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Classical Journal PUBLISHED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE MIDDLE WEST AND SOUTH
Volume I APRIL, 1906 Number 5
Editorial
Recent Caesar Literature Walter Dennison
A Brief Study of Some of Caesar's Ablatives J. H. Sheffield
A Recent Beginner's Book Franklin H. Potter
Notes Xenophon Anab. i. 7. 5 Paul Shorey The Chronology of Livy Henry A. Sanders
Reports from the Classical Field
Book Reviews Studies in Ancient Furniture: Couches and Beds of the Greeks, Etruscans, and Romans, Ransom (A. F.)-The Gospel of Mark, Drew (W. M.)-Denkmiler griechischer und rimischer Sculptur, Furtwiingler and Urlichs (Pickard)- Selections from Ovid, Laing (Cole)-The Medea oj Euripides, Earle (Newcomer) --On Translating Homer, Arnold-Rouse (Bill)
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EDITORIAL The Second Meeting of the Association
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RECENT CAESAR LITERATURE - -- --- - WALTER DENNISON 131
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(A. F.)-The Gospel of Mark, Drew (W. M.)--Denkmdler griechischer und romischer
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