SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 1929

. THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY

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PAGE THREE

WAGNER ENDS TWENTY


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YEAR S' OK ON NOVEL
Of OLD SPANISH ERA
CRITICAL EDITION OF OLD
BOOK TO BE PUBLISHED
THIS MONTH
USED THREE MANUSCRIPTS
Texts Found in Madrid Archive
Used in Preparation of 'El
Libro del Cualler Zifar'
As a result of research covering
a period well over twenty years and
representing an outstanding
achievement of its kind, the first
part of a two-volume, critical edi-
tion by Prof. Charles P. Wagner,
professor of romance languages, of
the earliest known Spanish novel,
"El Libro del Cauallero Zifar" or
"El Libro delnCauallero de Pios,"
is now in the final stages of prepa-
ration and will be published with-
in the next three weeks. This first
volume, which contains the text of
the early work, is not yet bound,
but has left the printer as unbound'
copies of the book are proving very
popular with an advanced class of
graduate students which is being
conducted by Professor Wagner
during the Summer Session. '
Although this is not the first edi-
tion, of the old work, it is by far
the most complete, being based up-
on the three extant manuscripts of
the medieval tale, the oldest of
which was unknown until it was
brought to light by the investiga-
tions of Professor Wagner.
Working on a clue which he
found in a note, Professor Wagner
earthed in the archives of the li-
brary a manuscript dating from
the fourteenth century, the earliest
known copy of the old romance of
chivalry. After this discovery there
followed years of intermittent la-
bor, the task being carried along

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na's Contribution to World Cul-
ture."
Major Tien Lai Huang is enroute
to California where he will confer
with a committee planning a
trans-Pacific flight to China with
him as pilot. A year ago Major Hu-I
ang began his world tour in his
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in addition to the regular duties of plane, "spirit 01 canton, uoig av-
the class-room. The work consist- iation research work. He has been in
ed in comparing this oldest text South America, Mexico, and Eur-
with the well-known manuscript ope as good-will ambassador. At
in the library of Paris which dates the end of his flight in California
from the fifteenth century and is
recognized as one of the finest ex- he will have completed 50,000 miles.
amples of illuminated manuscript When his tour is ended, Major Hu-
-having probably been made for ang will write a book on aviation.
a member of the royal family-and Besidbs being one of the most
with the only extant copy of this noted representatives of modern
same text which was printed in
Seville in 1512. The problem was China and a leader of the new gen-
to approximate as nearly as possi- ( eration, Huang has been an officer
ble the writer's original text by in the Chinese Army, a director of
comparing the differences existing the Chinese mass education move-
in the three existing copies. To ment, an adviser o! the Chinese
do so, much more work than a good roads movemen,, chairman
mere transcribing of the best pass- and director of the movement for
involved, for, since each copy was promotion of public health, an or-
ages of each of the three texts was ganizer of industrial education in
separated from the other two by a North China and a delegate to the
period of a century, each one re- League of Nations at Geneva. He is
presented a distinct stratum of the an alumnus of Peking, Syracuse,
language and rhetoric of the people. and Columbia universities.

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