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'''''Records of Civilization: Sources and Studies''''' ist eine ''under the auspices of the Department of History'' der [[Columbia University]] in [[New York City]], NY, seit 1915 bei der [[Columbia University Press]]<ref>Zur Geschichte der Columbia University Press, siehe [http://cup.columbia.edu/static/about cup.columbia.edu: History]</ref> erschienene [[Kulturgeschichte|kulturgeschichtliche]] [[Buchreihe]] mit dem Schwerpunkt auf Übersetzungen und Studien westlicher, später auch [[Asien|asiatischer]] Kulturen. Einige Bände fanden Aufnahme in der ''[[UNESCO Collection of Representative Works]]''.

Ihr erster Band, ''Hellenic civilization'', erschien 1915, der letzte, ''[[The miracles of the Kasuga deity]]'', erschien als Nr. 98 im Jahr 1990.

Viele Bände erschienen in späteren, teilweise überarbeiteten Auflagen, als Nachdrucke zum Teil auch in anderen Verlagen.

== Übersicht ==

=== 1-10 ===
* 01 Hellenic civilization edited by George Willis Botsford (1862-1917) and Ernest Gottlieb Sihler (1853-1942); with contributions from William L. Westermann, Charles J. Ogden (1915)
* 02 [[Geschichte der Franken|History of the Franks]] by [[Gregor von Tours|Gregory, Bishop of Tours]]; selections, translated with notes by Ernest Brehaut (1916)
* 03 [[Liber pontificalis|To the pontificate of Gregory I]] translated with an introduction by Louise Ropes Loomis (1916) The book of the Popes: liber pontificalis; 1
* (04 ?) An introduction to the history of history by James T. Shotwell (1922)
* 05 The literature of the Old Testament Julius A. Bewer (1962 3rd ed.) / completely revised by Emil G. Kraelin (1. ed. 1922; 1933 revised ed.)
* 06 A guide to the printed materials for English social and economic history, 1750-1850 by Judith Blow Williams (1926) v. 1 , v. 2
* 07 The See of Peter by James T. Shotwell and Louise Ropes Loomis (1927)
* 08 The History of [[Yaballaha III]]: Nestorian patriarch and of his vicar [[Rabban Bar Sauma|Bar Sauma]]: Mongol ambassador to the Frankish courts at the end of the thirteenth century translated from the Syriac and annotated by James A. Montgomery (1927)
* 09 [[Chronica sive Historia de duabus civitatibus|The two cities]]. A chronicle of universal history to the year 1146 A. D. Translated in full with introduction and notes by Charles Christopher Mierow. Ed. by Austin P. Evans and Charles Knapp. 1st edition. (1928) [[Otto von Freising|Otto Bishop of Freising]], d. 1158.
* 10 An Arab-Syrian gentleman and warrior in the period of the Crusades: memoirs of [[Usama ibn Munqidh|Usāmah ibn-Munqidh]] translated from the original manuscript by [[Philip K. Hitti]] (1929)

=== 11-20 ===
* 11 The sources for the early history of Ireland: Ecclesiastical: an introduction and guide by [[James Francis Kenney|James F. Kenney]] (1929)<ref>{{LCCN|30001907}}</ref>
* 12 On the government of God: a treatise wherein are shown by argument and by examples drawn from the abandoned society of the times the ways of God toward his creatures, [[Salvian von Marseille|Salvian]]; this fifth century polemic done into English by Eva M. Sanford (1930)
* 13 Peasant life in old German epics: [[Meier Helmbrecht]] and [[Der arme Heinrich]] translated from the Middle High German of the thirteenth century by Clair Hayden Bell Octagon 1965 (1. ed. 1933)
* 15 The literature of the New Testament by Ernest Findlay Scott (1932)
* 16 The book of delight by [[Josef ben Meir ibn Zabara|Joseph ben Meir Zabara]]; translated by [[Moses Hadas]]; with an introduction by Merriam Sherwood (1932)
* 17 [[Marcus Porcius Cato der Ältere|Cato the censor]] [[De agri cultura|on farming]] translated by Ernest Brehaut (1933)
* 18 Tracts on liberty in the Puritan Revolution, 1638-1647 edited, with a commentary, by William Haller (1933-1934) v. 1: commentary, v. 2: facsimiles, pt. 1 , v. 3: facsimiles, pt. 2
* 19 Papal revenues in the Middle Ages by William E. Lunt (1934) v. 1 , v. 2
* 20 The earliest Norwegian laws: being the [[Gulathingslov|Gulathing law]] and the [[Frostathingslov|Frostathing law]] translated from the Old Norwegian by Laurence M. Larson (1935)

=== 21-30 ===
* 21 [[Chronica Slavorum|The chronicle of the Slavs]], translated with introd. and notes by Francis Joseph Tschan. [[Helmold von Bosau|Helmold]]
* 22 Concerning heretics, whether they are to be persecuted and how they are to be treated: a collection of the opinions of learned men, both ancient and modern an anonymous work attributed to [[Sebastian Castellio]]; now first done into English, together with excerpts from other works of Sebastian Castellio and [[David Joris]] on religious liberty, by Roland H. Bainton 
* 23 The conquest of Constantinople, [[Robert de Clari|Robert of Clari]]; [translated] by Edgar Holmes McNeal (1936)
* 24 [[De expugnatione Lyxbonensi]] = [[Belagerung von Lissabon (1147)|The conquest of Lisbon]] edited from the unique manuscript in [[Corpus Christi College (Cambridge)|Corpus Christi College]], Cambridge, with a translation into English, by Charles Wendell David (1936)
* 25 The wars of [[Friedrich II. (HRR)|Frederick II]] against the [[Ibelin]]s in Syria and Cyprus by [[Philipp von Novara|Philip de Novare]]; translated, with notes and introduction, by John L. La Monte; with verse translation of the poems by Merton Jerome Hubert (1936)
* 26 Seven books of history against the pagans: the apology of [[Paulus Orosius]] translated with introduction and notes by Irving Woodworth Raymond (1936)
* 27 The education of a Christian prince by [[Desiderius Erasmus]]; translated with an introduction on Erasmus and on ancient and medieval political thought by Lester K. Born (1936)
* 28 The physical treatises of [[Blaise Pascal|Pascal]]: the equilibrium of liquids and the weight of the mass of the air Translated by I. H. B. and A. G. H. Spiers; with introduction and notes by Frederick Barry (1937)
* 29 [[Medieval handbooks of penance]]. McNeill, John Thomas
* 30 Three Copernican treatises: the [[Commentariolus]] of Copernicus, the [[Brief an Werner|Letter]] against [[Johannes Werner (Kartograf)|Werner]], the [[Narratio Prima|Narratio prima]] of [[Georg Joachim Rheticus|Rheticus]], translated with introduction and notes by Edward Rosen 

=== 31-40 ===
* 31 [[Bonifatius#Werke|The letters of Saint Boniface]] translated with an introduction by Ephraim Emerton (1940)
* 32 [[Redentiner Osterspiel|The Redentin Easter play]]. / Translated from the Low German of the fifteenth century with introd. and notes by A. E. Zucker
* 33 The art of courtly love by [[Andreas Capellanus]]; with introduction, translation, and notes by John Jay Parry 
* 34 [[Richard Löwenherz#Dritter Kreuzzug|The crusade of Richard Lion-Heart]], by [[Ambroise]], translated from the Old French by Merton Jerome Hubert ... with notes and documentation
* 35 [[Wilhelm von Tyrus]]: A History of Deeds done beyond the Sea. = Historia rerum in partibus transmarinis gestarum. Übersetzt ins Englische von Emily Atwater Babcock und August C. Krey. (1943)
* 36 [[Das Narrenschiff (Brant)|Narrenschiff]], English, [[Sebastian Brant]]
* 37 Method for the easy comprehension of history by [[Jean Bodin]]; translated by Beatrice Reynolds 
* 38 University records and life in the Middle Ages by [[Lynn Thorndike]] (1944)
* 39 Bibliography of English translations from medieval sources by Clarissa P. Farrar and Austin P. Evans (1946)
* 40 An introduction to divine and human readings, [[Cassiodor]], translated with an introd. and notes by Leslie Webber Jones

=== 41-50 ===
* 41 Medieval Russian laws translated by [[Georgi Wladimirowitsch Wernadski|George Vernadsky]] (1947)
* 42 [[Ludwig VII. (Frankreich)#Quellen|De profectione Ludovici VII in orientem]], ed., with an English translation, by Virginia Gingerick Berry. [[Odo von Deuil|Odo de Deuil]]
* 43 A Commentary on the Creed of Islam [[Sad al-Din al-Taftazani]] on the Creed of Najm al-Din al-Nasafi - Teftazani ([http://www.archive.org/stream/ACommentaryOnTheCreedOfIslamSadAl-dinAl-taftazaniOnTheCreedOfNajm/ACommentaryOnTheCreedOfIslamSadAl-dinAl-taftazaniOnTheCreedOfNajmAl-dinAl-nasafi-Teftazani#page/n1/mode/2up Digitalisat])
* 44 The [[Peterborough Chronicle]] translated with an introduction by Harry A. Rositzke (1951)
* 45 Roman civilization: selected readings edited with an introd. and notes, by Naphtali Lewis & Meyer Reinhold (1951-1955) v. 1 , v. 2
* 46 [[Marsilius von Padua|Marsilius of Padua]] and medieval political philosophy by Alan Gewirth (1951). Marsilius of Padua: the defender of peace; v. 1 The [[Defensor Pacis|defensor pacis]] translated with an introduction by Alan Gewirth
* 47 [[Lanzelet]]; a romance of Lancelot, translated from the Middle High German by Kenneth G.T. Webster. Revised and provided with additional notes and an introd. by Roger Sherman Loomis: [[Ulrich von Zatzikhoven|Ulrich]] (1951)
* 48 [[Macrobius Ambrosius Theodosius#Kommentar zu Ciceros Somnium Scipionis|Commentary on the Dream of Scipio]], [[Macrobius Ambrosius Theodosius|Macrobius]]; translated with an introduction and notes by William Harris Stahl (1952)
* 49 The deeds of [[Friedrich Barbarossa|Frederick Barbarossa]] by [[Otto von Freising|Otto of Freising]] and his continuator, [[Rahewin]]; translated and annotated with an introduction by [[Charles Christopher Mierow]]; with the collaboration of Richard Emery (1953)
* 50 The chronicle of [[Jean de Venette]] translated by Jean Birdsall; edited, with an introduction and notes, by Richard A. Newhall (1953)

=== 51-60 ===
* 51 The recovery of the Holy Land, [[Pierre Dubois (Scholastiker)|Pierre Dubois]]; translated with an Introduction and notes by Walther I. Brandt (1956)
* 52 Medieval trade in the Mediterranean world: illustrative documents translated with introductions and notes by Robert S. Lopez and Irving W. Raymond G. Cumberlege (1955)
* 53 [[Gesta Hammaburgensis ecclesiae pontificum|History of the archbishops of Hamburg-Bremen]], translated with an introduction and notes by Francis J. Tschan (1959) ([http://books.google.de/books?id=4XfoxDEcIcgC&pg=PP1&dq=History+of+the+Archbishops+of+Hamburg-Bremen%27&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false Digitalisat])
* 54 Sources of Japanese tradition compiled by [[Tsunoda Ryūsaku|Ryūsaku Tsunoda]], [[William Theodore de Bary|Wm. Theodore de Bary]], [[Donald Keene]] (1958), Introduction to oriental civilizations v.1 , v.2
* 55 Sources of Chinese tradition compiled by [[William Theodore de Bary|Wm. Theodore de Bary]], [[Wing-tsit Chan]], [[Burton Watson]]; with contributions by Yi-pao Mei ... [et al.] (1960). Introduction to oriental civilizations
* 56 Sources of Indian tradition compiled by [[William Theodore de Bary|Wm. Theodore de Bary]] ... [et al.] (1958), Introduction to oriental civilizations
* 57 The founding of the [[Kamakura-Shōgunat|Kamakura Shogunate]], 1180-1185: with selected translations from the 'Azuma kagami' Minoru Shinoda (1960)
* 58 [[The literary mind and the carving of dragons]]: a study of thought and pattern in Chinese literature by [[Liu Xiu|Liu Hsieh]]; translated with an introduction and notes by Vincent Yu-chung Shih (1959)
* 59 The [[Taiheiki]]: a chronicle of medieval Japan translated, with an introduction and notes by [[Helen Craig McCullough]] (1959)
* 60 The letters of [[Silvester II.|Gerbert]], with his papal privileges as Sylvester II translated with an introduction by Harriet Pratt Lattin (1961)

=== 61-70 ===
* 61 The murder of [[Karl I. (Flandern)|Charles the Good, count of Flanders]] by [[Galbert of Bruges]]; translated with an introduction and notes by James Bruce Ross (1960)
* 62 [[Luxorius (Dichter)|Luxorius]]: a Latin poet among the Vandals; together with a text of the poems and an English translation, Morris Rosenblum (1961)
* 63 [[Konzil von Konstanz|The Council of Constance]]: the unification of the Church translated by Louise Ropes Loomis; edited and annotated by John Hine Mundy and Kennerly M. Woody (1961)
* 64 The [[Hugo von St. Viktor#Schriften|Didascalicon]] of [[Hugo von St. Viktor|Hugh of St. Victor]]: a medieval guide to the arts translated from the Latin with an introduction and notes by Jerome Taylor (1961)
* 65 [[Shiji|Records of the grand historian of China]] translated from the [[Shih chi]] of [[Sima Qian|Ssuma Chʿien]] by [[Burton Watson]] (1971) v. 1 , v. 2
* 66 [[Four Major Plays of Chikamatsu|Four Major plays]] of [[Chikamatsu Monzaemon|Chikamatsu]] translated by [[Donald Keene]] Columbia, Unesco collection of representative works Japanese series
* 67 Imperial lives and letters of the eleventh century translated by Theodor E. Mommsen and Karl F. Morrison; with an historical introduction by Karl F. Morrison; edited by Robert L. Benson (1962)
* 68 Instructions for practical living and other [[Neokonfuzianismus|neo-Confucian]] writings by [[Wang Yangming|Wang Yang-ming]]; translated, with notes, by Wing-tsit Chan (1963)
* 69 Crusaders as conquerors: the [[Chronik von Morea|chronicle of morea]] translated from the Greek, with notes by [[Harold E. Lurier]] (1964)
* 70 The [[Manyōshū]]: the Nippon Gakujutsu Shinkōkai translation of one thousand poems, with the texts in romaji with a new foreword by [[Donald Keene]] (1965) Unesco collection of representative works, Japanese serie

=== 71-80 ===
* 71 The [[Mahabharata|Mahābhārata]]: an English version based on selected verses [[Chakravarthi V. Narasimhan]] (1965)
* 72 The [[Eudes Rigaud#Register|register]] of [[Eudes Rigaud|Eudes of Rouen]] translated by Sydney M. Brown; edited with an introduction, notes, and appendix by Jeremiah F. O’Sullivan (1964)
* 73 [[Jan Hus|John Hus]] at the [[Konzil von Konstanz|Council of Constance]] translated from the Latin and the Czech with notes and introduction by Matthew Spinka (1965)
* 74 Basic writings of [[Mo Tzu]], [[Hsün Tzu]], and [[Han Fei|Han Fei Tzu]] translated by Burton Watson Columbia University Press 1964 (?), UNESCO collection of representative works. Chinese series
* 75 Reflections on things at hand: the [[Neokonfuzianismus|neo-Confucian]] anthology compiled by [[Chu Hsi]] and [[Lü Tsu-chʿien]]; translated from the Chinese with notes by Wing-tsit Chan (1967)
* 76 The platform sutra of the sixth patriarch: the text of the [[Dunhuang|Tun-huang]] manuscript with translation, introduction, and notes by [[Philip B. Yampolsky]] (1967)
* 77 [[Kopfkissenbuch|The pillow book]] of [[Sei Shōnagon]]; translated and edited by [[Ivan Morris]] (1967), Unesco collection of representative works, Japanese series v. 1 , v. 2
* 78 Essays in idleness: the [[Tsurezuregusa]] of [[Kenkō]] translated by [[Donald Keene]] (1967), Unesco collection of representative works, Japanese ser.
* 79 The [[Ambrosius Theodosius Macrobius#Saturnalia|Saturnalia]], [[Ambrosius Theodosius Macrobius|Macrobius]]; translated with an introduction and notes by Percival Vaughan Davies (1969)
* 80 The complete works of [[Chuang Tzu]] translated by [[Burton Watson]] (1968) Unesco collection of representative works. Chinese series, Translations from the Asian classics

=== 81-90 ===
* 81 Heresies of the high Middle Ages. Selected sources translated and annotated by Walter L. Wakefield and Austin P. Evans (1969)
* 82 The romance of Alexander the Great by [[Pseudo-Kallisthenes#Pseudo-Kallisthenes|Pseudo-Callisthenes]] translated from the Armenian version with an introduction by Albert Mugrdich Wolohojian (1969)
* 83 The [[Ibn an-Nadim#Werk|Fihrist]] of [[Ibn an-Nadim|al-Nadīm]]: a tenth-century survey of Muslim culture, Bayard Dodge, editor and translator (1970), v. 1 , v. 2
* 84 [[Martianus Capella#Werk|The marriage of Philology and Mercury]], [[Martianus Capella]]; translated by William Harris Stahl and Richard Johnson, with E.L. Burge (1977) Records of western civilization. Martianus Capella and the seven liberal arts; v. 2 // The quadrivium of Martianus Capella: Latin traditions in the mathematical sciences by William Harris Stahl (1971). Martianus Capella and the seven liberal arts; v. 1
* 85 Twenty plays of the [[Nō|Nō theatre]], edited by [[Donald Keene]], with the assistance of [[Royall Tyler (Akademiker)|Royall Tyler]]; illustrated with drawings by [[Fukami Tanrō]] and from the Hōshō texts (1970) Unesco collection of representative works Japanese ser. ,
* 86 The [[Zen]] Master [[Hakuin]]: selected writings translated by [[Philip B. Yampolsky]] (1971)
* 87 [[Kūkai]]: major works translated, with an account of his life and a study of his thought, by Yoshito S. Hakeda (1972), Unesco collection of representative works Japanese series
* 88 Bibliography of English translations from medieval sources, 1943-1967 by Mary Anne Heyward Ferguson (1974)
* 89 The [[Bernardus Silvestris#Werk|Cosmographia]] of [[Bernardus Silvestris]] / a translation with introd. and notes by Winthrop Wetherbee.
* 90 [[Johannes von Paris#Ausgaben und Übersetzungen|On royal and papal power]], [[Johannes von Paris|John of Paris]]; a translation, with introduction, of the De potestate regia et papali of John of Paris [by] Arthur P. Monahan (1974)

=== 91-98 ===
* 91 Two Renaissance book hunters: the letters of [[Gianfrancesco Poggio Bracciolini|Poggius Bracciolini]] to Nicolaus de Niccolis translated from the Latin and annotated by Phyllis Walter Goodhart Gordan (1974)
* 92 [[Wilhelm von Aquitanien|Guillaume d’Orange]]: four twelfth-century epics. Translated, with an introd., by Joan M. Ferrante (1974)
* 93 Eneas: a twelfth-century French romance. Translated with an introd. and notes by John A. Yunck (1974)
* 94 [[Lotos-Sutra|Scripture of the lotus blossom of the fine dharma]], translated from the Chinese of [[Kumārajīva]] by [[Leon Hurvitz]] (1976) Buddhist studies and translations, Translations from the oriental classics
* 95 Deeds of [[Johannes II. (Byzanz)|John]] and [[Manuel I. (Byzanz)|Manuel Comnenus]], by [[Johannes Kinnamos|John Kinnamos]]; translated by Charles M. Brand (1976)
* 96 Visions of the end: apocalyptic traditions in the Middle Ages, Bernard McGinn (1979)
* 97 [[Lancelot ou le Chevalier de la charrette|Lancelot, the knight of the cart]], [[Chrétien de Troyes]]; translated by Deborah Webster Rogers; introduction by W.T.H. Jackson (1984)
* 98 The miracles of the Kasuga deity, [[Royall Tyler (Akademiker)|Royall Tyler]] (1990)

== Weblinks ==
* [http://ci.nii.ac.jp/ncid/BA03739008?p=6 ci.nii.ac.jp: Records of civilization : sources and studies]
* [http://cup.columbia.edu/static/about cup.columbia.edu: Records of Western Civilization Series] (eine Art Fortsetzung der Reihe)

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