A.

ABBREVIATIONIBUS, de V, 370.
Accents, the necessity of Greek, in an
editor v, 348.

Bos's rules for vi, 439.

Accentibus, de v, 369.

Achilles, on the Shield of vi, 6.

Addison, Joseph, Inscription on vi, 203.
Adelung, M, v, 7.

Adnotationes Jani Broukhusii in Ho-
ratium vi, 145.

Ægyptian names, Supplement to v,407.
Eneas, the adventures of, considered
fabulous v, 17.

Eschyli, in Cantus Choricos Novi Ten-
taminis Specimen, No. II. v, 19.

Prometheus Desmotes, Blom-

field's ed. of, Strictures on vi, 197.
Eschylus, emendation of a passage in
vi, 221.

Esculapius, reason why he is repre-
sented with two serpents, round his
staff v, 95.

Agapæ, ancient Christian, on the na-
ture and origin of the v, 311.
Agriculture, Oxford Prize Essay v,

145.

of Henna v, 24.

Appendix to the "China of the Classics"
v, 252. No. II. vi, 204.

Appetites, observations on the vi, 255.
Archæology and Mythology. v, 8.
Archipelago, antiquities in the islands
of v, 265.

Areopagus, observations on the found-
ation, &c. of vi, 15.
Aretin, Baron vi, 313.

Aristophanem Brunckii, R. Porsoni.
notæ in v, 136.

Aristophanes, on the date of the Clouds
of vi, 135.

Aristophanes, preface to the editio
princeps of vi, 143.

Aristotle's opinion of the creation v,

374.

Ark, the furniture of the vi, 333.
Ashton, praised by Wakefield v, 338.
Asia Minor, antiquities in the western

and northern shores of v, 265.
Asiatic Researches, Critique on the

vith and viith Volumes of the v, 237.
Ass, remarks on the vi, 122, 3-a com-
mon food about Edom and Ishmael
325.
Atheniensium moribus de publicis ora-
tio vi, 359.

"Alup, on the deity vi, 329.
Augusti, M. Profesor v, 7.
Aulus Gellius, a judicious remark of
V, 27.

Avtap, meaning of the Greek particle
vi, 269.

Authenticity of the Bible v, 266.

Avienus, the numerous fishes of, de-
scribed vi, 150.

B.

Balaam, on vi, 321.

Barker, Mr. E. H. Professor Porson,
and Sidneyensis vi, 224-Cicero, no-
tice of v, 188. No. II. v, 424-Sup-
plementary notes to vi, 155, 274-
on the Howling of Dogs v, 72-Cri-
tical remarks on Longinus v, 40,
395-Letter from, to the Rev.
Dr. Vincent vi, 204-Appendix to
the China of the Classics, do.-
Letter to Mr. Maurice v, 240-
Critical Remarks on Tacitus, No.
III. v, 358-Reply to Sidneyensis v,
377-Recommendations to Mr. B.
on his Cicero v, 429--Biblical
criticism vi, 1-Hesychius vindi-
cated vi, 190-on Prometheus
Desmotes, No. Iv. vi, 197-Criti-
cal Remarks on the Hippolytus, &c.
vi, 347-Classical Criticism vi, 392.
Barrow, a Letter from vi, 207.
Barthelemy, suppositions of v, 50, 51,

52.

Bathe, M. v, 14.

Bauer, M. v, 5.

Beck, M. v, 11.

Becker, M. v, 11. vi, 319.

Bellamy, Mr. Remarks on v, 61-De-
fence of his Biblical Criticisms vi,
160-Review of the Reviewers of
the Ophion v, 418.
Belvidere Apollo vi, 142.

Bencius, Franciscus, Matthæo Conta-
rello vi, 139.

Bentley, Dr. Life of v, 276.

not the author of the edition

of Callimachus v, 287.

highly spoken of vi, 289, 290.
Bible, on the No. II. v, 129.

Authenticity of v, 266.

that it contains the most ancient
records extant v, 372-inference
drawn from it v, 373.

Biblical Criticism v, 60, 86, 187, 245,
309. vi, 1, 34, 331, 344.

and Classical Criticism vi, 395.
Literature, Old and New Tes-
tament v, 1.
Bibliography v, 287, 432. vi, 391.
Bird, the opinion of the ancients of the
existence of a mighty, before the
creation v, 375.

Biscayan tongue, Mariana's account of
the vi, 4.

Blomfield's Prometheus, critical no-
tice of v, 299.

-anticipated in a conjecture

by Matthiæ vi, 392.

Bohme, M. v, 5.

Bættiger, M. v, 9, 11.

Books, which sold at high prices at the
Duke of Roxburghe's sale vi, 414.
Bos, Lambert, Regulæ præcipuæ Gr.
Accent. vi, 338.

Bredow, Professor v, 14. vi, 313, 314.
Brent, a statement of, proved incor-
rect vi, 31.

Bretschneider, M. C. G. v, 4.
Breyer, M. vi, 315.

British Critic, notice of Q. Horatii
Opera extracted from the v, 161,
336-vi, 97, 279.

Broukhusii Jani Adnotationes in quæ-
dam Horatii loca vi, 143.
Browne, Sir W. respecting his wish on
Greek Odes v, 121.
Bryant, Mr. character of v, 15.
Bulenger, Jul. Cæs. de Ludis Veterum
v, 67.

Bull-feasts, observation on v, 102.
Bull-fights, observation on v, 102.

Circenses lusus, called from Ceres v,

273.

Clarendon Press, remarks on the vi,
45.
Clarke's, Dr. Adam, Annotations on
the Bible, Crit. Rem. on v, 75.
Classical Criticism No. II. v, 101.

Criticism v, 128, 179, 202,
268, 334. vi, 45, (Remarks on the
Edin. Rev. of Strabo) 123, 147, 193,
220, 385, 392.

Education, on vi, 236.
-Telegraph, Isaac Casaubon v,

105.
Claudian de Raptu Proserpinæ v, 24.
censure of a passage in V,
28-Inscription on his statue consi-
dered hyperbolical v, 29.
Cleaver, W. to Dr. Loveday v, 394.
Clouds of Aristophanes, date of vi, 135.
Combe, Dr. v, 162.

Confarreatio, meaning of the Latin v,

315.

Conjecturæ Criticæ in Auctores Græ-

cos v, 36. No. v. vi, 342.

Contingit, on the government of vi, 56.
Cope, derivation of the English word
vi, 8.

Coplestone, Mr. E. vi, 145.
Corcyra, on v, 295.

Corinth, when it flourished v, 294.
Corinthians, commentary on parts of
the epistle to the v, 310. vi, 1-Re-
marks on the 10th v. 2d ch. of vi,
395.

Cornwall, exports to by the Phoeni-
cians v, 109.

Correspondents, notes to v, 235, 436.
vi, *217, 439.

Course of Studies pursued at Oxford
vi, 305.

Creation, on the v, 371. No. II. vi, 387.
the ideas of the ancients and
of distant countries on v, 374.
Creutzer, M. v, 9.

Critic, acquisitions necessary to a v,
337.

Critical notice of Blomfield's Prome-
theus v, 299.

Professor Monk's
Hippolytus v, 193. No. II. vi, 74.
Critical Remarks on Longinus, No. III.
v, 40. No. IV. v, 395.

detached passages

of Tacitus, No. III. v, 358.
Dr. Clarke's An-
notations on the Bible v, 75.
Critical Review, reply to v, 420.
of Illustrations of Ho-

mer v, 429. vi, 262.
Cudworth, the doctrine of vi, 92.

Cumaan prophecy, Octavius Cæsar
the object of v, 55.
Curiosity of Eve for knowing the mys-
tery of the tree, the reasons for the
V, 99.
Remarks on vi, 260.
Cycle Sothic, why called vi, 12.
Cyclopean monuments v, 262.
Cyclopes, how far they extended v, 291.
Cyrus, circumstances attending his
birth, and how preserved v, 266.

D.

Dalberg, Prince Primate, Charles de
vi, 313.

Dare fidem, the meaning of, before
and after a person vi, 64.

A, meaning of the Greek particle vi,
265.

Deities, on the diversity of the form,
sex and office of the, among the un-
cients vi, 71.

"Desinit in piscem mulier," what
taken from vi, 329.

Desires, observations on the vi, 257,
261.

Διαλογος Στεφάνου του Μελανος ν, 283.
Dithmari Episcopi Chronicon vi, 315.
Dionysius v, 24.

Diversity of human character, on the
No. II. vi, 248.

Dogs, on the Howling of v, 72.
Draco, observations on the constella-
tion vi, 8, 9.

Drummond, Sir W. Remarks on his
version of Egyptian names &c. No.
III. v, 43-Answer to Remarks v,
180 on the origin of the Phæaces
v, 289-sequel to his Essay on the
Saguntum Inscription vi, 4-on the
Tyrian Inscription vi, 191-Supple-
ment to a Dissertation on the 49th
ch. of Genesis v, 30-Remarks on a
Phoenician Inscription v, 47-on
Babylonish bricks v, 126.
Dryden, an observation of, on the
versification of Claudian v, 29.

Emulation, on vi, 258.
English letters v, 388, 394.
Epilogus ad Andriam v, 158.
Epicurus, the principles of vi, 89.
Etymological pursuits, character of
vi, 42.

Etymology, definition of v, 182.
Eupuxpawv, signification of the epithet,
applied to Agamemnon vi, 29.
Eutropius, collatus cum MSto in Bibl.
Cantab. v, 349.

Eve, reasons for her curiosity of know-
ing the mystery of the tree v, 99.
Evil in the world, true origin of v, 100.
Ewers, M. Gustavus vi, 315.
Existence of Troy, on the v, 15.
Remarks on vi, 25.
Extemporary Latin verses v, 143.

F.

Facetiæ Classicæ v, 285, 297.
Falconer's edition of Strabo, examina-

tion of a criticism on No. I. vi, 45.
Fall of Man, Defence of the account in
Genesis of the v, 93.
Fenica, inscription at v, 395.
Fessler, Dr. vi, 319.

Festus Avienus, Notes on v, 108. No.

III. vi, 148. No. IV. vi, 295.
First Aorist, observation on the v, 118.
Fishes of Avienus described, the nu-
merous vi, 150.

Foxes with the firebrands, on the story
of vi, 325.
Frauenhobz M. v, 11.

French letters v, 385, 389, 390.
Frey's Hebrew Bible, notice of v, 178.

G.

Galatians, commentary on a part of
the epistle to the v, 310.
"Galilee of the nations", why called
vi, 328.

Galt, Mr. J. vi, 201.

Gamelia, meaning of the word vi, 13.
Gamelion, the month derived from Ga-
melia vi, 13.
Genesius, M. v, 11.

Genesis, Supplement to a Dissertation
on the 49th Chapter of v, 30:
Genesis, defence on the account of the
Fall of Man in v, 93.

Genesis, commentary on a passage in
vi, 34.

-remarks on the 11th ch. of vi,
344 on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th
chap. of vi, 387-390.
Geography, ancient v, 13.

German Literati, Researches of, No.
III. v, 1. No. iv. vi, 313.
Gesner, remarks of the accuracy of v,

338.

Gibeon, derivation of vi, 327.
Gibraltar, description of v, 111.
Glossio, de v, 363.
Goschen, M. v, 5.
Goethe, M. v, 9.

Golden age, happiness of the vi, 229.
Goldmann, M. G. A. F. v, 8.

Græc. Accentuum Regulæ præcipuæ
Lamb. Bos vi, 338.

Græcos auctores, conjecturæ critica
in v, 36. No. II. v, 361. iv, No. iv.
63. No. v. vi, 342.-Canteri de ra
tione emendandi v, 203.
Grant, Mr. C. a poem by v, 333.
Grecian Navy, number and strength of
the vi, 27.

Grecian Mythology, remarks on vi,

229.

Greece, antiquities in v, 263.

Grecian language, character of the vi,
242-a parallel between the Latin,
Sanskrita, and the vi, 375.

Greek, Specimens of modern v, 401.
Greek War song v, 404.

Greek writers, illustrated by Eastern
languages v, 182.

Greek Test, circumstances, that have
given us the true state of v, 62.
Greek accents, the necessity of, in an
editor v, 348.

Greek letters v, 382, 384.

Greek words derived from the Sanskri-
ta vi, 375.

Theatre at Syracuse, inscrip-
tions on the vi, 391.

Greeks, a strong proof of the civiliza-
tion of the vi, 28.

Gordys, the settlement of the Argian co-
lony of v, 265.

Governor, the duties of a vi, 237.
Greenland, description of vi, 300.