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REFERENOES TO VOL. I. § 13. Aristotle (Arist. Nicom. Ethics, I, 7; Ib. I, 8, Gillies' translation ). § 14. Hutcheson (Hutch. ch. IV). § 14 * Blessed (Matthew v 7 9' Psalms, xli,· 1). § 18. Dymond (nyu;.. prel ix; ch. II). § 52. .Bod~ and ])Mmals (J. A. S. B. xviii, 741); § 60. Plato (PIa. Rep., Davies and Vaughan's trans. xxix)-.Aristotle. (Arist. Nic. Eth. I, 8; lb. X, 7)-Jew8 (Psalms, xvii, 2)-Eflrly Ohristians (Colossians, iv, 1)-A1'istotle (Arist. Nic. _Eth. V, 1). § 74.'4Love thy nei!Jl~bmtr" (Leviticus, xix, 18). § 89. Kant (Kant, 54-5). § 106. Socrates (Xen.Mem. III, 9)-Plato (Grote, Plato, i, 420, 479)-.A.ri.~totle (Arist. Nic. Eth. III, 4, Williams' trans.)-Stoics (Zeller, The Stoic:~, Epicureans, and Sceptics, translated by Reichel, pp. 253-4) -hPicuru8 (Zeller,456)-Kant errant, 54-5). § 112. Veddahs (Bailey in (068) 564 REFERENCES. T. E. S. L. N.S. ii, 302)-Zulus (CalL pt. ii, 14f!>-7)-Australians (Smyth, i, 107) -Tonoans (Mar. ii, 100)-Gotd Ooast (Ellis, T-S.P. ll)-Anc. Mexicans (Zur.

138-141)-Hebrews (Schenk. v, 431; Bruch, 368; Fritz. v, xxxiv)-Ri[l-Veda (R. V. i, 33, 4, 5; vi, 14, 3; x, 81, 7; iv, 17, 16)-Ramcses (R. P. ii, 70) Ohr!Jses(Hom. "Iliad," Lang, bl\:. i, 2)-Med . .Europe (Brace, 230). § 113. Asslirians (R. P. N.S. iv, 56; R. P. v, 8; xi, 49; ix, 42)-BU.lJptians (R. P. ii, 70-;/2). ~ 114. Karens (Mason in J. A. S. B., xxxvii, Pt. ii, 143)-Dakotas (Scho. iv, 70)-Iroquois (Morg. 119)-Anc. Indians (Maha. xiii, ~880; Bha ravi, in Wil. 4fi9; Cural, in Con. 220)-Ohinese (Alex. 117, 254-5)-Egyptians (Renouf,72). § 115. Bp. of D~6rharn (Herald of Peace, Dec. 1890)-L. Oranbrook (Standard, July 12, 1889)-Dr. Moorlwuse (Manchester Examiner, )fay 14, 1887)-German Emperor (Daily Papers, June 18, 1888). § 116. .--Malagasy(Drury, 192)-Hebrew.'l (Bruch, 311)-Egyptians(Poole in Oont. Rev. Aug. 1881, p. 286)-Mill (Mill, 124). § 11 7. Otaheitans (Hawke. ii, 101-2)-Anc. Indians (Maha. iii, 1124, etc.)-Ramayana (Rich. 149)-Ohinese (Edkins, 85, 179). § 120. Arabs (Palg. 10-11)-Russians(Nicmo. ii, 167) -Matelhapees (Licht. ii, 306)-Arabs (Baker, 263)-Jlakololo (Liv. Zambo 285) I -Eq. Africans (Reade, 260)-Ar~Htcanians (Smith, 214)~01dnooks (Lewis & C. 439)-Chukclli (Erm. ii, 530, note)-Malwbharata (Wheel. i, 121)-French (Leber, xiii, 10-11)-Patagonians <Falk. 125)-Dakotas (Irving, 1.34)-Esqui ma~tx (Crantz, i, 154)-Oaffers (Thomp. ii, 354)-Ma,yorunas (Reade, 158) Bambarans (CailUe, i, ?98)- Wa-kavirondo (Thorn. 487)-Arab.~ (Peth. 151) Klwnds (Macpherson in Perc. 345)-Taldtians (Cooke in Hawlre. ii, 203)Vatean.~ ('rurn. "P. R." 450)-Fijians (Wilkes, iii, 100). § 121. lnnuits (Hall, ii, 315)-Ancient Peruvians (Garci. bk. ii, ch. 12). § 126. Bushmen (Liv. "Miss. Trav." 159)-Uganda (Wils. & Fel. i,224)-Bedouins (Burt.

"Pilg." iii. 66-7)-Kukis (Rown. 187)-Pathans (Temp. "Rep." 6R). § 127.' Ancient Indians (R. V. i, 74; vii, 6, 2; vii, 32, 7; Maha. xii, .5290; V. 5617) -Assyrians (R. P. i, 49, 78; v, 9; lb. N.S. ii, 137, 143, 153; iv, 61)-Suevi (Coosa1', iv, 2; vi, 21)-Mottoes (Various Peerages)-lVolsele.'l ('Volse. 5). § 128. Ancie'(l.t India·ns (Maha. xiii, 5571, in Wil. 448; Jones, Works, iii, 242)-Persians (Sadi, i, st. 33; ii, st. 4)-Ollinese (Lao-Tsze, xxxi; Conf. Anal. xii, 19; Mencius, bk. i, pt. i,ch. 6; lb. iv, i, 14)-S~6matrans (Mars. 173) 'l'1u),rus (Nesfield in Oalc. Rev. 1885, lxxx, 41)-11'oq'uois (Morg. 92, 330). ~ 129. Fijians (Ersk. 247; vVill. i, 218, 246-7)- Waganda (Wils. & Fel. i, 201)-Oharlemagne (Hallam, 16). § 131. Comanches (Moll. i, 185) Patagonians (Snow, ii, 233)-E. Africans (Liv. "Miss. Trav." 526)-Kalmucks (Pallas, i, 105)-Kirghis (Atkin. "Amoor," 206; lb. Sib. 506)-1J'ferv Turco mans (O'Don. ii, 407, 278)-Pathans (Temp. "Rep." 62)-Afridi (Rown.

123-4)-Kukis (Dalt. 45)-Mongols (Gil. 273)-Angamis (Stewart, in J. A. S.B. xxiv, 652)-Oltinooks (Waitz, iii, :137)- Waganda (Wils. & Fel. i, 224) Fijians (Will. i, 127). § 132. Vishnu (R. V.i, 61, 7)-Tvashtri & Indra (Muir, O. S. T. v, 229; Wheel. i, 244)-Norse (Dasent, xxxiv)-Prim. (-J-e1'm',Zns (Crosar, vi, 21)-French (Ste. Pal. ii, 47)-Thirty Years' Wm' (Gind. ii, 3\J3·7). § 133. Wood-Veddahs (Hartshorne in .Fort. Rev. Mar. 1876, p. 416)-Esq'uimaux (King in J. E. S. 1848, i, 131)-Fu~qians (Darwin in Fitz. iii, 242; Snow, i, 328)-New (-J-ninea (Macgil. i, 270; Earl, 80)-Lette (Kolff, 61)- Vera ()ruz Indians (Baker in P. R. G. S. Sept. 1887, p. 571 )-Tluir'us (Nesfield in Calc. Re1). lxxx, 1, 41)-Iroquois (Morg. 333). § 135. Aus tralwns (Grey, ii, 240)-Sioux (Burt. C. S. 125)-(-J-uiana (Schorn. i, 158) Fijian.'l (Will. i, 186)-New Zealanders (Thoms. ii, 86)-Kukis (Macrae in As. Res. vii, 189)-Arabs (Peth. 27)-E. Africans (Burt. C. A. ii, 329)-Japanese (Dening, pt. ii, 81)-Anc. Indians (R. V. x, 87; vii, 104; vVhcel. i~ 287-8, 290). § 136. Anc. Indians (Manu, ii, 161 ; vi, 47-8, in Wil. 283; Cural, in Con. 427)-Persians (Con. 2.26; Sadi, ii, st. 41; Hafiz, in Jones, iii, 244) -Oltinese (Lao-1.'sze, lxiii; Mencius, bk. v, pt. i, ch. iii; Conf. Anal. xiv, REFERENCES. 565 gS). ~ lS7.Lepehas (Oampbell in J. E. S. L. July, 1869, pp.100-1).

§ 139. Pltilip. Islands (Fore. 213)--Quianflanes (P. S. M. July, 1891, p. 390) -Arabs (Burck. 84-5). § 140. Guiana (1m Thurn,213-4). § 141. Anc. Indians (Wheel. i, 102,103 note)-Todas (Shortt in T. E. S. L. N.S. vii, 241)-Bodo &; Dhimals (J. A. S. B. xv.iii, pt. ii, 744)-Hos (Hayes in Dalt.194) ~Pueb1os (Ban. i, 555, 547)-Manansas (Holub, ii; 206-11)-Tlulru,y (Nesfield in Dale. Rev. lxxx, 41)-Let-ktas (Fytcbe, i, 343). § 144. Arabs (Palg. i, 37)-Ki'i-phiz (Atkin. Sib. 506) E. Africans (Burt. C. A. ii, 274)-Fijians (Wilkes, iii, 77; Jackson, in Ersk. 4(0)-Ainos (Bird, ii, 101)-.Australians (T. E. S. L. N.S. iii, 246)-Samoans (Jackson, in Ersk. 415)-Kq1firs (Licht. i, 272)-.Ajricans (Wint. i, 213)-~ .American IndianS (Morg. 321)-New Zea landers (Angas,ii,2.2.; Thoms. i, 1«;)1, «;)8)....:.-St.Augustine Island (Turn. Samoa, 292-3). § 145. Bushmen (Burch. ii, 54)-Hottenl()ts (Burch. ii, 349; Kol ben, i, 165)-East-Africans (Liv. "M.iss.Trav." 601)-Loango (Proyart in Pink. xvi,565)-Australians (T. E. S.L. N.s.iii,. 2'1~)-"-.sand. Islanders (Van.

iii, 21)-Guiana (Brett, 276)-Tltibet (Bogle, 110).. " .. § 146. Australians (Eyre, i, 278; Sturt, i, 114; ii, 105)-T~manians (¥ered. i, 201)-Tonoans (Mart i, 228). § 147. Anc.. Indians. (R. V. x,: 107,'.2, 5, &c.; Manu, iii, 105, 106; iv, 29; iii, 98)-Apastamba (Buhler, 114, 1l9)~Persians (Sha.yast, xii, 4, in West, 341; Sadi, viii, 60; lb. viii, .. 2)-:"Ohinese.(Conf. Anal. vi, 28 ; viii, 11; x, 15). § 148. Early Gennans (Tac. Germ. xxi)-Ohristians (Lecky, ii, 93; Browne, pt. ii,' § 2).. § 149. New. Zealanders (Angas, i, 312; Cook in Hawke. iii, 447; Thoms. i, 149)-East Africans {Burt. C. A. ii, 333)-Fijians (Will. i, 55, 133)-:-Dacotas (Burt. C. S. 124-5)-Nagas (Butler, 58'>-:-Steins(Colq. Shans, 160}-Ohryse (Colq. Ohryse, ii, 120, 268)-Malayan Tribes (Favre, 97-100, 8, 73, 72, 100-2)-.Araf'ltras (Kolff, 161-3). § 150. Bushmen (Moffat, 58; Licht.· ii, 195; Moffat, 156)-Hottentots (Kolben, i, 332, 165, 142, 318)-Dyaks (Boyle, 223.) § 151. Kare'JUJ (Mason ill J. A. So B.

xxxvii, pt. ii, 144)-Honduras (Herr. iv, 141)-Loando (Monte, i, 244)-.Daho mans (Burt. "Miss." i, 195, note; lb. ii, 190, note)-4shantees (Burt. W. & W. 121, 128)-.Damaras (Baines, "243; Galt. 190)-IJahomans (Burt. "Miss." i, 345)-Marutse (Holub, ii, 297)':""West Africans (W01seley in Fort. Rev. Dec. 1888)-Prairie Indians (Burt. C. S. 124-5)-Oomancltes (Bollaert in J. E. S. 1850, ii, 269). ~ 152. G1'eeks (Grote, ii, 32). § 1.53. Veddahs (Tenn. ii, 445)-Tannese {Turn. "P. R." 92)-Papuans (Jukes, ii,248)-Dyaks (Boyle, 215)-Malagasy (Drury, 230)-Esquimaux (Hall, ii, 312)-11'oquois(Morg.171) -Ohippewas (Scho. ii, 139)-.Araucanians (Thomps. i, 416, 40H)-Mandinoos (Park in Pink. xvi, 871}-Luan (Kolff, 127). ~ 154. .Anc. Indians (Maha. iii, 16782, 16796, 16619, &c.)-Zend-.Avesta (Haug, 242)-Persians (Sadi, i, st. 10)-E!JJJptians (Dunck. i, 203; Poole in Oont. Rev. Aug. 1881, p. 287) Ohinese (Legge, R. of Ch, 224; Conf. D. of Mean, ch.xx; Mencius, bk. ii, pt. i, ch. 6; bk. i,. pt. i, ch, 7).. § 155. Km'ens (Mason in J. A. S. B.

xxxvii, pt. ii, 152)-Afridis (MacGreg. i, 27)-Fijians (Will. i, 128-9)- Ved dahs (Tenn. ii, 444; Pride 460). § 157. Dakotas (Burt. C. S. 1aO) Mishmis (Grif.40)-Kirghiz (Vali. 279)-Fijiam ('Nill. i, 124)-Fganda (Wils. & Fel. i, 224)-Oent. Amm'icans (Laet, bk. ix, ch, 2; Dun. 336)-Pldlip. I Islands (Fore, 186-7). § 158~ Greeks (Mahaf. 27, 150)-Merovingian Period' (Mart. ii, '709; Salvo iv, c. 14)-Em 4 l.1J Feudal Pe'i'iod (Mart.ii, 709)..., French Monm'chy (Crowe, ii, 201)-.Lecky (Lecky, i, 138). § 159. Kois (MorriS, 89)-Sowralts (Shortt, pt. iii, 38)-Oent. Indians (Fors. 164)-Ramos£s (Sinclair in I. A. July, 1874, 186)-SontluJ'zs (Sherwill inJ. A. S. B. xx, 554; Man, 21)-Puluyan (Oppert in ~!. J. L. S. 1887-8, p. 104)- Wood-Vedaahs (Bailey inTo E. S. L. N.S. ii, 291)-Ostiaks, &c. (Hev. Sib. ii, 130)-Hot tentots (Barrow, i, 101; Kolben, i, 59)-Iroquois (Morg. 335)- Pataoonians (~now, ii, 2?'S)-Khonds (Macpherson in J. R. A. S. vii, •196)-KoUs (Sinclair, in I. .A. July.. 1874, p. 188)-Khonds (Macph. ieport, 27). § 160.

566 REFERENCES. Mexicans (Tern. v, 102)-E Africans (Liv. Zambo 309; )-Egyptians (St. John, 77)-France (Mich. i, 341)-llnglisll, (Kirkus in Fort. Rev. Nov. 1866, p. 644). § 162. Araucanians (Smith, 2U1)-Arawaks (Hillhouse in J. R. G. S. ii, 229)-Dakotas (Burt. C. S. 131)-E. Africans (Burt, C. A. ii, 333) -Bedouins (Burck. 201, 56)-Cldppewayans (Hear. 345)-Karntschadalcs (Kotze. ii, 16)-Dakotas (Burt. C. S. 131 )-]i~jians, Will. i, 177)-Hottentots (Kolben, i, 123)-Zuhts (Thomp. ii, 418)-Km<ens (Mason in J. A. S. B. xxxvii, pt. ii, 144) -h'squimaux (Hall, ii, 314). ~ 163. ASlwrians (Smith, 14)-Hindus (MUl ler, H. L. H33-4)-Ohinese (Con£. Anal. i, 2; Edkins, 155; Legge, R. of Ch. 104) -llgypt (Poole in Oont. Rev. Aug. 1881, p. 286). ~ 164. Khonds (Rown. 101) -Bhils (Hunter in J. R. A. S. viii, 189; Mal. C. I. ii, ] 80-Kalrnucks (Pal las, i, 106)-Sgau.~ (Mason in J. A. S. B. xxxv, pt. ii, 12)-Cldnese (Conf. Anal.

I, 7; X, 4)-Persian.~ (Sadi, i, st. 28,31; lb. I, 25)-Anc. Indians (Manu, vii, 8)-Egyptians (R. P. N.S. iii, 21; Dunek. i, 184)-Mottoes (Burke's & Debrett's Peerages). § 165. Mexican.~ (Herr. iii, 203; Tern. ii, 195; Herr. iv, 126) -1i'ijians (Ersk. 208,456 j Will. i, 30)-Dalwmans (Ellis, E.-S. P. 162-3; Dalzel, 69; Ellis, 1. c.)-Fl'ederickIl (Gould, ii, 302)-1ihtnce ( ). § 168. Chippewas (Scho. v, 150)-Snakes (Lewis, R08)-Dakotas (Burt. C. S. 126) I;<oquois (Morg. 329)-Esq'ldmaux (Crantz, i, 154)-Oldppcwayans (Hear. 90) Guiana Tribes (Brett. 27)-Araucanians (Smith, 214)-CMppewa,llans (Frank. Journey, 161)-01'eeks (Scho. v, 272)-Tupis (Sou. i, 250)-Patagonians (Falk. 125)-Hottentots (Kolben, i, 159)-Beclmanas (Burch. ii, 564)-Ka.tfi1's (Shoo. 79)-Ashanti' (Beech. 129)-Fernando Po (J. E. S. 1850, ii, 114)-Lmcer Niger (Allen & T. i, 396)-Ohinooks (Ross, Oregon, 92)-Damaras (And. Ngami, 231) -Oongo (Tuck. 120)-Dalwme (Burt. ":Miss." ii, 248)-Mishmees (Coop. 207) Bushmen (Spar. i, 198)'=-Arabs (Niebuhr, in Pink. x, 131 )-E. Africans (Liv.

~amb. 67)-Abyssinict (Bruce, iv, 474)-Oanaris (Cieza, ch. 44). § 169. J{1wnds (Camp. 50)-Javans (Raf. i, 246)-Oaribs (Schorn. ii, 427-8)-8. E. India (Lew. 90-1)-Santals (Sherwill in J. A. S. B. xx,554).. § 170. Manu, (Manu iv, 238, in Wil. 285)-Book of the Dead (Bunsen, v, 254-;:,)-Persians (Alb. 21 ; Fram. 48). B171. Greeks (Arist. Pol. bk. iii, eh.. 5). § 172..Manan sas (Holub, ii, 211). § 173. Oonfucius (Anal. I. 14; VIII. 21), § 174. Australians (Grey, ii, 277-8; Christison in J. A. 1. vii, 148)-E!)quirn:mx (Lyon, 181-2)- Yakuts, etc. (Coch. i, 254; 'Nrang. 384; Erm. ii, 361). § 175. 1a ltitians (Cook in Hawke. ii, 202)-Arabs (Palg. i, 10)-Ancients (Manu, ii, 57 ; Muir, O. S. T. V. 324)-llgyptians (Dunek. i, 225). § 176. Arafuras (Kolff, 161 )-Ancient Indians and Greeks (Muller, R. V. i, 118; Muir, O. S. T. v,260)-Dahornans (Burt. "Miss." ii, 250)-Ain fl s (Bird, ii, 96, 102)-Polyne sians (Will. i, 141-5 )-Ainos (Bird, ii, 68). § 177. Kalmucks (Pallas, i, 131) ~Klwnds (Camp. 164)-G~tiana (Brett, 349)-Guaternalans (Haef. 406)-Peru vians (GareL bk. vi, eh. 22)- Yncatanese (Landa, §§ xxii, xxxii)-Mexicans (Saha.

bk. i, ch. 22)- Veddahs (Bailey in T.E. S. L. N.S. ii, 291)-Lepchas (Campbell in J. E. S. L. July, 1869, p. 147)-Sumatrans (Mars. 173)-Foolas, etc. (Wint. i, 72)-Negrocs (Waitz, ii, 86). § 178. Gauls (Diod. v, 2)-Prim. Germans (Tae. xxii)-Eonius (Greg. v, 41)-Charlemagne (Egin.eh. 24)-French (Mont. ii, 14)-English (Massey, ii, 60). § 179. Asiatics (Balf. i, 164)-Bedouins (Burt. Pilg. iii, 93). § 180. Kasias (Yule in J. A. S. B. xiii, 620)-C:1jrus (Plut. Symp. lib. I. quo iv). § 181. '1'hibet (Wilson, 235). § 182. Early Indians (Wheel. i, 131-6, 142; Maha. v, 14667, &c.)-Ladakhis (Drew, 287, 239, 240, 250)-Ancient Indians (Muir, O. S. T. iv, 41; v, 324; Malia. i, 4719 R 22, in Muir, O. S. T. ii, 336). § 183. Oll,inooks(Lewis, 4~9; Ross, 92) ~Sio'Ux (Lewis, 77)-Oreeks (Scho. v, 272)-Tupis (Sou. i, 241)-Caribs(Waitz, iii, 382)~-.B8quimaux (Lubb. 556)-Ohippewayans (Hear. 129)-Dakotas (Burt.

C. S. 142)-Nicaragua (Pula. 120; Herr. iii, 340-1 )-KarntsC1wdale.'1,&:c. (Ploss, i, 2tJ3)-Kalrnucks (Pallas, i, l05)-Kirghizes (ValL 85)-Mongols (Prjev. i, 70) -Karenf$ (Mason in J. A. S. B. xxxv, pt. ii, 19)-Todas (Shortt in T. E. S. L. <Jii< TITLES OF WORKS. 567 vii; 240}--Shoa (Harris·, iii; 16~1)-Upper Gongo (Tuck. 181)-Bu.~1~men (Licht. ii, 48-9~Ladrone Isl.(Frey. ii, 369)-Pelew 1sl. (Kubary, oO-l)-Mandans (Cat. i, 121)-Oltippewas (Keat. ii, 165)-Kaffi1's ,(Barrow, i, 160)-Tongans (Mar. ii, 161)~Sumatrans (Mars. 222)-Borne~ (Low, 300)-Dor.'IJ (Kops in Earl, 81) Loyalty Isl. (Ersk. 341)-Fuegians (Snow in T. E. S. L. i, 262)-Muslteras (Oalc~ Rev. April, 1888, p. 222)-Bodo &.- ])himdls (Hodgson in J. A. S. B. xviii, 719) -Santals (Dalt. 217)- Veddahs (Virchow in A. k. A. W. 1881, 21)-Austra lians (Tap. 19)-Fijians (Ersk. 255; See. 191-2)-Tahitians (Cook in Hawke. ii, 196, 188). ,,' § 184. Wotyales (Buch, 45)-Ohibchas (Simon, 254)--.,;Japanese (Dixon, 472-3). § 186. TaMtians (Cook in Hawke. ii, 186)-Dalwmans (Burt. "Miss." i, 83)-.E:Ajricans (Burt. C. A. ii, 332). § 187. Ku-ka-tha (Tap. 101,.94, 95, 93). § '190. Pathdns (Oliv.139-40)--Jitjians (Ersk.

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Atkin.-Atkinson (T. W.) Travels in the Regions of the Upper and Lower Am.oor, etc. 1860. Baines.-Baines (T.) Explo'rationsin Soutl~- West Ajrica. 1864. Baker.-Baker (Sir S.) The Nile Tributa1'iesoj Abyssinia. 1867. Balf.-BalfOur (E.) Oyclopce.diaof India. 3rd Ed. ' 3 vois. .1875. Ban.-Bancroft (H. H.) Native Races of tl~e Pacific ,"States oj North .Amer~ca. 5 vols. 1875. Barrow.-Barrow (Sir J.) Travels into the Interio'r of Southern Africa. Beech.-Beecham (J.) Ashantee and tlte Gold Ooast. 1841. Bird.-Bird (Isabella) Unbeaten Traclesin Japan. 2 vols. 1880. BogIe.-BQgle, Narratives oj the Mission oj George Bogle, to Thibet, &c. Ed. C. R.Markham. 187tl. B()yle.~Boyle (F.) Adventures among the D.1jaks oj Bm·neo. 1865. Brace.-Brace (C. L.) Gesta Ohristi. 2nd Ed. 1886. Brett.-Brett (Rev. W. H.) 'J'he Indian Tribes of Guiana. 1868. Browne.-Browne (Sir T.) RelifJio ...M'edici~ 1656. Bruce.-Bruce (J.) Travels to discoverthe Source oj the Nile. 1804.

Bruch.--Bruch (J.Fr.) Weisheitslehreder Hebriier., Strassburg, 1801. Buch.-Buoh (M.) Die Wotjaken. Helsingfors, 1882. Biihler.-Biihler (G.) Tlw Sacred Laws oj tlte Aryas. Oxf. Bun~en.-Bunsen (DaronC~C. J.) E.q,llpt'sPlace in Universal History. Trans. by C. 1I. Cottrell. ~vols. 1848·6'7. Burcb.,...-Burchell (W. J.y T't(:tvels in the Interim' of Southern Africa. 2 vols. 1822-4. 4to. Burck.-Burckhardt (f.L.) NOtes on the Bedouins and Wahdhys. 1829. 4to., 568 TITLES OF WORKS. Burt.-Burton (R. F.) The City of the Saints, &:c. 186l. Burt.-Burton (R. F.) The Lake Regions of Oentral Africa. 2 vols. 1860. Burt.-Burton (R. F.) A Mission to Gelele, King of IJahorne. 1864. Burt.-Burton (R. F.) Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to El.Medinah and Meccah. 3 vols. 1855, etc. Burt.-Burton (R. F.) Wit and lVisdomfrom West Africa. 1865. Butler.-Butler (:Maj.J.) Travels and Adventures in the Province of Assam. 1855.

Cresar.-Cresar (C. Jul.) Gommentarii de Bello Gallico. Caillie.-Caillie (Rene) Travels through Central Africa to Timbuctoo. 2 vols. Calc. Rev.-The Oalcutta Revie1.o. Call.-Callaway (Rev. H.) The Religious System of tl~e Amazulu. 3 Parts. Natal, 1869. Camp.-Campbell (Maj.-Gen.J.) A Personal Narrative of Thirteen years' Service amongst tl~e Wild Tribes of Khondistan. 1864. Cat.-Catlin (G.) Letters and Notes on the Manners, C1.t8toms, and Condition of the North American Indians. 2 vols. 1841. Chalm.-Chalmers (J.) Pioneering in ~}lew G'u,inea. 1887. Cieza.-Cieza de Leon (P. de) Travels, A.D. 1532-50. Trans. by C. R. Mark ham. 1864. Coch.-Cochrane (J. D.) A Narrative of a Pedestrian Journey through Russia and Siberian Tal·targ. 4th Ed. 2 vols. 1825. Colq.-Colquboun (A. R.) Across Ch1oyse. 2 vols. 1883. Colq.-Colquhoun (A. R.) Among the Shans. Con.-Conway (M. D.) Tlw Sacred Anthology. 1874. Con.-Confucius, The Analects and The Doctrine of the Mean. (In Legge's Ohinese Classict~. V01. I.) Cont. Rev.-The Contemporar.llReview.

Coop.-Cooper (T. T.) The Mishmee Hills. 1873. Crantz.-Crantz (D.) History of Greenland. Translated. 2 vols. 1820. Crowe.-Crowe (E. E.) The History of France. 5 vols. 1858-68. Dalt.-Dalton (E. T.) Descriptive l1Wmolog.1/of Bengal. Calc. 1872. Dalzel.-Dalzel (A.)Tlw Histor.1J of Dahome.1J. 1793. 4to. Dasent.-Dasent (Sir G. W.) The Story of Burnt Njal. 2 vols. 1861. Dening.-Dening (W.) The Life of Miyamoto M1.t8a~hi. 2 Pts. 1887. Diod.-Diodorus SiculUf~, The Historical ~ib1'ary of, made English by G. Booth. 2 vols. 1814. Dixon.-Dixon (W. G.) 17te Land of tl~e Morning. Edin. 1882. Drew.-Drew (F.) The Jummoo and Kashmir Territories. 1875. Drury.-Drury (R.) Madagascar. 1729. Dunck.-Duncker (Max) The Hist01'.'I of Antiquity. Trans. by E. Abbott. 6 vols. 1879, etc. Dun.-Dunlop (R. G.) Travels in Central America. 1847. 4to. Dym.~Dymond (J.) Essa.1Js on tlte Principles of Mor.ality. 7th Edit. Earl.-Earl (G. W.) Native Races of the Indian Archipelago.' Papuans. 1853.

Edkins.-Edkins (J.) The ReligiO'l.ts Condition of the CMnese. 1859. Egin.-Eginhardus, Life of the Emperor Karl the Great. Trans. by W. Glaister. 1877. Ellis.-Ellis (A. B.) The Ewe-SpeakingPeoples of the Slave Coastof West Africa. 1890. ElIis.-Ellis (A. B.) 17~e Tshi-SpeakinfJPeoplesof tlte Gold Coast of lVestAfrica. 1887. Erm.-Erman (G. A.) T1·avel.~ in Siberia. Trans. by Cooley. 2 vols. 1845. El'sk.-Erskine (J. E.) Journal of a Cruise among the Islands of the Western Pac~fic. 1853. Eyre.-Eyre (E. J.) Journal of Expeditions of lJiscovery into Central Australia. 2 vols. 1845.

TITLES' OF WORKS. 569 Falk.~Falkner (T.) A Description of Patagonia. Hereford, 1'7'74. Favre.-Favre (Abbe) An Account oj the Wild 'Tribes inhabiting the :Jlalayan Peni'llsula. Paris, 1865. Fitz.-Fitzroy (Adm. R.) Narrative oj tlte Survelling Voyages oj His Majesty's Ships Adventurer and Beagle. .3 vols. 1839-40. 'Fore.-:fi'oreman (J.) The Philippine Islands. 1890. Fors.-Forsyth (Capt.J.) Higltlands oj Oentral India. 2nd Ed. Fort. Rev.- 'I'lw p'ortnightly Review. ·Fram.~Framjee (Dosabhoy) The Parsees. 1858. Frank -Franklin (Capt. J.) Narrative of a Journey to the Slwres of tILe Polar Sea. 1823. 4to. Frey.-Freycinet (~. C. D. de) Voyage autour d~t Monde. Paris, 182'7. Fritz.-Fritzsebe (0. F.) & Grimm (C. L. W.)Kurzgej'asstes exegetischesHandb~tch zu den Apocryphen des Alten Testaments. 6 Parts. 1851-60. Fytche.-Fytche (Gen. A.) Burma, Past and Present.. 2 vols. 1878. Galt.-Galton (F.) .l.Varrativeof an Exploration in Tropical South Africa.

Garci.-GarciIasso de Ia Vega, First Part oj tlte Ropal Gommentm'ies of tILe , Yncas [1604]. Tran. by C. R. Markham. 2vols. 1869-71. 'Gil.-Gilmour (J.) Among tILe Mongols. Gind.-Gindely (A.) History of the Thirty Years' War. Trans. by Ten Brook. 2 vols. N. Y. 1884. Gould.-Gould (S. Baring-) Germany Present and Past. 2 vols. Greg.-Gregory (of Tours) Histoire ecctesiastique'des Francs. Translated. 3 . vols~ Paris, 1836-8. Grey.-Grey (Sir G.) Journals of Two Expeditions of Discovery in North· West and Western Aust'ralia. 2 vols. 1841. Grif.-Griflith(W.) Journals oj Travels in Assam. Calc. 1847. Grote. Grote (G.) History of Greece. 4th Ed. 10 vols. 1872. Haef.-Haefkens (T.) Gent'raalAmerika; Dordrecht, 1832. HnIl.~Hall (Capt. C.F.) Life with the Esquimaux. 2 vols. 1864. Hallam.-Hallam(H.) Europe dU1-ingtheMiddle Ages. 4th Ed. 1869. Uarris.'-"I-Iarris (Sir W. C.)·'The Highlands of ~thiopia. 3 vols. 1844.

Haug.-Haug (M.) .Essayson the Sacred Language, lVritings, and Religion of the parsee.~. 1878. Hawke.-Hawkeswortb (J.) A,1 Account oj tlteVoyage.~ undertaken . .. b.1J Gomm. Byron, Gapt. l-Vallis)Gapt. Om-teret)and Gapt. Gook,etc.. 3 vols. 1773. 4to. Hear.-Hearne (S.) Journey from Prince of lJlales'sFort, etc. Dub. 1796. Herr.---;Herrera (A. de) The. GeneralHistory oj the Vast Oontinent and islands oj America [1601]. Trans. by J. Stevens. 6 vols. 1725-6. It HoIub.-Holub (Emil) Seven Years in South Africa. 2 vols. ]881. Hom.- Homer, The Iliad, done into English prose by A. Lang and others., 1883. Hutch.-:"I-Iutcbeson (F.) A System oj Moral Philosophy. T. A.----TlLeIndian Antiquary. Bombay. Irving.-Irvin~ (Washington) Astoria. lE50. J. A. I.-Journal of the AntlLropologicalInstitute. J. A. S. B.-Journal of tILe Asiatic Somet.l}, Bengal. J. E. S.L.-Journal of tILe .EllmologicalSociety, London~ Jones.--:-Jones (Sir Will.) Works. 13 vols. 1807.

J. R. A. S.-Journal of tILe Royal Asiatic Society, London. 'J. R. G. S.-Journal oj the Royal GeograplLicalSociety, London. Jukes.---Jukes (J. B.) Na1"rative oj the Surveying Voyage of H.M.S. "Fly," . 1842-6. 2 vols. 184'7. ' Kant.~Kant (E.) Gritique of Practical Reason and otlLer Works on the TILeory oj EtMes. Trans. by T. K. Abbott. Keat.-Keatin~ (\V. H.) Narrative of an Expedition to the So?t1'ce 0/ St. Peter's River, Lake Winnepeck, etc. in 1823.. 2 vols. 1825.

5'70 TITLES OF WORKS. Kolben.-Kolben (P.) The Present State of tlte Cape of Good Hope. Trans. by Medlev. 2 vols. 1731. Kolff.-Kolff(D. H.) Voyages of the IJutch Brig the "IJourga." Trans. by Earl. 1840. Kotze.-Kotzebue (Otto von) New Voyage Round the World. 1830. Kubary.-Kubary (J. S.) htkrwgraphische Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Karoli nischen Inselgruppe. Berlin, 1885. Laet.---Laet (J. de) Novus Orbis. 1633. Landa.-Landa (D. de) Relation des clwses de Yitcatan [1566]. Texte et Tra duction par Brasseur de Bourbourg. Paris. 1864. Lao-Tsze.-Lao-Tsze, The Tao-teJ~.king. Various translations. Leber.-Leber (J. M. C.) Collection des meilleures dissertations . .. relatifs a l'histoire de France. 20 vols. .Paris, 1826-38. Lecky.-Lecky (W. E. H.) Histo'ry of European Morals. 3rd Ed. 2 vols. 1877. Legge.~Legge (James) The Chinese Classics. 5 vols. 1869, etc. Legge.-Legge (James) The Religious of China. 1880.

Lew.-Lewin (Capt. T. H.) Wild Races of South Eastern India. 1870. Lewis.-Lewis (Capt. M.) & Clarke, Travels to the Source of the Missouri River. 1814. 4to. Licht.-Lichtenstein (H.) Travels in Southern Africa in the Years 1803-1806. 2 vols. 1812-15. 4to. Liv.-Livingstone (D.) Jlissionar.?JTravels and Researches. 1857. Liv.-Livingstone (D. & C.) Narrative of an Expedition to the Zambesi. 1865. Low.-Low (Hugh) Barawak, its Inhabitants and Productions. 1848. Lubb.-Lubbock (Sir J.) Pre-Historic Times. 2nd Ed. Lyon.-Lyon (Capt.G. F.) Private Journal. 1824. MacDon.-MacDonald (Duff) Africana. 2 vols. 1882. Macgil.-lIacgillivray (J.) Narrative of the Voyage of H.M.S. Rattlesnake. 1846-ilO. 2 vols. 1852. MacGrcg.-MacGregor (Gen.) Central Asia. Part I. 2 vols. Calc. 1873. Macph.-Macpherson (Lieut.) Report on the Klwnds of Ganjam and Cuttack. Calc. 1842. Maha.- The Mahabharata. Various translations.

~Iahaf.-Mahaffy (J. P.) Social Life in Greece. 1874. Mal.-Malcolm (Sir J.) Memoir of Central India. 1823. Man.-Man (E. G.) Sontlutlia and the Bontlwls. 1867. Manu.-The Laws of Hamt. Various translations. Mar.-Mariner's (W.) An Account of the .LYatives of the Tonga Islands. By J. Martin. 2 vols. 1818. Mars.-Marsden (W.) The History of Sumat'J·a. 1783. 4to. Mart.....:-:M:artin(H.) Histoire de la ~F'rance. 1844. Massey.·-Massey (W. N.) A History of England dm-ing the Reign of GeorgeIlL Mencius.-The lVorks of Mencius. (In Legge's Cl~inese Classics. Vol. II.) Mered.-Meredith (Mrs. C. L. A.) My Home in Tasmania. 2 vols. Mich.-Michelet (J.) History of France. 2 vols. Trans. by G. H. Smith. Mil1.-Mill (J. S.) An .Examination of Sir lVilliamHamilton's Philosophy. 3rd Ed. 1867. M. J. L. S.-The Madras Journal of Literature and Science. 1l0ll.-Mollhausen (B.) Diar!J of a Journey from the Missi,f;sippito tlte Goa.'~ts of the Pacific. 2 vols. 1858.

~Iofffl.t.-Moffat (R.) j}Iissionary Labours and SCfnes in Southern Africa. 4th Ed. 1842. Mont.-Montaigne (M. de) Essays. Trans. by Cotton. 3 vols. Monte.-Monteiro (J. J.) Angola and the River Congo. 2 vols. 1875. Morg.-Morgan (L. H.) League of the . ~ . Iroq,ltois. Roch. U.S.A. 1851.

TITLES OF WORKS. 571 Morris.-Morris (D.) A· descriptive and historical Account of the Godavery.Di8 trict. 1878. Miiller.-Miiller (F. Max) Hibbert Lectures. On. the Origin and G'J'owtl" of Religion in India. 18'18. Miiller.-Miiller (F. 1.fax) Rig-Veda Sanldta. .Trans. &c. by F. M. M. Muir.-Muir (John) Metrical Tran8lationsfrom Sanskrit Writers. 1878. Muir.-Muir (John) Original Sanskrit Texts. 5 vols. Nieb.-Niebuhr (C.) Travels in Arabia. (In Pinkerton, vol. X.) Niemo.-Niemojowski (L.) Siberian Pictures. Ed. by Szulczewski. 2 vols. O'Don.-O'Donovan (E.) The Merv Oasis. 2 vols. Oliv.-Oliver (E. E.) Over the Border, or Pathan and Bihch. 1890. Pala.-Palacio. San Salvador and Honduras in 15'16. (In Squier's Collection of Rare and Original Documents. Vol. I.) N: Y. 1860. Palg.-Palgrave (W. G.) Na1'rative of a Year's Journey th'J'ough Gentral and Eastern Arabia. 2 vols. Pallas.-Pallas (P. S.) Sammhmg historischer Nachricltten uber die Mongolisclten Volkerscltaften.. 2 vols. St. Petersburg, 1776.

Park.-Park (Mungo) Travels in the h~terior .Di,<;trictsof Africa. Perc.-Percival (P.) Tlte Land of the .Veda. 1854. Peth.-Petherick(J.) llgypt, The Soudan, and Gentral Africa. 1861. Pink.-Pinkerton (John) General Oollectionof Voyages. 17 vols. 1808-14. Plato.-Plato,· .Dialogues. Translated. Ploss.-Ploss (lI. If.) .Das Weib. 2 Bde. Leipzig, 1887.. Plut.-Plutarch. Syrnposiacs. (Translated in Morals, vol. III, edited by W. W. Goodwin.) 1870. Prid.--Pridham (C.) An Historical, Political, and Statistical Account of Ceylon. 2 vols. 1849. Prjev.-Prjevalsky (N.) Mongolia. Trans. by E. D. Morgan. 2 vols. 1876. P. R. G. S.-Proceedings of the Ro.lfal GeographicalSociety. Lond. P. S. M.-The Popular Science Monthly. New York. . Raf.~Raffles (SirT. S.) History of Java. . 2 vols. 181'7. Reade.-Reade (W. W.) Savage Africa. 1863. Renouf.-Renouf (B. Ie. Page) The Hibbert Lectures, 18'19. Rev. Sib.-Revelations of Sibm·ia. Ed. by Col. Lach-Szyrma. 2 vols. 1852.

Rich.-Richardson (F.) The Iliad oj the Bast. 1870. Ross.-Ross (Alex.) Adventures .•• on the Oregon or COlumbia River. 1849. Rown.-Rowney (H. B.) Tlte lVild Tribe.~ of In<f,ia. 1882. R. P.-Records of the Past. Ed. by S. Birch. 1873, etc. R.P.-Records of the Past. New Series. 1888, etc. R. V.-Rig-Veda Sanhita. . Various translations. Sadi.-SadLThe Gulistan. Eastwick's and other translations. Saha.-Sahagun (B. de) Historla General de las Oosas de Nueva Espana. 3 tom. Mexico, 1829-30. . St. John.-St. John (B.) Two Years' Residencein a Levantine Family. 1856. Ste. Pal.-Sainte-Palaye (De la Curne de) Memoires sur l'ancienne chevalerie. 3 vols. 1781. Salv.-Salvianus (Bislwp of Marseilles).De GubernationeDei. Paris, 1684. Schenk.-Schenkel (D.) Bibellexikon. 5 Bde.. Leipzig, 1860-'75. Scho.-Schoolcraft .(H. R.) Historical and Statistic InjO'J'rnationrespecting tlte ... Indian Tribes of the United States. 5 vols.. Philad. 1851-60. 4to.

Schom.-Schomburgk (Sir· R. H.) Reisen in Britisclt-Guiana, 1840-44. 3 vols. Leipzig, 184'1, &c" See.-Seemann (B.) Viti. Camb. 1862. Shoo.-Shooter (Rev. J.) 'l'he Kafirs of Natal and tlte Zulu Country. 1807. Shortt.-Shortt (Dr. J.) The Hill Ranges of Southern India. ~ladras, 18'70.

572 TITLES OF WORKS. Simon.-Simon (P.) Cum·ta Noticia Historical de las Oonquistas de Tierra Firme, etc. 1624. (In Aglio's Antiquities of Mexico, Vol. VIII.) Smith.-Smith (E. R.) The Araucanians. N. Y. 1855. Smith.-Smith (Geo.) Ancient History from the Monuments. Assy'ria. 1875. Smith.-Smith (Rev. I. G.) The Ethics of A Tistotle. 1889. Smy.-Smyth (R. B.) The Aborigines of Victoria. 2 vols. Melbourne, 1878. Snow.-Snow (W. P.) A Two Years' Cruise oi! Tierra del ~F'uego. 2 vols. 1857. Sou.-Southey (R.) History of Brazil. 3 vols. 1810-19. 4to. Spar.-Sparrman (J.) A Voy(tge to the Cape of Good Hope. 2 vols. 1785. Sturt.-Sturt (Capt. C. H.) 'J.'woB'xpeditions into . .. Southern Australia. 2 vols. 1833. Tac.-Tacitus (C. C.) Germania. Tap.-Taplin (Rev. G.) 17/,e Folklore, Manners, Customs, and Languages of the South Australian Aborigines. Adelaide, 187~. Temp.-Temple (Sir R.) Repm·t .•. on the North-West Frontier of tILe Pl1lnjab, &:c. Lahore, 1865.

Tenn.-Tennent (Sir J. E.) Ceylon, an Account of the Island. 2 vols. Tern.-Ternaux.Compans (H.) Voyages, Relations, etc., pour se'rvir d l'Histoire de la Decouvertede l' Amerique. 9 vols. Paris, 1837-41. T. E. S. L.-Transactions of the Ethnological Society, London. New Series. Thom.-Thomson (Jos.) ThTough Masai Land. 3rd Ed. 1885. Thomp.-Thompson (Geo.) Travels and Adventures in Southern Africa. 2 vols. 1827. Thomps.-Thompson (G. A.) The Geograpldcal and Historical Dictionm'y of America, &c. of Col. Don Ant. de Alcedo. 5 vols. 1812. Thoms.-Thomson (A. S.) The Story of New Zealand. 2 vols. 1859. 1'hurn.-Thurn (E. F. 1m.) Among the Indian& of GUlian:t~ 1883. Tuck.-Tuckey (Capt. J. H.) llarrative of an Expedition to explore tILe river . .• Gongo, etc. 1818. 4to. Turn.-Turner (Rev. G.) Nineteen Years in Polynesia. 1861. Turn.-Turner (Rev. G.) Samoa a hund'J'edyears ago. 1884·. Vali.- Valikhanof (Capt.) and others, The R~lssians in Gentral Asia. Trans.

by J. & R. Michell. 1865. Van.- Vancouver (Capt. G.) A Voyage of Discovery to the North Pacific Ocean. 3 vols. 1798. 'Vaitz.- Waitz (T.) Antltropologie der lvaturvolker. 6 vols. Leipzig, 1859-72; West.-West (E. W.) Paldavi Texts. Pt. I. (In Max Muller's Sacred Books of tILe East. Vol. V.) Wheel.-\Vheeler (J. T.) TILe History of India. 1867, etc. Wil.-\Villiams (Monier) Indian IVisdom. 1875. Wilkes.-,-Wilkes (Capt. C.) Narrative of the United State8' Exploring Expedi tion. 4 vols. Philad. 1844, &c. Will.-'Villiams (Rev. T.) Fiji and the Fijians. 2 vols. 'Vils.-\Vilson (C. T.) and Felkin (R. W.) Uganda and the Egyptian Soudan. 2 vols. 1882. Wilson.-Wilson (A.) The Abode of Snow. Edinb. 18'75. Wint.- Winterbottom (T.) An Account of the Native Africans in the neighbour lwod of Sierra Leone. 2 vols. ~ 803. Wolseley.-Wolseley (Gen. Viscount) The Soldier's Pocket Book. Wrang.-Wrangell (F. von) Narrative of an Expedition to the Polar Sea. Eel.

by E. Sabine. 1840. Xen.-Xenophon, Memorabilia. Z~r.-Zurita (AI. de) Rapport sur les differentes classes de chefs de la NouveZle Er;pa9ne. Trad. par H. Ternaux-Compans. .