Volume VI., 20-21.

(b) Education.

J. G. Wilkinson, and others, 696-697 (673-674).

(c) Trade and Commerce.

Earliest Records of Trade, 3207 (3696).

Sir J. Lubbock: History of Money, 2243 (2199).

E. J. Simcox: Primitive Civilizations, 2244 (2200).

M. Duncker: History of Antiquity, 2600 (2532).

F. Lenormant: History of the East, 129 (122).

P. Gardner: New Chapters in Greek History, 785-786 (758-759).

C. Merivale: History of the Romans, 3211-3213 (3700-3702).

(d) Treatment of Diseases.

G. Rawlinson and others, 2164-2166 (2120-2122).

12. THE CONQUEST OF ALEXANDER AND THE KINGDOM OF THE PTOLEMIES (332-330 B. C.):

C. Thirlwall: History of Greece, 785 (758).

J. P. Mahaffy: Story of Alexander’s Empire, 2103 (2059).

A. H. L. Heeren: Ancient History, 2104 (2060).

T. Timayenis: History of Greece, 2106 (2062).

S. Sharpe: History of Egypt, 785, also 786 (758, 759).

C. Merivale: History of the Romans, 786 (759).

13. THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA:

J. P. Mahaffy: The Story of Alexander’s Empire, 44-45 (37-38).

A. Hirtius: The Alexandrian War, 46 (39).

J. J. Döllinger: History of the Church, 2295-2296 (2247-2248).

E. Gibbon: Decline and Fall of Roman Empire, 46, also 47 (39, 40).

H. H. Milman: History of Latin Christianity, 47 (40).

Sir W. Muir: Annals of the Early Caliphate, 2115 (2070).

E. Kirkpatrick: Development of Superior Instruction, 707-708 (684-685).

Fraser’s Magazine: Historical Researches on the Burning of the Library of Alexandria by Saracens, 2047-2048 (2003-2004).

Fraser’s Magazine: The American Journal of Archaeology,