James, Henry, 22-7
Jones, Dr. Ernest, 189
Jonson, Ben, 98
Jowett, B., 67
Joyce, James, 47, 207
Jung, Professor, 185, 189
Juvenal, 198
Kautsky, K., 33
Kipling, Rudyard, 178
_Kossovo: Heroic Songs of the Serbs_ (Rootham), 171
Landor, W. S., 15
Lawrence, D. H., 23
_Lay Sermons_ (Coleridge), 35
_Leaves of Grass_ (Whitman), 204
Leuba, Professor, 114
Levy, Dr. Oscar, 40
Lewis, Wyndham, 47, 52
_Little Review, The_, 22, 47, 52, 63, 207
_Lockhart’s Life of Scott_, 16
_London Mercury, The_, 152, 176
Lovett, R. A., 205
_Lycidas_, 178
Lyttelton, Dr., 17
Macan, Dr., 90
Mackenna, Stephen, 29
_Mahabharata, The_, 30, 135, 168, 195
_Manchester Guardian, The_, 193
Mann, Henry, 156
Martyn, Edward, 77
Marx, Karl, 33, 161-7
Mayne, Ethel Coburn, 22
Mead, G. R. S., 68, 112, 185
Menger, Dr., 162
Meredith, George, 20, 168, 178
_Middle Years, The_ (Henry James), 24
Mitchel, John, 166
Moore, T. Sturge, 211
Morris, William, 167
_New Age, The_, 86
Newman, Henry, 155
Nietzsche, Friedrich, 30, 37-41, 53, 55, 133
O’Grady, Standish, 79-81
Oulsham, H. Y., 192
Patanjali, 132, 188
Pater, Walter, 195
Pericles, 66
Plato, 130, 209
Plotinus, 29
_Poems and Prose_ (Dowson), 173
_Pot-boilers_ (Clive Bell), 70
Pound, Ezra, 15, 49, 52-63, 104, 207
_Pound, Ezra: His Metric and Poetry_, 57
Propertius, 49
_Psycho-Analysis_ (Dr. Ernest Jones), 189
_Queen’s College Miscellany, A_, 195
_Quest, The_, 68, 111
Rahilly, Professor A., 162
Randall, A. E., 112
Richardson, Samuel, 139
Rootham, Helen, 171
Rosebery, Lord, 68
Rousseau, J. J., 38
Rudmose-Brown, Professor, 73
Russell, Bertrand, 34
_Sayings and Stories_ (Hoare), 179
Sedlák, Francis, 35
_Selected Essays and Passages_ (Standish O’Grady), 80
_Sentiments de Critias, Les_ (Benda), 81
_Sentimental Journey, A_ (Sterne), 92
Shakespeare, 60, 91, 151, 154
Shankara, 30
Shaw, G. Bernard, 82
_Song of Songs_, 172
Soundy, W. Mattingly, 64
_Spectator, The_, 211
Squire, J. C., 152
Stendhal, 95
Sterne, Laurence, 92
Stewart, Herbert, 36
Strachey, Lytton, 63
Swift, Benjamin, 95, 198
Symons, Arthur, 115, 173
Thompson, William, 162
Thoreau, H. D., 74
_Times, The_, 45, 145, 153
_Times Literary Supplement, The_, 143, 160, 209
_Tom Jones_ (Fielding), 140
Turgenev, 27
Twain, Mark, 204
Tweed, John, 45
_Ulysses_ (Joyce), 47, 207
Vannier, M., 65
Vaughan, Henry, 184
_Venture, The_, 175
Voltaire, 211
Vyasa, 30
Walpole, Horace, 103
Wells, H. G., 36
Whitman, Walt, 38, 202
_Whitman’s Love Affairs_ (Holloway), 202
Wilde, Oscar, 55
Wordsworth, William, 119
Yeats, W. B., 134
_Yellow Book, The_, 23
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