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FORMAL LOGIC;OR, THE CALCULUS OF INFERENCE, NECESSARY AND PROBABLE.BY AUGUSTUS DE MORGAN,|

Professor of Mathematics in University College, London.|8vo. 12s.|

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LEXICON TO ESCHYLUS;

CONTAINING A CRITICAL EXPLANATION OF THE MORE DIFFICULT PASSAGES INTHE SEVEN TRAGEDIES.

BY THE REV. W. LINWOOD, A.M., M.R.A.S.

Second Edition, revised and enlarged. 8vo. 12s. cloth.

‘We have much pleasure in recommending the work to the notice of students, who will derive verygreat assistance from it in the study of Zschylus.”—C/assical Museum, No. I.

A HISTORY OF ROME,

FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO THE DEATH OF COMMODUS, A.D. 192.

BY DR. LEONHARD SCHMITZ, F.R.S.E.Rector of the High School of Edinburgh.1 thick vol. 12mo. 7s. 6d. cloth; or 8s. 6d. strongly bound in leather.

||“ Of the merits of the‘ History of Rome” by Dr. Schmitz, it would require an elaborate|article to speak as they deserve; for its scholarship, the high reputation of the author, the Rector of theHigh School at Edinburgh, is a sufficient guarantee. Though a pupil and follower of Niebuhr, his workis not a mere condensation of Niebuhr’s; every part of it bears evidence of a careful and independent useof the original authorities; and the result is a unity of plan, and a due proportion between the severalparts, which abridgments cannot possess."The most prominent feature in the work is, as it appears tous, the great labour bestowed on the earlier portion, the development of the constitution, and thestruggle between the two estates. While the difficulties of this subject are fairly grappled with, thediscussion is not overladen with a needless display of abstruse learning, useless and therefore mischievousin a work designed for schools. To the complete success of this effort to render intelligible to boys thismost important, if not very attractive, part of Roman History, we can testify from our own experience,”— Educational Times.

QUESTIONS ON DR, SCHMITZ’S HISTORY OF ROME.,BY JOHN ROBSON, B.A.,

Assistant Master in University College School.

12mo. 2s.

THE CLASSICAL MUSEUM;

A JOURNAL OF PHILOLOGY AND OF ANCIENT HISTORY AND LITERATURE.8vo. Vol. II. 12s. 6d. cloth. Vols. III. IV. V. and VI. each 14s. 6d. cloth.The Work will be continued Quarterly. Price of each Part, 3s. 6d. Part XXIT. is published.

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