H.

Hailes, W. A. Biblical Criticism vii,

67.

Hales, Dr. on his Chronology viii,

385.

Harles de Nominibus Græcorum Li-

bellus viii, 385.

Hayter, Mr. account of Herculaneum
vii, 43.

Hebrew Bible, on the viii, 114.

-Language, arts of certain pro-
fessors vii, 380.

-Points, Essay on viii, 374.
Scriptures, remarks on the sub-
ject of the existing translations viii,
375, &c. 378.

---text, integrity of viii, 376.--
its incorrectness 412.

Heliodorus born a Ciristian viii, 347.
Herculaneum, account of vii, 43.
Herculanum, sur les manuscrits de
vii, 272.

Herman, notice of his edition of the
Hercules Furens viii, 199.

Millin, Observations sur le Costume
Théatral vii, 60.

Milton's Latinity, error indicated,
&c. vii, 393.

Miscellaneous Observations on ancient
and modern authors vii, 425.

No. II. 240.
Mohammed, his religion modified by
Sheikh Mohammed viii, 231.
Monk, Professor, observations on his ed.
of the Hippolytus vii, 206. viii, 81.
Moor, Professor, vindication of Virgil
viii, 106.

Moor's Hindu Pantheon vii, 307.
Morgenstern, sur les manuscrits de
Herculanum vii, 272.

Mosaic, description of the word, as ap-
plied to Pavement viii, 138.
Moser's ed, of Nonnus vii, 354.
Musæus, a correction of vii, 241.
Music, in connexion with public esta-
blishments viii, 444.

Mustoxydi, A. edition of Isocrates
περὶ ̓Αντιδόσεως viii, 124.

Philodemus, ancient author discovered
at Herculaneum vii, 273.
Philosophers, moral, proportion of,
educated at public schools viii, 446.
Phoenician, Inscription in the island of
Malta vii, 191.

Poetry, requisites for, with an explana-
tion of the ars Poetica vii, 84.
Poets, comparative number of, edu-
cated at public schools viii, 195, &c.
Polystratus, ancient author discovered
at Herculaneum vii, 273.

Porson, an epigram by viii, 248.
notes on Eschylus vii, 456.

No. II. viii. 181..

review of Brunck's, Aristo-
phanes vii, 92.

notice of Schutz's Eschylus

vii, 280. viii, 15.

vindicated viii, 88.

Portraits used on funeral monuments
vii, 210.

Private education, disadvantages of
viii, 449.

Prometheus Desmotes, a prize poem
viii, 387.

Prospectuses of works vii, *226.
Public School, defence of viii, 187.
No. 11.441.

Q.

Quantity in the Eaglish language vii,

.443.

R.

Romaic language, observations on vii,

377.

Repetition of words, applied to the
illustration of writers in different
languages viii, 336.

Ruere, recondite meaning of viii, 128,
Ruperti, critique on his ed. of Juve-
nal viii, 236.

Rzevuski, Letter from Count Vences-
las de, to M. de Hammer vii, 162.

S.

Saguntum, inscription found at vii,
*226. viii, 30.

Esivo, etymology of vii, 287.
Schæfer's Thesaurus Criticus Novus,
notice of xiii, 351.

Schleusner's Opuscula Critica, notice
of viii, 185.

Schutz's schylus, Parson's notice of
vii, 280. viii, 15.
Scott, Professor-Inquiry into the
causes of the diversity of Human
Character, in different nations, ages,
and individuals vii, 1.

Science, with regard to public schools
viii, 441.

Wahabis, account of the, viii, 230-
their formidable hostilities with the
Ottoman government 234-their
chief slain by a Persian 235-their
respect to the English ib.

Wait, D. G. Specimens of Persian
poetry vii, 131-on the origin of the
Druids, No. 1. vii, 172-No. II.
viii, 225-on the name of Zoroaster
vii, *220.

Wakefield, Gilbert, incidental remarks
on his literary character viii, 204.
Westminster Play, prologue and epi
logue to vii, 52. viii, 414.

Wright, Mr. on the modern Greek
language vii, 377.

X.

Xenophontis Economicus, notice of
Kuster's ed. vii, 403.

Y.

Yezidis, account of, an extraordinary
sect vii, 143.

Z.

Zoroaster, probably not an individual
character vii, *223.