... his name spelled “Heinrich.” HARCOURTBROWN Brown University The Origin of the Grail Legend. By ARTHURC. L. BROWN.Cam- bridge, Massachusetts : Harvard University Press, 1943. Pp. viii + 476. $5.00. The Origin of the Grail Legend...

...Waldo H. Dunn Robert Metcalf Smith, Martha Mary Schlegel, Theodore George Ehrsam, and Louis Addison Waters. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1945. Pp. vii + 343. $5.00. Copyright © 1946 by Duke University Press 1946 364 Reviews The Shelley Legend...

...Sheila Delany W. Rowe Donald. Lincoln and London: University of Nebraska Press, 1988. x + 218 pp. $22.95. Copyright © 1988 by Duke University Press 1988 REVIEWS Through Nature’to Eternity: Chaucer’s “Legend of Good Women.” By DONALDW. ROWE.Lincoln...

... of as a “Dutch Black Legend”—that is, as a deliberate repetition of the Hispanophobic topoi known as the Spanish Black Legend. Only by acknowledging the intimate relationship between these two phenomena can we make sense of Hollandophobia’s peculiar features while discerning how this seventeenth-century...

...Hildegarde Drexl Hannum Copyright © 1974 by Duke University Press 1974 SELF-SACRIFICE IN DOKTOR FAUSTUS THOMAS MAN”S CONTRIBUTION TO THE FAUST LEGEND By HILDEGARDEDREXL HANNUM The basis...

...Stephen F. Lappert Copyright © 1975 by Duke University Press 1975 MALORY’S TREATMENT OF THE LEGEND OF ARTHUR’S SURVIVAL By STEPHENF. LAPPERT Although much critical analysis has focused in recent years 011...

... FOX FORTUNE: A ROMAN CATHOLIC LEGEND OF HOLINESS* By FREDERICKMORGAN PADELFORD The imitations of the Faerie Queene were inaugurated in 15% with the publication of an audacious poem entitled A Fig for Fortune, wherein the author, Anthony Copley, a Roman...

.... By HELENADOLF. University Park : Pennsylvaiiia State University Press, 1960. Pp. 217. $5.00. In this iinagiiiative and challenging study, Helen Atlolf introduces her genetic approach to the Grail story with the lapidary statement: “The Grail legend is a fruit of the Crusades.” She shows how...

...Alexander M. Buchan Copyright © 1940 by Duke University Press 1940 RALEGH’S CYNTHIA-FACTS OR LEGEND By ALEXANDER34. BUCHAN Assigning a precise date to the Hatfield Cynthia does far more than satisfy the curiosity of scholars as to whether...

.... VICTORE. HANZELI University of Washington The Geographical and Ethnic Names in the Pidriks Saga: A Study in Germanic Heroic Legend. By WILLIAMJ. PAFF. Cambridge : Harvard University Press, Harvard Germanic Studies, Vol. 11, 1959. Pp. vi + 238. $6.00. PiBriks saga, which is one...

...GEORGE E. ROWE Copyright © 1989 by Duke University Press 1989 PRIVACY, VISION, AND GENDER IN SPENSER’S LEGEND OF COURTESY By GEORGEE. ROWE That the sixth book of The Faerie Queene ends in bitterness and cynicism few readers...

... Legend. By C. GRANTLOOMIS. Cambridge : The Medieval Academy of America, 1949. Pp. vi + 250. $5.00; to members of the Academy, $4.00. Students of saints’ legends have been looking forward for some years to the appearance of Professor Loomis’ book. They have known that he was making...

...HAAKON M. Chevalier Copyright © 1953 by Duke University Press 1953 ANDRE MALRAUX: THE LEGEND AND THE MAN By HAAKONM. CHEVALIER Professor W. M. Frohock’s Andrk Malraux and the Tragic Imagi- nation‘ is, as the publisher’s release announces, the first...

...Robert W. Ackerman Nathan Comfort Starr. Gainesville: University of Florida Press, 1954. Pp. xvii + 218. $4.50. cloth; $3.50, paper. Copyright © 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 REVIEWS King Arthur Today: The Arthurian Legend in English and Americair...

... the appeal of the book for the English lay reader. A. M. SAUERLANDER University of Washington The English Legend of Heinrich Hkne. By SOL LIPTZIN. New York: Bloch Publishing Co., 1954. Pp. ix + 191. $3.00. In reading and reviewing...

..., and it is evident from the subtitle, as well as from a special essay in the introduction, that Professor Zeydcl regards the Oedipus legend as all-important in the interpretation of both works, although neither of the original authors made refererice to Oedipus. With the exception of lines 1537-1738...

...Stanley Rypins REVIEWS The Legends of Ermanwic. By CAROLINEBRADY. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1943. Pp. x + 341. $3.00. Concerning Ermanaric (tca. A.D. 376), powerful king of the Ostrogoths, the residue of historical facts...

... stylistic criteria for determining Peele’s relationship to this play. J. LEEDSBARROLL University of Cincinnati Arthur of Albion: An Introduction to the Arthurian Literature and Legends of Englmd. By R. W. BARBER.With a foreword...

... Aeneas in Dares Phrygius. —Philip Sidney, A Defense of Poetry 13 See, for instance, Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey’s ( 1554 ) translation of only the Dido books of the Aeneid . 14 Aeneas appears in The House of Fame , 1.165–387, 427–67, and in “Legend of Dido,” in The Legend of Good...

... de mah, in Obras escogidas, I (Madrid, 1955), 558. G. M. MARTIN 585 that the continuity given to life by the growth of legend is one of the principal themes of this novel. Thus legends are one of the novel’s most important sources of unity...