Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Colophon
- ERRATA in No. II
- Contents
- No. III
- The Cambridge Greek Ode for 1810, Ad Regem
- The Latin Ode, Injuriarum Africanarum finis
- Latin Ode on the same Subject
- Notice of two recent Oriental Publications
- On the Origin and Progress of Language and Writing, No. II
- On Latin Supines
- Fragment of Bacchylides
- Oxford Prize Poem, Dying Gladiator
- Oxford Prize Poem, Essay, English
- Wasse on Latin Scholiasts
- Critical Notice of Butler's Æschylus, No. II
- On Dr. Hager's Murrhine Vases
- Critical Remarks on detached Passages of Tacitus, No. I
- The Laws of Comedy, and their Application to the Ancient and Modern Drama
- Remarks and Emendations on some Passages in Aristophanes
- Biblical Criticism, Explanation of St. John, ch. x. v. l, 5
- Remarks on Latin Metres
- Inscription on an Ionic Temple, erected in Blenheim Gardens
- Critical Notice of Sir W. Drummond's Dissertations in ihe “Herculanensia,”
- On Hieroglyphical Language
- Inscriptions found on a Sarcophagus on a Hill at Fenica, on the Coast of Caramania
- Mr. Brunck's Transcript
- Conjecturœ Criticœ in Auctores Grœcos
- Of the Greek Accents, No. II
- Tacitus Illustrated
- Remarks on the Ta Tsing Leu Lee
- St. Luke Illustrated, and Herodotus Emendated
- Critcal Remarks on detached Passages of Demosthenes, No. I
- Biblical Criticism, Psalm Ixviii. 14
- Ditto, 1 Corinthians, c. xi. v. 10
- Laughter not always the Effect of Joy
- Commentarius in Dialogis Euripideis
- Opuscula Ruhnkeniana
- Critical Notice of Dr. Clarke's “Hebrew Criticisms,”
- Critical Notice of Dr. Burney's “ Tentamen de Metris, abÆschylo, in Choricis Cantibus, adhibitis.”
- Inscriptions found at Ancient Saguntum
- Preparing for Publication
- Bibliography
- Notes to Correspondents
- No. IV
- General Index to Vol. I, and II
Laughter not always the Effect of Joy
from No. III
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 July 2015
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Colophon
- ERRATA in No. II
- Contents
- No. III
- The Cambridge Greek Ode for 1810, Ad Regem
- The Latin Ode, Injuriarum Africanarum finis
- Latin Ode on the same Subject
- Notice of two recent Oriental Publications
- On the Origin and Progress of Language and Writing, No. II
- On Latin Supines
- Fragment of Bacchylides
- Oxford Prize Poem, Dying Gladiator
- Oxford Prize Poem, Essay, English
- Wasse on Latin Scholiasts
- Critical Notice of Butler's Æschylus, No. II
- On Dr. Hager's Murrhine Vases
- Critical Remarks on detached Passages of Tacitus, No. I
- The Laws of Comedy, and their Application to the Ancient and Modern Drama
- Remarks and Emendations on some Passages in Aristophanes
- Biblical Criticism, Explanation of St. John, ch. x. v. l, 5
- Remarks on Latin Metres
- Inscription on an Ionic Temple, erected in Blenheim Gardens
- Critical Notice of Sir W. Drummond's Dissertations in ihe “Herculanensia,”
- On Hieroglyphical Language
- Inscriptions found on a Sarcophagus on a Hill at Fenica, on the Coast of Caramania
- Mr. Brunck's Transcript
- Conjecturœ Criticœ in Auctores Grœcos
- Of the Greek Accents, No. II
- Tacitus Illustrated
- Remarks on the Ta Tsing Leu Lee
- St. Luke Illustrated, and Herodotus Emendated
- Critcal Remarks on detached Passages of Demosthenes, No. I
- Biblical Criticism, Psalm Ixviii. 14
- Ditto, 1 Corinthians, c. xi. v. 10
- Laughter not always the Effect of Joy
- Commentarius in Dialogis Euripideis
- Opuscula Ruhnkeniana
- Critical Notice of Dr. Clarke's “Hebrew Criticisms,”
- Critical Notice of Dr. Burney's “ Tentamen de Metris, abÆschylo, in Choricis Cantibus, adhibitis.”
- Inscriptions found at Ancient Saguntum
- Preparing for Publication
- Bibliography
- Notes to Correspondents
- No. IV
- General Index to Vol. I, and II
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- The Classical Journal , pp. 606 - 608Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2013First published in: 1810