Sammlung der Griechischen Dialektinschriften, herausg. von H. Collitz u. F. Bechtel. Bd. III., Heft IV., 2. Hälfte: Die Inschriften von Kalymna u. Kos, bearbeitet von P. Müllensiefen u. F. Bechtel, Göt

tingen, 1895.

ALBERT S. COOK.

DANIEL KILHAM DODGE.

Articles on Scandinavian literature in vols. v. and vi. of Johnson's Universal Cyclopædia.

M. L. D'OOGE.

dent, July 5, 1894.

Report on Englische Studien; AJP., xv. 238-247, July, 1894.

A glossary of the Old Northumbrian Gospels; Halle, Niemeyer, 1894. Deeds, not tears; MLN., Nov. 1894. Beowulf 1009; MLN., Dec. 1894. How to use the dictionary; S. S. Times, Jan. 26, 1895.

The influence of Biblical upon modern English literature; The Outlook, Feb. 2, 1895; also in The Bible as Literature, New York and Boston, 1896.

Notes on an advanced examination in English; SR., March, 1895.

A first book in old English, second edition, revised and enlarged; Boston, 1895.

Exercises in Old English; Boston, 1895.

WILLIAM L. COWLES.

The Adelphoe of Terence, pp. vii. 73; Boston: Leach, Shewell, & Sanborn.

Selections from the poems of Catullus with parallel passages from Horace, Ovid, and Martial, pp. iv. 44; Amherst Carpenter & Morehouse. CHARLES H. S. DAVIS.

History of ancient Egypt, pp. 398. The ancient Egyptian Book of the dead, pp. 285.

H. F. DE COU.

Syntax of the subjunctive and optative in the Elean dialect; APA. Proceed., xxvi. p. xlix, 1895.

FRANCIS B. DENIO.

The course of thought in Ecclesiastes; Biblical World, Nov. 1894, iv. 326 ff.

Euripides' Alcestis, edited with notes; Macmillan & Co., 1894.

A critical note on Euripides' Ion 1-3;
APA., xxv. Proceed., lxiii-lxv.
Notes on Euripides' Phoenissae; CR.,
ix. 1, Feb. 1895.

Note on Sophocles, Antig. 117-120;
CR., ix. 1, Feb. 1895.
Sophocles, Trachiniae 26-48. A
study in interpretation; CR., ix. 4,
May, 1895.

Some remarks on the moods of will in Greek; APA. Proceed., Dec. 1894, xxvi. p. 1.

Notes on the Bacchae of Euripides;

HSCP., v. pp. 45-48.

Soph. Trach. 56 and Eurip. Med.

13; CR., ix. pp. 395, 396. Miscellanea Critica; CR., ix. pp. 439441. Miscellanea Critica II.; CR., x. pp.

1-4.

Virgil, Ecl. I. 68-70; CR., x. 194.

JAMES C. EGBERT, JR.

The preliminary military service of
the equestrian cursus honorum;
Classical studies in honour of Henry
Drisler, New York, 1894.

Rev. of Arrowsmith and Whicher's
First Latin readings; Columbia
Lit. Monthly, Jan. 1895.
Introduction to the study of Latin in-
scriptions, 468 pp.; American Book
Co., New York.

Cicero de senectute by Shuckburgh,
American edition revised and in
great part rewritten, 232 pp.;
Macmillan & Co.

H. C. ELMER.

The Latin prohibitive, Part I.; AJP., XV. no. 2. Part II.; Ib., 3.

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
Plautus; CR., viii. 391, 392.
Note on Cic. Tusc. I. 22, 50; Ib.,
446.

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; b., 163–165.

The Latin passive in -ier, infitias ire; lb., 183.

The song of the Arval brothers; the

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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 tro Grk. #Xo : Lat. clo, Ary. dra BX = 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; Ib., 1895, p. ccxxviii.

On Rig-Veda x. 73; Ib., pp. ccxxix

XXXV.

Some linguistic suggestions; MLN., xi. 227-232.

HAROLD N. FOWLER.

Rev. of Edward Robinson, Catalogue
of Greek, Etruscan, and Roman
vases in the Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston; AJA., ix. 217-220.
Rev. of August Kalkmann, Die Pro-
portionen des Gesichts in der grie-
chischen Kunst; Ib., 555-557-
Notes on Thucydides I. 8. 1, I. 9. 3,
I. 28. 3; AFP. Proceed., xxv. p.
xxvii, July, 1894.

GEORGE A. H. FRASER.

The classical course; Colorado School
Journal, Nov. 1894.

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
Nation, June 13, 1895.

Rev. of Jespersen's Progress in lan-
guage with special reference to
English; 47P., Oct. 1895.
Certain philological notes in The
Nation.

B. L. GILDERSLEEVE.

Gildersleeve's Latin grammar (third
edition).

Rev. and short notices; A7P., 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 γραφή παρανόμων and the American doctrine of constitutional law; APA. Proceed., Dec. 1894, xxvi. p. lx.

FRANK P. GRAVES.

Philoctetes of Sophocles, revised edi-
tion, 1895; Leach, Shewell, &
Sanborn.

A first book in Greek, with Dr. E. S.
Hawes of the Brooklyn Polytechnic
Institute, 1895; Leach, Shewell, &
Sanborn.

A first book in Greek, with E. S.
Hawes; Leach, Shewell, & San-
born.

HERBERT EVELETH GREENE.

The twelfth annual convention of the
Modern Language Association of
America; MLN., Feb. 1895, vol. x.
No. 2.

DR. ALFRED GUDEMAN.

P. Cornelii Taciti dialogus de oratoribus, with prolegomena, critical apparatus, exegetical and critical notes, bibliography and indexes; Ginn & Co., Boston, 1894, pp. CXXXVii+447.

Outlines of the history of classical
philology, 2d edition revised and
enlarged; Ginn & Co., pp. 77.
Literary frauds among the Greeks;

Classical studies in honour of Henry
Drisler, Macmillan, 1894, pp. 52-74.
Literary frauds among the Romans;
APA. Trans., xxv. 140-164.
The Alexandrian Library and Museum;
Columbia Lit. Monthly, Dec. 1894,
pp. 1-12.

Plutarch as a philologian; APA. Pro-
ceed., Dec. 1894.

Biography of classical scholars; John

son's Cyclopædia, vols. v.-viii. (131) articles), July, 1895-March, 1896. W. G. HALE.

The anticipatory subjunctive in Greek and Latin: a chapter of comparative syntax, vol. i. of the University of Chicago Studies in classical phi lology (also separately printed).

Did verse-ictus destroy word-accent in Latin poetry? APA. Proceed., xxvi. p. xxvi, 1895.

B. F. HARDING.

The strong and weak inflection in Greek, 60 pp.; Ginn & Co.

KARL P. HARRINGTON.

The Saturnians of Livius Andronicus and Naevius tested according to the quantitative theory; APA. Proceed., 1894, xxvi. p. li.

Notes on Tibullus I. I. 2; CR., March, 1895, p. 108. Notes on the diction of the Apocolocyntosis Divi Claudii; APA. Proceed., Dec. 1894, xxvi. p. xv. Is there any trace of the Terpandrian vouos in Tibullus? APA. Proceed., xxvi. p. v, 1895.

A neglected use of the Latin imperative; b., p. lxi. SAMUEL HART.

The early American Prayer Book; [London] Guardian, April 10, 1895; reprinted [New York] Churchman, May 11, 1895. Chapter on the Prayer Book in the

United States of America for new edition of Procter on the Book of Common Prayer; Macmillan. Notice of Journal of the Rev. John Tyler, 1768; Hartford Courant. New edition (unchanged) of the Satires of Persius with English notes based on those of Macleane and Conington; Boston: Allyn & Bacon, PP. 79.

GEORGE HEMPL.

Some American speech-maps; APA.
Proceed., xxvi. p. xli, 1895.
Udall and Chaucer; The Nation,
Oct. 17, 1895.

The study of American English; The
Chautauquan, Jan. 1896.

Chaucer's development in rime-technique; MLN., Feb. 1896. The stress of German and English compound geographical names; MLN., April, 1896.

The origin of the Old English runes for a and o; MLN., June, 1896.

The Sanskrit roots manth-, math-, and çnath- in Avestan; JAOS. Proceed., Dec. 1894, and April, 1895, pp. ccxxvii and clv.

J. HAYWODE JENNINGS.

In the matter of education; a series of articles in the Tribune, Martin, Tenn.

W. H. JOHNSON.

Cicero's Defense of the poet Archias;
The Denison Quarterly, vol. iv.
No. 1, pp. 1-25.

F. W. KELSEY.

M. Tulli Ciceronis Cato Maior de senectute, Laelius de amicitia; with introductions and notes by James S. Reid. American edition, revised by F. W. K., 1882, pp. xxxix + 231. Sixth edition, 1894. Text only, with indicated quantities, 1894.

C. Iuli Caesaris de bello Gallico libri vii. Caesar's Gallic war; with an introduction, notes, and vocabulary, 1886, pp. vii + 499. Seventh edition, 1895.

M. Tulli Ciceronis orationes et epis tolae selectae: select orations and letters of Cicero; with an introduction, notes, and vocabulary, 1892, pp. viii+510. Second edition, 1894.

Xenophon's Anabasis, books i-iv.;

with an introduction, notes, and vocabulary, by Francis W. Kelsey and Andrew C. Zenos, 1889, pp. vi + 564. Fourth edition, 1895. CHARLES KNAPP.

A note on Horace, Epp. i. 1. 51; CR., viii. p. 302, July, 1894. Notes on the prepositions in Aulus Gellius; APA. Trans., xxv. p. 5-33. A discussion of Horace, Carm. iii. 30, 10-14; APA. Proceed., July, 1894, Pp. xxvii-xxx.

A contribution to Latin lexicography; AJP., xvi. pp. 52-65; cf. APA. Proceed., Dec. 1894, xxvi. p. lviii. Horace's artistic methods; Columbia Literary Monthly, iii. pp. 241-251.

Notes on Horace, Satires i. 1. 36, i. 4. 22; APA. Proceed., Dec. 1894, xxvi. p. xxv.

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 Mahabharata, Rāmāyaṇa;
Johnson's Cyclopædia.

On William Dwight Whitney; Atlantic
Monthly, March, 1895.
Reflected meanings; a point in sem-

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 Sankhya Philosophy; and vol. iii.: Warren's Buddhism in translations. Bibliographical notes upon Buddhism, together with an abstract of several lectures upon Buddhism; AprilMay, 1896.