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The Oriental tale in England in the eighteenth century

Note 217 — Chapter IV · THE SATIRIC GROUP

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Cf. note on this Letter in Dobson’s edition of The Citizen of the World (op. cit., p. 182, n.); W. Seele: Voltaire’s Zadig (op. cit., p. 128); and K. Campbell: The Seven Sages of Rome ... Boston, 1907, Introduction, pp. ci-cviii, which gives seventy-six derivates and analogues of the story known as Vidua, of which The Matron of Ephesus is the most famous version.

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