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CONTENTS OF VOL. XXXII.

TRANSACTIONS.

I. The Causes of Uniformity in Phonetic Change

BENJAMIN IDE Wheeler.

II. Pindar's Accusative Constructions

EDWARD B. CLAPP.

III. Some Observations on the Arch of Trajan at Beneventum

ELMER TRUESDELL MERRILL.

IV. A Misunderstood Passage in Aeschylus (Prom. 119) . .

J. E. HARRY.

V. Public Appropriations for Individual Offerings and Sacri-

fices in Greece .

SUSAN BRALEY FRANKLIN.

VI. Rain-Gods and Rain-Charms .

M. H. MORGAN.

VII. Some Ancient and Modern Etymologies

MINTON WARREN.

VIII. The Harpalos Case

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CHARLES D. ADAMS.

Proceedings of the Special Session, December, 1900.

Notes on Juristic Latin

EDGAR S. SHUMWAY.

Critical Notes on Cicero's Letters

GEORGE DWIGHT KELLOGG.

On Bennett's Critique of Elmer's Theory of the Subjunctive of

Obligation or Propriety. .

SIDNEY G. ASHMORE.

Remains of Synapheia in Horace and Roman Tragedy

ROBERT S. RADFORD.

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iv

V

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The Athens of Aristophanes

MITCHELL CARROLL.

The Archaic Inscription in the Roman Forum .

SAMUEL BALL PLATNER

The Use of Sense-Epithets in Poetry

xiii

xiv

xvii

Further Contributions to the Lithuanian Accent Question

H. SCHMIDT-WARTENBERG.

xxiv

.

The Visits of Simonides, Pindar, and Bacchylides at the Court of

The Ablative Absolute in Livy

XXX

XXX

xxxii

xxxiii

The Judgment of Caesar upon the Vis of Terence

ROBERT S. RADFORD.

xxxix

Proceedings of the Philological Association of the Pacific Coast

December, 1900

An Examination of Shakespeare's Artistic Reasons for Introduc-

ing Prose Scenes, etc.

M. B. ANDERSON.

H. C. NUTTING.

On the History of the Unreal Condition in Latin.

Fresh Light on Facts and Dates in the Life of Robert Greene

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xlvii

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xlix

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The Episode of Yvain, the Lion, and the Serpent in Chrétien de

Troies

Corrections to Liddell and Scott's Greek Lexicon

A. T. MURRAY.

Some Notes on the History of Philology during the Middle Ages

Educare, Educere, and Educate

The Indebtedness of Fielding to Cervantes.

lvii

lx

E. FLÜGEL.

lxi

W. A. MERRILL.

lxii

The Early Greek Alphabets in the Light of Recent Discoveries

in Egypt

lxxvi

WILLIAM N. BATES.

Emendations to the Rig-Veda, Atharva-Veda, and Kena Upan-

On the So-called Prohibitive in Terence Andr. 392 and Else-

where

SIDNEY G. ASHMORE.

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