J A S Smith
Biographic Data
| ID | 5803104 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J A S Smith |
| GIVEN NAMES | J A S |
| FAMILY NAME | Smith |
| SIGNATURE | SMITH J A S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northeast Catholic College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 30 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1863 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1920 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Aristotelica
I. Eth. Nic. III. c. I, § 16. In spite of what Bernays and others have done to clear up this chapter, many perplexities remain. To some of these I propose later to return, but here I confine myself to one. Among the possible circumstances of an act, ignorance of which is excusable and may excuse, is enumerated τò οὑ ἔνεκα. Nothing but desperation could have led the commentators to suggest that here τò οὑ ἔνεκα means the actual effect or result of…
Notice of a Massive Bronze Armlet, the property of the Right Hon. The Earl of Strathmore
Notice of a large Cinerary Urn found on the Farm of Quarryford, East Lothian
Notice of a large Copper-like or Brass Anvil, stated to have been found in the south of Scotland
Notice of two Bronze or Brass Brooches, also a Pointed Implement of Bronze or Brass, found in Sutherland
Notice of the Discovery of a Massive Silver chain of Plain Double Rings or Links at Hordwell, Berwickshire. With Notes of similar Silver chains found in Scotland
Notice of a Massive Bronze 'Late Celtic' Armlet and two Small Objects of Bronze (Horse-Trappings), found with a Roman Bronze Patella, at Stanhope, Peeblesshire, in 1876; with an Account of other Bronz…
Note on the Human Remains found in Ancient Graves at Dounan, near Ballantrae, Ayrshire
Additional Note on three Massive Bronze Armlets found near Aboyne, Aberdeenshire
Note on a Massive Bronze Armlet found in Ireland
Notice of the Remains of the Great Auk, or Gare-fowl (Alca Impennis, Linn.), found in Caithness; with Notes of its Occurrence in Scotland and of its Early History
Notice of the Horns of Cattle (the Horny Sheaths of the Horns) found in Bogs in Roxburghshire and Aberdeenshire
Notes on Mediaeval 'Kitchen Middens' recently discovered in the Monastery and the Nunnery on the Island of Iona
Notice of a Small Bronze Blade found in a Sepulchral Tumulus or Cairn at Rogart, Sutherland, and of similar Bronze Implements found in Different parts of Scotland
The Eev
Additional Notes on Small Ornamented Stone Balls found in different parts of Scotland, &c
Notes of Small Ornamented Stone Balls found in different parts of Scotland, &c., with Remarks on their supposed Age and Use
Notice of a Silver Chain or Girdle, the Property of Thomas Simson, of Blainslie, Esq., Berwickshire; another, in the University of Aberdeen; and of other Ancient Scottish Silver chains
Notes of Rock Sculpturings of Cups and Concentric rings, and 'The Witch's Stone' on Tormain Hill; also of some Early Remains on the Kaimes Hill, &c., near Ratho, Edinburghshire
Notes on the Ancient Cattle of Scotland
Notice of Ancient 'Feeding-Bottles' for Infants (one containing Remains of Milk, recently Presented to the Museum of the Society; with Notes of the Discovery of similar Vessels in Gallo-Roman Graves, …
Notice of a Cinerary Urn, containing a small sized Urn (in which were the Bones of a Child), discovered in Fifeshire; with Notes of similar small and cup-like Vessels, in the Museum of the Society of …
Notice of a peculiar Weapon or Harpoon of Bronze, found on the bank of the River Tweed, near Norham
Notice of Remains of the Rein-deer (Cervus tarandus) found in Ross-shire, Sutherland, and Caithness; with Notes of its occurrence throughout Scotland
Notice of a Bronze Battle-Axe found near Bannockburn now in the Museum of the Society
Notice of a Remarkable Bronze Ornament with Horns found in Galloway, now at Abbotsford. Also of a Bronze Ornament, like a 'Swine's Head,' found in Banffshire
Notice of the Remains of the Great Auk, or Gare-fowl (Alca Impennis, Linn.), found in Caithness; with Notes of its Occurrence in Scotland and of its Early History
Aristotelica
I. Eth. Nic. III. c. I, § 16. In spite of what Bernays and others have done to clear up this chapter, many perplexities remain. To some of these I propose later to return, but here I confine myself to one. Among the possible circumstances of an act, ignorance of which is excusable and may excuse, is enumerated τò οὑ ἔνεκα. Nothing but desperation could have led the commentators to suggest that here τò οὑ ἔνεκα means the actual effect or result of…
Notice of a large Copper-like or Brass Anvil, stated to have been found in the south of Scotland
Notes of Small Ornamented Stone Balls found in different parts of Scotland, &c., with Remarks on their supposed Age and Use
Additional Notes in reference to the inscribed stone found near Yarrow Kirk, Selkirkshire
The author attempts to prove that the inscribed stone described in his previous paper (see Vol II, pp.484-489) also features in a sketch made for Sir Walter Scott in the early 1800s. A note from Scott suggested that the sketch is of a different stone monument found in the same area. However, the author argues that Scott misremembered that the inscribed stone and the stone in the sketch were the same. This argument was confirmed by Reverend James …
Notice of a Bronze Implement, and Bones of the Ox and Dog, found in a bed of Undisturbed Gravel, at Kinleith, near Currie, Mid-Lothian
This article describes the different strata of gravel, sand and clay that was exposed at Kinleith burn during the excavation of ground for construction. An unknown bronze implement and several small bones were uncovered during the excavation and were exhibited at the Society on the day. The author discusses similar bronze tools found in Ireland and Switzerland. He goes on to speculate that the item found at Kinleith may have been used for shaving…
Notice of a Roman Aureus of Nero, found near Newstead, Roxburghshire in 1862
John Alexander Smith gives details of the another Roman coin that was found near Newstead in 1862. Meeting notes for 11 May, 1863 are appended
Notice of three small Bronze Blades, or Instruments believed to be Razors, and a Bronze Socketed Celt in the Museum of the Society, with Remarks on other small Bronze Blades
Notice of a Remarkable Bronze Ornament with Horns found in Galloway, now at Abbotsford. Also of a Bronze Ornament, like a 'Swine's Head,' found in Banffshire
Note on Bronze Sickles, with special reference to those found in Scotland
Notice of a Bronze Battle-Axe found near Bannockburn now in the Museum of the Society
Notice of Remains of the Rein-deer (Cervus tarandus) found in Ross-shire, Sutherland, and Caithness; with Notes of its occurrence throughout Scotland
Notice of a peculiar Weapon or Harpoon of Bronze, found on the bank of the River Tweed, near Norham
Notice of Ancient 'Feeding-Bottles' for Infants (one containing Remains of Milk, recently Presented to the Museum of the Society; with Notes of the Discovery of similar Vessels in Gallo-Roman Graves, …
Notice of a Cinerary Urn, containing a small sized Urn (in which were the Bones of a Child), discovered in Fifeshire; with Notes of similar small and cup-like Vessels, in the Museum of the Society of …
Notes on the Ancient Cattle of Scotland
Notice of a Silver Chain or Girdle, the Property of Thomas Simson, of Blainslie, Esq., Berwickshire; another, in the University of Aberdeen; and of other Ancient Scottish Silver chains
Notes of Rock Sculpturings of Cups and Concentric rings, and 'The Witch's Stone' on Tormain Hill; also of some Early Remains on the Kaimes Hill, &c., near Ratho, Edinburghshire
Notice of a Small Bronze Blade found in a Sepulchral Tumulus or Cairn at Rogart, Sutherland, and of similar Bronze Implements found in Different parts of Scotland
The Eev
Additional Notes on Small Ornamented Stone Balls found in different parts of Scotland, &c
Notes of Small Ornamented Stone Balls found in different parts of Scotland, &c., with Remarks on their supposed Age and Use
Notes on Mediaeval 'Kitchen Middens' recently discovered in the Monastery and the Nunnery on the Island of Iona
Notice of the Horns of Cattle (the Horny Sheaths of the Horns) found in Bogs in Roxburghshire and Aberdeenshire
Notice of the Remains of the Great Auk, or Gare-fowl (Alca Impennis, Linn.), found in Caithness; with Notes of its Occurrence in Scotland and of its Early History
Notice of the Discovery of a Massive Silver chain of Plain Double Rings or Links at Hordwell, Berwickshire. With Notes of similar Silver chains found in Scotland
Notice of a Massive Bronze 'Late Celtic' Armlet and two Small Objects of Bronze (Horse-Trappings), found with a Roman Bronze Patella, at Stanhope, Peeblesshire, in 1876; with an Account of other Bronz…
Note on the Human Remains found in Ancient Graves at Dounan, near Ballantrae, Ayrshire
Additional Note on three Massive Bronze Armlets found near Aboyne, Aberdeenshire
Note on a Massive Bronze Armlet found in Ireland
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