A guide to Commercial Education and Examinations, which ought to prove most useful as showing what is now being done in this country to promote commercial education, and also as giving valuable information to those who may wish to enter for some of the commercial examinations now held by the London Chamber of Commerce and other bodies.
Methuen's Classical Texts
GENERAL EDITOR
E. C. MARCHANT, M. A.
OF TRINITY COLLEGE, OXFORD; FELLOW OF PETERHOUSE, CAMBRIDGE; ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL, LONDON.
The critical notes, which will be at the foot of the page, will exhibit only the important MS. variants and conjectures of special value. They will contain very little argument; and there will be no explanatory notes. Every volume of the series will contain a short Index Rerum et Nominum.
Special attention will be paid to the typography of the series.
The following, among many others, are arranged:—
AUTHOR. | EDITOR. |
Aeschylus, | R. Y. Tyrrell, D. Litt., Ll. D.; Regius Professor of Greek in the University of Dublin. |
Aristophenes, 2 vols., | Professor Tyrrell. |
Sophcles, | W. J. M. Starkie, M. A., Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin. |
Euripides, 3 vols., | W. S. Hadley, M. A., Fellow and Bursar of Pembroke College, Cambridge. |
Thucdidyes, 2 vols., | E. C. Marchant, M. A., Fellow of Peterhouse, Cambridge; St. Paul's School. |
Demosthenes, 3 vols., | J. E. Sandys, Litt. D., Public Orator in the University of Cambridge. |