Notatki bibljograficzne.

Summary

This article comprises Polish-language academic book reviews of four significant publications. The first reviews a selection of Mieczysław Romanowski's poetry, including the verse tale 'Dziewczę z Sącza', praising the editorial quality and scholarly introduction while noting that the historical background focuses too narrowly on Galicia, inadequately addressing the uprising's roots in the Russian partition. The second reviews the second edition of Romer's 'Geographic-Statistical Atlas of Poland', highlighting two new maps—an administrative map of 1920 and an original ethnographic map of the Polish population—and the replacement of German text with English, which enhances its international reach; the reviewer emphasizes its considerable didactic value. The third reviews Sinko's school edition of Ovid's poetry with selections from Tibullus and Propertius, commending the scholarly apparatus and illustrations while regretting their limited number. The fourth reviews Morawski's translation of Sophocles' 'Electra', praising the introduction's insightful analysis, particularly the comparison between Electra and the biblical Judith regarding their shared passion for vengeance.