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BY GEORGE BELL, 186, FLEET STREET, LONDON.

1854.

PRINTED BY TAYLOR AND FRANCIS, RED LION COURT, FLEET STREET.

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CONTENTS.

On the Use of SHALL and WILL. By HENSLEIGH Wedgwood,

On some Philological Peculiarities in the English Authorized

Version of the Bible. By THOMAS WATTS, Esq...

An Attempt at an Outline of the Early Medo-Persian History,

founded on the Rock-Inscriptions of Behistun taken in com-

bination with the Accounts of Herodotus and Ctesias. By

the Rev. J. W. BLAKESLEY

Pages

1-5

7-11

13-26

Some Suggestions in Logical Phraseology. By Professor DE

MORGAN

27-30

On the Etymology of the word Stone-henge. By EDWIN

GUEST, Esq... . .

31-35

On the Aorists in -ka. By R. G. LATHAM, Esq., M.D..... 37-39

On the Origin and Primitive Meaning of the French word.

Ange. By M. H. LEDUCQ...

41-49

On the Amphictyonic League, and the meaning of the term

Amphictyones. By Professor MALDEN

51-58

.....

58-62

On the Personal Pronouns and Numerals of the Mallicolo and

Erromango Languages. By the Rev. C. J. ABRAHAM:-

with Remarks by R. G. LATHAM, Esq., M.D.

On the Imperfect Infinitive, Imperfect Participles, and those

Substantives which fall under the definition " nomen actionis."

By Professor KEY....

.... 63-72

On the Languages of New California. By R. G. LATHAM,

Esq., M.D.

72-86

On English Etymologies. By HENSLEIGH WEDGWOOD, Esq. 87-91

Miscellaneous Remarks on some Latin Words. By Professor

KEY

....

... 93-99

On the Position and Tactics of the Contending Fleets in the

Battle of Salamis. By the Rev. J. W. BLAKESLEY.

a Map.)....

(With

.. 101-115

On some alleged Distinctions in Languages believed to be

without foundation. By Professor KEY..

On Keltic Words used by Early English Writers.

Rev. JOHN DAVIES

117-126

By the

129-137