| Petrarch, J. F. Bingham |
| Petronella (Poem), Gower |
| Petronius, H. W. Preston |
| Phædo, Plato |
| Phædrus, Plato |
| Phantom or Fact? (Poem), Coleridge |
| Phèdre, Racine |
| Phenomenology of Spirit, Hegel |
| Phidias, Pliny the Elder (Natural History) |
| Philaster; or, Love Lies A-Bleeding, Beaumont and Fletcher |
| Philemon, Menander and the Lost Attic Comedy, W. C. Lawton |
| Philina’s Song (Poem), Goethe |
| Philip, My King (Poem), Craik |
| — II., History of, Prescott |
| — Van Artevelde, Henry Taylor |
| Philistine of Berlin, The, Heine (Italy) |
| Phillips, Stephen, Brooks Henderson |
| — Wendell, G. W. Smalley |
| Philoctetes, Sophocles |
| Philomela’s Ode (Poem), Greene |
| Philosophical Dictionary, Voltaire |
| Philosophy. See also Conduct of Life; Maxims; Religion. |
| Alcuin: Disputation between Pepin the most Noble and Royal Youth and Albinus the Scholastic |
| Aristotle: On the Soul, On Philosophy, On Essences |
| Averroës |
| Balfour: Defense of Philosophic Doubt, Foundations of Belief |
| Bentham: On the Principle of Utility |
| Bergson: Creative Evolution, Bergson’s Philosophy |
| Berkeley |
| Boethius: Of the Greatest Good |
| Buckle: Moral versus Intellectual Principles in Human Progress |
| Burton, Robert: Melancholy |
| Bushnell: Work and Play |
| Carlyle: Labor, The World in Clothes |
| Chinese: Maxims |
| Comte: The Evolution of Belief, The Study of Law Substituted for that of Causes, Subjection of Self-Love to Social Love, The Cultus of Humanity, The Domination of the Dead, The Worship of Woman |
| Croce: What is Art? |
| Cousin: Pascal’s Skepticism |
| Descartes: Logical Thought, A Method of Inquiry |
| Desjardins: The Present Duty |
| Edwards: The Idea of Nothing, Action and Agency |
| Epictetus: From the Discourses, The Enchiridion, Fragments |
| Erasmus: Fools |
| Fichte: Characteristics of the Age, Morality and Religion |
| Fischer: The Motive to Philosophy |
| Franklin: The Way to Wealth |
| Hegel: Transition to the Greek World, The Egyptian Problem, The Greek World, The Meaning of Christianity, The Doctrine of the Trinity, The Nature of Evil, The Fall, The Atonement |
| Herder: Human Development, The Apotheosis of Humanity |
| Hobbes: On Love, Certain Qualities in Men, Of Almighty God |
| Hume: Of Refinement in the Arts, Treatise of Human Nature |
| Huxley: Materialism and Idealism |
| Ibn Sina (Avicenna) |
| James, William |
| Jean Paul (J. P. F. Richter): Consolation |
| Joubert: Aphorisms |
| Kant: The Beautiful, the Pleasant, and the Good, Reason in General, Metaphysics as a Science |
| La Rochefoucauld: Society, Conversation |
| Locke: Pleasure and Pain |
| Lucretius: On the Evil of Superstition, The Foolishness of Luxury, The Nothingness of Death, The End of All, The Spirituality of Material Things |
| Maeterlinck: The Inner Beauty |
| Marcus Aurelius: Meditations |
| Nietzsche: The Will to Power, Anti-Christianity, Anti-Democracy, “Thus Spake Zarathustra”: the Superman |
| Pascal: Extracts from the “Thoughts” |
| Plato: From the “Protagoras,” From the “Phædo,” From the “Apology,” From the “Phædrus,” From the “Gorgias,” From the “Republic,” From the “Statesman” |
| Schopenhauer: Extracts from “The World as Will and Idea,” The Value of Personality |
| Selden: Extracts from his “Table-Talk” |
| Seneca: Time Wasted, Independence, The Rival School, Inconsistency, Leisure |
| Socrates: Refuses to Escape from Prison, Justice and Injustice, Before his Trial |
| Solomon ibn Gabirol (Avicebron): Matter and Form |
| Spencer: Manners and Fashions |
| Spinoza: The Improvement of the Understanding, Mental Freedom, Superstition and Fear |
| Stevenson: Idealism—Striving and Failing |
| Strauss: Græco-Roman Cultivation |
| Swedenborg: The Contiguity and Harmony of the World, The Perfect Man the True Philosopher |
| Tagore: The Second Birth (“Personality”) |
| Thoreau: Work and Pay, Walking |
| Voltaire: War, Appearances, The Contradictions of this World, The Ignorant Philosopher, Climate, Luxury, Miscellaneous Excerpts |
| Philosophy, A System of Synthetic, Spencer |
| — of History, Hegel |
| — — the History of Man, Herder |
| Phœnix and Turtle, The (Poem), Shakespeare |
| Phormio, Terence |
| Physics and Politics, Bagehot |
| Physiology of Taste, Brillat-Savarin |
| Piacere, Il, D’Annunzio |
| Piankhy, The Stela of, Egyptian |
| Pibroch of Donuil Dhu (Poem), Scott |
| Picciola, Saintine |
| “Pickwick,” An Examination Paper on, Calverley |
| Picture, A (Poem), Blicher |
| — of Domestic Happiness, A (Poem), Boscán |
| — — T. C., The (Poem), Marvell |
| Piece of String, The, Maupassant |
| Pierre and His People, Gilbert Parker |
| — — Jean, Maupassant |
| — de Bourdeille, see Brantôme, the Abbé de. |
| — of Provence and the Beautiful Maguelonne, Olga Finch |
| Pigeon, The, Galsworthy |
| Pilgrim Fathers, Emigration of the, Everett (Oration) |
| — — Landing of the (Poem), Hemans |
| Pilgrimage, The (Poem), Herbert |
| Pilgrims, The (Poem), Swinburne |
| Pilgrim’s Isle (Poem), Parsons |
| — Progress (Bunyan) |
| Pillar of the Cloud, The (Poem), Newman |
| Vishnu Sharma (Pilpay), C. R. Lanman |
| Pindar, B. L. Gildersleeve |
| Pine, The (Poem), Babrius |
| — and Palm (Poem), Heine |
| — –Tree, The (Poem), Vazov |
| Pinero, Sir Arthur Wing |
| Pinnace, The (Poem), Catullus |
| Pioneers of France in the New World, The, Parkman |
| Piper and the Child, The (Poem), Blake |
| Piron, Alexis |
| Pitakas, The |
| Pitt, William, J. R. Green (History of the English People) |
| Pitta, Sebastião Rocha |
| Pizarro, Sheridan |
| Place in Thy Memory, Dearest, A (Poem), Griffin |
| Plague of Apathy (Poem), Watson |
| Plain Language from Truthful James (Poem), Harte |
| Plains of Abraham, Battle of the, Bancroft |
| — — — — — — Parkman (Montcalm and Wolfe) |
| Platen, August von |
| Plato, Paul Shorey |
| Plautus, Titus Maccius, Gonzalez Lodge |
| Playboy of the Western World, The, Synge |
| Plays, see Drama. |
| — and Poems, Boker |
| Puritans, Kingsley |
| Plea of King Magnus, The (Poem), Björnson |
| Pleasures of a Country Life, The (Poem), Tibullus |
| — — Hope (Poems), Campbell |
| — — Memory (Poem), Rogers |
| — — the Imagination (Poem), Akenside |
| Pledge to the Dead, A (Poem), Winter |
| Pliny the Elder |
| — — Younger |
| Plutarch, E. B. Clapp |
| — (Poem), Agathias |
| — and His Slave, Aulus Gellius (Attic Nights) |
| — on Himself (Lives) |
| Plutus, The, Aristophanes |
| Poe, Edgar Allan, F. W. H. Myers |
| Poem of the Passion |
| Poèmes Antiques, Leconte de Lisle |
| — Barbares, Leconte de Lisle |
| — Militaires (Poems), Déroulède |
| Poems of Rural Life, Barnes |
| — of the War, Boker |
| Poésie des Races Celtiques, La, Renan |
| Poet and His Songs, The (Poem), Longfellow |
| — — the Crowd, The (Poem), Gautier |
| — at the Breakfast-Table, The, Holmes |
| Poetics, Aristotle |
| Poetry. |
| Art of Poetry, The, Boileau |
| — — — — (Poem), Horace |
| Ballad, The, Gummere |
| Discourse of Poets, A, Bruno (The Heroic Enthusiasts) |
| Early Twentieth-Century Poetry, John Erskine |
| Early Verse-Writing in New England, Tyler (History of American Literature) |
| Future of American Poetry The, Stedman (Poets of America) |
| Greek Lyric Poetry |
| History and Poetry, Aristotle (Poetics) |
| Landscapes of the Poets, Ruskin (Lectures on Architecture and Painting) |
| Literature and Poetry, Cicero (Oration) |
| Old Testament, From the |
| Ossian and Ossianic Poetry, Sharp and Rhys |
| Poetics, Aristotle |
| Poetry, Amiel (Journal) |
| — Baudelaire |
| — Joubert (Aphorisms) |
| — and Painting, Lessing (Laocoön) |
| Poets, Philosophers and Artists Made by Accident, Disraeli (Curiosities of Literature) |
| Realistic School, The, E. M. Kayden |
| Roman Poets of the Later Empire, H. W. Preston |
| Russian Lyric Poetry, Prince Serge Wolkonsky |
| Tyrtæus, Archilochus and their Successors in the Development of Greek Lyric, H. R. Fairclough |
| Word-Painting, The Limitations of, Lessing (Laocoön) |
| Poetry and Painting, Bodmer |
| — in the Early Twentieth Century, John Erskine |
| — The Art of, Boileau |
| Poets and Poetry of Poland, Soboleski |
| Poet’s Choice, The (Poem), Anacreon |
| — Epitaph, A (Poem), Simmias of Thebes |
| — — — (Poem), Wordsworth |
| — Fame, The (Poem), Ovid |
| Poets of America, Stedman |
| Poet’s Place in Life, The (Poem), Clough |
| — Song to his Wife, The (Poem), Procter |
| Poland. |
| Appeal to Poland, Krasiński (Temptation) |
| Fall of Poland, The (Poem), Campbell |
| Government of Poland, The, Calhoun |
| Poland and Kosciuszko, Rambaud (General History) |
| Polish Literature. |
| Copernicus, Nicolaus |
| Krasiński, Zygmunt |
| Mickiewicz, Adam |
| Sienkiewicz, Henryk |
| Słowacki, Juliusz |
| Polish Literature, see also Drama of the Early Twentieth Century. |
| Polish Poets, Specimens of the, Bowring |
| Political Discourses, Hume |
| — Economy, Mill |
| — Pewterer, The, Holberg |
| Politics, The, Aristotle |
| Politics and Government. |
| Cabinet Government, Bagehot (English Constitution) |
| Catholics, The Disqualification of, Grattan (Speech) |
| Confederacy in the Federal System, Hamilton (Federalist) |
| Confederation, Results of the, Hamilton (Federalist) |
| Constitution, The, Hamilton (Federalist) |
| — — Jefferson (Letter) |
| Declaration of Independence, The, Jefferson |
| — — — — Tyler (Literary History of the American Revolution) |
| Democracy, Lowell |
| — Steps toward, Rambaud (History of Civilization in France) |
| Discussion, Benefits of Free, Bagehot (Physics and Politics) |
| Duty of Criticism in a Democracy, The, Godkin (Problems of Modern Democracy) |
| Politicians, Socrates (Xenophon’s “Memorabilia”) |
| Early Societies, Why not Free, Bagehot (Physics and Politics) |
| English Constitution, The, Canning (Speech) |
| Federalist, The |
| German Military Bill, The, Bismarck (Speech) |
| Inaugural Addresses, Lincoln |
| Ireland, Incendiarism in, Bright (Speech) |
| — The State of, Bright (Speech) |
| King-Craft, Alfred the Great |
| Legislative Instability in America, Tocqueville (Democracy in America) |
| Majority, Tyranny of the, Tocqueville (Democracy in America) |
| Mission of America, The, J. Q. Adams |
| Monarchy, Erasmus (Adages) |
| Nation, The, Mulford |
| Nullification, J. Q. Adams |
| Passion for Power, The, Channing (Life and Character of Napoleon Bonaparte) |
| Peace, Do Republics Promote? Hamilton (Federalist) |
| People, The, Rousseau (The Social Contract) |
| Perpetuation of Our Political Institutions, The, Lincoln (Speech) |
| Personal Influence in National Politics, Hamilton (Federalist) |
| Petition, Remarks on the Right of, Calhoun |
| Pharisaism of Reform, Curtis (Oration) |
| Political Association, Tocqueville (Democracy in America) |
| — Compromises and Political “Log-Rolling,” Greeley (American Conflict) |
| Politician, How to be an Influential, Bagehot (Bolingbroke) |
| President, The, Hamilton (Federalist) |
| Prince, The, Machiavelli |
| Public Spirit, Clay (Speech) |
| Republics, Providing for their Safety, Montesquieu (Spirit of Laws) |
| Revolution, Thucydides |
| Right of Petition, The, J. Q. Adams |
| — — — — Calhoun (Speech) |
| State, The (Poem), Alcæus |
| — Rights (Speech) Calhoun |
| — Sovereignty, Instances of the Evils of, Hamilton, (Federalist) |
| Statesman, The, Plato |
| Tyrant, The, Alfonso X of Castile |
| “Utopia,” Life in, More |
| Washington’s Farewell Address |
| Polonsky, Yakov Petrovich |
| Polybius, B. Perrin |
| Polyeucte, Corneille |
| Pompeii, The Last Days of, Bulwer-Lytton |
| Poor Fisherman, The (Poem), Alcæus |
| — Jack (Poem), Dibdin |
| — People, Dostoyevsky |
| — Relation (Poem), E. A. Robinson |
| — — Goes a-Visiting, The, (Poem), Menander |
| — Richard’s Almanack, Franklin |
| Pope, Alexander, T. R. Lounsbury |
| Poppies in the Wheat (Poem), Jackson |
| Porter, William Sydney, Stephen Leacock, see O. Henry. |
| Porto-Riche, Georges de |
| Portrait of a Rival, Pliny the Younger |
| — — — Scholar (Poem), Ennius |
| Portraits and Studies, Gottschall |
| — of Men, Sainte-Beuve |
| Portuguese Literature. |
| Camões, Luís de |
| Portuguese Literature, H. R. Lang |
| Posidippus |
| Positive Philosophy, Comte |
| — Polity, Comte |
| “Posson Jone,’” Cable |
| Post, The (Poem), Carmen Sylva |
| — Office, The, Tagore |
| Pot of Flowers, The (Poem), Gautier |
| Potiphar Papers, The, G. W. Curtis |
| Poussin’s Shepherds of Arcadia, Blanc |
| Poverty (Poem), Alcæus |
| — (Poem), Hayne |
| “— Parts Good Company” (Poem), Baillie |
| Power of Song, The (Poem), Schiller |
| Praed, Winthrop Mackworth |
| Pragmatism, Kallen |
| Prairie, The, Cooper |
| — Songs, Garland |
| Praise of Folly, The, Erasmus |
| — — Fortune, The (Poem), Thomas Dekker |
| — to God (Poem), Barbauld |
| Prayer, Marcus Aurelius (Meditations) |
| — A, Augustine (The Trinity) |
| — — Johnson |
| — (Poem), Gautier |
| — (Poem), Hugo |
| — The (Poem), Very |
| — during the Battle (Poem), Körner |
| — for Strength, A (Poem), Michaelangelo |
| — of al-Hariri (Poem), al-Hariri |
| — or Psalm, A, Bacon |
| — to Ben Jonson (Poem), Herrick |
| Précieuses Ridicules, Les, Molière |
| Preface to Collected Poems, Béranger |
| Pre-Historic Times, Lubbock |
| Preludes (Poems), Cawein |
| Prescience (Poem), Aldrich |
| Prescott, William Hickling, F. N. Thorpe |
| Present Duty, The, Desjardins |
| Prester John, Mandeville |
| Pretenders, The, Ibsen |
| Pretty Maid of the Mill, The (Poem), Wilhelm Müller |
| Prévost d’Exiles, Antoine-François |
| Price of Life, The, Scribe |
| Pride and Prejudice, Austen |
| Primal Histories, The, Aleardi |
| Prime, William Cowper |
| Primrose (Poem), Mickiewicz |
| Prince, The, Machiavelli |
| — and the Pauper, The, Twain |
| — Five-Weapons, Vishnu Sharma (Pilpay) |
| — of Homburg, The, Kleist |
| Princess, The (Poem), Björnson |
| — — (Poem), Tennyson |
| — of Clèves, The, La Fayette |
| — — Thule, A, Black |
| Princesse Georges, La, Dumas, Jr. |
| — lointaine, La, Rostand |
| Principia, Newton |
| — Rerum Naturalium, Swedenborg |
| Principle in Art, Patmore |
| Prior, Matthew |
| Prison of Geneva, The (Poem), Pascoli |
| Prisoner, The (Poem), Lermontov |
| — of Chillon, The (Poem), Byron |
| Prisse Papyrus, The, Egyptian |
| Problem, The (Poem), Emerson |
| Problematic Nature, A, Spielhagen |
| Problems of Modern Democracy, Godkin |
| Procter, Adelaide Anne |
| — Bryan Waller |
| Prodigal Father, A, Dumas, Jr. |
| Professor Bernhardi, Schnitzler |
| Progress and Poverty, Henry George |
| — of Taste, The (Poem), Shenstone |
| Prolegomena, Kant |
| Prologue from “Every Man in His Humour,” Jonson |
| — to Gaul (Poem), Smith |
| Prometheus, Æschylus |
| — (Poem), Bridges |
| — (Poem), Byron |
| — (Poem), Goethe |
| — Unbound, Shelley |
| Propertius, Sextus, G. M. Whicher |
| Prophecy (Poem), Klopstock |
| Prophet, The (Poem), Nekrasov |
| Prose Fancies (Second Series), Le Gallienne |
| Prospect, The (Poem), E. B. Browning |
| Prospice (Poem), Robert Browning |
| Protagoras, Plato |
| Protection and Free Trade, see Economics. |
| Protesilaos (Poem), Welhaven |
| Protestation, The (Poem), Carew |
| Prothalamion (Poem), Spenser |
| Prout, Father, see Mahony, Francis Sylvester. |
| Provençal Literature, H. W. Preston |
| — Lovers—Aucassin and Nicolette (Poem), Stedman |
| Prue and I, G. W. Curtis |
| Psalm of Montreal, A (Poem), Samuel Butler |
| — CI., Commentary on, Luther |
| — 137th, Translation of the (Hymn), Bacon |
| Pseudoxia Epidemica, Sir Thomas Browne |
| Psychaura (Poem), Brownell |
| Psychology of the Suffragette, Macphail |
| — Principles of, Spencer |
| Publican’s Dream, The, Banim |
| Pulci, Luigi |
| Pulley, The (Poem), Herbert |
| Pulteney, William, Epistle to Curio (Poem), Akenside |
| Punch Song (Poem), Schiller |
| Purānas, The (Poems) |
| Pure in Heart, The, Anon. |
| Purifications (Poem), Empedocles |
| Puritan, The, Macaulay (John Milton) |
| — Colonies, The, Goldwin Smith (Lectures on the Study of History) |
| — in Secular and Religious Life, The, Choate |
| Puritans, Plays and, Kingsley |
| Purple East, The (Poems), Watson |
| Pushkin, Alexander Sergyeevitch |
| — — — I. F. Hapgood |
| Pyeshkov, Alexei Maximovitch, see Gorky, Maksim. |
| Pym, John, Goldwin Smith (Three English Statesmen) |
| Pyrrhus, Crébillon |
| Pyrrhus’s Speech (Poem), Ennius (Annals) |
| Pythian Ode, First (Poem), Pindar |
| “Q,” A Psychic Pstory of the Psupernatural, Leacock |
| Quæstiones Disputatæ, Aquinas |
| Quakers’ Meeting, A, Lamb |
| Quebec, The Battle of, Parkman (Montcalm and Wolfe) |
| Queen, The (Poem), Patmore |
| — Mab’s Excursion (Poem), Drayton |
| Quesnay de Beaurepaire, Jules |
| Quest of the Sangreal, The (Poem), Hawker |
| Question d’Argent, La, Dumas, Jr. |
| “Qui Reposan Quei Caste e Felici Ossa” (Poem), Petrarch |
| Quiller-Couch, A. T. |
| Quinet, Edgar, Henry Bérenger |
| Quintilian, H. W. Preston |
| Quisisana, Spielhagen |
| Quo Vadis, Sienkiewicz |
| Rabelais, François, Henry Bérenger |
| Race and Language, Freeman |
| Races, The Comparative Worth of Different, Galton (Hereditary Genius) |
| Racine, Jean, F. M. Warren |
| Rādhā and Krishna, Jayadeva (Gīta-Govinda) |
| Raghuvança (Poem), Kālidāsa |
| Raimon de Miraval |
| Rain, The (Poem), Verhaeren |
| — It Raineth, The (Poem), Shakespeare |
| Rainbow’s Treasure, The (Poem), O’Reilly |
| Rainy Day, The (Poem), Longfellow |
| Raleigh, Sir Walter, A. H. Thorndike |
| Ramayana |
| Rambaud, Alfred Nicolas |
| Rambler, Johnson |
| Rameau’s Nephew, Diderot |
| Ramsay, Allan |
| Ranke, Leopold von |
| Rape of Lucrece, The, Heywood |
| — — Lucrece, The (Poem), Shakespeare |
| — — Proserpine, The (Poem), Claudianus |
| — — the Lock, The (Poem), Pope |
| Raphael Sanzio, Vasari |
| Raphael’s Song (Poem), Moody |
| Raven, The (Poem), Poe |
| Ravenna, Symonds (Sketches in Italy) |
| Raw Youth, A, Dostoyevsky |
| Read, Thomas Buchanan |
| Reade, Charles |
| Reading, see Books and Reading. |
| Realidad, Galdós |
| Realistic School, The, E. M. Kayden |
| Reason and Feeling (Poem), William Drummond |
| Rebel Queen, The, Besant |
| Recherche de l’absolu, La, Balzac |
| Recollections of Alexis de Tocqueville |
| — — Middle Life, Sarcey |
| — — My Youth, Renan |
| Rectorial Address before the University of Glasgow, Balfour |
| Red Hanrahan’s Song about Ireland (Poem), Yeats |
| — Harlaw, The (Poem), Scott |
| — May (Poem), Robinson |
| — Men and White, Wister |
| — Robe, The, Brieux |
| Reef, The, Wharton |
| Reflections, La Rochefoucauld |
| Registre of Hystories, A, Ælianus Claudius |
| Régnier, Henry de, Pierre de Bacourt |
| Reign of Charles the First, Commentaries on the, Disraeli |
| Relation of the First Voyage, A, de las Casas |
| Religio Medici, Sir Thomas Browne |
