Author:James Moor

Treatises

 * 'Essays read to a Literary Society at their Weekly Meetings,' Glasgow, 1759.
 * 'On the End of Tragedy, according to Aristotle,' Glasgow, 1763.
 * 'Addison's Cato, done into Latin Verse, without the Love Scenes,' Glasgow, 1764.
 * 'On the Prepositions of the Greek Language,' Glasgow, 1766 (reprinted at Richmond, 1830).
 * 'A Vindication of Virgil from the Charge of Puerility imputed to him by Dr. Pearce,' Glasgow, 1766.
 * 'Elementa Linguæ Graecæ Pars Prima,' Glasgow, 1766 (an English version by J. C. Rowlatt appeared in 1836.)

Other

 * "The Chelsea Pensioners", sometimes attributed to Moor, is actually by Susanna Blamire