AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL STUDIES AT ATHENS, PAPERS OF:

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I. The relation of the archaic pediment reliefs from the Akropolis to
vase painting,

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II. The frieze of the choragic monument of Lysikrates at Athens,

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III. Dionysus έν Λίμναις.

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IV. A Sepulchral inscription from Athens,

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V. Some Sculptures from the Argive Heræum,

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VI. Excavations at the Heræum of Argos,

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VII. Excavations in the Theatre at Sicyon in 1891,

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VIII. Further Excavations at the Theatre of Sicyon in 1891,

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IX. Report on Excavations at Sparta in 1893,

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X. Report on Excavations between Schenochori and Koutzopodi,
Argolis, in 1893,

ARCHÆOLOGICAL NEWS :

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Abyssinia,

254, 586

Africa (Central),

113, 255, 588

Algeria,

131, 602

Arabia,

146

Armenia,

128

Asia (Central),

604

Asia (Western),

147,256

Asia Minor,

609

Assyria,

181, 606

Babylonia,

256

Cambodia,

146

Caucasus,

127, 256, 600

China,

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Crete,

91, 253, 557

Egypt,

111

Ethiopia,

309

France,

257

Greece,

118, 589

Hindustan,

272, 620

Italy,

601

Mongolia,

614

Palestine,

134

Persia,

293

Sicily,

140, 610

Syria,

127, 598

Thibet,

114, 588

Tunisia,

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BATES (W.N., and F.B. Tarbell). Notes on the subjects of Greek Temple
Sculptures,

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BESWICK (Samuel). Egyptian Chronology,

BROWNSON (Carleton L.). The relation of the archaic pediment reliefs

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from the Akropolis to vase-painting,

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Excavations at the Heræum of Argos,

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(and C.H. Young). Further Excavations at the Theatre of Sicyon in 1891,

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CROSBY (Nicholas E.). The Topography of Sparta,

DE COU (Herbert F.). The frieze of the Choragic monument of Lysikrates

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at Athens,

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EARLE (M.L.). Excavations in the Theatre at Sicyon in 1891,

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FOWLER (Harold N.). The temple of the Akropolis burnt by the Persians,

Fastigium in Pliny, N.H. XXXV, 152.

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Reviews and Notices of Books:

History of Art in Phrygia, Lydia, Caria and Lycia, by Perrot and

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Chipiez; and History of Art in Persia, by the same,

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Excursions in Greece to recently explored sites, etc., by Charles Diehl,

FROTHINGHAM (A.L., Jr.). Notes on the Roman Artists of the Middle

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Ages, IV. The Cloister of the Lateran Basilica,