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VAUCANSON, JACQUES DE. An account of the mechanism of an Automaton, or Image playing on the German-Flute. . . . Together with a Description of an artificial Duck. . . . Translated out of the French original by J. T. Desaguliers, Chaplain to the Prince of Wales. London. 1742. 4to. Frontispiece by Gravelot. CICERO, MARCUS TULLIUS. M. T. Cicero's Cato Major, or his discourse of Old-Age; With Explanatory Notes. Philadelphia, Printed and sold by B. Franklin. 1744. 4to. With a preface by Benjamin Franklin headed "The Printer to the Reader," which ends with the hope "that this first Translation of a Classic in this Western World, may be followed with many others, performed with equal Judgment and Success; and be a happy Omen, that Philadelphia shall become the Seat of the American Muses." JOHNSON, SAMUEL. The Plan of a Dictionary of the English Language; Addressed to the Right Honourable Philip Dormer, Earl of Chesterfield. London, for J. & P. Knapton & R. Dodsley. 1747. 4to. Also "The Rambler" (1749-52), "Marmor Norfolciense" (1739), and other "Johnsoniana." GRAY, THOMAS. An Elegy wrote in a Country Church Yard. London, R. Dodsley. 1751. 4to. Also Gray's "Odes" (1757). GOLDSMITH, OLIVER. The Life of Richard Nash, of Bath Esq. Extracted principally from his Originall Papers. London. 1762. 8vo. Gozzi, CARLO. Memorie Inutili della Vita di Carlo Gozzi scritte da lui medesimo e pubblicate per umiltà. Venice. 1797. 3 vols. 8vo. (4) The Nimrod Inscription of Tiglath Pileser III: "Records of the Past," N.S., vol. v, 1891. (5) The Maha-Bodhi-Vamsa: Pali Text Society. (6) Two Edicts of Assurbanipal: "Journal of R.A.S.,” 1891. 1892. (7) Inscription of Assur-Bêl-Kala: "Records of the Past," N.S., vol. vi, 1892. (8) Prayer of Assurbanipal: "Records of the Past," N.S., vol. vi, 1892. (9) Three Cuneiform Texts: "Babylonian and Oriental Record," July, 1892. (10) Four Cuneiform Texts: "Journal of R.A.S.," 1892. 1893. (11) On some Oracles to Esarhaddon and Assurbanipal: "Beiträge zur Assyriologie," ii, 1893. (12) Un texte inédit d'Assurbanipal: "Journal Asiatique," 1893. (13) A Letter to Assurbanipal: "Hebraica," vol. iv, 1893. 1894. (14) The Futah al-Habashah, or The Conquest of Abyssinia: Monograph, Williams and Norgate, 1894. (15) Note on a Fragment of the Adapa Legend: "Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archaeology,” vol. xvi, 1894. 1 Taken from the "Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society" for April, 1904. 1895. (16) Additional Note on the Adapa Legend: "Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archaeology," vol. xvii, 1895. (17) "Some Assyrian Alliterative Texts: ibid. (18) A History of Kilwa: "Journal of R.A.S.," 1895. 1898. (19) A Hymn of Nebuchadnezzar: "Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archaeology," 1898. 1903. (20) Arabic Text of Ibn Arabshah's History of Jakmak, Sultan of Egypt. The editing has been undertaken by Mr. Seyd Ali Bilgrami, and the complete text will be published shortly by the R.A.S. (21, 22) A long Assyrian Text and an Egyptian Inscription have been left in an advanced state of preparation. III ARTICLES BY ARTHUR STRONG NOT REPRINTED IN THIS VOLUME 1877 (aet. 14) Note on Jacopello del Fiore: "Notes and Queries," V (?) (?) (?) (?) (?) 1890 (aet. 27) Series, vol. vii, p. 395, May 19th, 1877. "My Experiences at Lloyds." Contributed to (?). "Appointment to the Slavonic Readership at Oxford": "Galig- Max Müller's "Science of Language": "Nature" (?). "Les Conférences de M. Robertson-Smith sur la Religion des 1894 (aet. 31) "Cyprus, the Bible, and Homer." By Max Ohnefalsch Richter: "Speaker," May 26th, 1894. "Sir Joshua Reynolds." By Claude Phillips: "Art Journal," April, 1894, p. 127. 1895 (aet. 32) "The Art of William Quiller Orchardson." By Sir Walter Armstrong: "Guardian," May 29th, 1895. 1898 (aet. 35) "Aylwin." By Theodore Watts-Dunton: "Times," November 23rd, 1898. Mr. Strong also translated and edited Dr. Paul Kristeller's "Andrea Mantegna" (1900), and prepared for the Duchess of Devonshire the "Selection from the Letters of Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire," which appeared in the "Anglo-Saxon Review" of June and November, 1899. Mr. Strong, after making arrangements for the new edition of Crowe and Cavalcaselle's "History of Painting in Italy," was prevented by illness either from contributing to the new notes or from assisting his co-editor in the general revision of the work, nor was he able to write the Prefatory Essay which he had planned on the history and development of art-criticism. |