A primer of Mayan hieroglyphics / by Daniel G. Brinton.

  • Daniel Garrison Brinton
Date:
1895]
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    t Publications of tl?e University of Pennsylvania. Series of Philology, Literature, and Archaeology. Volume I. 1. Poetic and Verse Criticism of the Reign of Elizabeth. By Felix E. Schelling, Professor of English Literature. JSt.oo. 2. A Fragment of the Babylonian “ Dibbarra ” Epic. By Morris Jastrow, Jr., Professor of Arabic,! 60 cents. 3. a. Ilp6s with the Accusative, b. Note on a Passage in the Antigone. By William A. Lamberton, Professor of the Greek Language and Literature. 50 cer*s. 4. The Gambling Games of the Chinese in America : Fdn t’dn and Pdk kbp piu. By Stewart Cuun, Secretary of the Museum of Archaeology and Pakennlology. 40 cents 2. Volume II. It 1. Recent Archaeological Explorations in the Valley c,f the Delaware River. By Charles C. Abbott, Curator of the Museum of Amerk.n An.bacrtlbgv. -5 cents. : 2. The Terrace at Persepolis. By Morton W. Easton, Professor of Comparative Philology. 25 cents. 3. On the Articular Infinitive in Demosthenes. By William A. Lamberton, Professor of the Greek Language and Literature. 4. The Life and Writings of George Gascoigne. By Felix E. Schelling, 1'rofeSsor of English Literature. $1.00. Volyme HI. [/« preparation.] 1. Assyriaca. By Herman V. IIilprecht, Professor of Assyrian and Curator of Babylonian Antiquities A Primer of Mayan Hieroglyphics. By Daniel G. Brinton, Professor of American Archaeology and Linguistics. The Rhymes of Gower’s Confessio Amantis. By Morton W. Easton, Professor of English and Comparative Philology. Social Changes in the Sixteenth Century as Reflected in Contemporary Literature. By Edward P. Cheyney, Assistant Professor of History. 1 This volume to be followed by: — ~V Jr ' ' ■ - . ' V a A Re-examination of the Trenton Gravels. By Charles C. Abbott, M.D. b Paleolithic Man on the Delaware. By Henry C. Mercer, of the Museum of American Archaeology. The Building Operations of Nebuchadnezzar II, King of Babylon. By Morris Jastrow, Jr., Professor of Semitic Languages. Plutarch as a Philologian. By Alfred Gudeman, Associate Professor of Classical Philology. Two P'ays of Miguel Sanchez, “El Divino.” By Iogo A. Rennert, Professor of Romance Languages. fksasr AO UMTS FOR UNI /'ED STATUS, CANADA, AND ENGLAND, GINN & COMPANY, 7-13 Trf.mont Place, Boston, U.S.A.
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