Some Compositions Elegia apud tumulos paganos composita, and Other Versions. By Ulric Gantillon. The Chancellor's Prize for Latin Verse, 1928. By Denys Lionel Page, Scholar of Christ Church. Gaisford Prize for Greek Verse, 1928. By the same. Oxford: Blackwell. Is., 2s., 2s., net

The Classical Review 43 (02):62-63 (1929)
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