Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Colophon
- Contents
- No. XXIII
- BISHOP Pearson's Minor Tracts, chronologically arranged, No. IV
- Remarks on Dr. Johnson's Latin Epitaph on Mr. Thrale
- Collatio Codicis Harleiani 5674, cum Odyssea editionis Ernestinæ, No. V
- Remarks on Latin Metre
- Notice of Mr. J. Jones' Grammar of the Greek Tongue
- Notice of Brunck's Anacreon
- Observationes Criticæ in Euripidem
- Account of the Prices and Purchasers of the most valuable articles in the collection of the late
- Inquiry into the causes of the Diversity of Human Character in various Ages, Nations, and Individuals. By the late Professor Scott, No. VI
- Biblical Synonyma, No. IV
- A passage in Cicero's Cato Major illustrated
- Answer to Mr. Bellamy's Essay on the Hebrew Points, and on the Integrity of the Hebrew Text, No. III
- On the different Latin Poetical expressions to render the English verb to run
- Remarks on Mr. Blomfield's edition of the Persæ of Æschylus
- Bentleii Emendationes Ineditæ in Aristophanem—In Ranas, No. III
- On the 77th verse of the Hippolytus
- The gallantry of Saladin and his Brother Malek Adel. By Mr. Hammer
- Recherches Sur Apollon, et sur divers points de Grammaire
- Notice of Collatio Versionis Syriacæ quam Peschito vocant, cum Fragnientis in Coinmentariis Ephraemi Syri obviis instituta a M. Gottl. Leb. Spohn
- Answer to a late book written against the Learned and Reverend Dr. Bentley, with an examination of Mr. Bennett's Appendix to the said book. No. V
- Wallace, a Cambridge Prize Poem
- Observations on the “Remarks in Sir W. Drummond's Dissertation on Gen. xlix.”
- Richardi Bentleii Epistolæ Duæ ad Ti. Hemsterhusium
- On the Margites of Homer
- Dr. Crombie's Remarks on the notice of his Gymnasium, sive Symbola Critica, No. II
- The Life of Isaac Casaubon
- Ode Græca, In Obitum Gul. Craven, D. D. Coll. Div. Joan. Cant, haud ita pridem dignissimi Magist
- Cambridge Prize Poems, for 1815
- Sir William Browne's Medals
- Biblical Criticism
- Lockett's Arabic Syntax
- Notice of Tiberius Rhetor de Figuris, una cum Rufi Arte Rhetorica
- On the word Palimpsestus
- Cambridge Prize Poem for 1790–Ode Latina
- On the Prosody of Greek Verse, as connected with dialect
- Adversaria Literaria
- Mots, ou Omis par H. Etienne, ou inexactement expliqués
- Literary Intelligence
- Notes to Correspondents
- No. XXIV
- INDEX TO VOLUMES XI. and XII
- INDEX AUCTORUM EMENDATORUM IN VOL. XI. ET XII
Ode Græca, In Obitum Gul. Craven, D. D. Coll. Div. Joan. Cant, haud ita pridem dignissimi Magist
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Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Colophon
- Contents
- No. XXIII
- BISHOP Pearson's Minor Tracts, chronologically arranged, No. IV
- Remarks on Dr. Johnson's Latin Epitaph on Mr. Thrale
- Collatio Codicis Harleiani 5674, cum Odyssea editionis Ernestinæ, No. V
- Remarks on Latin Metre
- Notice of Mr. J. Jones' Grammar of the Greek Tongue
- Notice of Brunck's Anacreon
- Observationes Criticæ in Euripidem
- Account of the Prices and Purchasers of the most valuable articles in the collection of the late
- Inquiry into the causes of the Diversity of Human Character in various Ages, Nations, and Individuals. By the late Professor Scott, No. VI
- Biblical Synonyma, No. IV
- A passage in Cicero's Cato Major illustrated
- Answer to Mr. Bellamy's Essay on the Hebrew Points, and on the Integrity of the Hebrew Text, No. III
- On the different Latin Poetical expressions to render the English verb to run
- Remarks on Mr. Blomfield's edition of the Persæ of Æschylus
- Bentleii Emendationes Ineditæ in Aristophanem—In Ranas, No. III
- On the 77th verse of the Hippolytus
- The gallantry of Saladin and his Brother Malek Adel. By Mr. Hammer
- Recherches Sur Apollon, et sur divers points de Grammaire
- Notice of Collatio Versionis Syriacæ quam Peschito vocant, cum Fragnientis in Coinmentariis Ephraemi Syri obviis instituta a M. Gottl. Leb. Spohn
- Answer to a late book written against the Learned and Reverend Dr. Bentley, with an examination of Mr. Bennett's Appendix to the said book. No. V
- Wallace, a Cambridge Prize Poem
- Observations on the “Remarks in Sir W. Drummond's Dissertation on Gen. xlix.”
- Richardi Bentleii Epistolæ Duæ ad Ti. Hemsterhusium
- On the Margites of Homer
- Dr. Crombie's Remarks on the notice of his Gymnasium, sive Symbola Critica, No. II
- The Life of Isaac Casaubon
- Ode Græca, In Obitum Gul. Craven, D. D. Coll. Div. Joan. Cant, haud ita pridem dignissimi Magist
- Cambridge Prize Poems, for 1815
- Sir William Browne's Medals
- Biblical Criticism
- Lockett's Arabic Syntax
- Notice of Tiberius Rhetor de Figuris, una cum Rufi Arte Rhetorica
- On the word Palimpsestus
- Cambridge Prize Poem for 1790–Ode Latina
- On the Prosody of Greek Verse, as connected with dialect
- Adversaria Literaria
- Mots, ou Omis par H. Etienne, ou inexactement expliqués
- Literary Intelligence
- Notes to Correspondents
- No. XXIV
- INDEX TO VOLUMES XI. and XII
- INDEX AUCTORUM EMENDATORUM IN VOL. XI. ET XII
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- The Classical Journal , pp. 184 - 185Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2013First published in: 1815