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Folk-lore Bibliography.
PERIODICALS.
Academy, Jan. 3, 10, 17. I. Gollancz and J. Jacobs, "Widershins"
Asiatic Quarterly, Jan. The Raja of Jasin, Legends and Songs of Chitral.
Athenæum, Feb. 7. W. A. Clouston, Source of Man and Unicorn parable in Barlaam and Joasaph.
Church Times, various Nos., Jan. and Feb. 1891. "Peter Lombard," in "Varia", discusses items of Folk-lore.
Classical Review, v, i, 2 (Feb. 1891). J. G. Fraser, Swallows in the House.
Journal of the Gypsy-Lore Society, ii, 5 (Jan.). K. Meyer, On the Irish Origin and the Age of Shelta. Isid. Kopernicki, Polish Gypsy Folk-tales. Bu Bacchar, Gypsy Acrobats in Ancient Africa.
Maryport News, Dec. 13. Lecture on Folk-lore.
Nature, Dec. 11, 1890. H. W. Henshaw, Who are the American Indians?
Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archaeology, xiii, i (Nov. 1890). P. le Page Renouf, Nile Mythology.—Feb. 1891. F. L. Griffith, The Proverbs of Ptah-Hotep.
West Cumberland Times, Dec. 13. Report of Lecture on Cumberland Folk-lore.
Mélusine, v, 7. H. Gaidoz, La fée Melusine à Luxembourg. La lecture de la pensée. La chanson du Petit Jean. Les rites de la construction. Les Aqueducs. Le digues. Oblations à la mer. Le suicide. F. S. Krauss, L'opération d'Esculape. J. Tuchmann, La fascination (suite). E. Ernault, Chansons populaires de la Basse Bretagne: xxv, Le passage de la Ligne.
Revue Celtique, xii, i. Whitley Stokes, The Second Battle of Moytura (text and translation of one of the most important texts of the Irish mythological cycle).
Revue des Traditions Populaires, 1890, 12. Ch. Hardouin, Traditions et superstitions siamoises (suite): iv, Contes et Légendes; v, Histoires de revenants et de sorciers. C. Rubbens, Préjugés en Louisiane. J. Tiersot, La Fille déguisée en dragon, chanson du Morvan. D. Bourchenin, Coutumes de mariage (suite): vii, Une noce en Béarn. P. Sébillot, Les Traditions populaires et les
