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ARTHUR PENRHYN STANLEY, D. D.,

DEAN OF WESTMINSTER,

AS A TOKEN OF

GRATITUDE AND FRIENDSHIP

FROM

ONE WHO HAS FOR MANY YEARS ADMIRED

HIS LOYALTY TO TRUTH,

HIS SINGLENESS OF PURPOSE,

HIS CHIVALROUS COURAGE,

AND

HIS UNCHANGING DEVOTION TO HIS FRIENDS.

CONTENTS OF FOURTH VOLUME.

I. INAUGURAL LECTURE, ON THE VALUE OF COMPARATIVE

PHILOLOGY AS A BRANCH OF ACADEMIC STUDY, DELIV-

ERED BEFORE THE UNIVERSITY OF Oxford, 1868.

NOTE A. ON THE FINAL DENTAL OF THE PRONOMINAL

STEM tad

NOTE B. DID FEMININE BASES IN â TAKE 8 IN THE NOM-
INATIVE SINGULAR? .

.

NOTE C. GRAMMATICAL FORMS IN SANSKRIT CORRESPOND-

ING TO SO-CALLED INFINITIVES IN GREEK AND LATIN

II. REDE LECTURE, PART I. ON THE STRATIFICATION OF

LANGUAGE, DELIVERED BEFORE THE UNIVERSITY OF

CAMBRIDGE, 1868

REDE LECTURE, PART II. ON CURTIUS' CHRONOLOGY

OF THE INDO-GERMANIC LANGUAGES, 1875

III. LECTURE ON THE MIGRATION OF FABLES, DELIVERED AT

THE ROYAL INSTITUTION, JUNE 3, 1870 (CONTEMPORARY

REVIEW, JULY, 1870)

APPENDIX. ON PROFESSOR BENFEY'S DISCOVERY OF A
SYRIAC TRANSLATION OF THE INDIAN FABLES

NOTES

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IV. LECTURE ON THE RESULTS OF THE SCIENCE OF LANGUAGE,
DELIVERED BEFORE THE UNIVERSITY OF STRASSBURG,
MAY 23, 1872 (CONTEMPORARY REVIEW, JUNE, 1872)

NOTE C. ARYAN WORDS OCCURRING IN ZEND BUT NOT

IN SANSKRIT

235

NOTE A. PASSAGES SHEWwing the MISSIONARY SPIRIT OF

BUDDHISM.

ON THE VITALITY OF BRAHMANISM, POSTSCRIPT TO THE

LECTURE ON MISSIONS (FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW, July,

1874)

296

VI. ADDRESS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF ORIENTAL STUDIES, DE-

LIVERED AT THE INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF ORI-

ENTALISTS IN LONDON, 1874

317

VII. LIFE OF COLEBROOKE, WITH EXTRACTS FROM HIS MAN-
USCRIPT NOTES ON COMPARATIVE PHILOLOGY (EDIN-
burgh Review, OCTOBER, 1872)

VIII. REPLY TO MR. DARWIN (CONTEMPORARY REVIEW, Jan-

359

417

456

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