INDEX TO VOLUME LIII (19—9 10991 ) Page numbers in italics denote illustrations. Adler, Elmer. See Strauss, Ronald Scott. Carsley, Catherine A., “Devotion to the “The Adventures of the Lion Knight: Holy Name: Late Medieval Piety in Story and Picture in the Princeton England,” Winter, 157-172. Yvain,” by James A. Rushing, Jr., Au- Catherwood, Frederick, Winter, 225- tumn, 31—49. 227; Spring, 242, 251, 254, 258, 261. Aerial reconnaissance, Winter, 221, “Celestial Eyes: From Metamorphosis to 233-234. Masterpiece,” by Charles Scribner “Alfred Jacob Miller’s The Indian Guide,” III, Winter, 141-156. by Ron Tyler, Spring, 310—320. “Charlotte Smith’s Letters and the Prac- “An Alternate Source of (Creative) En- tice of Self-Presentation,” by Sarah ergy,” by Ronald Scott Strauss, Win- Zimmerman, Autumn, 50-77. ter, 227—229. Le Chevalier au lion, Autumn, 31—49. “America’s Egypt: John Lioyd Stephens Chilam Balam of Nah, Book of, Spring, and the Discovery of the Maya,” by 287-296. Richard Preston, Spring, 243-263. Clark, Alexander P., “John Frederick Astronomical observatory, Autumn, 917. Mason, 1913-1991,” Autumn, 79- 81. Codex Pérez, Spring, 297-309. B Collectors’ Choice, Autumn, 130—131. Beerbohm, Max, Autumn, 130-131. Conch shell, Maya, Spring, 345-348. Bennett, Barbara, “The Melvin Adams Cover Note, Autumn, 130—131; Winter, Hall Papers,” Winter, 217-225. 233-234; Spring, 345-348. Book of Chilam Balam of Nah, Spring, Cugat, Francis, Winter, 141-156. 287-296. Brahe, Tycho, Autumn, 91. Burkhart, Louise M., “A Nahuatl Reli- D gious Drama from Sixteenth-Century “Devotion to the Holy Name: Late Me- Mexico,” Spring, 264—286. dieval Piety in England,” by Cath- Bush, Alfred L., “Cover Note,” Spring, 345-348. erine A. Carsley, Winter, 157-172. C E Carlisle, Scott, “The Freneau Family Bi- Eccles, Viscountess (Mary Hyde), ble,” Spring, 331—334- Spring, 335-344, 336. Carrillo y Ancona, Crescencio, Spring, Eddy, William Alfred, Winter, 200—216, 297-309. 234- Edouart, Auguste, “Sir Walter Scott in K His Study,” Autumn, 108. Kitchener, Lord, 176. See also Tignor, Egypt, Winter, 173-199. Robert L. “An Exhibition of Historic Maps,” Spring, 323-324. L F Lasner, Mark Samuels, Autumn, 130. Lee, Ivy L, Spring, 321-323. Fenollosa, Ernest, Autumn, 9-16. Levy, Brooks, “Pieces of Silver,” Winter, Fitzgerald, F. Scott, Winter, 141-156, 230-232. 233- Library Notes, Autumn, 78-81; Winter, Forsyth, G. Allan, Spring, 326-331. 217-229; Spring, 321-325. “The Freneau Family Bible,” by Scott Lion Knight, Autumn, 31—49. Carlisle, Spring, 331—334- Litz, A. Walton, “A New Acquisition: Freneau, Philip, Spring, 331-334. Papers of Frnest Fenollosa and Ezra Friends of the Library, Autumn, 125- Pound Relating to the NO Drama,” 129; Spring, 335-344. Autumn, g-11. Ludwig, Richard M., “Hemingway, G Weekes, and Forsyth,” Spring, 326— $31. Garrett 125 (Chrétien de Troyes, Le Lummis, Charles Fletcher, “Spring Foot Chevalier au lion), Autumn, 31—49. Races, Pueblo of Isleta,’ Autumn, “Ghost of a Flea,” Autumn, 95. rr7. The Great Gatsby, Winter, 141-156. M H “Maintaining the Empire: General Sir Hall, Melvin Adams, Winter, 217-225, John Maxwell and Egypt during 233-234. World War I,” by Robert L. Tignor, Hamilton, Ian, Winter, 188. Winter, 173-199. “Hemingway, Weekes, and Forsyth,” by “The Many Lives of William Alfred Richard M. Ludwig, Spring, 326— Eddy,” by C. A. Prettiman, Winter, 331. 200-2 16. Holden, Arthur C., Autumn, 127-128. Maps, exhibition of, Spring, 323-324. Hyde, Mary (Viscountess Eccles), Marks, Patricia H., “Cover Note,” Au- Spring, 335-344, 336. tumn, 130—131; Winter, 233-234. Mason, John Frederick, 79-81. I Maxwell, General Sir John, Winter, 173-199, 233—234- Ibn Saud (King of Saudi Arabia), Win- Maya: conch shell, Spring, 345-348; ter, 200, 201, 210. and Frederick Catherwood, Winter, Idris, al-Sayyid Muhammad, Winter, 225-227; Spring, 245, 250, 260, 262; 196. and John Lloyd Stephens, Spring, “Images of Princeton, 1890 — 1935,” by 243-263. See also Stuart, George E.; Ben Primer, Spring, 324-325. Miller, Jeffery H. in our time, by Ernest Hemingway, “The Melvin Adams Hall Papers,” by Spring, 326-331. Barbara Bennett, Winter, 217-225. Isleta, Pueblo of, Autumn, 177. Mercy-seat, Winter, 156. “The Ivy L. Lee Papers,” by Ben Pri- Mexico, Winter, 225-227; Spring, 243— mer, Spring, 321-323. 309, 345-348. Miller, Alfred Jacob, Spring, 310-320; J Indian Guide, Spring, 319; The Indian Guide, Spring, after 314; The Rende- Japanese no drama, Autumn, 9-30. vous, Spring, 312. Johnson, Samuel, Spring, 335-344. Miller, Jeffrey H., “The Princeton Co- 350 dex of the Book of Chilam Balam of Princeton MS 126 (a Medieval prayer- Nah,” Spring, 287-296. roll), Winter, 157-172. Miner, Earl, “Pound and Fenollosa Pa- Princeton University, Spring, 324-325. pers Relating to N6,” Autumn, 12- 16. R N Redford, Bruce, Spring, 335-344, 336. Robb, Matthew, “Frederick Cather- Naguib, General Mohammed, Winter, wood’s ‘Views of Ancient Monu- 209. ments, ” Winter, 225-227. “A Nahuatl Religious Drama from Six- Robertson, David A., Spring, 336. teenth-Century Mexico,” by Louise Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, Winter, M. Burkhart, Spring, 264-286. 200, 201, 210. “A New Acquisition: Papers of Ernest Rushing, James A., Jr., “The Adven- Fenollosa and Ezra Pound Relating to tures of the Lion Knight: Story and the NO Drama,” by A. Walton Litz, Picture in the Princeton Yvain,” Au- Autumn, 9-11. tumn, 31—49. New and Notable, Autumn, 82-124; Winter, 230-232; Spring, 326-334. No drama, Autumn, 9-30. S Numismatics Collection, Autumn, 113- 114; Winter, 230-232. Scribner, Charles, II1, “Celestial Eyes: From Metamorphosis to Master- piece,” Winter, 141-156. P Scribner’s Magazine, Winter, 233-234. Shakespear, Dorothy, Autumn, 8. Pavis, Georges, Winter, 234. al-Sharif, al-Sayyid Ahmad, Winter, Pérez, Juan Pio, Spring, 297-309. 192. “Pieces ot Silver,” by Brooks Levy, Win- Smith, Charlotte, Autumn, 50-77. ter, 230-232. “Spring Foot Races, Pueblo of Isleta,” Pound, Ezra, Autumn, g—16; “Affirma- by Charles Fletcher Lummis, Au- tions VI: The ‘Image’ and the Japa- tumn, 1177. nese Classical Stage,” Autumn, 17- Stephens, John Lloyd, Winter, 2255— - 30. 227; Spring, 243-263. “Pound and Fenollosa Papers Relating Strauss, Ronald Scott, “An Alternate to NO,” by Earl Miner, Autumn, 12— Source of (Creative) Energy,” Winter, 16. 227-229. Prayer-roll, Winter, 157-172. Stuart, George E., “The Princeton Man- Preston, Richard, “America’s Egypt: uscript of the Codex Pérez,” Spring, John Lloyd Stephens and the Discov- 297-309. ery of the Maya,” Spring, 243-263. Prettiman, C. A., “The Many Lives of William Alfred Eddy,” Winter, 200— T 216. Primer, Ben, “An Essential Archive,” Talbert, Anna C., Winter, 234. Autumn, 78-79; “Images of Prince- Tetradrachms of Tyre, Winter, 230— ton, 1890— 1935,” Spring, 324-325; 232. “The Ivy L. Lee Papers,” Spring, Tignor, Robert L., “Maintaining the $2 1-325. Empire: General Sir John Maxwell “The Princeton Codex of the Book of and Egypt during World War I,” Chilam Balam of Nah,” by Jeffrey H. Winter, 173-199. Miller, Spring, 287—296. Trinity Mercy-seat, Winter, 156. “The Princeton Manuscript of the Co- Troyes, Chrétien de, Autumn, 31—49. dex Pérez,” by George E. Stuart, Tyler, Ron, “Alfred Jacob Miller’s The Spring, 297-309. Indian Guide,” Spring, 310-320. W ys Weekes, Hobart Godfrey, Spring, 326— Zimmerman, Sarah, “Charlotte Smith’s 331. Letters and the Practice of Self-Pre- sentation,” Autumn, 50-77. Y Yvain, Autumn, 31—49. ty So eae e at e e Saab N a T "