No More Learning

The History of the Roman Empire. 1840. 6th edn. 1849.
Notes on the Bucolics and Georgics of Virgil: with excursus, etc. 1846.
The History of India. 1846-7.
An Account of the Life and Writings of John Milton: with an introduction
to Paradise Lost. 1855.
Keightley also produced an edn of Shakespeare (6 vols, 1864) and two semi-
historical works.
SIR GEORGE CORNEWALL LEWIS
See bibliography to chap. xv, sect. II.
1
GEORGE LONG
See bibliography to chap. xv, sect. I.
1
CHARLES MERIVALE, DEAN OF ELY
The History of the Romans under the Empire. 7 vols. 1850-64. New edn.
8 vols. 1865.
C. Sallustii Crispi Catilina et Jugurtha. Ed. Merivale, C. 1852.
The Fall of the Roman Republic: a short history of the last century of the
Commonwealth. 1853, and later edns.
An Account of the Life and Letters of Cicero. From the German of
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Keatsii Hyperionis libri 11. Latinè redd. 1863. 2nd edn, with additions.
1882.
The Conversion of the Roman Empire. (Boyle Lecture. ) 1864.
The Conversion of the Northern Nations. (Boyle Lecture. ) 1866.
Homer's Iliad, in English rhymed verse. 1869.
The Contest between Pagan and Christian Society. (Christian Evidence
Soc. ) 1872.
General History of Rome from the foundation of the City to the Fall of
Augustulus. 1875. 3rd edn. 1876. Abridged edn. 1877.
The Roman Triumvirates. (Epochs of Ancient History. ) 1876. 4th edn.
1885.
St Paul at Rome. 1877.
The Conversion of the Continental Teutons. 1878.
Four Lectures on some epochs of Early Church History. 1879.
Also numerous articles in The Saturday Review in 1858 and subsequent
years.
For a list of Dean Merivale's sermons and pamphlets see art. by
Rigg, J. M. , in D. of N. B.
Autobiography of Dean Merivale with selections from his Correspondence.
1899.
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HENRY HART MILMAN, DEAN OF St Paul's
Fazio. A Tragedy. 1815. 6th edn. 1818.
Samor, the Lord of the Bright City. An Heroic Poem. 1818.
The Martyr of Antioch. Dramatic Poem. 1822.
Belshazzar. A Dramatic Poem. 1822.
Anne Boleyn. A Dramatic Poem. 1826.
The History of the Jews. 3 vols. 1829. 2nd edn. 1830. 3rd edn. 1863.
Poetical works. 3 vols. 1839.
Life of Gibbon: with selections from his Correspondence. 1839.
The History of Christianity to the abolition of Paganism in the Roman
Empire. 3 vols. 1840, and later edns.
The History of Latin Christianity including that of the Popes to Nicholas V.
6 vols. 1854-5. 4th edn. 9 vols. 1867.
Lord Macaulay. Obituary in the Proceedings of the Royal Society. 1862.
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Savonarola, Erasmus, and other Essays. Ed. Milman, A. 1870.
The late Dean of St Paul's. By Stanley, A. P. Macmillan's Magazine.
January 1869.
Henry Hart Milman, D. D. Dean of St Paul's: a biographical sketch. By
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HENRY FRANCIS PELHAM
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GEORGE RAWLINSON
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Contributions to (Sir) W. Smith's Dictionary of the Bible, etc.
REGINALD BOSWORTH SMITH
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CHAPTER XV
SCHOLARS, ANTIQUARIES AND BIBLIOGRAPHERS
I. CLASSICAL SCHOLARS
The classical scholars and archaeologists mentioned in this chapter are
noticed by Sir John Edwin Sandys, in his History of Classical Scholarship,
vol. 11 (Cambridge, 1908) c. XXIV, pp. 421-439, and vol. 111 (1908) c. XL, pp. 393-
449; also in his Short History of Classical Scholarship (Cambridge, 1915),
C. XXXV, pp. 273-7, and c. XLVIII, pp. 394-419.
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Evelyn Abbott (1843-1901)
Ed. Hellenica, A collection of Essays, ed. by E. A. , 1880. Herodotus, V, VI,
Oxford, 1893. Pericles and the Golden Age of Athens, 1891. History
of Greece, 3 vols. , 1888-1900. Life of Jowett (with Campbell, Lewis),
1897.
James Adam
Plato, Apology, 1887; Crito and Euthyphro, 1888; Protagoras, 1893;
Republic, (a) Text, 1897; (6) Text and Commentary, Cambridge,
1902. The Nuptial Number of Plato. 1891. On the Divine Origin of
the Soul, pp. 29 f. in Cambridge Praelections. 1906. The Religious
Teachers of Greece, being Gifford Lectures on Natural Religion de-
livered at Aberdeen; edited, with a memoir, by his wife. Edinburgh,
1908. The Vitality of Platonism and other Essays, edited by the same.
Cambridge, 1911.
Francis Adams (1796-1861)
Transl. Hero and Leander, Aberdeen, 1820; and, for Sydenham society,
Paulus Aegineta, 3 vols. , 1844-7; Hippocrates, 2 vols. , 1849; Aretaeus,
1856; etc.
Henry Ellis Allen
Cicero, De Natura Deorum (London, 1836), De Divinatione and De Fato
(1839), De Officiis (Dublin, 1842), Cato maior (1852), Laelius (1853),
De Finibus (1856); Emendationes in Cic. Epp. Fam. et ad Att. , Obser-
vationes in l. de Fato (1854); Obs. in Cio. Caes. Front. (1863); Em. in
Livium (1864); Obs. in Curtium (Dublin, 1865). Hannibal defensus
(London, 1865(8)). In Sallustium curae secundae (1865). Em. Livianae
alterae, 1867-9. Obs. in Caesaris commentarios, inest interpretatio loci
cuiusdam Virgiliani, 1874.
ais
Co
ER
Richard Dacre Archer-Hind
Plato, Phaedo, 1883; and Timaeus, 1888. Translations into Greek Verse
and Prose, 1905.
Thomas Arnold
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Charles Badham
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