Herrick’s Hesperides, 53.
Herodotus, Apology for, 316.
Herrtage, S. J., 196.
Hershon’s Talmudic Miscel., 191.
Hesiod’s fables, 239.
Hitopadesa, 140, 240.
Horse-dealers and the king, 81.
Hudibras, etc., 332, 345, 346.
Hundred Mery Talys, 70, 317, 320.
Hurwitz, Hyman, 117, 189, 218, 257.
’Idda: compulsory
widowhood, 287.
Ideal, not the real, 97.
Idleness and industry, 41,
261.
Ignorance, 262.
Ill news, breaking, 95;
telling, 45.
Images, the stolen, 128.
Indian poetess, 25, 27, 44.
Inferiors and superiors, 260.
Ingratitude, 47.
Intolerance, religious, 188,
190.
Investment, safe, 228.
Irving, David, 309.
Isfahani and the governor,
116.
Ishmael’s wives, 203.
Island, Desolate, 243, 279.
Israel likened to a bride,
250.
Italian Tales, 100, 115, 203,
231, 235, 279, 306.
Jacob’s sorrow, 208.
Jacobs, Joseph, on the Esopic
Fables, 300, 308.
Jami, 40, 48, 63, 109.
Jamil and Buthayna, 294.
‘January and May,’
29.
Jehennan, 145.
Jehoshua, Rabbi, 205.
Jehudah, Rabbi, 186.
Jests, antiquity of, 60.
Jewels, the, 229;
luminous, 196.
Jewish facetiae, 117
Jochonan, Rabbi, 186;
and the poor woman,
227.
Johnson and Garrick, 52.
Johnson, Dr., on springtide,
14.
Jones, Sir William, 15.
Joseph and Potiphar’s
wife, 205;
and his brethren,
206.
Josephus on Solomon’s
fables, 239.
Jotham’s fable, 239.
Julien, Stanislas, 77.
Kadiri’s Tuti Nama,
124.
Kah-gyur, 159.
Kalila wa Dimna, 39.
Kalidasa, 284.
Kama Sutra, 126.
Kamarupa, 133.
Kashifi, 38.
Kashmiri Folk-Tales, 111,
118.
Katha Manjari, 71, 100, 175.
Katha Sarit Sagara, 157, 163,
179.
Khalif and poet, 101, 105.
Khizar and the Water of Life,
177.
Khoja Nasr-ed-Din, 65, 70.
King and his Four Ministers,
176;
and the horse-dealers,
81;
and the Seven
Vazirs, 173;
and the story-teller,
99, 100;
who died of love,
161.
Knowles, J. H., 111, 118.
Kuran, 65.
Ladies, witty Persian, 63.
Laing, David, 309.
La Fontaine, 278.
Landsberger on Fables, 239.
Langles (not Lescallier),
93.
La Rochefoucauld, 23.
Lapplaendische Maerchen, 181.
Laughter, 59, 60.
Layla and Majnun, 283.
Lazy servants, 76.
Learned man and blockhead,
49;
youth, modesty
of, 27.
Learning the best treasure,
27;
and virtue, 47.
Le Grand’s Fabliaux,
96, 327, 328.


