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Parker, J. H. The archæology of Rome. Pt. I, 4, 5, 7-12. Oxford, etc., 1876-79. 9 pt. in 8 v. 80. Illus.

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2d ed. 1878. 4. The twelve Egyptian obelisks. 2d ed. 1879. - 5. The forum Romanum. 2d ed. 1879.-7. The colosseum at Rome. 1876.-8. The aqueducts of Rome. 1876.-9. The tombs in and near Rome. 1876; 10. Mythology in funereal sculpture, and Early Christian sculpture. 1877..-11. Medieval church and altar decorations in Rome, and Mosaic pictures. 1876. 12. The catacombs of Rome. 1877.

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-xi. June 8, 1786-Dec. 1, 1790.-xii. Appendix: Documents. Notes on the forts.

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tion of the soul, as discoursed in Timæus; tr. by J. Philips. — That a philosopher ought chiefly to converse with great men; tr. by K. Chetwood. A discourse concerning Socrates's dæmon; tr. by [T.] Creech. - Curiosity; tr. by M. Wheeler. How a man may be sensible of his progress in virtue; tr. by Mr. Tod [Hugh Todd?]. - Fortune; tr. by W. Baxter.-Virtue and vice; tr. by the same. -Conjugal precepts; tr. by J. Philips.

iii. Whether 'twere rightly said, live concealed; tr. by T. Whitaker. - Abstract of a comparison between Aristophanes and Menander; tr. by W. Baxter.- Banishment; tr. by J. Patrick. - Brotherly love; tr. by J. Thomson. Wherefore the Pythian priestess now ceases to deliver her oracles in verse; tr. by J. Philips. -Of those sentiments concerning nature with which philosophers were delighted; tr. by J. Dowel. - Breviate of a discourse showing that the Stoics speak greater improbabilities than the poets; tr. by W. Baxter. - Symposiacs; tr. by T. C. — Moral virtue; tr. by C. H.-Natural questions; tr. by R. Brown.

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Plato. Euthyphro and Menexenus; edited by C. E. Graves. London, 1881. 180. pp. viii. 131. (Elementary classics.)

Plea (The) of the colonies on the charges brought against them by Lord Md, and others, in a letter to his lordship. London, 1775. 8°. pp. 47. Plutarchus. Morals; translated by several hands; corrected and revised by W. W. Goodwin, with an introduction by R. W. Emerson. Boston, 1878. 5 v. 8o.

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Hoy. Of large acquaintance; tr. by W. G.-The fortune or virtue of Alexander the Great; tr. by J. Philips.

ii. The banquet of the seven wise men; tr. by R. Davis. How a young man ought to hear poems; tr. by S. Ford. Envy and hatred; tr. by P. Lancaster. How to know a flatterer from a friend; tr. by [G.] Tullie. That it is not possible to live pleasurably according to the doctrine of Epicurus; tr. by W. Baxter. Roman questions; tr. by I. Chauncy. -Greek questions; tr. by the same. The love of wealth; tr. by [J. Patrick. How a man may inoffensively praise himself without being liable to envy; tr. by [P.] Lancaster. - The procrea

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Plymouth Council. The first Plymouth patent, granted June 1, 1621; now first printed from the original manuscript; edited by C. Deane. Cambridge, 1854. 4o. pp. 16.

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Porter, N. The human intellect; with an introduction upon psychology and the soul. 4th ed. New York, (cop. 1868). 80. pp. xxvii.+(1)+(5)-673. London, 1764. 8o. pp. (4)+131. [Pownall, T.] The administration of the colo

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Proceedings of the public demonstration of sympathy with Pope Pius IX., and with Italy, New York, Nov. 29, 1847. New York, 1847. 80. pp. 60.

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Ramusio, G. B. Delle navigationi et viaggi raccolte [sic] nelle quali si descrivono tutti quei paesi che da già 300 anni sin' hora sono stati scoperti. Venetia, 1613, 1583, '65. 3 v. fo. Illus. Contents:i. Leo, J., Africanus. Descrittione dell' Africa. Cadamosto, A. Navigatione [con navigatione del capitano P. di Sintra] Hanno Carthaginiensis. Navigatione nelle parti dell' Africa, fuori delle colonne d' Hercole. Navigatione da Lisbona all' Isola di San Thome; scritta per un pilotto portoghese. -Gama, V. da. Navigatione oltra il Capo di Buona Speranza, fino in Calicut. - Alvarez, P. Navigatione da Lisbona in Calicut. - Vespucci, A. Lettere [e] sommario di due sue navigationi. —Lopez, T. Navigatione verso l'Indie Orientali. - Empoli, G. da. Viaggio nell' India. -Varthema, L di. Itinerario. - Diodorus Siculus. Navigatione di Iambole. - Corsali, A. Due lettere. Alvarez, F. Viaggio nella Ethiopia. Fracastoro, G. Crescer del fiume Nilo. - Arrianus. Navigatione di Nearcho. - Viaggio di un comito venetiano alla citta del Diu, nella India. -ArriaNavigatione del Mar Rosso fino all' Indie Orientali. — Barbosa, O. Libro dell' Indie. - Sommario delli regni, città e

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Ratzinger, G. Die Volkswirthschaft in ihren sittlichen Grundlagen: ethisch-sociale Studien über Cultur und Civilisation. Freiburg im Breisgau, 1881. 80. pp. (2)+xiv. +532.

Contents:-Armuth und Reichthum. - Eigenthum und Communismus. - Arbeit und Kapital. - Wucher und Zins. — Vergangenheit und Gegenwart. Cultur und Civilization.

Recovery (The) of America demonstrated to be practicable by Great Britain; containing a copy of the outlines of a plan for reinstating the British empire, addressed to the Earl of Shelbourne; also an address to several of the cabinet ministers; by a man of no party. London, 1782. 8o. pp. 26.

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James, H. Nature and person. -Weiss, J. Woman.
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Economic laws. -Powell, A. M. Quakerism. - Morse, E.
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Darwinism.-Powell, J. W.-Indian ethics.Hunt, T. S.
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Scott, E. G. The development of constitutional liberty in the English colonies of America. New York, 1882. 80. pp. xv.+334.

Contents:-The era of constitutional development in England. The era of state development in America. -The era of constitutional development in America.

Searles, W. H. The railroad spiral; the theory of the compound transition curve reduced to practical formulæ and rules for field work, with

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Smith, George. History of Delaware county, Penn., from the discovery of the territory included the geology of the county, and catalogues of its minwithin its limits to the present time, with a notice of erals, plants, quadrupeds and birds. Philadelphia, 1862. 8°. pp. vii.+582. Illus.

"Written under the direction of the Delaware County Institute of Science."

Smith, M. A geographical view of the British possessions in North America, comprehending Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, New Britain, Lower and Upper Canada, with all the country to the north and west; with an appendix, containing a concise history of the war in Canada, to date. Baltimore, 1814. 16o. 288. PP.

Smith, Walter. The drawing book of standard reproductions and original designs. Boston, (cop. 1872). fo. 200 plates.

[Smith, William, D.D.] A general idea of the college of Mirania; with a sketch of the method of teaching science and religion in the several classes, and some account of its rise, establishment and buildings. New York, 1753. sm. 4o. pp. 86.

A sermon on the present situation of American affairs, preached in Christ Church, June 23, 1775. Philadelphia, 1775. 8o. pp. (4)+iv.+32.

Smith, William, Chief Justice of N. Y. The which is annexed a description of the country, the history of the province of New York, 1608-1732; to inhabitants, and the constitution of the courts of justice. London, 1757. 4o. pp. xii. +255. Illus. tables of deflections and ordinates for five hundred spirals. New York, 1882. 120. pp. vii.+(1)+85. Smith, W., and H. Wace, editors. A dictionSeeley, J. R. Life and times of Stein; or, Ger- ary of Christian biography, literature, sects and docmany and Prussia in the Napoleonic age. Cam-trines: being a continuation of The dictionary of bridge, 1878. 3 v. 80. the Bible.' Vol. i.-iii. Boston, 1877-82. 3 v. 8o. Contents:-i. A-D. — ii. Eaba-Hermocrates. iii. Hermogenes-Myensis.

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Seward, O. R. William H. Seward's travels around the world. New York, 1876. 8o. pp. xii.+ 788. Illus.