Japanese Texts, Primitive and Mediaeval, edited with introductions, notes and glossaries, by F. V. DICKINS, C.B. 1906. Two vols. Fourteen illustrations and maps. 8vo (9 × 6). Vol. I. Romanized Texts, pp. xxxvi +338. 16s. net. Vol. II. Translations, pp. cviii + 420. 16s. net. The two vols. 30s. net. At the Clarendon Press.

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The Ancient History of China to the end of the Chóu Dynasty, by F. HIRTH. Crown 8vo (73 ×54), pp. xx +384. Out of print.

1911. With map. Columbia University Press. China and the Chinese. Six Lectures, by H. A. GILES. 1912. Crown 8vo (7×5), pp. x + 230. 8s. 6d. net. Columbia University Press.

CONTENTS.-The Chinese Language, A Chinese Library, Democratic China, China and Ancient Greece, Taoism, Some Chinese Manners and Customs.

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Section V

Natural Science

The History and Methods of the Sciences. Under this head are given only works and collections dealing with science generally or with several sciences-such as the commemoration volume of Essays upon Roger Bacon, the Studies collected by Dr. SINGER, two sets of lectures upon the methods of the sciences, and the history of the Royal Society, with illustrative documents. Works on the history and methods (including methods of teaching) of the special sciences will be found under the headings of each science. Mathematics, BRANFORD, BOOLE; Physics, HELMHOLTZ, LODGE, MAXWELL; Astronomy, SCHIAPARELLI, HEATH, BRADLEY; Biology, POULTON, ROLLESTON, BURDON-SANDERSON, RAY LANKESTER ; Physiology, GOTCH; Botany, SACHS and GREEN, VINES and DRUCE.

The books on the History of Medicine, pp. 417-18, cover wide ground, including besides a translation (in progress) of NEUBURGER's History, special investigation of the Medicine of Ancient India, Greek and Roman surgical instruments, Syrian Anatomy, AngloSaxon Medicine, and Dr. Crawfurd's books.

Pp. 400-403.

Mathematics. Advanced books and elementary school books.

Physics and Chemistry. Advanced books, among which Clerk Maxwell's classical Treatise still holds its place, and elementary school books. Pp. 404-406.

Astronomy, including Sir Thomas Heath's Aristarchus of Samos, with its history of Greek Astronomy. Pp. 407-408.

Geology, including the authorized translation of The Face of the Earth by Prof. Suess, in four volumes. P. 408.

Biology, including the books on Embryology by J. W. Jenkinson and A Naturalist in Tasmania by Geoffrey Smith: both authors killed in action in the war. Pp. 409-11.

Botany includes the Index Kewensis, the long series (thirty-seven volumes) of Annals of Botany, and many translations from the German, headed by Schimper's finely illustrated Geography of Plants. A beginning is being made with books on Forestry. Pp. 413-16 a.

Natural History: a brief list of the Natural History Publications of the Trustees of the British Museum, for which Mr. Milford has now become a selling agent.

Pp. 416 b-h. Medicine, after the historical books, see above, begins with Human Anatomy and Physiology, and Pathology, pp. 420-1; Medical books occupy pp. 421-5 a, Surgery, pp. 425 a-30, the treatment of Children, nursing, &c., pp. 431–2.

Pp. 417-32. Oxford Technical Publications, including books on Soldering, Metal Pattern Cutting, Electro-Deposition of Metals, Motor Car Practice, Yarn Counts, &c., close this section of the Catalogue.

Pp. 432-32 a Romanes Lectures. Decennial volumes. 8vo (91 x 6). At the Clarendon Press. Vol. I, 1892-1900. Out of print. CONTENTS:-An Academic Sketch, by the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone; Evolution and Ethics, by the Right Hon. T. H. Huxley; The Effect of External Influences upon Development, by August Weismann; The Obligations of the Universities towards Art, by W. Holman Hunt; The English National Character, by Mandell Creighton, D.D.; Machiavelli, by the Right Hon. John Morley; Types of Scenery and their Influence on Literature, by Sir Archibald Geikie; Humanism in Education, by R. C. Jebb; The Evolution of English Lexicography, by Sir James A. H. Murray.

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Vol. III, 1911-1920, pp. 246. 16s. net. CONTENTS:-Romances of Chivalry on Greek Soil, by J. B. Bury; Lord Chatham as an Orator, by H. M. Butler; The Imperial Peace, by W. M. Ramsay; The Atomic Theory, by J. J. Thomson; Science and the War, by E. B. Poulton; The Victorian Age, by H. H. Asquith; The Idea of Progress, by W. R. Inge. K k

History and Methods of the Sciences

The Works of Aristotle translated into English under the general editorship of J. A. SMITH and W. D. ROSS. Already published: Vol. IV, Historia Animalium. Vol. V, De Partibus, De Motu, De Incessu Animalium, De Generatione Animalium. Vol. VI, Opuscula, De Coloribus, De Audibilibus, &c., &c. Fascicules of Vol. II (de Caelo, de Generatione et Corruptione) and Vol. III (Meteorologica, Parva Naturalia. See p. 123.

Roger Bacon: Essays contributed for the Seventh Centenary. Collected and edited by

A. G. LITTLE. 1914. 8vo (9 × 6), pp. 434. 16s. net.

CONTENTS:-Life and Works, by A. G. LITTLE; Der Einfluss des Robert Grosseteste, by Dr. LUDWIG BAUR; La place parmi les Philosophes, by FRANÇOIS PICAVET; The Latin Vulgate, by Cardinal GASQUET; Philology, by S. A. HIRSCH; Mathematics, by D. E. SMITH; Verdienste um die Optik, by EILHARD WIEDEMANN; Lehre von der sinnlichen Spezies, by SEBASTIAN VOGL; De Speculis, by J. WÜRSCHMIDT; L'Horreur du Vide, by PIERRE DUHEM; Alchemy and Chemistry, by M. M. PATTISON MUIR; Gunpowder, by Lieut.-Col. H. W. L. HIME; Medicine, by E. WITHINGTON; English Literature, by J. E. SANDYS. Works, with references to MSS. and printed editions, by A. G. LITTLE. At the Clarendon Press.

Roger Bacon. By Sir J. E. SANDYS. 1914. Pp. 18. 1s. net. British Academy. A Pageant of the Thirteenth Century for the Seven Hundredth Anniversary of Roger Bacon, given by Columbia University: the Plan and Notes by JOHN J. GOSS, the Text by JOHN ERSKINE, the Illustrations by CLAGGETT WILSON. 1915. Limited edition, Demy 4to (10 × 8), pp. 76. 8s. 6d. net. Also an edition in Royal 8vo (10 × 61⁄2). 2s. 6d. net. Columbia University Press.

Petrus Peregrinus de Maricourt and his Epistola de Magnete. By SIL

British Academy.

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VANUS P. THOMPSON. 1906. Pp. 32. 2s. net. Studies in the History and Method of Science. SINGER. 1917. Out of print. Second series. 1921. Imperial 560, with 55 plates (7 coloured). 48s. net. The Rose of the Winds, and development of the Compass-Card, by SILVANUS P. THOMPSON. 1914. Royal 8vo (92 × 6), pp. 32, and plates. 4s. net. British Academy. Palissy, Bacon, and the Revival of Natural Science, by Sir T. CLIFFORD ALLBUTT. 1914. Royal 8vo (92 × 6), pp. 16. 1s. net. British Academy. Historical Essay on the First Publication of Sir Isaac Newton's Principia, by S. P. RIGAUD, 1838. Royal 8vo (91 × 64), pp. 192. 4s. net. Lectures on the Method of Science, delivered in Oxford, 1905. Edited by T. B. STRONG. 1906. 8vo (9 × 6), pp. 250. 7s. 6d. net.

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Scientific Method as a Mental Operation, by THOMAS CASE. Scientific Method, by
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Stars, by A. H. FISON. Anthropology: Evolution of Currency, by Sir RICHARD
TEMPLE. Archaeological Evidence, by W. M. FLINDERS PETRIE. Scientific
Method applied to History, by T. B. STRONG.
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Elementary Science, Nature Study and Practical Work in Preparatory Schools and
the Lower Forms of Secondary Schools. Being a Report of the Sub-Committee appointed
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Oxford University Press.
The Development of the Sciences. By E. W. BROWN, H. A. BUM-
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Edited by L. L. WOODRUFF. 1923. Medium 8vo (94×6), pp. xiv+328, with 28
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Makers of Science: Mathematics, Physics, Astronomy. By
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La Notion d'Espace, par D. NYS.
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1922.

Columbia University Lectures. A series of twenty-one lectures descriptive in non-technical language of the achievements in Science, Philosophy, and Art, delivered during the academic year 1907-8. Med. 8vo (91⁄2 × 61). 2s. net each. Mathematics, by C. J. KEYSER. 1907.

Pp. 44.

Physics, by E. F. NICHOLS. 1907. Pp. 26.
Astronomy, by H. JACOBY. 1908. Pp. 16.
Geology, by J. F. KEMP. 1908. Pp. 36.
Biology, by E. B. WILSON. 1912. Pp. 24.
Physiology, by F. S. LEE. 1909. Pp. 30.
Botany, by H. M. RICHARDS.
Pp. 36.

Zoology, by H. E. CRAMPTON.

Pp. 36.

1908.

1908.

Anthropology, by F. BOAS. 1909. Pp. 28. o.p.
Archaeology, by J. R. WHEELER. 1908.
Pp. 28. Out of print.

History, by J. H. ROBINSON.

Pp. 30.

1912.

Economics, by H. R. SEAGER. 1909.
Pp. 28.

Politics, by C. A. BEARD. 1912. Pp. 36.
Jurisprudence, by M. SMITH. 1909. Pp. 42.
Sociology, by F. H. GIDDINGS. 1911.
Pp. 44.

Philosophy, by N. M. BUTLER. 1908. Pp. 28.
Psychology, by R. S. WOODWORTH. 1909.
Pp. 26.

Metaphysics, by F. J. E. WOODBRIDGE.
1909. Pp. 26.

Ethics, by J. DEWEY. 1909. Pp. 40.
Philology, by A. V. W. JACKSON.
Pp. 30. Out of print.

1908.

Literature, by H. T. PECK. 1908. Pp. 40.
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Scientific Features of Modern Medicine, by FREDERICK S. LEE. 1911.
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Mysticism in Modern Mathematics, by H. BERKELEY. 1910. 8vo (9×6),
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The Royal Society

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