The Legal Terms common to the Macedonian Inscriptions and the New Testament. By W. D. Ferguson (Chicago Historical and Linguistic Studies). II. ii. 3. Cambridge University Press, for University of Chicago, 1913. 3s [Book Review]

The Classical Review 29 (3):93-93 (1915)
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