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1926-27

STATE OHO

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PREFACE

THIS issue of the Year's Work includes articles on Greek and Latin Palaeography and Textual Criticism, which subjects have not been dealt with recently.

It should be understood that the Year's Work does not profess to deal with works published later than June in the year in which it appears.

I take this opportunity of thanking the Oxford and Cambridge Presses, the American Philological Association (Middletown, Connecticut), the Association Guillaume Budé, publishers of the "Les Belles Lettres" series (Paris), and the Fundació Bernat Metge (Barcelona), and various individual writers for sending me copies of new classical publications.

S. G. O.

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I. GREEK LITERATURE. By J. F. Dobson, M.A.,
Professor of Greek in the University of
Bristol

II. LATIN LITERATURE. BY A. D. Nock, M.A.,
Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge

III. GREEK HISTORY. By M. Cary, D.Litt.,

Reader in Ancient History in London

University

IV. ROMAN HISTORY. By Hugh Last, M.A.,

Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford

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I

II

21

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V. GREEK AND ROMAN RELIGION. By H. J.

Rose, M.A., Professor of Greek in the

University of St. Andrews

VI. ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY. By Dorothy Tarrant,

M.A., London; Class. Trip., Camb.,

Lecturer in Greek, Bedford College,

University of London

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VII. GREEK PALAEOGRAPHY AND TEXTUAL

CRITICISM. By T. W. Allen, M.A., Fellow

of Queen's College, Oxford

VIII. LATIN PALAEOGRAPHY AND TEXTUAL

CRITICISM. By A. C. Clark, M.A., Hon.

Litt.D., Durham, Dublin, Manchester;

Corpus Professor of Latin in the University

of Oxford

IX. GREEK ARCHAEOLOGY AND EXCAVATION. By

A. M. Woodward, M.A., Director of the

British School at Athens

X. ITALIAN ARCHAEOLOGY AND EXCAVATION.

By Thomas Ashby, D.Litt., F.S.A.

INDEX

59

69

75

85

ΙΟΙ

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