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25 books on BookJumpr, mentioned 63 times in other books.
Books by Walter Scott
Ivanhoe (1819): mentions 5 books, mentioned in 22 booksMarmion (1808): mentioned in 4 booksThe Lady of the Lake (1810): mentions 8 books, mentioned in 5 booksAnne of Geierstein (1829): mentioned in 1 bookThe Bride of Lammermoor (1819): mentions 4 books, mentioned in 2 booksThe Pirate (1822): mentions 22 books, mentioned in 1 bookWaverley (1814): mentions 35 books, mentioned in 3 booksOld Mortality (1816): mentions 10 books, mentioned in 1 bookKenilworth (1821): mentions 13 books, mentioned in 2 booksThe Talisman (1825): mentions 2 books, mentioned in 1 bookQuentin Durward (1823): mentions 4 books, mentioned in 3 booksGuy Mannering (1815): mentions 7 booksThe Antiquary (1816): mentions 14 booksRedgauntlet : mentioned in 1 bookThe Abbot : mentions 8 books, mentioned in 1 bookThe Fair Maid of Perth : mentioned in 2 booksThe Lay of the Last Minstrel : mentioned in 2 booksThe Lord of the Isles : mentioned in 1 bookThe Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border : mentioned in 1 bookThe Monastery : mentions 12 books, mentioned in 2 booksWaverley Novels : mentioned in 4 booksRob Roy (1817): mentions 1 bookChronicles of the Canongate : mentioned in 1 bookLochinvar : mentioned in 2 booksTales of a Grandfather : mentioned in 1 book
Quotes from Walter Scott's books, and about them
Ivanhoe on The Odyssey : “Thus communed these; while to their lowly dome, The full-fed swine return'd with evening home; Compell'd, reluctant, to the several sties, With din obstreperous, and ungrateful cries. Pope's Odyssey”Ivanhoe on The City of God : “what saith the blessed Saint Augustin, in his treatise 'De Civitate Dei'”Ivanhoe on The Blazon of Gentrie : “See Ferne's "Blazon of Gentrie" p. 238. Edition 1586. Nisbet's "Heraldry", vol.”Ivanhoe on Britannia : “The name of Coningsburgh, by which this castle goes in the old editions of the Britannia, would lead one to suppose it the residence of the Saxon kings.”Ivanhoe on Sir John Oldcastle : “Hence the fighting parson in the old play of Sir John Oldcastle, and the famous friar of Robin Hood's band.”The Lady of the Lake on The Odyssey : “After the success of Marmion, I felt inclined to exclaim with Ulysses in the Odyssey:”The Lady of the Lake on The Poems of Ossian : “The Poems of Ossian had by their popularity sufficiently shown that, if writings on Highland subjects were qualified to interest the reader, mere national prejudices were, in the present day, very unlikely to interfere with their success.”The Lady of the Lake on Bevis of Hampton : “Ascapart, or Ascabart, makes a very material figure in the History of Bevis of Hampton, by whom he was conquered.”The Lady of the Lake on Letters from a Gentleman in the North of Scotland : “The author of the Letters from the North of Scotland, an officer of engineers, quartered at Inverness about 1720, who certainly cannot be deemed a favorable witness, gives the following account of the office, and of a bard, whom he heard exercise his talent of recitation:”The Lady of the Lake on The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England : “In a word, the law and humanity were alike: the one being more fallacious, and the other more barbarous, than in any age had been vented in such an authority' (Clarendon's History of the Rebellion).”
Authors Walter Scott's books mention
William Shakespeare (39): The Pirate mentions The Tempest , Julius Caesar , Romeo and Juliet , A Midsummer Night's Dream , Henry IV, Part 2 , All's Well That Ends Well ; Waverley mentions Twelfth Night , Romeo and Juliet , King Lear , The Merry Wives of Windsor ; Old Mortality mentions As You Like It , Henry V , Richard II , Twelfth Night , Troilus and Cressida , Henry IV ; Kenilworth mentions The Winter's Tale , A Midsummer Night's Dream , Richard II , Richard III , Venus and Adonis ; The Talisman mentions Henry IV, Part I ; Quentin Durward mentions Henry IV, Part 2 ; Guy Mannering mentions King Lear , As You Like It , Much Ado about Nothing , Measure for Measure , Richard II , Henry IV ; The Antiquary mentions As You Like It , Twelfth Night , King Lear , Romeo and Juliet , King John ; The Abbot mentions Richard II , Henry VI , King John ; The Monastery mentions Macbeth , The Comedy of Errors Anonymous (9): Ivanhoe mentions Sir John Oldcastle ; The Lady of the Lake mentions Bevis of Hampton ; The Bride of Lammermoor mentions The Complete Letter-Writer ; The Pirate mentions Eyrbyggja Saga ; Waverley mentions The Famous Historie of Fryer Bacon , The Merry Devil of Edmonton ; Kenilworth mentions A Boke of Cokery ; Quentin Durward mentions The Squire of Low Degree ; The Antiquary mentions The Complaynt of Scotland
Ben Jonson (7): Waverley mentions The Gypsies Metamorphosed ; Old Mortality mentions The Alchemist ; Kenilworth mentions The Alchemist ; The Antiquary mentions The Alchemist , The New Inn ; The Monastery mentions Every Man out of His Humour , The Magnetic Lady Homer (4): Ivanhoe mentions The Odyssey ; The Lady of the Lake mentions The Odyssey ; The Pirate mentions The Odyssey ; Waverley mentions The Odyssey Virgil (3): The Pirate mentions The Georgics , Eclogues , The Aeneid Allan Ramsay (2): Waverley mentions The Gentle Shepherd ; The Monastery mentions The Monk and the Miller's Wife James Macpherson (2): The Lady of the Lake mentions The Poems of Ossian ; The Antiquary mentions The Poems of Ossian John Barbour (2): Waverley mentions The Bruce ; Quentin Durward mentions The Bruce John Home (2): Waverley mentions The History of the Rebellion in the Year 1745 , Douglas John Milton (2): The Talisman mentions Paradise Regained ; The Antiquary mentions Paradise Lost Samuel Taylor Coleridge (2): Quentin Durward mentions The Rime of the Ancient Mariner ; The Abbot mentions Christabel Thomas Gray (2): The Pirate mentions The Fatal Sisters , The Descent of Odin Alexander Gordon (1): The Antiquary mentions Itinerarium Septentrionale Alexander Montgomerie (1): Waverley mentions The Cherrie and the Slae Andrew Symson (1): The Bride of Lammermoor mentions A Large Description of Galloway Anne Grant (1): Waverley mentions Essays on the Superstitions of the Highlanders of Scotland Archibald Simson (1): Waverley mentions Hieroglyphica Animalium Arthur Johnston (1): Waverley mentions Delitiae Poetarum Scotorum Augustine of Hippo (1): Ivanhoe mentions The City of God Blind Harry (1): Waverley mentions The Wallace Byron (1): The Pirate mentions The Corsair Cicero (1): Waverley mentions Verrine Orations Daniel Defoe (1): Rob Roy mentions Robinson Crusoe David Lindsay (1): Waverley mentions Ane Satyre of the Thrie Estaitis Edmund Burt (1): The Lady of the Lake mentions Letters from a Gentleman in the North of Scotland Edmund Spenser (1): The Pirate mentions The Faerie Queene Edmund Waller (1): The Pirate mentions The Battle of the Summer Islands Edward Bysshe (1): Waverley mentions The Art of English Poetry Edward Hyde, Earl of Clarendon (1): The Lady of the Lake mentions The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England Elizabeth Hamilton (1): Waverley mentions The Cottagers of Glenburnie Francis Grose (1): The Lady of the Lake mentions Military Antiquities Francisco López de Úbeda (1): Waverley mentions La Pícara Justina Friedrich Schiller (1): Kenilworth mentions Wallenstein Geoffrey Chaucer (1): Kenilworth mentions The Canterbury Tales George Crabbe (1): The Pirate mentions The Library George Dallas (1): Waverley mentions Styles of Writs George Farquhar (1): Waverley mentions The Constant Couple, or A Trip to the Jubilee George Peele (1): The Monastery mentions The Battle of Alcazar George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham (1): The Pirate mentions The Rehearsal Giovanni Boccaccio (1): Waverley mentions The Decameron Henri Pajon (1): The Abbot mentions The History of Prince Soly James Balfour (1): Waverley mentions Practicks James Boswell (1): Guy Mannering mentions Life of Johnson James Dalrymple, Viscount Stair (1): Waverley mentions The Institutions of the Law of Scotland Joanna Baillie (1): The Abbot mentions Count Basil John Cotgrave (1): The Bride of Lammermoor mentions Wit's Interpreter John Dick (1): Old Mortality mentions The Testimony to the Doctrine, Worship, Discipline, and Government of the Church of Scotland John Dryden (1): The Monastery mentions Don Sebastian John Ferne (1): Ivanhoe mentions The Blazon of Gentrie John Fletcher (1): The Abbot mentions Women Pleased John Lyly (1): The Monastery mentions Euphues and His England John Nisbet, Lord Dirleton (1): Waverley mentions Doubts and Questions in the Law John Pinkerton (1): The Lady of the Lake mentions The History of Scotland John Rastell (1): Kenilworth mentions The Pastyme of People John Webster (1): The Pirate mentions The Duchess of Malfi Joseph Strutt (1): Waverley mentions Queenhoo-Hall Julius Caesar (1): Waverley mentions Commentaries on the Gallic War La Calprenède (1): Waverley mentions Cassandre Madeleine de Scudéry (1): Waverley mentions Artamène, ou le Grand Cyrus Matthew Prior (1): The Pirate mentions Henry and Emma Miguel de Cervantes (1): The Monastery mentions Don Quixote Philip Melanchthon (1): The Antiquary mentions Augsburg Confession Pliny the Elder (1): Waverley mentions Natural History Robert Burton (1): Waverley mentions The Anatomy of Melancholy Robert Law (1): The Bride of Lammermoor mentions Memorialls; or, The Memorable Things that Fell Out within this Island of Brittain from 1638 to 1684 Robert of Gloucester (1): The Antiquary mentions The Chronicle of Robert of Gloucester Robert Recorde (1): Kenilworth mentions The Castle of Knowledge Robert Sempill of Beltrees (1): Old Mortality mentions Elegy on Habbie Simpson Samuel Hibbert (1): The Pirate mentions A Description of the Shetland Islands Samuel Johnson (1): The Pirate mentions Rasselas Thomas Campbell (1): Old Mortality mentions The Pleasures of Hope Thomas Dudley Fosbroke (1): The Monastery mentions British Monachism Thomas M'Crie (1): The Abbot mentions The Life of John Knox Thomas Pennant (1): The Lady of the Lake mentions A Tour in Scotland Tomás Sánchez (1): Waverley mentions De Jurejurando William Camden (1): Ivanhoe mentions Britannia William Cartwright (1): The Antiquary mentions The Ordinary William Collins (1): The Monastery mentions Ode to Fear William Falconer (1): Kenilworth mentions The Shipwreck William Julius Mickle (1): Kenilworth mentions Cumnor Hall William Shakespeare and John Fletcher (1): The Monastery mentions The Two Noble Kinsmen
Authors who mention Walter Scott
George Eliot (5): Middlemarch mentions Ivanhoe , Anne of Geierstein , Waverley ; Daniel Deronda mentions Ivanhoe ; The Mill on the Floss mentions The Pirate Henry Adams (3): The Education of Henry Adams mentions Ivanhoe , The Talisman , Quentin Durward James Fenimore Cooper (3): The Pioneers mentions Marmion , The Lay of the Last Minstrel , The Lord of the Isles Anthony Trollope (2): The Eustace Diamonds mentions Ivanhoe ; Phineas Finn mentions The Fair Maid of Perth Charles Mackay, LL. D (2): Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds mentions The Lay of the Last Minstrel , The Monastery George du Maurier (2): Peter Ibbetson mentions Ivanhoe ; Trilby mentions Quentin Durward Helen Keller (2): The Story of My Life mentions Ivanhoe , Old Mortality Honore de Balzac (2): Lost Illusions mentions Waverley ; Cousin Pons mentions Chronicles of the Canongate James Joyce (2): A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man mentions The Bride of Lammermoor ; Dubliners mentions The Abbot Jane Austen (2): Persuasion mentions Marmion , The Lady of the Lake John Galsworthy (2): To Let mentions Ivanhoe ; In Chancery mentions Waverley Novels Willa Cather (2): The Song of the Lark mentions The Fair Maid of Perth , Waverley Novels Alexandre Dumas (1): The Count of Monte Cristo mentions The Bride of Lammermoor Anne Bronte (1): The Tenant of Wildfell Hall mentions Marmion Arundhati Roy (1): The God of Small Things mentions Lochinvar Atsushi Nakajima (1): Light, Wind and Dreams mentions Waverley Novels Ayn Rand (1): The Art of Fiction mentions Ivanhoe Charlotte Brontë (1): Jane Eyre mentions Marmion D. H. Lawrence (1): Sons and Lovers mentions The Lady of the Lake Donna Tartt (1): The Secret History mentions Ivanhoe Doris Kearns Goodwin (1): Team of Rivals mentions Waverley Edna Ferber (1): So Big mentions Ivanhoe F. Scott Fitzgerald (1): Tales of the Jazz Age mentions Ivanhoe Frederick Douglass (1): Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass mentions The Lady of the Lake Harold Bloom (1): How to Read and Why mentions Redgauntlet Harper Lee (1): To Kill a Mockingbird mentions Ivanhoe James Weldon Johnson (1): The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man mentions Tales of a Grandfather Jean Webster (1): Daddy-Long-Legs mentions Ivanhoe Jo Walton (1): Among Others mentions Lochinvar Jules Verne (1): Five Weeks in a Balloon mentions The Monastery Julian Barnes (1): Flaubert's Parrot mentions Quentin Durward Kazuo Ishiguro (1): When We Were Orphans mentions Ivanhoe Khaled Hosseini (1): The Kite Runner mentions Ivanhoe Kurt Vonnegut (1): Breakfast of Champions mentions Ivanhoe L. M. Montgomery (1): Anne of Green Gables mentions The Lady of the Lake Larry McMurtry (1): Lonesome Dove mentions Ivanhoe Louisa May Alcott (1): Little Women mentions Ivanhoe Margaret Atwood (1): Alias Grace mentions The Lady of the Lake Mark Twain (1): Life on the Mississippi mentions Ivanhoe Owen Wister (1): The Virginian mentions Kenilworth Ralph Waldo Emerson (1): Representative Men mentions The Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border Robert Louis Stevenson (1): Travels with a Donkey in the Cévennes mentions Waverley Novels Sinclair Lewis (1): Free Air mentions Ivanhoe Thomas Hardy (1): A Pair of Blue Eyes mentions Ivanhoe Thomas Hughes (1): Tom Brown's School Days mentions Kenilworth Ursula K. Le Guin (1): Words Are My Matter mentions Ivanhoe