This forty-volume collection comprises all the issues of an early and influential classical periodical, first published between 1810 and 1829.
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This influential periodical, published 1810–29 and reissued here in forty volumes, was edited by the classical scholar and London publisher Abraham John Valpy (1787–1854). Later co-edited by Edmund Henry Barker (1788–1839), it was a rival to the Cambridge-based Museum criticum and a precursor of modern academic journals.
Part XIII. Inquiry into the Causes of the Diversity of Human Characters; Researches of the German literati; Latin poem; Observations on the 'China of the Classics'; Critical notice of Philemonis lexicon; Epigram on Cicero; Latin inscription; Account of Herculaneum; Biblical criticism; Prologus in Eunuchum; Epilogus; On the ancient language of Egypt; Observations sur le costume théatral; Latin ode; Biblical criticism; Explanantion of a passage in Virgil; Classical criticism; A sermon preached by John Pearson; Aristophanis comoediae; Reply to an article on Bentley's Callimachus; On the existence of Troy; Answer to the defence of Sir W. Drummond; On the primary meaning of 'nubere'; Biblical criticism; Miscellaneous observations; Specimens of Persian poetry; On reading the Greek Testament in public schools; Biblical criticism; Latin inscription; Classical criticism; On the language of action; Account of an extraordinary sect called Yezidis; On the Tyrian inscription found in the island of Malta; St Quentin's English and French grammars; Observations on Falconer's Strabo; Singular use of the word 'angelos'; A letter of Rzevuski; On the composition of the Greek Sapphic ode; In tragicorum graecorum carmina monostrophica commentarius; Prometheus desmotes of Aeschylus; On the origin of the druids; Mr Barker's reply; On the Phoenician inscription found in the island of Malta; Observations on Dr Holmes' preface; Biblical synonyma; The Hippolytus Stephanephorus; The founders of the Druses religion; Grammatica graeca ab Augusto Matthiae; The name of Zoroaster; Inscriptions found at ancient Saguntum; Prospectuses of works; Literary intelligence; Notes to correspondents; Part XIV. Notice of Iconographie Ancienne; Biblical criticism; Miscellaneous observations; Epigram; Interpretatio notarum Romanarum; Palaeographie; On the Tyrian inscription; Notice of Aeschyli Tragoediae quae supersunt; Bibliography; Notice of Teucher's edition of Antoninus Liberalis; Biblical criticism; Classical criticism; Critical notice of Elmsley's Heraclidae; Notice of Moore's Hindu Pantheon; Egyptian antiquities; Notice of Allen's Elements of English Grammar; Asonas of Theophylact; Carmina Homerica; Notice of Nonni Dionysiacorum libri sex; Biblical criticism; Christ's birth not mis-timed; To the editors of Stephens's Gr. Thesaurus; Manuscripts; Account of Cambridge honors; In tragicorum graecorum carmina monostrophica commentarius; Observations on the Romaic or modern Greek language; Poems by the King of Persia; Anecdotes relating to Theophilus; Error in Milton's Latinity noticed; Aeschylus' Seven against Thebes; Xenophon's Oeconomicus; Aristophanis opera; Latin poem; Notice of Ciceronis de natura deorum; Hermogenis progymnasmata; Latin inscriptions; Collation of two MSS of Sophocles; Biblical criticism; Classical criticism; Essay on blank verse; Two letters from T. Falconer; Aeschylus' Seven against Thebes; Prometheus vinctus emendatus; Metrical arrangements restored to Horace; Observations on Suidas; Notes on Aeschylus; Classical criticism; Literary intelligence; Notes to correspondents.
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