§ 2. EDUCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS.

Standard Illustrated Classics.

SCHOOL EDITIONS.

BRYCE (Archibald Hamilton, D.C.L., LL.D.,

Senior Classical Moderator in the University of Dublin):

VIRGILII OPERA. Text from HEYNE and WAGNER, English Notes, original, and selected from the leading German and English Commentators. Illustrations from the antique. Complete in One Volume. Fourteenth Edition. Fcap 8vo. Cloth, 6/.

Or, in Three Parts:

Part I. BUCOLICS and GEORGICS,

Part II. THE ÆNEID, Books I.-VI.,
Part III. THE ÆNEID, Books VII.-XII.,.

2/6. 2/6.

2/6.

"Contains the pith of what has been written by the best scholars on the subject. The notes comprise everything that the student can want."-Athenæum. 'The most complete, as well as elegant and correct edition of Virgil ever published in this country."-Educational Times.

"The best commentary on Virgil which a student can obtain.”—Scotsman.

CURRIE

(Joseph, formerly Head Classical

Master of Glasgow Academy):

HORATII OPERA. Text from ORELLIUS. original, and selected from the best Commentators. the antique. Complete in One Volume. Fcap 8vo.

Or in Two Parts:

Part I.-CARMINA,

Part II. SATIRES AND EPISTLES,

"The notes are excellent and exhaustive."-Quarterly Journal of Education.

LONDON: CHARLES GRIFFIN & CO., LIMITED, EXETER STREET, STRAND.

CRAIK'S ENGLISH LITERATURE.

NEW EDITION.

A COMPENDIOUS

HISTORY

OF

ENGLISH LITERATURE AND OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
FROM THE NORMAN CONQUEST. With numerous Specimens.
By GEORGE LILLIE CRAIK, LL.D., late Professor of History and
English Literature, Queen's College, Belfast. In two vols.
8vo. Handsomely bound in cloth, 25/.

Royal

"Professor Craik has succeeded in making a book more than usually agreeable. The Times.

TENTH EDITION, Revised and Enlarged.

A MANUAL OF ENGLISH LITERATURE, for the use of Colleges, Schools, and Civil Service Examinations. Selected from the larger work, by Dr. CRAIK. With an Additional Section on Recent Literature, by HENRY CRAIK, M.A., C.B., LL.D., Secretary to the Scotch Education Department, Author of "A Life of Swift." Crown 8vo. Cloth, 7/6.

"A Manual of English Literature from so experienced a scholar as Professor Craik needs no other recommendation than the mention of its existence."-Spectator.

D'ORSEY (Rev. Alex. J. D., B.D., Corpus

Christi Coll., Cambridge, Lecturer at King's College, London):

Sixteenth

SPELLING BY DICTATION: Progressive Exercises in English Orthography, for Schools and Civil Service Examinations. Thousand. 18mo. Cloth, 1/.

EDITED BY ROBERT BELL.

THOMSON (James): THE SEASONS. With

an Introduction and Notes by ROBERT BELL. Fourth Edition. Cloth, 1/6.

LONDON: CHARLES GRIFFIN & CO., LIMITED, EXETER STREET, STRAND.

FLEMING AND CALDERWOOD.

FIFTH EDITION. IOS. 6d.

THE VOCABULARY OF PHILOSOPHY;

OR, STUDENT'S BOOK OF REFERENCE.

ON THE BASIS OF PROF. FLEMING'S VOCABULARY.
RECONSTRUCTED AND ALMOST ENTIRELY REWRITTEN BY

H. CALDERWOOD, LL.D.,

Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh.

"The additions by the Editor bear in their clear, concise, vigorous expression, the stamp of his powerful intellect, and thorough command of our language. -Weekly Review.

LEADING FEATURES of the FIFTH EDITION are:

(1) DEFINITION of PHILOSOPHIC TERMS, showing Changes in Usage which have occurred;

(2) QUOTATIONS from AUTHORS, supplying indications of the Philosophic Theory adopted;

(3) ADDITIONAL REFERENCES for Guidance in the USE of a UNIVERSITY or PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The SPECIAL ARTICLES contributed to the Volume by Writers who are Authorities in their own Departments include the following :

The Atomic Theory, by Prof. Crum Brown, M.D.; Epistemology, by Prof. Seth, LL.D.; Literature of Political Economy, by Prof. J. Shield Nicholson, D.Sc.; Contributions under Education and Teaching-Prof. S. S. Laurie, LL.D.; and a number of Articles written for the Fourth Edition by Prof. James Seth, M.A., of Brown University, Providence, U.S.A., and others.

MENTAL SCIENCE: S. T. COLERIDGE'S celebrated Essay on METHOD; Archbishop WHATELY'S Treatises on LOGIC and RHETORIC. Tenth Edition. Crown 8vo. Cloth, 5/. Or the Treatises separately: Method, 2s.; Logic, 3s.; Rhetoric, 3s. 6d.; with Synopses and Indices.

MILLER (W.. Galbraith, M.A., LL.B., Lecturer on Public Law, including Jurisprudence and International Law, in the University of Glasgow) :

THE PHILOSOPHY OF LAW, LECTURES ON. Designed mainly as an Introduction to the Study of International Law. In 8vo. Handsome Cloth, 12/.

"Mr. MILLER'S PHILOSOPHY OF LAW' bears upon it the stamp of a wide culture and of an easy acquaintanceship with what is best in modern continental speculation. Interesting and valuable, because suggestive."- Journal of Jurisprudence.

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WORKS BY REV. C. T. CRUTTWELL, M.A., Hon. Canon of Peterborough Cathedral; formerly Fellow of Merton College, Oxford.

A HISTORY OF ROMAN LITERATURE:

From the Earliest Period to the Times of the Antonines. SIXTH EDITION. Crown 8vo. Cloth, 8/6.

"Mr. CRUTTWELL has done a real service to all Students of the Latin Language and Literature. Full of good scholarship and good criticism."— Athenæum.

"A most serviceable-indeed, indispensable-guide for the Student. 'general reader' will be both charmed and instructed."—Saturday Review.

The

"The Author undertakes to make Latin Literature interesting, and he has succeeded. There is not a dull page in the volume.'-Academy.

"The great merit of the work is its fulness and accuracy."-Guardian.

SPECIMENS OF ROMAN LITERATURE:

Prose Writers and Poets.

From the Earliest Period to the Times of the Antonines.

Part I.-ROMAN THOUGHT: Religion, Philosophy, Art, 6/.

Part II.-ROMAN STYLE: Descriptive, Rhetorical, Humorous, 5/

Or in One Volume complete, 10/6. SECOND EDITION.

Edited by C. T. CRUTTWELL, M.A., Merton College, Oxford; and PEAKE BANTON, M.A., some time Scholar of Jesus College, Oxford.

"Marks a new era in the study of Latin.”—English Churchman.

"A work which is not only useful but necessary. The sound judgment exercised in plan and selection calls for hearty commendation."-Saturday Review.

KEY to PART II., PERIOD II., by THOS. JOHNSTON, M.A., may now be had (by Tutors and Schoolmasters only) on application to the Publishers. Price 2/6.

A HISTORY OF EARLY CHRISTIAN LITERATURE

For the use of Students and General Readers.
In Two Vols. 8vo, Handsome Cloth. 21S.

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WORKS BY WILLIAM RAMSAY, M.A.,

Trinity College, Cambridge, late Professor of Humanity in the University of Glasgow.

By Profs. RAMSAY and LANCIANI.

ROMAN ANTIQUITIES (A Manual of).

BY WILLIAM RAMSAY, M. A.

Revised by

PROF. RODOLFO LANCIANI, D.C.L. OXON., LL.D., F.S.A.,
Assisted by PROF. E. DE RUGGERO,

Both of the University of Rome.

FIFTEENTH EDITION.

In Large Crown 8vo, with Two Photogravures, Map and Plans prepared by Prof. LANCIANI to illustrate the most recent discoveries relative to the Topography of Ancient Rome. 10/6.

"The chief interest in the New Edition centres in the chapter on ROMAN TOPOGRAPHY, which has been entirely revised and partly rewritten by Prof. LANCIANI, the greatest living authority on this subject. We recommend this most heartily to all who have been to Rome or intend to go there. In Rome. . . it is THE BEST and HANDIEST guide yet produced."— Athenæum.

RAMSAY'S ELEMENTARY MANUAL OF

ROMAN ANTIQUITIES. Adapted for Junior Classes. With numerous Illustrations. Ninth Edition. Crown 8vo. Cloth, 4/.

RAMSAY'S MANUAL OF LATIN PROSODY, Illustrated by Copious Examples and Critical Remarks. For the use of Advanced Students. Seventh Edition. Crown 8vo. Cloth, 5/. "There is no other work on the subject worthy to compete with it."-Athenæum.

RAMSAY'S ELEMENTARY MANUAL OF LATIN PROSODY. Adapted for Junior Classes. Crown 8vo. Cloth, 25.

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