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The late James Russell Lowell, during his term of service in the Smith Professorship, made a large collection of books in the Romance Languages, mainly in Old French and Spanish. In his will be gave from this collection such books as were not already to be found on the shelves...
This valuable collection, which is now to be permanently settled in the Fogg Art Museum, was loaned by Harvard College to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts over twenty-one years ago. It comprises the original engravings by some of the great German and Italian artists, the most important being...
It will be by far the most important display in the Museum. The intrinsic value of the collection cannot be overestimated, as much as $1600 having been paid for a single print. There are about 20,000 engravings in all, including engravings from their own works by Albrecht, Durer, and...
Professor Dorpfeld's interpretation of this celebrated passage will have an intrinsic interest, as the statement by a learned man of the grounds of his opinion on an important question; but many who hear him will feel even a greater interest in observing his method, which has become famous. I...
Aramaic is distinguished by its dentals, its post-positive articles, and its paucity of vowels. All Aramaic dialects borrowed foreign words freely. Many translations were made of Greek works, but very little original writing was attempted. There is hardly any Semitic literature of so little intrinsic interest.