LITERATURE
I. GENERAL DIVISIONS.
1. POETRY: 1509; ballad 161; burlesque 291; drama 550, 1238, 1368, 1509, 1898;
epic 1509; lyric 1509; sonnet 1510, 1781.
2. FICTION: legend 1049; mythology 1294; novel 1363; romance 1628.
3. BELLES-LETTRES (criticism, essays, humor and letters): aesthetics 21;
essay, 626; letters 1058.
4. HISTORY: 876.
5. PHILOSOPHY: 1471.
6. SCIENCE: 1706.
II. CHINESE.
1. ITS EXTENT: 1080.
2. OF WHAT IT CONSISTS: 1080.
3. CONFUCIUS AND HIS WRITINGS: 441; 1080.
4. THE CHINESE VIEW OF THEM: Chinese Empire 390; 441; 1080.
III. SANSKRIT AND HINDU.
1. THE CHARACTER OF THE IMPORTANT WRITINGS: 1080, 199; Bengali 199;
India 918.
2. THE VEDAS: 2007.
3. HINDU LITERATURE THE SOURCE OF MANY OF OUR STORIES: Folklore
688; mythology 1214; Indo-European 923.
4. THE GREAT EPICS: Mahabharata 1080; Ramayana 1080, 1584.
5. HINDU DRAMA: 1080.
IV. BABYLONIAN.
1. ITS ANTIQUITY: 152; Assyria 125.
2. ITS FORM OF WRITING: Cuneiform 486.
3. ITS GREATEST BOOK: 1080.
4. LIBRARIES: 1063.
V. ASSYRIAN.
1. TIME OF THE ASSYRIANS: 125.
2. RECOVERY OF THIS LOST LITERATURE: Layard 1040; Nineveh and Nippur
1352.
3. ASURBANIPAL'S LIBRARY AT NINEVEH: 1063, 1080, 1352.
4. ASSYRIAN POEMS AND LEGENDS: 1081
5. THE CREATION AND THE FLOOD IN ASSYRIAN LITERATURE: 1081;
deluge 518.
VI. PHOENICIAN.
1. THE PHOENICIAN CONTRIBUTION: means of writing 2113.
2. HANNO'S PERIPLUS: 830; 1081.
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