Handbook of Universal Literature, From the Best and Latest AuthoritiesFront matterReading editionChapter navigation42 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPREFATORY NOTE TO THE REVISED EDITION.PREFACE.Introductory materialLIST OF AUTHORITIES.INTRODUCTION.CHINESE LITERATURE.JAPANESE LITERATURESANSKRIT LITERATURE.BABYLONIAN AND ASSYRIAN LITERATUREPHOENICIAN LITERATURE.SYRIAC LITERATURE.PERSIAN LITERATURE.HEBREW LITERATURE.EGYPTIAN LITERATURE.GREEK LITERATURE.GREEK LITERATURE. (continued 2)ROMAN LITERATURE.ROMAN LITERATURE. (continued 2)ARABIAN LITERATURE.ITALIAN LITERATURE.ITALIAN LITERATURE. (continued 2)FRENCH LITERATURE.FRENCH LITERATURE. (continued 2)SPANISH LITERATURE.SPANISH LITERATURE. (continued 2)PORTUGUESE LITERATURE.FINNISH LITERATURE.SLAVIC LITERATURES.RUSSIAN LITERATURE.THE SERVIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.THE BOHEMIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.THE POLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.ROUMANIAN LITERATURE.DUTCH LITERATURE.SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURE.GERMAN LITERATURE.GERMAN LITERATURE. (continued 2)ENGLISH LITERATURE.ENGLISH LITERATURE. (continued 2)AMERICAN LITERATURE.CONCLUSION.Beginning of this editionNext chapter →PREFATORY NOTE TO THE REVISED EDITION.All chapters and sections (42)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPREFATORY NOTE TO THE REVISED EDITION.PREFACE.Opening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsLIST OF AUTHORITIES.INTRODUCTION.CHINESE LITERATURE.JAPANESE LITERATURESANSKRIT LITERATURE.BABYLONIAN AND ASSYRIAN LITERATUREPHOENICIAN LITERATURE.SYRIAC LITERATURE.PERSIAN LITERATURE.HEBREW LITERATURE.EGYPTIAN LITERATURE.GREEK LITERATURE.GREEK LITERATURE. (continued 2)ROMAN LITERATURE.ROMAN LITERATURE. (continued 2)ARABIAN LITERATURE.ITALIAN LITERATURE.ITALIAN LITERATURE. (continued 2)FRENCH LITERATURE.FRENCH LITERATURE. (continued 2)SPANISH LITERATURE.SPANISH LITERATURE. (continued 2)PORTUGUESE LITERATURE.FINNISH LITERATURE.SLAVIC LITERATURES.RUSSIAN LITERATURE.THE SERVIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.THE BOHEMIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.THE POLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.ROUMANIAN LITERATURE.DUTCH LITERATURE.SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURE.GERMAN LITERATURE.GERMAN LITERATURE. (continued 2)ENGLISH LITERATURE.ENGLISH LITERATURE. (continued 2)AMERICAN LITERATURE.CONCLUSION.Produced by Anne Soulard, Tiffany Vergon◇and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team.◇HANDBOOK OF UNIVERSAL LITERATURE FROM THE BEST AND LATEST AUTHORITIESBY ANNE C. LYNCH BOTTAPREFATORY NOTE TO THE REVISED EDITION. →