THE CLASSICAL JOURNAL: FOR MARCH AND JUNE, 1819. VOL. XIX. Ω φίλος, εἰ σοφὸς εἶ, λάβε μ' ἐς χέρας· εἰ δέ γε πάμπαν Νῆς ἔφυς Μουσέων, ῥίψον ἃ μὴ νοέεις. 下 London: EPIG. INCERT. PRINTED BY A. J. VALPY, TOOKE'S COURT, CHANCERY LANE; SOLD BY LONGMAN, HURST, REES, ORME, AND BROWN; F. C. AND J. RIVINGTONS; SHERWOOD AND CO., PATERNOSTER ROW; PARKER, OXFORD; BARRETT, CAM BRIDGE; MACREDIE AND CO., EDIN BURGH; CUMMING, DUBLIN; AND ALL OTHER BOOKSELLERS. No. XXXVI. p. 380, Instead of “éppúyaow pro éppáyn, gushed” read, ἐῤῥώγασιν pro ἐῤῥάγησαν s. ἔῤῥαγεν, gushed. CONTENTS OF NO. XXXVII. A REPLY to the QUARTERLY REVIEW on the New Trans- lation of the BIBLE from the Original Hebrew. By J. PAGE Of the IGNORANCE of the most celebrated MODERNS re- lative to the PHILOSOPHY of ARISTOTLE. (Concluded.) 31 HYPOTHESES of Mr. BRYANT and Mr. FABER reconciled 65 Odes by Professors HERMANN and BÖTTIGER, in comme- moration of the King of SAXONY'S JUBILEE, Sept. 1818 ADVERSARIA LITERARIA. No. XIX.-Fragment of a Poem on the Actian War, copied from a MS. taken from Herculaneum; supposed to be written by C. Ra- birius- Remarks on two passages of Sophocles, Ed. Br.-Politiani Carmen-M. S. Viri multis nominibus di- lecti desideratique; Frank Sayers, M. D.-Anthologia ante Jacobsium ineditæ epigrammata tria correcta-Scali- ger de Accentibus-In quendam parvum et macilentum. 185 |