The Classical Journal

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CLASSICAL JOURNAL;

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MARCH AND JUNE,

1814.

VOL. IX.

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CARMINA HOMERICA: Ilias et Odyssea a rhapsodorum interpolationibus
repurgata, et in pristinam formam redacta; cum NOTIS ac PROLEGOMENIS,
studio RICARDI PAYNE KNIGHT. 2d edition, with very many additions.
A copy of the first Edit. (of which only a few copies were printed,)
was lately sold by Auction for upwards of £7.

A Chart of 10 Numerals in 200 Languages, with a Descriptive Essay.
By the Rev. R. Patrick, Hull.

Account of Herculaneum. By the Rev. Mr. Hayter.

An Introductory Essay on the Prepositions of the Greek Language. By
Professor Moor.

Bishop Pearson's minor Tracts chronologically arranged.

T. Falconer's two Letters On the Oxford Strabo.

VII. De Græcorum Verbis in Regulâ flectendis; a C. S. G. Hauptmann.

VIII. G. Canteri de ratione Emendandi Græcos Auctores, Syntagma recens auc

XII. Ruhnken's Animadvv. in Xenophontis Memorabilia.

XIII. Oratio de Linguæ Arabicæ utilitate, antiquitate, et præstantiâ; a Hyde. XIV. De Ludis privatis ac domesticis Veterum: a J. C. Bulengero.

XV. Fontes quos Tacitus in tradendis rebus ante se gestis videatur sequutus paucis indicat J. H. L. Meierotto. reprinted. This is from a scarce tract in folio. 1795.

XVI. Notarum Romanarum ac Literarum singularium compendiique scriptionis in antiquis codicibus et monumentis obrii Interpretatio, ex variis auctoribus collecta.

XVII. Fragment of Longus—with Latin Translation.

XVIII. Oratio de Constitutione Tragadiarum, et Sapientia civili, atque eloquentia ex earum Lectione haurienda.

XIX. Remarks on the Miscellaneous Observations on Authors Ancient and Modern.

XX. An answer to a late Book written against Dr. Bentley, relative to some Manuscript Notes on Callimachus.

CONTENTS OF NO. XVII.

A DEFENCE of Public Schools, No. III.

Oratio de Constitutione Tragoediarum, et Sapientia civili,

atque eloquentia ex earum Lectione haurienda