Note on the gnomic aorist; APA. Proceed., July, 1894. Phormio of Terence, with introduc tion and notes; Boston: Leach, Shewell, & Sanborn. VERNON J. EMERY. The great fire in Rome in the time of Nero; APA. Proceed., xxvi. p. xxiv, 1895. ARTHUR FAIRBANKS. Local cults in Homer; APA. Proceed., Dec. 1894, xxvi. p. xix, and in The New World, iv. 716-726. EDWIN W. Fay. The Latin gerundive -ndo-; AFP. xv., 217-222. On recent editions of Plautus; Ib., 359-374. Agglutination and adaptation I.; Ib., 409-442. Agglutination and adaptation II.; Ib., xvi. 1-27. The gerundive once more: Oscan anafriss; Ib., xvi. 491–495. The Aryan god of lightning; Ib., xvii. I-29. Note on the word insputarier in Schwab's syntax of the Greek com parative; b., 454-459. Note on Menaechmi 182 f.; Ib., x. 30. Note on Truculentus 252; Ib., 155. Pauli on the Lemnian and Etruscan languages; Ib., 163–165. The Latin passive in -ier, infitias ire; lb., 183. The song of the Arval brothers; the Manes worship in the Aryan period; APA. Proceed., xxv. pp. v-xi. Sine, nesi, nisi; Bulletin de la Société de Linguistique, Mai, 1895, p. xliv. Aryan tra = Grk. λ = Lat. clo, Ary. dr2° = 8X = Lat. glo; APA. Proceed., Dec. 1894, xxvi. p. ix. Aryan gn = Lat. mn; Ib., p. lii. The invariability of phonetic law; APA. Proceed., xxvi. p. lxiii, 1895. The Arval song once more; Ib., p. lxvii. Some epithets of Agni; JAOS. Proceed., Dec. 1894, xvi. pp. clxxii-iv. Avestan hizva in Sanskrit; b., 1895, p. ccxxviii. On Rig-Veda x. 73; 1b., pp. ccxxix XXXV. Some linguistic suggestions; MLN., xi. 227-232. HAROLD N. FOWLER. Rev. of Edward Robinson, Catalogue GEORGE A. H. FRASER. The classical course; Colorado School JAMES M. GARNETT. Synopsis of address on the progress of English philology; APA. Proceed., 1894. Rev. of Fennell's the Stanford dic tionary of Anglicized words and phrases, and Murray's New English dictionary (Everybody-Ezod, completing the letter E), vol. iii., ed. H. Bradley; AJP., April, 1895. Rev. of Henry's Comparative gram mar of English and German in The Rev. of Jespersen's Progress in lan- B. L. GILDERSLEEVE. Gildersleeve's Latin grammar (third edition). Rev. and short notices; AFP., ed. by B. L. G., Nos. 58–61. THOMAS D. GOODELL. Grave monuments from Athens; AJA., 1895, vol. x. pp. 469–479. W. W. GOODWIN. The Athenian γραφὴ παρανόμων and the American doctrine of constitutional law; APA. Proceed., Dec. 1894, xxvi. p. lx. FRANK P. GRAVES. Philoctetes of Sophocles, revised edi- A first book in Greek, with Dr. E. S. A first book in Greek, with E. S. HERBERT EVELETH GREENE. The twelfth annual convention of the DR. ALFRED GUDEMAN. P. 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Henotheism in the Rig Veda; Drisler Numerical formulæ in the Veda and their bearing on Vedic criticism; JAOS., 1894, vol. xvi. Rev. of Holtzmann's Mahābhārata (2d part); AFP., xv. 381, 1894. Rev. of Schmidt's Çrīvara, Schmidt's Çukasaptati; AJP., xv. 380, 1894. Rev. of Scherman's Visionslitteratur; AFP., xv. 381. Rev. of Deussen's Geschichte der Philosophie; 4JP., xvi. 242, 1895. Rev. of Phillips' Teaching of the Vedas; New World, May, 1895. The religions of India; Ginn & Co., 1895. The real Indra of the Rig Veda, Varuna and other Vedic gods, Prāgathikāni, the root Skar; JAOS., xvii. 1896. Rev. of Thibaut's Vedanta Sūtra; The Independent, 1896. Rev. of Ragozin's Vedic India, The New World, 1896. RAY GREENE HULING. Education at the School of ethics; SR., Sept. 1894. Report of the ninth annual meeting of the New England Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools; SR., Dec. 1894. 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Stories from Aulus Gellius, edited for sight reading, with introduction and full notes, 93 pages; American Book Co., Nov. 1895. Selections from Viri Romae, edited in conjunction with Robert Arrowsmith, Ph.D., with introduction, notes, and vocabulary, pp. xxviii and 217; American Book Co., 1896. Note on Horace, Satire i. 1. 36; CR., x. 31. Notes on Horace; CR., x. 156. L. OSCAR KUHNS. The conventional treatment of nature in the Divina Commedia; MLN., vol. xi. No. I. The Divine Comedy; Methodist Review, March-April, 1896. W. A. LAMBERTON. Notes on Thucydides, i. 2. 5, 9, 10; APA. Proceed., Dec. 1894, xxvi. P. xvii. C. R. LANMAN. Articles on Mahābhārata, Rāmāyaṇa; On William Dwight Whitney; Atlantic antics; APA. Proceed., Dec. 1894. The King of Siam's edition of the Buddhist scriptures (with table of contents of the thirty-nine volumes); JAOS., xvi. pp. ccxliv-ccliii, Proceed., April, 1895. The Harvard copy of the first Sanskrit book ever printed; Ib., ccliiiccliv. Published as editor of the Harvard Oriental Series, vol. ii.: Garbe's Bibliographical notes upon Buddhism, together with an abstract of several lectures upon Buddhism; AprilMay, 1896. W. C. LAWTON. A national form of verse the natural JAMES T. LEES. The claims of Greek; C. W. Bardeen, FRANCES E. LORD. The Roman pronunciation of Latin; Ginn & Co. D. O. S. Lowell. Recitation work in college English; Journal of Pedagogy, Dec. 1895, pp. 27-35. The Sir Roger de Coverley papers, ARTHUR HULL MABLEY. Pliny's Laurentine villa; APA. Pro- Pliny's villa at Laurentum; SR., June, 1895. J. H. T. MAIN. Verbals in -TÉOS, -TÉOV; APA. Proceed., xxvi. p. xvii, 1895. J. IRVING MANATT. The literary evidence for Dörpfeld's MAURICE W. MATHER. Quo modo iaciendi verbi composita in praesentibus temporibus enuntiaverint antiqui et scripserint quaeritur; HSCP., vi. pp. 83-151. NELSON GLENN MCCREA. Ovid's use of colour and of colour terms; Classical studies in honour of Henry Drisler, Columbia University Press, New York, 1894. Translations of twelve passages, chiefly Latin, relating to the invention of printing, found in the Incunabula of the Bruce Collection; A description of the early printed books owned by the Grolier Club, De Vinne Press, New York, 1895. ELMER TRUESDELL MERRILL. Rev. of Preston & Dodge's Roman Rev. of Collar & Daniell's First Latin Some specimens of modern English; APA. Proceed., xxvi. p. lxix, 1895. C. W. E. MILLER. Report on Hermes; AJP., xv. An attempt to give a more satisfactory definition of sound-rhythm; Johns Hopkins University Circulars, 119. Imperfect and aorist in Greek; AJP., xvi. 139-185. FRANK G. MOORE. On urbs aeterna and urbs sacra; APA. Trans., 1894, xxv. 34-60. Corrections and additions to Lewis & Short; AFP., xv. 348-355. Rev. of Hopkins' Agricola and Germania of Tacitus; CR., viii. 367, Oct. MORRIS H. MORGAN. Eight orations of Lysias, edited with introduction, notes, and appendices; Ginn & Co., Boston, 1895. |