###  SUL NEWS NOTES                              Volume 1, Number 42
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MORE SILLY RECORDS: GENERAL DECADENCE

Holmes, Barbara, 1937-
  The Decomposer's art : ideas of music in the poetry of Wallace
Stevens / Barbara Holmes. -- New York : P. Lang, c1990.
  xiii, 176 p. ; 23 cm. -- (New connections, 0891-0073 ; vol. 1)

  Bibliography: p. [167]-171.
  Includes indexes.

  1. Stevens, Wallace, 1879-1955--Knowledge--Music.  2. Music and
literature.  I. Title.  II. Series: New connections (New York, N.Y.
: 1898) ; vol. 1.

  ID: AKB1101
  CALL: PS3537.T4753Z665 1990
  LOCATION: Green Library, Stacks
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Sallengre, Albert-Henri de, 1694-1723.
  Ebrietatis ecomium: or, The praise of drunkenness. Wherein is
authentically, and most evidently proved, the necessity of
frequently getting drunk; and, that the practice of getting drunk is
most ancient, primitive, and catholic. Confirmed by the examples of
heathens, Turks, infidels, primitive Christians, saints, popes,
bishops, doctors, philosophers, poets, free masons, gormogons, and
other tope-ing societies, and men of learning in all ages.  By
Boniface Oinophilus, de Monte Fiascone, A.B.C. [pseud.] ...  London,
C. Chapple, 1812.
  xii, 209 p.  front.  16 cm.

  Translation of the author's L'eloge de l'ivresse.
  The translation is attributed to Robert Samber. cf. Notes and
queries. 3d ser., v. 8, etc.

  1. Drinking customs.  I. Samber, Robert, supposed tr.  II. Title:
The Praise of drunkenness.

  ID: AFW9267
  CALL: 847.5.S16eEs
  LOCATION: Green Library, Stacks

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