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V.-Daeva is Devá; Aša is Arša, etc. By L. H. MILLS,

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CONTENTS OF VOL. XXV.

No. 97.

I.-On some alleged Indo-European Languages in Cuneiform Char-

acter. By Maurice Bloomfield,

II. The Historical Attitude of Livy. By R. B. STEELE,

III.-Greek Ostraca in America. By EDGAR J. Goodspeed, .

IV. The Apodosis of the Unreal Condition in Oratio Obliqua in Latin.

By Glanville Terrell,

V.-Daeva is devá; Aša is Arșa, etc. By L. H. MILLS.

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45

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74

VI.-The Vocative in Aeschylus and Sophocles. By JOHN ADAMS SCOTT, 81

REVIEWS AND BOOK NOTICES:

85

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witz's Laterculi Vocum Latinarum.-Pichon's De Sermone amatorio.

Haupt's Metamorphosen des P. Ovidius Naso.

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iologie und semitischen Sprachwissenschaft.

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I.-The Peripatetic Mean of Style and the Three Stylistic Characters.

By G. L. HENDRICKSON,

II. On the Recession of the Latin Accent in Connection with Mono-

syllabic Words and the Traditional Word-Order.

RADFORD. Part I,

III. Studies in Etymology, II. By EDWIN W. FAY,

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By R. S.

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