I. tom. iv., tom. ix.; ser. II. tom. i. tom.
xi. etc.), and in his Memoires Relatifs a l'Asie. Paris, 1824.
Klaproth speaks more than once as if he had a complete Commentary on Marco
Polo prepared or in preparation (e.g., see J. As., ser. i. tom. iv. p.
380). But the examination of his papers after his death produced little or
nothing of this kind. - [Cf. supra, p. 573.]
23. CICOGNA, EMMANUELE ANTONIO. Delle Iscrizioni Veneziane, Raccolte ed
Illustrate. Venezia, 1824-1843.
Contains valuable notices regarding the Polo family, especially in vol. ii.
24. REMUSAT, JEAN PIERRE ABEL. Melanges Asiatiques. Paris, 1825.
Nouveaux Melanges As. Paris, 1829.
The latter contains (i. 381 seqq.) an article on Marsden's Marco Polo,
and one (p. 397 seqq.) upon Zurla's Book.
25. ANTOLOGIA, edited by VIEUSSIEUX. Tom. xix. B. pp. 92-124. Firenze,
1825.
A review of the publication of the old French Text by the Soc. de
Geographie.
26. ANNALI UNIVERSALI DI STATISTICA. Vol. xvi. p. 286. Milano. 1828.
Article by F. CUSTODI.
27. WALCKENAER, Baron C. Vies de plusieurs Personnages Celebres des temps
anciens et modernes. Laon, 1830, 2 vol. 8vo.
This contains a life of Marco Polo, vol. ii. pp. 1-34.
28. ST. JOHN, JAMES AUGUSTUS. Lives of Celebrated Travellers. London
(circa 1831).
Contains a life of Marco Polo, which I regret not to have seen.
29. COOLEY, W.D. Hist. of Maritime and Inland Discovery.
