THE STUDENT'S MANUAL
2. POETRY:
a. King Arthur, the Holy Grail and the Table Round: Arthur 114; Grail 790;
Idyls of the King 913; Round Table 1638; Tennyson 1891; Belli-cent 198; Camelot 314; Exealibur 640; Galahad 729; Ivaine 949; Launfal 1035; Lohengrin 1109; Merlin 1207; Parsifal 2033; Tristram 1943.
b. Ossian: 1397.
3. MYTHOLOGY: 1294; Druids 554; Fairy 646; Fenians 654; Mabll29; Madocll42;
Puck 1559.
4. CELTS: 357; legend 1049; romance 1628.
XXIII. ENGLISH.
GENERAL REFERENCES: 1088-92; England 615; English language 617; Great Britain 728; languages 1028; Ireland 937; Saxons 1685; Scotland 1708; Wales 2034. See, also, Celtic Literature.
1. EARLIEST WRITINGS: Alfred 47; alliteration 53; Anglo-Saxon 73; Roger
Bacon 154; ballad 161; Bede 190;' Beowulf 201; Csedmon 302; Caxton 354; Domesday Book 542; English 618; Robin Hood 884.
2. THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY:
a. Chaucer: 373; 1088; Becket 189; Canterbury 326; English 618; influence
of Italian and French literature 1088; Assembly of Fowls and Canterbury Tales 373; 1088; 618.
b. Wiclif: 2114; 1088; Bible 210; Vulgate 2030.
3. THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY: 1088; Malory 1152; Round Table 1638; Caxton
354.
4. THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY—RENASCENCE AND ELIZABETHAN AGE:
a. General References: 1088-9; drama 550; Elizabeth 611; Bible 210; Cover-
dale 469; Tindale 1915; essay 626; poetry 1509; sonnet 1781.
b. Birth of English Drama: 1089; Marlowe 1174; Shakespeare 1733.
c. Poetry: 1088; 618.
(1) Spenser: 1796; 1088.
(2) Shakespeare: 1733; 1089; sonnet 1781; As you Like It 129;
Hamlet 831; King Lear 1004; Macbeth li.30; Merchant oj Venice 1206; Midsummer Night's Dream 1222; Othello 1399; Portia 1531; Romeo and Juliet 1630; The Tempest 1886; The Winter's Tale 2097; Stratford-on-Avon 1836.
(3) Other Poets: Beaumont 187; Daniel 1088; Drayton 1088;
Fletcher 1089; Greene 1089; Jonson 978, 1089; Peele 1089; Surrey 1851; Sackville 1088; Sidney 1752; Watson 1089, 2055; Wyatt 2114.
d. Prose: Ascham 117; Bacon 154; essay 626; 1089; philosophy 1472; W.
Gilbert 766; Hakluyt 825; Hooker 884; Knox 1008; Lyly 1089; Thomas More 1261; 1088; Utopia 1996; Raleigh 1583; Sidney 1752; Tindale 1915.
5. THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY:
a. Poetry: 1089; poetry 1509; sonnet 1781; Milton 1228; Comus 438; Para-
dise Lost 1418; Puritans 1564; Dryden 555; Cowley 469; Herbert 867; Lovelace 1089; Waller 1089.
b. Prose:
(1) General References: 1089; legend 1048; novel 1363; philoso-
phy 1471; romance 1628; science 1706.
(2) Authors: Baxter 184: Bunyan 290: Pilgrim's Progress 1490;
Clarendon 404: Hobbes 1089; Leigrhton 1051; Locke 1106; Newton 1344; Penn 1446; Pepys 1451; Jeremy Taylor 1876; Walton 2040.
6. THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY (the Queen Anne Age and the Georgian Era):
a. Poetry: Pope 1527; Akenside 35; Burns 293; Collins 425; Cowper 470; Gay 741; Goldsmith 778; Vicar of Wakefteld 2018; Johnson 976;
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