Dr. Charles Waldstein, in his article entitled ‘The Bronze Statue from Cerigotto and the Study of Style,’ which appeared in vol. xxiv, pp. 129–134 of this Journal, published a protest against the methods and results of my research.

If I reply to Dr. Waldstein's statements by a counter-protest, I do so only in deference to the high scientific position occupied by this Journal, the organ of a Society which has conferred on me the distinction of honorary membership. As to the general question of Dr. Waldstein's scientific work, on which the value of his criticism depends, I have already expressed my opinion in my notice of his ‘Argive Heraeum’ written for the Berliner philologische Wochenschrift, July 1904.