BIBLIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM, THE CID.

Robert Southey's Chronicle of the Cid. . . . Appendix contains Poetry of

the Cid by J. H. Frere, 1808, new ed., 1845;

Matthew Arnold's Poem of the Cid, MacMillan, 1871, vol. xxiv., pp.

471-485;

George Dennio's The Cid: A short Chronicle founded on the early Poetry of

Spain, 1845;

Butler Clarke's The Cid (in his Spanish Literature, 1893, pp. 46-53);

E. E. Hale and Susan Hale's The Cid (in their Story of Spain, 1893, pp.

248-261);

Stanley Lane Poole's The Cid (in his Story of the Moors in Spain, 1891,

pp. 191-213);

Sismondi's Poem of the Cid (in his Literature of the South of Europe,

1884, vol. ii., pp. 95-140);

George Ticknor's Poem of the Cid (in his History of Spanish Literature,

ed. 6, 1893, vol. i., pp. 12-26);

W. T. Dobson's Classic Poets, (1879, pp. 35-138);

J. G. von Herder's Der Cid, nach spanischen Romanzen besungen (in his

works, 1852, vol. xiv.), translated.

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