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The articles are classified under the modern names, 4 cross-references are given to them from the different mediæval term Compound names are always to be found under the chief word; therefore towns and villages, the names of which begin with "Gros** or "Klein," "Ober," " 996. Unter," "Nord,” “Süd," "Alt,” “Net," etc., are registered under the second word, except when they are merely compounds of words like "Dorf," " Stadt," "Au," "Bert," "Thal," etc. We find, for instance, under, "Edlitz' both "C" and "Nied-Edlitz," under "Garbach," "Gross-,"" Klein-," "Neck Garbach," under "Hollwede," "Oster-" and "Mühlen-Holl etc. Where the author could not identify an old name of tot r village with any modern place, he added ["unbekannt"] and b he could only guess at an identification ["ungewiss"]. The sys of omitting not even the smallest place which occurs-possibly er only once-in medieval literature necessitated a certain uneven in the compilation; for it would have been practically impossib quote every mention of many larger places. We owe great thank the compiler for all the trouble he has taken and the excellent ser he has rendered to all students of medieval German liter He has, in the case of every place-name, stated his authors with the most conscientious care, and he tells us that he arrangi 80,000 slips. The book is well printed, and will surely find may buyers in England. All preceding works on the same subject-szi as: "Europa latina, od. alphabet. Verzeichniss der vornehms Ortschaften, etc., 8vo., Quedlinburg, 1825;" Lateinisch-dest Taschenwörterbuch d. neuern Geographie; mit Vorrede von F.A. Ebert, 8vo., Leipzig, 1821;" "Orbis latinus, od. Verzeichn. d. lat Benennungen d. bekanntesten Städte, Meere, Seeen, etc., in a Theilen d. Erde, von J. G. Th Grässe, 8vo. 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