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Tillo (A.) Die deutschen Volkslieder von Dr. Faust. (Halle.) vo. pp. viii, 207.
Trede (Th.) Das Heidenthum in der römischen Kirche Bilder aus dem religiösen und sittlich. Leben Suditaliens. (Gotha.) Part
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JOURNALS.
1890, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.
[Arranged alphabetically under each language. Numbers not noticed in the present list will be given in the next.]
The American Anthropologist, July. Garrick Mattery, Customs of Courtesy. W. H. Holmes, A West Virginian Rock Shelter. F. Webb Hodge, A Zuñi Foot-Race. John Murdoch, The History of “Throwing-Stick” which drifted from Alaska to Greenland. A. F. Chamberlain, Notes on Indian Child-Language. W. J. Hoffman, Mythology of the Menomoni Indians. James Mooney, Notes on the Cosumnes Tribes of California. J. Owen Dorsey, Indian Personal Names. T. H. Lewis, Stone Monuments in North-western Iowa and South-western Minnesota. R. Fletcher, Quarterly Bibliography of Anthropologic Literature.
The American Antiquarian and Oriental Journal, May. S. D. Peet, The Sacred Enclosures of Ohio. Silas Rand, The Coming of the White Man Revealed; Dream of the White Robe and Floating Island. Silas Rand, The Beautiful Bride. M. Eels, Myths of the Puget Sound Indians.
Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, April. W. Simpson, The Trisula Symbol. J. F. Hewitt, Essay on the Pre-Vedic History of India, and the identity of the Early Mythologies of Europe and Asia, founded on a Study of the Brāhmanas and of Sacrificial Observances.
Journal of American Folk-Lore, July-Sept. Horatio Hale, “Above” and “Below”. Stewart Culin, Customs of the Chinese in America. Louis Pendleton, Notes on Negro Folk-lore and Witchcraft in the South. W. W. Newell, The Symbolism of Backgammon. John G. Bourke, Notes on Apache Mythology. Mrs. W. Wallace Brown, Wa-ba-ba-nal, or Northern Lights. Francis La Flesche, The Omaha Buffalo Medicine-Men. H. Carrington Bolton, Gombay, a Festal Rite of Bermudan
