The Journal of Philology (Paperback)

Catullus' 29th poem; Some various readings of the epistles to the Thessalonians; The pronunciation of ancient Greek, illustrated by that of modern Bohemian; On a passage of Andocides; A lost dialogue of Aristotle; Notes on the Philoctetes; The excavations on the Palatine Hill; A passage in Plato, Republic, Bk VI; Mr Paley and Mr Stone's M. Valerii Martialis Epigrammata selecta; The Chinese signs of case and number; Note on a Hebrew root; A supposed financial operation of Julius Caesar's; Romans V. 12; Propertius III (II) 34, 61?84; Virgil and Seneca, etc.; On 'anairein' and 'enairein', 'to slay', on the word 'adamas', adamant, and on passages in Pindar and Tacitus; Notes on 1 Thess. III, 3, Pind. Isth. V (VI), 66, and 1 Pet. III, 21; Notes on the Ignatian controversy; On Mr Clarks' article, entitled 'Pronunciation of Greek'; On the origin and development of the modern Greek language; Notes on Roman history; The cases; On Herod. II, 116, and Thucyd. I, 11; On Lucretius, Book VI; The Mostellaria of Plautus; Notes on Mr Paley's edition of the Agamemnon; Old Latin palimpsest fragments at Paris; Explanation of a difficult passage in Firdausi; Rhythm versus metre; M. Renan's theory of the Epistle to the Romans; On some verses of Ecclesiastes; On Aristophanis Equites; On the 'en meso' of Rev. V, 6 and the 'ana meson' of 1 Cor. VI, 5; On the Phoenician passage in the Poenulus of Plautus, Act V, Sc. 1; On Tacitus, Annals, XI, 27; On Thucydides, II, 90; Professor Conington.