Life (with
portrait)
by Stodart, A.
Cambridge History of English Literature - 1908 - v12
]
See, also, Arnold, Thomas, and bibliography to chap. XIII, ante.
CHARLES ANTHONY SWAINSON (1820-1887)
The Nicene and Apostles' Creeds: their history, with account of the Creed
of St Athanasius. 1875.
The Greek Liturgies, chiefly from Original Sources. 1884.
CONNOP THIRLWALL, BISHOP OF St David's
Primitiae, or essays and poems on various subjects, religious, moral, and
entertaining. By Connop Thirlwall, eleven years of age. 1809.
Niebuhr, B. History of Rome. Vols. I and ii transl. by Hare, J. C. and
Thirlwall, C. ; vol. 111 by Smith, W. and Schmitz, L. 3 vols. Cambridge,
1828-42.
A Vindication of Niebuhr's History of Rome from the charges of the
Quarterly Review. [By Hare and Thirlwall. ] Cambridge, 1829.
Letter to the Rev. T. Turton on the Admission of Dissenters to Academical
Degrees. Cambridge, 1834. Second Letter. Cambridge, 1834.
A History of Greece. 8 vols. 1835–44. New edn. 1845–52.
Speech on the Civil Disabilities of the Jews. 1848.
Letter to the Rev. Rowland Williams. 1860.
Reply to a Letter of the Lord Bishop of Capetown. 1867.
Remains, literary and theological. Ed. Perowne, J. J. S. 3 vols. 1877-80.
Letters, literary and theological. Ed. Perowne, J. J. S. and Stokes, L. 1881.
Letters to a Friend (Miss Johns). Ed. Stanley, A. P. 1881.
For chronological list of writings see art. by Clark, J. W. in D. of N. B.
vol. LV1, 1898.
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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
See bibliography to chap. XIV, ante.
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Churchill Babington
Hyperides, Oration against Demosthenes, Oxford, 1850; Orations for
Lycophron and Euxenippus, Cambridge, 1853; Funeral Oration,
1858; with notes, 1859.
Classical MSS, in Catalogue of MSS in the University Library, Cambridge,
vols. 1-111, 1856-8.
The Influence of Christianity in promoting the Abolition of Slavery. Cam-
bridge, 1846. Mr Macaulay's Character of the Clergy . . . considered.
16. 1849. Facsimile reprint of the Beneficio della morte di Christo.
Ib. 1855.
An introductory lecture on Archaeology. Cambridge, 1865.
Ed. , in Rolls Series, Bishop Pecock's Repressor, 1860, and Higden's Poly-
chronicon, 2 vols. , 1865-9.
The Birds of Suffolk. 1884-6.
Charles Badham
Euripides, Ion, with Latin preface and notes, London, 1851, etc. , with
notes for beginners, 1861, etc. ; Iph. T. et Helena, em, et notulas
subiecit, 1851 and 1856.
Plato, Phaedrus, 1851; Philebus, with introduction and notes, 1855 and
1866, revised and enlarged, 1878; Euthydemus and Laches, Jeua and
London, 1865; Convivium, 1866. De Platonis epistolis. 1866.
Papers in Philologus (x, 340-2, xxi, 405, 495); Rheinisches Museum, XXVII,
165-8, xxvIII, 174 f. , 490-2; and Mnemosyne, II (1874), 300.
Memoir by Campbell, Lewis, in Bursian's Biogr. Jahrb. 1884, pp. 92-98.
John Stuart Blackie
Lyrical Dramas of Aeschylus, translated into English Verse. 1850. Lays
and Legends of Ancient Greece. 1856. Homer, 4 vols. : 1, Disserta-
tions; II and 11, Translation into Ballad Metre; iv, Philological and
archaeological notes. Edinburgh, 1866. Discourse on Greek Pronuncia-
tion; Accent and Quantity. 1852. The Place and Power of Accent
in Language. (Royal Soc. of Edin. ) 1870. Musa Burschicosa. Edin-
burgh, 1869. Dialogues in Greek and English, 1871; followed by a
grammatical supplement entitled Greek Primer, 1891.
Translation of Goethe's Faust. 1834. Lyrical Poems. 1859. War-songs
from the German. 1870. Lays of the Highlands and Islands. 1872.
Language and Literature of the Highlands. 1876. The Wisdom of
Goethe. 1883. Messis Vitae, or Gleanings of Song from a Happy Life.
1886. Life of Burns. 1888. Essays on Subjects of Moral and Social
Interest 1890; etc.
Life (with portrait) by Stodart, A. M. 1895. New edn. 1906.
Joseph William Blakesley
A Life of Aristotle. Cambridge, 1839. Herodotus, in Bibliotheca Classica.
2 vols. 1852-4. Four Months in Algeria, with a Visit to Carthage.
Cambridge, 1859.
Frederick Henry Marvell Blaydes (1818-1908)
Sophocles, Oedipus Tyrannus, Oedipus Col. , Antigone, in Bibliotheca Classica,
vol. I, 1859; Philoctetes, 1870; Antigone, Halle, 1905; Electra, ib.
1906. Aristophanes, 12 vols. , ib. 1880-93; 2 vols. , ib. 1886. Aeschylus,
Agamemnon, ib. 1898; Choëphoroe, ib. 1899; Eumenides, ib. 1900.
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Adversaria in Comicorum Graecorum fragmenta, 16. 1890–6; in Tragi-
corum Graecorum fragmenta, ib. 1894; in Aeschylum, ib. 1895; in varios
poetas Graecos ac Latinos, ib. 1898; in Aristophanem, ib. 1899; Sophoclem,
1899; Euripidem, 1901; Thucydidem, 1903. Spicilegium Aristophaneum,
Halle, 1902; Tragicum, 1902; Sophocleum, 1903. Analecta Graeca, 1905
Tragica Graeca, 1906; Miscellanea Critica, 1907.
Charles James Blomfield
Articles on Butler's Aeschylus in Edinburgh Review for October 1809,
Jan. 1810, and Feb. 1812. Aeschylus, Promethens, 1810; 4th edn, 1825;
Septem, 1812; Persae, 1814; Agamemnon, 1818; Choëphoroe, 1824,
Cambridge, with notes and glossaries. Index to the glossaries, London,
1829. Notes on Eumenides in Linwood's Aeschylus. 1844. Callimachus.
1815. Sappho (Museum Criticum, 1, 3f. , 250 f. ); Alcaeus (ib. I, 423 f. ),
Stesichorus (11, 256 f. ); Sophron (11, 340 f. , 559 f. ). Porsoni Adversaria, ed.
Monk et Blomfield. 1812. Articles in The Edinburgh Review, no. 34, on
Gaisford's Hephaestion, and no. 42, on Hermann's Photius; in The
Quarterly Review, no. 18, on Elmsley's Heraclidae; no. 29, on Monk's
Alcestis; and no. 44, on Stephen's Thesaurus.
Memoir by Luard, H. R. , in Journal of Classical and Sacred Phi-
lology, iv (1858), 196-200; and by Blomfield, Alfred, 2 vols. ,
1864, especially chaps. I and II.
Edward Valentine Blomfield (1788-1816)
Translation of Matthiae's Greek Grammar, ed. Blomfield, C. J. , 2 vols. 1818.
5th edn, revised by Kenrick, J. 1837. Memoir in Museum Criticum,
9
I. LIT
II, 520-8.
Die
ricala
VCDS
Jest
edhi
ple
Thomas Burgess (1756-1837)
Reprinted Burton's five Greek plays, Oxford, 1778-9, and Dawes' Mis-
cellanea Critica, London, 1781. A Vindication of 1 John v 7, 1821; 2nd
edn, 1823. A Selection of Tracts and Observations on 1 John v 7, 1824.
A letter to the Clergy of the Diocese of St David's, 1825.
Adnotationes Millii etc. ad 1 Joann. v 7, 1822. Answered in Turton's
Vindication of the Literary Character of the late Professor Porson,
1827.
Samuel Henry Butcher
Demosthenes (Classical Writers series), 1881; Demosthenes (critical text),
vol. 1, Oxford, 1903; vol. 11, ib. 1907. Aristotle's theory of Poetry and the
Fine Arts, with a Critical Text and Translation of the Poetics. 1895,
1897, 1903, 1907. Some Aspects of the Greek Genius. 1891, 1893, 1904.
Harvard Lectures on Greek Subjects. 1904.
Samuel Butler
Aeschylus. 4 vols. Cambridge, 1809-15.
Sketch of Modern and Ancient Geography. 1813, etc. Atlas of Ancient
Geography. 1822, etc. Praxis on the Latin prepositions. 1823, etc.
Life and Letters, by his grandson, 2 vols. , 1896; also notice in Mayor's
edn of Baker's History of St John's College, vol. II, pp. 908-921.
Ingram Bywater
Fragments of Heraclitus. 1877.
Priscianus Lydus (for the Berlin Academy). 1886.
Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics (critical text). Oxford, 1890. Aristotelis de
Arte Poetica Liber (critical text). Ib. 1897. Aristotle on the Art of
Poetry, with Translation and Commentary. Ib. 1909.
The Erasmian pronunciation of Greek, and its Precursors. Oxford, 1908.
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The Greek Liturgies, chiefly from Original Sources. 1884.
CONNOP THIRLWALL, BISHOP OF St David's
Primitiae, or essays and poems on various subjects, religious, moral, and
entertaining. By Connop Thirlwall, eleven years of age. 1809.
Niebuhr, B. History of Rome. Vols. I and ii transl. by Hare, J. C. and
Thirlwall, C. ; vol. 111 by Smith, W. and Schmitz, L. 3 vols. Cambridge,
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Quarterly Review. [By Hare and Thirlwall. ] Cambridge, 1829.
Letter to the Rev. T. Turton on the Admission of Dissenters to Academical
Degrees. Cambridge, 1834. Second Letter. Cambridge, 1834.
A History of Greece. 8 vols. 1835–44. New edn. 1845–52.
Speech on the Civil Disabilities of the Jews. 1848.
Letter to the Rev. Rowland Williams. 1860.
Reply to a Letter of the Lord Bishop of Capetown. 1867.
Remains, literary and theological. Ed. Perowne, J. J. S. 3 vols. 1877-80.
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Letters to a Friend (Miss Johns). Ed. Stanley, A. P. 1881.
For chronological list of writings see art. by Clark, J. W. in D. of N. B.
vol. LV1, 1898.
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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.
9
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3734
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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vols. 1-111, 1856-8.
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Charles Badham
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notes for beginners, 1861, etc. ; Iph. T. et Helena, em, et notulas
subiecit, 1851 and 1856.
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John Stuart Blackie
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and Legends of Ancient Greece. 1856. Homer, 4 vols. : 1, Disserta-
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Joseph William Blakesley
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Frederick Henry Marvell Blaydes (1818-1908)
Sophocles, Oedipus Tyrannus, Oedipus Col. , Antigone, in Bibliotheca Classica,
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Agamemnon, ib. 1898; Choëphoroe, ib. 1899; Eumenides, ib. 1900.
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Adversaria in Comicorum Graecorum fragmenta, 16. 1890–6; in Tragi-
corum Graecorum fragmenta, ib. 1894; in Aeschylum, ib. 1895; in varios
poetas Graecos ac Latinos, ib. 1898; in Aristophanem, ib. 1899; Sophoclem,
1899; Euripidem, 1901; Thucydidem, 1903. Spicilegium Aristophaneum,
Halle, 1902; Tragicum, 1902; Sophocleum, 1903. Analecta Graeca, 1905
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Monk et Blomfield. 1812. Articles in The Edinburgh Review, no. 34, on
Gaisford's Hephaestion, and no. 42, on Hermann's Photius; in The
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Edward Valentine Blomfield (1788-1816)
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II, 520-8.
Die
ricala
VCDS
Jest
edhi
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Thomas Burgess (1756-1837)
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edn, 1823. A Selection of Tracts and Observations on 1 John v 7, 1824.
A letter to the Clergy of the Diocese of St David's, 1825.
Adnotationes Millii etc. ad 1 Joann. v 7, 1822. Answered in Turton's
Vindication of the Literary Character of the late Professor Porson,
1827.
Samuel Henry Butcher
Demosthenes (Classical Writers series), 1881; Demosthenes (critical text),
vol. 1, Oxford, 1903; vol. 11, ib. 1907. Aristotle's theory of Poetry and the
Fine Arts, with a Critical Text and Translation of the Poetics. 1895,
1897, 1903, 1907. Some Aspects of the Greek Genius. 1891, 1893, 1904.
Harvard Lectures on Greek Subjects. 1904.
Samuel Butler
Aeschylus. 4 vols. Cambridge, 1809-15.
Sketch of Modern and Ancient Geography. 1813, etc. Atlas of Ancient
Geography. 1822, etc. Praxis on the Latin prepositions. 1823, etc.
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Ingram Bywater
Fragments of Heraclitus. 1877.
Priscianus Lydus (for the Berlin Academy). 1886.
Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics (critical text). Oxford, 1890. Aristotelis de
Arte Poetica Liber (critical text). Ib. 1897. Aristotle on the Art of
Poetry, with Translation and Commentary. Ib. 1909.
The Erasmian pronunciation of Greek, and its Precursors. Oxford, 1908.
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