The Journal of Hellenic Studies
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THE JOURNAL OF HELLENIC STUDIES VOLUME I 1880 KRAUS REPRINT Nendeln/Liechtenstein 1971 Reprinted by permission of THE SOCIETY FOR PROMOTION OF HELLENIC STUDIES KRAUS REPRINT A Division of KRAUS-THOMSON ORGANIZATION LIMITED Nendeln/Liechtenstein 1971 Printed in Germany — CONTENTS. PACK Rules of the Society ix List of Officers and Members xv 1. Hellenic Studies. An Introductory Address—C. T. Newton ... 1 2. Delos—R. C. Jebb 7 3. Newly Discovered Sites near Smyrna—W. M. Ramsay 63 4 Notes from Journeys in the Troad and Lydia—A. H. Sayce . 11 5. Stephani on the Tombs at Mycenae Percy Gardner 94 6. On Representations of Centaurs in Greek Vase Painting (PI. I. — III.) Sidney Colvin 107 7. Pythagoras of Rhegion and the Early Athlete Statues (PI. IV.—VI.) Chaules Waldstein 168 8. An Archaic Vase, with Representation of a Marriage Procession (PI. VII.) -Cecil Smith 202 9. The Pentathlon of the Greeks (PI. VIII.)—Percy Gardner ... 210 10. The Erechtheum—A. S. Murray 224 11. The Oracle Inscriptions discovered at Dodona—E. S. Roberts . 228 12. Ou some Pamphylian Inscriptions — W. M. Ramsay : with a Note by A. H. Sayce 242 vi CONTENTS. PAOE — 13. On some Ionic Elements in Attic Tragedy. (To be continued) A. W. Verrall 260 14. A Romaic Ballad—W. M. Ramsay 293 15. Bernays' Lucian and the Cynics— I. Bywater 301 16. A Bio- Bibliographical Note on Coray — I. Bywater 305 17. Mediaeval Rhodian Love-Poems— H. F. Tozer 308 LIST OF WOOD-CUTS, &c. PAGE Map of Delo-5 40 Grotto on Cynth'us 42 Site of the Temple of Apollo, Delos 44 Cyclopean "Wall near Belcaive . 64 65 Pl.in of Ruins on Mount Sipyltii 70 Inscription from Bnnarbashi 78 Thymbra , 80 ,, Iki-Stambul 82 „ Kalessi Ovasi 83 ,, Nubia 92 Herakles and a Centaur 129 Early Gems, with Figures of Centaurs 130 Peleus bringing Achilles to Cheiron 139 Early Gem, with Figure of Satyr 146 Plan of the Erechtheum 225 A Pamphylian Inscription 249 — EULES Society for t(je promotion of Hellenic JJtubtes. I. THE objects of this Society shall be as follows : 1. To advance the study of Greek language, literature, and art, and to illustrate the history of the Greek race in the ancient, Byzantine, and Neo- Hellenic periods, by' the publication of memoirs and unedited documents or monuments in a Journal to be issued periodically. II. To collect drawings, fac-similes, transcripts, plans, and photographs of Greek inscriptions, MSS., works of art, ancient sites and remains, and with this view to invite travellers to communicate to the Society notes or sketches of archaeological and topographical interest. III. To organise means by which members of the Society may have increased facilities for visiting ancient sites and pursuing archaeological researches in countries which, at any time, have been the sites of Hellenic civilization. 2. The Society shall consist of a President, Vice- Presidents, a Council, a Treasurer, one or more Secretaries, and Ordinary Members. All officers of the Society shall be chosen from among its Members, and shall be ex officio members of the Council. 3. The President shall preside at all General, Ordinary, or Special Meetings of the Society, and of the Council or of any Committee at which he is present. In case of the absence of the President, one of the Vice-Presidents shall preside in his stead, and in the absence of the Vice-Presidents the Treasurer. In the absence of the Treasurer, the Council or Committee shall appoint one of their Members to preside. 4. The funds and other property of the Society shall be administered and applied by the Council in such manner as they shall consider most conducive to the objects of the Society : in the Council shall also be vested the control of all publications issued by the Society, and the general management of all its affairs and concerns. The number of the Council shall not exceed fifty. 5. The Treasurer shall receive, on account of the Society, all subscriptions, donations, or other moneys accruing to the funds thereof, and shall make all payments ordered by the Council. 6. No money shall be drawn out of the hands of the Treasurer or dealt with otherwise than by an order of Council, and a cheque signed by two members of Council and countersigned by a Secretary. 7. The Council shall have power to elect from among their Members a Standing Committee for the management of the ordinary business of the Society, such Standing Committee not to exceed twelve in number, of whom one-fourth shall retire annually, but shall be eligible for re-election if they continue Members of the Council. 8. The Standing Committee shall meet as often as the}' may deem necessary for the despatch of business. 9. Due notice of every such Meeting shall be sent to each Member of the Committee, by a summons signed by the Secretary. 10. Three Members of the Committee, provided not more than one of the three present be a permanent officer of the Society, shall be a quorum. 11. All questions before the Standing Committee shall be determined by a majority of votes. The Chairman to have a casting vote. 12. The Council shall meet twice in each year to determine all questions which may be referred to them by the Standing Committee or by Members, and to prepare an Annual Report, to be submitted to a General Meeting of the Society. 13. At these meetings of the Council the Standing Committee shall submit to them a Report of their proceedings since the last meeting of the Council, and the Treasurer shall also submit an abstract of the Receipts and Expenditure during the same interval. 14. The Secretary shall give notice in writing to each Member of the Council of the ordinary days of meeting of the Council, and shall have authority to summon a Special and Extraordinary Meeting of the Council on a requisition signed by at least four Members of the Council. XII 15- Members of Council shall at all times have free access to the Minutes of Meetings of the Standing Committee. 1 6. Two Auditors, not being Members of the Council, shall be elected by the Society in each year. 17. A General Meeting of the Society shall be held in London in June of each year, when the Reports of the Council and of the Auditors shall be read, the Council, Officers, and Auditors for the ensuing year elected, and any other business recommended by the Council discussed and determined. 18. The President, Vice-Presidents, Treasurer, Secretaries, and Council shall be elected by the Members of the Society in a General Meeting. 19. The President and Vice-Presidents shall be appointed for one year, after which they shall be eligible for re-election at the Annual General Meeting. 20. One-third of the Council shall retire every year, but the Members so retiring shall be eligible for re-election at the Annual General Meeting. 21. The Treasurer and Secretaries shall hold their offices during the pleasure of the Council. 22. The elections of the Officers, Council, and Auditors, at the General Meetings, shall be by a majority of the votes of those present. The Chairman of the Meeting shall have a casting vote. The mode in which the vote shall be taken shall be determined by the President and Council. Xlll 23. Every Member of the Society shall be sum- moned to the Annual Meeting by notice issued at least one month before it is held. 24. All motions made at the Annual Meeting shall be in writing and shall be signed by the mover and seconder. No motion shall be submitted, unless notice of it has been given to the Secretary at least one fortnight before the Annual Meeting. 25. Upon any vacancy in the Presidency, occurring between the Annual Elections, one of the Vice- Presidents shall be elected by the Council to officiate as President until the next Annual General Meeting. 26. All vacancies among the other Officers of the Society occurring between the same dates shall in like manner be provisionally filled up by the Council until the next Annual General Meeting. 27. The names of all candidates wishing to become Members of the Society shall be submitted to a Meeting of the Standing Committee, and at their next Meeting the Committee shall proceed to the election of candidates so proposed : no such election to be valid unless the candidate receives the votes of the majority of those present. 28. The Annual Subscription of Members shall be one guinea, payable and due on the 1st of January each year ; this annual subscription may be com- pounded for by a payment of ^10 rar., entitling compounders to be Members of the Society for life, without further payment. 2Q. When any Member of the Society shall be six months in arrear of his Annual Subscription, the Secretary or Treasurer shall remind him of the arrears due, and in case of non-payment thereof within six months after date of such notice, such defaulting Member shall cease to be a Member of the Society, unless the Standing Committee make an order to the contrary. 30. If at any time there may appear cause for the expulsion of a Member of the Society, a Special Meeting of the Council shall be held to consider the case, and if at such Meeting at least two-thirds of the Members present shall concur in a resolution for the expulsion of such Member of the Society, the President shall submit the same for confirmation at a General Meeting of the Society specially summoned for this purpose, and if the decision of the Council be confirmed by a majority at the General.