PERSIAN AND HINDU DOCUMENTS. By A. V. W. JACKSON, Ph.D., Professor of Indo-Iranian Languages in Columbia University, and E. W. HOPKINS, Ph.D., Professor of Sanskrit in Yale University. CHRONICLERS AND CHRONOLOGY. By JAMES T. SHOTWELL. 1. The Chronicle of Eusebius. THE CHRISTIAN EPIC. 1. OROSIUS: History, against the Pagans. By CHARLES J. OGDEN, Ph.D. MEDIEVAL HISTORIANS. *1. GREGORY OF TOURS: History of the Franks. By ERNEST BREHAUT, Ph.D. 8vo, cloth, pp. xxv + 284. 2. OTTO OF FREISING. THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES. 1. The Sources of Irish History in the Middle Ages. By JAMES F. KENNEY. EARLY MEDIEVAL LAW. 1. Salic Law. 2. Penitentials. 3. The Anglo-Saxon Laws. 4. The Laws of Charlemagne. By MAUDE A. HUTTMANN, Ph.D., Instructor in History in Barnard College. *THE “BOOK OF THE POPES” (_Liber Pontificalis_). By LOUISE R. LOOMIS, Ph.D. 8vo, cloth, pp. xxii + 169. THE PETRINE THEORY AND THE MEDIEVAL PAPACY. By JAMES T. SHOTWELL. THE PAPACY IN MODERN SOCIETY. By CARLTON H. HAYES, Ph.D., Associate Professor of History in Columbia University. THE SACRAMENTAL SYSTEM. By JAMES T. SHOTWELL. 1. The “Book of Sentences” of Peter Lombard, Part IV. MEDIEVAL THOUGHT AND CULTURE. An Anthology from Gerbert, Abelard, Roger Bacon, and the Scholastics. By LYNN THORNDIKE, Ph.D., Associate Professor of History in Western Reserve University. HUMANISM AND CRITICAL SCHOLARSHIP. 1. Laurentius Valla on the Donation of Constantine. By CHRISTOPHER B. COLEMAN, Ph.D., Professor of History in Butler College. MODERN PHYSICAL SCIENCE; SOURCES AND COMMENTARY. By FREDERICK BARRY, Ph.D., Instructor in Chemistry in Columbia University. THE RISE OF RATIONALISM IN ENGLAND. SOCIAL HISTORY OF MODERN ENGLAND. By JAMES T. SHOTWELL. 1. Sources for the Industrial Revolution. 2. Guide to the Sources for the Social History of England, 1750-1850. THE EXPANSION OF EUROPE. By WILLIAM R. SHEPHERD, Ph.D., Professor of History in Columbia University. REPRISALS IN THE HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. By ELLERY C. STOWELL, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of International Law in Columbia University. Transcriber’s Note: Words, particularly proper nouns, may have multiple spelling variations or inconsistent hyphenation in the text. These were left unchanged, as were obsolete and alternative spellings. Two misspelled words were corrected, noted below.