Farnell commemorated his brother,[4]George Stanley Farnell in the inscription of the 1896 edition of the first volume of the first edition of The Cults of the Greek States. The inscription read, "In memoriam fratris dilectissimi et nuper amissi, which means, "In memory of a most beloved and recently lost brother".
^Buckingham, James Silk et al., The Athenaeum: A Journal of Literature, Science, the Fine Arts, Music, and the Drama, "Mr. G. Stanley Farnell", No. 3551, Nov. 16 (London, John C. Francis: 1895) [1]
Further reading
Lewis R. Farnell, An Oxonian Looks Back (memoir), Martin Hopkinson, London, 1934.