Lang
A Biographical Dictionary of Freethinkers of All Ages and Nations · 1889 · p. 119
(Andrew), man of letters, b. Selkirk, 31 March, 1844. Educated at St. Andrews and Oxford. Mr. Lang made his name by his translation of the Ody ey with Mr. Butcher, and by his graceful poems and ballads. He has written In the Wrong Paradise , and many other pleasant sketches. More serious work is shown in Custom and Myth , ’84, and Myth, Ritual and Religion , ’87. A disciple of E. B. Tylor, Mr. Lang succe fully upholds the evolutionary view of mythology.
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