Author | Title | First Published | Genre | Language | Indication | Position | Info before note | Discussed in | Comment |
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Barberino, Francesco da | Documenti d'Amore | 1309-1313 (ca.) | Poetry | Italian | Folena, Gianfranco. “Premessa.” L' autocommento: Atti del XVIII convegno interuniversitario (Bressanone, 1990), edited by Gianfelice Peron, Esedra Ed, 1994, 1-10. Kendrick, Laura. “The Monument and the Margin.” South Atlantic Quarterly, vol. 91, no. 4, 1992, 835-864. Minnis, Alastair J. “Amor and Auctoritas in the Self-Commentary of Dante and Francesco da Barberino.” Poetica, vol. 32, 1990, pp. 25–42. Minnis, Alastair J. “Inglorious Glosses?” John Gower in England and Iberia: Manuscripts, Influences, Reception, edited by Ana Sáez-Hidalgo and Robert F. Yeager, Boydell & Brewer, 2014, 51-75. Panzera, Maria Cristina. « Scriba Amoris : Didactic Poetry and self-commentary in Francesco da Barberino », Colloque International The medieval Self-commentary: a transnational perspective, organisé par F. Geymonat, I. Johnson, A. Pizzone, 22-23 juillet 2014, Fondation Hardt, Genève, en cours de publication. |
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Boccaccio | Teseida | 1339-1341 (ca.) | Poetry | Italian | Hollander, Robert. The Validity of Boccaccio's Self Exegesis in His Teseida, Mediaeval and Renaissance Society, 1977. Minnis, Alastair J., and Alexander Brian Scott, editors. Medieval Literary Theory and Criticism: c. 1100-c. 1375 - The Commentary-Tradition, Clarendon, 1988. 375. Ricci, Roberta. Scrittura, riscrittura, autoesegesi: Voci autoriali intorno all'epica in volgare; Boccaccio, Tasso, ETS, 2010. Schnapp, Jeffrey T. “Un commento all'autocommento nel Teseida.” Studi sul Boccaccio, vol. 20, 1991, pp. 185–203. Schnapp, Jeffrey T. “A Commentary on Commentary in Boccaccio.” South Atlantic Quarterly, vol. 91, no. 4, 1992, pp. 813–34. |
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Gower, John | Confessio amantis | 1390 (ca.) | Poetry | English; Latin | None | Margin | None | Batchelor, Patricia Ann. Unjustified Margins: Vernacular Innovations and Latin Tradition in Gower's Confessio amantis. PhD Dissertation, Marquette University, 1996. Echard, Siân. “With Carmen's Help: Latin Authorities in the Confessio Amantis.” Studies in Philology, vol. 95, no. 1, 1998, pp. 1–40. Galloway, Andrew. “Gower's Confessio Amantis, The Prick of Conscience, and the History of the Latin Gloss in Early English Literature.” John Gower: Manuscripts, Readers, Contexts, edited by Malte Urban, Brepols, 2009, pp. 39–70. Disputatio 13. Griffiths, Jane. Diverting Authorities: Experimental Glossing Practices in Manuscript and Print, OUP, 2014. Minnis, Alastair J., and Alexander Brian Scott, editors. Medieval Literary Theory and Criticism: c. 1100-c. 1375 - The Commentary-Tradition, Clarendon, 1988. 379-380 Derek Pearsall, "Gower's Latin in the Confessio amantis," in A. J. Minnis, Latin and Vernacular: Studies in Late-Medieval Texts and Manuscripts, Woodbridge, 1989. |
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Hoccleve, Thomas | Regiment of Princes | 1410-11 | Poetry | English | |||||
Lydgate, John | The Siege of Thebes | 1420-22 (ca.) | Poetry | English | Griffiths, Jane. Diverting Authorities: Experimental Glossing Practices in Manuscript and Print, OUP, 2014. | ||||
Lydgate, John | The Fall of Princes | 1430-39 (ca.) | Poetry | English | |||||
Brandt, Sebastian | Narrenschiff | 1494 | Poetry | German | Metz, Bernhard, and Sabine Zubarik. “Einleitung.” Am Rande bemerkt: Anmerkungspraktiken in literarischen Texten, edited by Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik, Kadmos, 2008. | Translated into Latin in 1506 by Josse Bade as: Navis stultiferae collectanea ab Jodoco Badio Ascensio vario carminum genere non sine eorumdem familiari explanatione constata | |||
Emser, Hieronymus | Eyn deutsche Satyra vnd straffe des Eebruchs unnd in was wurden unnd Erenn der eelich Stand vorczeiten gehalten : mit Erclarung vil schoner Historien [sic] | 1505 | Poetry | German | Kipf, Johannes Klaus. “'Pluto ist als vil als Lucifer': Zur ältesten Verwendung gedruckter Marginalnoten in deutschen literarischen Texten (bis 1520).” Am Rande bemerkt: Anmerkungspraktiken in literarischen Texten, edited by Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik, Kadmos, 2008, pp. 33–58. Pfersmann, Andréas. “Le siège de Commentariopolis ou heurs et malheurs de l'autorité.” La note d'autorité: Aperçus historiques (XVIe - XVIIIe s.), edited by Armand Colin, Champion, 2007, pp. 75–122. Littératures classiques 64. |
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Jodocus Badius Ascensius | Nouis stultifera ( . . . ) ab Jodoco Badio Ascensio uorio corrninum genere non sine eorundem familiari explanatione illustroto | 1507 | Poetry | Latin | Hess, Günter. “Kommentarstruktur und Leser: Das "Lob der Torheit" des Erasmus von Rotterdam, kommentiert von Gerardius Listrius und Sebastian Franck.” Der Kommentar in der Renaissance, edited by August Buck and Otto Herding, Boldt, 1975, pp. 141-65. | ||||
Erasmus | Moriae Encomium / The Praise of Folly | 1511 | Prose | Latin | Gavin, Joseph A., and Clarence H. Miller. “Erasmus' Additions to Listrius' Commentary on The Praise of Folly.” Gavin, J. Austin, and Thomas M. Walsh. “The Praise of Folly in Context: The Commentary of Girardus Listrius.” Renaissance Quarterly, vol. 24, no. 2, 1971, pp. 193–209. doi:10.2307/2859196. Griffiths, Jane. Diverting Authorities: Experimental Glossing Practices in Manuscript and Print, OUP, 2014. Hess, Günter. “Kommentarstruktur und Leser: Das "Lob der Torheit" des Erasmus von Rotterdam, kommentiert von Gerardius Listrius und Sebastian Franck.” Der Kommentar in der Renaissance, edited by August Buck and Otto Herding, Boldt, 1975, pp. 141-65. McCabe, Richard A. “Annotating Anonymity, Or Putting a Gloss on The Shepheardes Calender.” Ma(r)king the Text: The Presentation of Meaning on the Literary Page, edited by Joe Bray et al., Ashgate, 2000, 35-54. Slights, William W. E. “The Edifying Margins of Renaissance English Books.” Renaissance Quarterly, vol. 42, no. 4, 1989, pp. 682–716. doi:10.2307/2862277. Slights, William W. E. Managing Readers: Printed Marginalia in English Renaissance Books, U of Michigan P, 2004. |
It is not clear whether Eramus wrote the annotations himself or whether they were really written by Gerardus Listrius, to whom they are attributed. (For an overview of the debate, see Slights 1989). | |||
Bouchet, Jean | La déploration de l'église militante | 1512 | Poetry | French | Dauvois, Nathalie. “Annotations d'auteurs à l'aube de l'imprimerie : d'une autorité à l'autre.” La note d'autorité: Aperçus historiques (XVIe - XVIIIe s.), edited by Armand Colin, Champion, 2007, pp. 7–20. Littératures classiques 64. Hasenohr, Geneviève. “Discours vernaculaires et autorités latines.” Mise en page et mise en texte du livre manuscrit, edited by Henri-Jean Martin and Jean Vézin, Cercle de la Librairie-Promodis, 1990, pp. 289–315. |
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Skelton, John | Speke Parrot | 1521 (ca.) | Poetry | English | Griffiths, Jane. Diverting Authorities: Experimental Glossing Practices in Manuscript and Print, OUP, 2014. | ||||
Bouchet, Jean | Le Labyrinthe de fortunes | 1522 | Poetry | French | Dauvois, Nathalie. “Annotations d'auteurs à l'aube de l'imprimerie : d'une autorité à l'autre.” La note d'autorité: Aperçus historiques (XVIe - XVIIIe s.), edited by Armand Colin, Champion, 2007, pp. 7–20. Littératures classiques 64. Hasenohr, Geneviève. “Discours vernaculaires et autorités latines.” Mise en page et mise en texte du livre manuscrit, edited by Henri-Jean Martin and Jean Vézin, Cercle de la Librairie-Promodis, 1990, pp. 289–315. |
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Skelton, John | A Garlande of Laurell | 1523 | Poetry | English | Griffiths, Jane. Diverting Authorities: Experimental Glossing Practices in Manuscript and Print, OUP, 2014. | ||||
Bouchet, Jean | L’Épître de Justice | 1525 | Poetry | French | Dauvois, Nathalie. “Annotations d'auteurs à l'aube de l'imprimerie : d'une autorité à l'autre.” La note d'autorité: Aperçus historiques (XVIe - XVIIIe s.), edited by Armand Colin, Champion, 2007, pp. 7–20. Littératures classiques 64. Hasenohr, Geneviève. “Discours vernaculaires et autorités latines.” Mise en page et mise en texte du livre manuscrit, edited by Henri-Jean Martin and Jean Vézin, Cercle de la Librairie-Promodis, 1990, pp. 289–315. |
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Berni, Francesco | Capitolo della primiera | 1526 | Poetry | Italian | Mulsow, Martin. “Subversive Kommentierung: Burleske Kommentarparodien, Gegenkommentare und Libertinismus in der frühen Neuzeit.” Der Kommentar in der Frühen Neuzeit, edited by Ralph Häfner and Markus Völkel, de Gruyter, 2006, 133-160. Mulsow, Martin. Die unanständige Gelehrtenrepublik: Wissen, Libertinage und Kommunikation in der Frühen Neuzeit, Metzler, 2007. |
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Skelton, John | A Replycacion | 1528 | Poetry | English | |||||
Lando, Ortensio | Confutazione dei Paradossi | 1544 | Poetry | Italian | Mulsow, Martin. “Subversive Kommentierung: Burleske Kommentarparodien, Gegenkommentare und Libertinismus in der frühen Neuzeit.” Der Kommentar in der Frühen Neuzeit, edited by Ralph Häfner and Markus Völkel, de Gruyter, 2006, 133-160. | The comments are not directly attached to the poem but published one year later under a pseudonym | |||
Baldwin, William | Beware the Cat | 1561 | Prose | English | None | Margin | None | Archer, Harriet. “Companions in Folly: Genre and Poetic Practice in Five Elizabethan Anthologies.” Self-Commentary in Early Modern European Literature, 1400-1700, edited by Francesco Venturi, Brill, 2019, 189-230. Griffiths, Jane. Diverting Authorities: Experimental Glossing Practices in Manuscript and Print, OUP, 2014. Slights, William W. E. “The Edifying Margins of Renaissance English Books.” Renaissance Quarterly, vol. 42, no. 4, 1989, pp. 682–716. doi:10.2307/2862277. Stenner, Rachel. The Typographic Imaginary in Early Modern English Literature, Routledge, 2018. |
The annotations are often summaries of the main text rather than explanations, but sometimes, as Slights notes, "William Baldwin uses his margin to mock his own fictional persona, the narrator Streamer, who converses with telltale cats" (Slights 1989, 686n14) Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm |
Gascoigne, George | Adventures of Master F. J. | 1573 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote after chapter/canto | None | Archer, Harriet. “Companions in Folly: Genre and Poetic Practice in Five Elizabethan Anthologies.” Self-Commentary in Early Modern European Literature, 1400-1700, edited by Francesco Venturi, Brill, 2019, 189-230. Kerrigan, John. “The Editor as Reader: Constructing Renaissance Texts.” The Practice and Representation of Reading in England, edited by James Raven, CUP, 1996, pp. 102-24. |
Found here: https://www.dur.ac.uk/resources/imems/OtherEvents/selfcommentary_conferenceprogramme.pdf |
Whetstone, George | Rocke of Regard | 1576 | Poetry | English | None | Margin | None | Archer, Harriet. “Companions in Folly: Genre and Poetic Practice in Five Elizabethan Anthologies.” Self-Commentary in Early Modern European Literature, 1400-1700, edited by Francesco Venturi, Brill, 2019, 189-230. | The annotations are summaries of the main text rather than explanations Found here: https://www.dur.ac.uk/resources/imems/OtherEvents/selfcommentary_conferenceprogramme.pdf |
Breton, Nicholas | Floorish upon Fancie | 1577 | Poetry | English | None | Other | None | Archer, Harriet. “Companions in Folly: Genre and Poetic Practice in Five Elizabethan Anthologies.” Self-Commentary in Early Modern European Literature, 1400-1700, edited by Francesco Venturi, Brill, 2019, 189-230. | The annotations are presented as headnotes. |
Breton, Nicholas | Workes of a Young Wyt | 1577 | Poetry | English | None | Other | None | Archer, Harriet. “Companions in Folly: Genre and Poetic Practice in Five Elizabethan Anthologies.” Self-Commentary in Early Modern European Literature, 1400-1700, edited by Francesco Venturi, Brill, 2019, 189-230. | Headnotes Found here: https://www.dur.ac.uk/resources/imems/OtherEvents/selfcommentary_conferenceprogramme.pdf |
Spenser, Edmund | The Shepheardes Calender | 1579 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote after chapter/canto | Quote | Archer, Harriet. “Companions in Folly: Genre and Poetic Practice in Five Elizabethan Anthologies.” Self-Commentary in Early Modern European Literature, 1400-1700, edited by Francesco Venturi, Brill, 2019, 189-230. Assmann, Aleida. “Der Eigen-Kommentar als Mittel literarischer Traditionsstiftung: Zu Edmund Spensers The Shepheardes Calender.” Text und Kommentar, edited by Jan Assmann and Burkhard Gladigow, Fink, 1995, 355-373. Kearney, James. “Reformed Ventriloquism: The Shepheardes Calender and the Craft of Commentary.” Spenser Studies, vol. 26, no. 1, 2011, pp. 111-51. doi:10.7756/spst.026.005.110-151. McCabe, Richard A. “'Little booke: thy selfe present': The Politics of Presentation in The Shepheardes Calender.” Presenting Poetry: Composition, Publication, Reception: Essays in Honour of Ian Jack, edited by Howard Erskine-Hill and Richard A. McCabe, CUP, 1995, pp. 15–40. Micros, Marianne. Layers Of Identity: Multiple Voices and Contradictory Patterns In Spenser's Shepheardes Calender. University of Western Ontario, 1989, ir.lib.uwo.ca/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2976&context=digitizedtheses. Scott-Warren, Jason. “Unannotating Spenser.” Renaissance Paratexts, edited by Helen Smith and Louise Wilson, CUP, 2011, 153-164. Slights, William W. E. “The Edifying Margins of Renaissance English Books.” Renaissance Quarterly, vol. 42, no. 4, 1989, pp. 682–716. Steinberg, Theodore L. “E.K.'s Shepheardes Calender and Spenser's.” Modern Language Studies, vol. 3, no. 2, 1973, pp. 46–58. Slights, William W. E. Managing Readers: Printed Marginalia in English Renaissance Books, U of Michigan P, 2004. Snare, Gerald. “The Practice of Glossing in Late Antiquity and the Renaissance.” Studies in Philology, vol. 92, no. 4, 1995, pp. 439–59. Tribble, Evelyn B. Margins and Marginality: The Printed Page in Early Modern England, UP of Virginia, 1993. |
The annotations are signed as “E.K.” - it is not clear whether Spenser wrote them himself (for the debate on who E.K. was, see McCabe and Slights). |
Watson, Thomas | Hekatomphatia | 1582 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Margin | Sign/number repeated | Coldiron, A. E. B. “Watson's Hekatompathia and Renaissance Lyric Translation.” Translation & Literature, vol. 5, no. 1, 1996, pp. 3-25. | Watson uses one headnote for each poem, not different separate footnotes/endnotes for specific items in the poems. In addition to the headnotes, he also uses marginal notes. The focus is especially on intertextuality. |
Anonymous | Historia von D. Johann Fausten / dem weitbeschreyten Zauberer vnnd Schwartzkünstler / Wie er sich gegen dem Teuffel auff eine benandte zeit verschrieben / Was er hierzwischen für seltzsame Abentheuwer gesehen / selbs angerichtet vnd getrieben / biß er endtlich seinen wol verdienten Lohn empfangen. Mehertheil auß seinen eygenen hinderlassenen Schrifften / allen hochtragenden / fürwitzigen vnd Gottlosen Menschen zum schrecklichen Beyspiel / abscheuwlichen Exempel / und treuwhertziger Warnung zusammen gezogen / und in den Druck verfertiget | 1587 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Nashe, Thomas | Pierce Penilesse his Supplication to the Devil | 1592 | Prose | English | Griffiths, Jane. Diverting Authorities: Experimental Glossing Practices in Manuscript and Print, OUP, 2014. | ||||
Chapman, George | Ovid's Banquet of Sence | 1595 | Poetry | English | Slights, William W. E. “The Edifying Margins of Renaissance English Books.” Renaissance Quarterly, vol. 42, no. 4, 1989, pp. 682–716. doi:10.2307/2862277. | ||||
Drayton, Michael | England's heroical epistles, written in imitation of the stile and manner of Ovid's Epistles with annotations of the chronicle history | 1597 | Poetry | English | |||||
Vega, Lope de | El Isidro | 1599 | Poetry | Spanish | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 117n12 | ||||
Jonson, Ben | Sejanus His Fall | 1603 | Drama | English | Number/letter before item | Margin | Sign/number repeated | Griffiths, Jane. Diverting Authorities: Experimental Glossing Practices in Manuscript and Print, OUP, 2014. Kerrigan, John. “The Editor as Reader: Constructing Renaissance Texts.” The Practice and Representation of Reading in England, edited by James Raven, CUP, 1996, pp. 102-24. Slights, William W. E. “The Edifying Margins of Renaissance English Books.” Renaissance Quarterly, vol. 42, no. 4, 1989, pp. 682–716. doi:10.2307/2862277. Tribble, Evelyn B. Margins and Marginality: The Printed Page in Early Modern England, UP of Virginia, 1993. |
Pope owned "The Works of Ben Jonson" London: Thomas Hodgkin, 1692. Folio. He also made handwritten remarks in "Sejanus". The annotations are not included in thr 1616 folio edition of his works (cf. Slights 1989, 687). |
Jonson, Ben | Part of King James His Royall and Magnificent Entertainment | 1604 | Drama | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote; Margin | Sign/number repeated | Tribble, Evelyn B. Margins and Marginality: The Printed Page in Early Modern England, UP of Virginia, 1993. | |
Vega, Lope de | El peregrino en su patria | 1604 | Prose | Spanish | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 117n12 | ||||
Jonson, Ben | Hymenaei | 1606 | Drama | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote; Margin | Sign/number repeated | Tribble, Evelyn B. Margins and Marginality: The Printed Page in Early Modern England, UP of Virginia, 1993. | |
Jonson, Ben | The Masque of Queens | 1609 | Drama | English | Number/letter before item | Margin | Sign/number repeated | Pfersmann, Andréas. “La secte des autonotistes: idées sur le roman annoté.” Fondements, évolutions et persistance des théories du roman, edited by Andréas Pfersmann and Bernard Alazet, Lettres Modernes, pp. 75–86. Slights, William W. E. “The Edifying Margins of Renaissance English Books.” Renaissance Quarterly, vol. 42, no. 4, 1989, pp. 682–716. doi:10.2307/2862277. Tribble, Evelyn B. Margins and Marginality: The Printed Page in Early Modern England, UP of Virginia, 1993. |
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de la Ceppède, Jean | Théorèmes sur le sacré mystère de nostre redemption | 1613-1621 | Poetry | French | Charpentier, Françoise. “L'auto-commentaire de Jean de La Ceppède.” Les commentaires et la naissance de la critique littéraire: France - Italie, XIVe-XVIe siecles, edited by Gisèle Mathieu-Castellani, Aux Amateurs de Livres, 1990, 101-110. Ganim, Russell. “Blood, Sweat, and Tears: Annotation and Self-Exegesis in La Ceppède.” Self-Commentary in Early Modern European Literature, 1400-1700, edited by Francesco Venturi, Brill, 2019, 263-283. Pfersmann, Andréas. “Le siège de Commentariopolis ou heurs et malheurs de l'autorité.” La note d'autorité: Aperçus historiques (XVIe - XVIIIe s.), edited by Armand Colin, Champion, 2007, pp. 75–122. Littératures classiques 64. |
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Tassoni, Alessandro | La secchia rapita | 1622 | Poetry | Italian | Besomi, Ottavio. “L'autocommento nella Secchia rapita.” L' autocommento: Atti del XVIII convegno interuniversitario (Bressanone, 1990), edited by Gianfelice Peron, Esedra Ed, 1994, 53-67. Besomi, Ottavio. “Glosse d'autore e glosse d'editore: per un commento alla Secchia rapita.” Il commento ai testi: Atti del seminario di Ascona, 2 - 9 Ottobre 1989, edited by Ottavio Besomi, Birkhäuser, 1992, pp. 373–407. Caruso, Carlo. “Mockery and Erudition: Alessandro Tassoni's Secchia rapita and Francesco Redi's Bacco in Toscana.” Self-Commentary in Early Modern European Literature, 1400-1700, edited by Francesco Venturi, Brill, 2019, 395-419. |
first translated into English in 1710 by Ozell (La secchia rapita: The trophy-bucket. A mock-heroic poem, the first of the kind). In the translation, the annotations are indicated by signs and located either in the margin or at the bottom of the page. | |||
Donne, John | Devotions upon Emergent Occasions | 1624 | Prose | English | None | Margin | None | ||
Opitz, Martin | [Various poems, e.g. "Vesuvius"] | 1633 | Poetry | German | Martin, Dieter. “Gedichte mit Fußnoten: Zesens Prirau und der frühneuzeitliche Eigenkommentar.” 147n30 Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft. 27-28; 97. |
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Fletcher, Phineas | The Purple Island | 1633 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Margin | Sign/number repeated | Kerrigan, John. “The Editor as Reader: Constructing Renaissance Texts.” The Practice and Representation of Reading in England, edited by James Raven, CUP, 1996, pp. 102-24. | |
Sorel, Charles | L'Anti-Roman ou l'histoire du berger Lysis | 1633 | Poetry | French | Chouinard, Daniel. “Charles Sorel (anti)romancier et le brouillage du discours.” Études françaises, vol. 14, 1-2, 1978, pp. 65–91. doi:10.7202/036665ar. | ||||
Smith, James [attributed to] | The loves of Hero and Leander : a mock poem: with marginal notes, and other choice pieces of drollery. Got by heart, and often repeated by divers witty gentlemen and ladies, that use to walk in the New Exchange, and at their recreations in Hide Park | 1653 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Margin | Sign/number repeated | ||
Cowley, Abraham | Poems [Includes: Davideis, a Sacred Poem of the Troubles of David in Four Books; Pindaric Odes] |
1656 | Poetry | English | Other | Endnote after chapter/canto; Margin | Sign/number repeated | Zerby, Chuck. The Devil's Details: A History of Footnotes, Invisible Cities Press, 2002. pp. 46-49 | Indication: number before the line |
Gryphius, Andreas | Carolus Stuardus | 1657 | Drama | German | |||||
Angelus Silesius [pseud. of Scheffler, Johannes] | Cherubinischer Wandersmann oder Geist-Reiche Sinn- und Schluss-Reime | 1657 (rev. 1675) | Poetry | German | Meyer, Holt, and Sabine Zubarik. “Zum Zuviel zu viel: Fußnoten und Klammern: Wiederaufnahme: Angelus Silesius' Cherubinischer Wandersmann und Robbe-Grillets La Reprise.” Am Rande bemerkt: Anmerkungspraktiken in literarischen Texten, edited by Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik, Kadmos, 2008, pp. 77–100. | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | |||
Gryphius, Andreas | Großmüttiger Rechts-Gelehrter / Oder Sterbender Aemilius Paulus Papinianus. | 1659 | Drama | German | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 58. | ||||
Lohenstein, Daniel Casper von | Cleopatra | 1661 | Drama | German | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 50-51. | ||||
Scudamore, James | Homer à la Mode : a mock poem upon the first and second books of Homer's Iliads | 1664 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Weinbrot, Howard D. The Formal Strain: Studies in Augustan Imitation and Satire, U of Chicago P, 1969. p. 26 | |
Cotton, Charles | Scarronides: or, Virgile travestie A mock-poem. Being the first book of Virgils Æneis in English, burlésque | 1664–65 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Terry, Richard. Mock-Heroic from Butler to Cowper: An English Genre and Discourse, Taylor & Francis, 2005. Weinbrot, Howard D. The Formal Strain: Studies in Augustan Imitation and Satire, U of Chicago P, 1969. p. 26. |
The letter indicating the annotation appears before the line. |
Zesen, Philipp von | Assenat | 1670 | Drama | German | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 54-72. Pfersmann, Andréas. “Le siège de Commentariopolis ou heurs et malheurs de l'autorité.” La note d'autorité: Aperçus historiques (XVIe - XVIIIe s.), edited by Armand Colin, Champion, 2007, pp. 75–122. Littératures classiques 64. |
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Saint-Réal, César Vichard de | Dom Carlos | 1672 | Prose | French | Dürrenmatt, Jacques. “Ce que les notes disent de la fiction.” Usages et théories de la fiction, edited by Françoise Lavocat, Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2004, pp. 239–56. books.openedition.org/pur/32707. | ||||
Grimmelshausen, Hans Jacob Christoffel von | Galgen-Männlein | 1673 | German | ||||||
Anonymous | Poesis Triumphans. Oder SiegesPracht der Dichtkunst/ gegen die übelgesinnte Zeit : In dreyen Strafgedichten abgehandelt/ Und mit nöthigen Anmerkungen erkläret Hierbey ist angefüget Musica Incantans, Das ist Die Bezaubernde Music / Durch ein Mitglied der Durchleucht. Fruchtbringenden Gesellschaft Den Erkohrnen |
1676 | Poetry | German | |||||
Pope, Walter | The Salisbury ballad: with curious, learned and critical notes alternative title: The Salsbury-Balld [sic] With the learned commentaries of a friend to the authors [sic] memory |
1676 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Margin | Sign/number repeated | Pope, Alexander. The Poems of Alexander Pope: Vol. 5: The Dunciad. Edited by James R. Sutherland, 2nd rev. ed, Methuen, 1953. p. xl | Not related to Alexander Pope. |
Knittel, Christian | v. H. a. S. Poetische Sin[n]enFrüchte : durch Lob- Sitt- und Tugend-Oden/ Nebst eintheiliger Auszierung nüzlicher Anmerkungen/ ans Licht gediehen | 1677 | Poetry | German | |||||
Scherertz, Friedrich | Perennander Oder/ Von der Unsterblichkeit der Seele/ Und der Auferstehung des Leibes : Mit einigen Anmerkungen | 1678 | Poetry | German | |||||
Bunyan, John | The Pilgrim's Progress | 1678 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Margin | Sign/number repeated | ||
Zesen, Philipp von | Simson | 1679 | Prose | German | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 57. | ||||
Zesen, Philipp von | Des Hochdeutschen Helikonischen Liljenthales / das ist der Hochpreiswuerdigen Deutschgesinneten Genossenschaft Zweiter oder Siebenfacher Liljen-Zunft Vorbericht / ausgefaertiget durch Den Faertigen | 1679 | Poetry | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Bunyan, John | The Holy War Made by King Shaddai Upon Diabolus, to Regain the Metropolis of the World, Or, The Losing and Taking Again of the Town of Mansoul | 1682 | Prose | English | None | Margin | None | Slights, William W.E. “'Marginall Notes That Spoile the Text': Scriptural Annotation in the English Renaissance.” Huntington Library Quarterly, vol. 55, no. 2, 1992, pp. 255–78. | Mostly summaries of the passages rather than explanations/additional information |
Dryden, John | Religio laici: or, A layman's faith. A poem. | 1682 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Wood, Thomas | Juvenalis redivivus, or, The first satyr of Juvenal taught to speak plain English | 1683 | Poetry | English | None; Number/letter before item | Endnote at very end; Footnote | None; Sign/number repeated | Weinbrot, Howard D. The Formal Strain: Studies in Augustan Imitation and Satire, U of Chicago P, 1969. p. 27 | The imitated Latin passages are printed as footnotes, the annotations proper appear as endnotes. |
Behn, Aphra | A Letter to a Brother of the Pen in Tribulation | 1684 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Zerby, Chuck. The Devil's Details: A History of Footnotes, Invisible Cities Press, 2002. pp. 49-52 | |
Redi, Francesco | Bacco in Toscana | 1685 | Poetry | Italian | Pfersmann, Andréas. “Le siège de Commentariopolis ou heurs et malheurs de l'autorité.” La note d'autorité: Aperçus historiques (XVIe - XVIIIe s.), edited by Armand Colin, Champion, 2007, pp. 75–122. Littératures classiques 64. | ||||
Stanisławska, Anna | Transakcja albo opisanie całego życia jednej sieroty przez żałosne treny od tejże samej pisane roku | 1685 | Poetry | Polish | Found here: https://www.dur.ac.uk/resources/imems/OtherEvents/selfcommentary_conferenceprogramme.pdf | ||||
Dryden, John | A poem, in defence of the Church of England; in opposition to the Hind and panther | 1688 | Poetry | English | None | Margin | None | ||
Dryden, John | Annus mirabilis. The year of wonders, M.DC.LXVI. An historical poem. Also a poem on the happy restoration and return of His late Sacred Majesty Charles the Second. Likewise a panegyrick on His coronation. Together with a poem to my Lord Chancellor presented o New-Years-day. 1662. | 1688 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Other | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Lund, Roger D. “From Oblivion to Dulness: Pope and the Poetics of Appropriation.” Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies, vol. 14, no. 2, 1991, pp. 171–89. doi:10.1111/j.1754-0208.1991.tb00502.x. | The annotations appear directly below the annotated stanza. |
Farewell, James | The Irish Hudibras, or, Fingallian prince : taken from the sixth book of Virgil's Æneids, and adapted to the present times | 1689 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item; Sign before item | Footnote; Margin | Sign/number repeated | Weinbrot, Howard D. The Formal Strain: Studies in Augustan Imitation and Satire, U of Chicago P, 1969. p. 27 | Translates Irish dialect in the margins and provides the imitated Latin passages in the footnotes. |
Lohenstein, Daniel Casper von | Großmüthiger Feldherr Arminius | 1689-1690 | Prose | German | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 73-79. | ||||
D'Urfey, Thomas | Collin's walk through London and Westminster, a poem in burlesque. Written by T. D. gent | 1690 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Endnote at very end | Sign/number repeated | ||
Weber, Immanuel | Poetische Lust-Kinder : bestehend in Liebes-Lust/ Hochzeit-Lust/ Glückwünschungs-Lust/ und allerhand vermischten Lust-Gedichten/ nebst einigen Anmerckungen | 1695 | Poetry | German | |||||
Garth, Samuel | The Dispensary | 1699 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Margin | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations, very short ones. Some annotations are presented as footnotes, some appear in the margin and some between the lines of the poem. |
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Wernicke, Christian | Ein Heldengedicht, Hans Sachs genannt | 1702 | Poetry | German | Pfersmann, Andréas. “Le siège de Commentariopolis ou heurs et malheurs de l'autorité.” La note d'autorité: Aperçus historiques (XVIe - XVIIIe s.), edited by Armand Colin, Champion, 2007, pp. 75–122. Littératures classiques 64. | ||||
Wernicke, Christian | Poetischer Versuch, In einem Helden-Gedicht Und etlichen Schäffer-Gedichten, Mehrentheils aber in Uberschrifften bestehend, Als welche letztere in zehn Bücher eingetheilet, aufs neue übersehen, in vielen hundert Oertern verändert, und nebst den zwey letzten Büchern mit vielen neuen Uberschrifften hin und her vermehrt sind : Mit durchgehenden Anmerckungen und Erklärungen. | 1704 | Poetry | German | None | Other | Quote | ||
Swift, Jonathan | A Tale of a Tub | 1704 (notes only added in 1710, 5th ed.) | Prose | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Chatsiou, Ourania. Paratext and Poetics in British Romantic-Period Literature. Unpublished PhD thesis, 2009. 42f. Huber, Alexander. Paratexte in der englischen Erzählprosa des 18. Jahrhunderts. M.A. Thesis, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, 1997, users.ox.ac.uk/~bodl0153/elzma.pdf. Palmeri, Frank. “The Satiric Footnotes of Swift and Gibbon.” The Eighteenth Century, vol. 31, no. 3, 1990, pp. 245–62. Pfersmann, Andréas. “Le siège de Commentariopolis ou heurs et malheurs de l'autorité.” La note d'autorité: Aperçus historiques (XVIe - XVIIIe s.), edited by Armand Colin, Champion, 2007, pp. 75–122. Littératures classiques 64. Pfersmann, Andréas. “Les gloses de Martinus Scribblerus ou du bon usage de l'autorité dans le discours.” Lugares Textuais do Romance, edited by Alckmar Luiz dos Santos, Florianópolis, 2001, 213-248. |
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Bordelon, Laurent | Mital ou avantures incroyables, et toute-fois, et caetera | 1708 | Prose | French | |||||
Swift, Jonathan | A Famous Prediction of Merlin, the British Wizard, Written Above a Thousand Years Ago, and Relating to the Present Year, 1709. With Explanatory Notes. By T.N. Philomath | 1709 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Quote | ||
Anonymous | The fall and restoration of man : a poem, occasion'd by St. Paul's words, I Cor. XV. 22., As in Adam all die; even so in Christ shall all be made alive : address'd to a lady | 1710 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Bordelon, Laurent | L'histoire des imaginations extravagantes de monsieur Oufle | 1710 | Prose | French | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Kerby-Miller, Charles, editor. Memoirs of the Extraordinary Life, Works, and Discoveries of Martinus Scriblerus, OUP, 1988. p. 69. | |
Colvil, Samuel | The Whiggs supplication, or, The Scotch-Hudibras, a mock-poem. In two parts | 1710 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Many annotations, sometimes also long ones | |
Perkins, Joseph | A poem on the death of the Rt. Reverend Father in God, Thomas Kenn | 1711 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Margin | Sign/number repeated | ||
Ellwood, Thomas | Davideis: The life of David King of Israel: A sacred poem. In five books | 1712 | Poetry | English | None | Margin | None | ||
Oldmixon, John | Anna triumphans : a congratulatory poem on the peace | 1713 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Margin | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations, very short ones | |
Saint-Hyacinthe, Thémiseul de | Chef d'oeuvre d'un inconnu, poëme heureusement découvert & mis au jour avec des remarques savantes & recherchées | 1714 | Poetry | French | None | Endnote at very end | Quote | Bessire, François. “Les suites comiques de l'érudition: la note parodique de Saint-Hyacinthe à Du Laurens.” Notes. Études sur l'annotation en littérature, edited by Jean-Claude Arnould and Claudine Poulouin, Presses universitaires de Rouen et du Havre, 2008, 243-256. Correard, Nicolas. “Pots-pourris de vers et de proses: De la satire ménippé au tribunal critique des Lumières (Saint-Hyacinthe, Pope).” Verse et Prose: Formes alternatives, formes hybrides, edited by Philippe Postel, 2014, pp. 1–32. 1. Correard, Nicolas, et al. Introduction. L' herméneutique fictionnalisée: Quand l'interprétation s'invite dans la fiction, edited by Nicolas Correard et al., Classiques Garnier, 2014, pp. 7–21. Rencontres 9. Dürrenmatt, Jacques. “Glissements de notes: gloses, commentaires et déviations.” Dix-septième siècle, vol. 224, no. 3, 2004, pp. 413–27. Lelouch, Claire. “Le péritexte au service de la formation des esprits: L’exemple du Chef d’œuvre d’un Inconnu de Saint-Hyacinthe (1714).” Littératures classiques, vol. 37, 1998, pp. 185–99. Méchoulan, Eric. “Les deux vies de Saint-Hyacinthe: Dans les marges du Dr Mathanasius.” Tangence, vol. 57, 1998, pp. 23–39. Pfersmann, Andréas. “Le siège de Commentariopolis ou heurs et malheurs de l'autorité.” La note d'autorité: Aperçus historiques (XVIe - XVIIIe s.), edited by Armand Colin, Champion, 2007, pp. 75–122. Littératures classiques 64. Branca-Rosoff, Sonia. “Une Parodie du Commentaire Littéraire: Le Chef d'Oeuvre d'un Inconnu (Saint-Hyacinthe).” Mulsow, Martin. “Subversive Kommentierung: Burleske Kommentarparodien, Gegenkommentare und Libertinismus in der frühen Neuzeit.” 152-153 Mulsow, Martin. Die unanständige Gelehrtenrepublik: Wissen, Libertinage und Kommunikation in der Frühen Neuzeit, Metzler, 2007. |
2 pages of poetry; 179 pages of annotations (including 5 pages of note variorum at the end) Many other paratextual features --> possible influence on Pope's Dunciad |
Ninnyhammer, Nickydemus [pseud.] | Homer in a Nutshell: or, the Iliad of Homer in Immortal Doggrel | 1715 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Ward, Thomas | England's Reformation: from the time of King Henry VIII, to the end of Oates's plot, a poem, in four canto's with large marginal notes, according to the original | 1716 | Poetry | English | None | Margin | None | ||
Gay, John | Trivia: or, the art of walking the streets of London | 1716 | Poetry | English | None | Margin | None | Summaries of the text rather than explanations | |
Baynard, Edward | Health : a poem shewing how to procure, preserve, and restore it | 1716 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | very few annotations | |
Gay, Joseph | The art of dress : a poem | 1717 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Wardlaw, Elizabeth | Hardyknute: a fragment. Being the first canto of an epick poem; with general remarks, and notes. | 1719 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote; Margin | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Only annotated in a later edition | |
Holland, Samuel | The spaniard : or, Don Zara del Fogo: translated from the original Spanish by Basilius Musophilus. With notes to Explain the true Meaning of the Author. With a most Ingenious Dedication to the World | 1719 | Prose | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Montesquieu, Charles de Secondat | Lettres persanes | 1721 | Prose | French | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Séité, Yannick. Du livre au lire: La nouvelle Héloïse: Roman des Lumières, Champion, 2002. p. 274 | |
Dart, John | Westminster-abbey: a poem | 1721 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations, very short ones | |
Racine, Louis | La Grâce | 1722 | Poetry | French | Menant, Sylvain. “Voltaire dans le contexte: Les notes de Louis Racine et le genre du poème annoté.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 84-94. | ||||
Voltaire | La Henriade : poème avec les notes et variantes ; suivi de l'Essai sur la poésie épique | 1723 | Poetry | French | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Sign/number repeated | Notes are indicated by a number, variants by a letter. Also known as: La Ligue, ou, Henry le Grand : poëme épique (there are some differences between the two versions) |
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Hauksbee, Francis | The patch. : An heroi-comical poem. (With advice to Chloe, how to make use of that beautiful ornament of the face.) In three cantos. ... To which is added, The Welch wedding. A poem. ... / By a gentleman of Oxford | 1723/1724 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Amhurst, Nicholas | Oculus Britanniae; an heroi-panegyrical poem on the University of Oxford. Illustrated with divers beautiful similes, and useful digressions | 1724 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Reynolds, John | View of death: or, the soul's departure from the world. A philosophical sacred poem, with a copious body of explanatory notes, … | 1725 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Baker, Henry | The universe. A poem. Intended to restrain the pride of man | 1727 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | very long annotations | |
Gay, John | The shepherd's week. In six pastorals. By Mr. J. Gay. | 1728 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line | ||
Young, Edward | Love of fame, the universal passion. In Seven Characteristical satires | 1728 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations, very short ones. | |
Tickell, Thomas | A poem in praise of the horn-book : written by a gentleman in England, under a fit of the gout | 1728 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations, very short ones. | |
Curll, Edmund | Codrus: or, the Dunciad dissected. Being the finishing-stroke. To which is added, farmer Pope and his son. A tale. By Mr. Philips. | 1728 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Ramsay, Allan | Poems | 1728 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Desaguliers, J.T. | The Newtonian system of the world, the best model of government: an allegorical poem. With a plain and intelligible account of the system of the world, by way of annotations ... To which is added, Cambria's complaint against the intercalary day in the leap-year. By J.T. Desaguliers | 1728 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | Very long annotations | |
Suffolk, Edward Howard, Earl of | Greenwich-Park: humbly inscribed to his Grace the Duke of Montagu. To which are added, poems, &c. on several occasions. | 1728 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations, very short ones. When an annotation refers to a phrase (like here "so vile a *Name"), the indication is usually before the noun. |
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Curteis, Thomas | Eirenodia: A poem sacred to peace, and the promoting of human happiness. Inscrib'd to his grace, the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury | 1728 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | A Poem humbly inscrib'd to the gentlemen of the Oxfordshire Society | 1728 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | A Poem presented to His Excellency William Burnet Esq; on his arrival at Boston | 1728 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Edwards, Samuel | The Copernican system, a poem | 1728 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations, very short ones | |
Stanhope, Hugh | The progress of dulness. By an eminent hand. Which will serve for an explanation of the Dunciad. | 1728 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | To my worthy friend T--- S--- D.D. on his incomparable translation of, and notes on Persius | 1728 ? | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Ralph, James | Zeuma: or the love of liberty. A poem. In three books | 1728 or 1729 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Pope, Alexander | The Dunciad | 1728-1743 (first annotated ed. 1729) | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Namby Pamby [pseud.] | Durgen, a satyr, to the celeberted [sic] Mr. P--------pe, on his Dunciad | 1729 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Haller, Albrecht von | Die Alpen | 1729 | Poetry | German | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 98-99. | ||||
Anonymous | The Dulcinead variorum: A satyrical poem, in hudibrastick verse | 1729 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | The title and the fact that the annotations are titled "remarks" suggests that this was inspired by Pope's Dunciad. | |
Anonymous | The coachman's wish: or, a familiar epistle by way of dialogue between Thomas and Grizel | 1729 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Bignon, Jean Paul | The adventures of Abdallah son of Hanif, who was sent by the Sultan of the Indies to discover the fountain of Borico, which restores past youth | 1729 | Prose | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Tea. A poem. Or, ladies into china-cups; a metamorphosis | 1729 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations, very short ones | |
Anonymous | A Poem humbly inscrib'd to the gentlemen of the Oxfordshire Society | 1729 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations, very short ones | |
Bramston, James | The art of politicks, in imitation of Horace's Art of poetry. | 1729 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous [J.W.] | Dotage. A poem, inscrib'd to a gentleman within a few years of his grand-climacterick. | 1729 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations, very short ones | |
Several, published by James Ralph | Miscellaneous poems / by several hands, particularly the D---of W---n, Sir Samuel Garth, Dean S,̲̲̲ Mr. John Hughes, Mr. Thomson, Mrs. Cr̲̲̲ ; publish'd by Mr. Ralph. | 1729 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations | |
Duckett, George | Pope Alexander's supremacy and infallibility examin'd; and the errors of Scriblerus and his man William detected | 1729 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Quote | The annotations appear for the poem "The Martiniad" and are designed to look similar to those in Pope's Dunciad (divided into two columns, etc.) | |
Jenyns, Soame | The art of dancing, a poem, in three canto's | 1729 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Harvey, John | The life of Robert Bruce, king of Scots. A poem | 1729 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Quote | Very few annotations, very short ones | |
Breval, John | Henry and Minerva. A poem. | 1729 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous [R.W.] | The christian priest. A poem sacred to the memory of the truly reverend, learned, and pious Dr. Samuel Clarke Late Rector of St. James's | 1729 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Hay, William | Mount Caburn. A poem humbly inscribed to her Grace, the Dutchess of Newcastle | 1730 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Cooke, Thomas | The candidates for the bays. A poem. Written by Scriblerus Tertius | 1730 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item; Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Welsted, Leonard | One Epistle to Mr. A. Pope, Occasion'd by Two Epistles Lately Published | 1730 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item; Sign before item | Foot- and endnotes | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Short notes: footnotes, indicated by sign Longer notes: endnotes, indicated by letter and introduced by quote |
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Gulliver, Martin [pseud.] | The censoriad: a poem. Written originally by Martin Gulliver | 1730 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line | ||
Fielding, Henry | The Tragedy of Tragedies; or, The Life and Death of Tom Thumb the Great, […] With the annotations of H. Scriblerus Secundus | 1731 | Drama | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Cahn, Michael. “Fußnoten auf der Bühne, Maden im Text: Henry Fieldings Tom Thumb.” Am Rande bemerkt: Anmerkungspraktiken in literarischen Texten, edited by Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik, Kadmos, 2008, 101-114. Irwin, W. R. “Satire and Comedy in the Works of Henry Fielding.” ELH, vol. 13, no. 3, 1946, pp. 168–88. |
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Liscow, Christian Ludwig | Kurtze, Aber dabey deutliche und erbauliche Anmerckungen, Über die Klägliche Geschichte, Von der Jämmerlichen Zerstöhrung Der Stadt Jerusalem | 1732 | Prose | German | None | Other | Quote | Martens, Wolfgang. “Von Thomasius bis Lichtenberg: Zur Gelehrtensatire der Aufklärung.” Lessing Yearbook, vol. 10, 1978, pp. 7–34. Mulsow, Martin. Die unanständige Gelehrtenrepublik: Wissen, Libertinage und Kommunikation in der Frühen Neuzeit, Metzler, 2007. |
Annotations published in a separate volume |
Liscow, Christian Ludwig | Briontes der Jüngere, oder Lobrede auf den Hochedelgebohrnen und Hochgelahrten Herrn, Hrn. D. Johann Ernst Philippi, öffentlicher Professor der deutschen Beredsamkeit auf der Universität Halle, wie auch Chursächsischen immatriculirten Advocaten etc. etc. nach den Regeln einer natürlichen, männlichen und heroischen Beredsamkeit, gehalten in der Gesellschaft der kleinen Geister, in Deutschland, von einem unwürdigen Mitgliede dieser zahlreichen Gesellschaft | 1732 | Prose | German | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | |
Liscow, Christian Ludwig | Unparteyische Untersuchung der Frage: Ob die bekannte Satyre, Briontes der Jüngere, oder Lobrede auf den Herrn D. Johann Ernst Philippi, Professor der deutschen Wohlredenheit auf der Universität Halle, mit entsetzlichen Religionsspöttereyen angefüllet, und eine strafbare Schrift sey? Bey welcher Gelegenheit zugleich augenscheinlich gezeiget wird, daß der Herr Prof. Philippi die Schrift: Gleiche Brüder, gleiche Kappen etc. unmöglich gemacht haben könne | 1732 | Prose | German | None | Margin | None | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | |
Anonymous ["A Templar"] | The sequel of Mr. Pope's law-case : Or, Farther advice thereon: in an epistle to him. With a short preface and postscript. By a templer. * *See the publisher's advertisement. With notes explanatory, critical and jocese. By another hand, also a brother of the quill | 1733 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Chandler, Mary | The description of Bath; a poem | 1733 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations, very short ones | |
Liscow, Christian Ludwig | Der sich selbst entdeckende X. Y. Z. Oder L-c-s H-rm-n B-ckm-st-rs, Rev. Minist. Candidati, aufrichtige Anzeige der Ursachen, die ihn bewogen, die Geschichte von der Zerstöhrung der Stadt Jerusalem mit kurzen Anmerkungen zu erläutern, und diese Anmerkungen unter einem falschen Namen ans Licht zu stellen, zur Beruhigung und zum Trost des (S. T.) Herrn Magister Sievers, imgleichen zur Rettung der Unschluld seiner Absichten wider allerhand ungleiche Urheile und Deutungen zum Drucke befördert | 1733 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Liscow, Christian Ludwig | Stand- oder Antritts-Rede, welche der (S.T.) Herr D. Johann Ernst Philippi, öffentlicher Professor der deutschen Wohlredenheit zu Halle, den 21sten December 1732. in der Gesellschaft der kleinen Geister gehalten, samt der Ihm darauf, im Namen der ganzen löblichen Gesellschaft der kleinen Geister, von dem (S.T.) Herrn B. G. R. S. F. M. als Aeltesten der Gesellschaft, gewordenen höflichen Antwort. Auf Befehl und Kosten der Gesellschaft der kleinen Geister zum Drucke befordert | 1733 | Prose | German | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | |
Crébillon (fils) | Tanzaï et Néadarné [sometimes known as L'Écumoire, histoire japonaise] | 1734 | Prose | French | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 14-15. | The novel does, in fact, not contain annotations. According to the fictional editor, the original novel was translated several times and one of the translators added annotations that were, in turn, omitted by another translator. | |||
Jacob, Hildebrand | Brutus the Trojan, founder of the British empire; an epic poem | 1735 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Somerville, William | The chace. A poem | 1735 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations, very short ones | |
V.S.P. | Wolverdiente Bestraffung Deß Unverschamt- und Eselhafften Calumnianten, So unter dem erdichten Namen Sinceri Pistophili Die Buß- und Fasten-Predig seiner hoch-fürstl. Gnaden Leopoldi Antonii Eleutherii, Ertz-Bischoffen […] zu Salzburg, [et]c. [et]c. Mit lächerlichst- und allerunvernünftigsten Anmerckungen Nachzudrucken sich freventlichist unternommen; Nun aber mit behörigen Antworten und wohlgemessenen Correctionen öffentlich beschämet | 1736 | Prose | German | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Fieux de Mouhy, Charles de | La Mouche ou Les Espiègleries et avantures galantes de Bigand | 1736 | Prose | French | Dürrenmatt, Jacques. “Notes intertextuelles chez Stendhal et Louvet.” L'espace de la note, edited by Jacques Dürrenmatt and Andréas Pfersmann, Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2004, 127-140. | ||||
King, William | Toast. An heroick poem in four books, written originally in Latin, by Frederick Scheffer: now done into English, and illustrated with notes and observations, by Peregrine Odonald Esq. | 1736 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line | ||
Browne, Isaac Hawkins | A Pipe of Tobacco. In imitation of six several authors. | 1736 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous [" Gentleman in the Navy "] |
The beeriad : or, progress of drink. An heroic poem, in two cantos. The first being an imitation of the first book of Mr. Pope's Dunciad; the second a description of a ram feast, held annually in a particular small District of Hampshire. By a Gentleman in the Navy. To which is annex'd a figurative moral tale upon Liberty, in Verse; And a Metaphorical Description of a certain Man of War in Prose: With a proper Preface to the whole: And Explanatory Notes to the Beeriad | 1736 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Robertson, Ritchie. Mock-Epic Poetry from Pope to Heine, OUP, 2009. pp. 100. | |
Anonymous | The session of the critics : or, the contention for the nettle. A poem. To which is added, a dialogue between a player and a poet. With Notes, Explanatory and Critical, after the Manner of the Learned Dr. Bentley. | 1737 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | It is very probable that the annotations were inspired by Pope's Dunciad. | |
Hildebrand, Jacob | The progress of religion. A poem | 1737 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations, very short ones | |
Bancks, John | Love atones for little crimes: an ethic epistle, by way of apology for a darling passion. Cum notis variorum | 1738 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Bancks, John | Miscellaneous works, in verse and prose, of John Bancks. Adorned with sculptures and illustrated with notes | 1738 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Lamprecht, Jakob Friedrich | Der Stundenrufer zu Ternate | 1739 | Prose | German | Pfersmann, Andréas. “Le siège de Commentariopolis ou heurs et malheurs de l'autorité.” La note d'autorité: Aperçus historiques (XVIe - XVIIIe s.), edited by Armand Colin, Champion, 2007, pp. 75–122. Littératures classiques 64. | very long annotations; usually only one line of the main text per page | |||
Conti, Antonio | Sonetti filosofici | 1739 | Poetry | Italian | Piaia, Gregorio. “L' autocommento nei sonetti filosofici di Antonio Conti.” L' autocommento: Atti del XVIII convegno interuniversitario (Bressanone, 1990), edited by Gianfelice Peron, Esedra Ed, 1994, 81-91. | ||||
Straube, Gottlob Benjamin | Der Dichter Treflichkeit die schwer zu lesen sind : Sr. Wohledlen, Herrn Theodor Lebrecht Pitscheln, bey Gelegenheit Seiner den 25 Hornung, im 1740 Jahre angenommenen Magisterwürde zugeeignet, und überall mit Erklärungen und Anmerkungen begleitet | 1740 | Poetry | German | |||||
Somerville, William | Hobbinol; or, The rural games. A burlesque poem, in blank verse | 1740 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Gedichte Vom dreyfachen Unechten, Und dem Einigen Wahren Doctorat : Jn Siberien von einem redlichen Teutschen Berg-Rath S. Z. M. entworffen, Einem Freund in der Wetterau communiciret, Und von diesem zum Druck übergeben. Nebst einigen Anmerckungen und Nachrede des verlegenden Philosophischen Editoris, Deme beygefüget Die wichtige Rechen-Kunst Jn Zeit und Ewigkeit | 1740 | Poetry | German | |||||
Rabener, Gottlieb Wilhelm | Von der Vortrefflichkeit der Glückwünschungsschreiben | 1741 | Prose | German | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. pp. 109-110. Martens, Wolfgang. “Von Thomasius bis Lichtenberg: Zur Gelehrtensatire der Aufklärung.” Lessing Yearbook, vol. 10, 1978, pp. 7–34. Mulsow, Martin. Die unanständige Gelehrtenrepublik: Wissen, Libertinage und Kommunikation in der Frühen Neuzeit, Metzler, 2007. |
The annotations are ascribed to Martin Scribler dem Jüngeren [the younger]. |
Fielding, Henry | The Vernoniad, Done into English, from the original Greek of Homer. Lately found at Constantinople. With notes in usum, &c. | 1741 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Power, Henry. “Henry Fielding, Richard Bentley, and the 'Sagacious Reader' of Tom Jones.” Review of English Studies, vol. 61, no. 252, 2010, pp. 749–72. Robertson, Ritchie. Mock-Epic Poetry from Pope to Heine, OUP, 2009. 100. Goldgar, Bertrand A. “'The Learned English Dog': Fielding's Mock Scholarship.” Augustan Subjects: Essays in Honor of Martin C. Battestin, edited by Albert J. Rivero, U of Delaware Press, 1997, 192-206. |
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Pope, Alexander [and others] | Memoirs of the Extraordinary Life, Works, and Discoveries of Martinus Scriblerus | 1741 | Prose | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Sawney and Colley: A Poetical Dialogue: Occasioned by a Late Letter from the Laureat of St. James's, to the Homer of Twickenham | 1742 | Poetry | English | Unfortunately, I could not find a digitised version of this work. | ||||
Racine, Louis | La Religion | 1742 | Poetry | French | Menant, Sylvain. “Voltaire dans le contexte: Les notes de Louis Racine et le genre du poème annoté.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 84-94. | ||||
Rost, Johann Christoph | Das Vorspiel : Ein Episches Gedicht | 1742 | Poetry | German | |||||
West, Gilbert | The institution of the Order of the Garter. A dramatick poem | 1742 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Müller, Gottfried Ephraim | Gedanken über eine schoene Gegend : P.** den 29. Aug. 1742. | 1742 | Poetry | German | |||||
Love, James | Cricket: An Heroic Poem. Ilustrated with the Critical Observations of Scriblerus Maximus | 1742? | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | Marshall, Ashley. “The Myth of Scriblerus.” Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies, vol. 31, no. 1, 2008, pp. 77–99. doi:10.1111/j.1754-0208.2008.00005.x. | |
Phelps, J. | The human barometer: Or, Living weather-glass. A philosophick poem | 1743 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Quote | ||
Anonymous | Mr. P-pe's picture in miniature, but as like as it can stare; a poem: with notes. | 1743 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Triller, Daniel Wilhelm | Der Sächsische Prinzenraub, Oder Der wohlverdiente Köhler : In Einem Gedichte fürgestellet, In vier Bücher abgetheilet, mit feinen Kupfern gezieret, auch mit historischen Anmerckungen, und einem dergleichen Anhange / nebst Einer Ode erläutert | 1743 | Poetry | German | |||||
Miller, James | The H-r heroes: Or, A song of triumph. In laud of the immortal conduct, and marvellous exploits of those choise spirits, during the last campaign | 1744 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Gratian, Theodorus [pseud.] | The richardiad. A satire. Translated from a Greek fragment of Petronius Arbiter, by Theodorus Gratian. With notes variorum. | 1744 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Akenside, Mark | Epistle to Curio | 1744 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line | Very few annotations | |
Cannon, Thomas | Apollo; a poem: or the Origin of the world assign'd. With reflections upon human nature | 1744 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | The deviliad. An Heroic poem | 1744 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Akenside, Mark | The pleasures of imagination; a poem in three books | 1744 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Quote | Very long annotations | |
Merrick, John | Heliocrene. A poem in Latin and English, on the chalybeate well at Sunning-Hill in Windsor Forest. | 1744 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Pope's ghost: a ballad. To the tune of William and Margaret. | 1744 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | The review. A poem. Inscrib'd to the Right Honourable the Earl of Litchfield | 1744 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Sophron: a poem. Occasion'd by the death of the late Revd. Mr. Robert Wright. | 1744 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Warton, Thomas | The enthusiast: or, the lover of nature. A poem. | 1744 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Armstrong, John | The art of preserving health: a poem | 1744 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations, very short ones | |
Whitehead, Paul | Gymnasiad, or boxing match. A very short, but very curious epic poem. With the prolegomena of Scriblerus Tertius, and notes variorum. | 1744 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Hawkins, William | The thimble, an heroi-comical poem, in four cantos. Dedicated to Miss Anna-Maria Woodford. By a gentleman of Oxford | 1744 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Grierson, George Hamilton | A prophecy and poem, wrote by Dr. George Hamilton Grierson: Upon Britain's Arms conquering their enemies, printed May the 5th, 1743 | 1744? | Poetry | English | None | Margin | None | ||
Rabener, Gottlieb Wilhem | Hinkmars von Repkow Noten ohne Text. | 1745 | Prose | German | None | Other | Quote | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. pp. 111-113 Koppenfels, Werner von. Der andere Blick, oder, Das Vermächtnis des Menippos: Paradoxe Perspektiven in der europäischen Literatur, C.H. Beck, 2007. p. 259 Pfersmann, Andréas. “La secte des autonotistes: idées sur le roman annoté.” Fondements, évolutions et persistance des théories du roman, edited by Andréas Pfersmann and Bernard Alazet, Lettres Modernes, pp. 75–86. Zubarik, Sabine. “Präsenter Mangel – abwesendes Material: Fußnoten in literarischen Texten.” Figuren der Absenz: Figures de l'absence, edited by Anke Grutschus and Peter Krilles, Frank & Timme, 2010, pp. 33–46. |
The annotations exist without a main text to which they could refer. |
Voltaire | La Bataille de Fontenoy | 1745 | Poetry | French | Vercruysse, Jeroom. “Les notes du Poème de Fontenoy.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 255-269. | ||||
Brooke, Henry | The quack-Doctor. A poem. As originally spoke at the Free Grammar School in Manchester. With Notes Critical and Explanatory. Interspersed with proper Observations upon the Design, Conduct, and Execution of it. | 1745 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | Most likely inspired by Pope's Dunciad | |
G---CK, J-- M-- Z-- von | Warhaffte allegorische Beschreibung, was sich Anno 1744. bey der Belagerung Bregentz zugetragen […] Mit critischen, historischen, philosophischen, philologischen, moralischen, theologischen, juridischen, physicalischen Anmerckungen | 1746 | Prose | German | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Shepherd, Samuel | Leixlip: a poem. Inscribed to the Right Honourable William Conolly, Esq | 1747 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Warton, Thomas | The pleasures of melancholy; a poem | 1747 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations | |
Graffigny, Françoise de | Lettres d’une Péruvienne | 1747 | Prose | French | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Séité, Yannick. Du livre au lire: La nouvelle Héloïse: Roman des Lumières, Champion, 2002. p. 274 | |
Barrett, Stephen | War, an epic satyr. Setting forth the nature of Fr-ch policy, and the true cause of the present commotions in Europe. In four canto's | 1747 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Voltaire | La Prude | 1747 (first staged) | Drama | French | Goulbourne, Russell. “De la mise en scène à la mise en page: les notes dans le théâtre comique de Voltaire.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 245-254. | ||||
Richardson, Samuel | Clarissa | 1747-1748 | Prose | English | Moravetz, Monika. Formen der Rezeptionslenkung im Briefroman des 18. Jahrhunderts: Richardsons Clarissa, Rousseaus Nouvelle Héloïse und Laclos' Liaisons dangereuses, Narr, 1990. Picard, Hans Rudolf. Die Illusion der Wirklichkeit im Briefroman des achtzehnten Jahrhunderts, Winter, 1971. |
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Mallet, David | Amyntor and Theodora: or, The hermit. A poem in three cantos. | 1748 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line | ||
Fielding, Henry | Tom Jones | 1749 | Prose | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Benstock, Shari. “At the Margin of Discourse: Footnotes in the Fictional Text.” PMLA, vol. 98, no. 2, 1983, pp. 204–25. doi:10.2307/462046. Huber, Alexander. Paratexte in der englischen Erzählprosa des 18. Jahrhunderts. M.A. Thesis, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, 1997, users.ox.ac.uk/~bodl0153/elzma.pdf. |
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Selden, Amhurst | Love and folly. A poem. In four canto's | 1749 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Hill, Aaron | Gideon; or, The patriot. : An epic poem in twelve books. Upon a Hebrew plan. In honour of the two chief virtues of a people; intrepidity in foreign war: and spirit of domestic liberty. With miscellaneous notes, and large reflections, upon different subjects | 1749 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote after chapter/canto | Line; Quote | Probably one of the first poems to have endnotes. | |
Rolt, Richard | Cambria. A poem, in three books: illustrated with historical, critical & explanatory notes. Humbly inscribed to ... Prince George. | 1749 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Anonymous | The Quarrel between Venus and Hymen: An heroi-satyrical mythological poem, in imitation of the antients: In VI. cantos. Found among the papers of a very learned antiquarian, and published for the benefit of posterity, with notes | 1750 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Modern courtezan, an heroic poem. Inscrib'd to Miss F----y M----y. With notes, critical, historical, explanatory, and comical, prefix'd. | 1750 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Hagedorn, Friedrich von | Moralische Gedichte | 1750 | Poetry | German | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 83-94. Pfersmann, Andréas. Séditions infrapaginales: Poétique historique de l'annotation littéraire (XVIIe-XXIe siècles), Droz, 2011. |
The annotations are marked with numbers in the text, but there is only an asterisk before each annotation proper. |
Lavini, Giuseppe | Rime filosofiche e varie. | 1750 | Poetry | Italian | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 95. | ||||
Galfridus Scriblerus [pseud.] | Remarks on Mr. Pope's Epistle of Taste, to the Right Honourable Richard Earl of Burlington. By Galfridus Scriblerus, Martini Scriberi F.N.M. | 1751 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Marshall, Ashley. “The Myth of Scriblerus.” Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies, vol. 31, no. 1, 2008, pp. 77–99. doi:10.1111/j.1754-0208.2008.00005.x. | |
Cambridge, Richard Owen | The Scribleriad | 1751 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line | Kerby-Miller, Charles, editor. Memoirs of the Extraordinary Life, Works, and Discoveries of Martinus Scriblerus, OUP, 1988. p. 65n211 Robertson, Ritchie. Mock-Epic Poetry from Pope to Heine, OUP, 2009. 100; 105ff. |
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Kenrick, William | So much talk'd of and expected old woman's Dunciad, Or, midwife's master-piece ... By Mary Midnight. With historical, critical, and explanatory notes, by Margelina Scribelinda Macularia. | 1751 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | Also includes a more 'prosaic' paraphrase (still in verse) of the very fustian poem, which is called "Interpretation". | |
West, Gilbert | Education, a poem: in two cantos. Written in imitation of the style and manner of Spenser's Fairy queen | 1751 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Voltaire | La Pucelle d'Orléans | 1752 | Poetry | French | Bessire, François. “Du burlesque au philosophique: Les Notes de La Pucelle.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, pp. 270–79. | ||||
Kenrick, William | The pasquinade. With notes variorum. | 1753 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Smart, Christopher | The Hilliad: an epic poem.: By C. Smart, A.M. fellow of Pembroke-Hall, in the University of Cambridge. To which are prefixed, copious prolegomena and notes variorum. Particularly, those of Quinbus Flestrin Esq; and Martinus Macularis, M.D. Acad. Reg. Scient. Burdig. &c. Soc | 1753 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Quote | ||
Schönaich, Christoph Otto, von | Hrn. Christoph Ottens, Frhrn. von Schönaich, Lieutenants von der Kön. Poln. und Churf. Sächs. Reiterey ... Hermann, oder das befreyte Deutschland : ein Heldengedicht; Mit einigen historischen Anmerkungen und einer komischen Epopee, Der Baron, bereichert; Nebst einer Vorrede / ans Licht gestellet von Joh. Chr. Gottscheden. | 1753 | Poetry | German | |||||
Anonymous | Chevy-chase, with a preface endeavouring to prove that the author intended the Earl of Douglass for his hero; and notes on some passages of the poem. To which is subjoined, Hardy Knute: a fragment. Being the first canto of an epic poem, with notes. | 1754 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous ["Freeholder of Kent"] | His Majesty King George the Second, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and all the royal family. His Grace the Duke of Dorset, and Fairfax, and Watson, for ever: or, down with the devil, Pope, and Pretender. An heroic poem, with explanatory notes suitable to the present times. By a freeholder of Kent. | 1754 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Francklin, Thomas | The translation, a poem | 1754 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Stevens, George Alexander | Birth-day of folly, an heroi-comical poem, by Peter: with notes variorum, for the illustration of historical passages relating to the hero of the poem, and other remarkable personages | 1755 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Anonymous ["A Spectator"] | The nowiad: an heroic poem ... humbly inscrib’d to the most renown’d Tom Thumb the Great, ... With notes historical and critical. By a spectator. | 1755 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Stephanus Scriblerus [pseud.] | The censor. Numb. I. To be continued occasionally. Containing variety of curious matters; proper to be read by all persons who have attended the Haymarket or the Piazza. With an epistolary dedication to orator Mack---n. By Stephanus Scriblerus, Esq; brother to Martinus. N.B. This has pass'd the approbation of Jerry Buck, Timothy Catcall, and Devil Dick, all of George's Coffee-House, Esquires, Professors of Criticism. | 1755 | Prose | English | Marshall, Ashley. “The Myth of Scriblerus.” Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies, vol. 31, no. 1, 2008, pp. 77–99. doi:10.1111/j.1754-0208.2008.00005.x. | ||||
Bally, George | The justice of the Supreme Being, a poem | 1755 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | A Satire upon physicians, Or An English paraphrase, with notes and references, of Dr. King’s most memorable oration, delivered at the dedication of the Radclivian Library in Oxford. To which is added, a curious petition to an Hon. House, in favour of Dr. King. | 1755 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Lefèvre, André; Grosley, Pierre-Jean | Mémoires de l'Académie des sciences, inscriptions, belles-lettres, beaux-arts etc, nouvellement établie à Troyes en Champagne | 1756 | Prose | French | Pardo García, Pedro Javier. “Satire on Learning and the Type of the Pedant in Eighteenth-Century Literature.” Bells: Barcelona English language and literature studies, vol. 13, 2004, n.pag. www.raco.cat/index.php/Bells/article/view/82938. | ||||
Boccage, Anne-Marie du | La Colombiade | 1756 | Poetry | French | |||||
Anonymous | Britain : a poem in three books | 1757 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Gray, Thomas | The Progress of Poesy | 1757 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item; Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Lipking, Lawrence. “The Marginal Gloss.” Critical Inquiry, vol. 3, no. 4, 1977, pp. 609–55. | Notes only added in 1768 |
Donaldson, William | North America, a descriptive poem. Representing the voyage to America, a sketch of that beautiful country; with remarks upon the political humour and singular conduct of its inhabitants. To which are subjoined, notes, … | 1757 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | British worthies: or characters of the age. A panegyrico-satirical poem, with notes variorum. To which is prefixed, an address to the shade of the late Lord Viscount Bolingbroke. | 1758 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Hill, Aaron | Free thoughts upon faith: or the religion of nature. A poem, with notes. | 1758 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line | ||
Bogatzky, Carl Heinrich, von | Das schöne Bild eines recht evangelischen, treuen fleissigen Seelen-Hirtens An dem reitzenden Beyspiel Des weiland Hochwohl-Ehrwürdigen und Hochgelahrten Herrn, Herrn M. Johann Heinrich Sommers, gewesenen treufleissigen Pastoris emeriti zu Schortewitz und Kösitz, als Selbiger den 15ten Mart. 1758. im 83sten Jahre seines rühmlichen Alters und im 55sten seines segensvollen Lehramts zu seines Herren Freude eingegangen / Zur gesegneten Nachfolge Aller Seelen-Hirten ... wohlmeinend entworfen und mit einigen nöthigen Anmerkungen erläutert von Des Wohlseligen alten vertrauten Freunde und Landsmann C. H. v. B. | 1758 | Poetry | German | |||||
Reed, Joseph | Madrigal and Trulletta. A mock-tragedy: Acted (under the direction of Mr. Cibber) at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden. With notes by the author, and Dr. Humbug, ... By J. Reed. | 1758 | Drama | English | Number/letter after item; Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Fox, Edmond | Enthusiasm: a poem. With notes variorum. For the correction of some, and consolation of others. | 1758 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Stelzfuß, Franz Ludwig [pseud.] | Wahrhaftige und glaubwürdige Relation von dem großen und Pracht-vollen, solennen Sieges-Feste, so zu Ludwigsburg, im Würtemberger Lande, über den Rußischen Sieg bey Frankfurth an der Oder, gefeyret worden; nebst denen ... wunderbaren Begebenheiten allen frommen Christen in Lehrreichen Anmerkungen und einem erbaulichen Liede mitgetheilet, und auf denen vornehmsten Straßen zu Wien und Regenspurg ... abgesungen von Franz Ludwig Stelzfuß, Weltberühmten Bänkel Sänger zu Ulm in Schwaben | 1759 | Poetry | German | |||||
Voltaire | Socrate | 1759 | Drama | French | Goulbourne, Russell. “De la mise en scène à la mise en page: les notes dans le théâtre comique de Voltaire.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 245-254. | ||||
Sterne, Laurence | Tristram Shandy | 1759-1767 | Prose | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Benstock, Shari. “At the Margin of Discourse: Footnotes in the Fictional Text.” PMLA, vol. 98, no. 2, 1983, pp. 204–25. doi:10.2307/462046. Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 128-132 Huber, Alexander. Paratexte in der englischen Erzählprosa des 18. Jahrhunderts. M.A. Thesis, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, 1997, users.ox.ac.uk/~bodl0153/elzma.pdf. Meyer, Herman. Das Zitat in der Erzählkunst: Zur Geschichte und Poetik des europäischen Romans. 2., durchges. Aufl., Metzler, 1967. |
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Pelagius, Porcupinus [pseud.] | Remarkable satires. The causidicade, The triumvirade, The porcupinade, The processionade, The ’piscopade, The scandalizade, and The pasquinade, with notes variorum. | 1760 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Macpherson, James | The works of Ossian, the son of Fingal | 1760 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Folkenflik, Robert. “Folklore, Antiquarianism, Scholarship and High Literary Culture.” The Cambridge History of English Literature, 1660 - 1780, edited by John J. Richetti, CUP, 2005, pp. 602–22. Metz, Bernhard. “Blüten: Falsche Noten bei James Macpherson und Thomas Chatterton.” Am Rande bemerkt: Anmerkungspraktiken in literarischen Texten, edited by Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik, Kadmos, 2008, pp. 115–48. Simpson, Erik. Literary Minstrelsy, 1770-1830: Minstrels and Improvisers in British, Irish, and American Literature, Palgrave Macmillan, 2008. |
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Voltaire | Le Café ou l’Écossaise | 1760 | Drama | French | Goulbourne, Russell. “De la mise en scène à la mise en page: les notes dans le théâtre comique de Voltaire.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 245-254. | ||||
Klingenberg, Philipp Reinhard, von | Predig, So in der Baurn-Hochzeit den 13. Febr. Anno 1760. Durch den (Titl) Herrn Baron von Klingenberg, Churfürstl. Kammerern und Obristlieutenant, gehalten, Und von (Titl) Herrn Grafen von Seeau, Churfürstl. Kammerern, und Intendanten der Festinen, in Druck gegeben worden | 1760 | Poetry | German | |||||
Keate, George | Ancient and modern Rome. A poem. Written at Rome in the year 1755 | 1760 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Voltaire | Le pauvre diable | 1760 | Poetry | French | Ferrett, Olivier. “Les systèmes évolutifs de l'annotation des satires en vers, ou les vrais-faux rapports de M. ***.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 288-303. | ||||
Anonymous | Forever! A poem | 1760? | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques | Julie, ou La nouvelle Héloïse | 1761 | Prose | French | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Crogiez, Michèle. “Voltaire, Rousseau et leurs notes, ou de leurs rapports avec leur lecteur.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 74-83. Moravetz, Monika. Formen der Rezeptionslenkung im Briefroman des 18. Jahrhunderts: Richardsons Clarissa, Rousseaus Nouvelle Héloïse und Laclos' Liaisons dangereuses, Narr, 1990. Pfersmann, Andréas. “La secte des autonotistes: idées sur le roman annoté.” Fondements, évolutions et persistance des théories du roman, edited by Andréas Pfersmann and Bernard Alazet, Lettres Modernes, pp. 75–86. Picard, Hans Rudolf. Die Illusion der Wirklichkeit im Briefroman des achtzehnten Jahrhunderts, Winter, 1971. Séité, Yannick. “La note infrapaginale est-elle une forme brève ? Le cas de Rousseau, "éditeur" de Julie.” La forme brève, edited by Simone Messina, Champion, 1996, 179-193. Séité, Yannick. “Les practiques rousseauistes de la note.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 48-73. Séité, Yannick. Du livre au lire: La nouvelle Héloïse: Roman des Lumières, Champion, 2002. Siganos, André. “De l'infrapaginal.” Le texte et son commentaire, edited by Catherine Volpilhac-Auger, Université Stendhal-Grenoble, 1997, 11-21. |
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Francis, Philip | A LETTER FROM A Right Honourable PERSON. And the Answer to it, Translated into Verse, as nearly as the different Idioms of PROSE and POETRY will allow. With Notes Historical, Critical, Political, &c. | 1761 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Flagellan, Christopher [pseud.] | A funeral discourse, occasioned by the much lamented death of Mr. Yorick, Prebendary of Y--k and author of the much admired life and opinions of Tristram Shandy, Preached before a very mixed Society of Jemmies, Jessamies, Methodists and Christians, At A Nocturnal Meeting in Petticoat Lane, and now published at the unanimous Request of the Hearers by Christopher Flagellan, A. M. and enriched with the Notes of Various Commentators | 1761 | Prose | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Bushe, Amyas | Socrates, a dramatic poem | 1762 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Some of the annotations also have annotations themselves | |
Whitehead, William | A charge to the poets | 1762 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Ossian [pseud. of Macpherson, James] | Fingal | 1762 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Metz, Bernhard. “Blüten: Falsche Noten bei James Macpherson und Thomas Chatterton.” Am Rande bemerkt: Anmerkungspraktiken in literarischen Texten, edited by Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik, Kadmos, 2008, pp. 115-48. | |
Falconer, William | The Shipwreck | 1762 | Poetry | English | None; Sign after item | Footnote | Line; Sign/number repeated | Jones, William. “William Falconer's The Shipwreck and the Birth of the Dictionary of the Marine.” Annotation in Eighteenth-Century Poetry, edited by Michael Edson, Lexington Books, 2017, 23-43. | |
Voltaire | Saül | 1763 | Drama | French | Cotoni, Marie-Helène. “Les notes de Saül.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 213-222. Goulbourne, Russell. “De la mise en scène à la mise en page: les notes dans le théâtre comique de Voltaire.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 245-254. |
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Voltaire | Olympie | 1763 | Drama | French | Balcou, Jean. “Olympie et ses notes, ou les remarques historiques d'Olympie.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 207-212. | ||||
Ossian [pseud. of Macpherson, James] | Temora | 1763 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Metz, Bernhard. “Blüten: Falsche Noten bei James Macpherson und Thomas Chatterton.” Am Rande bemerkt: Anmerkungspraktiken in literarischen Texten, edited by Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik, Kadmos, 2008, pp. 115-48. | |
Wilkes, John | An essay on woman; by Pego Borewell, Esq; with notes by Rogerus Cunæus, Vigerus Mutoniatus, &c. and a commentary by the Rev. Dr. Warburton. Inscribed to Miss Fanny Murray. | 1763 | Poetry | English | |||||
Anonymous | The Humours of Harrogate, Described in a Letter to a Friend, by J. E. Published from an Authentic Copy of the Original Manuscript: With Notes Descriptive, Historical, Explanatory, Critical, and Hyper-Critical by Martinus Scriblerus | 1763 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Marshall, Ashley. “The Myth of Scriblerus.” Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies, vol. 31, no. 1, 2008, pp. 77–99. doi:10.1111/j.1754-0208.2008.00005.x. | |
Wieland, Christoph Martin | Der Sieg der Natur über die Schwärmerei oder Die Abenteuer des Don Sylvio von Rosalva. Eine Geschichte worin alles Wunderbare natürlich zugeht | 1764 | Prose | German | Bickenbach, Matthias. Von den Möglichkeiten einer "inneren" Geschichte des Lesens, Niemeyer, 1999. 213-217. | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | |||
Grainger, James | The sugar-Cane: a poem. In four books. With notes. By James Grainger, M.D. &c. | 1764 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Greene, Edward Burnaby | Privilege. A poem | 1764 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations, very short ones | |
Ogilvie, John | Providence : an allegorical poem in three books | 1764 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Anonymous | Der zufälliger Weise Characterisirte Prinz : mit prosaischen Anmerkungen | 1764 | Poetry | German | |||||
Palissot de Montenoy, Charles | La Dunciade : Poeme En Dix Chants | 1764 (3 books) 1771 (10 books) |
Poetry | French | None | Endnote after chapter/canto | Quote | The notes are much shorter than those in Pope's English Dunciad. | |
Shaw, Cuthbert | The Race. By Mercurius Spur, Esq. With notes. By Faustinus Scriblerus. | 1765 | Poetry | English | Sign after item; Sign before item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Marshall, Ashley. “The Myth of Scriblerus.” Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies, vol. 31, no. 1, 2008, pp. 77–99. doi:10.1111/j.1754-0208.2008.00005.x. | |
Anonymous | Oppression : A poem. By an American. With notes, by a North Briton | 1765 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few notes | |
Belloy, Pierre-Laurent de | Le Siège de Calais, tragedie suivie de notes historiques | 1765 | Drama | French | None | Endnote at very end | Quote | ||
Verri, Pietro | Meditazioni sulla felicità. Con un avviso e con note critiche | 1765 | Italian | ||||||
Hayes, Daniel | The authors : A poem | 1766 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Triller, Daniel Wilhelm | Geprüfte Pockeninoculation : ein Physicalisch-Moralisch Gedicht, mit nöthigen Anmerkungen und Zusätzen erläutert. - | 1766 | Poetry | German | Number/letter after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Voltaire | Octavian et le jeune Pompée ou le Triumvirat | 1766 | Drama | French | Cave, Christophe. “Les notes du Triumvirat de Voltaire: la construction progressive d'un dispositif militant.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 223-237. | ||||
Lambert, Claude-François | Le nouveau Telémaque, ou, Voyages et aventures du comte de-- & de son fils, avec des Notes Historiques, Géographiques & Critiques | 1766 | Prose | French | |||||
Wieland, Christoph Martin | Die Geschichte des Agathon | 1766-1767 | Prose | German | Wirth, Uwe. Die Geburt des Autors aus dem Geist der Herausgeberfiktion: Editoriale Rahmung im Roman um 1800: Wieland, Goethe, Brentano, Jean Paul und E. T. A. Hoffmann, Fink, 2008. | ||||
Gough, James | Britannia: a poem. With historical notes. | 1767 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Voltaire | Le Dépositaire | 1767 (first staged) | Drama | French | Goulbourne, Russell. “De la mise en scène à la mise en page: les notes dans le théâtre comique de Voltaire.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 245-254. | ||||
Sterne, Laurence | A Sentimental Journey through France and Italy by Mr. Yorick | 1768 | Prose | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Wieland, Christoph Martin | Musarion, oder die Philosophie der Grazien. Ein Gedicht, in drey Büchern | 1768 | Poetry | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | Lucile, ou Les Progrès De La Vertu. Par un Mousquetaire | 1768 | Prose | French | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Sagebaum, Justus | Als Jacobshagens Jubel-Saal, des Synodi zum andernmahl Eröfnet nach Velangen[!]; Ist auch hinein gegangen: Ein Opfer hinzubringen, Dis Jubel-Lied zu singen; Mit schlechter, doch vergnügter Stimm, Ein Mitglied jetzt ad interim | 1769 | Poetry | German | |||||
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | La Confidence nécessaire, ou Lettres de Mylord Austin de Norfolk, à mylord Humfrey de Dorset | 1769 | Prose | French | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Saint-Lambert, Jean-François de | Les Saisons | 1769 | Poetry | French | |||||
Swinney, Sidney | Battle of Minden, a poem. In three books. By Sidney Swinney, ... Enriched with critical notes by two friends, and with explanatory notes by the author | 1769 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Other | Sign/number repeated | Position of the annotation: on a separate page right after the page on which the annotated item appears | |
Harvey, John | The Bruciad : an epic poem, in six books | 1769 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations | |
Ashton, James-Brown | The ode on dedicating a building, and erecting a statue, to Le Stue, cook to the Duke of Newcastle at Clermont : : with notes, by Martinus Scriblerus, to which are prefixed, testimonies to the genius and merits of Le Stue | 1769 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Marshall, Ashley. “The Myth of Scriblerus.” Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies, vol. 31, no. 1, 2008, pp. 77–99. doi:10.1111/j.1754-0208.2008.00005.x. | |
Hermes, Johann Timotheus | Sophiens Reise von Memel nach Sachsen | 1769–1773 | Prose | German | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 119-123. Pfersmann, Andréas. “Les gloses de Martinus Scribblerus ou du bon usage de l'autorité dans le discours.” Lugares Textuais do Romance, edited by Alckmar Luiz dos Santos, Florianópolis, 2001, 213-248. Pfersmann, Andréas. Séditions infrapaginales: Poétique historique de l'annotation littéraire (XVIIe-XXIe siècles), Droz, 2011. |
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Kenrick, William | Poems; ludicrous, satirical, and moral. With notes. | 1770 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Does not contain many notes, yet the notes are mentioned in the title --> inclusion of notes as advertisement? | |
Belloy, Pierre Laurent de | Gaston et Baïard : tragédie, suivie de notes historiques | 1770 | Drama | French | |||||
Brice, Andrew | The mobiad : or, battle of the voice. An heroi-comic poem, sportively satirical: being a briefly historical, natural and lively, free and humorous, description of an Exeter election. In Six Canto's. Illustrated with such Notes as for some Readers may be supposed useful. By Democritus Juvenal, Moral Professor of Ridicule, and plaguy-pleasant Fellow of Stingtickle College; vulgarly Andrew Brice, Exon | 1770 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Robertson, Ritchie. Mock-Epic Poetry from Pope to Heine, OUP, 2009. 100. | |
Cosson, Pierre Charles | Éloge de Pierre Terrail, dit le chevalier Bayard, sans peur et sans reproche: suivi de notes historiques, morales & critiques | 1770 | Prose | French | |||||
Christian, T. P. | The progress of war. A poem. By an officer | 1770? | Poetry | English | Sign after item; Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Le Dépit et le voyage , poëme, avec des notes , suivi des Lettres vénitiennes | 1771 | Poetry | French | |||||
Wieland, Christoph Martin | Der neue Amadis | 1771 | Prose | German | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 134. | ||||
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | Le Marquis de T***, ou l'École de la Jeunesse, Tirée des Mémoires recueillis par N. E. A. Desforets, homme-d'affaires de la Maison de T*** | 1771 | Prose | French | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Percy, Thomas | The hermit of Warkworth : a Northumberland ballad | 1771 | Poetry | English | Sign after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | van der Goten, Thomas. “Topographical Annotation in Thomas Percy's The Hermit of Warkworth and John Pinkerton's The Bruce.” Annotation in Eighteenth-Century Poetry, edited by Michael Edson, Lexington Books, 2017, pp. 67–88. Simpson, Erik. Literary Minstrelsy, 1770-1830: Minstrels and Improvisers in British, Irish, and American Literature, Palgrave Macmillan, 2008. |
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Klinger, Friedrich Maximilian | Fausts Leben, Taten und Höllenfahrt | 1771 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Faulkner, George [pseud. of Jephson, Robert] | An epistle to Gorges Edmond Howard: Esq. With notes explanatory, critical, and historical, by George Faulkner, … | 1771 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous ["A Fen parson"] | Inundation or the life of a Fen-man, a poem. With notes critical and explanatory. By a Fen parson. | 1771 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Celesia, Dorothea | Indolence; a poem, by the author of Almida | 1772 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Voltaire | Les Systèmes et les cabales | 1772 | Poetry | French | Ferrett, Olivier. “Les systèmes évolutifs de l'annotation des satires en vers, ou les vrais-faux rapports de M. ***.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 288-303. | ||||
Hull, Thomas | Genuine letters from a gentleman to a young lady his pupil: ... Written some years since. Now first revised and published with notes and illustrations, by Thomas Hull, … | 1772 | Prose | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | Adèle de Comm***, ou Lettres d’une fille à son père | 1772 | Prose | French | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Evans, Evan | Love of our country, a poem, with historical notes, address'd to Sir Watkin Williams Wynn ... By a curate from Snowdon. | 1772 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Denis, Michael | Die Lieder Sineds des Barden : mit Vorbericht und Anmerkungen | 1772 | Poetry | German | |||||
Wieland, Christoph Martin | Der goldne Spiegel oder die Könige von Scheschian | 1772 | Prose | German | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 137-140. | ||||
Mason, William | The English garden : a poem | 1772 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Frizzi, Antonio | La Salameide poemetto giocoso con le note | 1772 | Poetry | Italian | |||||
Anonymous | Les orphelins de Perse : histoire orientale ; tirée d'un ms. persan, & enrichie de notes curieuses & instructives | 1773 | Prose | French | |||||
Voltaire | La Tactique | 1773 | Poetry | French | Iverson, John R. “La Tactique et les stratégies de la note dans la satire en vers.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 304-313. | ||||
Stockdale, Percival | The poet. A poem | 1773 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Day, Thomas | The dying Negro, a poem | 1773 | Poetry | English | Sign after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Langhorne, John | The origin of the veil. A poem. by Dr. Langhorne | 1773 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | La Femme dans les trois états de fille, d'épouse, et de mère. Histoire morale, comique & véritable | 1773 | Prose | French | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Voltaire | Les Lois de Minos, ou Astérie | 1773 | Drama | French | Davies, Simon. “Les notes des Lois de Minos: pertinence ou impertinence?” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 238-244. | ||||
Nicolai, Friedrich | Das Leben und die Meinungen des Herrn Magister Sebaldus Nothanker | 1773-1776 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | Les Nouveaux mémoires d’un homme-de-qualité | 1774 | Prose | French | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von | Die Leiden des jungen Werther | 1774 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Goldsmith, Oliver | Retaliation: a poem. By Doctor Goldsmith. Including epitaphs on the most distinguished wits of this metropolis. A new edition. With explanatory notes, observations, &c. | 1774 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Gottsched, Johann Christoph | Der Proceß, ein Scherzgedicht : im Jahr 1740. den 11ten April seiner theuersten Freundin Louise Adelgunda Viktoria Gottsched, gebohrnen Kulmus, gewidmet von Ihrem getreuen Johann Christoph Gottsched. P. als ein Opus posthumum der Nachwelt geschenkt und mit kritischen Anmerkungen bereichert | 1774 | Poetry | German | |||||
Lenz, Jakob Michael Reinhold | Menalk und Mopsus. Eine Ekloge nach der fünften Ekloge Virgils | 1775 | Poetry | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Lottin, Augustin-Martin (l'aîné) | Éloge de Nicolas Catinat,... suivi de notes et de pièces historiques | 1775 | Poetry | French | |||||
Hippesley, R. | Bath and it's environs : a descriptive poem, In three cantos. Wherein The Reality, Life, and great Qualities of it's first Founder bladud are displayed,-his Figure, as described by the Orator Himerius, delineated;-the Natural History of Bath, as well ancient as modern, and the inimitable Beauty of it's Situation, Hills, Woods, River, Vales, and respective Landscapes, depicted according to Nature. The whole Interspersed with Reflections analogous to the Subject, and illustrated with explanatory Notes authenticating the several Historical Traditions from which the Poem is composed. A guide As well to Natives as Strangers, pointing out to them the several Objects in and round Bath most worthy of Notice | 1775 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Jerningham, Mr. | The fall of Mexico, a poem. | 1775 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Wieland, Christoph Martin | Geschichte des weisen Danischmend und der drey Kalender. Ein Anhang zur Geschichte von Scheschian. cum notis Variorum. | 1775 | Prose | German | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 140-143. Meyer, Herman. Das Zitat in der Erzählkunst: Zur Geschichte und Poetik des europäischen Romans. 2., durchges. Aufl., Metzler, 1967. |
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Jacobi, Friedrich Heinrich | Eduard Allwills Papiere | 1775-1776 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Claudius, Matthias | Asmus omnia sua secum portans oder Sämmtliche Werke des Wandsbecker Bothen | 1775-1812 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Anonymous | The patent; a poem ... By the author of the Graces | 1776 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Lord Ch----m's prophecy, an ode; addressed to Lieutenant General G-ge. With explanatory and critical notes, by the editor. | 1776 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Preston, William | An heroic epistle from Donna Teresa Pinna ÿ Ruiz, of Murcia, to Richard Twiss, Esq; F.R.S. With several explanatory notes, written by Himself | 1776 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Twiss, Richard | An answer to a poetical epistle from Madam Teresa Pinnay Ruiz. By Richard Twiss, Esq; F.R.S. with notes by various hands. | 1776 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Elliot, N., shoe-maker | Prophecy of Merlin. An heroic poem. Concerning the wonderful success of a project now on foot, to make the river from the Severn to Stroud in Glocestershire navigable. Translated from the original Latin, annexed, with notes explanatory. | 1776 | Poetry | English | Sign after item; Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | The placement of the asterisks in the poem usually does not really make sense. | |
Wezel, Johann Carl | Belphegor oder Die wahrscheinlichste Geschichte unter der Sonne | 1776 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Scott, John | Amwell: a descriptive poem | 1776 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Anonymous | I parafulmini poemetto con note | 1776 | Poetry | Italian | |||||
Voltaire | Les trois empereurs en Sorbonne | 1776 | Poetry | French | Ferrett, Olivier. “Les systèmes évolutifs de l'annotation des satires en vers, ou les vrais-faux rapports de M. ***.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 288-303. | ||||
Chatterton, Thomas | Poems supposed to have been written at Bristol | 1777 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Metz, Bernhard. “Blüten: Falsche Noten bei James Macpherson und Thomas Chatterton.” Am Rande bemerkt: Anmerkungspraktiken in literarischen Texten, edited by Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik, Kadmos, 2008, pp. 115–48. | |
Burgess, Thomas | Bagley; a descriptive poem. With the annotations of Scriblerus Secundus | 1777 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Ranelagh: a poem. By the author of some late publications | 1777 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Swift, Theophilus | The gamblers : a poem, with notes critical and explanatory. | 1777 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Combe, William | The diaboliad, a poem. Dedicated to the worst man in His Majesty's dominions | 1777 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Robertson, Ritchie. Mock-Epic Poetry from Pope to Heine, OUP, 2009. 100. | |
Du Laurens, Henri-Joseph | Le Compere Mathieu, Ou Les Bigarrures De L'Esprit Humain | 1777 | Prose | French | Bessire, François. “Les suites comiques de l'érudition: la note parodique de Saint-Hyacinthe à Du Laurens.” Notes. Études sur l'annotation en littérature, edited by Jean-Claude Arnould and Claudine Poulouin, Presses universitaires de Rouen et du Havre, 2008, 243-256. | ||||
Combe, William | The justification: a poem, by the author of the Diaboliad | 1777 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations | |
Combe, William | Additions to the Diaboliad, a poem. Dedicated to the worst man in His Majesty's dominions | 1777 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | The Age of loyalty: An historical panegyric | 1777 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Wieland, Christoph Martin | Geschichte der Abderiten | 1777 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | Le Nouvel Abeilard; ou Lettres de deux amans, qui ne se sont jamais vus | 1778 | Prose | French | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Anonymous | Caledonia : a poem | 1778 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Pearce, William | The haunts of Shakespeare: : a poem | 1778 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | very few annotations | |
Hayley, William | A Poetical Epistle to an Eminent Painter | 1778 | Poetry | English | Sign after line | Foot- and endnotes | Line; Quote; Sign/number repeated | Footnotes do not contain any information but only refer to the place where the annotation proper (i.e. the endnote) is to be found, e.g. "* Ver. 297. See NOTE XVI." | |
Smedley, Edward | Transmigration : a poem | 1778 | Poetry | English | Sign after item; Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations | |
Combe, William | An heroic epistle to an unfortunate monarch, by Peregrine the elder. Enriched with explanatory notes. | 1778 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Miles, William Augustus | A political mirror; or, a summary review of the present reign. With notes, explanatory and historical, and an authentic list of the ships and vessels of war, taken and destroyed, since the commencement of hostilities. | 1779 | Prose | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Bagnigge-Wells: a poem. : In which are pourtrayed the characters of the most eminent filles-de-joye. With notes and illustrations, ... With some account of the principal commentators | 1779 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Watkins, L. | Christian warrior, and scriptural pilgrim: a poem. In four parts. With notes, and scripture references. Incribed [sic] to the Right Hon. Henry Herbert, Earl of Pembroke. With a poetical address to all candid and unprejudiced genuine Protestants. | 1779 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Roucher, Jean-Antoine | Les Mois | 1779 | Poetry | French | Seth, Catriona. “Les notes de Roucher, ou l'autre poème.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 95-109. | ||||
Jerningham, Edward | The ancient English wake : a poem | 1779 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
A woman of fashion | The temple of prostitution, a poem ... Written by a woman of fashion | 1779 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Walters, John | Poems. With notes. | 1780 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line | ||
Dutems, Hugues | Panégyrique de saint Louis, roi de France, prononcé dans la chapelle du Louvre... le 25 août 1780, par M. l'abbé Hugues Dutems,... [ suivi de notes ] | 1780 | Poetry | French | |||||
Deloutte, Abbé | L'Expression du sentiment, couplets à l'occasion du mariage de M. le Cte de Mailly-d'Haucourt avec Mademoiselle de Narbonne-Pelet, suivis de notes historiques et mythologiques | 1780 | French | ||||||
Hayley, William | An essay on history: in three epistles to Edward Gibbon, Esq. with notes. | 1780 | Poetry | English | Sign after line | Foot- and endnotes | Line; Quote | Footnotes do not contain any information but only refer to the place where the annotation proper (i.e. the endnote) is to be found, e.g. "* Ver. 297. See NOTE XVI." | |
Anonymous | The Spanish invasion; or, Defeat of the invincible armada: A poem. With critical notes, explaining every principal circumstance of that singular enterprize, and the methods then taken to defend this nation. | 1780 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Fall of Romish Babylon anticipated. A poem, in three parts. With historical notes. Inscribed to the Right Honourable Lord George Gordon. By a Protestant. | 1780 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Gardiner, Richard | September. A rural poem. Humbly inscribed to all sportsmen. With notes and illustrations. By a gentleman. | 1780 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Wezel, Johann Carl | Hermann und Ulrike. Ein komischer Roman | 1780 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | La Malédiction paternelle: lettres sincères et véritables de N.******, à ses Parens, ses Amis, & ses Maîtresses; avec les Réponses: Recueillies & publiées par Thimothée Joly, son Exécuteur testamentaire | 1780 | Prose | French | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Ridley, Glocester | Melampus, a poem in four books, with notes: by the late Gloster Ridley, D.D. | 1781 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line | ||
MacNally, Leonard | Sentimental excursions to Windsor: and other places, with notes critical, illustrative, and explanatory, … | 1781 | Prose | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Pumpelmus, Ernst Maria [pseud.] | Mein lezter Wille / Mit gelehrten Anmerkungen begleitet von Ernst Maria Pumpelmus | 1781 | Poetry | German | |||||
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | La Découverte australe par un Homme-volant, ou Le Dédale français. Nouvelle très-philosophique | 1781 | Prose | French | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Cook, William | The royal naval review, or a late trip to the Nore. Being a poetical epistle from Hodge in town to Dick in the country. With notes critical and explanatory. By a descendant of the great Scriblerus. | 1781 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Marshall, Ashley. “The Myth of Scriblerus.” Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies, vol. 31, no. 1, 2008, pp. 77–99. doi:10.1111/j.1754-0208.2008.00005.x. | |
Mathias, Thomas James | Watsoniana an heroic epistle; an heroic address in prose; and an epistolary treatise to the Rev. Richard Watson, D.D. archdeacon of Ely and professor of Chemistry in the University of Cambridge. With notes and references | 1781 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line | ||
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | Les Contemporaines, ou Avantures des plus jolies Femmes de l’âge présent | 1781-1785 | Prose | French | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Maude, Thomas | Viator, a poem: or, a journey from London to Scarborough, by the way of York. With notes historical and topographical. | 1782 | Poetry | English | Sign after item; Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques | Les Confessions | 1782 | Prose | French | Séité, Yannick. “Les practiques rousseauistes de la note.” Les notes de Voltaire: Une écriture polyphonique, edited by Nicholas Cronk et al., Voltaire Foundation, 2003, 48-73. | ||||
Hayley, William | An essay on epic poetry: in five epistles to the Revd. Mr. Mason. With notes. By William Hayley, Esq. | 1782 | Poetry | English | Sign after line | Endnote at very end | Line; Quote; Sign/number repeated | Footnotes do not contain any information but only refer to the place where the annotation proper (i.e. the endnote) is to be found, e.g. "* Ver. 297. See NOTE XVI." | |
Jean Paul | Das Lob der Dummheit | 1782 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Laclos, Pierre Chaderlos de | Les liaisons dangereuses | 1782 | Prose | French | Moravetz, Monika. Formen der Rezeptionslenkung im Briefroman des 18. Jahrhunderts: Richardsons Clarissa, Rousseaus Nouvelle Héloïse und Laclos' Liaisons dangereuses, Narr, 1990. Picard, Hans Rudolf. Die Illusion der Wirklichkeit im Briefroman des achtzehnten Jahrhunderts, Winter, 1971. |
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Gardiner, Richard | Memoirs of the life and writings (prose and verse) of R-ch--d G-rd-n-r, Esq. alias Dick Merry-Fellow, Of Serious and Facetious Memory! | 1782 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Hann, Johann Wenzel | Herrn W. Hann Vermischte Versuche in der Dichtkunst : Von ihm selbst gesammelt, und mit den nöthigsten Anmerkungen erläutert | 1782 | Poetry | German | |||||
Lihnie, Gotthard | Der Tempel der Schande : oder Das schwarze Buch der Schreibsler; ein Gedicht mit Anmerkungen | 1782 | Poetry | German | |||||
Douglas, Francis | Birth-day; with a few strictures on the times; a poem, in three cantos. With the preface and notes of an edition to be published in the year 1982. By a farmer. | 1782 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line; Quote | ||
Davies, Edward | Blaise Castle, A prospective poem. By the Rev. Edward Davies, ... With notes, ... Published for the benefit of the Bristol Infirmary. | 1783 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | La Dernière Avanture D’Un Homme de Quarantecinq-ans. Nouvelle utile à plus d’un lecteur | 1783 | Prose | French | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Anonymous | Opera rumpus; or, the ladies in the wrong box! A serio-comic-operatic burlesque poem! With explanatory notes, by the ablest commentators. | 1783 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Momus au Sallon , comédie-critique en vers et en vaudevilles : suivie de notes critiques | 1783 | Drama | French | |||||
Jean Paul | Grönländische Prozesse oder Satirische Skizzen | 1783-1784 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Smith, James, of Tewkesbury | The art of living in London: a poem | 1784 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Rasche, Johann Christoph | Henneberg, das uralte Stammhaus, seit dem seligen Ableben des letzten Hennebergischen Fürsten Georg Ernst's, nach zweyhundert Jahren von dem Durchlauchtigsten Herzog Georg, unserm gnädigst regierendem Herrn, wonnevoll erneuert am 10 August 1784. / Diesmaligen Zeitgenossen und spätern Nachwelt in einer Idylle geschildert, und mit Anmerkungen begleitet | 1784 | Poetry | German | |||||
Wezel, Johann Carl | Kakerlak oder die Geschichte eines Rosenkreuzers | 1784 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Smith, Charlotte | Elegiac Sonnets | 1784 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Endnote at very end | Sign/number repeated | Erchinger, Philipp. “Science, footnotes and the margins of poetry in Percy B. Shelley’s Queen Mab and Charlotte Smith’s Beachy Head.” European Journal of English Studies, vol. 22, no. 3, 2018, pp. 241–57. doi:10.1080/13825577.2018.1513709. Labbe, Jacqueline M. “'Transplanted into More Congenial Soil': Footnoting the Self in the Poetry of Charlotte Smith.” Ma(r)king the Text: The Presentation of Meaning on the Literary Page, edited by Joe Bray et al., Ashgate, 2000, 71-86. Labbe, Jacqueline M. Charlotte Smith: Romanticism, Poetry and the Culture of Gender, Manchester UP, 2003. Reinfandt, Christoph. “The Textures of Romanticism: Exploring Charlotte Smith’s ‘Beachy Head’ (1807).” Anglistentag 2012 Potsdam: Proceedings, edited by Katrin Röder and Ilse Wischer, Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier, 2013, pp. 99-114. Watson, Alex. Romantic Marginality: Nation and Empire on the Borders of the Page, Pickering & Chatto, 2012. |
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Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | La Paysanne pervertie | 1784 | Prose | French | Séité, Yannick. Du livre au lire: La nouvelle Héloïse: Roman des Lumières, Champion, 2002. p. 274 | ||||
[Various] | The Rolliad | 1784–85 | Prose | English | |||||
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | Les Veillées du Marais; ou Histoire du grand Prince Oribeau, Roi de Mommonie, au pays d'Evinland; & de la vertueuse Princesse Oribelle, de Lagenie: Tirée des Anciénnes-Annales-Irlandaises, & recenment-translatée en-français: Par Nichols-Donneraill, du Comté de Korke, Descendant de l'Auteur | 1785 | Prose | French | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Anonymous | An heroic epistle to Major Scott,: With notes historical and explanatory; dedicated to Edmund Burke, Esq. By one of the Cadwalladers | 1785 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Bell, John | The wanderer; or, Edward to Eleonora; a poem | 1785 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | The beauties of the Brinsleiad : or, a sketch of the opposition: a poem. Interspersed with notes | 1785 | Poetry | English | None | Other | The annotations are really 'interspersed' between the lines. | ||
Crabbe, George | The news-paper : a poem | 1785 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Almon, John | An Asylum for fugitive pieces : in prose and verse, not in any other collection : with several pieces never before published | 1785 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Pindar, Peter [pseud. of Wolcot, John] | The Lousiad : an heroi-comic poem | 1785 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Robertson, Ritchie. Mock-Epic Poetry from Pope to Heine, OUP, 2009.122ff. | |
Beckford, William | Vathek, an Arabian Tale, from an Unpublished Manuscript. With Notes Critical and Explanatory | 1786 | Prose | English; French | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote | Watson, Alex. Romantic Marginality: Nation and Empire on the Borders of the Page, Pickering & Chatto, 2012. | Beckford prepared the annotations together with Samuel Henley --> collaborative annotation (cf. Watson 33-35) |
Anonymous | Le Bon-Homme aux Bonnes-gens, épître, suivie de notes que les bonnes-gens liront | 1786 | Poetry | French | |||||
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | La Femme infidèlle. Par Maribert-Courtenay | 1786 | Prose | French | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Evan, Thomas | Shipwreck of the Halsewell East-Indiaman; a poem. With ... notes, giving a full account of that ... catastrophe, from the sailing of the vessel, Jan 1st, to its destruction, Jan. 6th, 1786. To which is added, A consolatory address, | 1786 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Burns, Robert | Poems, chiefly in the Scottish dialect | 1786 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Andrews, Corey E. “Footnoted Folklore: Robert Burns's 'Hallowe'en'.” Studies in Scottish Literature, vol. 37, no. 1, 2012, pp. 24-37. Watson, Alex. Romantic Marginality: Nation and Empire on the Borders of the Page, Pickering & Chatto, 2012. |
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Pindar, Peter [pseud. of Wolcot, John] | Bozzy and Piozzi | 1786 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Robinson, Charles E. “Byron's Footnotes.” Byron: A Poet for all Seasons: Proceedings of the 25th International Byron Conference, edited by M. Byron Raizis, Messolonghi Byron Society, 2000, pp. 110-19. | |
Weidmann, Paul | Der Eroberer : Eine poetische Phantasie In fünf Kaprizzen ; Aus alten Urkunden mit neuen Anmerkungen | 1786 | German | The work seems to be a mix of poetry, drama, and prose. There are not many notes. | |||||
Lesbroussart, Philippe | Éloge de Jean de Carondelet, seigneur de Solre sur Sambre & chancelier de Marie de Bourgogne, de Maximilien d'Autriche & de Philippe-Premier, suivi de Notes historiques | 1786 | Prose | French | |||||
Duvigneau, Pierre-Hyacinthe | Éloge historique d'Armand de Gontaud, baron de Biron, maréchal de France sous Henri IV: suivi de notes historiques sur les actes de valeur & de patriotisme de la noblesse de Guienne, & particulièrement de celle de Gascogne, sous les règnes de François I, Henri II, François II, Charles IX, Henri III & Henri IV, depuis 1522 jusqu'en 1592 | 1786 | Prose | French | |||||
Wekhrlin, Wilhelm Ludwig | Die affenthewrliche Historia des lächerlichen Pritschmeisters und Erzgauklers Pips von Hasenfus / [Erasmus Baldrian, der Arzneykunst Beflissner, gegenwärtig Praktiker zu Philadelphia in Nordamerika] | 1787 | Poetry | German | |||||
Pindar, Peter [pseud. of Wolcot, John] | Instructions to a Celebrated Laureat, alias, The progress of curiosity ; alias, A birth-day ode, alias, Mr. Whitbread's brewhouse | 1787 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations | |
Ogilvie, John | The Fane of the Druids: A Poem | 1787 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Quote | ||
Heinse, Wilhelm | Ardinghello und die glückseligen Inseln | 1787 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Louvet de Couvray, Jean-Baptiste | Les Amours du chevalier de Faublas | 1787-1790 | Prose | French | Dürrenmatt, Jacques. “Notes intertextuelles chez Stendhal et Louvet.” L'espace de la note, edited by Jacques Dürrenmatt and Andréas Pfersmann, Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2004, 127-140. | ||||
Anonymous | Die Sonne und die Knaben, oder der Betrug des Naturalismus : Eine Erzählung mit Anmerkungen | 1788 | Poetry | German | |||||
Pindar, Paul [pseud.] | The fleaiad, an heroic poem, with notes Humbly addressed to Peter Pindar, Esquire, author of the Lousiad, ode upon ode, &c. &c. [B]y his Kinsman, Paul Pindar, gent. | 1788 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Parsley, Robert | Tour of time. A descriptive poem. Interspersed with notes historical and explanatory. | 1788 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Appenfelder, August Moritz | Etwas zur Aufklärung an das vernünftige und forschende Kielische Stadt-Volk. Alles in Versen mit Anmerkungen in Prosa / von einem Liebhaber der Wahrheit | 1788 | Poetry | German | |||||
More, Hannah | Slavery, a poem | 1788 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Barthélemy, Jean-Jacques | Voyage du jeune Anacharsis en Grèce, dans le milieu du quatrième siècle avant l'ère vulgaire | 1788 | Prose | French | Poulouin, Claudine. “Le Voyage du jeune Anacharsis en Grèce: Usage complexé et mise en fiction de la note savante.” Notes. Études sur l'annotation en littérature, edited by Jean-Claude Arnould and Claudine Poulouin, Presses universitaires de Rouen et du Havre, 2008, 267-286. | ||||
Crowe, William | Lewesdon Hill, a poem | 1788 | Poetry | English | Sign after item; Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Pindar, Peter [pseud. of Wolcot, John] | Peter provided for, without a pension : a poem : with notes critical and explanatory / by Carnaby Currycomb, Esq. | 1788 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Jean Paul | Auswahl aus des Teufels Papieren nebst einem nöthigen Aviso vom Juden Mendel | 1789 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Diannyère, Antoine | Eloge de M. le président Du Paty, suivi de Notes sur plusieurs points importans de l'Ordre public | 1789 | Prose | French | |||||
Pindar, Peter [pseud. of Wolcot, John] | Subjects for painters | 1789 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Die Prorectorwahl : Ein Gedicht in zwey Gesängen ; Nebst Anmerkungen und Briefen eines Reisenden über Halle ; Ein Pendant zur maskirten Schlittenfahrt. | 1789 | Poetry | German | |||||
Alves, Robert | Edinburgh : a poem, in two parts. ; Also, The Weeping bard : a poem in sixteen cantos | 1789 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | very few annotations | |
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | Ingénue Saxancour, ou, La femme séparée | 1789 | Prose | French | Colonna, Vincent. L'autofiction: Essai sur la fictionnalisation de soi en littérature. Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, 1989. 96ff. | ||||
Mathias, Thomas James | Pursuits of literature. A satirical poem in four dialogues, with notes. To which are annexed, a vindication of the work, and translations of all the Greek, Latin, Italian, and French quotations. | 1789 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Dyer, Gary. British Satire and the Politics of Style, 1789-1832, CUP, 1997. pp. 25-28. Hawley, Judith. “Grub Street in Albion: or, Scriblerian Satire in the Romantic Metropolis.” Romanticism, vol. 14, no. 2, 2008, pp. 81–93. doi:10.3366/E1354991X08000202. Lessenich, Rolf. Neoclassical Satire and the Romantic School 1780–1830, V&R Unipress, 2012. Watson, Alex. Romantic Marginality: Nation and Empire on the Borders of the Page, Pickering & Chatto, 2012. |
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Jerningham, Mr. | Enthusiasm: a poem in two parts | 1789 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Jean Paul | Abrakadabra oder Die Baierische Kreuzerkomödie am längsten Tage im Jahr | 1789-1790 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Rodd, Thomas | Theriad: an heroi-comic poem, with notes. | 1790 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Studiosus [pseud.] | Alma's defence, or The critic refunded; a poem | 1790 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Haschka, Lorenz Leopold | Epinikion : Herrn Johann August Starck der Heil. Schrift Doctor, Hochfürstl. Hess. Ober-Hofprediger Und Consistorial-Rath, Dem beyspiellos verfolgten / Gesungen Von Lorenz Leopold Haschka, im October 1789. Mit Erläuternden Anmerkungen Von Des Verfassers Und Einer Fremden Hand | 1790 | Poetry | German | |||||
Maude, Thomas | Wensleydale, or, Rural contemplations : a poem | 1790 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Greville, Fulke | Reflection, a poem, in four cantos | 1790 | Poetry | English | Sign after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Revolution; or Britain delivered. A poem. In twelve cantos. With notes historical and explanatory. | 1791 | Poetry | English | Sign after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Neuffer, Franz Bernhard | Die gefährliche Philosophie : Ein satyrisch-moralisches Gedicht zur Ehre der christlichen Religion, wider die Philosophen und schönen Geister des achtzehnten Jahrhunderts ; Mit Anmerkungen | 1791 | Poetry | German | |||||
Darwin, Erasmus | Botanic garden; a poem, in two parts. : Part I. Containing The economy of vegetation. Part II. The loves of the plants. With philosophical notes [both of them published separately earlier] | 1791 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | Erchinger, Philipp. “Science, footnotes and the margins of poetry in Percy B. Shelley’s Queen Mab and Charlotte Smith’s Beachy Head.” European Journal of English Studies, vol. 22, no. 3, 2018, pp. 241–57. doi:10.1080/13825577.2018.1513709. | |
Thomson, Alexander | Whist: a poem in twelve cantos | 1791 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Yearsley, Ann | Earl Goodwin, an historical play. By Ann Yearsley, milk-woman, of Clifton, near Bristol. Performed with general applause at the Theatre-Royal | 1791 | Drama | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Conolly, Leonard W. The Censorship of English Drama: 1737-1824, Huntington Library, 1976. p. 92. | There is one single annotation in the epilogue saying: "These six lines were omitted by Command of the Lord Chamberlain." |
Thompson, Eliza | Retaliation; or, the reviewers review'd. A satirical poem. By a lady. | 1791 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Gifford, William | The Baviad | 1791 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item; Sign after item | Footnote | None; Sign/number repeated | Hawley, Judith. “Grub Street in Albion: or, Scriblerian Satire in the Romantic Metropolis.” Romanticism, vol. 14, no. 2, 2008, pp. 81–93. | It is quite hard to see which annotation belongs ot which passage in the text. The annotations are divided in "imitations" and "notes", evincing the influence of Pope's Dunciad.. |
Richards, George | The aboriginal Britons, a poem | 1791 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote | ||
Anonymous | Painting: a poem, in four cantos | 1792 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Sign/number repeated | ||
Touchstone, Timothy [pseud.] | Lord Mayor's day; or City Pageantry; a poem | 1792 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Beddoes, Thomas | Alexander's expedition down the Hydaspes & the Indus to the Indian Ocean | 1792 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line | The annotations are very long and numerous. | |
Huddesford, George | Topsy Turvy: with anecdotes and observations illustrative of leading characters in the present Government of France | 1793 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Jefferson, Joseph | The ruins of a temple : a poem. By the Rev. Joseph Jefferson. To which is prefixed, an account of the antiquity and history of Holy-Ghost-Chapel, Basingstoke, Hants, With An Appendix, containing Historical and Explanatory Notes | 1793 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | None | The annotations are not anchored in a certain part of the poem but rather meant as a general appendix. | |
Jean Paul | Die unsichtbare Loge | 1793 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Anonymous ["Churchill-minor"] | Secession; or, true blue separated from buff. A political-satirical-panegyrical poem. Humbly inscribed to his royal highness the Prince of Wales. With notes --- critical and explanatory. By Churchill-minor. | 1793 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Smith, Charlotte | The Emigrants | 1793 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote after chapter/canto | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Labbe, Jacqueline M. “'Transplanted into More Congenial Soil': Footnoting the Self in the Poetry of Charlotte Smith.” Ma(r)king the Text: The Presentation of Meaning on the Literary Page, edited by Joe Bray et al., Ashgate, 2000, 71-86. Labbe, Jacqueline M. Charlotte Smith: Romanticism, Poetry and the Culture of Gender, Manchester UP, 2003. Reinfandt, Christoph. “The Textures of Romanticism: Exploring Charlotte Smith’s ‘Beachy Head’ (1807).” Anglistentag 2012 Potsdam: Proceedings, edited by Katrin Röder and Ilse Wischer, Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier, 2013, pp. 99-114. |
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Bradford, William | An enquiry how far the punishment of death is necessary in Pennsylvania. With notes and illustrations | 1793 | Prose | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Matthews, John | Sketch, from The landscape, a didactic poem. Addressed to R. P. Knight ... with notes, illustrations, and a postcript. | 1794 | Poetry | English | Sign after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | The Children of Apollo: a poem : Containing an impartial review of all the dramatic works of our modern authors and authoresses. Particularly Lady Wallace. Margravine of Anspach. Honourable Major North. Honourable John St. John. Sheridan. Colman. Holcroft. Jackman. O'Keeffe. Coob. Cumberland. Lorris. Bate. Miss Lee. Mrs. Cowly. -Inchbald. Rose. Dibdin. Andrews. Morton. Stuart. Murphy. Macklin. Jephson. M'Nally. Reynolds. Jemingham. Hoare. Hurlstone. Topham. &c. &c. To which are added, occasional notes. By - - -, Esq. agent to the Sun | 1794 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Bethell, John | Llangunnor Hill: a loco-descriptive poem. With notes | 1794 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line | ||
Morganwg, Iolo [pseud. of Williams, Edward] | Poems, Lyric and Pastoral | 1794 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Chatsiou, Ourania. Paratext and Poetics in British Romantic-Period Literature. Unpublished PhD thesis, 2009. 77-84. | |
Aignan, Étienne | Aux Mânes des neuf victimes d'Orléans. Chants funèbres exécutés pour la première fois sur le théâtre d'Orléans, le 29 prairial, an III de la République française, et suivis de notes historiques | 1794 | Poetry | French | |||||
Jephson, Robert | Roman Portraits, a poem in heroick verse; with historical remarks and illustrations | 1794 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | Monsieur-Nicolas; ou le Cœur-humain dévoilé. Publié par lui-même | 1794-97 | Prose | French | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Whyte, Samuel | Poems on various subjects, ornamented with plates, and illustrated with notes, original letters and curious incidental anecdotes. In the course of which the pretended miracles of Vespasian are examined and detected | 1795 | Poetry | English | Sign after line | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote | ||
Bacon, James | American Indian, or, Virtues of nature: a play, in three acts : with notes : founded on an Indian tale | 1795 | Drama | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Sign/number repeated | ||
Hübner, Eberhard Friedrich | Herzog Eberhards Wiedergedächtnißfeier an Herzog Friederich Eugens Huldigungsfeste am 21. Julius 1795. dem dritten Jubiläum seit Wirtembergs Erhebung : nebst historischen Anmerkungen | 1795 | Poetry | German | |||||
Budworth, Joseph | The siege of Gibraltar; a poem | 1795 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Pindar, Peregrine [pseud.] | Ode to the hero of Finsbury Square; congratulatory on his late marriage, and illustrative of his genius as his own biographer | 1795 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Sign/number repeated | ||
Maurice, Thomas | An Elegiac and Historical Poem, Sacred to the Memory and Virtues of the Honourable Sir William Jones: Containing a Retrospective Survey of the Progress of Science, and the Mohammedan Conquests in Asia | 1795 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item; Number/letter before item | Endnote at very end | Sign/number repeated | ||
Jean Paul | Leben des Quintus Fixlein aus funfzehn Zettelkästen gezogen; nebst einem Mußteil und einigen Jus de tablette | 1795 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Jean Paul | Hesperus oder 45 Hundposttage. Eine Lebensbeschreibung | 1795 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Avelloni, Giuseppe | Isabella rovignana poema eroico di Giuseppe Avelloni con note | 1795 | Poetry | Italian | |||||
Gifford, William | The Maeviad | 1795 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Hawley, Judith. “Grub Street in Albion: or, Scriblerian Satire in the Romantic Metropolis.” Romanticism, vol. 14, no. 2, 2008, pp. 81–93. | Like the annotations in Pope's Dunciad, Gifford's are divided into "imitations" and "notes". |
Pindar, Peter [pseud. of Wolcot, John] | Cap. A Satiric poem. Including most of the dramatic writers of the present day. By Peter Pindar, Esq. With notes, illustrative | 1795 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Jean Paul | Biographische Belustigungen unter der Gehirnschale einer Riesin | 1795-1796 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Jean Paul | Blumen-, Frucht- und Dornenstücke oder Ehestand, Tod und Hochzeit des Armenadvokaten F. St. Siebenkäs | 1796 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Hamilton, Elizabeth | Translation of the Letters of a Hindoo Rajah | 1796 | Prose | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Britton, Jeanne M. “Fictional Footnotes, Romantic Orientalism, and the Remediated Novel: Elizabeth Hamilton's Translation of the Letters of a Hindoo Rajah.” European Romantic Review, vol. 26, no. 6, 2015, pp. 773–87. doi:10.1080/10509585.2015.1092081. Watson, Alex. Romantic Marginality: Nation and Empire on the Borders of the Page, Pickering & Chatto, 2012. |
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Fitchett, John | Bewsey : a poem | 1796 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Southey, Robert | Joan of Arc | 1796 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line | ||
Williams, William | Redemption; a sacred poem. With notes, doctrinal, moral, and philosophical | 1796 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Page; Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Progress of despotism, a poem, in two parts, with notes. | 1796 | Poetry | English | Unfortunately, I could not find a digitised version of this work. | ||||
Mason, William | Caractacus : a dramatic poem / by W. Mason ; adapted for theatrical representation, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden ; written on the model of the ancient Greek tragedy | 1796 | Drama | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote | ||
Gilbert, William | The hurricane: a theosophical and western eclogue. To which is subjoined, A solitary effusion in a summer's evening | 1796 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Hilliad; or, "Hard measure" versified, &c. A didactic poem. With notes, critical, explanatory, and ornamental. By J. W---n, Esq. | 1796 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Bathos, Barnaby [pseud.] | An heroic and elegiac ode, to the memory of Sir Jeffry Dunstan, the late patriotic member for the ancient and most respactable Borough of Garrat. [electronic resource] : By Barnaby Bathos, occupant of the attic asylum, critics-row, grub-street. With notes, historical, rhetorical, biographical, and critical; by Oxoniensis Oxycriticus, L.L.D.A.B.C. Humbly dedicated to the most noble, most illustrious, truly candid, benevolent, and most serene highness, the public | 1796 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Quote | ||
Anonymous | The Lamentation of a dog, on the tax, and its consequences.: Addressed to the Right Hon. William Pitt. with notes by Scriblerus Secundus | 1796 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line | ||
Jean Paul | Der Jubelsenior. Ein Appendix | 1797 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Dyer, George | The poet's fate: a poetical dialogue | 1797 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Cozens, Zechariah | Margate guide, a descriptive poem, with elucidatory notes. Also a general account of Ramsgate, Broadstairs, &c. By an inhabitant. | 1797 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Other | Sign/number repeated | The annotations are located on a separate page, immediately following the page on which the annotated passages are located. | |
Jean Paul | Das Kampanertal oder über die Unsterblichkeit der Seele, nebst einer Erklärung der Holzschnitte unter den 10 Geboten des Katechismus | 1797 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Dawson, Charles | Don poem : With large notes, giving an account of the most ancient families, castles, and curiosities on Don and its branches, with a full account of the battles of Harlaw, Brechin, and Alford | 1797 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Neal, Moses Leavitt | The Presbyteriad. With notes critical and explanatory. | 1797 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Senac de Meilhan, Gabriel | L’Emigré | 1797 | Prose | French | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Wise, Joseph | The system : A poem. With notes. In five books. By the Rev. Joseph Wise, Rector of Penhurst, Sussex, and Curate of Poplar, Meddlesex. | 1797 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line; Sign after line | Endnote at very end; Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Long footnotes and longer endnotes. | |
Polewhele, Richard | The unsex'd females; a poem, addressed to the author of The pursuits of literature. | 1798 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Dyer, Gary. British Satire and the Politics of Style, 1789-1832, CUP, 1997. p. 28. Watson, Alex. Romantic Marginality: Nation and Empire on the Borders of the Page, Pickering & Chatto, 2012. |
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Boscawen, William | The progress of satire: An essay in verse. With notes, containing remarks on "the pursuits of literature." | 1798 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Oedipus, Andrew | The sphinx's head broken : or, a poetical epistle, with notes, to Thomas James M*th**s, Cl*rk to the Q***n's Tr**s*r*r. Proving him to be the author of the pursuits of literature, a satirical poem. With occasional digressions and remarks. By Andrew Oedipus, an injured author | 1798 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme | L'Anti-Justine, ou Les Délices de l'amour. Par M. Linguet, Av. au et en Parlem | 1798 | Prose | French | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Palmer, Joseph | Windermere, a poem, by Joseph Budworth | 1798 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Druriad: or strictures on the principal performers of Drury-Lane Theatre: a satirical poem: with notes critical and explanatory. | 1798 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Landor, Walter Savage | Gebir | 1798 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Marjoribanks, John | Trifles in verse: volume fourth. Being the Posthumous poems of Captain John Marjoribanks, of a late independent company | 1798 | Poetry | English | Sign after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Gifford, John | Orange : a political rhapsody | 1798 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line | Jackson, Heather J. Romantic Readers: The Evidence of Marginalia, Yale UP, 2005. p. 222 | Uses 'gutted' names. "The Printer to the Reader" claims that he author's identity is unknown and that the printer's friends helped him annotate the work. --> definitely modelled on The Dunciad |
Dutton, Thomas | Literary census: a satirical poem; with notes, &c. Including free and candid strictures on The pursuits of literature, and its anonymous author. | 1798 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Jean Paul | Palingenesien | 1798 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Booker, Luke | Malvern, a descriptive and historical poem | 1798 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations | |
Chladenius, Carl Gottfried Theodor | Meißen und Afra : zwey Lobgedichte ihren Einwohnern, Verehrern, Freunden und Fürstenschulzöglingen gewidmet; Mit historischen und andern zur Erläuterung dienenden Anmerkungen | 1798 (ca.) | Poetry | German | |||||
Wordsworth, William | Lyrical Ballads | 1798/1800 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Endnote at very end; Footnote | Line; Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | Broadhead, Alex. “Framing Dialect in the 1800 Lyrical Ballads: Wordsworth, Regionalisms and Footnotes.” Language and Literature, vol. 19, no. 3, 2010, pp. 249-63. Watson, Alex. Romantic Marginality: Nation and Empire on the Borders of the Page, Pickering & Chatto, 2012. |
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Anonymous | Buonaparte's reverie: a poem | 1799 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Trumbull, John | M'Fingal: a modern epic poem, in four cantos. By John Trumbull, Esq. With explanatory notes. | 1799 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Gentleman of Earl St. Vincent's fleet | The battle of the Nile: A descriptive poem. Addressed as a tributary wreath to nautic bravery. By a gentleman of Earl St. Vincent's Fleet. | 1799 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Tresham, Henry | Rome at the close of the eighteenth century!!! A poem, with notes. | 1799 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Gisborne, Thomas | Innovation: a poem | 1799 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Booker, Luke | The hop-garden, a didactic poem | 1799 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Hammer-Purgstall, Joseph von | Die Befreyung Von Akri : Ein Historisches Gedicht Mit Noten Aus Vollgültigen Quellen | 1799 | Poetry | German | |||||
Anonymous | Lavinia, A Poem; and An Asiatic Petition. Both recommended to the attention of the ladies, by a friend. | 1799 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Sotheby, William | The battle of the Nile, a poem | 1799 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Quote | ||
Bond, Thomas | Lachrymæ Hiberniæ; or, the tears of Ireland, a poem | 1799 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Wodhull, Michael | The equality of mankind: a poem | 1799 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Manners, Catharine Rebecca | Review of poetry, ancient and modern. A poem. By Lady M****** | 1799 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | very few annotations, very short ones | |
Maurice, Thomas | Grove-Hill, a descriptive poem, with an ode to Mithra, by the author of Indian antiquities. | 1799 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote | ||
Pattison, Samuel | The golden lamp yet burning! A poem. | 1799 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line | ||
Holford, George | The cave of Neptune; a dramatic poem: On the Victory gained by the English Fleet, under the Command of Lord Howe, in 1794 | 1799 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Sharpe, Richard S. | The Margate new guide; or memoirs of five families out of six : who in town discontent with a good situation, make Margate the place of their summer migration ; with notes, and occasional anecdotes | 1799 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Polwhele, Richard | Grecian prospects, a poem in two cantos | 1799 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Biglow, William | Education: a poem, spoken at Cambridge, at the request of the Phi Beta Kappa, July 18th, 1799. | 1799 | Poetry | English | Sign after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Alexander, H. | The morning walk: or, The verge of the city. A poem | 1799 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Nicolai, Friedrich | Geheime Correspondenz zwischen dem dicken Manne Sempronius Gundibert und Friedrich Nicolai D., gefunden zwischen Jena und Königsberg. Mit Anmerkungen herausgegeben von Immanuele Sincero. Querlequitsch. Im ersten Jahre der Runkelrüben und Fichten | 1799 | Poetry | German | |||||
Canning, George; Gifford, William; Ellis, George; Hookham Frere, John | The Poetry of the Anti-Jacobin | 1799 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | The indications and the information given to identify the passage in the notes differ from poem to poem. Sometimes, there is no indication in the text. In these cases, the annotation provides the line number. |
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Anonymous | Der Landsturm von Kurmainz : mit Anmerkungen ; Zum Besten der Verwundeten bei demselben verleget | 1799 | Poetry | German | |||||
Jean Paul | Briefe und Bevorstehender Lebenslauf | 1799 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Trotter, Dr. | Suspiria Oceani, a Monody on the Death of Richard Earl Howe | 1800 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Mathias, Thomas James | The shade of Alexander Pope, on the banks of the Thames. A satirical poem, with notes. Occasioned chiefly, but not wholly, by the residence of Henry Grattan, ex-representative in Parliament for the city of Dublin, at Twickenham, in November, 1798. | 1800 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Llwyd, Richard | Beaumaris Bay, a poem: with notes, descriptive and explanatory; particulars of the druids, founders of some of the fifteen tribes of North Wales, the families descended from them, ... With an appendix: ... | 1800 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Edwards, Elizabeth. “Footnotes to a Nation: Richard Llwyd’s Beaumaris Bay (1800).” Voice and Context in Eighteenth-Century Verse, edited by Joanna Fowler and Allan Ingram, Palgrave Macmillan, 2015, pp. 133–51. | |
Edgeworth, Maria | Castle Rackrent | 1800 | Prose | English | None; Sign after item | Footnote; Other | Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | Stevenson, Jane. “The Politics of Historiography: Or, Novels with Footnotes.” Forging in the Smithy: National Identity and Representation in Anglo-Irish Literary History, edited by Joep Leerssen and Cedric C. Barfoot, Rodopi, 1995, pp. 195–206. Watson, Alex. Romantic Marginality: Nation and Empire on the Borders of the Page, Pickering & Chatto, 2012. |
There are two types of annotations: (1) footnotes and (2) a glossary, which appears before the main text. |
Cottle, Joseph | Alfred, An Epic Poem | 1800 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Simpson, Erik. Literary Minstrelsy, 1770-1830: Minstrels and Improvisers in British, Irish, and American Literature, Palgrave Macmillan, 2008. | |
Gifford, William | Epistle to Peter Pindar | 1800 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Jean Paul | Titan | 1800 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Arnim, Ludwig Achim von | Armut, Reichtum, Schuld und Buße der Gräfin Dolores. Eine wahre Geschichte zur lehrreichen Unterhaltung armer Fräulein | 1801 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Lucas, Charles | The Infernal Quixote | 1801 | Prose | English | Watson, Alex. Romantic Marginality: Nation and Empire on the Borders of the Page, Pickering & Chatto, 2012. | ||||
Damin, Louis | Mon siècle, ou Les trois satires , suivi de notes historiques, critiques et littéraires | 1801 | Poetry | French | |||||
Anonymous | London Cries, or, pictures of tumult and distress: a poem. To which is added, the Hall of Pedantry, With Notes. | 1801 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Mareck, Johann Baptist | Das Erzbisthum Wiens. Ein historisches Gedicht (mit Anmerkungen) | 1801 | Poetry | German | |||||
Anonymous | La Bagarre du Pont-neuf, ou les cerises renversées. Poème heroï-comico-satyrico-burlesque, en trois chants, suivis de notes historiques, critiques et littéraires | 1801 | Poetry | French | |||||
Stewart, Charles | The Regicide, an Heroic Poem. In twenty-six books: with notes, and a dedication to the friend of Tallien | 1801 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Jackson, Heather J. Romantic Readers: The Evidence of Marginalia, Yale UP, 2005. p. 222 | I could not find the original work, only a review containing a long extract fromt hhe work (in: The Anti-Jacobin Review, April-August 1801, vol. 9) |
Sawyer, Anna | Poems on various subjects : with notes, historical and explanatory | 1801 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Fox, William, the Younger | La bagatella, or, Delineations of home scenery : a descriptive poem, with notes, critical and historical | 1801 | Poetry | English | None; Sign before item | Footnote | Line; Sign/number repeated | Sometimes, the annotation is indicated by an asterisk; sometimes, there is no indication. | |
Hubbard, John Clarke | Jacobinism : a poem | 1801 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Brentano, Clemens | Godwi oder Das steinerne Bild der Mutter. Ein verwilderter Roman von Maria | 1801 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Moore, Thomas | The poetical works of the late Thomas Little, Esq. | 1801 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Tonra, Justin. “Masks of Refinement: Pseudonym, Paratext, and Authorship in the Early Poetry of Thomas Moore.” European Romantic Review, vol. 25, no. 5, 2014, pp. 551–73. | Very few annotations (and they are presented as being written by the 'editor') |
Southey, Robert | Thalaba, the Destroyer | 1801 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote after chapter/canto | Page; Quote | Chatsiou, Ourania. Paratext and Poetics in British Romantic-Period Literature. Unpublished PhD thesis, 2009. Chatsiou, Ourania. “Robert Southey's 'Old Curiosity-Shops': 'Common-Placing' and Paratext.” Working With English, vol. 4, no. 1, 2008, pp. 19-38. Porter, Dahlia. “Formal Relocations: The Method of Southey's Thalaba the Destroyer (1801).” European Romantic Review, vol. 20, no. 5, 2009, pp. 671–79. Simmons, Clare A. “'Useful and Wasteful Both': Southey's Thalaba the Destroyer and the Function of Annotation in the Romantic Oriental Poem.” Genre: Forms of Discourse and Culture, vol. 27, 1-2, 1994, pp. 83-104. Watson, Alex. Romantic Marginality: Nation and Empire on the Borders of the Page, Pickering & Chatto, 2012. |
According to Porter, it was originally published with footnotes rather than endnotes (cf. 672). Southey also refers to this fact in a letter to H.H. Southey (16 Oct. 1808) and to John May (12 Oct. 1808). |
Dusausoir, François-Jean | Le Bois de Boulogne, poème suivi de notes historiques et critiques | 1801 | Poetry | French | |||||
Pindar, Peter [pseud. of Wolcot, John] | Out at last! or, The fallen minister | 1801 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Quote | Lessenich, Rolf. Neoclassical Satire and the Romantic School 1780–1830, V&R Unipress, 2012. | |
Jean Paul | Das heimliche Klaglied der jetzigen Männer; eine Stadtgeschichte und Die wunderbare Gesellschaft in der Neujahrsnacht | 1801 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Pratt, Samuel Jackson | Poor; or, Bread. A poem. With notes and illustrations. | 1802 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | There are also annotations on the annotations | |
Anonymous | London; a Poem Satirical and Descriptive, illustrated with Notes | 1802 | Poetry | English | Unfortunately, I could not find a digitised version of this work. | ||||
Drais von Sauerbronn, Karl Wilhelm Ludwig Friedrich von | An die Wahrheit : ein Gedicht in vier lyrischen Gesängen mit philosophischen Noten über die menschliche Kultur | 1803 | Poetry | German | |||||
Cririe, James | Scottish Scenery, or, Sketches in Verse, Descriptive of Scenes chiefy in the Highlands of Scotland. With Notes and Illustrations | 1803 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | There are also annotations on the annotations | |
Porter, Jane | Thaddeus of Warsaw | 1803 | Prose | English | Simpson, Erik. Literary Minstrelsy, 1770-1830: Minstrels and Improvisers in British, Irish, and American Literature, Palgrave Macmillan, 2008. | There are very few notes. (In fact, I could not find a single one, but Simpson says that there are notes. Maybe in a later edition?) | |||
Tresham, Henry | Britannicus to Buonaparte. An Heroic Epistle, with Notes | 1803 | Poetry | English | Unfortunately, I could not find a digitised version of this work. | ||||
Pratt, Samuel Jackson | Cottage-pictures, or, The poor: a poem, with notes and illustrations | 1803 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Roberdeau, John Peter | Fugitive verse and prose; with notes, observations and suggestions upon various temporary public subjects. | 1803 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Alley, Jerom | The judge; or, An estimate of the importance of the judicial character, occasioned by the death of the late Lord Clare, Lord Chancellor of Ireland. A poem, in three cantos | 1803 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Sign/number repeated | There are also annotations on the annotations | |
Boswell, Alexander | The spirit of Tintoc: a ballad : with notes | 1803 | Poetry | English | Sign after item; Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Lathrop, John | Speech of Caunonicus, or, An Indian tradition : a poem with explanatory notes | 1803 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line; Sign after line | Foot- and endnotes | Sign/number repeated | Shorter annotations: footnotes (indication: sign) Longer annotations: endnotes (indication: number) |
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Huddersford, George | Bonaparte : an heroic ballad with a sermon in its belly, which that renowned warrior and most revered theologian preached at his visitation of the good people of Egypt with explanatory notes | 1803 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote | ||
Darwin, Erasmus | Temple of nature, or, The origin of society : a poem, with philosophical notes. | 1803 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Fessenden, Thomas Green | Terrible tractoration. A poetical petition against galvanising trumpery, and the Perkinistic institution, in four cantos. By Christopher Caustic | 1803 (2nd ed.) | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | The notes are almost as numerous and long as those in the Dunciad | |
Herbert, W. | Miscellaneous Poetry | 1804 | Poetry | English | Unfortunately, I could not find a digitised version of this work | ||||
Carey, David | The reign of fancy : a poem; with notes, lyric tales, etc. / By the author of the "Pleasures of nature." | 1804 | Poetry | English | Unfortunately, I could not find a digitised version of this work | ||||
Campbell, Alexander | The Grampians desolate: a poem | 1804 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Withchurch, Samuel | Hispaniola, a Poem: With Appropriate Notes. To which are Added, Lines on the Crucifixion; and Other Poetical Pieces | 1804 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Sign/number repeated | ||
Senancour, Étienne Pivert de | Oberman | 1804 | Prose | French | Séité, Yannick. Du livre au lire: La nouvelle Héloïse: Roman des Lumières, Champion, 2002. p. 274 | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | |||
Boiste, Pierre-Claude-Victor | L'Univers, poëme en prose, en douze chants , suivi de notes et d'observations sur le système de Newton et la théorie physique de la Terre... 2e éd. | 1804 | Poetry | French | |||||
Bowles, William Lisle | Spirit of discovery, or, The conquest of ocean: a poem in five books : with notes, historical and illustrative | 1804 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Jean Paul | Flegeljahre. Eine Biographie | 1804-1805 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Scott, Walter | The Lay of the Last Minstrel | 1805 | Poetry | English | None; Sign after item | Foot- and endnotes | Line; Page; Sign/number repeated | Alexander, John H. The Lay of the Last Minstrel: Three Essays, Institut für Englische Sprache und Literatur, 1978. Hughes, Gillian. “Pickling Virgil? Scott's Notes to The Lay of the Last Minstrel.” Scottish Literary Review, vol. 7, no. 2, 2015, pp. 51–62. |
Short annotations: footnotes, indicated by sign Long annotations: endnotes at the very end, not indicated |
Klingemann, Ernst August | Nachtwachen. Von Bonaventura | 1805 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
D'Israeli, Isaac | FlimFlams! or, the Life and Errors of My Uncle, and the Amours of My Aunt! | 1805 | Prose | English | |||||
Shee, Martin Archer | Rhymes on Art; or the Remonstrance of a Painter; with notes and a preface, including strictures on the state of the arts, criticism, patronage, and public taste. | 1805 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Southey, Robert | Madoc | 1805 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote; Stanza | ||
Goulburn, Edward | The blueviad, a satyrical poem | 1805 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Anonymous | The Alexandriad.: Being an humble attempt to enumerate in rhyme some of those acts which distinguish the reign of the Emperor Alexander | 1805 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Southey, Robert | Metrical tales and other poems | 1805 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Chatsiou, Ourania. Paratext and Poetics in British Romantic-Period Literature. Unpublished PhD thesis, 2009. | Very few annotations |
Anonymous ["Terrae Filius"] | Werneria; or, Short characters of earths: with notes according to the improvements of Klaproth, Vauquelin, and Hauy | 1805 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Quote | ||
Branagan, Thomas | Avenia, or, A tragical poem : on the oppression of the human species and infringement on the rights of man; in five books; with notes explanatory and miscellaneous, written in imitation of Homer's Iliad | 1805 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote | ||
Croker, John Wilson | The Amazoniad; or, Figure and fashion a scuffle in high life. With notes critical and historical interspersed with choice anecdotes of Bon Ton. | 1806 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Moore, Thomas | Epistles, odes, and other poems | 1806 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Impey, Elijah Barwell | Daylesford : a poem | 1806 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | TorioWhiggoMachia; or, The Battle of the Whigs and Tories | 1806 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | mostly intertextual annotations | |
Rickman, Thomas Clio | Corruption, A Satire | 1806 | Poetry | English | Unfortunately, I could not find a digitised version of this work | ||||
Holcroft, Thomas | Tales in Verse, Critical, Satirical, Humurous | 1806 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Owenson, Sydney (Lady Morgan) | The Wild Irish Girl | 1806 | Prose | English | Chatsiou, Ourania. Paratext and Poetics in British Romantic-Period Literature. Unpublished PhD thesis, 2009. Stevenson, Jane. “The Politics of Historiography: Or, Novels with Footnotes.” Forging in the Smithy: National Identity and Representation in Anglo-Irish Literary History, edited by Joep Leerssen and Cedric C. Barfoot, Rodopi, 1995, pp. 195–206. Watson, Alex. Romantic Marginality: Nation and Empire on the Borders of the Page, Pickering & Chatto, 2012. |
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Scott, Walter | Ballads and Lyrical Pieces | 1806 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Mannings, John Spelman | Cromer, a descriptive poem | 1806 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Cautery, Cornelius [pseud.?] | The retaliation : a poem, in six cantos, with notes; being a counter-part to Fessenden's, alias Doctor Caustic's, alias the hydraulic engineer's Democracy unveiled / by Cornelius Cautery | 1806 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Lee, Chauncey | The trial of virtue : a sacred poem; being a paraphrase of the whole book of Job, and designed as an explanatory comment upon the divine original; interspersed with critical notes upon a variety of its passages; in six books; to which is annexed, a dissertation upon the book of Job | 1806 | Poetry | English | Other | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Anonymous | Fashion's analysis, or, The Winter in town : a satirical poem / by Anthony Avalanche; with notes, illustrations, etc., by Gregory Glacier | 1807 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Bolton, Aquilla M. | The Independency of the mind affirmed : a poem in two parts with occasional notes | 1807 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line | very few annotations | |
Poirier, Louis-Eugène | Eloge historique de Jean-Bart...suivi de notes | 1807 | Prose | French | |||||
Barrett, Eaton Stannard | All the talents; a satirical poem, in three dialogues | 1807 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Also contains annotations on the annotations (by Scriblerus). As in the Dunciad, Scriblerus sometimes misunderstands the text. | |
Smith, Charlotte | Beachy Head | 1807 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote | Labbe, Jacqueline M. “'Transplanted into More Congenial Soil': Footnoting the Self in the Poetry of Charlotte Smith.” Ma(r)king the Text: The Presentation of Meaning on the Literary Page, edited by Joe Bray et al., Ashgate, 2000, 71-86. Labbe, Jacqueline M. Charlotte Smith: Romanticism, Poetry and the Culture of Gender, Manchester UP, 2003. Reinfandt, Christoph. “The Textures of Romanticism: Exploring Charlotte Smith’s ‘Beachy Head’ (1807).” Anglistentag 2012 Potsdam: Proceedings, edited by Katrin Röder and Ilse Wischer, Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier, 2013, pp. 99-114. |
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Ireland, William Henry | All the blocks! : or, an antidote to 'All the talents'. A satirical poem in three dialogues | 1807 | Poetry | English | Sign before item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Byron, George Gordon | Hours of Idleness | 1807 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Chrononhotonthologos [pseud., attributed to David Carey] | Ins and Outs; or, The State of Parties. A Satirical Poem | 1807 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Quote | ||
Diogenes [pseud. of Scheer, Frederick] | The Royal Eclipse; Or Delicate Facts Exhibiting the Secret Memirs of Squire George and His Wife. With Notes | 1807 | Prose | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Sedley, Charles [pseud.?] | The Barouche Driver and his Wife: A Tale for Haut Ton. Containging a Curious Biography of Living Characters, With Notes Explanatory. In two volumes. | 1807 | Prose | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Hayley, William | The triumphs of temper : a poem: in six cantos | 1807 | Poetry | English | Sign after item; Sign before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Robertson, Ritchie. Mock-Epic Poetry from Pope to Heine, OUP, 2009. 126ff. | |
Anonymous | The groans of the talents; or, Private sentiments on public occurences. In six epistles from certain ex-ministers to their colleagues, most wonderfully intercepted. To which are added notes, critical, explanatory, and edifying | 1807 | Poetry | English | Sign after line | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Hamilton, Anne | Epics of the Ton; or, Glories of the great world. A poem, in two books, with notes and illustrations | 1807 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line | ||
Staël, Germaine de | Corinne | 1807 | Prose | French | Number/letter after item; Sign after item | Foot- and endnotes | Line; Page; Sign/number repeated | ||
Roman, Jean-Joseph-Thérèse | Les Échecs, poème en 4 chants, par feu l'abbé Roman, précédé de recherches historiques sur les échecs, et suivi de notes | 1807 | Poetry | French | |||||
Wordsworth, William | Poems, in Two Volumes | 1807 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote | ||
Stewart, John | The resurrection : a poem | 1808 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Tighe, William | The plants, a poem, cantos the first and second, with notes | 1808 | Poetry | English | Other | Endnote after chapter/canto | Line; Quote | Indication: sign before the line in which the annotated item appears | |
Pindar Minimus [pseud.] | Little odes to great folks; with a dedicatory dithyrambic to Sir R-ch-rd Ph-ll-ps, knight. By Pindar Minimus; With notes, critical and explanatory, By Sextus Scriblerus | 1808 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Also uses the printer's devil as an editorial persona. | |
Anonymous | Pursuits of agriculture; a satirical poem, in three cantos, with notes | 1808 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Mant, Richard | The Simpliciad | 1808 | Poetry | English | None; Sign before item | Footnote | Line; Quote; Sign/number repeated | Fuess, Claude Moore. Lord Byron as a Satirist in Verse, Russell & Russell, 1964. p. 36 | Explanatory annotations: sign before item; sign repeated and quote Intertextual annotations: no indication; line number given |
Greenshields, John B. | Home : a poem | 1808 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | very few annotations | |
Scott, Walter | Marmion; a tale of Flodden Field. Illustrated with engravings from the designs of R. Westall; with notes to each canto. | 1808 | Poetry | English | None; Number/letter after item | Foot- and endnotes | Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | Short annotations: footnotes, indicated by letter Long annotations: endnotes, often no indication, but there is a letter after "The very form of Hilda fair" (Canto VI, page 321), leading to a footnote saying "See note". |
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Moore, Thomas | Corruption and Intolerance: two poems. With notes. Addressed to an Englishman by an Irishman | 1808 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item; Sign after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Simpson, Erik. Literary Minstrelsy, 1770-1830: Minstrels and Improvisers in British, Irish, and American Literature, Palgrave Macmillan, 2008. | Very extensively annotated; also has notes on the notes Indications in the poem: signs Indications in the annotations (leading to the annotations for the annotations): numbers |
Noble, Thomas | Blackheath; a poem, in five cantos | 1808 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Grahame, James | Siege of Copenhagen. A poem; with notes | 1808 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote | ||
Mayne, John | The siller gun : a poem in four cantos, with notes and a glossary | 1808 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote | ||
Jean Paul | Des Feldpredigers Schmelzle Reise nach Flätz mit fortgehenden Noten; nebst Der Beichte des Teufels bei einem Staatsmanne | 1808 | Prose | German | Eckstein, Evelyn. Fussnoten: Anmerkungen zu Poesie und Wissenschaft, Lit, 2001. 151-154. Rehm, Walther. “Jean Pauls vergnügtes Notenleben oder Notenmacher und Notenleser.” Späte Studien, Francke, 1964, 7-96. |
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Anonymous | The Twelve : a poem, in three cantos | 1808 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Roxby, Robert | The lay of the Reedwater minstrel, illustr. with notes historical and explanatory, by a son of Reed | 1809 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Ireland, William Henry | The fisher boy, a poem comprising his several avocations, during the four seasons of the year | 1809 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Lambe, Robert | An exact history of the battle of Flodden: in verse | 1809 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line | It is very hard to find the annotated passage in the text because the lines are not numbered even though the annotations refer to line numbers. Also contains several appendices. |
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Campbell, Thomas | Gertrude of Wyoming : Pennsylvanian tale ; and other poems | 1809 | Poetry | English | None; Number/letter after item | Foot- and endnotes | Line; Quote; Sign/number repeated; Stanza | Robertson, Fiona. Legitimate Histories: Scott, Gothic, and the Authorities of Fiction, Clarendon, 1998. | Short annotations: indicated by letter; footnotes Long annotations: no indication; endnotes |
Jean Paul | Dr. Katzenbergers Badereise nebst einer Auswahl Verbesserter Werkchen | 1809 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Anonymous | "What-do-you-want?" : explained in a poetical epistle from O.P. to all the Aitches, with notes illustrative. | 1809 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Shee, Martin Archer | Elements of art, a poem; in six cantos; with notes and a preface; including strictures on the state of the arts, criticism, patronage, and public taste. | 1809 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | The annotations are very long and span several pages; it is a bit difficult to find out which annotation belongs to which line. | |
Croker, John Wilson | The battles of Talavera : A poem | 1809 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote | ||
Hodgson, Francis | Lady Jane Grey : a tale, in two books : with miscellaneous poems | 1809 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote after chapter/canto | Page; Quote | Rather an appendix than a collection of notes. There are also some footnotes attached to the shorter poems. |
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Moore, Thomas | The Sceptic; a Philosophical Satire | 1809 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Faction, a poem with notes | 1809 | Poetry | English | Unfortunately, I could not find a digitised version of this work | ||||
Woodworth, Samuel | New-Haven : a poem, satirical and sentimental, with critical, humorous, descriptive, historical, biographical, and explanatory notes / by Selim | 1809 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Quote | ||
Owenson, Sydney (Lady Morgan) | Woman, or Ida of Athens | 1809 | Prose | English | Number/letter after item; Other; Sign after item | Foot- and endnotes | Page; Sign/number repeated | Chatsiou, Ourania. Paratext and Poetics in British Romantic-Period Literature. Unpublished PhD thesis, 2009. | The footnotes refer to the respective endnotes in which the real annotation is to be found. |
Guillon, M.-N.-S. | Éloge de M. d'Orléans de Lamotte, évêque d'Amiens, suivi de notes historiques | 1809 | Poetry | French | |||||
Barlow, Joel | The Columbiad; a poem | 1809 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line; Quote | ||
Anonymous | The hermitage, or views of life and manners : a poem, with notes | 1809 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote after chapter/canto | Sign/number repeated | The notes also appear in the table of contents under headings like "On Music". | |
Aorist, Peter [pseud.] | The brandiad : a poem, in two books | 1809 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Northmore, Thomas | Washington; or, Liberty restored: a poem, in ten books | 1809 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Rostan, Casimir | La mort du général Cervoni a la bataille d'Eckmuhl: poème lyrique, suivi de notes historiques sur la vie militaire et civile de ce guerrier | 1809 | Poetry | French | |||||
Macro [pseud.] | The Scotiad : or Wise men of the North!!! A serio-comic and satiric poem in three cantos / by Macro | 1809 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Quote | But at the end of the volume, there are also annotations indicated by numbers (and still presented as footnotes). | |
Byron, George Gordon | English Bards and Scotch Reviewers | 1809 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Pratt, Samuel Jackson | The lower world; a poem, in four books, with notes | 1810 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item; Sign after item | Foot- and endnotes | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Short annotations: sign and footnote Long annotations: number and endnote |
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Smedley, Edward | Erin : a geographical and descriptive poem | 1810 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Sign/number repeated | ||
Scrawlenburgius, Johannes [pseud.] | The combustible : a heroic poem; with notes critical and explanatory | 1810 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Sympson, Joseph | Science revived, or, The vision of Alfred : a poem in eight cantos with biographical notes | 1810 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Arbuckle, James | Glotta, or, The Clyde, a poem | 1810 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | The Maid of Renmore: Or, Platonic Love; a Mock Heroic Romance, in Verse, with Burlesque Notes in humble imitation of modern annotators | 1810 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Endnote at very end | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Rogers, Samuel | The Voyage of Columbus | 1810 | Poetry | English | None; Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end; Foot- and endnotes; Footnote | Line; Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | Short notes: footnotes, indicated by letter Long notes: no indication, endnotes |
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Sotheby, William | Constance de Castile : a poem, in ten cantos | 1810 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote | ||
Peacock, Thomas Love | The genius of the Thames: a lyrical poem, in two parts | 1810 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote | ||
Scott, Walter | The Lady of the Lake | 1810 | Poetry | English | None; Sign after item | Foot- and endnotes | Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated; Stanza | Short annotations: indicated by sign and footnotes Lond annotations: no indication and endnotes |
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Porter, Jane | The Scottish Chiefs | 1810 | Prose | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Page; Sign/number repeated | Robertson, Fiona. Legitimate Histories: Scott, Gothic, and the Authorities of Fiction, Clarendon, 1998. Simpson, Erik. Literary Minstrelsy, 1770-1830: Minstrels and Improvisers in British, Irish, and American Literature, Palgrave Macmillan, 2008. |
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Boswell, Alexander | Edinburgh, or The ancient royalty : a sketch of former manners : with notes / by Simon Gray. |
1810 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Endnote at very end; Footnote | Page; Sign/number repeated | Footnotes refer to endnotes | |
Goulburn, Edward | The Pursuits of Fashion | 1810 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Southey, Robert | The Curse of Kehama | 1810 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote | Chatsiou, Ourania. Paratext and Poetics in British Romantic-Period Literature. Unpublished PhD thesis, 2009. Chatsiou, Ourania. “Robert Southey's 'Old Curiosity-Shops': 'Common-Placing' and Paratext.” Working With English, vol. 4, no. 1, 2008, pp. 19-38. Robertson, Fiona. Legitimate Histories: Scott, Gothic, and the Authorities of Fiction, Clarendon, 1998. |
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Jean Paul | Leben Fibels, des Verfassers der Bienrodischen Fibel | 1811 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Webb, Francis | Somerset : a poem | 1811 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Mitford, John | Agnes, the Indian captive. A poem, in four cantos. With other poems. | 1811 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote | ||
Anonymous | The festivaliad : a singular metrical poem, written in commemoration of the Festival of Saint John, the first Christian Mason, which was celebrated at Dorchester, Mass. June 24th, anno Domini 1807, annoque lucis 5807 / by Morpheus Stupor; to which are prefixed, a few prefatory remarks, and through the whole are interspersed a number of interesting observations and explanatory notes, by Hezekiah Hectic | 1811 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Catalonia, a poem; with notes illustrative of the present state of affairs in the Peninsula. | 1811 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Stanza | ||
Mitford, Mary Russell | Christina, the maid of the South seas; a poem | 1811 | Poetry | English | None; Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end; Footnote | Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | Contains footnotes and endnotes | |
Leadbetter, Mary & Edgeworth, Maria |
Cottage Dialogues Amongst the Irish Peasantry | 1811 | Prose | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Hobhouse, John Cam | The Wonders of a Week at Bath | 1811 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | very few annotations, very short ones | |
Drummond, William Hamilton | The Giant's Causeway, a poem | 1811 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote | ||
Brandon, Isaac | Instruction; a poem | 1811 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Colton, Charles Caleb | Hypocrisy: A Satire | 1812 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | The legend of Cathleen and Kevin | 1812 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end; Foot- and endnotes; Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Ravelhofer, Barbara. “Oral Poetry and the Printing Press in Byron's The Giaour.” Romanticism: The Journal of Romantic Culture and Criticism, vol. 11, no. 1, 2005, pp. 23–40. | |
Arnim, Ludwig Achim von | Isabella von Ägypten. Kaiser Karl des Fünften erste Jugendliebe | 1812 | Prose | German | Found on Bernhard Metz and Sabine Zubarik's list of annotated fiction: http://www.amrandebemerkt.de/bibliographie.htm | ||||
Peacock, Thomas Love | The philosophy of melancholy : a poem in four parts with a mythological ode | 1812 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote after chapter/canto | Page; Quote | ||
Lovett, John | Washington's birth day: an historical poem, with notes and appendix / by a Washingtonian. | 1812 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Rowlandson, Thomas | Petticoat Loose, A Poem with notes | 1812 | Poetry | English | Unfortunately, I could not find a digitised version of this work | ||||
Grenville, George Nugent | Portugal, a Poem in Two Parts | 1812 | Poetry | English | Number/letter before item | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote | ||
Bigge, John [pseud.] | Contes de Fous, and other trifles in verse, with notes, critical and explanatory | 1812 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Phillips, Charles | The Emerald Isle : a poem, with notes | 1812 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote | ||
Cervantes [pseud.] | The state doctors, or A tale of the times. A poem, in four cantos. | 1812 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Drury. A poem | 1812 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Very few annotations | |
Pindar, Peter [pseud. of Wolcot, John] | The works of Peter Pindar, Esq. : to which are prefixed memoirs of the author's life | 1812 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Ireland, William Henry | Neglected genius, a poem | 1812 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Sign/number repeated | Reviewed by Byron: Monthly Review (Enlarged Series), vol. lxx (Jan.–Apr. 1813), art. xv, pp. 203–5. Review also published in Prothero ii. 420–3 and in Byron's Miscellaneous Prose. | |
Byron, George Gordon | Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage I and II (1st ed) | 1812 (1st ed.) | Poetry | English | None; Sign after item | Foot- and endnotes | Line; Quote; Sign/number repeated; Stanza | Short notes: footnotes, indicated by sign Long notes: endnotes, not indicated, after each canto |
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Byron, George Gordon | Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage I and II (2nd ed onwards) | 1812 (2nd ed. onwards) | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Line; Quote; Sign/number repeated; Stanza | ||
Paulding, James Kirke | The lay of the Scottish fiddle. A poem in five cantos. Supposed to be written by W---- S----, Esq. |
1813 | Poetry | English | None; Number/letter after line | Foot- and endnotes | Quote; Sign/number repeated | A few footnotes, many endnotes; footnotes indicated by asterisk, no indication for the endnotes | |
Montgomery, James | The world before the flood, a poem, in ten cantos : with other occasional pieces | 1813 | Poetry | English | Other; Sign after item | Foot- and endnotes | Line; Sign/number repeated | Mostly footnotes, but one of them refers to an endnote at the very end of the poem | |
MacCumhaill, Finn | Fingal, a Fine-Eirin: a poem in six cantos; with notes intended to delineate the manners and state of society of ancient Ireland. | 1813 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote | ||
Anonymous | Forbury Hill, a poem | 1813 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Shelley, Percy Bysshe | Queen Mab : a philosophical poem : with notes | 1813 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote; Stanza | Erchinger, Philipp. “Science, footnotes and the margins of poetry in Percy B. Shelley’s Queen Mab and Charlotte Smith’s Beachy Head.” European Journal of English Studies, vol. 22, no. 3, 2018, pp. 241–57. Morton, Timothy. “The Notes to Queen Mab and Shelley’s Spinozism.” The Neglected Shelley, edited by Alan Weinberg and Timothy Webb, Ashgate, 2015, pp. 77–94. St. Clair, William. The Reading Nation in the Romantic Period, CUP, 2004. 318. |
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Byron, George Gordon | The Giaour | 1813 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item; Sign after item | Endnote at very end; Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Editions 1-6: footnotes Edition 7 onwards: endnotes |
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Anonymous | A sequel to the "Rejected addresses" | 1813 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Philippart, C., Mrs. | Muscovy: A Poem, in Four Cantos: with Notes, Historical & Military: Also Several Detached Pieces | 1813 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Page; Sign/number repeated | ||
Pierce, William Leigh | The year: a poem, in three cantoes. By William Leigh Pierce, esq. | 1813 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Foot- and endnotes | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Footnotes refer to endnotes, e.g. "Vide appendix, Note III" (but there are also very long footnotes, e.g. on page 90) |
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Newport, Matthew | Don Emanuel; a poem, in three cantos; with notes. | 1813 | Poetry | English | Unfortunately, I could not find a digitised version of this work | ||||
Fitzgerald, Preston | Spain delivered : a poem in two cantos : and other poems | 1813 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Byron, George Gordon | The Bride of Abydos | 1813 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Line; Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | |||
Graham, Elizabeth Susanna Davenport | Eo-Nauts, or The spirit of delusion, a serio, comico, logical, eulogical, lyrical, satyrical poem, with notes, geographical and critical, of various commentators / edited by Lemuel Gulliver, Esq., and dedicated to the Mayor of Bristol. | 1813 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Also impersonates different characters (mostly contemporary authors) in the annotations, like Pope in the Dunciad | |
Holme, James | Moscow; or, Triumphant self-devotion. A poem in three cantos, with notes, historical, philosophical, and critical | 1813 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Quote | ||
Byron, George Gordon | The Waltz | 1813 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Sign/number repeated | ||
Bidlake, John | The year : a poem | 1813 | Poetry | English | None; Sign after item | Foot- and endnotes | Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | Short annotations: sign and footnote Long annotations: no indication and endnote |
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Roby, John | Jokeby, a burlesque on Rokeby, : a poem, in six cantos, / by an amateur of fashion; ; to which are added, occasional notes, by our most popular characters | 1813 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote; Stanza | Also impersonates different characters (mostly contemporary authors) in the annotations, like Pope in the Dunciad | |
Moore, Thomas | Intercepted Letters, Or, The Twopenny Post-bag: To which are Added, Trifles Reprinted, edited by Thomas Brown, the Younger | 1813 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Watson, Alex. Romantic Marginality: Nation and Empire on the Borders of the Page, Pickering & Chatto, 2012. | |
Anonymous | Metrical Scions: Or Traits of Patriotism : a Poem, with Notes | 1813 | Poetry | English | Unfortunately, I could not find a digitised version of this work | ||||
Peacock, Thomas Love | Sir Hornbook, or Childe Launcelot's Expedition | 1813 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Found on William Denton's list of annotated fiction: https://www.miskatonic.org/footnotes.html | |
Scott, Walter | Rokeby | 1813 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote; Stanza | ||
Merivale, John Herman | Orlando in Roncesvalles, a poem in five cantos | 1814 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote after chapter/canto | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Halcomb, John, Jr. | Peace, a Pindaric Ode of Triumph, addressed to the Regent of England | 1814 | Poetry | English | Unfortunately, I could not find a digitised version of this work | ||||
Shee, Martin Archer | The commemoration of Reynolds : in two parts, with notes, and other poems | 1814 | Poetry | English | Sign after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Bonaparte, Lucien | Charlemagne, ou l'Église délivrée, poème épique en vingt-quatre chants | 1814 | Poetry | French | |||||
Anonymous | Anacreon in Dublin. With notes, critical, historical, & explanatory | 1814 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Rogers, Samuel | Jacqueline, a Tale | 1814 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Published in the same volume as Byron's Lara There seems to be no consistent Murray 'house style' for annotations: the annotation for Lara appears before the poem itself on a separate page. |
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Ash, Charles Bowker | Adbaston; a poem | 1814 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | very few annotations | |
Martini, Carl | Dankadresse für Napoleon Buonaparte, im Namen der geretteten Nationen : ein Gedicht, aber keine Dichtung! ; mit angehängten Noten zum Text und einer Paraphrase der merkwürdigen prophetischen Stelle Jesaja 14,5-20 | 1814 | Poetry | German | |||||
Allen, Benjamin | Urania, or The true use of poesy : a poem | 1814 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Byron, George Gordon | Ode to Napoleon | 1814 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Byron, George Gordon | Lara | 1814 | Poetry | English | None | Other | Line; Page; Quote | The annotation appears before the poem | |
Haygarth , William | Greece, a poem, in three parts; with notes, classical illustrations, and sketches of the scenery | 1814 | Poetry | English | None; Number/letter after item | Foot- and endnotes | Line; Quote; Sign/number repeated | Short annotation: number and footnote Long annotation: no indication and endnote |
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Anonymous | Sortes Horatianae: A Poetical Review of Poetical Talent, with Notes | 1814 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Malcolm, John | Persia. A poem. With notes | 1814 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Byron, George Gordon | The Corsair | 1814 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Southey, Robert | Roderick, the last of the Goths | 1814 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote | Chatsiou, Ourania. Paratext and Poetics in British Romantic-Period Literature. Unpublished PhD thesis, 2009. Robertson, Fiona. Legitimate Histories: Scott, Gothic, and the Authorities of Fiction, Clarendon, 1998. |
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Satiricus Sculptor [pseud. of Ireland, William Henry] | Chalcographimania; or, The portrait-collector and printseller's chronicle, with infatuations of every description. A humorous poem. In four books. With copious notes explanatory. | 1814 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Hunt, Leigh | The feast of the poets : with notes, and other pieces in verse | 1814 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item; Sign after item | Foot- and endnotes | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Endnotes for the main poem of the volume, footnotes for the other poems in the volume | |
Brentano, Clemens | Die Gründung Prags | 1814 | Drama | German | |||||
Wordsworth, William | The Excursion | 1814 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote | ||
Anonymous ["Member of the University of Oxford"] | Ovid in London : a ludicrous poem, in six cantos / by a Member of the University of Oxford | 1814 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Ireland, William Henry | Scribbleomania: Or, The Printer's Devil's Polichronicon; a Sublime Poem | 1815 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Hawley, Judith. “Grub Street in Albion: or, Scriblerian Satire in the Romantic Metropolis.” Romanticism, vol. 14, no. 2, 2008, pp. 81–93. doi:10.3366/E1354991X08000202. | |
Scott, Walter | The lord of the isles, a poem in six cantos | 1815 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote; Stanza | annotations also sometimes have annotations | |
Etty, Robert | Cossack: a poem, in three cantos. With notes | 1815 | Poetry | English | Unfortunately, I could not find a digitised version of this work | ||||
Ireland, William Henry | The Sailor-boy : a poem in four cantos illustrative of the Navy of Great Britain | 1815 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Gilmour, Robert | Lothaire : a romance, in six cantos: with notes | 1815 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Quote; Stanza | ||
Pye, Henry James | Alfred, an epic poem | 1815 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Knight, Ann Cuthbert | Home: a poem | 1815 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Foot- and endnotes | Line; Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | Footnotes refer to the endnotes | |
Howard, John Owens | Clara; or, Fancy's tale; a poem, in three cantos | 1815 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | None; Page; Quote | ||
Grant, Johnson | Arabia, a poem; with notes, to which are added several smaller pieces. | 1815 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Sign/number repeated | ||
Macdonald, John Paul | A Keppoch song: a poem in five cantos: being the origin and history of the family, alias Donald, Lord of the Isles, carried down to its extinction, with a continuation of the family of Keppoch; the whole combined with the history of Scotland, with notes and references, and concluding with an analysis of the Scotch acts of Parliament, relative to the Douglas association; and an address to His Royal Highness the prince regent | 1815 | Poetry | English | Sign after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Bowles, William Lisle | The missionary; a poem | 1815 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Sign/number repeated | ||
Herbert, William | Helga: A Poem in Seven Cantos, with notes. [The volume also contains "Song of Vala" and "Brynhilda", both of which are also annotated.] |
1815 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line; Quote | ||
Gisborne, Thomas | Rothley Temple; : a poem, in three cantos | 1815 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Daniel, George | The modern Dunciad, a satire : with notes, biographical and critical | 1815 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Hawley, Judith. “Grub Street in Albion: or, Scriblerian Satire in the Romantic Metropolis.” Romanticism, vol. 14, no. 2, 2008, pp. 81–93. doi:10.3366/E1354991X08000202. | |
Peacock, Thomas Love | Headlong Hall | 1815 | Prose | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Found on William Denton's list of annotated fiction: https://www.miskatonic.org/footnotes.html | |
Cope, Harriet | Suicide: a poem. In four parts, illustrated with notes | 1815 | Poetry | English | Unfortunately, I could not find a digitised version of this work | ||||
Cunningham, John William | De Rancé; a poem | 1816 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote; Stanza | ||
Knight, Henry Gally | Ilderim : a Syrian tale. In four cantos | 1816 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line; Quote | ||
Mitchie, John | Vices of the tavern dissected: or, Drunkenness laid open. A poem. With ... notes and illustrations … | 1816 | Poetry | English | Unfortunately, I could not find a digitised version of this work | ||||
Trench, Melesina [pseud. ?] | Laura's dream; or, The moonlanders. A poem, with notes. By Melesina Trench | 1816 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Griffiths, Griffiths ap | The sons of St. David: A Cambro-British Historical Tale of the Fourteenth Century. With explanatory notes and references. In three volumes | 1816 | Prose | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote | ||
Byron, George Gordon | Siege of Corinth | 1816 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote after chapter/canto | Line; Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Walker, James Scott. | South American. A metrical tale, in four cantos; with historical notes, and other poems | 1816 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Quote; Sign/number repeated; Stanza | ||
Barrett, Eaton Stannard | The talents run mad; or, Eighteen hundred and sixteen. A satirical poem. In three dialogues, with notes. | 1816 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Quote | ||
Felch, Walton | The manufacturer's pocket-piece, or, The cotton-mill moralized : a poem, with illustrative notes | 1816 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Pierpont, John | Airs of Palestine; a poem | 1816 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Marsden, Joshua | The narrative of a mission to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the Somers islands: with a tour to lake Ontario : to which is added, The mission, an original poem, with copious notes : also, a brief account of missionary societies, and much interesting information on missions in general | 1816 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Quote | ||
Hodson, Margaret (née Holford) | Margaret of Anjou : a poem | 1816 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote after chapter/canto | Line; Quote; Stanza | ||
Martin, Thomas | The manger, or, The birth of Christ : a poem in four cantos | 1816 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Sign/number repeated | ||
Terrot, Charles Hughes | Hezekiah and Sennacherib : a poem | 1816 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Sign/number repeated | ||
Byron, George Gordon | Parisina | 1816 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote after chapter/canto | Line; Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Characters of the Court: a poem : with notes. | 1816 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Barlow, Joel | The vision of Columbus : a poem, in nine books; with explanatory notes | 1816 | Poetry | English | Sign after line | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Steele, Sarah | Eva, an historical poem, with notes, accompanied by some lyric poems | 1816 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote after chapter/canto | Page; Quote | ||
Johnston, Archibald | The mariner; a poem in two cantos | 1816 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Southey, Robert | The Lay of the Laureate | 1816 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote | Chatsiou, Ourania. Paratext and Poetics in British Romantic-Period Literature. Unpublished PhD thesis, 2009. | |
Byron, George Gordon | The Prisoner of Chillon | 1816 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Byron, George Gordon | Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage III | 1816 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Osiander, Friedrich Benjamin | Dank und Bitte an die Najade Nenndorf : Ein Gedicht mit Anmerkungen | 1816 | Poetry | German | |||||
Southey, Robert | The Poet’s Pilgrimage to Waterloo | 1816 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote | Chatsiou, Ourania. Paratext and Poetics in British Romantic-Period Literature. Unpublished PhD thesis, 2009. | |
Davidson, Henry | Waterloo. A Poem, with Notes | 1816 | Poetry | English | Unfortunately, I could not find a digitised version of this work | ||||
Peacock, Thomas Love | The Round Table, or King Arthur's Feast | 1817 | Poetry | English | Found on William Denton's list of annotated fiction: https://www.miskatonic.org/footnotes.html | ||||
Carlyle, Robert | De Vaux, : or The heir of Gilsland, a poem, in five cantos | 1817 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Quote; Stanza | ||
Gally Knight, Henry | Phrosyne: a Grecian Tale and Alashtar: an Arabian Tale | 1817 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Quote | ||
Byron, George Gordon | Manfred | 1817 | Drama | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Croly, George | Paris in 1815, a poem. With notes | 1817 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Peacock, Thomas Love | Melincourt | 1817 | Prose | English | Found on William Denton's list of annotated fiction: https://www.miskatonic.org/footnotes.html | ||||
Homfray, Francis | Thoughts on happiness, : a poem. / By the Rev. Francis Homfray, A.M. late of Oriel College, Oxford; and rector of Lanvayer Kilgeddine, Monmouthshire | 1817 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Scott, Jonathan M. | Blue lights, or, The convention. A poem, in four cantos | 1817 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Breton, Marianne | The Wife of Fitzalice and the Caledonian Siren. A Romance, With Historical Notes. In Five Volumes. | 1817 | Prose | English | |||||
Cowen, Isaac | The sage; an original poem | 1817 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Yeatman, Harry Farr | Brent Knoll, a poem | 1817 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Sign/number repeated | ||
Hemans, Felicia | Modern Greece : a poem | 1817 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Scott, Jonathan M. | The sorceress : or, Salem delivered. A poem, in four cantos | 1817 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Dallas, Alexander R.C. | Ramirez; a poem | 1817 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | The author is the son of Byron's friend Robert Charles Dallas | |
Jeffrey, Francis; Gordon, John | The Craniad; or, Spurzheim Illustrated | 1817 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line; Sign after line | Endnote at very end; Foot- and endnotes; Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Long notes: number and endnote Short notes: sign and footnote |
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F.H.B | An address [in verse] to ... Lord Byron, with an opinion on some of his writings | 1817 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor | The Rime of the Ancient Mariner in Sibylline leaves: a collection of poems |
1817 | Poetry | English | None | Margin | None | Chatsiou, Ourania. Paratext and Poetics in British Romantic-Period Literature. Unpublished PhD thesis, 2009. 89. Lipking, Lawrence. “The Marginal Gloss.” Critical Inquiry, vol. 3, no. 4, 1977, pp. 609–55. Wall, Wendy. “Interpreting Poetic Shadows: The Gloss of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.” Criticism: A Quarterly for Literature and the Arts, vol. 29, no. 2, 1987, pp. 179–95. –- In her unpublished PhD thesis, Chatsiou also provides the following references: Huntington Brown, ‘The Gloss to the “Rime of the Ancient Mariner”, Modern Quarterly Review, 36 (1945), 319-324. Sarah Dyck, ‘Perspective in “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner’’’, Studies in English Literature, 1500-1900, 13: 4 (1973), 591-604. Frances Ferguson, ‘Coleridge and the Deluded Reader: “The Rime of the Ancient mariner’’’, Georgia Review, 31 (1977), 617-635. Jerome C. Christensen, ‘Coleridge’s Marginal Method in the Biographia Literaria’, PMLA, 92:5 (1977), 928-940. Jerome J. McGann, ‘The Meaning of the Ancient Mariner’, Critical Inquiry, 8: 1 (1981), 35-67. K. M. Wheeler, ‘The Gloss to “The Ancient Mariner”: An Ironic Commentary’, in The Creative Mind of Coleridge’s Poetry (London: Heinmann, 1981), pp. 42-64. Lindsay Davies, ‘The Poem, the Gloss and the Critic: Discourse and Subjectivity in “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner’’’, Forum for Modern Language Studies, 26: 3 (1990), 259-271. |
The collection also contains some poems with footnotes |
Moore, Thomas | Lalla Rookh | 1817 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Foot- and endnotes | Line; Page; Quote; Sign/number repeated | Short annotations: footnotes, indicated Long annotations: endnotes, not indicated |
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Stendhal | Histoire de la peinture en Italie | 1817 | Prose | French | Dürrenmatt, Jacques. “La note comme lieu de autoréférence.” L'espace de la note, edited by Jacques Dürrenmatt and Andréas Pfersmann, Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2004, 51-64. Dürrenmatt, Jacques. “Notes intertextualles chez Stendhal et Louvet.” L'espace de la note, edited by Jacques Dürrenmatt and Andréas Pfersmann, Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2004, 127-140. |
About Stendhal's notes in general, see Rannaud, Gérald. “La Marge et la Pensée: Notes sur la «marginale» chez Stendhal.” Le livre annoté, edited by Christian Jacob, Bibliothèque nationale de France, 1999, 72-77. |
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D'Oyly, Thomas | The bronze dove: a poem, in seven cantos | 1817 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote | ||
Dallas, Alexander Robert Charles | Felix Alvarez; or, Manners in Spain | 1818 | Prose | English | The author is the son of Byron's friend Robert Charles Dallas | ||||
Tait, Thomas | Bamburgh castle : a poem, in two parts | 1818 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Ladoucette, Jean-Charles-François | Voyage fait en 1813 et 1814 dans le pays entre Meuse et Rhin, suivi de notes | 1818 | French | ||||||
Peacock, Thomas Love | Nightmare Abbey | 1818 | Prose | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Found on William Denton's list of annotated fiction: https://www.miskatonic.org/footnotes.html | |
Meredith, W. E. | Llewelyn ap Jorwerth : a poem, in five cantos | 1818 | Poetry | English | None; Sign after item | Foot- and endnotes | Line; Sign/number repeated; Stanza | Short annotations: footnotes Long annotations: endnotes, no indication |
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Moore, Thomas | The Fudge Family in Paris, edited by Thomas Brown, the Younger | 1818 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | Watson, Alex. Romantic Marginality: Nation and Empire on the Borders of the Page, Pickering & Chatto, 2012. | |
Moiré, Isaac | Le Greffier, poème, suivi de notes historiques et biographiques | 1818 | Poetry | French | |||||
Byron, George Gordon | Beppo | 1818 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Macvitie, William | Battle of Dryfe Sands. A poem. With notes. | 1818 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Byron, George Gordon | Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage IV | 1818 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after item | Endnote at very end | Quote; Stanza | The number of the note (which is given in the poem itself) is not repeated before the annotations and there are no page numbers (in the first edition). Many of the annotations are themselves annotated. |
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Young, Murdo | Antonia; a poem. With notes descriptive of the plague in Malta. | 1818 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | None | There is just one very long endnote | |
Fessenden, Thomas Green | The ladies monitor, a poem | 1818 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Page; Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | Bodiam Castle : a poem, in 6 cantos ; with notes | 1818 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Page; Quote; Stanza | ||
Laing, Alexander | Caledonian itinerary; or, A tour on the banks of the Dee: a poem, with historical notes, from the best authorities | 1819 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Dallas, Robert Charles | Ode to the Duke of Wellington, and Other Poems: And Other Poems | 1819 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line; Page; Quote | Apparently a different Dallas, not Byron's friend. | |
Rhodes, George A. | The gentleman : a satire ; written during the years 1812, 1813, 1814, and 1815 ; with other poems, and notes | 1819 | Poetry | English | None | Endnote at very end | Line; Quote; Stanza | ||
Barber, John | The times, or, Views of society : a poem with notes to which is added an appendix containing various scenes from four plays-- viz. A comic opera, Two comedies and A tragedy ... preceded by a statement of facts | 1819 | Poetry | English | None | Footnote | Line; Quote | ||
Reynolds, John Hamilton [attributed to] | Benjamin the Waggoner: A Ryghte Merrie and Conceitede Tale in Verse: A Fragment | 1819 | Poetry | English | None; Sign after item | Endnote at very end; Foot- and endnotes; Footnote | Quote; Sign/number repeated | Long notes: no indication, endnote Short notes: sign and footnote |
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Anonymous | The Enjoyments of youth : a ground-work to the comforts of old age, with notes and illustrations. | 1819 | Prose | English | |||||
Leigh, Chandos | The view | 1819 | Poetry | English | Number/letter after line | Endnote at very end | Quote; Sign/number repeated | ||
Moore, Thomas | Tom Crib's memorial to Congress, with a preface, notes, and appendix | 1819 | Poetry | English | Sign after item | Footnote | Sign/number repeated | ||
Anonymous | The banquet, a humorous didactic poem, in three cantos, with notes |