with the Indian drama:--M. Schuyler,
_Bibliography of the Sanskrit Drama_ (Columbia Univ., Indo-Iranian,
ser. iii., New York, 1906); H. H. Wilson, _Select Specimens of the
Theatre of the Hindus_, transl. from the original Sanskrit (with
introduction on the dramatic system of the Hindus), 3rd ed., 2 vols.
(London, 1871); S. Levi, _Le Theatre indien_ (supplements Wilson)
(Paris, 1891).

For Chinese:--Tscheng-Ki-Tong, _Le Theatre des Chinois_ (Paris, 1886);
see also H. A. Giles, _History of Chinese Literature_ (London, 1901).

For Japanese:--C. Florenz, _Gesch. d. japan. Litteratur_, vol. i. 1
(Leipzig, 1905); see also F. Brinkley, _Japan, its History, Arts and
Literature_, vol. iii. (Boston and Tokyo, 1901).

For Persian:--A. Chodzko, _Theatre persan. Choix de teazies ou drames,
traduits pour la premiere fois du persan par A. Chodzko_ (Paris,
1878); E. Montet, _Le Theatre en Perse_ (Geneva, 1888); Sir L. Pelly,
_The Miracle Play of Hasan and Husain, collected from oral tradition;
revised with explanatory notes by A. N. Wollaston_ (2 vols., London,
1879).

Of works treating of the ancient Greek and Roman drama only a small
selection can be given here. In the case of the Greek drama, the chief
histories of literature--such as G. Bernhardy's, K. O. Muller's (Eng.
tr. by Sir G. C. Lewis, with continuation by J. W. Donaldson) and G.
Murray's--and general histories--such as Grote's, Thirlwall's,
Curtius's, &c.--should also be consulted; and for the administration
and finance of the Attic theatre, Boeckh's _Public Economy of Athens_,
Eng. tr. (London, 1842). Much useful information will be found in _A
Companion to Greek Studies_, ed. by L. Whibley (Cambridge, 1905). The
standard collective edition of the ancient Greek dramatic poets is the
_Poetae scenici Graeci_, ed. C. W. Dindorf (5th ed., Leipzig, 1869),
and that of the Comic poets A. Meineke's _Historia critica comicorum
Graecorum. Cum fragmentis_ (5 vols., Berlin, 1839-1857). Aristotle's
_Poetics_, cited above, will of course be consulted for the theory of
the Greek drama in particular; and much valuable critical matter will
be found in passages of Bentley's _Phalaris_ (1699), which are
reprinted in Donaldson's _Theatre of the Greeks_. The following later
works, some of which treat of the ancient classical drama in general,
may be noted:--E. A. Chaignet, _La Tragedie grecque_ (Paris, 1877); J.
De