Word: loeb
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...Fellowship, which carries an annual income of $800 and is open to undergraduates and graduates of the University and of Radcliffe College, was established by James Loeb '88 as an expression of his respect for Professor Norton's and in recognition of Professor Norton's eminent services to Classical Archaeology...
...Fellowship, which carries an annual income of $800 and is open to undergraduates and graduates of the University and of Radcliffe College, was established by James Loeb '88 as an expression of his respect for Professor Norton, and in recognition of Professor Norton's eminent services to Classical Archaeology...
...Robert Ginsburgh uC., of Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; William Gresser '17, of Brooklyn, N. Y.; Myron Guren '17, of Cleveland, O.; Albert Haertlein '17, of St. Louis, Mo.; William Joseph Hever '17, of New York; Allan Ludvig Gustav Jensen '17, of Portland, Me.; Thomas Parke Joy '17, of Dorchester; Aaron Loeb Kallen '17, of Roxbury; William Morris Konikon '17, of Malden; Theodore Lang '17, of Newark, N. J.; Robert Levenson '17, of Roxbury; Lawrence Meyer Levin '17, of Jamaica Plain; Adrian James McDonald '17, of Ogdensburg, N. Y.; Malcolm Perrine McNair uC., of Dansville, N. Y.; Clifton Ellsworth Neal...
Among other books either now published or in preparation are "The Scientific Work of Morris Loeb," edited by Professor T. W. Richards '86; "The Hyperbolic Functions of Complex Variables," by Professor A. E. Kennelly h.'06; "Corporate Promotions and Reorganizations," by Dr. A. S. Dewing '02; "Selections from the Federalist," by Professor W. B. Munro; "Lectures on Dante," by Dr. William Boyd-Carpenter, Canon of Westminster Abbey; and the latest volume, NO. XXIV, of the Harvard Studies in Classical philology. A report on the "Harvard Expedition to Samaria," by Dr. G. A. Reisner '89 and a volume of reproductions...
...close resemblance to the only known authentic portrait of Chaucer, the miniature in Occleve's "De regimine principum," written in 1411-12, and also to a later full-length portrait in another British Museum manuscript. It has been known in recent years as the Seddon portrait. Mr. James Loeb presented it to Professor Norton, who bequeathed it to the Library with the request that it be inscribed as a memorial of two lovers of Chaucer,--Francis James Child and James Russell Lowell...