The Journal of Philology

On an Accadian seal; On the end of the epistle to the Romans; On the Enneakrunos at Athens; On the lengthening of short final syllables in Vergil; On Aeneas' voyage round Sicily; On the chronology of St John V and VI; Note on the 'Arzareth' of 4 Esdr. XIII, 45; On Lucretius, Book VI; A theory of Job XIX, 25–27; On the history of the Ravenna manuscript of Aristophanes; Notes on Thucydides and the Acharnians of Aristophanes; Notes on the Supplices of Aeschylus; On the Athenian proedri; On the sixth satire of Persius; On a Theban inscription at the fountain of Dirce; The epistle to the Romans; Thought, word and deed; The eastern origin of the Christian pseudepigraphic writings; Prof. Munro's notes on Juvenal I, 13, and on Aetna 590; The Roman Capitol, as laid down in Mr Burn's 'Rome and the Campagna'; Acts XXI, 37, 38; On Lucretius, Book VI; A passage in Oedipus Rex; Two passages in Vergil; Westphal's Methodische Grammatik der Griechischen Sprache; Notes on the translations of Genesis; An introduction to Greek and Latin etymology; Horatiana; On two triple readings in the New Testament.