H. Herford.
Emendations to the text of Havelock, F. Holthausen.
A note on pageants and 'Scaffolds hye', by J. J. Jusserand.
Pamurge's English, W. P. Ker.
Anglo-Saxon etymologies, F. Koeppel.
Some English plays and players, 1220-1548, A. F. Leach.
Shakespeare and the Elizabethan playgoer, S. Lee.
A new source of the 'Parson's tale', M. H. Liddell.
'This too too solid flesh', H. Logeman.
The authorship of the early 'Hamlet', M. W. MacCallum.
Another Chaucer stanza? W. S. McCormick.
On the date of the 'Knight's tale', F. J. Mather, jun.
The word 'vendue', A. Matthews.
Colour in the English and Scottish ballads, W. E. Mead.
Shakespeare's 'King John' and 'The troublesome raigne', G. C. M. Smith.
The physician in Chaucer, E. E. Morris.
An English deed of 1376, L. Morsbach.
Contributions to Old English literature: 1. An Old English homily on the observance of Sunday. 2. The Franks casket, A. S. Napier.
Three footnotes, G. Neilson.
Sur 'Amadas et Idoine', G. Paris.
Béowulf and Watanabe-no-Tsuna, F. Y. Powell.
John Audelay's poem on the observance of Sunday, R. Priebsch.
'Andreas' and 'Fata apostolorum', W. W. Skeat.
The introduction of English as the vehicle of instruction in English schools, W. H. Stevenson.
A source of Shelley's 'Alastor', H. Sweet.
Benvenuto da Imola and his commentary on the 'Divina commedia', P. Toynbee.
'Tewrdanck' and 'Weisskunig', and their historical interest, A. W. Ward.
The early English text society in Germany, R. Wülker.
Bibliography of F. J. Furnivall [H. Littlehales]
The commemoration of Dr. Furnivall's birthday [A. W. Pollard]
List of subscribers.
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- Oxford.
Call number
PR14 .E5