More than eighty years have passed since the first edition of the famous Lexicon upon which the present work is based was published by the Clarendon Press. Henry George Liddell and Robert Scott—the latter a Craven and Ireland Scholar—were both placed in the First Class in the Oxford list of 1833, both having been born in 1811. In 1835 Scott became a Fellow of Balliol and in the following year Liddell was elected to a Studentship of Christ Church. It appears that Mr. Talboys, an Oxford bookseller and publisher, first approached Scott with a proposal that a Greek-English Lexicon, based on that of Franz Passow, should be compiled, and that Scott made his acceptance conditional on the consent of Liddell to join in the work; at any rate, it was Talboys who first undertook the publication, which was taken over after his retirement by the Clarendon Press. There is, however, some ground for thinking that William Sewell, who had been an examiner in the Schools of 1833, suggested the idea to Liddell and Scott; and Liddell mentions in his correspondence the encouragement which the project received from Dean Gaisford.

The Lexicon of Passow, which the Oxford scholars took as the basis of their work, was itself founded upon that of Johann Gottlob Schneider, the editor of Theophrastus, the first edition of which had appeared in 1797-8. Passow had laid down, in his Essay on, published in 1812, the canons by which the lexicographer should be guided, amongst which the most important was the requirement that citations should be chronologically arranged in order to exhibit the history of each word and its uses. In obedience to this principle, Passow based his work on a special study of the Early Epic vocabulary, and the relatively full treatment of Homeric usage is a legacy bequeathed by him to Liddell and Scott which has persisted throughout the successive editions of their work. The first edition of his Lexicon appeared in 1819, and his expressed intention was to expand the work gradually by incorporating successively the results of special studies of Early Lyric Poetry, the Ionic Prose of Herodotus and Hippocrates, the Attic dramatists, and the Attic Prose writers: but little change was made in his second and third editions (1825 and 1827), and the fourth (1831), in which the Early Lyric poets and Herodotus received fuller recognition, was the first in which he felt himself at liberty to omit the name of Schneider from his title-page and also the last to appear in his lifetime. He died in 1833 in his forty-seventh year.

In the meantime two attempts had been made to adapt theof Henri Estienne to modern uses. The first of these was the result of the activities of Abraham Valpy, and was largely the work of E. H. Barker of Trinity College, Cambridge. It was completed in nine folio volumes, published in 1819-28, and reproduced the text of Stephanus', interlarded with a mass of copious but ill-digested information. The first volume met with vigorous and not undeserved criticism on the part of Bishop Blomfield in an article in the. xxii, pp. 302 ff.) which is marred by a lavish display ofodium philologicum. The editors, however, profited by the Bishop's strictures, and his prophecy that a work in which 139 columns were devoted to the word ἄγαλμαwould run to fifty volumes and attain to completion in 1889 was signally falsified. The work labours under the serious disadvantage of retaining the etymological arrangement of Stephanus,In 1812 Passow himself had advocated the retention of Stephanus' arrangement; but he fortunately abandoned it in favour of the alphabetical principle.which forces the reader to make a laborious search for any compound or derived word.

This mistake was avoided by the compilers of the Paris, the publication of which was begun in 1831 by Firmin-Didot, and was placed under the general editorship of Karl Benedict Hase. This enterprise was also subjected to criticism in the(vol. li, pp. 144 ff.) by J. R. Fishlake (the translator of Buttmann's) on the ground of its unwieldy bulk; but the association of the brothers Wilhelm and Ludwig Dindorf at an early stage of the workTheir names appeared on the title-page of Part IV (containingβ), which appeared concurrently with the second half ofα.enabled it to be carried through in thirty-four years, and its vast collections of material, though often ill-arranged and unevenly treated, were largely drawn upon by Liddell and Scott in their successive editions.

The first of these appeared in 1843; it was a quarto volume of 1,583 pages, priced at 42s., and 6,000 copies were printed. A second, revised and enlarged, was called for in 1845, and the editors acknowledged their indebtedness to the German lexicon of Wilhelm Pape, which had appeared almost simultaneously with their own. In 1849 a third edition, corrected, but not substantially enlarged, was published, and six years later came the fourth, revised throughout. This marks a considerable advance on its predecessors, and much additional material was inserted; but the writers specially recognized were still chiefly those of the early classical period, including the Lyric poets, the authors of the Hippocratean writings, and the Attic orators. The editors now felt justified in omitting the name of Passow from their title-page. Eight thousand copies of this edition were printed, and the price was reduced to30s. After another interval of six years the fifth edition, 'revised and augmented', appeared in 1861, and use was made of the greatly enlarged fifth edition of Passow, published by Valentin Rost and Friedrich Palm and completed in 1857, while the philological information was recast in the light of G. Curtius'(1858). There were 10,000 copies of this edition, priced at31s. 6d. The sixth is dated in 1869; it was again considerably augmented, the number of pages being increased from 1,644 to 1,865, and the verbal forms were more fully given with the aid of Veitch's(2nd ed., 1866). Of this edition 15,00000 copies were printed, and the price was raised to36s. Fourteen years later appeared a seventh edition, revised by Liddell, whose Preface is dated October 1882; the page was enlarged, and this made a reduction in the number to 1,776 possible. Bonitz's Index to Aristotle (1870) and Roehl's Index to(1877) were largely drawn upon, and help was received from American scholars-Professors Drisler, Goodwin, and Gildersleeve-especially in regard to the particles and the technical terms of Attic law. This edition was stereotyped, and from time to time reprinted. Finally, in 1897, there was published an eighth edition, in which such corrections were made as could be inserted without altering the pagination. This made it impossible to take full account of such new sources as theἈθηναίωβ Πολιτεία, but there was a short list of Addenda, containing references to this work and to inscriptions published in the. Liddell appears to have been engaged for some years after the publication of the seventh edition on a lexicographical study of inscriptions; Sir William Thiselton-Dyer has kindly placed at my disposal two volumes of an interleaved edition of the abridged Lexicon in which his collections of material, largely drawn from theand Roehl's, are contained; but he seems to have laid the work aside in his later years, and he died in 1898, at the age of 87, a few months after the appearance of the eighth edition.

Some five years later the Delegates of the Clarendon Press were invited to consider the revision of the Lexicon with a view to the incorporation of the rapidly growing material supplied by newly discovered texts on stone and papyrus, for which room might be found by the adoption of more compendious methods of reference; and a conference took place in March 1903, for which Ingram Bywater prepared a memorandum on the projected revision, advice being sought from Henry Jackson, Sir Richard Jebb, J. E. B. Mayor, and Arthur Sidgwick. The Delegates received the project favourably and it was hoped that Mr. Sidgwick might be able to act as editor. Contributions were invited in his name and a fair amount of material was collected, including a large number of notes and suggestions by Professor Leeper of Melbourne. Amongst other English and American scholars whose contributions were of considerable extent may be named the Rev. M. A. Bayfield and Prof. C. J. Goodwin, and particularly Mr. Herbert W. Greene, of whose services to the Lexicon more will be said presently. Mr. Sidgwick was, however, prevented by his duties as a teacher and afterwards by the failure of his health from commencing the work of revision.

In the meantime two more ambitious schemes had been initiated. At the second general assembly of the International Association of Academies, held in London in May 1904, Sir Richard Jebb submitted on behalf of the British Academy a scheme for the compilation of a new Thesaurus of Ancient Greek up to the early part of the seventh century A.D.; and after a discussion in which the difficulty and magnitude of the enterprise were emphasizedKrumbacher was anxious to include Byzantine Greek in the ambit of the new Thesaurus.a Committee of Inquiry, consisting of Sir R. C. Jebb, Professors Diels, Gomperz, Heiberg, Krumbacher, Leo, and M. Perrot, with power to co-opt, was appointed to consider method, means, and preliminary questions in connexion with the proposal. In 1905 Prof. P. Kretschmer was added to the Committee, which drafted a memorandum on the question of establishing a periodical '' and an office for the collection of slips. At the close of the year Jebb, who had acted as Chairman, died, and was replaced in 1906 by Gomperz, while Bywater was added to the Committee, which, at a meeting held at Vienna in May, decided to constitute itself a permanent and independent body.

The difficulties of the project had been incisively stated by Diels in an article published in thefor 1905,p. 692; Diels had already expressed his views in his(1899), p. ix sqq.in the course of which he wrote as follows:

Any one who bears in mind the bulk of Greek literature, which is at least 10 times as great [as that of Latin], its dialectical variations, its incredible wealth of forms, the obstinate persistence of the classical speech for thousands of years down to the fall of Constantinople, or, if you will, until the present day: who knows, moreover, that the editions of almost all the Greek classics are entirely unsuited for the purposes of slipping, that for many important writers no critical editions whatever exist: and who considers the state of our collections of fragments and special Lexica, will see that at the present time all the bases upon which a Greek Thesaurus could be erected are lacking.

But even if we were to assume that we possessed such editions and collections from Homer down to Nonnus, or (as Krumbacher proposed in London) down to Apostolius, and further that they had all been worked over, slipped, or excerpted by a gigantic staff of scholars, and that a great house had preserved and stored the thousands of boxes, whence would come the time, money, and power to sift these millions of slips and to bringΝοῦςinto this Chaos ? Since the proportion of Latin to Greek Literature is about 1:10, the office work of the Greek Thesaurus would occupy at least 100 scholars. At their head there would have to be a general editor, who, however, would be more of a general than an editor. And if this editorial cohort were really to perform its task punctually, and if the Association of Academies, which, as is well known, has not a penny of its own, were to raise the ten million marks necessary for the completion of (say) 120 volumes; and if scholars were to become so opulent that they could afford to purchase thefor (say) 6,ooo marks-how could one read and use such a monstrosity?

The Delegates of the Oxford University Press, in issuing the tenth and last part of the revised edition of Liddell and Scott's Greek Lexicon, wish to express their deep gratitude to all who have assisted in carrying this undertaking to a conclusion. They greatly regret that neither the Editor Sir Henry Stuart Jones, who died on 29 June 1939, nor the Assistant Editor Mr. Roderick McKenzie, who died on 24 June 1937, survived to see the work completed. McKenzie saw the main body of the work to its end, and himself wrote the long article onὡς; Sir Henry was at work on the Addenda and Corrigenda up to within a fortnight of his death and had almost put them into shape. The work done by these two men could not be overrated. Sir Henry was the ideal Editor; his wide range of knowledge and his exact scholarship, his persistent devotion to his task even in periods of ill health, his tactful assiduity in consulting experts and his skill in co-ordinating their results, gave the work at once its consistency and its elasticity. McKenzie, to whom fell the arrangement, in their ultimate form, of most of the articles, provided a fine complement; his great knowledge of comparative philology, his laborious accuracy, and his tireless patience, gave his contribution inestimable value.

In the Preface published in 1925 Stuart Jones sketched the history of the work up to the publication ofἀποβαίνω, and recorded the signal services given by many scholars to the work in its formative stages. To that nothing need now be added. But Jones went on to thank the scholars who were ' generously devoting their time to the reading of proof-sheets and the verification of references'. It is important that the nature of this work should be understood. The procedure adopted, when work was resumed after the Four Years' War, was this: McKenzie wrote out Jones's corrections on a 'paste-up' of the previous edition. This was the 'copy'; and fresh material was to some extent incorporated in it from time to time. But as succeeding sections of the alphabet were revised and set up in type, proofs were sent to the volunteer helpers, whose labours, in the event, went far beyond mere verification; in their hands and the editors' the work was very largely recast. The method has obvious advantages, and the peculiar excellences of the revised lexicon owe much to its adoption. But inevitably it prolonged the process of gestation. The period of publication, 1925-40, was actually longer than the period of copy-writing, 1911-24, even although the earlier period was interrupted by the war, and in the later period there were two editors instead of one.

Of those who were named in the original Preface as having embarked on the labour of proof-reading, some are dead: notably Sir William T. Thiselton-Dyer, A. C. Pearson, and Herbert Greene.Greene's notebooks (see the 1925 Preface, p. x) are in the Bodleian.Others have lived to see the work to its end. These, and not these alone, have more than doubled the debt of gratitude which, fifteen years ago, Jones could not 'find words adequate to express'.

Unhappily neither editor lived to prepare a final list of acknowledgements. McKenzie died suddenly in 1937. Jones, though he lived to see the end in sight, left no material for the brief 'epilogue' which it had been agreed he should furnish. It would be impossible now to produce a complete or balanced account of the labours of the proof-readers and verifiers without undertaking inquiries which the circumstances of the time make difficult. The list which follows does not attempt discrimination. Special mention must, however, be made of the prolonged and arduous labours of Mr. M. N. Tod of Oriel College on the inscriptions; of Lt.-Col. A. S. L. Farquharson of University College on Plato and Aristotle;of Dr. E. T. Withington of Balliol College on the medical writers; of Sir D'Arcy Thompson of St. Andrews on natural history; and of the late Sir Thomas Heath on mathematics and astrology.

The proofs were read also, in whole or in part, by the following: Mr. P. V. M. Benecke of Magdalen College; Mr. F. H. Colson of St. John's College, Cambridge; Mr. Christopher Cookson of Magdalen College; Prof. E. S. Forster of Sheffield University; Mr. E. T. D. Jenkins of University College, Aberystwyth; Mr. Edgar Lobel of the Queen's College; Mr. W. L. Lorimer of St. Andrews; Prof. J. F. Mountford of Liverpool University; Mr. Maurice Platnauer of Brasenose College; Sir David Ross, Provost of Oriel College; Prof. A. E. Taylor of Edinburgh; and by the late F. W. Hall, A. E. Housman, A. C. Pearson, J. A. Smith, and J. L. Stocks. As press reader from the beginning of the work Mr. T. Bruce has made a special contribution to its accuracy.

The Addenda and Corrigenda issued with the several parts have been greatly enlarged, and are now consolidated in a single list. Of these, the proofs were read by Dr. H. Idris Bell of the British Museum, Prof. G. R. Driver of Magdalen College, and Prof. Paul Maas of Königsberg, as well as by some of those who have been named above.

The Addenda owe much to the reviews and private communications of Dr. Ernest Harrison of Trinity College, Cambridge; of Prof. Maas; of Prof. R. Pfeiffer of Munich (it is noted with pleasure that both Prof. Maas and Prof. Pfeiffer are now resident in Oxford); of Prof. K. Latte of Hamburg; of Prof. W. Schmid of Tübingen; of Herr Pfarrer P. Katz of Coblenz, and of many other scholars.

Both in the Addenda and in the main work the principle of anonymity has been applied to original contributions that appear first in the Lexicon, and it was the intention of the Editors that those who made them should be free at any later time to claim their own discoveries.

Miss Margaret Alford, who bears an honoured name, helped Sir Henry Stuart Jones in the compilation of the Addenda, and since his death, with the collaboration of Professor Maas in the final stages, has performed the laborious duty of preparing the Addenda for Part 10 and of correcting proofs of the whole.

It is impossible now, as it was impossible in 1925, to name all who have contributed to the improvement of the great lexicon. The sacrifice of leisure, and the devotion to Greek learning, of which Jones then wrote, have been nobly sustained by a generation of scholars, and the monument of unselfish industry is at last complete.

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Cagnat et alii, Paris, vol. i 1911, iii 1906, iv 1927. ed. B. Laty- shev, Petersburg 1885-1901: 12 = vol. i, second edition, 1916. ed. W. R. Paton & E. L. Hicks, Oxford 1891. I.Rome 1935. = Cyprian Inscriptions in O. Hoffmann,vol. i, Göttingen 1891. = Nos. 290-371, 372-509, ed. F. Durrbach, Paris 1926, 1929 (). [The numeration is continued from11(2).] Nos. 1400-96 [an interval is left after the nos. of11(4)] ed. F. Durrbach & P. Roussel, 1935. Nos. 1497-2879 (2 pts.) ed. P. Roussel & M. Launey, 1937. I. Commagène et Cyrrhestique, ed. L. Jalabert & R. Mouterde, Paris 1929. ed. O. Kern, Berlin 1900. = E. Breccia,57), 1911. v,ed. W. Dittenberger & K. Purgold, Berlin 1896. (inviii), ed. M. Fraenkel, Berlin 1890-1895. ed. F. Hiller von Gaertrin- gen, Berlin 1906. Keil-Premerstein= J. Keil & A. von Premerstein,LIII, 2.LIV, 2.LVII, 1.), Vienna 1908, 1911, 1914. = Philippe Le Bas, W. H. Wadding??n & P. Foucart,Paris 1847-70. 4991,179). ed. J. de Prott & L. 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), Berlin 1895-. Berlin 1904-. I. F. Preisigke, Hefte 1 & 2, Strassburg 1913; Hefte 3 & 4, Berlin & Leipzig 1922; II. F. Bilabel, Heidelberg 1931, 1933. BilabelὈψαρτ.= F. Bilabel,Ὀψαρτυτικά 1919, 23.), Heidelberg 1920. i, ed. C. Wessely (v), Leipzig 1905. vol. i,ed. C. Wessely, Wien 1895; cf. Διηγήσεις ͂ Διηγήσεις a cura di M. Norsa e G. Vitelli, Firenze 1934: cited by column and line; ed. A. Voglianoi. 18. Frisked. H. Frisk (), Göteborg 1931. (following an author's name) = Herculaneum papyri, cited by No. of papyrus and column or fragment fromNaples 1862-76, D. Bassi,fasc. i, Milan 1914, and other publications; 'Epicureus. . p. . . V.' refers to. . , ed. A. Vogliano (v. I (Add.) s.v. Epicurus). = S. G. Kapsomenakis,Munich 1938. Meyer= Ostraca in(q.v.). MitteisWilcken= L. Mitteis & U. Wilcken,Leipzig & Berlin 1912. Möller= S. Möller,Göteborg 1929. = U. Wilcken,Leipzig & Berlin 1899. = J. G. Tait,I, London 1930 (cited by No. of part and No. of ostracon). = L. Amundsen,Part I, Texts ( = University of Michigan Studies, Humanistic Series, vol. xxxiv), Ann Arbor 1935. ed. P. Viereck, Berlin 1923. = C. Préaux,New York 1935. ed. E. G. Turner (No. 116), 1939. ed. G. Botti,First Series No. 2 (1899) p. 65. ed. B. P. Grenfell & A. S. Hunt, 2 vols., London 1900-1; cited by No. of vol., papyrus, and line. of Theocritus ined. A. S. Hunt & J. Johnson, London 1930. ed. E. H. Minns,xxxv (1915) p. 22. = F. Bilabel,Heft 2 and Heft 4,Heidelberg 1923, 1924. I.ed. E. Rabel (Neue Folge, vol. xvi, No. 3), Berlin 1917. herausgegeben vom griechischen Seminar der Universität Uppsala durch T. Kalén, Uppsala 1932. = Berlin Papyri, cited by inventory No. (6926, 7927v = B. Lavagnini,Leipzig (T.) 1922, pp. 1ff., 21ff.). ed. P. Collart, Paris 1926. = U. Wilcken,1936, Phil.-hist. Klasse No. 2), Berlin 1936. = Cairo Papyri cited by catalogue No. from B. P. Grenfell & A. S. Hunt,vol. x, Nos. 10001-10869, Oxford 1903. = F. Preisigke,IIeft 8), Strassburg 1911. = C. C. Edgar,4 vols. (79) 1925-31: digits indicating 59(000) omitted in refs., thus 2 = 59002. ed. W. L. Westermann & C. J. Kraemer, New York 1926. = C. C. Edgar,Nos. 1-10 in vol. xviii (1918) pp. 159-82; Nos. 11-21, ib. pp. 224-44; Nos. 22- 36, vol. xix (1920) pp. 13-36; Nos. 37-48, ib. pp. 81-104; Nos. 49-54, vol. xx (1920) pp. 19-40; Nos. 55-64, ib. pp. 181-206; Nos. 65-6, vol. xxi (1921) pp. 89-109; Nos. 67-72, vol. xxii (1922) pp. 209-31; Nos. 73-76, vol. xxiii (1923) pp. 73-98; Nos. 77-88, ib. pp. 187-209; Nos. 89-104. vol. xxiv (1924) pp. 17-52. ed. O. Rubensohn,Sonderheft, Berlin 1907. i,Ἐντεύξεις. . , ed. O. Guéraud, Cairo 1931-2. = B. P. Grenfell, A. S. Hunt, D. G. Hogarth,London 1900. I ed. G. Vitelli, Milano 1906; II ed. D. Comparetti, 1908-11; III ed. G. Vitelli, 1915. = H. Lewald,1920, 14.). in1914, 2.1916, 10. ed. M. Hombert,iv (1925), 633-76: republished iniii. transcrits et publiés par Jules Nicole, Geneva 1896, 1900. Bd. I, Hefte 1-3, ed. O. Eger, E. Kornemann, P. M. Meyer, Leipzig etc. 1910-12. v (1) 1210) ed. W. Schubart 1919. = E. J. Goodspeed,i, 1906, p. 167). = E. J. Goodspeed, 1st series, vol. v p. 3), Chicago 1904. = H. Frisk,Göteborg 1929. = G. Plaumann,1914, 15.). 1. = B. P. Grenfell.Oxford 1896. 2. = B. P. Grenfell & A. S. Hunt,1897. ed. J. G. Smyly (Royal Irish Academy, Cunningham Memoirs, No. 12, Dublin-London 1921). = Halle Papyri =. . , Berlin 1913. = P. M. Meyer,1924), Bd. 1, Leipzig etc. 1911-24. ed. J. Enoch Powell, Cam- bridge 1936. ed. [Sir] W. M. Flinders Petrie,1889: in part re-edited by J. G. Milne,v (1913) p. 378:80 and 81 re-edited by U. Wilcken inBerlin 1910, p. 191. (vol. i = A. Deissmann,1905; vol. iii (1) = C. H. Becker,i, 1906). Part I, ed. B. P. Grenfell & A. S. <*>nt, London 1906. ed. O. Lagercrantz, Upp- sala 1913. Carolus Kalbfleisch, Leipzig & Berlin 1912-. ed. F. Zucker & F. Schneider, Jena 1926. = E. J. Goodspeed,vol. iii), Chicago 1902. (q.v.) iii, viii. = C. Leemans,tom. i Leiden 1843; tom. ii 1885. ed. B. 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NOTE.—(a)Periodicals are cited by No. of vol. except where otherwise stated.(b)References to periodicals (unless otherwise explained in the context) are to inscriptions published therein. 1877-97. second series, 1897-. 1880-. (Berlin), earlier(cited by Jahrgang). Milan 1920-. etc. (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore), Milan 1927-. Rome 1925-. Ber- gamo 1927-. i, ii, Milan etc., iii-, Paris 1925-. published in(cited by year). 1899-. 1914-. in(q.v.). Ἀρχ.δελτ. ͂ Ἀρχαιολογικὸν Δελτίον,1915- (cited by year). Ἀρχ.ἐφ. ͂ Ἀρχαιολογικὴ Ἐφημερίς,1910- (cited by year). 1900-. Freiburg im Breisgau 1898-. 1898-. 1876-. Ἀθηνᾶ,1889-. 1910-. 1906-. 1877-. 1881-1920. Cf. 1895-. before 1882)(Berlin) (cited by year). Rome 1872-. Sophia 1921-. cinquième série, Cairo 1907-18. Le Caire 1901-. Alexandria. First Series 1898-1902 (Nos. 1-5); Nouv. Série (vol. i, No. 6-) 1904- (cited by volume). 1920-. Βυζάντιον ͂ Βυζάντιον, Paris 1924-. 1907-. 1887-. (cited by year). Rhodes 1928-. Chicago 1906-. V. Pârvan, Bucarest 1927-. Bergamo 1932-. Ἑλληνικά ͂ Ἑλληνικά, ἱστορικὸν περιοδικὸν δημοσίευμα,Athens 1928-. Lwów 1894-. Ἐφ.ἀρχ. ͂ Ἐφημερὶς Ἀρχαιολογική, περίοδος τρίτη,1883-1909 (cited by year). Ἠπειρωτικὰ χρονικά,1926-. 1906-. Le Caire 1932-. 1907-. (cited by year). (cited by year). 1908-. 1866-. Cambridge, Mass. 1932-. 1-9, Milan & Rome 1927-35. Bucarest 1934-. = <*><*><*> <*><*><*>(Reports of the Archaeological Commission of the Russian Academy of Sciences), Petrograd 1901-18. 1914-. 1880-. 1911-. 1886- (contains). 1898-; 1901-. Louvain 1932-. 1878-95. 1908-. Paris & Rome 1881-. Beyrouth 1906-. Le Caire 1902-. 1852-. 1890-. Μους.σμυρν. ͂ Μουσεῖον [σμυρναῖον] καὶ βιβλιοθήκη τῆς Εὐαγγελικῆς Σχολῆς,Smyrna 1875-86 (cited by year). 1897-. Serie v, 1904-. Milan-Rome 1915-. Boston 1882 (publ. 1885)-1897. (incorporatingand1921-. 1841-. Πολέμων ͂ Πολέμων, ἐπιστημονικὸν ἀρχαιολογικὸν περιοδικόν,Athens 1929 (only vol. i published, but there are offprints from vol. ii). Πρακτικὰ Ἀκ.ἀθ. ͂ Πρακτικὰ τῆς Ἀκαδημίας Ἀθηνῶν,1926-. London 1931-. 1870-. 1921/2-. (cited by year). Paris 1892-. 2 vols., 1913-14 (all published). 1888-. Paris 1880-. Nouv. Série 1877-1926, Troisième Sér. 1927-. Neue Folge, Frankfurt 1842-1920. 1873-. Rome 1929-. 1886-. ) 1910- (cited by year). Neue Folge, Berlin 1913-24. nuova serie i-, Florence 1920-. Paris 1920-. 1869-. Cairo 1933-. 1884-1920. Cf. 1849-. 1879-. 1850- (cited by year). 1928-. 1880-.