INDEX. Arabic numerals indicate pages of the Transactions; Roman numerals indicate pages of the Ablative of association: 64 ff. gion: xxxiv f. Proceedings. Diaeresis, bucolic: 111 ff. Accent and elision in Latin verse: 82 ff. Aurelius, M., comparisons and illustra- Facsimiles, bureau for Ms: lxiv f. tions in xxix f. autós, in Plato: lxviii. Birds, in Ovid: lxvi f. -bo futures, Hindu dialects: xi ff. Bucolic diaeresis: 111 ff. Caesar, B.G. vi, 30, 4, emended: xxv; Chronology, Roman: 6 ff. Cicero, de Off., i. 7. 8: xxxvi f.; his Horace, alcaic strophe: lxvii f.; Carm. villas: xxvii. C.I.L. xiv. 309: liv. commentarii, meaning of: 224 ff. Conditional sentences, classification of ille, quantity of: 159 ff. (Latin): xli ff. Conservatism, aspects of Greek: xx ff. cyma reversa: ib. Dative (Latin), with verbs of favcring, Logaoedic, ancient and modern views helping, etc.: lxiii f. Demonology in Faust: v f. dies natalis, relation to inscriptions on Donatus and the Terence didascaliae: Ecbatana, inscription at: xxxii f. Euripides, Medea, 240: xxviii. Filelfo, in his letters: vi ff. Futures in bo in Hindu dialects: xi ff. German, advanced, criticism of texts Goethe, demonology in Faust: v f. Hiatus, correption in: lvii. i. 3. 1-8: lv ff. Humanists, Filelfo: vi ff. Indirect object (Latin) with verbs of of: xlix ff. lxx Medea's Marriage Problem: xxviii. Seneca, style of: 45 ff. Sentence structure, types of, Latin: Nomenclature of brain, simplification of: Shoe, Roman, lunula on: lxi f. Notitia and Curiosum, date of: xxxv f. *so (sam, sos, etc.): 204 ff. Ovid, birds in: lxvi f. Oxyrhynchus epitome of Livy: 5 ff. Syllables of diminishing value: 164 ff. Synizesis, Plautine: 158 ff.; later: 199 ff. Pause-elision, in Latin verse: 82 ff.; Tacitus, style of: 41 ff. in Dante and Milton: 102 ff. Sapphic, minor, ancient and modern Terence, didascaliae, Donatus's version Vergil, Ciris: lii; Aen. ii. 559-621: BIBLIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. JULY 1, 1904, TO JANUARY 1, 1906. It is intended that the Bibliographical Record shall include publications that are either philological in character, in the broadest sense, or that deal with the educational aspects of the study of language and literature. The period covered is as indicated above. ABBREVIATIONS. AHR - American Historical Review. JBL – Journal of Biblical Literature. AJA — American Journal of Archaeology. FGP- Journal of Germanic Philology. AJP - American Journal of Philology. JHUC — Johns Hopkins University Circu. AJSL - American Journal of Semitic Lan lars. guages. LL- Latin Leaflet. AJT – American Journal of Theology. MLA - Publications of the Modern Language Archiv - Archiv für latein. Lexikographie, Association. Bookm. - The Bookman. MLN- Modern Language Notes. cy- Classical Journal. MP – Modern Philology. CP- Classical Philology, Nat. - The Nation. CR-Classical Review, NW - The New World. CSCP - Cornell Studies in Classical Philology. PAPA - Proceedings of the American PhiloER- Educational Review, logical Association. GWUB - George Washington University PUB – Princeton University Bulletin. Bulletin. SR - School Review. HSCP - Harvard Studies in Classical Philol- TAPA - Transactions of the American Philoogy logical Association. HSPL- Harvard Studies and Notes in Phil- UMS – University of Michigan Studies. ology and Literature. UPB – University of Pennsylvania Bulletin. IF- Indogermanische Forschungen. WRUB – Western Reserve University BulJAOS – Journal of the American Oriental letin. Society. FRANCIS G. ALLINSON. + 265, 1905; Ginn & Co. (col lege series of Greek authors). W. MUSS-ARNOLT. A concise dictionary of the Assyrian language ; 2 vols., pp. 576, 626; Berlin: Reuther & Reichard ; New York: Lemcke & Büchner, 1905. 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