New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
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New Publications.
csvry Asp ENGLISH LEXICON, based ON the Ger
~. work Of Francis PessoD. BY Henry George Lid
IN u 4 and Robcr, Scott NJ A. with corrections
ga additions BIZ Henry Drisct 81 j. Professor Of The
G-eek and Latin Languages. Columbia College, New
Work Harper Brothers.
republication in this country Of the L exi
IN Of Liddel and Scott. based upon the Ger
an Of Passon, has for some time been anxious.
:, as.ired by American Scholars and Teachers
:. r,s,t had become the dissatisfaction with the
rss;oons now IN use in most Of our schools that
.,ne teachers would have preferred sending to
leland for the book even at heavy expense to
,se,nr their pupils any longer to the Disadvantages
.,s,r from the imperections OF Donnegan and others
ne work of Passon need at this day, cay nothing
,.-o,d;pg to the authority ofthe best Scho
and the most learned Reviews, the English Editors
~, faithfully carried out the principle which the great
cs,nsu Lexicogrsphcr started. and which main
ed as fur he went namely, TO make each article
.,,-v Of the word reerredto "ltsno wonder says the
o,,,.erly Review that this volume should have cleared
ia Geld OF England Of all its competitors and such we
uv beeye will be likewise the result Of its rcpubca
.5 this country 1t will be seen too by every Scholar
to riyes the work thorough examination, that Mr.
ndser the American Editor, has made no small contri
,r.;op 10 It's substantial value. The chief improve.
n,n. made by him-and both teachers and scholars
,rbnd |. to be one OF no small mportance--consists in
4,in,eron in alphabetical order of the proper names
curing in the principal Greek authors AT first view
q, would seem not to belong TO the department. OF Lex
,ocrsphy A little reflection, however, must convince
az Scholar that without critical and chronological
t.osedge of such words and without special attention
49, ,.tn
.he genius and spirit of the Language OF which these
N Is much the creations the common names OF
sV. At all events, whether this department may be
,tba;cally embraced under the head Of leXcosraphy
BOT certain we are that the Students OF Colleges
tj Academies will feel under obligations 10 Professor
Mler for furnishing them copiously with impor
IN, help which they have long wanted. We have only
ven able to examine small portion of the corrections
exhibitions made by the American Editor, bat enough
% convince us that he has given To the work an
mount no. only of labor but o! valuable and learned
sesch that entite him to the patronage OF that lite
nv community on whom ne has bestowed so sub
ssrtinl benefit
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u The October number of PARLEi's MAGA-
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q THE NATURALIST Tor october puhllshcd
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