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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MEDIEVAL DRAMA
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF
MEDIEVAL DRAMA
CARL J. STRATMAN, C.S.V.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS
BERKELEY AND LOS ANGELES 1954
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS
BERKELEY AND LOS ANGELES
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
LONDON, ENGLAND
COPYRIGHT, 1954, BY
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
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Foreword
Despite the persisting lack of a bibliography of medieval drama, great
strides have been taken in advancing man's knowledge in this rewarding
area. If some of the most brilliant scholars of the past century or so
were able to complete with distinction epoch-making volumes, it follows
that each one must have worked up a bibliography for himself. How many
thousands of hours were expended in this time-consuming labor, no man
can say with any accuracy, but anyone can guess, as I do, that the thou-
sands must be very many. Although one comes across mention of a bibli-
ography or two published in the i860 r s, I have never seen one, and there-
fore, like everyone else whose interests include the medieval drama, I
have for years carried about in my head an informal but inclusive list of
the materials concerning the rebirth of the theater after its proscription
during the decline of the Roman Empire.
When Father Stratman first asked me to examine his bibliography, I
naturally checked first to see whether my favorites had been included.
They had been included, and so many more besides that I perceived at
once what a boon this indefatigable toiler had prepared to fill the long- felt
want for a standard work of reference to join the goodly company already
awaiting the student on library shelves.
Because a bibliographer is willing to lavish time and energy on the
arduous task of collecting materials for students, the rest of us are saved
great expenses of time, and we are furnished with a feeling of security,
indispensable for efficient research.
No bibliography can be trusted completely, of course, but this one will
become standard and will remain so for many years to come, I predict on
the basis of the record glanced at above. If during the past three- score
years the only contributions at all resembling bibliographies have been
brief lists of books, how soon is this full-dress bibliography likely to be
superseded?
Tolle et lege.
JOHN WEBSTER SPARGO
Acknowledgments
It is impossible to render due appreciation to all the persons who have
encouraged me in this work, but I should like to thank most especially
Professor John Webster Spargo, of Northwestern University, who not
only wrote the Foreword for this book, but who has also been a constant
source of inspiration to me throughout the work of compilation; he has
offered many invaluable suggestions on procedure. A debt of deep grati-
tude is also owed to the Rev. Norman Weyand, S. J., Chairman of the
Department of English at Loyola University, Chicago, who kindly con-
sented to read the manuscript and suggested certain revisions. The late
Professor Pierce Butler also read the manuscript and offered much good
advice on method. Professor Emeritus Grace Frank, of Bryn Mawr Col-
lege, has given valuable aid in the French section of the bibliography. I
am also indebted to Professor Joseph E. Gillet, of the University of Penn-
sylvania, for his helpful advice and constructive criticism of the Spanish
material. Mr. Joseph Gensert, of the German Department of Loyola Uni-
versity, graciously reviewed the Germanic material.
I also wish to thank, most sincerely, the many librarians who verified
specific holdings in their libraries: Ben Bowman, of the Newberry Library;
the Rev. Redmond A. Burke, C. S. V., of De Paul University; Dorothy Cox,
of Loyola University; Flora L. Deibert, of the University of Pennsylvania;
Georgia H. Faison, of the University of North Carolina; Florence M. Gif-
ford, of the Cleveland Public Library; Lloyd W. Griffin, of Peabody Insti-
tute; Robert H. Haynes, of Harvard College; Katherine- Louise Henning, of
the University of Wisconsin; James G. McManaway, of the Folger Library;
Herman R. Mead, of the Huntington Library; Blanch Moon, of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota; T. E. Ratcliffe, Jr., of the University of Illinois; Paul
North Rice, of the New York Public Library; Barbara D. Simison, of Yale
University; Margaret Smith, of the University of Michigan; Constance M.
Winchell, of Columbia University; Malcolm Young, of Princeton University.
Loyola University
Chicago, 1953 C. J. S.
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Contents
Introduction 1
Symbols for Libraries 5
Symbols for Periodicals 15
I. COLLECTIONS OF PLAYS 23
H. FESTSCHRIFTEN 46
III. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BIBLIOGRAPHIES 52
IV. GENERAL HISTORY AND DISCUSSION 69
V. MEDIEVAL ENGLISH DRAMA 75
History and Discussion 75 Liturgical
and Religious Drama 92 Mystery and
Miracle Plays 98 Cycle Plays 117
Chester Plays 117 - Coventry Plays 123
Ludus Coventriae 126 Towneley Plays
12S - York Plays 137 - Non-Cycle and
Miscellaneous Plays 142 Drama in
Other Cities 155 - Folk Drama 158
Pageants 161 - Guilds 163 Morality
Plays 166 Individual Plays and Authors
170 Everyman 241 Jedermann 248
VI. HROTSWITHA 251
VH. BYZANTINE DRAMA 264
VIII. FRENCH DRAMA 266
Bibliography 266 History and Discussion
267 Liturgical and Religious Drama 273
Miracle , Mystery, and Morality Plays 282
Collections of Plays 288 - Individual Plays
and Authors 290 Miscellaneous Texts 303
IX. GERMAN DRAMA 305
Bibliography 305 History and Discussion
306 Liturgical and Religious Drama 313
X. ITALIAN DRAMA 322
XI. LATIN DRAMA 326
XII. SPANISH DRAMA 330
Bibliography 330 History and Discussion
332 - Collections of Plays 340 Individual
Plays and Authors 342
APPENDIX I: Guide to Plays in Collections 353
APPENDIX H: Guide to Listed Serials in Libraries 357
INDEX 389
Introduction
For some years the need for a bibliography of medieval drama has be-
come more and more obvious to those who have worked in the field. With
the passage of time, and the continued publication of boc&s and periodi-
cals on various phases of medieval dramatic activity, the problem has
become more acute, simply because there is no one work to which the
scholar or student may go for the desired information. Such a lack of
bibliographical data in a central storehouse is particularly harrowing for
the student interested in medieval drama who does not know what work
has already been completed by competent scholars. For the scholar the
need is perhaps as great, for he has many occasions to refer to various
works by others in the field.
Previous attempts at a bibliography have been either far too brief,
limiting the entries to a few hundred titles, or far too limited in scope,
treating of only one aspect of medieval drama. The only list of any prac-
tical value for the student today is that which appears in Wells r s Manual,
and this, because of the many supplements, is somewhat difficult to use.
In addition, this work is limited mainly to a consideration of only the
miracles and mysteries. To date no attempt has been made to cover the
entire field of medieval drama. There is no bibliography which includes
not only the earliest liturgical works, the mystery and miracle plays,
but also the moralities and interludes. Nor has any attempt been made
to include in one book the foreign drama, and the many foreign works on
English drama as well.
Although the present work does not pretend to be exhaustive in any
sense of the term the field is too vast it is hoped that the bibliography
will fulfill adequately the needs of the scholar or student who demands a
handy tool in finding his way about in the somewhat complex field of medi-
eval drama. An attempt has been made to cover the entire field of medi-
eval drama, beginning with the earliest liturgical forms, and continuing
through the mystery and miracle plays, to the moralities and interludes.
There has been no attempt to confine the work to a specific span of
years so that the term "medieval" may apply absolutely. Some of the
plays listed were written late in the sixteenth century, and several, in-
deed, were published in the opening years of the seventeenth century. In
this bibliography, therefore, the term "medieval 11 applies to the following
2 Introduction
types of plays: liturgical, mystery, miracle, morality, and interlude.
Formal comedies and tragedies, and the masque, are not included.
Finally, as to the scope of the work, the bibliography offers within one
volume not only the general critical studies that have appeared in book
and periodical form, but the individual plays by edition, and the critical
studies of each play. The student and the scholar can thus note what work
has already been completed in the field, as well as what remains to be
accomplished. Indeed, this latter point may be one of the most valuable
facets of the work.
Although this work is primarily for the scholar and student of English
drama, due consideration is given to the medieval drama in France, Ger-
many, Italy, and Spain, because of the many Continental influences. The
sections reserved to Continental drama do not supplant work already done
by competent scholars, but rather supplement and bring up to date previ-
ous efforts.
The compiler has been at some pains to make the use of this book as
simple as possible, so that reference to any particular play or study may
be made quickly and easily. The following pages on the method of proce-
dure should be consulted before attempting to use the bibliography for a
detailed study. In any bibliography, no matter how the compiler tries to
follow standard procedures, certain modifications and changes are neces-
sary. Occasionally more or less arbitrary policies of procedure have had
to be set up in this bibliography of medieval drama
METHOD
Division of Work. At best, any extensive bibliography is somewhat un-
wieldy, often, indeed, confusing in arrangement. In order to make this
book useful and practicable, the bibliography is divided into twelve main
divisions, with subdivisions for each section. The contents of both the
main divisions and the subdivisions are indicated in the table of contents.
Each of the general sections is treated in more or less the same manner;
the books are listed, then the periodicals, and finally unpublished masters'
and doctoral dissertations. The listing in each case is alphabetical. The
critical studies of a particular play, however, follow immediately after
the editions of the play. These studies are in alphabetical order, accord-
ing to the name of the author.
Entries. For each entry the full name of the author, the complete title
of the work, together with the place of publication and the publisher, the
date, and major pagination is indicated. If the work is of sufficient impor-
tance, and contains a bibliography, the pages of the bibliography are noted.
Location of Books. As an aid to the user of this work, almost every
book entry is provided with a symbol to indicate in what library a copy of
the book can be found. The system of symbols is that of the Union Catalog
of the Library of Congress, and the code for these symbols appears on
pages 5-14, at the beginning of the bibliography. In the main, the symbols
are restricted to libraries in the United States and Canada; although for
early editions of individual plays, symbols for libraries in England and
Ireland are also given.
The aim has been to locate at least one copy of each book. Library sym-
bols are given for about ninety per cent of the book entries.
Introduction 3
Starring. It has not been feasible to annotate a bibliography of this
size and complexity, for the volume would have been several times its
present girth. However, the more important items are starred. That is,
those works that are recognized as authoritative or the most scholarly
in any specific section are "starred" for the benefit of the scholar or
student who wishes to consult references to any particular branch of
medieval drama.
Symbols for Periodicals. In order to save space, the full title of
each periodical is not given each time it is indicated, instead a system
of symbols is utilized. The symbol for a particular serial is based upon
current usage; however, when none is available, the compiler has de-
vised his own symbols. The code for these symbols will be found imme-
diately following the code for the libraries, pages 15-21, at the begin-
ning of this bibliography.
Subject-Indexing. Articles that appear in books or special publica-
tions of various universities are in this work placed in the section on
books.
Cross Reference. Some books and periodicals in the bibliography fit
into several categories, and are so listed. In such cases the entry is
given in full: complete title of the work, place, publisher, and date of
publication followed by the cross reference. Periodical entries are treat-
ed in the same way.
Stationers' Register and Short Title Catalogue Numbers. Although the
entries in the Stationers 1 Register can be found in other works which list
morality plays, for example., the very valuable work by W. W. Greg, the
entries have been included in this bibliography in order to make the work
as complete as possible. For the same reason the Short Title C atalogue
numbers for morality plays have been given.
Manuscripts. The location of manuscripts for collections and individ-
ual works is indicated as far as possible. Each manuscript entry is num-
bered in the same manner as the entry for a book or periodical article.
Individual Plays. The listing of cycle plays is according to the general
collections, individual texts, general works on the subject, periodical
articles, unpublished masters' and doctoral dissertations. This same
method is used, generally, for individual morality plays. Morality plays
are listed alphabetically, so that quick reference can be made to any par-
ticular play. When the name of an author of a given work is known, it is
entered in the proper alphabetical sequence, and a cross reference is
given to the particular play or plays which he wrote. For each play all
the editions, whether issued separately or in collections, are noted.
Hrotswitha. There is no easily accessible bibliography of the writings
of Hrotswitha, the Nun of Gandersheim, nor one which is up-to-date. Al-
though this bibliography lists plays which were actually produced, and al-
though there is no record of any of Hrotswitha 1 s plays appearing on a con-
temporary stage if any existed the very fact that plays were written in
the tenth century seems sufficient reason for including her name in a
special section in this bibliography. The entries for this section follow
the same general pattern as used in the other sections: collections, indi-
vidual plays, books of reference, periodical articles, and unpublished
masters' and doctoral dissertations.
4 Introduction
Everyman. Bibliographical entries concerning the play Everyman
should properly be given with the morality drama; however, because of
the great number of entries a separate section comprises the numerous
editions and the critical material on this play.
Collections. In this section are seventy-one anthologies of English
plays* For each volume the title of the plays in the volume , or volumes,
is listed. The list does not include, however, all the plays in the partic-
ular collection, but only those that fall in the category: liturgical, mys-
tery, miracle, morality, or interlude.
Festschrift en. Some thirty-two volumes in this bibliography are ded-
icatory volumes. Each of these volumes has in it one or more articles
on the medieval drama. For the sake of clarity, the books are placed to-
gether in one section, entitled "Festschriften." In this section, each ar-
ticle in a particular volume is indicated, and there is an appropriate
cross reference to indicate in what category of the bibliography the ar-
ticle will be found.
Book Reviews. Whenever feasible the location is given for reviews
of major works that have caused some controversy. These reviews, which
number two hundred and thirty, are of books printed after 1900.
Unpublished Masters 1 and Boctoral Dissertations. Since it is often
difficult to find unpublished dissertations, this bibliography lists more
than two hundred valuable but unpublished masters' and doctoral disser-
tations.
Continental Drama. The entries for Continental drama are given, in
general, in the same way as is to be found in the sections for English
drama.
Appendix I. The table in Appendix I is a handy reference guide to the
plays which appear in Collections. The numbers in the columns indicate
the entry number of the particular play in the section entitled "Collec-
tions." To find in which collection, or collections, a play appears, all
the reader need do is to consult Appendix I. Opposite the name of the
plays is a row of numbers in parallel columns. These numbers corre-
spond to the numbers of a particular anthology in the section "Collections."
Appendix H. Although the libraries that possess files of serials or
periodicals are listed in a work compiled some time ago, An Index to
Serials, the libraries that have the periodicals used in this work are
listed in Appendix H. This section should prove useful to scholars seek-
ing a particular serial. Only those libraries that possess a complete file
of a particular series are noted. When seventy-five or more libraries
possess a complete file of a periodical, the location is not indicated.
Symbols for Libraries
Alabama
ATuskI Tuskegee Institute, Tuskegee Institute..
Arkansas
ArlJ University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.
Arizona
Az Arizona State Library, Phoenix.
Azu University of Arizona, Tucson,
California
C California State Library, Sacramento.
CCC Claremont Colleges, Claremont.
CL Los Angeles Public Library, Los Angeles.
CLSU University of Southern California, Los Angeles.
CLU University of California at Los Angeles, Los Angeles.
CSf San Francisco Public Library, San Francisco.
CSmH .Henry E. Huntington Library, San Marino.
CSt Stanford University, Stanford University.
CU University of California, Berkeley.
Colorado
CoCsC Colorado College, Colorado Springs.
CoD Denver Public Library, Denver.
CoDU University of Denver, Denver,
CoGrS Colorado State College of Education, Greeley.
CoLorC Loretto Heights College, Loretto,
CoU University of Colorado, Boulder.
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Symbols for Libraries
Connecticut
CtHC Hartford Seminary Foundation, Hartford.
CtHT Trinity College, Hartford.
CtHWatk Watkinson Library, Hartford,
CtNIC Connecticut College, New London.
CtU University of Connecticut, Storrs.
CtW Wesleyan University, Middletown.
CtY Yale University, New Haven.
CtY-A Yale School of Fine Arts
CtY-D Yale Divinity School
District of Columbia
DAU American University, Washington, D. C.
DCU Catholic University, Washington, D. C.
DDO Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection of
Harvard University, Washington, D. C.
DE U.S. Office of Education, Washington, D. C.
DFo Folger Memorial Library, Washington, D. C.
DGS U. S. Geological Survey, Washington, D. C.
DGU Georgetown University, Washington, D. C*
DLC Library of Congress, Washington, D. C.
DNM National Museum, Washington, D. C.
DNR U. S. Office of Naval Records and Library, Washington,
D. C.
DSG U. S. Surgeon General's Office, Washington, D. C.
Delaware
DeWi Wilmington Institute Free Library, Wilmington.
Florida
F Florida State Library, Tallahassee.
FJ Jacksonville Free Public Library, Jacksonville.
FU University of Florida, Gainesville.
Georgia
G Georgia State Library, Atlanta.
GDecA Agnes Scott College, Decatur.
GEU Emory University, Emory University.
GU University of Georgia, Athens.
Illinois
1C Chicago Public Library, Chicago.
ICB Burnham Library of Architecture. Art Institute. Chicago.
ICJ John Crerar Library, Chicago.
ICLoy Loyola University, Chicago.
Symbols for Libraries 7
ICN Newfoerry Library, Chicago.
ICT Chicago Theological Seminary, Chicago.
ICU University of Chicago, Chicago.
IEG Garrett Biblical Institute, Evanston.
IEN Northwestern University, Evanston.
IEN-L Northwestern University Law Library, Chicago.
IMunS St. Mary of the Lake Seminary, Mundelein.
IRA Augustana College and Theological Seminary, Rock Island.
IU University of Illinois Library, Urbana.
Iowa
la Iowa State Library, Des Moines.
laAS Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts,
Ames.
laCfT Iowa State Teachers 1 College, Cedar Falls.
laDm Des Moines Public Library, Des Moines.
laGG Grinnell College, Grinnell.
laU State University of Iowa, Iowa City.
Indiana
InCW Wabash College, Crawfordsville.
InGrD De Pauw University, Greencastle.
Inl Indianapolis Public Library, Indianapolis.
InlBU Butler University, Indianapolis.
InLPU Purdue University, Lafayette.
InNd University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame.
InThT Indiana State Teachers 1 College, Terre Haute.
InU Indiana University, Bloomington.
Kansas
KAStB St. Benedicts College, Atchison.
KMK Kansas State College of Agriculture and Applied Science,
Manhattan.
KU University of Kansas, Lawrence.
Kentucky
KyU University of Kentucky, Lexington.
Louisiana
LN New Orleans Public Library, New Orleans.
LNHT Howard-Tilton Memorial Library of Tulane University,
New Orleans.
LNL Loyola University, New Orleans.
LNX Xavier University, New Orleans.
LU Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge.
8 Symbols for Libraries
Massachusetts
MA Amherst College, Amherst,
MB Boston Public Library, Boston.
MBA American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Boston.
MBAt Boston Athenaeum, Boston.
MBBC Boston College, Chestnut Hill.
MBN Boston Society of Natural History, Boston.
MBP Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, Boston.
MBU-A Boston University. College of Liberal Arts. Boston.
MBrigStJ St. John's Boston Ecclesiastical Seminary, Brighton.
MCM Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge.
MH Harvard University, Cambridge.
MH-AH Harvard University. Andover-Harvard Theological Semi-
nary.
MH-L Harvard Law School.
MHi Massachusetts Historical Society, Boston.
MNF Forbes Library, Northampton.
MNS Smith College, Northampton.
MnotnW Wheaton College, Norton.
MSM Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley.
MWA American Antiquarian Society, Worcester.
MWC Clark University, Worcester.
MWH Holy Cross College, Worcester.
MWelC Wellesley College, Wellesley.
MWhB Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole.
MWiW Williams College, Williamstown.
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Maryland
MdBe Enoch Pratt Free Library, Baltimore.
MdBG Goucher College, Baltimore.
MdBJ Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore.
MdBP Peabody Institute, Baltimore.
MdU University of Maryland, College Park.
Maine
MeB Bowdoin College, Brunswick.
MeP Portland Public Library, Portland.
MeU University of Maine, Orono.
MeWaC Colby College, Waterville.
Michigan
Mi State Library of Michigan, Lansing.
MiD Detroit Public Library, Detroit.
MiDM Marygrove College, Detroit.
MiDU University of Detroit, Detroit.
MiGr Grand Rapids Public Library, Grand Rapids.
MiMus Hackley Public Library, Muskegon.
Symbols for Libraries
MiU University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
MiU-C University of Michigan. William L. Clements Library.
Minnesota
MnCollS St. John's University, Collegeville.
MnHi Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul.
MnM Minneapolis Public Library, Minneapolis.
MnS St. Paul Public Library, St. Paul.
MnSH Hamline University, St. Paul.
MnSS St. Paul Seminary, St. Paul.
MnSSC College of St. Catherine, St. Paul.
MnSST College of St. Thomas, St. Paul.
MnU University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
Missouri
MoK Kansas City Public Library, Kansas City.
MoS St. Louis Public Library, St. Louis.
MoSB Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis.
MoSC Concordia Theological Seminary, St. Louis.
MoSU Saint Louis University, St. Louis.
MoSW Washington University, St. Louis.
MoU University of Missouri, Columbia.
Montana
MtU University of Montana, Missoula.
New York
N New York State Library, Albany.
NAur W Wells College, Aurora
NB Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn.
NBB Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn.
NBC Brooklyn College, Brooklyn.
NBP Pratt Institute, Brooklyn.
NBStJU St. John's University, Brooklyn.
NBu Buffalo Public Library, Buffalo.
NBuG Grosvenor Library, Buffalo.
NCH Hamilton College, Clinton.
NHC Colgate University, Hamilton.
NIC Cornell University, Ithaca.
NN New York Public Library, New York.
NNC Columbia University, New York.
NNCoCi College of the City of New York, New York.
NNF For dham University, New York.
NNFr Frick Art Reference Library, New York.
NNG General Theological Seminary, New York.
NNGr Grolier Club, New York.
NNMM Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
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Symbols for Libraries
NNQ Queensborough Public Library, New York.
NNU New York University Libraries, New York.
NNU-W Washington Square Library.
NNUT Union Theological Seminary, New York.
NP Adriance Memorial Library, Poughkeepsie.
NPf Carl F. Pforzheimer Collection, New York.
NPV Vassar College, Poughkeepsie.
NRCR Colgate-Rochester Divinity School, Rochester.
NRU University of Rochester, Rochester.
NSchU Union College, Schenectady.
NStC St. Bonaventure College, St. Bonaventure.
NSyU Syracuse University, Syracuse.
Nebraska
NbOC Creighton University, Omaha.
NbU University of Nebraska, Lincoln.
North Carolina
Nc North Carolina State Library, Raleigh.
NcD Duke University, Durham.
NcGW Woman's College, Greensboro.
NcRA State College of Agriculture and Engineering, Raleigh.
NcU University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
North Dakota
NdU University of North Dakota, University.
New Hampshire
Nh New Hampshire State Library, Concord.
NhD Dartmouth College, Hanover.
NhU University of New Hampshire, Durham.
New Jersey
NjMD Drew University, Madison.
NjNbS Gardner Sage Memorial Library, New Brunswick.
NjP Princeton University, Princeton.
NjPT Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton.
NjR Rutgers University, New Brunswick.
New Mexico
NmU University of New Mexico, Albuquerque.
Ohio
OC Cincinnati Public Library, Cincinnati.
OCH Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati.
Symbols for Libraries
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OCU University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati,
OCX Xavier University, Cincinnati,
OC1 Cleveland Public Library, Cleveland.
OC1C Cleveland College, Cleveland.
OC1CS Case School of Applied Science, Cleveland.
OC1JC John Carroll University, Cleveland,
OC1JC-U Ursuline College
OC1MA Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland.
OC1ND Notre Dame College, Cleveland.
OC1RC Rowfant Club, Cleveland.
OC1W Western Reserve University, Cleveland.
OClWHi Western Reserve Historical Society, Cleveland.
OCo Columbus Public Library, Columbus.
ODW Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware,
OEac East Cleveland Public Library, East Cleveland,
OLak Lakewood Public Library, Lakewood.
OO Oberlin College, Oberlin.
OOxM Miami University, Oxford.
OT Toledo Public Library, Toledo.
OU Ohio State University, Columbus.
OklaJbioziia.
OkTU University of Tulsa, Tulsa.
OkU Northeastern State College, Tahlequah.
Oregon
OrP Library Association of Portland, Portland.
OrPR Reed College, Portland.
OrPU University of Portland, Portland.
OrU University of Oregon, Eugene.
Pennsylvania
P State Library and Museum, Harrisburg.
PBL Lehigh University, Bethlehem,
PBa Academy of the New Church Library, Bryn Athyn.
PBM Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr,
PCC Crozer Theological Seminary, Chester.
PEaL Lafayette College/ Easton.
PEr Erie Public Library, Erie.
PGC Gettysburg College, Gettysburg.
PHC Haverford College, Haverford.
PHi Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
PJB Beaver College, Jenkintown.
PMA Allegheny College, Meadville.
pp Free Library of Philadelphia, Philadelphia.
PP-W . H. Josephine Widener Memorial Branch.
PPA Athenaeum of Philadelphia, Philadelphia.
PPAN Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia.
12 Symbols for Libraries
PPAmP American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia.
PPAp Apprentices' Free Library, Philadelphia.
PPCP College of Physicians of Philadelphia, Philadelphia.
PPD Drexel Institute of Technology, Philadelphia.
PPE Pedagogical Library of the Board of Education, Phila-
delphia.
PPF Friends Library, 142 N. 16th Street, Philadelphia.
PPFr Friends Free Library, 5418 Germantown Avenue, Phila-
delphia.
PPG German Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
PPGi Girard College, Philadelphia.
PPHi Historical Society of Pennsylvania.
PPL Library Company of Philadelphia, Philadelphia.
PPL-R Ridgway Branch
PPLT Lutheran Theological Seminary, Philadelphia.
PPLas La Salle College Library, Philadelphia.
PPM Mercantile Library, Philadelphia.
PPMSJ Mount St. Joseph College, Philadelphia.
ppp Divinity School of the Protestant Episcopal Church, Phila-
delphia.
PPSJ St. Joseph 1 s College, Philadelphia.
PPStC St. Clement's Church, Yarnall Library, Philadelphia.
PPTU Temple University, Philadelphia.
PPYH Young Men's and Young Women T s Hebrew Association,
Philadelphia.
PPi Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
PPiU University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
PRosC Rosemont College, Rosemont.
PSC Swarthmore College, Swarthmore.
PScrU University of Scranton, Scranton,
PSt Pennsylvania State College, State College.
PU University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
PU-F H. H. Furness Memorial.
PU-P Department of Physics.
PV Villanova College, Library, Villanova.
PWW Washington and Jefferson College, Washington.
PWcT State Teachers' College, West Chester.
Rhode Island
RP Providence Public Library, Providence.
RPB Brown University (John Hay Library), Providence.
South Carolina
ScU University of South Carolina, Columbia.
Tennessee
TMeC Cossitt Library, Memphis.
TNF Fisk University, Nashville.
Symbols for Libraries
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TNV
TU
TxCanyT
TxDT
TxH
TxHR
TxlJ
UU
ViLxW
ViR
ViU
WHi
WM
WMMU
WU
WaS
WaU
WaWW
WvIJ
WyU
Joint University Libraries (Yanderbilt University, George
Peabody College for Teachers, and Scarrit College)
Nashville.
University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
Texas
West Texas State Teachers r College, Canyon.
North Texas State Teachers' College, Denton.
Houston Public Library, Houston.
Rice Institute, Houston.
University of Texas, Austin.
Utah
University of Utah, Salt Lake City.
Virginia
Washington and Lee University, Lexington.
Richmond Public Library, Richmond.
University of Virginia, Charlottesvilie.
Wisconsin
State Historical Society, Madison.
Milwaukee Public Library, Milwaukee.
Marquette University, Milwaukee.
University of Wisconsin, Madison.
Washington
Seattle Public Library, Seattle.
University of Washington, Seattle.
Whitman College, Walla Walla.
West Virginia
West Virginia University, Morgantown.
Wyoming
University of Wyoming, Laramie.
An- C -Ham
An-C-KQ
Canada
Hamilton Public Library, Hamilton, Ontario
Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario
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An-C-LW University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario
An-C-M Montreal Civic Library, Montreal, Quebec
An-C-MM McGill University, .Montreal, Quebec
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An-C-OU University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario
An-C-T Toronto Public Library, Toronto, Ontario
An-C-TU University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario
An-C-VicPr Provincial Library and Archives, Victoria, B. C.
An-C-VU University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B. C.
England, Scotland, and Ireland
BM British Museum
C Cambridge University Library, Cambridge.
ClO Magdalen College, Cambridge, Cambridge.
D Trinity College. Dublin.
D2 Marsh Library. Dublin.
E Advocates Library, Edinburgh. (National Library of
Scotland).
L Dyce Library. Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
Line Lincoln Cathedral, Lincoln, Lines
O Bodleian, Oxford
O 6 Worcester College, Oxford.
Q Bern, Quaritch Ltd., London.
Symbols for Periodicals
AA Ausgaben und abhandlungen aus dem gebiete der romanischen
Philologie
ABC American Book Collector
AC Archaeologia Cantiana
Ac Academy
ACQR American Catholic Quarterly Review
ADB Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie
AER American Ecclesiastical Review
AF American Federationist
AFH Archivum Francis cum Historicum
AJ Appleton's Journal
AJA American Journal of Archaeology
AL American Literature
AM Atlantic Monthly
Am America
AmJ.Phil American Journal of Philology
AMRR American Monthly Review of Reviews
Ang Anglia
AngBbl Anglia Beiblatt
Ant Antiquarian
APL Annales politiques et litteraires
AQR American Quarterly Review
AR Archivum Romanicum
ArA Archaeologia Aeliana
ARBB Academic royale de Belgique, Bulletin de la Glasse des
Lettres
Archaeol Archaeologia
Archiv Archiv fur das Studium der neuren Sprachen und Literaturen
AS American Scholar
Ath Athenaeum
AvM Ave Maria
AYR All the Year Round
BA BeitrSge zur Aesthetik
Ba Books Abroad
BAAL, Boletm de la Academia Argentina de Letras. Buenos Aires*
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BAEM Biblioteca de autores espafioles. Madrid.
BB British Bibliographer
BCRA Bulletin des Commissions royales d'art et d'archeologie
BEC Bibliotheque de 1'Ecole des Chartres
BEFA Bibliotheque des ecoles frangaises d'Athenes et de Rome
BeM Benediktinische Monatsschrift , .
BEP Bulletin des etudes portugaises
BF Boletin de Filologia
BHi Bulletin hispanique
BHS Bulletin of Hispanic Studies
Bib Biblos
BLVS Bibliothek des literarischen vereins in Stuttgart
BM Blackwood's Magazine
BMi Bentley's Miscellany
BMQ British Museum Quarterly
BQR British Quarterly Review
BRAJB Boletin de la (Real) Academia Bspaflol.
BSA Bibliographical Society of America
BSATF Bulletin de la Societe des anciens textes fran^ais
BSNS Bulletin de la Societe Nivernaise de Sciences, Lettres et Arts
BSPF Bulletin de la Societe du protantisme fran9aise
BSS Bulletin of Spanish Studies. Liverpool.
BuM. Burlington Magazine
By Byzantion
CaM Canadian Monthly
Cast Catalla. Boletin del Seminar io de e studios de literatura y
filosofia. ValladolicU
CB Classical Bulletin
CBQ Catholic Biblical Quarterly
CC Christian Century
CeM Century Magazine
CeR Celtic Review
Ch Chautauquan
CHR Catholic Historical Review
CJ Classical Journal
CLW Catholic Library World
C1W Classical Weekly
CM Cornhill Magazine
CNM Colburn's New Monthly Magazine
Corr Le Correspondant
CQR Church Quarterly Review
CR Contemporary Review
Crit Critic
CW Catholic World
CYS Canterbury and York Society
D Drama
DAAS Report and Transactions of the Devonshire Association for
the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art
DCNQ Devon and Cornhill Notes and Queries
DeR Deutsche Rundschau
Di Dial (Boston)
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DKLV Deutsche Kultur im Leben der VSlker
DoR Downside Review
DR Dublin Review
DU Dublin University Magazine
DV Dichtung und v oik stum
DVLG Deutsche Vierteljahrsschrift fur Liter aturwiss ens chaft und
Geistesgeschichte
E Euphorion. cf. Dichtung und Folkstum
Eco Economica
EdR Edinburgh Review
EdRe Educational Review
EHR English Historical Review
ELH English Literary History
E1ST Elementary School Teacher
EM Eclectic Magazine
ER Ecclesiastical Review
ES English Studies
E. Studies English Studies
EsR Essex Review
ETPH Etudes de Theologie, de Philosophie et d'Histoire
FL Folk-lore
FNL Forschungen zur neuren liter aturgeschichte
Fo Folia
FR Fortnightly Review
FS Franciscan Studies
GA Germanistische abhandlungen
Gart Die Gartenlaube
GBA Gazette des Beaux- Arts
Ger Germania
GM Gentleman's Magazine
GNQ Gloucestershire Notes and Queries
GR Germanic Review
GRM Germanische-romanische monatsschrift
GS Germanische studien
Har Harper's
Hisp Hispania
HPR Homiletic and Pastoral Review
HR Hispanic Review
HSCP Harvard Studies In Classical Philology
HV Historische Vierteljahrschrift
IER Irish Ecclesiastical Record
ILN Illustrated London News
111 L 1 Illustration
INQ Independent Quarterly
IQ International Quarterly
IrER Irish Ecclesiastical Review
IS International Studio
JAF Journal of American Folklore
JCL Journal of Comparative Literature
JCW Journal of Chester and North Wales Architectural, Archaeo-
logical, and Historic Society
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JD Journal des Debats
JDSG Jahrbuch der Deutschen Shakespeare-Gesellschaft
JEGP Journal of English and Germanic Philology
JNLW Journal of the National Library of Wales
JR Journal of Religion
JREL Jahrbuch fur romanische und englische Sprache und Literatur
JRIC Journal of the Royal Institution of Cornwall
JROH Jahresbericht uber die Reals chule erste Ordnung in Hobber-
stadt
JS Journal des Savants
JSK Jahrbuch des Stiftes Klosterneuburg
KJ Kitto's Journal of Sacred Literature
KM Knickerbocker's Magazine
LA Liturgical Arts
LAT Los Angeles Tidings
LDM Lincoln Diocesan Magazine
LGRP Literaturblatt fur germanische und romanische Philologie
Library Library
LLA Littell's Living Age
LLT Life and Letters Today
LM Lippincott's Magazine
LMAS Lectures et memoir es de ! T acad6mie de Sainte Croix
d'Orleans
LoM Longman's Magazine
LQ Library Quarterly
LQHR London Quarterly and Holburn Review
LQR London Quarterly Review
LT London Times
Ma Mask
Mag Magnificat
MB More Books
MD Musica Divina: Sonderheft Klosterneuburg
MdR Modern Review
MeR Methodist Review
MedA Medium Aevum
MelMW Melanges de philologie romane et d'histoire litteraire . . .
Maurice Wilmotte (Paris)
MGSL Mitteilungen der gesellschaft ftlr Salzburger landeskunde
MLC Papers of the Manchester Literary Club
MLF Modern Language Forum
MLN Modern Language Notes
MLR Modern Language Review
MM Munsey's Magazine
MMPM Mtmchener Museum fur Philologie des mittelalters und der
Renaissance
Mo Month
MoR Monthly Review
MP Modern Philology
MQ Manchester Quarterly
MS Mediaeval Studies
MSAM Memoires- de la societe des antiquaires cte la Morinie
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Mu Museum
MuQ Musical Quarterly
NA Nuova Antologia
Na Nation
NAR North American Review
NC Nineteenth Century
NCA Nineteenth Century and After
ND New Dominion Monthly
NE New England Magazine
NeE New Englander
Neo Neophilologus
NJ Neue Jahrbttcher
NM National Magazine
NMFR New Mexico Folklore Record
NoA Norfolk Archaeology
N&Q Notes and Queries
NR New Republic
OBS Oxford Bibliographical Society
OC Open Court
OCAM Ouvrages couronnes et autres memoir es par I 1 academic
royale de Belgique
OF Orate Fratres
OM Oxford Magazine
OS Ottonische Studien
Ou Outlook
PAPA Proceedings of the American Philosophical Association
PJ Preussische Jahrbtlcher
PL Poet- Lore
P1M Players Magazine
PLPS Proceedings of the Literary and Philosophical Society of
Liverpool
PM Penny Magazine
PMLA Publications of the Modern Language Association
Por Portucale
PP Play Pictorial
PQ Philological Quarterly
QF Quellen und Forschunger zur Sprach- und culturgeschichte
der germanischen VSlker
QJS Quarterly Journal of Speech
RA Revue d'Allemagne
RABM Revista de Archives, Bibliotecas y Museos
RAC Revue de I 1 art Chretien
RB Revue benedictine
RC Review Christendom
RCC Revue des cours et conferences. Paris.
RCE Revista del Centre de Estudios Extremefios
RdE Revista de las Espaflas. Madrid
RDM Revue des deux mondes
RES . Review of English Studies
ReP Review of Politics
ReR Retrospective Review
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ReRe Review of Reviews
Rel Reliquary
RevP Revista de Portugal
Rfor Romanische Forschungen
RG Rassegna Gregoriana
RGSL Rassegna gregorian a per gli studi liturgici e pel canto sacro
RHL Revue d'histoire litter air e de la France
RHi Revue hispanique
RHist Revista de Historia
RID Revista italiana del dramma
RIE Revista de Ideas Estelicas - Madrid
RL.R Revue des langues romanes
RM Mercure Fran
