SMITH, W., LL.D. Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography. Vol. I. London, 1857. (A good article upon the Ancient History of Cyprus.) GAUDRY, ALBert. Recherches Scientifiques en Orient pendant les anneés 1853-54. (A very valuable work, containing the best geological description of the island hitherto published.) A translation of this book has been made in the Intelligence Branch, Q.M.G.'s Department, and will be published immediately. GAUDRY, ALBERT. Article in the "Revue des Deux Mondes." Vol. 36. Paris, 1861.

DE MAS LATRIE, M. L. Histoire de L'Ile de Chypre sous le règne des Princes de la Maison de Lusignan. Paris, 1861. (Contains valuable and detailed information concerning Cyprus under the Lusignans, as well as its conquest by Richard Coeur de Lion; also several particulars regarding the Venetian rule.)

KOTSCHY, Dr., T. Reise nach Cypern und Klein-Asien, 1859. (An article in Petermann's Mittheilungen.) Gotha, 1862.

WHITE, Vice-Consul. A General and Statistic Report on Cyprus. March, 1863. With the Commercial Reports of H.M.'s Consuls. (Contains much valuable information about the Island.)

UNGER, Dr., F., and KOTSCHY, Dr. T. Die Insel Cypern. Vienna, 1865. (The best botanical description of the Island, and a very good account of its Geology.)

UNGER, Dr. Die Insel Cypern einst and jetzt. Vienna, 1866. (A short pamphlet treating chiefly of Archæology.)

MC CULLOCH, J. R. Geographical Dictionary. Vol. II. New Edition. London, 1866.

SANDWITH, Vice-Consul. Report upon the Condition of Christians in Cyprus. London, 1867. (Explains the Turkish law with

regard to Christians.)

LANG, Consul. Report upon the

February, 1872. Blue Book.
formation regarding Labour.)

RAWLINSON, GEORGE, M.A.

Industrial Classes in Cyprus.

London, 1872. (Contains in

The Five Great Monarchies of the Eastern World. 2 Vols. London, 1872. (Facts relating to the Ancient History of Cyprus.)

SEIFF, JULIUS. Reisen in der Asiatischen Turkei. Leipzig, 1875. (A good descriptive chapter on Cyprus.)

BUNBURY, Ě. H. Article in the Encyclopædia Britannica. Ninth
Edition. Vol. VI. Edinburgh, 1877. (A good account of
Cyprus.)
MEDITERRANEAN PILOT, The. Vol. II. Published by order of the
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. London, 1877. (De-
scribes the Coast, Roadsteads, Harbours, &c., of Cyprus.)
LAURIE, R. H. Mediterranean Directory. Part II. London. (De-
scribes the Coast, Roadsteads, Harbours, &c., of Cyprus.)

DI CESNOLA, General, L. P. Cyprus its Ancient Cities, Tombs, and Temples. London, 1877. (The best archæological description of Cyprus.)

CREASY, Sir E. S. History of the Ottoman Turks. London, 1877. (Contains historical information regarding Cyprus.)

COLLEN, Capt. E. H. H. A Report on Cyprus, based on information obtained chiefly from Consular Reports, 1845-1877. lntelligence Branch, Quarter-Master-General's Department. May,

1878.

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MURRAY, J. Handbook of Turkey in Asia. London, 1878.

a useful Guide to Travellers in Cyprus.)

(Contains

CONSULAR REPORTS by Messrs. Lang, Riddell, Pierides, and Watkins, 1869-1878. (These Reports contain a large amount of very valuable statistical information concerning Cyprus.)

VON LÖHER, Franz. Cyprus. Stuttgart, 1878. (A good description of the island.)

Since the cession of Cyprus to Great Britain, a quantity of books and pamphlets compiled chiefly from the above sources have been published, and some original articles have appeared in the Magazines; of these the following have been referred to

LANG, Consul. Articles on Cyprus in Macmillan's Magazine, August and September, 1878. (These articles contain much highly useful information.)

POOLE, R. STUART. Articles in the Contemporary Review. January and August, 1878. (The first is archæological, the second general; both contain useful information.)

FISHER, F. H. Cyprus, our New Colony. Routledge and Sons. London, 1878.

ROBINSON, P. Cyprus. W. Clowes and Sons. London, 1878.

HARRIS, COWPER, B. Cyprus: its Past, Present, and Future. London,

1878.

LAKE, J. J. Ceded Cyprus. London, 1878.

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CYPRUS its Value and Importance to England. Diprose and Bateman. London, 1878.

HELLE VON SAMO, A. The Vilayet of the Islands of the White Sea.
Vienna, 1878. Translated in the Geographical Magazine of
July and August, 1878. (Good statistical information.)
JOYNER, Mrs. BATSON. Translation of Von Löher's "Cyprus," with
an additional Appendix. Allen and Co. London, 1878.
CAPITAINE, M. H. Article on Cyprus in "L'Exploration du Globe."
No. 80. July, 1878. 9 Rue Lamartine, Paris.

GEOGRAPHICAL MAGAZINE. Article on Cyprus, in the number for
August, 1878.

The above are the authorities which have been consulted in the compilation of this work; the list does not contain quite the whole of the authors who have written upon Cyprus, but in it will be found all the best modern works.

The "Bookseller" of August 6th, 1878, contains a bibliography, which, however, does not profess to be complete, of the principal works on Cyprus, or of which Cyprus forms a greater or lesser portion of the subject. The arrangement is chronological. Several very old works are mentioned. At the end of Drs. Unger and Kotschy's "Die Insel Cypern," another list of authorities upon the island will be found.

The letters and telegrams from Cyprus of the Special Correspondents of the daily newspapers have been much referred to.

DRUMMOND.
ALI BEY.

1844-7. Map by M. MARCEL CERRUTI, Sardinian Consul at Larnaca. Unpublished and in MS.

1849. Admiralty Chart, No. 2074 (Mediterranean). Compiled from Surveys by Capt. T. GRAVES in 1849, and republished with corrections up to 1874.

1855. Map in "Recherches Scientifiques en Orient, &c., 1853–4,” by M. ALBERT GAUDRY.

1860. The same Map, geologically coloured, is in the "Mémoires de la Société Géologique.' Second Series. Seventh Volume. Carte de L'Ile de Chypre, by M. DE MAS LATRIE, in his History of the House of Lusignan. Scale 250000 (The maps of 1855 and 1860 were based upon this map, then unpublished.)

1862.

1862. Plan of Famagusta Harbour, by A. Mottez.

1866. In UNGER and KOTSCHY'S "Die Insel Cypern" is a reproduction of the geological map of 1860.

1873. Map compiled by Mr. C. H. COOTE, of the British Museum, for the use of the late Mr. Thomas Lewin. This map was afterwards used for making the smaller one inserted in Mr. Lewin's "Life of St. Paul." Vol. I, page 120.

1877. Two Maps in General di Cesnola's "Cyprus, its Cities, &c." The first is a reduction of the Admiralty Chart, the interior being filled up by Drs. SCHROEDER and KIEPERT of Berlin. The second shows General di Cesnola's Itineraries.

Since the cession of Cyprus to Great Britain a large quantity of maps of the island have been published: of these the best are the following,

viz. :

STANFORD'S Map of Cyprus. Scale 64 miles to 1 inch. It shows the harbours on a larger scale, and has small geological and agricul

tural maps.

WYLD'S Map of Cyprus. Scale about 4 miles to 1 inch.

KIEPERT'S Map of Cyprus. Scale 400000

Admiralty Mediterranean Charts—

Maps of the island have also been inserted in several of the recent books upon the Island. The " Geographical Magazine" has a good map in its August number. The same appears in Mis. Bateson Joyner's translation of Von Löher's work; but all these are compiled from the maps which have been mentioned, particularly from those by Captain Graves and M. de Mas Latrie. Perhaps the oldest map of the island is one in a MS. of the thirteenth century, to be found in Segment VII of the "Pentinger Tables," preserved in the Imperial Library at Vienna.