W H D Rouse
Biographic Data
| ID | 1509629 |
|---|---|
| NAME | W H D Rouse |
| GIVEN NAMES | W H D |
| FAMILY NAME | Rouse |
| SIGNATURE | ROUSE W H D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Mortimer Surgery |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 41 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 40 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1890 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Apuleius
"These rhetorical texts by Apuleius, second-century Latin writer and author of the famous novel Metamorphoses or Golden Ass, have not been translated in English since 1909. They are some of the very few Latin speeches surviving from their period, and constitute important evidence for Latin and Roman North African social and intellectual culture in the second century A.D. They are the work of a talented writer who is being increasingly viewed as t…
Great dialogues of plato
A translation of the complete texts of "The Republic," "The Apology," "Crito," "Phaido," "Ion," "Meno," and "Symposium" reveals the genius of Plato as he struggled with education, justice, the "philosopher king," and utopian visions of society
The First Triad of Nemean I
The general theme of the ode, is labour leading to peace and happiness: Rest is the first word, Home is the last, and between we have the Labours of Heracles indicated by a specimen, his earliest feat of prowess. The poet need not give a complete catalogue of the labours, which every child knew by heart; nor need he give any special one, such as the Nemean Lion: he gives the first, and leaves the etcetera to take care of itself. And by this choic…
Scraps of English Folklore, XX Cambridgeshire
De Rerum Natura
The Two Burials in Antigone
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Greek and Latin Inscriptions in Syria - Greek and Latin Inscriptions in Syria
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The Twenty-Ninth Annual Report of the Council
Presidential Address
The Peshawar Vase
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The use of the Passive Gerund in Sanskrit
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The Twenty-Eighth Annual Report of the Council
The Twenty-Seventh Annual Report of the Council
Correspondence.
Correspondence.
Correspondence.
Correspondence.
Correspondence.
Correspondence.
Christmas Mummers at Rugby
Folklore from the Southern Sporade
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Art. XXVIII.—A Modern Parallel to the Culla-Paduma Jataka (193)
[Mr. W. Crooke, late of Mirzapur, and Editor of North Indian Notes and Queries , kindly gave me the notes of the following story as told by the Brahman. In his version the story is much shortened, the Iguana episode does not occur, and the finale is different. But this story is more dramatic than the Jataka, and it is not improbable that here we have a version nearer than that is to the original.]
Fairy Gold
Kuranda
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Shah Daulah's Rats.”
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Apuleius
"These rhetorical texts by Apuleius, second-century Latin writer and author of the famous novel Metamorphoses or Golden Ass, have not been translated in English since 1909. They are some of the very few Latin speeches surviving from their period, and constitute important evidence for Latin and Roman North African social and intellectual culture in the second century A.D. They are the work of a talented writer who is being increasingly viewed as t…
The Two Burials in Antigone
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The Twenty-Ninth Annual Report of the Council
The Twenty-Seventh Annual Report of the Council
Notes from Syria
An Unpublished Scottish Lullaby
Religious Tableaux In Italian Churches, with some notes on votive offerings
Presidential Address
The Twenty-Eighth Annual Report of the Council
Folklore from the Southern Sporade
They also avpovaiv els rb arbfia r£>v itmbluv
Lesbos
In this paper I propose, not to give the history of Lesbos, for which the curious may consult well-known books; nor to offer new geographical details, for which I am not qualified; but merely to recount my impressions of the island, its scenery, products, and people; to mention such remains of antiquity as can still be seen there; and, finally, a few interesting relics of ancient custom which the people to this day observe. In shape, the island r…
Miscellanea
Folk-Lore Miscellanea
Folk-Lore Miscellanea
Miscellanea
May-Day in Cheltenham
An Unpublished Scottish Lullaby
Folk-lore Items from North Indian Notes and Queries (vol. iii), July-September, 1893
Folk-lore Items from North Indian Notes and Queries , vol. iii
Česky Lid ( Bohemian Folk-Lore Journal ), November 1893
Italian Votive Offerings
A very pretty custom of ancient Greece and Rome was the laying of votive offerings before the shrines of their gods. This is found amongst all ancient nations and most modern ones; but it is amongst the Greeks and Romans that it was commonest. Every crisis of life-birth, marriage, and death, sickness and safety-served as the occasion for some offering. It is not now my idea to deal with the ancient practice-that I hope to do on another opportunit…
Religious Tableaux In Italian Churches, with some notes on votive offerings
Folklore Items from North Indian N. & Q., Vol. IV
Notes from Syria
Some Scottish Folklore of the Child and the Human Body
(1895). Some Scottish Folklore of the Child and the Human Body. Folklore: Vol. 6, No. 4, pp. 394-411
Kuranda
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Shah Daulah's Rats.”
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Lesbos
In this paper I propose, not to give the history of Lesbos, for which the curious may consult well-known books; nor to offer new geographical details, for which I am not qualified; but merely to recount my impressions of the island, its scenery, products, and people; to mention such remains of antiquity as can still be seen there; and, finally, a few interesting relics of ancient custom which the people to this day observe. In shape, the island r…
Folklore Firstfruits from Lesbos
Art. XXVIII.—A Modern Parallel to the Culla-Paduma Jataka (193)
[Mr. W. Crooke, late of Mirzapur, and Editor of North Indian Notes and Queries , kindly gave me the notes of the following story as told by the Brahman. In his version the story is much shortened, the Iguana episode does not occur, and the finale is different. But this story is more dramatic than the Jataka, and it is not improbable that here we have a version nearer than that is to the original.]
Fairy Gold
Christmas Mummers at Rugby
Folklore from the Southern Sporade
They also avpovaiv els rb arbfia r£>v itmbluv
Correspondence.
Correspondence.
Correspondence.
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