Connecting up previous papers with one-another, the lecturer endeavours to show that the enclosing ring of the meeting has been influential in respect of the character and the inward meaning of a series of words deriving from the sphere of sociallife. The Latin " ltunus" is the successive service inherent in the ring. The German "meinm" derives from the consultation in the ring. The German "Minm" is the sentiment of good-will and helpfulness by means of which the "Gemeinde" is held together. The hired foot-soldiers were "auf die Gart gelegt," that is to say, they were cared for by the...