The Classical Journal (Paperback)

Part LV. Notice of Collectanea graeca majora; Fables of Bidpai; On the various readings of the Hebrew Bible; Biblical criticism; On the Africa of Petrarch; Parallel passages; Oxford Latin prize poem; In Photii Lexicon notae; On the pyramids of Egypt; In Demosthenem commentarii; Observations on the zodiac of Dendera; Remarks, biblical and classical; Observations on the scholia of Hermeas; Recherches geographiques sur l'interieur de l'Afrique septentrionale; Royal Society of Literature; Cambridge prize poems for 1823; The proceedings of the Asiatic Society of Great Britain; Specimens of a modern Greek translation of the Iliad; Notulae in Euripidis Medeam; Nugae; Cambridge English prize poem for 1823; De particulis; Observv. ad Tacitum; Jacobsii Notae criticae; Unedited monuments; The site of ancient Palibothra; A dissertation on Semiramis; Sandys' travels; The earliest editions of the classic authors; The earliest editions of the Bible; Adversaria literaria; Reuvens disputatio; De Arcadio Anticheno admonita quaedam; Is the nightingale the herald of the day?; Observations sur 'mekhri'; Literary intelligence; To correspondents; Part LVI. Itinerary from Tripoli to Timbuctou; Euripidou Hecuba, Orestes and Phoenissae; Parallel passags; The arithmetic of the Holy Scriptures; Observations on the zodiac of Dendera; Notice of Collectanea graeca majora; Biblical criticism; In Demosthenem commentarii; On the Africa of Petrarch; Observations on the scholia of Hermeas; Reuvens disputatio; Notice of Jewish, oriental, and classical antiquities; On the pyramids of Egypt; 'Aspasiou scholion epitome'; Notulae in Euripidis Medeam; Vulgar religious opinions biblically investigated; Jones's Greek and English lexicon; Recherches grammaticales; O'Connor on ancient alphabets; That the nightingale may be a morning songstress; Puerilia; Tentamen; Notice of Elementa linguae graecae; Notice of Sophoclis Oedipus Coloneus; Adversaria literaria; Westminster prologue and epilogue for 1823; Literary intelligence; To correspondents.