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  1. Lewis R. Farnell (1933). Pindar: A Reply. The Classical Review 47 (01):9-11.
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  2. Lewis R. Farnell (1931). Note by Dr. L. R. Farnell. The Classical Quarterly 25 (3-4):162-.
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  3. Lewis R. Farnell (1920). Plato Comicvs: Frag. Phaon II.: A Parody of Attic Ritual. The Classical Quarterly 14 (3-4):139-.
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  4. Lewis R. Farnell (1915). Pindar, Athens and Thebes: Pyth. IX. 151–170. The Classical Quarterly 9 (04):193-.
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  5. Lewis R. Farnell (1910). Evidence of Greek Religion on the Text and Interpretation of Attic Tragedy. The Classical Quarterly 4 (03):178-.
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  6. Lewis R. Farnell (1906). An Unrecorded Attic Colony in Euboea? The Classical Review 20 (01):27-31.
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  7. Lewis R. Farnell (1903). Proceedings of the Oxford Philological Society.—Easter and Trinity Terms, 1903. The Classical Review 17 (08):401-403.
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  8. Lewis R. Farnell (1902). Archaeology. The Classical Review 16 (02):137-139.
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  9. Lewis R. Farnell (1902). Proceedings of the Oxford Philological Society.– Term, 1902. The Classical Review 16 (04):234-235.
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  10. Lewis R. Farnell (1902). Proceedings of the Oxford Philological Society.—Michaelmas Term, 1901. The Classical Review 16 (01):66-67.
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  11. Lewis R. Farnell (1901). Proceedings of the Oxford Philological Society.—Easter and Trinity Terms 1901. The Classical Review 15 (08):429-430.
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  12. Lewis R. Farnell (1897). On the Interpretation of Aesch. Agam. 6971. The Classical Review 11 (06):293-298.
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