Studies in Classical Philology, Volumes I–IV

by Latin Archæology and Comparative Philology A Committee Representing the Departments of Greek

Publishers:

University of Chicago Press; Edward Arnold; Otto Harrassowitz

, 1895–1907

Overview

The Departments of Greek, Latin, Archeology, and Comparative Philology at the University of Chicago published at intervals a collection of papers written by professors and graduate students of the university, on subjects within the domain of classical philology. This first volume includes study of the subjunctive in Greek and Latin, Greek theater, an inscriptional study of Attic vases, the Oscan-Umbrian verbal system, and an analysis of the concept of goodness ibn Plato’s Republic. The second volume includes a lexicographical study of Greek inscriptions and a historical survey of Greek noun formation. Volume 3 includes a study of papyri from Karanis, the use of repetition in Latin for emphasis and intensity, and a study of Epideictic literature. Volume 4 include “Santae Silviae Peregrinatio” by Edward A. Bechtel and “The General Civil and Military Administration of Noricum and Raetia” by Mary Bradford Peaks.

Product Details

• Title: Studies in Classical Philology, Volumes I–IV
• Author: Latin Archæology and Comparative Philology A Committee Representing the Departments of Greek
• Volume: I–IV
• Publishers: University of Chicago Press, Edward Arnold, Otto Harrassowitz
• Print Publication Date: 1895–1907
• Logos Release Date: 2020
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
• Subject: Classical philology
• Resource ID: LLS:STDSCLSSCLPHLLG
• Resource Type: Monograph
• Metadata Last Updated: 2024-10-09T23:49:56Z