INDEX. Arabic numerals indicate pages of the Transactions; Roman numerals indicate pages of the Proceedings. Ablative of association: 64 ff. Diaeresis, bucolic: 111 ff. Abstract deities in early Roman reli- didascaliae, Terence: 125 ff. gion: xxxiv f. Accent and elision in Latin verse: 82 ff. dies natalis, relation to inscriptions on Donatus and the Terence didascaliae: Ecbatana, inscription at: xxxii f. Euripides, Medea, 240: xxviii. 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: III ff. Caesar, B.G. vi, 30, 4, emended: xxv; Chronology, Roman: 6 ff. 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. Hittite inscriptions and language: lxvi. 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. i. 3. 1-8: lv ff. Humanists, Filelfo: vi ff. Conditional sentences, classification of ille, quantity of: 159 ff. (Latin): xli ff. Conservatism, aspects of Greek: xx ff. cyma reversa: ib. Indirect object (Latin) with verbs of Dative (Latin), with verbs of favering, Logaoedic, ancient and modern views helping, etc.: lxiii f. Demonology in Faust: v f. 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. 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. FRANCIS G. ALLINSON. Lucian (selected writings), pp. xlii + 265, 1905; Ginn & Co. (college 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. Šupar, (amel šuparsak (ů) (amėl)šakšupp(bb)ar, and related terms; AJSL, xx, 186–198. (Assyrian) lexicographical notes; King's Studies in eastern history; Recent contributions on early Chris- Recent books on patristic literature; JBL Journal of Biblical Literature. LL-Latin Leaflet. MLA - Publications of the Modern Language MLN-Modern Language Notes. Nat. The Nation. NW-The New World. PAPA-Proceedings of the American Philological Association. PUB-Princeton University Bulletin. TAPA - Transactions of the American Philological Association. UMS - University of Michigan Studies. UPB - University of Pennsylvania Bulletin. WRUB- Western Reserve University Bulletin. The New Testament apocrypha; Ib., WILLIAM FREDERIC BADE. Old Testament scholarship in modern Bible teaching; Pacific Theological Seminary Publications, 1905. Rev. of J. F. Genung's Words of Koheleth, Biblical World, 1905, 311 ff. WILLIAM W. BAKER. De comicis Graecis litterarum iudicibus; HSCP, xv, 121–240. FLOYD G. BALLENTINE. * Some phases of the cult of the PHILLIPS BARRY. On Luke xv, 25, συμφωνία = bag- The ballad of the demon lover; Some traditional songs; American Traditional ballads in New England: I, Ib., April-June, 1905; II, 1b., JOHN W. BASore. Direct speech in Lucan as an element of epic technic; PAPA, xxxv (1904), xciv-xcvi. WILLIAM N. BATES. Revision of Hertzberg's History of Greece, vol. iii, in A history of all nations; Philadelphia: Lee Bros., 1905. A signed amphora of Meno; AJA, ix, 170-181. The Etruscan inscriptions in the Free Museum of Science and Art; Trans. of the Dept. of Archaeology, Univ. of Penn., i, pt. 3, 165-168, and pl. xix-xxii. Von Mach's Greek sculpture, AJP, xxv, 208-209. The new marbles in the museum, Univ. of Penn. Alumni Register, ix, 147 ff. The palace at Cnossus; The American Architect, lxxxix (1906), 87 ff. PAUL BAUR. Tityros; AJA, ix, 157-165. EDWARD A. BECHTEL. Livy, the war with Hannibal, pp. 174; Chicago: Scott, Foresman & Co., 1905. A. J. BELL. Virgil and the drama; SR, June, 1905, 458-474. A visit to the Mamertine; Acta Victoriana, 1905, 148–153. GEORGE R. BERRY. The book of proverbs, in An American commentary on the Old Testament; American Baptist Publication Society, Philadelphia. LOUIS BEVIER, JR. The vowel ao (as in raw), o (as in rode), u (as in rude); Physical Review, August, 1905. CHARLES EDWARD BISHOP. Rev. of The unfolding of the ages; Baltimore Sun, November, 1905. DAVID HORACE BISHOP. Composition work and literature study in the high school; Vanderbilt University Quarterly, iv, 242-255. MAURICE BLOOMFIELD. On the minor and problematic IndoEuropean languages; PAPA, xxxv (1904), xxvii-xxxiv. Cerberus, the dog of Hades, the history of an idea; pp. 41; Chicago: The Open Court Publishing Co. Brahmanical riddles and the origin of theosophy; Congress of Arts and Science, Universal Exposition, St. Louis, 1904, ii, 481–492. The long-lost Mani Bible; Harper's Monthly, March, 1906, 527-533. GEORGE MELVILLE BOLLING. The Cantikalpa of the AtharvaVeda; TAPA, xxxv (1904), 77127. Articles on Sanskrit and Vedic in the Encyclopaedia Americana. Rev. of T. W. Rhys Davids, Buddhist 123. Rev. of Bernard P. Grenfell and Arthur S. Hunt, The Oxyrhynchus papyri, pt. iii, Catholic University Bulletin, x, 495-500. J. Fenimore Cooper; Methodist Review. Ralph Waldo Emerson; Lutheran Authority in English pronunciation; Popular Science Monthly. JAMES W. BRIGHT. The gospel of Saint John in West- CARROLL NEIDE BROWN. Fragment of a treasure list found in the acropolis wall of Athens; AJA, viii, 1904 (with plate). CARL DARLING BUCK. Notes on certain forms of the Greek dialects; CR, xix, 242–250, 286. ISAAC B. BURGESS. A tabulated statement of instances in which a difference in the quantity of vowels indicates a difference in the meaning, rev. ed. 1905, pp. 4; Morgan Park (Ills.) Academy Book Room. CURTIS C. BUSHNELL. For Christmas day and other verse translations of Latin hymns, pp. 10; Syracuse: The Mason Press, 1904. MITCHELL CARROLL. The site of ancient Phalerum ; Abstract of same; AJA, ix, 70–71. sculpture; GWUB, iv, October, SAMUEL ALEXANDER CHAMBERS. The vowel r and the coronal vowels in English; PAPA, xxxv (1904), lxxx f. French instruction in California, its aims and methods; SR, xii, No. 6. J. E. CHURCH, JR. The construction of Juvenal, Sat. i; PAPA, xxxv (1904), lxxi-lxxiv. Old problems in Horace and Virgil: (a) Horace, Carm. i, 3, 1–8; (b) Virgil, Aeneid, i, 249; (c) Virgil's use of the proper names of the winds in the Aeneid; PAPA, xxxv. (1904), xcvi-xcvii. |