Scientific dialogues for the instruction and entertainment of young people : in which the first principles of natural and experimental philosophy are fully explained and illustrated / by J. Joyce.

Jeremiah Joyce

Date:: 1855

Credit: Scientific dialogues for the instruction and entertainment of young people : in which the first principles of natural and experimental philosophy are fully explained and illustrated / by J. Joyce. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$39. SALUUST, FLORUS, inid VELLEIUS PATERCULUS, witli coiiious Notes, Biu- yniphiciil Kolices, and indux, by tliu Rev. J. S. Watson, M.A. 40. LUCAN S PHARSAUA, wilh copious Nnlca, liy II. T. Rii.ky, IJ.A. 41. THEOCRITUS, BION* NIOSCHUS find TYRT/EUS, by the llcv. J. Ua.nks, .M.A. With Uie Mctriciil Versions uf Cjiai'MAN. Fronlispiece. 42. CICEROS ACADEMICS, DE FINIBUS and TUSCULAN QUESTIONS, by C. 1). YuiNOE, K A. With Skctcli of the Greek Philosophy. 43. ARISTOTLE'S POLITICS AND ECONOMICS, ^'ote3, Analyses, J/il'e, lutroduction, and Lndct. 44 DIOGENES LAERTIUS. LIVES AND OPINIONS LOSOPHERS, vvitli iN'otcs by C. D. Iongk, B.A. OF THE ANCIENT PHI- To which, is added Smaet's 45. TERENCE and PH/EDRUS, 1)y II. T. IIu.ky. .Metrical Version of riiiedrua. fronlisyiece. 45 & 47. ARISTOTLE'S ORGANON, or, Loaical Treatises, and the Introdnctioa of P(ir|)hvrv, with Notes, Analysis, Liitroductiou and Index, by tlie llcr. 0. K 0\vKN,'M.A. 2 Vols., as. <id. per Vol. 48 8c 49. ARISTOPHANES,, with Notes and Extracts, from the best Metrical Versions,, hy W. .1. HiuKiK, in i Vols. Frontispiece. 50. CICERO ON THE NATURE OF THE GODS, DIVINATION, FATE,. LAWS,. REPUBLIC, Sec, translated by C. U. YoNGE, B.A. 51. APULEIUS. [The Golden Ass, Death of Socrates, Florida, and Defence or Discourse on Magic]. To which is added a Metrical Version of Cupid-and Psyche; and Mrs. Tighe's I'syclie. Frontispiece. 52. JUSTIN. CORNELIUS NEPOS and EU.TRQPIOS, with Notes and a. General- Inde.v, Ijy the Kev. J. S. Watson, M.A. 53 &, 58. TACITUS. Vol. L cola, &c. AVith lude.t. The Annals. Vol., II. The History, Germania, Agri- 54. PLATO. Vol VI., completing; the work, and containing Epinoniis, Axiochus, Eryxias,, on Virtue, on .histiee, Sisyphus, Deinodocus, and Definitions; the Treatise of Tuineus Locrus on the Soul of the World and Nature; the Lives of Plato by Dio-- pencs Ijiicrtins, Hesychins, and Olympiodonis; and the Introductions.to his Doc- trines by Alcuious and Albiiius ; Apuleiu.s on the Doctrines of Plato, and Kemarks on Plato's Writings by tlie Poet Gray. Edited, with Notes, by G. Bukges, M.A., Trin. Coll., Cunib. With general Index to the 6 Volumes. 55, 56, 57. ATHEN/EUS. The Deipnosophists, or the Banquet of the Learned, trans- lated by C. D. YoNGE, B.A., with an Appendix of Poetical Fragments rendered into English verse by various Authors, and a general Index. Complete in 3 Vols. 59. CATULLUS, TIBULLUS, and the VIGIL OF VENUS. A Utcral prose transla- tion. To which iu-e added Metricid Versions by Lamb, GRAiNOJia, and others. Frontispiece. 60. PROPERTIUS, Pkteontus Aubitkk, and Johannes-Secundus, literally trans- lated, and accoHipiinicd by Poetical Versions, from rarious sources; to which are added tlic Love Epistles of ARisr.a;NETUs. Edited by W. K. Kelly. by E. W-Ai.roKDj M.A., with k ©Pi'/' o2> - 61 THE GEOGRAPHY OF STRABO, translated, coNEK, M.A., and H. C. Hamjlton, Esq. lu 3 Vols, with copiotts Notes, by W. Fal- , Vol. L 62. XENOPHON'S ANABASIS, or E.Kpedition of Cyrus, and MEMORABILIA, or Memoirs ol Socrates, translated by the llev. J. S. WiATsoN, with a Gcograpiucal Coninicutary by W. F. AiNswouTil. Frontispiece. 63. J. S. Watson 2 e CyiiopjEdia aud Hellenics, by. the Eev. H^. Da-de,. and the Bev.$