Meritt found that he was able to give progressively less attention co the making of the index. The Greek part of it was carried on largely by Mr. Raubitschek, and it is a pleasure to record that it had been reduced tO index cards by the Summer of 1942. Bur here again work was interrupted by Mr. Raubitschek's transfer ro Yale Univer­ sity and could not be resumed during Mr. Meritt's temporary absence from Princeton. The index is now progressing slowly with both Mr. Broneer and Mr. Clement helping with the general index and with Mr. Meritt giving some time tO the epi­ graphical index. In spite of the long delay there is reason co expect that the comple­ tion of Morgan's book on the Byzantine pottery of Corinth, and of Weinberg's book on the geometric and orientalizing pottery, will release some time which the Manag­ ing Editor may be able to devore tO the organization of the index during the coming year. One cannot predict that there will not, in all probability, be orher unexpected interruptions, but the Committee plans to push work on the completion of the index as rapidly as possible. Because of the war it has been found necessary to abandon for the time being the work outlined a year ago for the cooperative project of publishing a prosopog­ raphy entitled "Athenian Citizens," which was envisaged as a revised and enlarged edition of the Prosopographia Attica of Johannes Kirchner. Many of the partici­ pants in the project have entered Government service or gone into the armed forces since the original plans were made. The following publications have appeared during the fiscal year 1942-1943: HESPERIA Four regular numbers of Hesperia have been published: Volume XI, nos. 3 and 4, and Volume XlJ, nos. 1 and 2. Volume XI, no. 3 and Volume XII, no 1, contained reports on the excavations of the Athenian Agora, being the twenty-second and twenty-third reports to be issued. Their contents were as follows: Volume XI, no. 3 Margaret Thompson: Coins for the Eleusinia W. Kendrick Pritchett: Greek Inscriptions Oscar Broneer: The Thesmophorion in Athens Benjamin D. Meritt: Greek Inscriptions A. E. Raubitschek: Notes on Attic Prosopography William Bell Dinsmoor: Note on a Circular Monument in the Corinthian Agora Volume XII, no. 1 Edward Capps: Greek Inscriptions, a New Fragment of the List of Victors at the City Dionysia . Anthony E. Raubitschek: Greek Inscriptions J.D. Beazley: IIPASIKAEH~ ~(l<I>OPTOY; Councillor of Erechtheis in 367-6 B. C. 34 The two School numbers of H · · V l XI 4 espeNa contatned the following <>rticles· o ttme 1 no. - · Edward Capps: Misanthro poi or Philanthropo i Eugene Vanderpool· A A ch · . H R Im · . n r ate Inscnbed Stele from Marathon · A. melir_wahr: FIVe Dedicatory Inscriptions from the North Wall of the cropo s Nathan Dane II: A Black-Figured Lekyth Ob 1. G h p S os at er tn or amf th · ptevens: The Sills of the Grilles of the Pronaos and Opisthodomus o e arthenon Hetty 'Goldman and Frances Jones: Terracottas from the Necropolis of Halae Volume XII, no. 2 Dorothy Kent Hill: Ancient Metal Reliefs Karl Lehmann-Hartleben: Cyriacus of Ancona Aristotle and Te" . . S mothrace • , trestas m a- Gor~am P. Stevens: The Curve of the North Stylobate of the p th Sterltng Do d Alb H . ar enon Joseph M S~e~:y· Ther~.T~avts: J:?~metrios of Phaleron and His Lawgiving . . e tsuan Bastltca Near the Cenchrean Gate at Corinth . For subsequent num?ers of Hesperia the Committee has on hand the followin arocles~ al_th_ough no prectse dates for publication have as yet been fixed for them. g Vt~gtnta Grace: A Study of Thasian Stamped Amphoras . Leteesrer Holland: Colophon Doro Levi: Aion Robert Scranton: The Temples of Commodus at Corinth The City Walls on the Pnyx in Athens Dorothy Burr Thompson: The Golden Nikai Reconsidered H~mer Thompson: Stoa and City Walls on the Pnyx Frteda Schauroth Upson and Sterling Dow; The Foot of Sarapis . Supp~ement VII of Hesperia is now in proof and will in all robabili ISSue~ dunng the coming year. It deals with small objects from the tnyx andty w~ conratn chapters by Gladys Davidson Weinberg and Dorothy Burr Thompson. I It will be noticed that d · th . . urmg e past year there have been several articles b people _not dtrecdy connected with the organization of the School A d" y the poltcy a ed b th . · ccor mg to . pprov y e Managtng Committee at its last meeting it will be th pracuce of the Publications c · ' e . b . . ornmmee to continue to accept such articles from time ~ ttme~ ut_ It ~~ the plan o~ the Committee, nevertheless, to consider the journal al espe':a pnmanly as a medmm of publication for members of the School d . umm Under pre · an ItS . sent cucumstances it is necessary to look more and the alumni of the School for material to be used in fu ture numbe more to rs. 35