JAMES W. BRIGHT. 1 Rev. of Ragozin, Story of Vedic India; The Anglo-Saxon version of the Gos- American Historical Review, i. pp. pels; Scrivener's Introd, to the crit- 103-105. pp. v, 52; Boston, 1896: Allyn & An outline of Anglo-Saxon grammar. Bacon. SAMUEL BROOKS. The Latin recitation as auxiliary to 2707; MLN., 1894. the use of good English; Journal Chaucer and Valerius Maximus; Ib., of Pedagogy, June, 1895. 1894. DEMARCHUS C. BROWN. The earliest use of the word geology ; ! Selections from Lucian, pp. 190; Ib., 1895. Bourn-Merrill Co., Indianapolis. Notes on the Beowulf; Ib., 1895. Notes on Fäder Larcwidas; Ib., 1895. CARL DARLING BUCK. Remarks on the report of the com- The passive in Oscan-Umbrian; APA. mittee on entrance examinations in | Proceed., Dec. 1894, xxvi. p. liii. ISAAC B. BURGESS. Latin composition in secondary Maryland, 1895, p. 70 f. schools; University of Chicago Quarterly Calendar, Feb. 1895. MAURICE BLOOMFIELD. An examination of part of Mr. Trita, the scape-goat of the gods, in : Collar's Translation of Æneid VII.; SR., June, 1895. relation to Atharva-Veda, vi. 112 and 113; JAOS., xvi. p. cxix ff. A list of views (with literary referOn the group of Vedic words ending ences) for an illustrated lecture on Virgil; SR., June, 1895. in •gva and -gvin ; Ib., cxxiii ff. On the so-called root-determinatives A tabulated statement of instances in in the Indo-European languages; which a difference in the quality of Indogerm. Forsch., iv. 66 ff. vowels indicates a difference in the Race-prejudice; New World, iv. 23 ff. meaning. A folder for use in my Rev. of Max Müller, three lectures on own classes. the Vedānta philosophy; 16. 155 ff. | Rev. of Strachan-Davidson's Cicero; Contributions to the interpretation of Chicago Standard, March 7, 1895. the Veda: sixth series; Zeitschr. MITCHELL CARROLL. d. deut. morgenländ. gesell., xlviii. Aristotle's Poetics, c. xxv. in the light 541 ff. 1. The legend of Mudgala of the Homeric scholia; Baltimore: and Mudgalānī. 2. On the mean J. Murphy & Co., 1895; cf. APA. ings of the word fushma. 3. On Proceed., Dec. 1894, xxvi. p. xxii. certain aorists in äi in the Veda. On Professor Streitberg's theory as to HERMANN COLlitz. the origin of certain Indo-Euro- The Aryan name of the tongue; pean long vowels; APA. Trans., Oriental Studies, Boston, 1894. xxvi. 1-15. Articles on Low German and PlattTwo problems in Sanskrit grammar; deutsch in Johnson's Univ. CycloJAOS., xvi. pp. clvi-clxiii. pædia. On assimilation and adaptation in The etymology of άρα and of μάν; congeneric classes of words; AJP., APA. Proceed., Dec. 1894, xxvi. xvi. pp. 409-434. p. xxxix. Sammlung der Griechischen Dialekt- DANIEL KILHAM DODGE. inschriften, herausg. von H. Collitz Articles on Scandinavian literature in u. F. Bechtel. Bd. III., Hest IV., I vols. v. and vi. of Johnson's Uni2. Hälfte: Die Inschriften von versal Cyclopædia. Kalymna u. Kos, bearbeitet von P. Müllensiefen u. F. Bechtel, Göt- | M. L. D’OOGE. tingen, 1895. The åtò KOLVOÙ arrangement; APA. ALBERT S. Cook. Proceed., xxvi. p. lvii, 1895. Rev. of Skeat's Chaucer; Indepen- MORTIMER LAMSON EARLE. dent, July 5, 1894. Euripides' Alcestis, edited with notes; Report on Englische Studien; AJP., Macmillan & Co., 1894. xv. 238–247, July, 1894. A critical note on Euripides' Ion 1-3; A glossary of the Old Northumbrian APA., xxv. Proceed., Ixiii-Ixv. Gospels; Halle, Niemeyer, 1894. Notes on Euripides' Phoenissae; CR., Deeds, not tears; MLN., Nov. 1894. ix. I, Feb. 1895. Beowulf 1009; MLN., Dec. 1894. Note on Sophocles, Antig. 117–120; How to use the dictionary; S. S. CR., ix. 1, Feb. 1895. Sophocles, Trachiniae 26–48. A The influence of Biblical upon modern study in interpretation; CR., ix. 4, English literature; The Outlook, | May, 1895. Some remarks on the moods of will in Greek; APA. Proceed., Dec. 1896. 1894, xxvi. p. I. Notes on an advanced examination in Notes on the Bacchae of Euripides; English; SR., March, 1895. HSCP., v. pp. 45-48. A first book in old English, second Soph. Trach. 56 and Eurip. Med. edition, revised and enlarged; Bos 13; CR., ix. pp. 395, 396. ton, 1895. Miscellanea Critica; CR., ix. pp. 439Exercises in Old English; Boston, 441. 1895. Miscellanea Critica II.; CR., x. pp. WILLIAM L. COWLES. 1-4. The Adelphoe of Terence, pp. vii. Virgil, Ecl. 1. 68–70; CR., X. 194. 73; Boston: Leach, Shewell, & A JAMES C. EGBERT, JR. The preliminary military service of with parallel passages from Horace, the equestrian cursus honorum; Ovid, and Martial, pp. iv. 44; Classical studies in honour of Henry Amherst: Carpenter & Morehouse. Drisler, New York, 1894. Rev. of Arrowsmith and Whicher's CHARLES H. S. Davis. First Latin readings; Columbia History of ancient Egypt, pp. 398. Lit. Monthly, Jan. 1895. The ancient Egyptian Book of the Introduction to the study of Latin indead, pp. 285. scriptions, 468 pp.; American Book H. F. De Cou. Co., New York. Syntax of the subjunctive and opta- Cicero de senectute by Shuckburgh, tive in the Elean dialect; APA. American edition revised and in Proceed., xxvi. p. xlix, 1895. great part rewritten, 232 pp.; Macmillan & Co. Biblical World, Nov. 1894, iv. The Latin prohibitive, Part I.; AJP., xv. no. 2. Part II.; Ib., 3. Note on the gnomic aorist; APA. Some epithets of Agni; JAOS. ProProceed., July, 1894. ceed., Dec. 1894, xvi. pp. clxxii-iv. Phormio of Terence, with introduc- Avestan hizva in Sanskrit; Ib., 1895, tion and notes; Boston: Leach, p. ccxxviii. Shewell, & Sanborn. On Rig Veda x. 73; Ib., pp. ccxxixVERYON J. EMERY. xxxv. Some linguistic suggestions; MLN., The great fire in Rome in the time of Nero; APA. Proceed., xxvi. xi. 227-232. p. xxiv, 1895. HAROLD N. FOWLER. ARTHUR FAIRBANKS. Rev. of Edward Robinson, Catalogue Local cults in Homer; APA. Pro- of Greek, Etruscan, and Roman ceed., Dec. 1894, xxvi. p. xix, and vases in the Museum of Fine Arts, in The New World, iv. 716–726. Boston; AJA., ix. 217-220. EDWIN W. Fay. Rev. of August Kalkmann, Die ProThe Latin gerundive -ndo-; AJ P. xv., portionen des Gesichts in der grie chischen Kunst; Ib., 555-557. 217-222. Notes on Thucydides I. 8. I, I. 9. 3, On recent editions of Plautus; 16., I. 28. 3; AJP. Proceed., xxv. p. 359-374. Agglutination and adaptation I.; 16., xxvii, July, 1894. 409-442. GEORGE A. H. FRASER. Agglutination and adaptation 11.;! The classical course; Colorado School Ib., xvi. 1-27. Journal, Nov. 1894. The gerundive once more: Oscan anafriss; Ib., xvi. 491-495. JAMES M. GARNETT. The Aryan god of lightning; 1b., xvii. Synopsis of address on the progress 1-29. of English philology; APA. ProNote on the word insputarier in ceed., 1894. Plautus; CR., viii. 391, 392. Rev. of Fennell's the Stanford dicNote on Cic. Tusc. I. 22, 50; 16., tionary of Anglicized words and 446. phrases, and Murray's New English Schwab's syntax of the Greek com dictionary (Everybody-Ezod, comparative; Ib., 454-459. pleting the letter E), vol. iii., ed. Note on Menaechmi 182 f.; Ib., x. 30. H. Bradley; AJP., April, 1895. Note on Truculentus 252; Ib., 155. I Rev. of Henry's Comparative gramPauli on the Lemnian and Etruscan mar of English and German in The languages; Ib., 163-165. Nation, June 13, 1895. The Latin passive in -ier, infitias Rev. of Jespersen's Progress in lanire; Ib., 183. guage with special reference to The song of the Arval brothers; the English; AFP., Oct. 1895. Manes worship in the Aryan period; Certain philological notes in The APA. Proceed., xxv. pp. v-xi. Nation. Sine, nesi, nisi; Bulletin de la Société de Linguistique, Mai, 1895, p. xliv. B. L. GILDERSLEEVE. Aryan trao = Grk. i\° = Lat. clo, Ary. Gildersleeve's Latin grammar (third drzo = 31° = Lat. glo; APA. Pro edition). ceed., Dec. 1894, xxvi. p. ix. Rev. and short notices; AJP., ed. by Aryan gn = Lat. mn; Ib., p. lii. B. L. G., Nos. 58–61. The invariability of phonetic law; | APA. Proceed., xxvi. p. lxiii, 1895. THOMAS D. GOODELL. The Arval song once more; Ib., p. Grave monuments from Athens; lxvii. AJA., 1895, vol. x. pp. 469-479. W. W. GOODWIN. | Did verse-ictus destroy word-accent The Athenian ypady mapavouws and in Latin poetry? APA. Proceed., the American doctrine of constitu- ' xxvi. p. xxvi, 1895. The strong and weak inflection in FRANK P. GRAVES. Greek, 60 pp.; Ginn & Co. Philoctetes of Sophocles, revised edi- KARL P. HARRINGTON. tion, 1895; Leach, Shewell, & The Saturnians of Livius Andronicus Sanborn. and Naevius tested according to the A first book in Greek, with Dr. E. S. quantitative theory; APA. Proceed., Hawes of the Brooklyn Polytechnic 1894, xxvi. p. li. March, 1895, p. 108. Hawes; Leach, Shewell, & San cyntosis Divi Claudii; APA. Proborn. ceed., Dec. 1894, xxvi. p. xv. Is there any trace of the Terpandrian HERBERT EVELETH GREENE. võuos in Tibullus? APA. Proceed., The twelfth annual convention of the xxvi. p. v, 1895. Modern Language Association of | A neglected use of the Latin imperaAmerica; MLN., Feb. 1895, vol. x. | tive; Ib., p. Ixi. No. 2. SAMUEL HART. DR. ALFRED GUDEMAN. The early American Prayer Book; P. Cornelii Taciti dialogus de oratori [London] Guardian, April 10, bus, with prolegomena, critical ap 1895; reprinted [New York] paratus, exegetical and critical Churchman, May 11, 1895. notes, bibliography and indexes; Chapter on the Prayer Book in the Ginn & Co., Boston, 1894, pp. United States of America for new cxxxvii + 447. edition of Procter on the Book of Outlines of the history of classical Common Prayer; Macmillan. philology, 2d edition revised and Notice of Journal of the Rev. John enlarged; Ginn & Co., pp. 77. Tyler, 1768; Hartford Courant. Literary frauds among the Greeks; New edition (unchanged) of the SatClassical studies in honour of Henry ires of Persius with English notes Drisler, Macmillan, 1894, pp. 52–74. based on those of Macleane and Literary frauds among the Romans; | Conington; Boston: Allyn & Bacon, APA. Trans., xxv. 140-164. pp. 79. . The Alexandrian Library and Museum; Columbia Lit. Monthly, Dec. 1894, GEORGE HEMPL. Some American speech-maps; APA. pp. 1-12. Plutarch as a philologian; APA. Pro- | Proceed., xxvi. p. xli, 1895. ceed., Dec. 1894. Udall and Chaucer; The Nation, Biography of classical scholars; John Oct. 17, 1895. son's Cyclopædia, vols. V.-viii. (131 The study of American English; The articles), July, 1895-March, 1896. Chautauquan, Jan. 1896. Chaucer's development in rime-techW. G. Hala nique; MLN., Feb. 1896. The anticipatory subjunctive in Greek The stress of German and English and Latin : a chapter of compara compound geographical names; tive syntax, vol. i. of the University MLN., April, 1896. of Chicago Studies in classical phi The origin of the Old English runes lology (also separately printed). for a and o; MLN., June, 1896. GERE L HENDRICKSON. GEORGE B. HUSSEY. KT. P. Corneli Taciti dialogus de' The more complicated figure of comccatoribus, edited by Alfred Gude-i parison in Plato; APA. Proceed., ar; .47P., xvi. 80-94. xxvi. p. viii, 1895. Teemads of Mr. Kipling; Wiscon- The incorporation of several dialogues se 4475, April, 1896. in Plato's Republic; lb., p. lx. E. 11. HOPKINS. A. V. WILLIAMS JACKSON. The dog in the Rig Veda; AjP., Herodotus VII., 61, or the arms of Julv, 1844. the ancient Persians illustrated from Hen theism in the Rig Veda; Drisler Iranian sources; Classical studies in L'iuri Teiume, 1894. honour of lienry Drisler, Columbia Fire Calvinism; J1CS. Proceed., University Press. Bicentennial of Halle-Wittenberg; umerical formule in the Veda and The Critic, Sept. 1894; and Bicentheir bearing on Vedic criticism; tenary of the C'niversity of Halle; 910S, 1804, vol. xvi. ER., Oct. 1894. keri of Holtzmann's Mahābhārata i A famous Persian scholar, James (2d part); 47P., xv. 381, 1894. Darmesteter; The Critic, Nov. Rev; of Schmidt's (rivara, Schmidt's 1894. Çukasaptati; d P., xv. 3S0, 1894. i Report of the annual meeting of the Rev, of Scherman's Visionslitteratur; American Oriental Society; IndoMYP, Av. 391. germ. Forsch., iv. anz. 166-168, Dec. Rev. of Deussen's Geschichte der 1894. Philosophie; 47P., xvi. 242, 1905. Hamlet's student home; Columbia Rev. of Phillips' Teaching of the Christmas Spectator, Dec. 1894. Vedas; VelliriMar, 1895. Two ancient Persian names in Greek, The religions of India; Ginn & Co., 'Αρταίκτης and Φαιδύμη; ΑΡΑ. 1895 Proceed., Dec. 1894, xxvi. p. xlix. The real Indra of the Rig Veda,' Articles on Persian language, literaVaruna and other lejiogo's Fra. ture and history; Johnson's Unigāthikāni, the root Skar; 1S., tersal Creepedia. XV, 1800 Selected essars of James Darmesteter Rev, of Thibaut's leiata Sata; (review ; The New World, Sept. 2 he innend, ISO isos. Rev. of Ragurin's legis lacia, Bibliographie (Iranisch und ArmeVer II 1920 nisch Brugmann and Streitberg's RAL GRIFNE HUI ini . Forsih., v. anz. 275-277. Education at the School of eghiss; Waam Light Whitney and his inJR., Sept. 18.24. Tuence upon American philological Report of the ninth annual meeting schi arstip; Indogerm. Forsch., v. of the New England Association of an: 2-2-2-8. Colleges anPreparatur Schac's; Weighing the soul in the balance after SA, Dec. . death: an Indian as well as Iranian Report of the seansa meeting idea; Frirait des Actes du Xe Con. of the New bangland Israten of ses 'eternational des Orientalistes, Colleges and Paruratary Schoo's; section i. (India), pp. 67-74. The Persian New Year's; The ColumS Harch, iso a Samator (New York), Dec. Will Hut annan marks in English ISS:' Corning in ancient India; Columbia #74. Movil, nu is. 'atti, March, 1896. IS |