...Wen-chin Ouyang Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press 1999 The Imagined Modern Nation in Ycsuf Idris’s AZfarUfir Wen-chin Ouyang Since the staging and publication of AZ-Juriifir, by Yiisuf Idris (ig27-gi), in 1964-considered by many a watershed in the Egyp...

... and Literatures. Oxford : Basil Blackwell, 1955. Pp. xiii + 330. 455. Parry, Thomas. A History of Welsh Literature. Translated from the Welsh by H. Idris Bell. Oxford: At the Clarendon Press, 1955. Pp. xii + 534. $8.00; 505. Runes, Dagobert D. On the Nature of Man : An Essay in Primitive...

..., 198-206. Brief notice by Raffaele de Cesare in SF, 111 (1959), 463. 4661. The Dictionary of Welsh Biography down to 1940. Under the Auspices of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion. Oxford : B. H. Blackwell, Ltd., 1959. (Prof. Thomas Jones, “Arthur,” pp. 14-15 ; Idris Llewelyn...

... Translation from the White Book of Xhyddorch and the Red Book of Hergest. With illustrations by Doro- thea Braby. [London] : The Golden Cockerel Press, 1948. Rev. in LTLS, August 28, 1948, p. 481 ; by H. Idris Bell in Welsh Rev., VII, 4 (1948) , 298-301 ; by Wyn Griffith in Cym. Trans., 1946-1947...

... the spirit of the age in their ability to inhabit the whole world in its totality, moving in and out of its different spheres” (as Farhad B. Idris [ 2005 : 601] admirably summarizes). Sonmi-451 is such a type. Or very nearly so. For if these “historical forces” must now also be understood to include a full...

... of the Fourth Papyrological Conference in Florence in 1935, Kerényi’s ( 1936 ) contribution was followed by another sweeping statement about the potential of papyrology: Harold Idris Bell’s call for collaborative work on the social history of Greco-Roman Egypt. Bell ( 1936 : 39) suggests that social history has...

... composed as exempZa to encourage their Welsh hearers in the national struggle being waged against the Norman 55 Idris Foster, “Gereint, Owain, Peredur,” in Loomis, ed., Arthurian Literature, pp. 204-205; Loomis, Arthurian Tradition, p: 34; R. M. Jones, “Y Tair Rhamant,” LZ&n Cymru, IV...

...- 154 ; by Arnold Isenberg in Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, XII (1953), 526-527; by Roger Sharrock in MLR, L (1955), 61-62; by Rosemond Tuve in YR, XLIII (1954), 619-622. See also Francis Fergusson (3959) and Edmond Vermeil (4086). Bell, H. Idris. See Thomas Parry (4042...

.... Foster, Idris L1. “The Irish Influence on Some Welsh Personal Names” [Kulhwch and Olwen]. Pp. 28-36 in Essays and Studies presented to Professor Eoin MacNeill. Dublin: At the Sign of the Three Candles, 1940. 2299. Foulet, Lucien. “Tous les combien passe-t-il ?” [One il- lustration from...

... The time has long been ripe for the book that would teach us how to read Thomas Traherne ( 1637-1674) whose poetry was made available to us only in this century. The scholarship, perseverance, and luck of Ber- tram Dobell and (with something less of each) Sir Idris Bell gave us this remarkably...

..., dedicate them to some fairy deity, fill them with all the marvels of the time from which they are derived, display here the Orlando of Ariosto or Wieland’s much more magical works, Idris, Adis, and Oberon; adorning the walls with paintings of battles of knight errantry against giants...

... ,i rtliuriart Bibliography 2773. Dillon, Myles. The Cycles of the Kings. 1946. Rev. by Wm. Hugh Jansen in Journ. Am. Folklore, LXIV (1951), 141-142; by Idris Foster in Med. E.,XIX (1950), 72-75. 3320. Doutenville, Henri. Les Dits et recits de mythologie fran- Guise. Paris...

... 205 4042. Parry, Thomas. A History of Welsh Literature. Tr. by H. Idris Bell. 1955. Rev. by A[If] S[ommerfelt] in Lochlunn, I (1958), 287-288. 4758. Paton, Lucy Allen. Studies in the Fairy Mythology of Arthurian Romance. Second Edition with . . . Additional Material . . . by Roger...

.... by H. Idris Bell. 1955. Rev. by Kenneth Jackson in MLR, LI (1956), 594-596. 4227. Petrini, Mario. “La vena elegiaco-lirica della ‘Gerusalemme liberata’ e le ambizioni epiche del Tasso.” Belfagor, XI ( 1956), 41 5-424. Pettit, Henry J., Jr. See Angus Macdonald (4203). 3545...

.... (See Mohr, 4214.) Rev. by L. Grootaers and J. L. Pauwels in LBB, XLVI (1956-57), 45-47; by Gunther Jungbluth in Beitruge (Tubingen), LXXIX (1957), 148-153. 4279. Williams, Gwyn, trans. The Burning Tree. 1956. Rev. by Kenneth Jackson in MLR, LII (1957), 458 ; by Idris Parry in Londozi...

.... They preferred sailing to settlement and thus were polar opposites of the colon. The concep- tions of the Mediterranean put forth by Camus, Audisio, and Roblès did not fi rmly take root at the time, although they appealed to some Arab francophone writers (e.g., Mouloud Feraoun and Idris Chraibi).15...