FRANCIS WHITE Professor of GREEK IN THE JOHNS HOPKINS University

VOL. XXV

BALTIMORE: THE JOHNS HOPKINS PRESS

LONDON: KEGAN PAUL, TRENCH, TRÜBNER & Co.

PARIS: ALBERT FONTEMOING

1904

LEIPSIC: F. A. BROCKHAUS

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,

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45

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.

59

74

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

REVIEWS AND BOOK NOTICES:

Landgraf's Historische Grammatik der Lateinischen Sprache.-Graden-

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

Haupt's Metamorphosen des P. Ovidius Naso.

Philologus.-Rheinisches Museum für Philologie.-Beiträge zur Assyr-

iologie und semitischen Sprachwissenschaft.

BRIEF MENTION,

RECENT PUBLICATIONS,

BOOKS RECEIVED,

8888

85

92

104

115

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. By R. S.

RADFORD. Part I,

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

138783

. 125

. 147

. 163

IV. Notes on the Delian Choregic Inscriptions.

ROBINSON,

By DAVID M.

. 184

V.-Some References to Seasickness in the Greek and Latin Writers,

By JOHN C. ROLFE,

REVIEWS AND BOOK NOTICES:

Bond's Complete Works of John Lyly.-Kastner's History of French

Versification.-Von Mach's Greek Sculpture.-Stevenson's Asser's

Life of King Alfred.-Bradley's The Making of English.

192

I. The Oxyrhynchus Epitome of Livy in Relation to Obsequens and

Cassiodorus. By CLIFFORD HERSCHEL MOORE, .

. 241

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

syllabic Words and the Traditional Word-Order.

RADFORD. Part II,

By R. S.

256

III.-Notes on the First Book of the Aeneid. By W. H. KIRK,

IV. The Language of Tragedy and its Relation to Old Attic.

JAMES DENNISON ROGERS,

V.-Cicero's Appreciation of Greek Art. By GRANT SHOWERMAN,

VI. The Ablative Absolute in the Epistles of Cicero, Seneca, Pliny

and Fronto. By R. B. STEELE,

306

Greenough's Kittredge's, Howard's and D'Ooge's Allen and Green-

ough's New Latin Grammar.-Winbolt's Latin Hexameter Verse,

An Aid to Composition.

No. 100.

I. The Indo-Iranian Nasal Verbs. By EDWIN W. FAY,

. 369

II. The Authorship of the Greek Military Manual Attributed to

'Aeneas Tacticus'. By T. HUDSON WILLIAMS, .

· 390

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

syllabic Words and the Traditional Word-Order. By R. S.

RADFORD. Part III,

406

IV. The Influence of the Infinitive upon Verbs Subordinated to it.

By TENNEY FRANK,

428

REVIEWS AND BOOK Notices: .

Sandys' History of Classical Scholarship from the Sixth Century B. C.

to the End of the Middle Ages.-Zielinski, Das Clauselgesetz in

Ciceros Reden.-Murray, Bradley and Craigie's, A New English

Dictionary on Historical Principles.

REPORTS:

Hermes.-Rheinisches Museum für Philologie.

BRIEF MENTION,

RECENT PUBLICATIONS,

BOOKS RECEIVED,

INDEX,

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