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Warren, M.: Some ancient and modern etymologies. Adams, C. D.: The Harpalos case. Steele R. B.: Anaphora and chiasmus in Livy. Hempl, G. The variant runes on the Franks casket. Proceedings of the special session, Philadelphia, 1900. Proceedings of the Philological Association of the Pacific Coast, San Francisco, 1900. Proceedings of the thirty-third annual session, Cambridge, 1901. 1902.- Volume XXXIII. Earle, M. L.: Studies in Sophocles's Trachinians. Morgan, M. H.: Remarks on the water supply of ancient Rome. Richardson, L. J.: On certain sound properties of the Sapphic strophe as employed by Horace. CV Shipley, F. W.: Numeral corruptions in a ninth century Ms. of Livy. Steele, R. B. Some forms of complemental sentences in Livy. Prentice, W. K.: Fragments of an early Christian liturgy in Syrian inscriptions. Allen, J. T.: On the so-called iterative optative in Greek. Wheeler, B. I.: Herodotus's account of the battle of Salamis Perrin, P.: The Nikias of Pasiphon and Plutarch. 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