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Discusses the question whether Dante places Ugolino and Ruggieri in Antenora or Tolomea. Miagostovich, Vincenzo. Da uno studio sul Covito [sic] di Dante; framenti. (In [SABALICH, G., editor]. Pro-patria, [1888], 4°, pp. 24-26.) Dn. 136.4.5 Pasqualigo, Francesco. Cose dantesche. "Voglia assoluta" e "altra." [Parad. iv. 109114. Roma. 1889.] 8°. pp. 6. Dn. 140.2.2 "Estratto dal giornale, L'istruzione, anno ii. num. 8." Passavalli, Ignazio. Voci dal Trentino; prose scelte. Milano. 1889. 8°. IV. 3179 Contents:-La trentina letteratura nella prima metà del decimonono secolo. - Sulla necessità della popolare educazione nel Trentino. Cenni critici sugli Scrittori et artisti trentini del signor Francesco Ambrosi. - Dante e il Trentino; osservazioni su tre passi della Divina commedia [Inf. xii. 4-10; xv. 4-9; xx. 61-63]. - Cenni critici sulle poesie del prof. Vincenzo De Castro. - La prima recita della "Francesca da Rimini" a Trento. Puccianti, Giuseppe. Il "greve tuono" dantesco [Inf. iv. 2]. Lettera aperta al prof. Alfredo della Pura. Dn. 140.23 Newsp. cutting from Fanfulla della domenica, 6 feb. 1887. Scolari, Filippo. Sopra lo stato presente della letteratura dantesca. Lettera critica al prof. David Farabulini. (With) Elenco di alquante pubblicazioni dantesche o contemporanee o posteriori al centenario celebrato in Firenze nel settembre del 1865. Roma. 1870. 8°. pp. 40. Dn. 571.6 Reviews, at some length, L. C. Ferrucci's Scala di vita. Thoma, Albrecht. Dante und Johannes. [Berlin. 1886.] 4. col. (6). Dn. 219.1 Protestantische kirchenzeitung für das evangelische Deutschland, 14. april, 1886; nr. 15, col. 329-334. FROM THE RECORDS OF THE OVERSEERS. SPECIAL MEETING OF FEBRUARY 26, 1890. - The Hon. CHARLES R. CODMAN, President, in the chair. The reports of Committees on the Bussey Institution and on the Chemical Laboratory were presented, and the Rules and By-Laws of the Board were amended. Petitions from the Faculty and certain alumni of the Divinity School, in regard to voting for Overseers, were presented and referred to a special committee consisting of Messrs. SHATTUCK, WETMORE, and WALCOTT. SPECIAL MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1890. The Hon. CHARLES R. CODMAN, President, in the chair. The report of the Committee on the Revision of the Rules and By-Laws was presented and laid over under the rules. Voted, to concur with the President and Fellows in reappointing H. W. CHAPLIN, A.M., Lecturer on Criminal Law for the year 1890-91. Reports of the Committee on the petitions in regard to voting for Overseers by graduates of the professional schools were presented. The Committee to visit the Museum of Comparative Zoology for 1888-89 presented a report, which was laid over under the rules of the Board. W. S. DEXTER was appointed a member of the Committee to visit the Spanish department in place of C. O. FOSTER, declined. The report of the Committee on the Chemical Laboratory was referred to the Committee on Reports and Resolutions. A resolution in favor of printing the Commencement Programmes and Diplomas in English was considered and rejected. MEETING OF APRIL 9, 1890. The Hon. CHARLES R. CODMAN, President, in the chair. Voted, to concur with the President and Fellows in electing JEREMIAH SMITH, A.M., LL.D., Story Professor of Law, to serve from September 1, 1890. The Committee on Reports and Resolutions returned the report of the Committee on the Chemical Laboratory with a recommendation that the historical account of the Laboratory be printed for the use of the Board. The report of the Committee on the Museum of Comparative Zoology was returned, with a recommendation that it be printed. The report of the majority of the Committee upon extending the right of voting for Overseers was adopted: "that there is not at present any sufficient reason for making an appeal to the Legislature for an extension of the suffrage." SPECIAL MEETING OF APRIL 16, 1890. The consideration of questions regarding changes in the Statutes of the University on the requirement for the degree of A.B. was referred to Messrs. HODGES, PUTNAM, and WALCOTT. The report of the Committee to visit the Veterinary School was presented and laid over under the rules. ADJOURNED MEETING OF APRIL 29, 1890. The Hon. CHARLES R. CODMAN, President, in the chair. Voted, to concur with the President and Fellows in appointing JOSEPH HENRY BEALE, LL.B., A.Μ., Lecturer on the Law of Damages for 1890-91. A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER. BY ALFRED CLAGHORN POTTER. The source from which the titles in the following list are taken is, in most cases, indicated by letters following the title. Books contained in either the Harvard College Library or the Boston Public Library, I have examined personally and quote the titles from the books themselves. The arrangement of the bibliography follows: I. Complete works; II. Selections; III. Separate plays (arranged alphabetically); IV. Poems; V. Works on Beaumont and Fletcher. Comedies and tragedies written by Francis Beavmont and Iohn Fletcher, Gentlemen. Never printed before, and now published by the authours originall copies. Si quid habent veri Vatum præsagia, vivam. London, printed for Humphrey Robinson, at the Three Pidgeons, and for Humphrey Moseley at the Princes Arms in St. Pauls church-yard. 1647. fo HC, BPL. Collation:- A-Ffffff 2. For a full collation see the Huth catalogue. Contents: - Portrait of Fletcher, Dedication to Philip, earle of Pembroke and Montgomery, etc., f. 1; To the reader (by Shirley), f. 1; The stationer to the readers, f. 1; Poems, ff. 21 and 1 p.; A catalogue of all the comedies and tragedies contained in this booke, 1-p.; The mad lover, pp. 1-23; The Spanish curat, pp. 25-50; The little French lawyer, pp. 51-75; The custome of the countrey, pp. 1-25; The noble gentleman, pp. 27-46; The captaine, pp. 47-73; Beggars bvsh, pp. 75-96; The coxcombe, pp. 97-119; The false one, pp. 121-143; The chances, pp. 1-21; The loyal svbiect, pp. 23-50; The lawes of Candy, pp. 51-69; The lovers progress, pp. 71-94; The island princesse, pp. 95-119; The humorous lieutenant, pp. 121-147: The nice valovr; or, The passionate madman, pp. 149-165; M. Francis Beaumont's letter to Ben Johnson, f. 1; The maid in the mill, pp. 1-23; The prophetesse, pp. 25-46; The tragedie of Bonduca, pp. 47-71; The sea-voyage, pp. 1-19; The double marriage, pp. 21-46; The pilgrim, pp. 47-69; The knight of Malta, pp. 71-95; The womans prize; or, The tamer tamed, pp. 97-123; Love's cure; or, The martial maid, pp. 125-143 [147]; The honest mans fortune, pp. 149-172; The queene of Corinth, pp. 1-23; Women pleas'd, pp. 25–46; A wife for a moneth, pp. 47-68; Wit at severall weapons, pp. 69-92; The tragedie of Valentinian, pp. 1-28; The faire maide of the inne, pp. 29-50 [52]; Loves pilgrimage, pp. 1-26; The maske of the gentlemen of Grayes-inne, and the Innertemple, p. 27-28; Fovr playes, or morall representations, in one, p. 25 [29]-48. The portrait is by Wm. Marshall, and is repeated in the second folio. This first folio is not rare, generally selling for from $5 to $15. Fifty comedies and tragedies. Written by Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher, Gentlemen. All in one volume. Published by the authors original copies, the songs to each play being added. Si |