An investigation Into the Myth Patterns of Latter-Day Primitives with Especial Reference to the R'Lyeh Text

in English, written by Dr. Laban Shrewsbury, 1913

This large holographic manuscript is a comprehensive survey of Polynesian folklore and myth, with frequent references to both the Ponape Scripture and the works of Harold Hadley Copeland. Shrewsbury goes on, however, to interpret these myths in light of the information contained in the R'lyeh Text, and ends up with a treatise about lost R'lyeh and its dread lord, Great Cthulhu. References are also made to Cthulhu's spawn and the hideous things that serve them in the deep, including the deep ones and yuggs. The Orne Library received a copy of this work (signed by the author) shortly after its publication in 1913. (Johnson, Sam, and Sandy Antunes. "Miskatonic University: A Handbook to the Pride of Arkham." Chaosium, Oct. 2005. )