Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Colophon
- Contents
- No. LIX
- No. LX
- Prof. SCHLEGEL'S History of the Elephant and Sphinx; with Classical and Oriental Remarks
- Some Account of an Excursion from Rome to Horace's Sabine Farm
- Cambridge English Prize Poem, for 1821:—Athens
- On the Pyramids of Egypt. Part V
- Observations on the Excerpta from the Scholia of Proclus on the Cratylus of Plato, by Prof. BOISSONADE. Part II
- Notice of “BAGSTER'S Scripture Harmony”
- Classical Criticism: Prof. PORSON'S Derivation of refuted
- A. H. L. Heerenii Dissertatio de Chori Græcorum Tragici Natura et Indole, ratione argumenta habita. Part II
- Duæ RUHNKENII Epistolæ Ineditæ, a cl. CAR. MOR-GENSTERNIO nunc in lucem prolatæ
- In Demosthenem Commentarii JOANNIS SEAGER. NO. VIII
- Notice of “Anti-Tooke; or an Analysis of the Principles and Structure of Language, exemplified in the English Tongue
- Notice of “Travels in Persia and other Countries of the East, by Sir W. OUSELEY, Knt.” Part II
- Parallel Passages
- Latin Prize Poem : Paulus ad Fidem conversus. Sir R. WALPOLE
- On the Various Readings of the Hebrew Bible. Letter IV
- Emendations of the text of Plato
- E. H. BARKERI Dissertatio de Variis Bassis, quorum mentio in veteribus Scriptoribus et Monumentis facta est
- The Arithmetic of the Holy Scriptures. Part VI
- Biblical Criticism: On the 1st and 2nd chapters of St. Matthew; comprising a view of the leading Arguments in favor of their Authenticity, and of the principal Objections which have been urged on the subject
- Extracts from neglected Books: Baptistæ Mantuani Carmelitæ Adolescentia, seu Bucolica—Francisci Petrarchæ Æglogæ—Metrical Conceit—Pugna Porcorum
- Is the Nightingale the Herald of Day as well as the Messenger of Spring? NO. IV
- On Fables, and the Eastern Sciences
- The Meaning of St. Paul 1 Cor. xi. 10. clearly established on the Authority of the Scriptures, of the Fathers, and of D. Heinsius and Joseph Mede, without any alteration or interpolation of the Sacred Text
- Remarks on a Passage of Polyænus
- Biblical Criticism
- Literæ Quædam Ineditæ ex Autographis inter schedas D'Orvillianas, in Bibl. Bodl. adservatas descriptæ. NO. III
- Notice of “Bibliotheca Biblica; a select List of Books on Sacred Literature; with notices, biographical, critical, and bibliographical
- Notice of “Acta Apostolorum. Variorum Notis turn dictionem tum materiam illustrantibus suas adjecit HASTINGS ROBINSON, A. M.”
- Rare Arabic Manuscript
- Answer to an Extract of a Letter from Mr. Walckenaer, inserted in Class. Journ. No. LIX
- Westminster Prologue and Epilogue to the Phormio of Terence: for December, 1824
- Notice of Prof. BOISSONADE'S Publications
- Notice of “The Death of Demosthenes: a Tragedy—inprose. Translated from the modern Greek
- Subject for Themes, &c
- Literary Intelligence
- Selection of Foreign Literary Intelligence
- To Correspondents
- THE PLENARY INSPIRATION OF THE SCRIPTURES ASSERTED
Notice of “Acta Apostolorum. Variorum Notis turn dictionem tum materiam illustrantibus suas adjecit HASTINGS ROBINSON, A. M.”
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Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Colophon
- Contents
- No. LIX
- No. LX
- Prof. SCHLEGEL'S History of the Elephant and Sphinx; with Classical and Oriental Remarks
- Some Account of an Excursion from Rome to Horace's Sabine Farm
- Cambridge English Prize Poem, for 1821:—Athens
- On the Pyramids of Egypt. Part V
- Observations on the Excerpta from the Scholia of Proclus on the Cratylus of Plato, by Prof. BOISSONADE. Part II
- Notice of “BAGSTER'S Scripture Harmony”
- Classical Criticism: Prof. PORSON'S Derivation of refuted
- A. H. L. Heerenii Dissertatio de Chori Græcorum Tragici Natura et Indole, ratione argumenta habita. Part II
- Duæ RUHNKENII Epistolæ Ineditæ, a cl. CAR. MOR-GENSTERNIO nunc in lucem prolatæ
- In Demosthenem Commentarii JOANNIS SEAGER. NO. VIII
- Notice of “Anti-Tooke; or an Analysis of the Principles and Structure of Language, exemplified in the English Tongue
- Notice of “Travels in Persia and other Countries of the East, by Sir W. OUSELEY, Knt.” Part II
- Parallel Passages
- Latin Prize Poem : Paulus ad Fidem conversus. Sir R. WALPOLE
- On the Various Readings of the Hebrew Bible. Letter IV
- Emendations of the text of Plato
- E. H. BARKERI Dissertatio de Variis Bassis, quorum mentio in veteribus Scriptoribus et Monumentis facta est
- The Arithmetic of the Holy Scriptures. Part VI
- Biblical Criticism: On the 1st and 2nd chapters of St. Matthew; comprising a view of the leading Arguments in favor of their Authenticity, and of the principal Objections which have been urged on the subject
- Extracts from neglected Books: Baptistæ Mantuani Carmelitæ Adolescentia, seu Bucolica—Francisci Petrarchæ Æglogæ—Metrical Conceit—Pugna Porcorum
- Is the Nightingale the Herald of Day as well as the Messenger of Spring? NO. IV
- On Fables, and the Eastern Sciences
- The Meaning of St. Paul 1 Cor. xi. 10. clearly established on the Authority of the Scriptures, of the Fathers, and of D. Heinsius and Joseph Mede, without any alteration or interpolation of the Sacred Text
- Remarks on a Passage of Polyænus
- Biblical Criticism
- Literæ Quædam Ineditæ ex Autographis inter schedas D'Orvillianas, in Bibl. Bodl. adservatas descriptæ. NO. III
- Notice of “Bibliotheca Biblica; a select List of Books on Sacred Literature; with notices, biographical, critical, and bibliographical
- Notice of “Acta Apostolorum. Variorum Notis turn dictionem tum materiam illustrantibus suas adjecit HASTINGS ROBINSON, A. M.”
- Rare Arabic Manuscript
- Answer to an Extract of a Letter from Mr. Walckenaer, inserted in Class. Journ. No. LIX
- Westminster Prologue and Epilogue to the Phormio of Terence: for December, 1824
- Notice of Prof. BOISSONADE'S Publications
- Notice of “The Death of Demosthenes: a Tragedy—inprose. Translated from the modern Greek
- Subject for Themes, &c
- Literary Intelligence
- Selection of Foreign Literary Intelligence
- To Correspondents
- THE PLENARY INSPIRATION OF THE SCRIPTURES ASSERTED
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- The Classical Journal , pp. 381 - 390Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2013First published in: 1824