The Classical Journal

CLASSICAL JOURNAL:

FOR

SEPTEMBER AND DECEMBER, 1819.

VOL. XX.

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CONTENTS OF NO. XXXIX.

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The Story of the Trojan Horse, considered as a Proof of the

Reality of a Trojan War. By the Rev. G. TOWNSEND.

MISCELLANEA CLASSICA, No. VII.

Life of HEYNE, Part II. (conclusion.)...

On the Science of the EGYPTIANS and CHALDEANS. By

the Rt. Hon. Sir W. DRUMMOND. No. VII.

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