XXI. GREEK AND LATIN CLASSICS, WITH TRANSLATIONS. Eschines. Orations. (Gr. et Lat.) (De- | Cicero. Opera Omnia. (Latin.) Aristotle. Metaphysics, translated by Mac Demosthenese. Against Leptines, Midias, Mahon. etc., translated by Kennedy. translated by Leland. Aristotle. Nicomachean Ethics, translated Demosthenese. Miscellaneous Orations, by Brown. Aristotle. Organon. (Logical Treatises.) Demosthenese. Miscellaneous Orations, Translated by Owen. Aristotle. Politics and Economics, trans- Demosthenese. Olynthiac and other Oralated by Walford. translated by Kennedy. tions, translated by Kennedy. translated by Kennedy. Aristotle. Treatise on Rhetoric, also his Demosthenese. On the Crown and Embassy, Bion. Idyls of, translated into Prose by Banks; into Verse by Chapman. (Theocritus.) Diogenese Laertius. Lives, etc., of Eminent Epictetus. Works of. Euripides. Tragedies, translated by Buckley. Cæsar's Commentaries on the Gallic War. Euripides. Catullus. Poems, translated in Prose by (C. L.) Watson. Roman History, translated by (Justin, etc.) Florus, L. A. Roman History, translated by Watson. (Sallust, etc.) Funeral Orations, from the Greek of Thucydides, Plato and Lysias. Greek Anthology, translated by Burges. Heliodorus. Ethiopics, translated by Smith. Herodotus. (Greek and Latin.) Herodotus. (Latin) Notes by Wheeler. Homer. Same. Translated by Chapman. Buckley. Homer. Odyssey. (Greek.) Notes, by Owen. Lucilius. Satires, translated by Evans. Lucretius. Nature of Things, translated Lysios. Orations. (Funeral Orations.) Muller. Literature of Ancient Greece. Nepos, Cornelius. Works. (Latin.) Notes, Nepos, Cornelius. Lives of Eminent Com- Ovid. Heorides, Amours, etc., translated Homer. Same. Translated into prose, by Ovid. Metamorphosis, translated by Riley. Homer. Burlesque Translation. Horace. Odes. (Latin.) Notes by Liccoln. Horace. Same. Translated by Martin. Isocrates. Opera. (Greek.) Justin's History of the World (Greece and Ovid. Fasto, Fristia, etc., translated by Pindar. Odes of, translated into Prose by Lemperiere, J. Bibliotheca Classica. Livy, T. Same; translated by Barker. (C.L.) Longinus. Translated into English. Pliny. Natural History, translated by Bos- Pliny the Younger. Letters, translated by Orrery. Translation. Elegies of. Translated by Quintilian's Institutes. Quintus Curtius. History of Alexander the | Terence's Comedies, translated by Riley; also the Fables of Phædrus. Great. (Latin.) Quintus Curtius. Pratt. Same. Translated by Theocritus. Idylls of. Translated into prose, by Banks; into verse, by Chapman; also Idylls of Bion and Moschus, and War Songs of Tyrtæus. Theognis. Maxims of. Translated into prose, by Banks; into verse, by Frere. Thucydides. Peloponesian War. (Greek.) Notes by Owen. Thucydides. Same. Translated by Dale. Thucydides. Same. Translated by Smith. (C. L.) Thucydides. Analysis and Summary of, by Wheeler. Thucydides. Orations. (Funeral Orations.) Tibullus. Poems. Translated into prose, by Kelly; into verse, by Lamb and Granger. (Catullus.) Tooke. Pantheon of the Heathen Gods. Virgilii. Works. (Latin.) Notes by Cooper. Tacitus. Histories. (Latin.) Notes by Xenophon. Anabasis. (Greek.) Notes, by Tacitus. Germinia and Agricola. (Latin.) Xenophon. Same; translated by Spalman. |