Chapter XXVII
HISTORY OF ANCIENT LITERATURE IN EUROPE FROM 1650 TO 1700.
James Frederic Gronovius 678
James Gronovius 679
Grævius 679
Isaac Vossius 679
Decline of German Learning 679
Spanheim 679
Jesuit Colleges in France 679
Port-Royal Writers--Lancelot 679
Latin Writers--Perizonius 680
Delphin Editions 680
Le Fevre and the Daciers 680
Henry Valois--Complaints of Decay of Learning 680
English Learning--Duport 681
Greek not much studied 681
Gataker’s Cinnus and Antoninus 681
Stanley’sÆschylus 682
Other English Philologers 682
Bentley 682
His Epistle to Mill 682
Dissertation on Phalaris 682
Disadvantages of Scholars in that Age 683
Thesauri of Grævius and of Gronovius 683
Fabretti 684
Numismatics, Spanheim--Vaillant 684
Chronology--Usher 684
Pezron 685
Marsham 685
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