Rough index to words and phrases found in John Lyly's 'Euphues'

Abbreviated copy of a rough index to the words, phrases, proverbs, personages, animals, birds, gems etc. mentioned in John Lyly's 'Euphues', compiled by Charles Crawford.

This abbreviated copy was made by Charles Crawford from his own copy, and given to a Mr. Craig. Upon the death of Mr Craig the text was returned to Charles Crawford and, in 1907, given to a Mr Sidney Lee (see attached correspondence in the front of the text). The original copy was drawn up by Crawford during his study of Lyly, and collated with the assistance of a Mr Bond and other colleagues.

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