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SYNOPTICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS. 
 
 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 1. On Toleration, Right of the Civil Magistrate, etc., 1. 
 
 2. Bibliography; Directions, etc., for the Study of Theolog}', 2. 
 
 3. General Treatises on Theology, 5. 
 
 ATHEISM AND INFIDELITY. 
 
 1. On the Existence of God, etc., 6. 
 
 2. Metaphysical and Moral Treatises connected with Theology, Immor- 
 
 tality of the Soul, etc., 10. 
 
 Sect. L NATURAL RELIGION. 
 
 \. Connection of Natural and Revealed Religion, and Necessity of the 
 
 latter, 15. 
 2. Deism and Defence of Revelation against Deists, 18. 
 
 Sect. II. REVEALED RELIGION. 
 
 1. Evidences, 20. 
 
 1. Prophecies, 26. 
 
 2. Miracles, 28. 
 
 THE SACRED WRITINGS. 
 
 I. The Sacred Text, 29. 
 
 1. Hebrew Bibles, and parts thereof, with points, 29. 
 
 2. Hebrew Bibles, etc., without points, 32. 
 
 3. Greek Testaments, 33. 
 
 4. Polyglotts. 3H. 
 
 5. Greek \'ersions. Septuagint, etc., 39. 
 
 6. Latin Versions, 41. 
 
 7. Arabic Versions, 43. 
 
 8. Syriac Versions, 43. 
 
 9. Coptic and Ethiopic, 44. 
 
 10. Gothic, Anglo-Saxon, and Franco-Theostic, 44. 
 
 11. English, 46. 
 
 12. Continental Languages of Europe, 47. 
 
 a. French, b. German, c. Dutch, d. Italian, e. Spanish and 
 Portuguese. 
 
 13. Asiatic Languages, 49. 
 
 a. Bengalee, b. Malay, c. Turkish. 
 
 II. HAnMONiES OF the Old and New Testament, 49. 
 
 III. ApocnvPHAL Books, 51. 
 
 IV. Histories and Abstracts of the Bible, 52. 
 
vi CONTENTS. 
 
 III. SACRED PHILOLOGY; OR. THE CRITICISM AND 
 INTERPRETAllON OF THE SCRIPTURE. 
 
 1. On the Canon of Scripture, 53. 
 
 2. Introductions to the Study of the Scriptures, 54. 
 
 3. Treatises on the Sacred Text, its Style, Idiom, akd Vb»- 
 
 sioNs, 57. , 
 
 a. Sacred Criticism in general, and on the style and idxom of the 
 
 Scriptures, 57. 
 
 b. Treatises on Hebrew Poetry, 69. 
 
 c. On Manuscripts and various readings, 60. 
 
 d. On versions of the Scripture, 61. 
 
 4. Treatises on the Original Languages of the Scriptures, with 
 
 Grammars and Lexicons thereof, 63. 
 i. Original Languages of the Old Testament, 63. 
 
 a. On the Study of Hebrew, and on the vowel points, etc., 63. 
 
 b. Hebrew Grammars, 64. 
 
 c. Chaldee Grammars, 70. 
 
 d. Hebrew Lexicons, Concordances, etc., 70. 
 
 e. Analytical works ; Exercises, etc. in the Hebrew Language, 74. 
 ii. Original Languages of the New Testament, 76. 
 
 a. Grammars and Treatises on the Greek Language of the New 
 
 Testament, and of the Septuagint, 76. 
 6. Lexicons, Glossaries, Concordances, etc. for the Greek Testa- 
 ment and Septuagint, 77. 
 c. Elucidations of the Language of the New Testament, from the 
 Greek Classics and Fathers, 80. 
 iii. Cognate Languages. 
 
 a. General Treatises and Polyglotts, 81. 
 
 b. Syriac, 82. 
 
 c. Arabic Grammars and Lexicons, etc. 83. 
 
 d. Persian Grammars, Lexicons, etc. 85. 
 
 5. Commentators, Interpreters, and Paraphrasts. 
 
 a. On the Interpretation of Scripture, 86. 
 
 In general. 
 6. On the Interpretation of the Figurative Language, and on the 
 
 Spiritual and Typical Interpretation of Scripture, 88. 
 c. On the Interpretation of Scripture Parables and Prophecies, 88. 
 i. Commentarifs on the Entire Scriptures. 
 
 1. Foreign, 89. 
 
 2. British, 92. 
 
 ii. Commentaries on the Old Testament and separate varts 
 
 thereof, 94. 
 iii. Commentaries on the New Testament and separate parts 
 
 thereof, 114. 
 iv. Commentaries on the Gospels, 119. 
 V. Observations and Disquisitions upon various subjects im 
 
 Biblical Literature, 140. 
 vi. Concordances, Dictionaries, Commonplace Boois, etc. 147. 
 vii. Biblical Antiquities, 149. 
 viii. Biblical Geography, 158. 
 iz. Biblicai History and Chronology, 161. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Til 
 
 IV. ECCLESIASTICAL POLITY. 
 
 1. Councils, 167. 
 
 i. Treatises on the Authority of Councils, 167. 
 
 ii. History of Councils, 167. 
 
 iii. Acts and Decrees of Councils, 169. 
 
 iv. Acts and Councils of Reformed Churches, 170. 
 
 2. Discipline and Government of the Church, 170. 
 
 i. General Treatises, 170. 
 
 ii. Church of England, etc. 171. 
 
 a. Its Discipline and Government, 171. 
 
 b. Church Reform, 173. 
 
 c. Ordination, Power of Bishops, etc. 174. 
 
 d. Benefices, Tithes, etc. 175. 
 
 iii. Presbyterian and other Protestant Churches, 176. 
 
 3. Liturgies, Rites, and Ceremonies, 176. 
 
 i. General Treatises, 176. 
 
 ii. Liturgies and Rites of the Greek and Oriental Church, 177. 
 iii. Liturgies and Rites of the Church of Rome, 178. 
 iv. Liturgies and Rites of the Church of England and Ireland, and 
 Treatises on the same, 183. 
 
 a. The Common Prayer, etc. in various languages, 183. 
 
 6. Commentaries and Treatises on the Liturgy, 184. 
 V. Prayers and Manuals of Private Devotion, 186. 
 vi. Psalms and Hymns, 188. 
 
 V. THEOLOGIANS, ANCIENT AND MODERN. 
 
 1. Fathers of the Christian Church, 189. 
 
 i. Introductions to. and General Treatises of the Fathers, 189. 
 ii. Collections, Extracts, and Fragments, 191. 
 iii. The Fathers, arranged in Centuries, 193. 
 
 a. Fathers, First Century, 193. 
 
 b. Fathers, Second Century, 195. 
 
 c. Fathers, Third Century, 196. 
 
 d. Fathers, Fourth Century, 198. 
 
 e. Fathers, Fifth Century, 205. 
 /. Fathers, Sixth Century, 206. 
 
 g. Fathers, Seventh to Twelfth Century, 206. 
 
 2. Later Divines of the Church of Rome, 207. 
 
 3. Protestant Divines, 208. 
 
 a. Foreign Protestant Divines, 208. 
 6. British Protestant Divines, 211. 
 
TIU 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 VI. SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY. 
 
 1. Doctrinal Divinity, 220. 
 
 i. Systems of Divinity, and General Treatises, 220. 
 ii. Treatises on several Doctrinal Subjects, 227. 
 iii. Treatises on particular Subjects, 228. 
 
 a. J he Trinity, 228. 
 
 b. Of God and his Attributes, 230. 
 
 c. On the Person and Offices of Christ, 231. 
 
 d. On the Person and Office of the Holy Spirit, 233. 
 
 e. Angels, Devils, etc. 234. 
 
 f. Inspiration, 235. 
 
 g. The Church, 235. 
 h. The Sabbath, 236. 
 
 t. The Five Points, 237. 
 
 k. Original Sin, the Fall, and Sin in General, 237. 
 
 /. Redemption, Atonement, 238. 
 
 m. Grace, Predestination, and Extent of Redemption, 239. 
 
 ft. Faith and Justification, 240. 
 
 0. The Sacraments, 241. 
 
 a, Ihe Baptism, 241. 
 
 b. The Lord's Supper, 243. 
 p. Death, 245. 
 
 q. On the Resurrection, Judgment, and a Future State, 24G. 
 
 2. Creeds and Symbolical Books, 248. 
 
 i. Of Creeds, 248. 
 
 a. General Treatises, 248. 
 
 b. The Apostles', Nicean, and Athanasian Creeds, 248. 
 ii. Symbolic Books of various Churches, 250. 
 
 a. The Romish Church. 250. 
 
 b. The Greek Church, 250. 
 
 c. Confessions of Faith of the Reformed Churches abroad, 250. 
 
 d. Of the Church of England, 253. 
 
 e. Catechism of the Church of England, 255. 
 
 VII. MORAL AND PRACTICAL THEOLOGY 
 
 1. Introduction, and General Treatises. 256. 
 
 2. Duties of a Private Nature, 257. 
 
 3. Social Duties, 259. 
 
 VIII. ASCETIC, SPIRITUAL. AND MYSTICAL THEOLOGY. 
 260. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 IX 
 
 IX. POLEMICAL THEOLOGY. 
 
 1. General Treatises, 266. 
 
 2. Ttuth of the Christian Religion, and Defence of Natural 
 
 AND Revealed Religion against Atheists, Deists, Jews, 
 Mahommedans, etc., 267. 
 
 i. Truth of the Christian Religion in general j and its defence against 
 
 Atheists, Deists, etc., 15—28. 
 ii. Against Jews and Mahommedans, 267. 
 
 3. Controversies in the Christian Church. 
 
 i. Before the Reformation, 268. 
 
 ii. Between Catholics and Protestants, 269. 
 
 a. General treatises by Catholics against Protestants, 269. 
 
 6. Protestants against Catholics, 270. 
 
 c. Between the Churches of England and Rome, 272. 
 
 d. On the Real Presence, Confession, Pope's Supremacy, and 
 
 other Popish Doctrines, 273. 
 
 4. Arians, Socinians, and Unitarians, 274. 
 
 5. Church of England and Dissenters, 276. 
 
 i. General Treatises by Churchmen, 276. 
 ii. General Treatises by Dissenters, 278. 
 iii. On various Sects and Opinions, 276. 
 
 6. Miscellaneous Controversies, 281. 
 
 X. PASTORAL THEOLOGY. 
 
 1. On the Pastoral Care, 282. 
 
 2. Treatises on the Composition of a Sermon, and on the Art or 
 
 Preaching, 284. 
 
 3. Episcopal Charges. 
 
 XI. HOMILIES, LECTURES. AND SERMONS. 
 
 1. Helps, 286. 
 
 2. Lectures, 286. 
 
 i. Boyle's Lectures, 286. 
 ii. Lady Moyer's Lectures, 288. 
 iii. Warburton's Lectures, 288. 
 iv. Baropton Lectures, 289. 
 V. Hulsean Lectures, 291. 
 
 3. Sermons. 
 
 i. Collections of Sermons, 292. 
 
 ii. Sermons of English Divines, 292. 
 
 iii. Sermons in the French language, 311. 
 
 iv. Sermons in the German language, 313. 
 
CONTENTS. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 XI 
 
 XII. HISTORICAL THEOLOGY. 
 
 1. History op Religions, 314. 
 
 i. General History, 314. 
 
 ii. Egyptians and Carthaginians, 315. 
 
 iii. Jews and Samaritans, 317. 
 
 iv. Mohammedan Religion, 319. 
 
 T. Persians, 321. 
 
 vi. Indians, ib. 
 
 Tii. Chinese, 322. 
 
 ▼iii. German, Scandinavian, and Celtic, 323. 
 
 ix. American, 324. 
 
 2. HiSTORV OF THE CHRISTIAN ChURCH. 
 
 i. Introductory Treatises, 324. 
 
 ii. General Ecclesiastical Histories, 325. 
 
 a. Larger works, 325. 
 
 6. Manuals and Abridgments, 328. 
 
 c. Miscellaneous Collections, etc. relative to the General History 
 
 of the Christian Church, 329. 
 
 d. Chronological Tables, 330. 
 
 «. History of particular Periods and Circumstances of the Christian 
 Church, 331. 
 
 /. Ecclesiastical History of Europe and of particular Churches, 
 
 333. 
 g, Asia and Africa, 333. 
 A. Martyrologies and Lives of Saints, 334. 
 t. History of Popes, Cardinals, and the Roman see. ib. 
 k. Bulls and Decrees, 336. 
 /. History of Heresies, 337. 
 m. Wicklifites and Hussites, 338. 
 n. Churches of the Albigeuses, Waldenses, etc., 339 
 
 0. General History of the Reformation and the Stiite of the Pro- 
 
 testant Churches, 339. * *^'° 
 
 p. Reformation in England, 342 
 
 r* B^^lf v''?^ Histonr of Enghnd and Scotland, 343. 
 r. British Ecclesiastical Biography, 345. 
 
 1. Foreign Ecclesiastical Biography, 347 
 
 t. History^and Proceedings of ftfissionary* and Bible Societies, etc.. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 Containing Oriental Literature. 
 
 Hebrew, 356. 
 
 Syriac, Punic, and Palmyrean, ib. 
 
 Egyptian, Coptic, and Hieroglyphic, 357. 
 
 Arabic, 358. 
 
 Persian, 362. 
 
 Georgian, 363. 
 
 Turkish, ib. 
 
 Armenian, 364. 
 
 Sanscrit, ib. 
 
 Pali, Bengalee, Chingalese, and Tamul, 368. 
 
 Japanese and Malay, 369. 
 
 Chinese, 360. 
 
 Mandchou, 370. 
 
 Oriental Histoiy, Antiquities, Voyages, Travels, and Miscellanies. 
 370. 
 
 SUPPLEMENT, 378. 
 
 XIIL MISCELLANEOUS DIVINITY, 349. 
 
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 INDEX 
 
 to the Boohs recommended htf the Regius- Professor of Theology, in his 
 "HIBLIOTIiECA PAHVA THEOLOGICA." 
 
 Those, which are printed in italic?, are recommended either as particularly valuable, 
 or as coDdensin;^ the jtabitance of larger works. Those, whicli have an asterisli pre- 
 fixed, arc of a more learned kind. 
 
 Atheism and Infidelity. 
 
 Van Mildert, Boyle L«-cturcs, 54 
 Paley, \atural Theology, 50. 03 
 fientley, Atheism, &4. 08 
 
 • Clarke, Dr. S. Attributes, TO. T4 
 Harris, Dr. J. Refutation of atheistical ob- 
 jections, 09 
 
 Natural and Revealed Religion. 
 
 l^Uttui, Chrintian Bevelation, IW 
 
 Stackhoiise, Defence, 196 
 
 Butler, Analogy, 197 
 
 Ellis, Knowledge of divine things, 201 
 
 Boyle Lectures, 210 
 
 abridged, 205-9 
 
 Deism, 
 Inland, DeistH, 239 
 Nicholls, Conference, 240 
 Conyheare, Defence, 243 
 Skelton, Deism revealed, 245 
 Foster, Christian Ilevelation, 246 
 
 • Smith, Cure of Deism, 247 
 
 I^vidences of Christianity, 
 
 Jenkin, KeoMnabUneMS, etc. 275 
 Stackhouse, 278 
 
 Hoiilteville, La religion Chreticnnc, 279 
 Abaddie, Vindication, 283 
 
 • Kidder. Mefsias, 3681 
 Paley" » Evidences, 284 
 
 Prophecy, 
 
 Hurd, Introduction, 362 
 Sherlock, on the lue and intent of, 364 
 Chandler, Defence, 368 
 Twells, Boyle's Lectures, Lady Moycr's 
 Lectures, 370 
 
 Miracles, 
 
 Douglas, Criterion, 390 
 Simillhrook, t indication, 391 
 Campbell, JJissertatiun, 393 
 Chapman, Church, Vodtcell, 398 
 
 Hebrew, Syriac, etc, 
 
 F^ee't Hebrew Grammar, 838 
 
 Uesenii Lexicon, 9-18 
 
 Buxtorf, Concordantia' Heb. 984 
 
 • Kelandi Analecta Habb. 
 
 Buxtortii Lexicon Cliald. et Talmud. 932 
 Uberleitner Chald.-Syriwee Gram. 842 
 Jahn, Chald. Chrest. 843 
 Hoffmann, Grammatica Syr. 1088 
 Castellua, Lex. Syriac. 1090 
 Oberleitner, Chrest. Syr. 1092 
 
 • Psalter. Syriac, Erpenii. ed Dathe, 588 
 De Sacy, Gram. Arabe, llf« 
 
 Golius, Ijcx. Arab. ed. Freytag, 1104 
 De Sacy, Chrest. Arabe, 1105. 
 Koscgartco, Chrest. Arab. 1100 
 
 Jevcs, 
 
 Shuckford, Russell, Pritleavx, 2007-70 
 Jennings, Antiquities, 1931 
 Lewis, Hebrew Republic, 1937 
 Lowman, Civil Govern. 1996 
 
 Scriptures, 
 
 Toicnsend, 652 
 
 Home, Introduction, 712 
 
 • Le Long, Bibliotheca Sacra, 4943 
 Clayton, Vindication of the Histories, 258 
 Leland, Divine Authority, 237 
 
 Collier, Sacred Interpreter, 709 
 Lowth, Inspiration, 736 
 
 • Cosius, The Canon, 701 
 
 Old Testament, 
 
 Gray, Key, 710 
 Grave, the Pentateuch, 1242 
 Bryant, the Plagues, 1821 
 Peters, on Job, 1292 
 
 • Dimock, on Psalms, etc. 1325 
 Lowth, Isaiah, 1399 
 
 Blayrwy, Jeremiah, iMmentations, and 
 Xechariah, 1405 
 
 Newcome, Ezekiel and the Minor Pro- 
 phets, 1444 
 
 fVintle, Daniel, 1427 
 
 Pocock, Hosea, Joel, Micah, and Malachi. 
 1443 
 
 Chandler, Vindication of Daniel's Pro- 
 phecies, 1428 
 
 Septuagint, 
 
 Schleusner, 1027 
 
 • Ho<ly, 702 
 
 New Testament, 
 
 Percy, Key, 741 
 
 Schleusner, Lexicon, 1022 
 
 Elsley's Gospels, 1555 
 
 Slade's Epistles, 1673 
 
 II oodlumse on the Apocalypse, 1810 
 
 Elsnerus, Observationes, 1050 
 
 • Raphelius, Annotationes, 1057 
 
 • Woltius, CurA! Philologicae, 1518 
 Biscoc, the Acts, 1043 
 
 Paley, Horee Paulinie, 1091 
 
 • Pritins, in lectionem, 742 
 Greswfll, Dissertations, 056 
 Greswell, Harnionia Evangelica, 650 
 Jones, canonical authority, 703 
 
 • -Millii Prolegomena, 401 
 
 Triniti^, 
 
 Berrimann, Dr. 2928 
 Stillingflcet, 2931 
 IVaterland, 2924 
 
,.,„.„,.B..««— '^»'-«'*'-rr' 
 
 Divinity of Christ, 
 
 fVaterland, 2782 
 Shirlock, 518-2 
 Edward?, 3549 
 Smith, -i^ ^. . ,>o25 
 
 Atonement. 
 
 Ho/«/ Spirit. 
 
 Stebbing, 3000 
 
 ^•i";r' The docmne of Grace. »« 
 
 Crwrfs* 
 Pearson, Exposition, 3197 
 
 SacramCHfs. 
 
 ff'a//, /»/«»' Baptism, 310J 
 
 CAurr/i Gouer/imcnt. 
 • Hooker, Polity, 2lf 
 
 f_!L_ citJi/ estabUohment, 2147 
 Potter, Church-goverument, -2176 
 Parker, Government, 2173 
 
 Taylor, Episcopacy, 2774 
 
 Ecclesiastical History. 
 
 Spanheim, annaU, Vi\* 
 
 £;r:™'; EcSsSry, 4»» 
 
 (7omm«»tarii, 4345 
 • Fabricius, lox bvangelii, 4330 
 Lenfant, Conciles de Constance et Pise, 
 
 2108 
 
 Popery. 
 Sarpi, Council o//'^/',,f"chorch of the 
 
 '^lahometanism, 
 
 Prideaux, 3471 ^. ,_., 3470 
 White, Bampton Lectures, Wt 
 
 Church of England. 
 
 Short's Sketch, 4494 
 
 Collier, Eccles.ast.ca « '♦^^\^449l 
 Stillingfleet.OriginosBritanmca:, 
 
 Inett, History of, 4492 
 Tfluray^-, Ordim/Mo«. 2189 
 fi«n«'^ f A« Article', SUW 
 Bennett, the Articles, Z^l 
 Vfwer the Articles, 3263 
 
 etc. 3252 
 r-otri/xT, /.ifuryy, «328-9 
 
 Winchester, Seventeenth Article, o 
 • Gibson, Codex 
 
 Burton, Lectures, 'S.^ 
 
 • Bingham, Antiquities, 2095 
 
 Fathers. 
 
 Cave, Liries,^ 
 
 • historia literaria, 4258 
 
 Baltus, Defense, 2385 
 
 • Le Nourry, Apparatus, 51»i 
 
 Jleformation. 
 
 Sleidan, 4447-4454 
 
 • Gerdesius, 4456 
 Seckendorf, Lulheranism, 4445 
 Perrin, Histoire des Vandois 
 
 Brandt, 4469 
 
 DHrell,2220 
 
 Sylloge ronfessionum, 32W 
 
 Lewis, Iticnf, and Pecock, 5179-80 
 
 Strvpe, Annals. 44H4 
 
 __11- Memorials, 3120 
 
 ^urm-f, History of the Reformation, 4477 
 
 SpotsvioiKl, Church of Scotland, 4j08 
 
 Bcaueobre, Histoire, 4458 
 
 lieligious Faith and Practice. 
 
 Stebbing, '^<'""°'*?', "**!;"„ 
 Rotheram, on baith, 3390 
 
 Sherlock, Divine P'^^'l^^^'iJraaM 
 Taylor, Holy Living and ^V'^S'/^ 
 " Unum necessariumAial* 
 
 Squire, /"'^'/^'r''''^?' ??*,„,, nractice. 2835 
 Burrow, Christian faith and practice, -w- 
 
 Pastoral Duties, 
 
 Burnet, Pastoral Care, 3617 
 
 Pastoral Office, 3617 . , ^, 
 
 Taylor, the office ministerial, 277^ 
 
 Sumner, Apostolical preaching. 3658 
 
 Sharp, on the Rubric, 
 
 Cruden's Concordance, lw» ^ . 
 
 S^ns by Sherlock, 2688: Jortin, M» , 
 
 Rogers, 4003 ; Skelton, 4035 ; Horbe^y. 
 
 .29-»; Seeker, 4014; ' Hor«lcy. ^. 
 
 Scattergood. 4013; Stebbing, 4045, 
 
 Atterbury,3760 
 
 The following works ar« '"oroineBded 
 to those persons, who wish to read the col- 
 lected writings of our best divines. 
 
 The works of Jeremy Taylor, Wj*}^ 
 2774; Bull, 7 vols. 2702; Water and. W 
 vols. 2782; Horberry. 2 vols- «23 .Bar- 
 row, 8 vols. 2683; Paley, 7 vols. 3751, 
 Watson's Theological tracts, 6 vols. 27»Ji, 
 Enchiridion theologicum,\ ort Manual jor 
 the use of students in divinity. 
 
 TALBOYS' 
 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 1. ON TOLERATION, RIGHT OF THE CIVIL MAGISTRATE, &C. 
 
 1 Taylor, (Bp.) a Discourse of the Liberty of Prophesying : 
 
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 men's faith, and the iniquity of persecuting different 
 opinions, with an introductory essay by the Rev. R. Cat- 
 termole, B. D. 12mo. cloth, 3s. 6d. Lond. 1834 
 
 2 Stillingfleet (Bp. Ed.) Irenicum ; a weapon-salve for the 
 
 church's wounds, 4to. 4s. 6d. J 662 
 
 The injustice of intolerance is combatted and exposed in a very 
 brief and masterly manner by Bishop Taylor, in his Liberty 
 of Prvphe>iyi»g, and by Bishop Stillingfleet in his Irenicum. 
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 was violated by oppression, the other when it was in danger 
 from fresh resentments. — Bishop Warburton. 
 
 3 Locke (J.) a Letter concerning Toleration, 4to. calf, 7s. 6d. 
 
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 to write this treatise, which with the two foregoing, and the fol- 
 lowing one by Bayle, "should be carefully studied. They 
 give a complete view of the subject. Such who have wrote since 
 in support of the divine principle of toleration, may be said, only, 
 actum agere," — Bishop Warbuuton. 
 
 4 Bayle, Commentaire philosophique sur ces paroles de Jesus- 
 
 Christ, Contrain les d'etitrer, ISmo. 2 vols, rare, 7s. 1686 
 
 5 '^—— a philosophical Commentary on Luke xiv. 23, " Com- 
 
 pel them to come in,** 12mo. 2 vols, neat, 9s. 1708 
 
 The object of the above is not so much to illustrate the passage 
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2 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 6 Clarendon's (Edw. earl of ) Religion and Policy, and the 
 countenance and assistance each should give the other, 
 royal 8vo. 2 vols, new, bds., II. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Oxford, Clarendon press, 1811 
 
 Marsh's Lectures, see below, No. 33. 
 
 yWarburton (Bp.) The Alliance between Church and State, 
 8vo. calf, OS. 1741 
 
 Also ia his works, 12 vols. 8vo. boards, 51. 5$. 
 
 2. BIBLIOGRAPHY ; DIRECTIONS, ETC, FOR THE STUDY OP 
 
 THEOLOGY. 
 
 8 Clarke (A.) A concise view of the succession of Sacred 
 
 Literature, from the invention of alphabetical characters 
 to the year of our Lord 1300, 8vo. 2 vols, new, boards, 
 M. 10s. Lond. 
 
 9 Eichhom (J. G.) AUgemeine Bibliothek der biblischen 
 
 Literatur, 8vo. 10 vols. 5/. 15s. 6d. Leipz. 1788-1801 
 9»EnsHn (T. C. F.) Bihliothcca Theologica, oder Verzeich- 
 niss aller brauchbaren, in alterer und neuerer Zeit, in 
 Deutschland erschienenen Werke iiber alle Theile der 
 Wissenschaftlichen und pruktischen, besonders protestan- 
 tischen Theologie, 8vo, 4s. 6d. Sluttg. 1833 
 
 lOErsch (J. Sam.) Literatur der Theologie seit der Mitte 
 des achtzehnten Jahrhunderts bis auf die neueste Zeit 
 systematisch bearbeitet, 8vo. hf. -bound and interleaved, 
 Ss. 6d. Amst. 1810 
 
 1 1 Fuhrmann (W. D.) Handbuch der theologischen Literatur, 
 
 oder Onleitung zur theologischen Biicherkenntniss, 8vo. 2 
 bde. in 3 abth. 1/. 18s. 6d. Leipz. 1818-21 
 
 12 Home {T. H.) A catalogue of the library of the college of 
 
 St. IMargaret and St. Bernhard, commonly called Queen's 
 college in the university of Cambridge, methodically ar- 
 ranged, royal 8vo. 2 vols, boards, 31. 3s. Lond. 1827 
 
 This work is here introduced on account of the very copious and 
 excellent catalogue of theology composing the first volume. 
 
 13Hottingeri (J. H.) Bibliothecarius : I. Pars, qu» Prole- 
 gom. absolvitur, agit de officio Bibliothecarii Bibliothecis, 
 etc. II. De Theologia Biblica. III. De Theologia Pa- 
 tristica. IV. De Theologia Topica, Symbolica, Syste- 
 matica. 4to. veUum, 10s. Tiguri, 1664 
 
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 14 Melanchthon (Ph.) Examen ordinandor. et definitt. theolog. 
 Wileb. 1557. Theophilus Lebens Onomasticon theolog., 
 catalog, concilior., series Pontific. 8vo. 2 vols, in one. 
 3s. 6d. TViteb.} 557 
 
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 tenant le tableau chronologique, biogra])hique, et biblio- 
 graphique, des auteurs inspires et des auteurs ecclesias- 
 tiques, depuis Moise jusqu' a St. Thomas-d'Aquin. 8vo. 
 10s. Paris, 1826 
 
 " A convenient and useful summary of biblical and ecclesiastical 
 bibliography." — Horne. 
 
 16 Nosselt (J. A.) Anweisung und Bildung angehender Theo- 
 logen, 8vo. 3 vols, new, sewed, 14s. Halle, 1818-19 
 
 170rme (W.) Bibliotheca Biblica. A select list of books on 
 sacred literature ; with notices biographical, critical, and 
 bibliographical, 8vo. boards, 12s. Edinb. 1824 
 
 "The theological student cannot fail to derive much advantage 
 from it ; and the more learned divine will find it an excellent 
 supplement to Walchius and Le Long."— British Critic. 
 
 18 Nosselt (J. A.) Anweisung zur Kenntniss der besten allge- 
 
 meinern Biicher in alien Theilen der Theologie, 8vo. 
 2 vols, sewed, U. 2s. 6d. Leipz. 1806 
 
 19 Schnurrer (C. F.) Orationum academicarum historiam li- 
 
 terar. theologicam et orientalem illustrantium delectus 
 posthumus, ed. H. E. G. Paulus, 8vo. sewed, 6s. 
 «^o. Tubing. 1828 
 
 20 Simon (C. F. L.) Literatur der Theologie hauptsachlich des 
 
 neunzehnten Jahrhunderts, 8vo. sewed, 12s. Leipz. 1813 
 
 21 Winer (G. B.) Handbuch der theologischen Literatur 
 
 hauptsachlich des protestantischen Deutschlands nebst 
 kurzen biographischen Notizen iiber die theologischen 
 Schriftsteller, 8vo. sewed, 12s. Leips. 1826 
 
 22 Walchii (J. G.) Bibliotheca Theologica selecta litterarius 
 
 adnotat. instructa, 8vo. 4 vols. 8vo. sewed, 21. 5s. 
 
 Jence, 1757 
 
 23 -^-^ another, 8vo. 4 vols, very fine copy, new, in vellum, 
 
 3/. 3s. 16.1757 
 
 '• All who are conversant in sacred literature have borne willing 
 testimony to the accuracy and research of Walchius." — Horne. 
 The Bibliotheca Pairistica may be had uniform with the above. 
 
 OXFORD.3 
 
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 23»Bennct (Thos.) Directions for studying: 1. A general 
 system of divinity. 2. Tlie Thirty-nine Articles of re- 
 ligion, 8vo. nefl/," 4s. 6d. 1727 
 
 24 Bickersteth's Christian Student ; designed to assist Chris- 
 
 tians in general in acquiring religious knowledge. With 
 
 lists of books adapted to the various classes of society, 
 
 12mo. bds., 9s. 6d. 1829 
 
 24a calf, gilt, 12s. 1829 
 
 25 Buddeus (J. F.) Isagoge in theol. univ. 4to. fiew, sewed, 
 
 13s. 6d. Zi;;*. 1730 
 
 26Caftisen (C. F.) Anweisung fUr Theologie Studirende, 
 
 8vo. 6s. AUona, 1811 
 
 27Carpov (Jac.) Theologia revel, dogm. methodo scientiiica 
 
 proposita, 4to. 4 vols. 21. 18s. (k1. Frankof. 1737—64 
 
 28 Dens (P.) Manuale theologicum continens definitiones et 
 
 divisiones theologiae universae, 12mo. new, sewed, 4s. 
 
 Mechlinice, 1816 
 
 29 Du Pin. A compleat Method of studying Divinity, trans- 
 
 lated from the French, 8vo. calf, 4s. Lond. 1720 
 
 30 Erasmus (Desid.) Ratio, seu methodus compend. per- 
 
 veniendi ad ver. theol. ed. Semler, 8vo. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Halce, 1782 
 
 31 Gleig's Directions for the study of theology, 8vo. new, 
 
 bds. 10s. 6d. Lond. Cadel. 
 
 32 Hey (J.) Lectures in Divinity, delivered in the Univer- 
 
 sity of Cambridge, 8vo. 4 vols, bds., II. 16s. Camb. 1822 
 
 33 Marsh (Dr. Herbert.) Letter to the conductor of the 
 
 Critical Review on the subject of religious toleration ; 
 Camb. 1810. Letter of explanation to the dissenter and 
 layman, who has lately addressed himself to the author 
 on the Views of the Protestant dissenters, ib. 1813. 
 Course of lectures containing a description and systematic 
 arrangement of the several branches of divinity, three 
 parts, [^criticism and interpretation of the Bible,] 1 vol. 
 neatly half bound in russia, 10s. 6d. Camb. 1810 — 13 
 34 Opusculorum de ratione studii ; pars I.: J. F. Ringel- 
 bergii, D. Erasmi, M. A. Mureti, G. J. Vossii, et C. 
 Barlsci comment, de ratione studii, etc. Pars altera : 
 S. Gausseni dissert.; 1. de studii Theologici ratione; 
 2. de Natura Theologice ; 3. de ratione Concionandi. 
 Pars III. ; S. Gausseni dissert. ; 4. de utilitate Philo' 
 sophice ad Theologiam ; 5. de recto usu Clavium: et 6. 
 de Verba Dei. 8vo. 3 vols, sewed, 15s. Lug. Bat. 1786 
 
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 general treatises. 5 
 
 35 Owen (J.) De natura, ortu, progressu, et studio verae 
 
 theologiae, 4to. calf, lOs. Oxonice, 1661 
 
 36 Schubert (J. E.) Introductio in theologiam revelatam, 
 
 8vo. sewed, 8s. Jena, 1762 
 
 37 Wotton (W.) Some thoughts concerning a proper method 
 
 of studying divinity, 8vo. sewed, 2s. 6d. Oxford, 1818 
 
 Edited by Dr. Cotton, with notes giving an account of the various 
 editions of the books recommended, and other useful information. 
 
 3. general treatises on theology. 
 
 38 Bellamy (J.) The History of all Religions, 12mo. bds. 3s. 
 
 Lond. 1812 
 
 39Broughton (T.) An Historical Dictionary of all Religions 
 from the creation of the world to this present time, folio, 
 calffrontis. 21. 2s. Lond. 1745 
 
 This work was strongly recommended by Bp. Tomline. 
 
 40Chirisse (J.) Encyclopoediae Theologicae epitome, 8vo. 
 new, sewed, 18s. * Lug. Bat. 1832 
 
 41 Constant (Benj.) De la Religion dans sa source, ses formes, 
 
 et ses developpemens, 8vo. 3 vols, nevj, sewed, \l. Is. 
 
 Paris. 
 
 42 Concise view of the History of Religious Knowledge, from 
 
 the creation of the world to the establishment of Chris- 
 tianity, 12mo. bds. 2s. 6d. Kidderminster, 1795 
 
 43 Dens (P.) INIanuale theologicum, continens definitiones 
 
 et divisiones theologiae universae, 12mo. 4s. Mechlin, 1816 
 
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 45 Diilaure (J. A.) Des Cultes qui ont precede et amene 
 
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 7s. 6d. Paris, 1805 
 
 46 Dupuis, Origine' de tons les Cultes, ou religion universelle, 
 
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 various sects in religion, that have prevailed in the world, 
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 48 Law (Edw.) Considerations on the state of the world 
 
 with regard to the theory of religion, 8vo. neat, 3s. 
 
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 49 Maresii Theologiae Elenchticae nova synopsis, 2 vols. — Sys- 
 tema theologicum. — Collegium theologicum sylloge dis- 
 putationum. Fasciculus myrrhae, 4to. 6 vols, vellum, 
 port. 21. Groniiigen, 1648 — 60 
 
 oOMitford (W.) Observations on the history and doctrine of 
 Christianity, and on religions connected in history, the 
 Primeval, the Judaic, and the Heathen, public, mystical, 
 and philosophical, 12nio. bds. 4s. 6d. Loud, 1823 
 
 51 Ross (A.) A view of all religions in the world; to which 
 are annexed the lives, actions, and ends of certain notori- 
 ous hereticks ; with their effigies in copper-plates, 12mo. 
 calf, Gs. Loud. 1672 
 
 .52 Taylor (R.) Natural history of religion, 12mo. bds. 4s. 
 
 53 Wilkes (W.) History of the state of man, with regard to 
 religion and morals, from the beginning of the world to 
 the reformation, 8vo. 2s. Loud. 1746 
 
 ATHEISM AND INFIDELITY *, ON THE EXISTENCE OF GOD, ETC. 
 
 The following works on this subject, with a ft prefixed, are taken 
 from Dr. Burton's Bihliotheca Parva Theolpgica. Those in italics are 
 recommended by him either as more particularly valuable, or as condensing 
 the substance of larger works, 'i hose which have an asterisk prefixed, are 
 of a more learned kind. 
 
 654 Van Mildert (Bp.) An Historical View of the rise and 
 progress of Infidelity , with a refutation of its principles 
 and reasonings, 2 vols. Svo. new, boards, 11. 4s. 
 
 b55 another, 2 vols, new, calf, very neat, 11. Us. 
 
 Particularly recommended by the late Bp. Lloyd, as well as the 
 present Regius professor. 
 
 b56Paley (Will.) Natural Theology; or evidence of the 
 existence and attributes of the Deity, collected from the 
 appearances of nature, Qvo. half russia, neat, Js. 6d. 
 
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 another, Svo. bds. 5s. 
 
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 6 57 
 658 
 659 
 660 
 661 
 662 
 
 - Svo. calf, neat, 'Js, 
 
 — ISmo. new, boards, 3s. 
 
 ib. 1803 
 ib. 1805 
 ib. 1807 
 ib. 1816 
 t6. 1825 
 ib. 1830 
 
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 existence and attributes of the Deity, collected from 
 the appearances of nature, Svo. with plates and ex- 
 plajiatory notes, by Paxton, 2 vols. Svo. II. l.y. 
 
 Oxford, Vincent. 
 
 The plates, with letter-press descriptions, may be had separate, 
 Svo. boards, 15s. 
 
 664Bentley (Dr.) Folly and Unreasonableness of Atheism, 
 ^ 4to.//ie old copij, gilt leaves, 6s. Loud. 1699 
 
 6 65 . another, 8vo. calf, 4s. 1 735 
 
 b66 Svo. fine copy, 6s. 6d. 17a5 
 
 667 8vo. new, boards, 7s. Oxf 1809 
 
 i(i8 8vo. new, calf, very neat, 7s. ib. 1809 
 
 6 69 Harris (Dr. J.) A Refutation of the Atheistical Objections 
 against the Being and Attributes of God, 4to. calf, 
 scarce, 6s. Lond. 1698 
 
 * 70 Clarke (S.) on the Being and Attributes of God, the 
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 Spinoza, etc. 8vo. calf, 3s. 6d. Lond. 1719 
 
 71 gvo, calf, van/ neat, 4s. 6d. Lond. 1719 
 
 72 8vo. calf, 4s. 6d. ib. 1725 
 
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 74 8vo. very neat, 6s. ib. 1749 
 
 75 Jackson (J,) The Existence and Unity of God : proved 
 
 from his nature and attributes. Being a defence of Dr. 
 Clarke's Demonstration of the Being and Attributes of 
 God, 8vo. calf, 5s. Lond. 1734 
 
 76 Clarke {Jn.) A Third Defence of Dr. Clarke's Demonstra- 
 
 tion of the Being and Attributes of God, in answer to a 
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 THE BRiDGEWATER TREATISES. — On the Poivcr, Wisdom, 
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 77 The Adaptation of External Nature to the IMoral and In- 
 
 tellectual Constitution of Man, by the Rev. Thomas 
 Chalmers, D. D., 2 vols. 8vo. new, cloth boards, 16s. 
 
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 78 The Adaptation of External Nature to the Physical Con- 
 
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 cloth boards, 9s. 6d. Oxford, 1833 
 
 79 Astronomy and General Physics, considered with reference 
 
 to Natural Theology, by the Rev. William Whewell, 
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 80 The Hand : its Mechanism and vital Endowments as 
 
 evincing Design, by Sir Charles Bell, 8vo. wood cuts, 
 cloth boards, 10s. 6d. 1833 
 
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 William Prout, M. D. F. R. S. 8vo. new, cloth bds. 1834 
 
 The following are preparing for publication : — 
 
 82 Animal and Vegetable Physiology, by Peter Mark Roget, 
 
 M. D. fellow of and secretary to the Royal Society. 
 
 83 Geology and iMineralogy, by the Rev. William Buckland, 
 
 D. D. professor of Geology in the university of Oxford. 
 
 84 The Historv, Habits, and Instincts of Animals, by the 
 
 Rev. William Kirby, M. A. F. R. S. 
 
 85Abernethy (J.) Discourses concerning the Being and 
 
 Natural Perfections of God, 2 vols. 8vo. calf, 7s. 
 
 Dublin, I'JiQ 
 8(JBeattie (Jas.) Essay on the Nature and Immutability of 
 
 Truth in opposition to Sophistry and Scepticism, 8vo. 
 
 boards, 5s. 1820 
 
 87 another, 8vo. calf, 78. 1807 
 
 88 Buddei (J. F.) Theses Theologicae de Atheismo et Super- 
 
 stitione, 4to. boards, 10s. 6d. Lug. Bat. 1767 
 
 Recommended by the late bishop Lloyd. 
 
 89Chamock (Steph.) on the Being and Attributes of God, 
 8vo. new, boards, 8s. 
 
 90 Christian (the) armed against Infidelity, by the authors of 
 
 Body and Soul, 12mo. boards, 2s. 6d. Lond. 1823 
 
 91 Cudworth (R.) The True Intellectual System of the Uni- 
 
 verse, Sermons, and other works, 4 vols. 8vo. new, bds. 
 best edition, 1/. 16s. Oxford, 1829 
 
 92 . another, 4 vols. 8vo. new, calf elegant, 21. 8s. 
 
 93 Cudworthi Systema intellectuale hujus universi, seu de veris 
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 94 Cudworthi Systema, etc. another, 2 vols. 4to. new, sewed, 
 
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 ♦* I should prefer Mosheim's Latin translation to the English original, 
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 95 Cudworth — A Confutation of the Reason and Philosophy of 
 
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 97 another, 2 vols. 8vo. calf, neat copy, 8s. 1758 
 
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 100 ^ 8vo. 4s. Lond. 1727 
 
 101 Drew's Essay on the being and attributes of God, 2 vols. 
 
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 102 Duncan (J. S.) Botanical Theology; or evidences of the 
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 Oxford, Vincent, 1826 
 
 103 Fenelon's ( Abp.) Demonstration of the Existence of God, 
 
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 104 another, neiv, boards, 3s. 6d. 1821 
 
 105 translated by Boyer, 12mo. Is. 6d. 
 
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 108 Hale (Sir Matthew) The primitive Origination of IMan- 
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 110 Hare (J. A.) On the Unreasonableness of Scepticism, 
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 112 Home (Bp.) Letters on Infidelity, 8vo. boards, 2s. 
 
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 113Meiners (C.) Historia Doctrinae de vero Deo omnium 
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 Lemg. 1780 
 
 114 Orr (J.) The Theory of Religion, with a conclusion to 
 
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 115 Ray (J.) The Wisdom of God manifested in the works 
 
 o^ t^e creation, 8vo. calf very neat, 4s. Lond. 1 71 ^ 
 
 116 T. Roorda, de Anticipatione cum omni tum imprimis Dei, 
 
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 126 Beattie*s (Jas.) Elements of Moral Science, 2 vols. 8vo. 
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 127 Berkeley (Bp.) on the principles of Human Knowledge; 
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 128 Bigotii (G. Christianae) Philosophise Preludium, folio, ca//, 
 6s. Tolosce, 1549 
 
 129 Burgh (J.) The Dignity of Human Nature; or, a brief 
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 130Burnside (Robert) The Religion of Mankind, in a series 
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 132 Campbell's (A.) Inquiry into the Original of Moral 
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 extent of its leading faculties as connected with the 
 principles and obligations of the Christian religion, 8vo. 
 2 vols, boards, 14s. Lond. 1828 
 
 137 Dick (T.) The Christian Philosopher; or, the connection 
 of science and philosophy with religion, 12mo. boards, 
 plates, 6s. Glasgow, 1828 
 
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 138 Dick (T.) The Christian Philosopher; etc— another, 
 12mo. new, boards, 8s. Glasgow, 1832 
 
 139 The Philosophy of a Future State, 12mo. nem, 
 
 boards, 6s. 6d. ib. 1828 
 
 140 Doddridge's (P.) Lectures in Pneumatology, Ethics, and 
 
 Divinity, 2 vols. 8vo. new, calf gilt, 1/. Is. Lond. 1822 
 
 141 Drew's Essay on the Immateriality of the Human Soul, 
 
 8vo. new, boards, 9s. 
 
 142 Gambier's Introduction to the Study of Moral Evidence, 
 
 8vo. boards, 6s. Lond. 1824 
 
 143Guer (M.) Histoire Critique de lame des Betes, conte- 
 nant les sentimens des philosophes anciens, & ceux des 
 modernes sur cette matiere, 8vo. 2 vols, in 1 , half calf, 
 4s. 6d. Amst. 1749 
 
 144Hobbes (Thorn.) Opera Philosophica, 4to. 2 vols, calf 
 neat, very scarce, 1/. 16s. Amst. J. Blcev, 1668 
 
 145 Hopfner (E. F.) Philosophic et superstitionis certaminse, 
 quae ardentiss. flagrant, hac nostra memoria, in de ab 
 aeterno jam fuerunt conserta ; oratio Philippica I. 8vo. 
 sewed, Is. 6d. Lips. 1828 
 
 146 Hume (D.) Essays and Treatises on several subjects, 
 
 to which are added dialogues concerning natural re- 
 ligion, 8vo. 2 vols, calf, 15s. Edinb. 1793 
 
 147 another, 8vo. 2 vols, boards, 13s. 6d. ib. 1817 
 148 Philosophical Works, including all the essays, 
 
 and exhibiting the more imfwrtant alterations and cor- 
 rections in the successive editions published by the au- 
 thor, 8vo. 4 vols, new, boards, best edition, \l. i6s. 
 
 Edinb. 1826 
 
 149 another, 4 vols, calf elegant , 21. 12s. 
 
 Edinb. 1826 
 
 150 James (J. T.) The Semi-sceptic, or, the common sense of 
 
 religion considered, 8vo. boards, 78. Lond. 1823 
 
 151 Kant (Im.) die Religion innerhalb der Grenzen der blossen 
 
 Vernunft, 8vo. new, sewed, 4s. 6d. Konigs. 1794 
 
 152 Storr, (G. Chr.J Annotationes qucedam Theologicae ad 
 philos. Kantii de rclig. doctrinam, 4to. new, sewed, 2s. 
 
 Tubing. 1795 
 
 153 Locke (John) An Essay concerning the Human Under- 
 
 standing, 8vo. 2 vols, calf, 5s. 1726 
 
 154 another, 8vo. 2 vols, new, boards, 14s. 1824 
 
 155 another, complete in 1 vol. 8vo. new, boards, 
 
 »8. 1829 
 
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 156 Locke's Essay on the Human Understanding condensed, 
 by a clergyman, 12mo. boards, 5s. 6d. Lond. 1831 
 
 I would first of all recommend to the young student [in theology] the 
 daily and long continued use of Locke on Human Understanding, 
 and The Institutes of Quintilian. The one will teach him to 
 think justly ; and the other to express his thoughts with correct- 
 ness and elegance ; without which qualities science is but learned 
 lumber, a burden to the owner, and a nuisance to every body 
 else. — Bishop Warburton. 
 
 157Malebranch'8 treatise of Nature and Grace, and Provi- 
 dence, crown 8vo. 6s. 1693 
 
 158 iNIendels-sohn (M.) Phadon, ou entretiens sur la spiri- 
 
 tualite et I'immortalite de lame, traduit de TAllemand 
 par M. Junker, 8vo. boards, 3s. Paris, 1772 
 
 159 Mills (W.) Lecture on the Theory of Moral Obligation, 
 
 etc. 8vo. sewed, 2s. 6d. Ojcford, 1830 
 
 160Oelrichs (J. G. A.) Comment, de doctrina Platonis de 
 
 Deo a christianis et recent. Platonic varie explic. et cor- 
 
 rupta, 8vo. Is. 6d. Marburg, 1788 
 
 161 Penrose's Inquiry into the Nature and Discipline of 
 
 Human Motives, 8vo. boards, 6s. Lond. 1820 
 
 162 Priestley (Joseph) Disquisitions relating to IMatter and 
 
 Spirit, 8vo. neat, 8s. Lond. 1777 
 
 163 Ruin and Recovery of INIankind: or, an attempt to vindi- 
 
 cate the scriptural account of these great events upon 
 the plain principles of reason, 8vo. calf, 3s. 6d. 
 
 Lojid. 1740 
 
 164 Rust (J.) Philosophie u. Christenthum, od. Wissen u. 
 
 Glauben, 8vo. sewed, 7s. Mannheim, 1825 
 
 165 Schleiermacher (F.) iib. die Religion, Reden an die Gebil- 
 
 deten unter ihren Berachtern, 8vo. sewed, 7s. 
 
 Berl. IQSl 
 
 166 Shaftesbury (Lord) Characteristicks, 8vo. 3 \o\s. ^calf 9s. 
 
 Lond.lin 
 
 167 another, neat, 12s. 1711 
 168 another, 3 vols, royal 8vo. good copy, old calf 
 
 gilt, with an additional portrait, \l. 10s. 
 
 Birmingham, printed by John Baskerville, 1773 
 169 another, 3 vols, royal 8vo. nice old copy, in red 
 
 morocco, 21. 8s. 1773 
 
 1*40 Browne (J.) Essays on the Characteristicks, Svo. calf, 
 
 2s. 6d. Lond. 1751 
 
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 171 Sherlock (W.) A Discourse concerning the happiness of 
 good men, and the punishment of the wicked in the 
 next world, 8vo. calfj 3s. Lond. 1704 
 
 172Spinoz8e Opera, edit, et prefat. instruxit A. Gfroerer, 
 8vo. 2 vols, new, sewed y IBs. 6d. Stutt. 1830 
 
 173 Spinoza theologisch-politische Abhandluntj^en ; freie Ueber- 
 setzung mit Anmerkungen, von J. A. Kalb, 8vo. served, 
 8s. Munchen, 1825 
 
 174Storr (G. Chr.) Annotationes quaedam Theologica ad 
 Philos. Kantii de relig. doctrinam^ 4to. sewed, 2s. 
 
 Tubing. 1793 
 
 175 Studies — Sacred and Philosophical, adapted to the Temple 
 of Truth, 8vo. boards, 5s. Lond. 1808 
 
 176 another, 8vo. 2 vols, calf, 1 vol. bds. II. Is. 
 
 177 Taylor (Rich.) The Natural History of Enthusiasm, 8vo. 
 new, boards, 8s. Lond. 1832 
 
 178 The Natural History of Fanaticism, 8vo. new, 
 
 boards, 10s. 6d. 1833 
 
 179Tittman (J. A. H.) ueber Supranaturalismus, Rationalis- 
 mus und Atheismus, 8vo. new, sewed, 6s. Leipzig, 1816 
 
 180Tumbull (George) Principles of Moral and Christian 
 Philosophy on the Christian doctrine concerning God, 
 providence, virtue, and a future state, 8vo. 2 vols, calf, 
 10s. Lond. 1740 
 
 181 Whiteley's Essays on the advantages of religion, re- 
 wards of eternity, etc. 8vo. boards, fs, Lond. 1816 
 
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 182 Cumberland (R.) Treatise on the Laws of Nature, 4to. 
 neat, 9s. I727 
 
 But as the great pillar of natural law is moral obligation, and of 
 natural religion, the being and attributes of God, there are two 
 capital books I would recommend to the student, to complete his 
 ideas of this law and this religion ; which are, Cumberland on 
 the Law of Nature, and Cvdwohth's Intellectual System, — Bisuop 
 Warburton. 
 
 183Buddeus (J. F.) Institut. Theol. Moral, 4to. new, sewed, 
 6s. Lips. 1759 
 
 184 Dick's Philosophy of Religion, or, an illustration of the 
 moral laws of the universe, 12mo. boards, 83. 
 
 Glasg. 1826 
 
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 185 Essays on the Principles of Morality and Natural Re- 
 
 ligion, 12mo. calf 2s. „ , . . , ;^««^- 1758 
 
 186 Foster (J.) Discourses on all the principal branches of 
 natural religion and social virtue, 2 vols. 4to. <;«(/'» 9s. 
 
 Lond. 1749 
 
 187 Hames 8 (Rev. W.) on the Connection of Christianity 
 
 with HumanI Happiness, (Boyle Lectures) 2 vols, cr^ 
 
 8vo. 6oar^*, 10s. ,, .,^ ,. . p o ^ 
 
 188 Turner's Compendium of Social Religion, 8vo. 2s. 
 
 Lond. 1757 
 
 189Wilkins (Bp.) Of the Principles and Duties of Natur^ 
 
 Religion, 8vo. calf 2s. 6d. l^rid. 16^ 
 
 190. another, 8vo. Is. 6d. A0S«5 
 
 How far natural religion will carry us is admirably well explained 
 by bishop Wilkins.— Dr. Wotton. 
 191 Wollaston— The Religion of Nature delineated, 8vo. calf 
 best edition, port. 5s. Lond. 1759 
 
 192 . another, 4to. 3s. **• 1725 
 
 193^ another, 4to. 3s. «*• 1726 
 
 For a general view of natural religion, as distinguished, though it 
 cannot be separated, from natural law, the most useful, 1 think, is 
 WoLLASTo/s Treafue.— Warburton. It has also been re- 
 commended by bishops Van Mildert and Lloyd, and by numerous 
 others. 
 
 CONNECTION OF NATURAL AND REVEALED RELIGION, AND 
 NECESSITY OF THE LATTER. 
 
 From the Regius Professors List. 
 
 b 194 Leland^s Advantage and l^ecessity of the Christian 
 Revelation, 8uo. 2 vols, boards, 12*. Glasg. 1819 
 
 A 195 another, 8ro. 2 vols, new, calf elegant, \l. \s. 
 
 Glasg. 1819 
 
 6196Stackhouse, Defence of the Christian Religion, and the 
 necessity of a divine revelation, 8vo. neat, 6s. 1733 
 
 b 197 Butler's Analogy of Religion, with a preface, giving 
 some account of the character and writings of the 
 author, by Samuel Halifax, D.D. 8vo. boards, port. 
 7s. 6d. Oxford, 1820 
 
 ft 19B another, 12mo. boards, 3s. ioJ^ 
 
 6199 another, with an introductory essay, by the 
 
 Rev. Dan. Wilson, 12mo. boards, 6s. Glasg. 1831 
 
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 b 200 Butler's Analogy, etc. 1 2mo. new, boards, new edition, 
 4b. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1833 
 
 5201 Ellis, The Knowledge of Divine things from Revela- 
 tion, not from reason or nature, 8vo. calf, neat, Us. fid. 
 
 1771 
 
 b 202 another, neat, calf, 8s. 1 771 
 
 b 203 another, 8vo. boards, 1 Os. fid. 1 81 1 
 
 Boyle' Lecture Sermons. 
 
 6205 A Defence of Natural and Revealed Religion, being an 
 abridgment of the Boyleian Lectures, 8vo. 4 vols, calf, 
 II. Is. 1737 
 
 b 20fi another, 4to. calf, neat, 1 /. 4s. 1 737 
 
 b 207 another, calf, fine copy , 1 /. 8s. 1 737 
 
 6209 another, new, calf, very fine copy, 1/. Ifis. 
 
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 b 210 A Defence of Natural and Revealed Religion, being a 
 
 collection of the sermons preached at the Lecture 
 founded by the Hon. Robert Boyle, esq. folio, 3 vols. 
 calf, neat, 31. 3s. ] 739 
 
 i 21 1 another, folio, 3 vols, fine copy, cf 31. 13s. fid. 
 
 1739 
 
 The Boyle lectures are particularly valuable upon this subject, an 
 abridgment of them was published from 1692 to 1732, by G. 
 Burnet. Dr. Burton, in his Biblioth. Furva llieolog. 
 
 212 Beck (J. L.) Fundamenta Theologiae Natural, et Revel. 
 8vo. new, sewed, 3s. fid. Basil, I757 
 
 213 Berriman's (W.) Gradual Revelation of the Gospel, from 
 the time of man's apostacy, 2 vols. 8vo. neat, 9s. fid. 
 
 Lond. 1733 
 
 214 Bourn (Sam.) A Series of Discourses on the principles 
 
 and evidences of natural religion and the christian 
 revelation, 4 vols. 8vo. neat, Ifis. I759 
 
 215 Butterworth's Treatise on natural and revealed re- 
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 21fi Chalmers (Dr. Thos.) Discourses on the christian reve- 
 lation, 8vo. new, hoards, 8s. 
 
 21 7 Consolations derived from natural and revealed re- 
 ligion, in two dissertations, the first supposed to have 
 been writtsu by Cicero ; the last written by Blacklock, 
 8vo. calf, very neat, 3s. Edinb. 17fi7 
 
 [d. a. talboys. 
 
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 •218Culverwel (N.) An elegant and learned Discourse of 
 the Light of Nature, with several other treatises, 4to 
 
 ir A^ dA Lond. 1d54 
 
 calf, 48. od. , , , /^ 1 • 
 
 219 Defence of Revelation in general, and the Gospel in par- 
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 220Grenfield*s Connection of Natural and Revealed Thejv 
 logy, 8vo. boards, 10s. fid. . Lond. 1818 
 
 221 Halyburton's Natural Religion insufficient, and Revealed 
 
 necessary to man s happiness, 8vo. boards, 4s. 
 
 -' Montrose, 1798 
 
 222 Llovd (R.) Christian Theology ; or, an enquiry into the 
 
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 223 Miller (John) Bampton Lectures, 1817, adaptation of 
 
 scripture to the real state of human nature, 8vo. wcwN 
 
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 224 Plain and Easy Introduction to the Principles of Natural 
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 Kidderminster, 1 /yo 
 
 225 Protestant System : containing discourses on the principal 
 
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 22fi Rogers's Necessitv of Divine Revelation, and the truth 
 
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 227 Rogers (J.) Sermons.— The necessity of divine revelation 
 
 and the truth of the Christian revelation asserted, 4 vols. 
 
 8vo. calf neat, 1/. Is. Lond. 1 /40 
 
 228 another, 2 vols. 8vo. boards, 14s. , ,,»,^ 
 
 Oxford, loiy 
 
 229 Rosenmuller (J. G.) de Christian© Theologie origine, 
 
 Svo. sewed, 2s. ^ . .^^ 7l! 
 
 230Shuttleworth (Dr. P. N.) The Consistency of the whole 
 
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 231 Squire (S.) Indifference for Religion inexcusable; or, a 
 
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 232 Summary of Natural and Revealed ^^^^'S^^'^' ^J^* J^g^ 
 
 233Sykes (A. A.) The Principles and Connexion of Natural 
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 « Lond. 1/4U 
 
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 234 Turretini (J. A.) Dilucidationes Philosophico-Theologico- 
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 Praxin Cristianam comrnendantur, 3 vols, in 1, 4to. vel- 
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 235 View of the Scripture Revelations concerning a Future 
 
 State : laid before his parishioners, by a country pastor, 
 12mo. boards, 3s. (Jd. Lond. 1821) 
 
 236 Watson (Thos.) Popular Evidences of Natural Religion 
 
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 DEISM AND DEFENCE OF REVELATION AGAINST DEISTS. 
 
 From the Regius Professor* s List. 
 
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 18s. 1739 
 
 238 another, 2 vols, calf, very neat, 1/. Is. 1739 
 
 6239 p'ietv of the principal Deistical Writers, Qvo. 2 
 
 vols, calf \l Is. Lond. 1757 
 
 ft 240 Nichols (W.) Conference with a Theist, containing an 
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 christian religion, 8uo. 2 vols, (food copy, neat, 8s. 
 
 Lond. 1723 
 
 241 another, 8vo. 2 vols./«e copy, 9s. 1723 
 
 242 another, 2 vols, larqe paper, neat, 10s. 1 723 
 
 6243Coneybeare (Bishop) Defence of Revealed Religion, 
 [against Tindal,] 8vo. cf 3s. 6d. 1732 
 
 6244- another, 8vo. very neat, 4s. 6d. 1732 
 
 6245 Skelton. Deism Revealed, 8vo. 2 vols, cf neat, 10s. 6d. 
 
 1749 
 
 Or in his works, 8vo. 6 vols, neu:, boardt, IL 4s. published at 
 3/. 12s. Lond. 1824. *^ 
 
 6246Foster (James) Usefulness, Truth, and Excellency of 
 the Christian Revelation, [against Tindal,] 1731. Lyt- 
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 tleship of St. Paul, Lond. 174/. Hampton (J.) A Plain 
 and Easy account of the Fall of Man, Lond. 1750. 
 Price (R.) A Sermon on the nature and dignity of the 
 human soul, Lond. I766, 8vo. in one vol. cf. 4s. (Sd. 
 
 * 247 Smith, The Cure of Deism; or, the mediatorial scheme 
 by Jesus Christ the only true religion, [against Tindal 
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 6 248 Smith, The Cure of Deism, etc. 2 vols. 5s. 
 5 249 another, 2 vols, very neat, 8s. 
 
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 250 Benson (G.) The Reasonableness of the Christian Reli- 
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 252 Berkeley (Bp.) Alciphron, or the IVIinute Philosopher, in 
 
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 8vo. 2 xoU^cffne copy, 10s. 6d. Lond. 1732 
 
 253 another, 8vo. cf. 6s. 6d. 1752 
 
 254 Bergier, Deisme Refute, par lui-meme, 12mo. 2 vols, in 
 one, sewed, 3s. 
 
 255 Chubb. A collection of tracts on various subjects, ^vritten 
 by Thom. Chubb, 4 vols. 1754. The Posthumous works 
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 copy, scarce, \l. 4s. 1748 
 
 256 ilw examination of a book intituled The True Gospel of 
 
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 257 Chapman (J.) Eusebius ; or, the true Christian's defence 
 
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 258 Clayton (Bp.) A Vindication of the Histories of the Old 
 
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 Recommended by the Regius Professor. 
 
 259 Collins (Anthony) A Discourse of the grounds and rea- 
 
 sons of the Christian religion, 8vo. 4s. 6d. 1737 
 
 260 Drew's Remarks on Paine's Age of Reason, 12mo. bds. 
 
 Is. 6d. Cornwall, 1820 
 
 261 Duclot (L'Abbe) La Bible vengee des attaques de I'in- 
 
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 262 Gibson (Bp.) Three Pastoral Letters, in defence of the 
 
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 late %vriters in favour of infidelity, 12mo. calf, 2s. 1735 
 
 263 another, 3s. * 1 760 
 
 264 another, 3s. 6d. 1 751 
 
 265Gildon (C.) The Deist's Manual; or, a rational enquiry 
 
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 into the Christian religion, with some considerations on 
 Hobbes, Spinosa, etc. 8vo. 4s. 6d. 1705 
 
 266Goldney's Friendly Epistles to Deists and Jews, and 
 scriptural remedies for healing the divisions in the church 
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 267 Goodman (J.) A Winter Evening Conference between 
 
 neighbours, 8vo. c«//, 2s. Lond, 1720 
 
 268 Home (T. H.) Deism Refuted, 12mo. hds. 5s. 
 
 269 Leslie (Charles) A short and easy method with the 
 
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 and easy method with the Jews, 1737- The Truth of 
 Christianity demonstrated, Lond. 1726. The three pieces 
 in one vol. 8vo. neat, 68. 6d. 
 
 270 Taylor (N.) A Preservative against Deism, 8vo. calf, 
 
 4s. 6d. Lond. 1698 
 
 271 Stiilingfleet. A Letter to a Deist, in answer to several 
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 272 Warner (F.) Bolingbroke ; or, a Dialogue on the origin 
 
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 273 Watson (Bishop) Two Apologies; one for Christianity 
 
 against Gibbon, and the other for the Bible against T. 
 
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 274 another, new, cf. neat, lOs. 1816 
 
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 EVIDENCES. 
 
 From the Regius Professor's List. 
 
 &275 Jenkin.The Reasonableness and Certainty of the Chris- 
 tian Religion, 8vo. 2 vols. 6s. 6d. 1798 
 
 ft 276 another, 8vo. 2 vols, cf neat, 9s. 1721 
 
 J 277 another, 8vo. 2 vols, cf gilt, 12s. 1734 
 
 Recommended by Dr. WoUon, and almost every divine of the 
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 & 278 Stackhouse, A fair state of the Controversy between 
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 1730 
 
 6 279 Houtteville, La religion Chretienne prouvee par les 
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 •280 Kidder (Bishop), Demonstration of the MessiaSj espe- 
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 ♦281 Kidder, (Bp.) Demonstration of the Messias, etc. folio, 
 neat, U. Is. 1726 
 
 Calculated to win the enemy, and enlighten the friend of Chris- 
 tianity. — Orme, 
 
 6282 Abbadie, Ja. Traite de la Verite de la Religion Chre- 
 tienne, 12mo. 3 vols. cf. neat, 9s. a la Haye, 1763 
 
 ^283 Vindication of the Truth of the Christian 
 
 Religion, 8vo. calf, neat, 4s. 6d. Lond. 1694 
 
 The late Bishop Lloyd affirmed in his public lectures, that he never 
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 h^&iPaleys Evidences of Christianity , 8i'o. 2 vols. cf. neat, 
 10s. 6d. I8I7 
 
 5 285 another, 8vo. in one vol. 7s. 6d. 1823 
 
 ^286 another, new edition, with sets of examina- 
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 ter, 12mo. nep}, boards, 6s. Camb. 1831 
 
 287 Joyce's analysis of Paley*s view of the Evidences 
 
 of Christianity ; with a supplement and examination ques- 
 tions with references for answers, 18mo. sewed, 2s. 6d. 
 
 Camb. 1833 
 
 288 another, 18mo. sewed, 2s. ib. 1833 
 
 289 Evidences of Christianity, condensed to about one- 
 third by a ]M aster of Arts of the University of Cam- 
 bridge, 12mo. boards, 3s. 6d. port. Lond. ]831 
 
 290 Fabricii, J. A. Delectus argumentorum et syllabus scrip- 
 torum qui veritatem Religionis Christianai adversus 
 Atheos, Epicureos, Deistas seu Naturalistas, Idolatras, 
 Judaeos et IMuhammedanos lucubrat. suis asseruerunt. 
 4to. vellum, 10s. 6d. Hamb. 1725 
 
 ^\ Evidences of Christianity; containing, Grotius on the 
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 Addison's Evidences of the Christian Religion. Camp- 
 bell's Dissertation on the ^Miracles. Sherlock's Trial of 
 the witnesses. Lyttleton on the Conversion and Apos- 
 tleship of St. Paul. West on the Resurrection. Por- 
 teus's Summary of the Principal Evidences for the 
 Truth and Divine Origin of the Christian Revelation, 
 royal 8vo. 2 vols, half calf neat, 15s. 1815 
 
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 292 Addison J. The Evidences of the Christian Religion, 
 
 18mo. boards. Is. 6d. Lond, 1819 
 
 293 Alexander A., A Brief outline of the Evidences of the 
 
 Christian Religion, 18mo. sewed, 4s. 6d. 
 
 Princeton, U. S. 1828 
 
 294Allix, Peter, Reflections upon the books of the Holy- 
 scripture, to establish the Truth of the Christian Reve- 
 lation, 8vo. new, boards, 8s. 6d. Oxford, 1822 
 
 295 another, 8vo. boards, 78. 18^ 
 
 These reflections have always been well spoken of. The fact of 
 their having been reprinted by 13p. Watson, and again at the 
 Oxford University press, affords strong evidence of their useful- 
 ness and soundness. 
 
 296 Beattie's, Jas. Evidence of the Christian Religion, small 
 8vo. boards, 5s. 
 
 297Bidlake (Dr. J.) The Truth and Consistency of Divine 
 Revelation, with some remarks on the contrary extremes 
 of infidelity and enthusiasm. Bampton Lecture, 1811. 
 8vo. boards, 5s. 6d. 1813 
 
 298Biscoe, The History of the Acts of the Holy Apostles, 
 confirmed from other authors, and considered as full 
 evidence of the truth of Christianity, 8vo. new, boards, 
 10s. 6d. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1829 
 
 299 another, 8vo. cf. gilt, 13s. 6d. 
 
 300 Blunt, J. T. The Veracity of the Gospel and Acts, small 
 8vo. new, boards, 5s. 6d. 
 
 301 of the five books of Moses, 
 
 small 8vo. new, boards, 5s. 6d. 
 
 302 Bogue, David, An Essay on the Divine Authority of the 
 
 New Testament, 8vo. boards, 8s. 1802 
 
 One of the best works for its size on the evidences of Christianity, 
 The sentiments are excellent, the language perspicuous, and the 
 reasoning cogent and convincing. — Orme. 
 
 303 Bryant, Jac. On the Authenticity of the Scriptures, and 
 the truth of the Christian religion, Svo.fine copy, calf, 
 7s. 6d. Cawi6. 1793 
 
 304 another, 8vo. boards, 7s. 6d. Lond. 1810 
 
 305jBurgess (Bp.) Elementary Evidences of the Truth of 
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 306 Chalmers, (Dr. T.) Evidence and Authority of the Chris- 
 
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 A l)eautiful edition, whose editor's name was C erardus De Tra- 
 OXFORD.] 
 
34 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 jectos Mosa. "It has the most judicious selection of parallel 
 texts ever appended to any edition of the New Testament."— 
 
 HORNE. 
 
 461 Nov. Test. Gr. e lect. var. IMss. exem planum in easdem 
 not. acced. loca script, parallela et proleg. stud. J. Millii> 
 novis access, locupl. L. Kuster, folio. Lips, 1723 
 
 462 ed. J\I. Mattaire, 8vo. calf, 7s. 6d. 
 
 Lond. Tonson, 1728 
 
 463 cum var. lect. locis parall. et aparatu, edit. 
 
 J. A. Bengelio, 4to. calf, \l. Is. Tubing. 1734 
 
 An excellent edition, formed with an extraordinary degree of con- 
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 464 
 465 
 
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 466 another, calf, 48. 1742 
 
 467 8vo. calf large paper, fine copy, 10s. 6d. 
 
 Glasg. Urie, 1750 
 
 468 edit, receptae c. lect. var. codd. Mss. edit. 
 
 aliar., versionum et patrum, nee non comment plen. ex 
 script, vet. Hebr. Grace et Latinis, et vim verborum 
 illustr. op. et stud. J. J. Wetstein, folio, 
 
 Amst. 1751-2 
 
 Of all the editions of the New I'estament, this is pronounced by 
 Michaelis to be the most important, and the most necessary to 
 those who are engaged in sacred criticism. 
 
 469 — cum ind. et lex. Graeco-Lat. cur. P. Gold- 
 
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 470 Grace, Lat. ed. J. Leusden, 12mo. 2s. 6d. 
 
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 472 another, 8vo. 2 vols, calf gilt, 1 1. Is. Lond. 1820 
 
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 474 Gr. et Lat., textum denuo rec. var. lect. 
 
 nunq. antea vulg. ex. C. codd. JNIss. var. bibl. adj. Ch. 
 
 F. Matthiae, 8vo. 12 vols, new, sewed, 21. 12. 6d. 
 
 Lips. 1781-8 
 
 The late Bp. Middleton considered this by far the best edition of 
 the Greek Testament extant ; and though Michaelis has cri- 
 ticised it with considerable severity, he nevertheless pronounces 
 
 [p. A. TALBOYS, 
 
 GREEK TESTAMENTS. 35 
 
 it absolutely necessary for every man who is engaged in the cri- 
 ticism of the New Testament. — Horne. 
 
 475 Nov. Test. Gr. in sect. div. ; interpunct. accurate posuit 
 
 et disposit. logicam. adj. Ch. Schottgen. 8vo. sewed, 4s. 
 
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 The divisions into sections, and the punctuation, are reputed to be 
 judiciously executed. — Horne. 
 
 Graece texum ad fidem codicum versionum et 
 
 476 
 
 477 
 
 478 
 
 479 
 480 
 
 481 
 482 
 483 
 
 patrum recensuit et lectionis varietatem adj. D.J.J. 
 Griesbach, 8vo. 2 vols, cloth boards, \l. 6s. 
 
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 The first volume of this second edition appeared with the imprint 
 of Lond. et llala, Sai. in the title page ; and the second with tliat 
 of Ual<e Sax. et Lond. on account of the expense of the paper of 
 the fine copies having been munificently defrayed by his grace 
 the late Duke of Grafton, at that time chancellor of the university 
 of Cambridge. — Horne. 
 
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 Synodi et Tabularii imp., it. August. Dresd., Gott., 
 Goth., Guelbert., Langeri, Monach., Lips., Nicephori et 
 Zittav., adhibisis Patr. Grajc. lect., edit. N. T. princip., 
 et doct. vir. libris crit. iterum recensuit, sect. maj. et min. 
 Eusebii, Futhalii et Andracaj Caesar, notavit primum 
 quoque nunc lect. eccl. ex usu ecclesiae design., ac synax- 
 aria Evangeliarii et Praxapostoli add. et crit. interpos. 
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 484 Nov. Test, etc., another, 8vo. calfgili, 13s. ib, 
 
 485 Graecum textum gr. Griesbachii et Knappii 
 
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 486 another, 8vo. 2 \o\%.Jine paper, 12s. ib. 1824 
 
 In this edition of the New Test., which received the warm approba- 
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 noticed, \)x. Knappe has availed himself of Griesbach's labours ; 
 and has admitted into the text not only those readings which the 
 latter considered to be of undoubted authority, but likewise some 
 others which Dr. K. himself regarded as such, but without dis- 
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 487- 
 488 
 
 ed. G. C. Knappius, 12ino. calf gilt, 14s. 
 
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 An edition warmly praised by Griesbach, Horne, and others. 
 
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 490 2 vols, calf, gilt leaves, 16s. 6d. ib, 1824 
 
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 491 sec. edit, probatiss. nova vers. lat. illustr. 
 
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 The text is formed after that of Griesbach; under it are printed 
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 BaHl. 1825 
 
 493 textum ad fidem codd., vers, et patrunij 
 
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 Very correct, porUble, and cheap. 
 
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 498 
 499 
 
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 501 
 
 502 
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 The text is stated to be exactly copied from the Elzevier edition o^ 
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 The first volume of the most important critical edition of the New 
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 Septua^int. 
 
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 has alone l)een of niore service than all the passages from profane authors 
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40 
 
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 LATIN VERSIONS. 
 
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 539 
 
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 A very neat, accurate, and cheap edition, 
 
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 Psalms. 
 
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 581 ——————— cum punctis vocal ibus et vers. 
 
 Lat. Matthaci ita adornata. ed. E. Gutbirius. — Lexicon 
 Syriacum continens omnes N. T. Syriaci, dictiones et 
 particulas, etc. cum Indice Latino accuratiss. auctore E. 
 Gutbirio, in one vol. 12mo. /if calf, 12s. Hamb. 1664-67 
 
 Nov. Test. Syr. quod satis est elegans adcuratum atque ad usum 
 facil. commodum. — Walch. 
 OXFORO.3 
 

 44 
 
 ^^ THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 583Sacrorum Evan-el. versio Syriaca Philox. ex codd. Mm. 
 
 KidK nunc primiim edita, cum interp. Lat. et annotat. 
 
 J. White, 4to. 4 vols, sewed, 21. 8s. Oxon. 1777-803 
 A version of real importance to a critic— Marsh. 
 584 Evangelia versionis simplicis Syriaca, collata cum duobus 
 
 codd. A ss. Bibl. Bodl. necnon Ms. comment. Gregorii 
 
 Bar-Hebraei, a Ricardo Jones, 4to. lOs. ()d. 
 
 no' 4 ji /T ^ ^ Oxon. typis Clar. 1805 
 
 58o Adler, {3 G. C.) Nov. Test, versiones Syr simplex Phi- 
 
 lox. et Hieros. denuo examinat. et ad 'fid. codd. novis 
 
 observatt. lilustravit, 4to. new, sewed, 15s. HafnicBy 1789 
 
 The various readings of this Ms. are of great consequence.- 
 Marsh s MicHAELis. ^ 
 
 586Pentateuchus Syriace e polygl. Angl. cum Syri comment, 
 collat. summa hde, ed. G. G. Kirsch, 4to. sewed, 11. 5s. 
 
 587Psalmi Davidis Lingx. Syriaca nunc primum.tx' Tl 
 
 Ti/mr'''^ ^'*^- ^" ^""^"^ ^^'^^ ^ '^- *^rpenio, 4to. 
 'IftfiP i; • 'i- . L,g. Bat. 1625 
 
 notlfnM ^/"^^""l T^f "«• ^t Lat. vertit T. Erpenius 
 notas plul. et cnt. add. J. A. Dathe, 8vo. sewed, 5s. 
 
 soo ,, , ,^ . Halce, 1768 
 
 ow another, half calf, 78. 6d. (b. I'JQQ 
 
 9. COPTIC AND ETinoPIC. 
 
 590 Novum Test. Copticum, cura D. Wilkins, 4to. 1/. Is. 
 
 SOI D u • r^ . Oxon. typis Clar. 1716 
 
 591 Psaltenum Coptico-Arabicum, 4to. calf (i Land. 182- 
 
 T^TT" ^ '^ ^^'^""I^- ^^ ^"^- «^^^^^- ^thiopic^ tan. 
 Canti-c^r r * r''""" "''^""^ ^'^*- ^* ^«^- Test., item 
 Tn5 S^.M?'"^ "^""^ ^"'- ^*^^'- et notis, cura J. 
 Ludolfi, 4to. half calf 16s. /-.J^^. j^oi 
 
 unae m nostris terns quam rarissime apparent.-LE Long. 
 
 i'. Piatt, 4to. calf 9s. ^^„^ jgge 
 
 10. GOTHIC, ANGLO-SAXON, AND FRANCO-TIIEGSTIC. 
 
 ^^^^hl\IZ'':^^^ ^"^ ^^^-^^--^^ palimpsestis 
 
 ab A. JVIaio repert., specimen, conjunctis curis ejusdera 
 
 [d. a. TALB0Y8, 
 
 COPTIC, ETHIOPIC, GOTHIC, ANGLO-SAXON, ETC. 45 
 
 Maii et C. O. Castillionaei editum Gothic, Gr. et Lat. ; 
 containing fragments of the book of Ezra, Nehemiah, 
 St. Paul's Epistles to the Philijipians, etc. 4to. sewed, 
 10s. 6d. Mediol. 1819 
 
 These fragments are peculiarly valualde, as before their discovery 
 not the smallest portion of the Gothic version of the Old Tes- 
 tament was known to be in existence. — Hokne. 
 
 595 Sacrorum Evangeliorum versio Gotbica ex cod. Argent, 
 cum interp. Lat. et annotat. E. Benzelii ed. obs. suas 
 adjecit, et Gram. Goth. pra?niissit E. Lye, 4to. calf 
 \l. 4s. ' Oxon. 1750 
 
 596Ulfila's Gothische Bibeliibersetz., nach Ihrens Text, 
 mit einer grammatisch-wortl. lat. Uebersetz. zwischen 
 den Zeilen, nebst Sprachlehre u. glossar von F. K. Fulda, 
 umgearb. v. W. F. H. Reinwald, etc. mit verbess. aumerk. 
 u. Ziisatzen herausg. v. J. Ch. Zahn, 4to. new, sewed, 
 U. 16s. Franc. 1805 
 
 The text is carefully given ; the grammatical and critical remarks 
 added in the margin below are short, directly applied to the 
 point, and well conceived ; and the whole of the rich apparatus 
 of the book is valuable. — Dr. Wait. 
 
 597 Matthew (^t.) Gospel in Gothic, from the Codex Argen- 
 
 teus of the fourth century, with the corresjumding En- 
 glish or Saxon from the Durham book of the eighth cen- 
 tury, with a literal English version of each, and notes 
 by S. Heushall, 8vo. cloth lettered, 6s. Lond. 1807 
 
 598 Ulphila; Versionem Gothicam n(Uinullorum capitum Epis- 
 
 tolai Pauli ad Ronianos, e cod. Hiblioth.Guelplierbytanae, 
 cum comment. Fran. A. Kuittel, 4to. fine copi/, vellum, 
 16s. Brun. 1762 
 
 599 Matthew (St.) in Saxon and Gothic, .see No. 597. 
 OOONotkeri Psalterium Davidicum e Lat. in Barb. Theotis- 
 
 cam versum et ])araphrasi illustr. nunc primum in lucem 
 editum, cum interp. et notis J. Schilteri, folio. 
 
 Ulma, 1726 
 In Schilteri Thesaurus, folio, 3 vols. 3/. 3s. Ulm. 1726. 
 
 601 Willerami in Canticum Canticorum paraphrasis gemina. 
 Prior Rhytims Lat., altera veteri lingua Francica cum 
 var. lect. P. Scriverii et G. Va'gelini ; ut et notaj P. 
 Castricomii et F. Junii selectae item integrae J. Schilteri 
 nee non J. G. Scherzii, folio. 1726 
 
 In Schilteri Thesaurus. 
 OXFORD.] 
 
46 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 OOSOtfridi volumen Evangeliorum, in libros v. distinctum, 
 Francis Rhythmis cum vers. Lat., notis et emend. J. 
 Schilteri et J. G. Sclierzii, folio, UlmcBj J 726 
 
 In Schilteri Thesaurus. 
 
 664Evangelia secundum JMattbxum versio Francica sseculi 
 IX, nee non Gothica saec. IV. quoad superest ed. J. A. 
 Schmeller, 8vo. sewed, Ss. 6d. Stuttg, 1827 
 
 11. ENGLISH. 
 
 \_A good collection of recently printed editions are constantly 
 kept on hand, in a variety of bindings.^ 
 
 605 Bible (Holy) and Apocrypba, black letter, wood cuts, 
 wants title and some leaves. Tbe Newe Testament of 
 our Sauyoure Jesu Cliriste, folio, black letter, wood cuts, 
 old calf, 21 12s. 6d. 1594 
 
 606 with most profitable annotations upon all the 
 
 hard places, and other things of great importance. 
 
 Lond. 1607 
 Called the Breeches Bible. 
 
 607 4to. calf 12s. Camb. 1645 
 
 608 containing the Old Testament and the New, and 
 
 the Book of Common Prayer, 4to. calf qilt leaves, \6^.Qd, 
 
 Camb. l(j«3, Oxford, 
 
 609 self-interpreting, containing the Old and New 
 
 Testaments, to which are annexed an extensive intro- 
 duction, marginal references and illustrations, etc. etc. 
 by the Rev. J. Brown, 4to. 2 vols, calf 21. 12s. 6d. 
 
 Berwick, 1812 
 
 610 Old Testament, illustrated with engravings by Charles 
 
 Heath, from the designs (.f R. Westall, R. A. imperial 
 8vo. 2 vols, riissia extra, 5/. 5s. Lond. 1813 
 
 611 Bates' (Julius) Literal translation of the Pentateuch of 
 
 Moses, and tiie historical books of the Old Testament, 
 with notes critical and explanatory, 4to. neat, scarce, 
 
 /jinT^^^^"** Zo«rf. 1773 
 
 612 Isaiah, translated from tbe Hebrew text of Van Der 
 
 Hooght, by the Rev. J. Jones, 12mo. boards, 5s. 
 
 /J10T, ^ Oxford, 1830 
 
 613 Buchanan's Paraphrase of the Psalms of David, trans- 
 
 lated into English prose by Waddel, 12mo. 4s. 
 
 Edinb. 1772 
 Qd. a. talboys. 
 
 ENGLISH. 47 
 
 614 The Book of Psalms, as translated, paraphrased, or imi- 
 
 tated, by some of the most eminent English poets. To 
 which is prefixed a dissertation on scripture imprecations, 
 12mo. sewed, 3s. 6d. Salisbury, 1781 
 
 615 Psalmes of David, translated into divers and sundry kinds 
 
 of verse ; begun by the noble and learned gentleman, sir 
 P. Sidney, knt., and finished by the right honourable the 
 countess of Pembroke, his sister, 12mo. boards, two por- 
 traits, 6s. 6d. Lond. 1823 
 Only 250 copies printed. 
 
 616 Psalms, according to the authorised version, metrically 
 
 arranged after tbe original Hebrew, and disposed in 
 chronological order, 12ino. boards, 3s. 6d. Lond. 1830 
 
 61 7 New Testament of our Lord Jesus Christ, black letter, 
 
 Lond. 1581. Bible and Apocrypha, black letter, wants 
 title. Two right profitable and fruitful Concordances, 
 black letter, 4to. in one vol. calf 7s. 
 
 618 translated out of Greeke, by Theod. 
 
 Beza ; wbereunto are adjoyned large expositions of the 
 phrases and hard places, by the author and others : toge- 
 ther with a table or concordance, Englished by L. Thom- 
 son, black letter, Lond. 1.596. The whole book of 
 Psalms, collected into English meetre by T. Sternhold, 
 W. Whittingham, J. Hopkins, and others, etc. 4to. in 
 one vol. c«//, 1/. Is. 1598 
 
 619 — — ^translated from the Greek according 
 
 to the present idiom of the English tongue, by J. Wors- 
 ley, 8vo. boards, 4s. Lond. 1770 
 
 620-^ in an improved version, upon the 
 
 basis of archbishop Newcome s new translation, 8vo. bds. 
 5s. Lo?id. 1808 
 
 621 St. John. The Revelation, 8vo. halfrussia, interleaved, 
 
 with Ms. 7iotes, 7s. 
 
 622 Wakefield (Gilbert). A new translation of those parts 
 
 only of the New Testament, which are wrongly trans- 
 lated in our common version, 8vo. sewed, 4s. 1789 
 
 CONTINENTAL LANGUAGES OF EUROPE. 
 
 French. 
 
 623 Bible (La Sainte) avec des paralleles et des somniaires, 
 par D. Martin, 8vo. calf, Q&. a Bdsle, 1744 
 
 OXFORD.^ 
 
48 
 
 THE0L06IAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 ASIATIC LANGUAGES. 
 
 49 
 
 625 Bible (La Sainte), old black morocco, gilt leaves, 8s. 
 
 ^c^^xT m a Basle, 1760 
 
 626Nouveau Testament, traduit en Francois, ]2mo. calf, 
 
 giU leaves, 5s. ,) Mons, imj 
 
 627 traduit sur la Vulj^ate, par Le I\Iaitre De Sacy, 
 
 8vo. hoards, Jine edition, 12s. Paris, Didot, 1^4 
 
 628 Le Nouveau Testament, ed. sterot. revue et corrigee 
 
 avec s<iin d'apres le texte Grec. J«mo. morocco, gilt 
 leaves, 5s. 6d. ^ Edi^burg, ia32 
 
 629 St. John's Gospel, in French, adapted to the Hamiltonian 
 
 system, by an analytical and interliueary translation, 8vo. 
 
 Land, 1824 
 
 German. 
 
 630Bibel (Die) nach der deutschen Uebersetzung des M. 
 
 Luthers, 8vo. sctved, 7s. Franc. 183] 
 
 631 another, calf gift, on bands, lis. 1831 
 
 632 ubersetzt v.m M. Luther, 24mo. beautifully 
 
 printed by Tauchnitz, (is. 6d. Leipz. 1832 
 
 633 another, morocco elesant, 12s. 6d. 1^32 
 
 634 8vo. black adf Is. (M. Basel 1821 
 
 635 neu uehersetzt v<m W. Angusti und W. M. L. 
 
 de Wette, 8vo. 6 vols, plates, new, sewed, 21. 2s. 
 
 ____ ^^ neidl'\809-l2 
 
 636 Das Neue Testament nehst den Psalmen ubersetzt von 
 
 M. Luther, 24mo. sewed, 2s. 6d. Leipz. 1832 
 
 Dutch. 
 
 637 Biblia, Door Last van de IIoog-Moog, Heeren, 8vo. black 
 
 calf, gilt leaves, 7s. Te Arnliem, 1777 
 
 Italian. 
 
 638 La Sacra Biblia, tradotta da G. Diodati, edizione Lon- 
 
 dinese riveduta da G. Rolandi, 8vo. boards, 10s. 6d. 
 
 «on 1 Londra, 1819 
 
 My another, calf gilt, on bands, 15s. 
 
 ^^-— da G. Diodati, 12mo. worocco. gilt leaves, 
 
 i!^ 1 t1 1 ^ . ^«"^'- Bagster, 1 825 
 
 641 Psalms. Giustirni (G. A.) Paraphrasi sopra li primi cm- 
 quanta Salmi di David, 18mo. cloth, Uttered, 7s. 
 
 tiAn XT rr. « Venezia, 1805 
 
 64JNUOVO Testamento, 8vo. sewed, 7s. 6d. Italia, 1817 
 
 [d. a. talbovs. 
 
 Spanish and Portuguese. 
 
 643 La Biblia trad, en Espaiiol por P. P. S. De S. jMiguel, 
 
 12mo. calf, 5s. Land. 1827 
 
 644 El Neuvo Testamento, 24mo. morocco, gilt leaves, 10s. 6d. 
 
 London, Bagster, 1828 
 
 645 O Novo Testamento trad, em Portugues pelo Padre J. F. 
 
 A. D' Almeida, 12mo. calf, 4s. Amst. 1712 
 
 ASIATIC LANGUAGES. 
 
 Bengalee. 
 
 646 Pentateuch in Bengalee, 8vo. boards, 12s. Calcutta 
 
 647 New Testament in Bengalee, 8vo. calf, 14s. 
 
 Serampore, 1801 
 
 648 St. Matthew and St. John, in English and Bengalee, 
 8vu. russia, gill leaves, 12s. Calcutta, 1819 
 
 Malaij. 
 
 649 Biblia IMalaica, 8vo. vellum, 16s. 
 
 650 Novum Testamentum Malaice, emendatius editum, 8vo. 
 
 sewed, 12s. Harl. 1820 
 
 Turkish, 
 
 651 Geneseos, quatuor prima capita, Turcice et Latine, ed. G. 
 
 Schroeder, 4to. sewed, 3s. 6d. Lips. 1739 
 
 HARMONIES OP THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT. 
 
 From the Regius Professor s List. 
 
 ^652 Old and New Testaments, arranged in historical and 
 
 chronological order, by the Rev. G. Townsend, 8vo. 
 
 4 vols, new, boards, 41. Lond. 1827 
 
 b 653 another, 8vo. 4 vols, new, and elegantly bound, 
 
 4/. 14s.6d. 1827 
 
 b 654 the Old Testament alone, 8vo. 2 vols, boards, 
 
 21, calf gilt, 21. 7s. 1827 
 
 b 655 New Testament, arranged in chronological and historical 
 
 order, by the Rev. G. Townsend, 8vo. 2 vols, boards, 21. 
 
 Lond. 1828 
 i 656 Ilarmonia Evangelia, edidit E. Greswell. Greswell's 
 
 (E.) Dissertations upon the principles and arrangement 
 
 of a Harmony of the Gospels, 8vo. 4 vols, boards, 21. 6s. 
 
 Oxford, typ. Claren. 1830 
 b 657 another, 8vo. 4 vols, calf gilt, 3/. ib. 1^30 
 
 OXFORD.] p 
 
50 
 
 THEOLOOTAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 HARMONIES AND APOCRYPHAL BOOKS. 
 
 51 
 
 658 Thaddaei (J.) Conciliatorium Biblicum, 24mo. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Amst. 
 
 659 Waltlieri (M.) Harmonia Biblica, sive brevis et plana 
 
 conciliatio locorum Vet. et Nov. Test, apparenter sibi 
 
 contradicentium, 4to. calf, 7s. 6d. Norib. 1649 
 
 660 another, folio, vellum, II. 4s. 1696 
 
 661 Harmony of the Old and New Testament, 18mo. boards, 
 
 2s. Oxford, 1825 
 
 662 The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testa- 
 ments, arranged in historical and chronological order, by 
 the Rev. G. Townsend, new edition, with select notes 
 from the larger work, 8vo. tieiv, boards, 11. 4s. 1834 
 
 663 Harmony of the Four Gospels, in the English authorised 
 version, arranged according to Greswell's " Harmonia 
 Evangelica** in Greek, with references to his Dissertations 
 on the same, by permission of the author, 8vo. cloth, 9s. 
 large paper, 12s. Lond. 1833 
 
 664 Harmonia Evangeliorum juxta sectiones Ammonianas et 
 
 Eusebii canones, 4to. 12s. Oxon. typ. Clar. 1805 
 
 665 Osiandri (A.) Harmoniae Evangelicae, Lat. 24mo. boards, 
 
 2s. 6d. Lutet. Steph. 1545 
 
 666 Hist, et Concord. Evangelica opera et studio Theologi 
 
 Parisiensis, 24mo. Is. 6d. Paris, 1660 
 
 667 Clerici (J.) Harmonia Evangelica, Gr. et Lat. cum dis- 
 
 sertat. folio, calf] neat, 7s. 6d. Amst. 1696 
 
 All critics unite in commendation of Le Clerc's Harmony. — Horne. 
 
 668 Gerhard (Jo.) Harmonise Evangelistarum Chemnitio- 
 
 Lysedianai continuatio, folio, vellum, 10s. 6d. Rot. 1646 
 
 669 Rus, (J. R.) Harmonia Evangelistarum, 8vo. 3 vols. 
 served, U. 2s. Jena, 1727-30 
 
 Walchius pronounces this to be an elaborate and learned work. 
 This harmonist follows the plan of those who vindicate the chro- 
 nological order of the history related by each evangelist. The 
 text of the sacred writers is also explained in the copious notes 
 of M. Uus. — Wai.chii Bibliotlieca, vol. iv. p. 881. 
 
 670 Bull (G.) Harmonia Apostolica, 12mo. sewed, 4s. 6d. 
 
 Basil. 1740 
 
 671 IMacknight's Harmony of the Four Gospels, 4to. neat, 
 
 16s. 1756 
 
 672 another, 8vo. 2 vols, new, boards, 19s. 1822 
 
 Dr. Macknight closely adheres to the principle of Osiander; but 
 his paraphrase and commentary contain so much useful informa.- 
 
 ^D. A. TALBOYS, 
 
 lion, that his Harmony has long been regarded as a standard 
 book among divines; it is in the lists of Bps. Watson and Tom- 
 line. HORNE. 
 
 673 INIacknighti (Jac.) Commentarius Harmonic, in IV. Evang. 
 
 Lat. fecit et not. adj. A. F. Ruckersfelder, 8vo. 3 vols. 
 sewed, 18s. Bremen, 1777-79 
 
 674 Harmony (English) of the Four Evangelists, disposed 
 after the manner of the Greek of Bishop Newcome, 8vo. 
 l}oards, 8s. Lond. 1827 
 
 675 Synopsis Evangeliorum IMatthaei, Marci, et Lucae, cum 
 parallelis Joannis pericopis ex recens. Griesbachii cum 
 select, var. lect. concinn. et breves argument, notat. adj. 
 De Wette et F. Liicke, 4to. boards, 12s. Berol. 1818 
 
 Highly praised by Marsh and Horne. 
 
 676 Diatessaron : sive Historia Jesu Christi ex ipsis Evange- 
 
 listarum verbis apte dispositis confecta. Subjungitur 
 Evangeliorum Harmonia brevis, edidit J. White, S. T. P. 
 8vo. 4s. Oxon. 1826 
 
 677 another, 2s. 6d. 
 
 678 Clausen (H. N.) Quatuor. Evangeliorum tabulae synop- 
 
 ticae, compos, annotat. et perpet. sectionum singularum 
 collatione instrux, 8vo. new, sewed, Ss. Haunice, 1829 
 
 679 Harmony of the Gospels, on the plan proposed by Lant 
 
 Carpenter, LL.D. 8vo. clolk, 9s. Boston, U. «S'. 1831 
 
 APOCRYPHAL BOOKS. 
 
 680Libri vet. Test. Apocryphi ; text. Graece recognovit et 
 var. lect. delectum adj. J. C. W. Augusti, 8vo. new, 
 sewed, 7s. Lips. 1804 
 
 681 Hagiographa posteriora denominata Apocrypha, hactenus 
 
 Israelitis ignota, nunc autem e textu Graeco in linguam 
 Hebr. convertit S. J. Fraenkel, 8vo. sewed, 7s. Lips. 1830 
 
 682 Codex Pseudepigraphus Vet. Test., collect, castig. testi- 
 
 moniisque censuris et animadv. illust. a J. A. Fabricio, 
 12mo. 2 vols, boards, uncut, 12s. Hamb. 1722 
 
 683 The book of Enoch the Prophet ; an apocryphal produc- 
 
 tion, supposed to have been lost for ages, but discovered 
 at the close of the last century in Abyssinia ; now first 
 translated from an Ethiopic Ms. in the Bodleian library, 
 by R. Lawrence, 8vo. boards, 10. 6d. Oxford, 1833 
 
 684 Ascensio Isaiae Vatis, opusculum pseudepigraphum, mul- 
 
 tis abhinc seculis, ut videtur, deperditum, nunc autem 
 
 OXFORD.] 
 
52 
 
 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 HISTORIES AND ABSTRACTS OP THE BIBLE. 
 
 53 
 
 apud -Slthiopas compertum, et cum versione Lat. Angl. 
 publici juris factum, a R. Lawrence, 8vo. boards, 78. 6d. 
 
 Oxon. 1819 
 
 685 Primi Ezrae Libri qui apud Vulgatum appellatur quar- 
 
 tus, versio iEtliiopica, nunc primum in medio prolata, et 
 Lat. Angl. red. a R. Lawrence, 8vo. boards, 12s. 
 
 Oxon. 1820 
 
 686 Schmidt (K. C. L.) Corpus omnium veterum Apocry- 
 phorum extra Biblia, pars L 8vo. sewed, 38. Li/?*. 1791-2 
 
 687 Codex Apocryphus Nov. Test, collectus, castigatus testi- 
 
 mon., censuris et animadv. illust. a J. A. Fabricio, ]2mo. 
 2 vols, calf, scarce, 7s. 6d. Hamb. 1763 
 
 688 e libris editis et Mss. maxima 
 
 Gallicanis, Germanicis, et Italicis, collectus, recens. no- 
 tisque et prolegom. illust. opera et studio J. C. Thilo, 
 vol. I. 8vo. scned, \l. Is. Lips. 1832 
 
 639 Henoch in vollstandiger Uebersetzung mit fortlaufend. 
 Commentar., ausfuhrlicher Einleitung und erlauternden 
 Excursen von A. G. Hoffmann, 8vo. sewed, 7s. Jena, 1833 
 
 6i)0 Testament of the Twelve Patriarchs, the sons of Jacob, 
 18mo. calfy black letter, wood cuts, 6s. Lond. 1681 
 
 691 Acta S. Thomai Apostoli ex codd. Pariss. primum edidit 
 
 ed adnotat. illust. J. C. Thilo, 6s. Lips. 1823 
 
 HISTORIES AND ABSTRACTS OF THE BIBLE. 
 
 692 Analysis of the Historical Books of the Old Testament ; 
 
 with notes and references to the most approved com- 
 mentators, ]2mo. boards, 6s. Oxford, 1828 
 
 693 Biblia Hebraica. Kleine Hebraische Bibel, von F. W. 
 
 Schwabe, mit einer neuen deutschen Uebersetzung nebst 
 Erlaut. f. Anfanger von Hezel, 8vo. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Detmold, 1786 
 
 694 Bible Histories, illustrated by fifty-two engravings, re- 
 
 presenting some of the most remarkable events recorded 
 in the Old and New Testament, 18mo. calf, 123. 
 
 Lond. 1829 
 
 695Boursier. Histoire et Analyse du livre de Taction de 
 Dieu, 12mo. 3 vols, morocco, Js. 6d. Paris, 1753 
 
 696Ca;dmon's Metrical Paraphrase of Scripture History, an 
 illuminated Anglo-Saxon Ms. of the tenth century, pre- 
 served in the Bodleian library at Oxford ; communicated 
 to the society of antiquaries by H. Ellis, esq., accom- 
 
 [d. a. talboys^ 
 
 Iianied by engravings in fac-simile from the text and il- 
 uminations of the Ms. royal 8vo. boards, and plates in 
 4to. seived, U. 8s. Lond. 1833 
 
 697Rundall (M. A.) An easy Grammar of Sacred History, 
 illustrating the principal events recorded in the Old and 
 New Testaments, 18mo. maps, 2s. 6d. Lond. 1819 
 
 698 Sacred Annals, or the Life of Christ, as recorded by the 
 
 Four Evangelists ; with practical observations, compiled 
 from the works of Bp. Taylor, Locke, Chadock, Whis- 
 ton, Le Clerc, Lamy, JMacknight, etc. 8vo. 2s. 
 
 ^ Eton, 1809 
 
 699 Trimmer, New and Comprehensive Lessons ; containing 
 
 a general outline of the Old and New Testaments, 18mo. 
 2 vols, roaii, 6s. Lond. 1829 
 
 700 Watts (J.) A short view of the whole Scripture History, 
 
 represented in a way of question and answer, 12mo. 
 boards, plates, 3s. 6d. Lond. 
 
 SACRED PHILOLOGY; OR, THE CRITICISM AND 
 INTERPRETATION OF THE SCRIPTURES. 
 
 1. ON THE CANON OF SCRIPTURE. 
 
 From the Reyius Professors List. 
 
 b 701 Cosins, Scholastical History of the Canon of Scripture, 
 4to. 7s. 6d. 1657 
 
 ft 702 another, crt//*, wfffi, 8s. 1672 
 
 i 703 Jones (Jeremiah) ^lethod of settling the Canonical Au- 
 thority of the New Testament, 8vo. 3 vols, calf, 18s. 
 
 Oxford, 1798 
 
 704Semler (J. S.) Abhandlung von frier Untersuchung des 
 Kanon, 8vo. 4 vols, new, sewed, 14s. Halle, 1776 
 
 705 Schmidt (C. F.) Historia antiqua et vindicatio Canonis 
 V. et N. Test. 8vo. new, sewed, 7s. Lips. 1775 
 
 An excellent treatise, in which the canon of Scripture is satisfac- 
 torily vindicated from the rash criticisms of Oeder, Semler, and 
 other modern German theologians. — Horne. 
 
 0XFORD.3 ^ 2 
 
54 
 
 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 706 Rothe (G.) Ad Psychologiam librorum V. T. Canonico- 
 
 rum symbolarum series, dissert, theol. 8vo. sctved, 4s. 6d. 
 
 Havnice, 1829 
 
 707 Alexander's Canon of the Old and New Testament as- 
 
 certained, 12mo. boards, 7s. 6d. Princetojiy U. S. 1826 
 
 To divines and students who may not have access to numerous and 
 more costly works, this treatise is very useful and acceptable. 
 
 2. INTRODUCTIONS TO THE STUDY OF THE SCRIPTURES. 
 
 From the Regius Professor's List. 
 
 b 7O8 Beausobre and Lenfant, A new version of the Gospel 
 according to St. jMatthew, with a literal commentary on 
 all the dithcult passages ; to which is prefixed an intro- 
 duction to the reading of the Holy Scriptures, 8vo. bds. 
 7s. 6d. Camb. 1788 
 
 This is a work of extraordinary merit ; scarcely any topic has been 
 left untouched on which the student of divinity may he supposed 
 to want information. — Bp. Watson. It has been successively 
 recommended by three Regius Professors, Van Mildert, Lloya, 
 and Burton. 
 
 Z> 7^ Col Iyer's Sacred Interpreter, 8vo. nerv, hoards, 12s. 
 
 calf elegant, 15s. Oxford, 1831 
 
 Kecommended as a good popular preparation for the study of the 
 Scriptures, by Bp. Marsh, Van Mildert, Lloyd, and the present 
 Regius professor. 
 
 i 710 Grey (R.) A key to the Old Testament and Apocrypha, 
 Svo. boards, lis. Loud. 1829 
 
 6 71 1 another, with Percy's key to the New Test. 
 
 8vo. calf elegant, 18s. 1829 
 
 6712 Home (T. H.) An Introduction to the critical study and 
 knowledge of the Holy Scriptures, illustrated with nu- 
 merous maps and fac-similes of biblical jMss. 8vo. 4 vols. 
 boards, 21. 18s. Loud. 1834 
 
 713 another, 8vo. 4 vols, calf elegant, 3/. 13s. 6d. 
 
 1834 
 
 71*1 A compendious Introduction to the study 
 
 of the Bible, 12mo. hoards, plates, i>s. Lond. 1829 
 
 b 715 Leland (J.) The Divine authority of the Old and New 
 Testament asserted, 8vo. 2 vols, calf, 18s. Lond. 1739 
 
 7I6 another, 8vo. very neat, \l. Is. 1739 
 
 717Ackermann (F.) Introductio in libros s. veteris foederis, 
 us. acad. accom. 8vo. new, sewed, 98. Vien. 1825 
 
 Qd. a. TALBOY8, 
 
 INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OP THE SCRIPTURES. 65 
 
 718 Bickersteth's Scripture Help, 8vo. 8s. 12mo. 5s. 1832 
 
 719 treatise on Reading the Scriptures, 18mo. 
 
 2s. 6d. 
 
 A much esteemed practical introduction to the reading of the scrip- 
 tures. 
 
 720 Bryant (J.) A Treatise upon the Authenticity of the 
 Scriptures, and the Truth of the Christian Religion, 8vo. 
 calfls.i\A. Carn^. 1793 
 
 721 Carpzov (J. G.) Introductio in libros Vet. et Nov. Test. 
 
 4to. 4 parts, new, .sewed, 15s. Lij)s. 1731 
 
 722 another, 4to. 4 parts in 2, vellum, very neat, 
 
 1/. 4s. £6.1757 
 
 Carpzov was a man of profound erudition, and indefatigable in- 
 dustry. His work contains the principal materials which had 
 been afforded by his predecessors, perspicuously arranged, and 
 augmented by his own valuable observations. — Bp. Marsh. 
 
 723 Carpenter (W.) A Guide to the Practical Reading of the 
 
 Bible, 18mo. boards, 2s. 6d. Lond. 1830 
 
 724Eichhorn (J. G.) Einleitung ins alt. Test. 8vo. 5 vols. 
 
 new, sewed, 21. 12s. 6d. Leipz. 1823-4 
 
 725 Einleitung in apocryph. Schriften des 
 
 alt. Test. 8vo. new, sewed, 7s. ib. 1795 
 
 726— — • Einleitung ins neu. Test. 8vo. 5 vols. 
 
 new, sewed, 21. 12s. 6d. ib. 1812-27 
 
 The works of Eichhorn, who succeeded Michaelis as professor of 
 theology at Goettingen, are highly esteemed in Germany. They 
 belong however to the free school of German criticism. 
 
 727 Hamilton (G.) A general Introduction to the study of 
 
 the Hebrew Scriptures, with a critical history of the 
 Greek and Latin versions, of the Samaritan Pentateuch, 
 and of the Chaldee Paraphrases, 8vo. calf, neat, 6s. 
 
 Dublin, 1814 
 
 728 Historical Introduction to the Old and New Testament, 
 
 18mo. boards, 2s. 6d. Oxford, Vincent, 1829 
 
 729 Hug (J. L.) An Introduction to the writings of the New 
 
 Testament, translated from the German, by the Rev. D. 
 
 G. Wait, 8vo. 2 vols, boards, 12s. Lond. 1827 
 
 Long held in the highest estimation. 
 
 730Jahn (J.) Einleitung in die gottl. Bucher des Alten 
 
 Bundes, 8vo. 2 vols. 1/. 7s. ^^ein. 1802-4 
 
 731 Introductio in libros Sac. Vet. Feed, in comp. re- 
 
 dacta, 8vo. sewed, 15s. ib. 1815 
 
 A most valuable treatise. — Horne. 
 OXFORD.] 
 
56 
 
 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 732Jahn. An introduction to the Old Testament, trans- 
 lated from the Latin and German works of J. Jahn, \vith 
 additional references and notes, by S. H. Turner and 
 W. R. Whittingham, 8vo. half calf ^ IJs. 6d. 
 
 New York, U. S. 1827 
 
 733 another, boards, 15s. ib, 1827 
 
 This truly valuable work contains an entire translation of the pre- 
 ceding treatise, with various improvements." — Horne. 
 
 734 Jones's (Rev. T.) Scripture Directory, 12mo. seventh edi- 
 
 tion, 4s. ■ 1829 
 
 735 Key to the Bible ; or a general introduction to the study 
 
 and profitable reading of the Holy Scriptures, in ques- 
 tion and answer, 12mo. boards, 6s." Oxf, Vincent, 1829 
 
 736Lowth's (W.) Vindication of the Divine authority of the 
 Old and New Testament, 12mo. bds. 4s. Lond. 1821 
 
 737 Michaelis, Introductory Lectures to the sacred books of 
 the New Testament, 'l2mo. 4s. Lond. 1780 
 
 738 Introduction to the New Testament, translated 
 
 from the fourth edition of the German, with notes, and 
 a dissertation on the origin and composition of the three 
 first Gospels, by H. Marsh, D. D. 8vo. 6 vols, nefv, calf 
 gilt, 31. 13s. 6d. Land. 1823 
 
 739 Moldenhaweri (J. H.) Introductio in omnes libros Ca- 
 nonicos, 8vo. new, served, Reyiom. 1744 
 
 Few works professing to be introductions to the Bible, are more 
 useful than this. — Horne. 
 
 740Paulus (H.) Introductiones in Nov. Test, capita selec- 
 tiora, 8vo. sewed, 4s. 6d. Jena, 1799 
 
 741 Percy's Key to the New Testament, 12mo. calf, 38. 
 
 Lond. 1779 
 
 742 Pritii (D. J. G.) Introductio in lectionem Novi Testa- 
 menti, ed. D. C. G. HofiTmann, 8vo. sewed, best edition, 
 10s. 6d. Lips. 1764 
 
 The service rendered by Carpzov to the Old Testament, was per- 
 formed by Pritius for the New. It deserves to be purchased by 
 every student in divinity. — Bp. Marsh. 
 
 743 Roberts (Francis) Clavis Bibliorum — the key of the 
 
 Bible, unlocking the richest treasury of the Holy Scrip- 
 tures, 12mo. half calf , portrait, 8s. Lond. 1649 
 
 744 Tomline (G.) An Introduction to the study of the Bible, 
 
 12mo. bds. 3s. 6d. Lond. 1827 
 
 Or in his Christian Theology, 8vo. 2 vols. 18s. 
 
 Qo. A. TALB0T8, 
 
 SACRED CRITICISM. 57 
 
 745Townson (T.) Discourses on the Four Gospels, chiefly 
 with regard to the peculiar design of each, and the order 
 and places in which they were written, 4to. calf, 9s. 
 
 Oxford, 1778 
 
 746 De Wette (W. ]M.) Lehrbuch der historisch-krit. Einlei- 
 
 tung in die Bibel, 8vo. 2 vols. 17s. Berl. 1829-30 
 
 3. TREATISES ON THE SACRED TEXT, ITS STYLE, IDIOM, AND 
 
 VERSIONS. 
 
 a. Sacred criticism in general, and on the style and idiom of 
 
 the Scriptures. 
 
 747 Bauer (K. L.) Rhetorica Paulina, 8vo. three parts, nerv, 
 
 sewed, 7s. Hal(B, 1781-2 
 
 748Blackwall (A.) The sacred Classics defended and illus- 
 trated, 8vo. 2 vols, calf 10s. Lond. 1727 
 749 Buslav (J. Th.) Dissert, historico-critico-exegetica de lin- 
 gua originali Evangelii secund. IMatthaium, 8vo. new, 
 sewed, 2s. 6d. Vratislav. 1826 
 750Binterim (A. J.) Propempticum ad Problema Criticum 
 sacra scriptura Nov. Test, in quo idiumate originaliter 
 ab Apostolis edita fuerit, 8vo. sewed, 2s. 6d. 
 
 Moguntice, 1822 
 
 751 Carpzovii (J. G.) Critica Sacra vet. Test. 4to. new, sewed, 
 
 9s. Lips. 1748 
 
 752 Cappelli (J.) Observat. in Nov. Test, exceptis Actibus 
 Apostol. et Apocalypsi D. Joannis una cum ejusdem L. 
 Capelli spicilegio, i4/«5^ 1657. Honert (T. H. van den) 
 stylus Nov. Test. Graecus a barl)arismis et sermonis 
 vitiis, Ei nuper ab Elia Benoist, aflictis vindicatus, 4to. 
 2 vols, in one, vellum, 9s. Amst. 1703 
 
 753Dathe (J. A.) Opuscula ad Interpretationem et Crisin 
 Vet. Test, edidit E. F. C. Rosenmiiller, 8vo. new, 
 sewed, 4s. 6d. Lips. 1796 
 
 7o4Gesenius, (W.) De Pentateuchi Sam. origine, indole et 
 auctoritate, 4to. new, sewed, 4s. Halcc, 1815 
 
 755 Anecdota Oxoniensia, 4to. torn. I. 
 
 Lips. 1822 
 
 756Glassii (Sal.) Philologia Sacra; qua totius S. S. veteris 
 et Nov. Test. Scripturae tum stylus et litteratura, turn 
 sensus et genuinae interpretationis ratio et doctrina, li- 
 bris quinq. expenditur ac traditur, 4to. 12s. Lips. 1725 
 
 OXFORD.^ 
 
58 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 757Glassii (Sal.) Philolog. Sacra, his temporibus accommo- 
 data k J. A. Dathe et G. L. Baver, 8vo. 3 vols, new, 
 sewed, U. Us. (id. ib. 1795-97 
 
 An iDestimable ?nd immortal work, than which none can be more 
 useful for the interpretation of scripture. — Mosheim and Horne. 
 
 758 Gratwitz (C.) Th^se Critique sur la Langue originale de 
 
 I'Evangile selon St. !^Iatthieu, soutenu devant la faculte 
 Protestant de Montaubaii, 8vo. Paris, 1827 
 
 Written to prove the Hebrew original of St. Matthew's gospel. 
 
 759 Gray (Rob.) The Connexion between the sacred writings 
 
 and the literatnre of Jewish and Heathen authors, par- 
 ticularly that of the classical ages, illustrated; 8vo. 
 2 vols, new, boards, 11. Is. 1819 
 
 Classical literature is here shown to be the handmaid of sacred li- 
 terature, in a style and manner which cannot fail to instruct and 
 gratify the reader. — Horne. 
 
 760 Hegelmaier (T. G.) Chaldaism Biblici fundamenta, 8vo. 
 
 sewed, 2s. 6d. Tubing. 1771 
 
 761 Hirzel (L.) De Chaldaismi Biblici origine et auctoritate 
 
 critica, commentatio, 4to. sewed. Is. 6d. Lips. 1830 
 
 762Hody, De Bibliorum textibus originalibus, versionibus 
 Graecis, et Latina Vulgata, libri iv., folio, port. 11. Is. 
 
 Oxon. 1705 
 
 This is the classical work on the Septuagint. — Bp. Marsh. 
 
 763 Hottingeri (J. H.) Exercitationes Anti-Morinianae : de 
 Pentateuchi Samarit., 4to. half vellum, 5s. 6d. 
 
 Tifjuri, 1644 
 764Hulsii (A.) Authentia Absoluta S. Textus Hebrsei vin- 
 dicata contra Criminat. J. Vossii, 4to. calf, 3s. 6d. 
 
 Rotterd. 1662 
 
 765 Jessien (Ad.) De Authentia Epist. Judae, comment, crit. 
 
 8vo. 3s. 6d. Lips. 1821 
 
 766 Jones (W. of N.) On the Figurative Language of Scrip- 
 
 ture, new, boards, 7s., calf gill ^ 10s. 1826 
 
 767 Keil (C. F.) Apologetischer versuch iiber die Biicher der 
 
 Chronik und iiber die Integritat des Buches Esra, 8vo. 
 sewed, 9s. Berl. 1833 
 
 768Kennicott (Benj.) Dissertatio generalis in Vet. Test. He- 
 braicum, curavit P. J. Bruns, 8vo. new, sewed, 6s. 
 
 Brunsv. 1783 
 
 [^D. A. TALB0Y8, 
 
 SACRED CRITICISM. 59 
 
 769Leusden (J.) De Dialectis N. T. singulatim de ejus 
 Hebraismis lib. singul. denuo ed. J. F. Fischer, 8vo. sewed, 
 38. . Lips. 1792 
 
 y^0__, Philologicus Hebraeus, continens quaestiones 
 
 Hebraicus quai circa Vet. Test. Heb. fere moveri solent. 
 
 Ejus Philologus Hebrajo-mixtus, et Philologicus He- 
 
 braeo-Graecus, 4to. in one vol. half calf , neat, 12s. 
 
 Basil. 1739 
 
 771 Marckii Sylloge dissertationum philologico-theologicarum 
 ad selectos quosdam textus Novi Testamenti, 4to. 7s. 
 
 Rotterod. 1721 
 
 772Muntinghe (Herm.) Brevis Expositio critices veteris Foe- 
 deris, 8vo. Gronig, 1827 
 
 An elegantly written compendium of the most valuable observa- 
 tions on the Old Testament. — Horne. 
 
 773Rhenferdii (J.) Dissert. Philol.-Theolog. de stylo Nov. 
 
 Test. Syntagma, 4to. vellum, 7s. Leov. 1701 
 
 774Spitzner (A. Ben.) De Parenthesi libris s. V. et N. 
 
 T. accommodata, 8vo. seived, 2s. 6d. Lij)s. 1772 
 
 775 Institutiones ad analyticam sacram 
 textus V. T. ex accentibus, 8vo. sewed, 3s. Halo;, I786 
 
 776 Simon (R.) Histoire Critique du texte du Vieux Testa- 
 
 ment, 4to. calf, lOs. 6d. Rotterd. 1685 
 
 777. A Critical History of the text of the New 
 
 Testament, 4to. calf, 5s. Land. 1689 
 
 All the works of father Simon are characterised by great learning 
 and g^eat research. 
 
 778Townley (J.) Illustrations of Biblical Literature, exhibit- 
 ing the history and fate of the sacred writings, from the 
 earliest period to the present century, 8vo. 3 vols, boards, 
 15s. Lond. 1821 
 
 779Vorst (J.) Commentarius de Hebraismis Nov. Test, ac- 
 cess, praeter ejusd. cogit. de stylo N. T. et diatr. de ada- 
 giis N. T., Hor. Vitringae animadv. ad comment, de Hebr. 
 N. T. cur. J. F. Fischer, 8vo. sewed, lOs. 6d. Lips. 1778 
 
 780 Wetstein (J. J.) Prolegomena in N. Test. not. adj. J. S. 
 
 Semler, 8vo. sewed, 6s. Hal. 1764 
 
 h. Treatises on Hebrew Poetry, 
 
 781 Edwards (T.) Prolegomena in libros Vet. Test. poet. 
 
 Cantab. 1762. Epistola ad Doctiss. virum R. Lowthium, 
 8vo. in one vol. vellum, scarce, 7s. 6d. 17^5 
 
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60 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 782Lowth (R.) De sacra Poesi Hebraeorum prelectiones acad. 
 8vo. Jierv, boards, J 6s. Oxon. typ. Clar. 1821 
 
 Best edition ; containing the observations of Michaelis, Rosea- 
 miiller, Richter, and Weiske. 
 
 783 Lectures on the sacred Poetry of the Hebreurg, 
 
 translated from the Latin of Bp. Lowth, by G. Gregory, 
 to which are added the notes of Michaelis and others ; a 
 new edition, in which are incorporated the notes of Ro- 
 senmuller, Richter, and others, by E. Stowe, 8vo. 2 vols. 
 
 Boston, U. S. 
 
 784 Herder (J. G.) Vom Geist der Ebraeischen Poesie, 8vo. 
 
 2 vols, sewed, 18s. Leipz, 1825 
 
 This work is recommended by professor Ileeren, and is considered 
 classical by the learned of Germany. 
 
 785 Jebb (Bp.) Sacred Literature, 8vo. new, boards, 128. 1820 
 
 786 another, new, calf gill, 15s. 1820 
 
 787 Bellermann (J.J.) Versuch einer Metrik der Hebraer. 
 
 8vo. 58. Berlin, 1813 
 
 c. On Manuscripts and various readings, 
 
 788 Amersfoordt (J.) Dissert. Theol. Inau<j. de variis lec- 
 
 tionibus Holmesianis locorum quorumdam Pentateuchi 
 IMosaici, 4to. sewed, 4s. Lug. Bat. 1815 
 
 789 Bellermann (J.) De usu paleeographiae Hebr. ad expli- 
 canda Biblia sacra, 4to. neiv, sewed, 3s. 6d. Erfurt, 1804 
 
 790 Birch (A.) Variae Lectiones ad textum Act. Apostol., 
 
 epist. Cathol. et Pauli, e codd. Gr. JMss. Bibl. Vat. etc. 
 8vo. new, sewed, 4s. 6d. Havnice, 1797 
 
 791 . Apocalyps. 8vo. 
 
 new, sewed, 3s. 6d. tb. 1800 
 
 792Capelli (L.) Critica sacra, s. de variis quae in sacris. Vet. 
 Test, libris occurrunt lectionibus libri sex, rec multisque 
 animadv. auxit, G. J. L. Vogel et J. G. Scharfenberg, 
 8vo. 3 vols, new, sewed, 158. Hul(e, 1775-86 
 
 793 Griesbach (J. J.) Symbola? critic* ad supplendas et cor- 
 
 rigendas variarum N. T. lect. collect.; acced. multorum 
 N. T. codd. Gr. descriptio et exanien, 8vo. 2 parts, new, 
 sewed, 12s. Berol. 1785-93 
 
 794 Holmes (R.) Epistola complexa Genesin ex cod. Purp. 
 
 Argento Caesareo-Vindol. express, et Test. Vet. Graeci 
 vers. Septuaginta-viralis cum var. lect. denuo edendi spe- 
 cimen, folio, sewed, 6s. Oxon. 1795 
 
 [jo, a. talboys. 
 
 ON VERSIONS op THE SCRIPTURE. 
 
 61 
 
 795 Kennicot*(B.) Dissertationes super ratione textus Hebr. 
 
 Vet. Test, in libris editis, ex Angl. Lat. vertit et auxit 
 
 W. A. Teller, 2 vols. 8vo. sewed, 16s. Lips. 1756-65 
 796Pappe]baum (G. G.) Examen cod. Mss. Nov. Test. Gr. 
 
 Raviani, 8vo. sewed, 4s. Berol. 1797 
 
 797 De Rossi (J. B.) Variae Lectiones Veteris Testament!, 
 
 4to. 4 vols, half calf, very neat, 3/. 3s. Parma;, 1784 
 798Schelling (J. F.) Descriptio codicis Mss. Hebraeo-Biblici, 
 
 qui Stuttgartiae in bibl. illustr. cons. Wirtemberg asser- 
 
 vatur, 8vo. new, sewed, 8s. 1775 
 
 799 Scholz (J. ]M. A.) Curae criticae in historiam textus Evan- 
 
 geliorum, 4to. sewed, 4s. Heidelh. 1820 
 
 800Schultens (A.) et Schroder (N. G.) Sylloge dissert, phi- 
 
 lolog. exeget., quibus multu S. cod. loca obscura illus- 
 
 trantur, 4to, sewed, 15s. Lips. 1773 
 
 801 Schulz (D.) De codice IV. Evang. bibliotheca Rhedi- 
 
 gerianae, in quo vetus Latina (ante-Hieronymiana) versio 
 
 cont. 4to. sewed, 4s. Bresluu, 1816 
 
 802Wetstein (J. J.) Libelli ad crisin et interpret. Nov. Test. 
 
 adj. est. rec. introd. Bengelii ad crisin N. T. ed. et obs. 
 
 illustr. J. S. Semler, 8vo. new, sewed, 4s. Halx, 1765 
 803Woide (C. G.) Notitia codicis Alexandrini, cum variis 
 
 ejus lect. omn. ed. G. L. Spohn, 8vo. sewed. 
 
 Lips. 1789 
 
 d. On versions of the Scripture, 
 
 804 De Rossi and Pfannkuche (Dr. H. F.) on the Language 
 
 of Palestine in the age of Christ and the Apostles, trans- 
 lated by T. G. Repp. Planck (H.) Dissertation on the 
 true nature and genius of the Greek diction of the New 
 Testament, translated by A. S. Patterson. Tholuck 
 (A.) Hints on the importance of the study of the Old 
 Testament, translated by R. B. Patton. Beckhaus (J. 
 H.) Remarks on the interpretation of the Tropical Lan- 
 guage of the New Testament, translated by C. H. Tertot, 
 12mo. vol. L boards, 5s. Edinb. 1833 
 
 805 Cotton's history of the editions of the Bible and parts 
 
 thereof in English, from 1505 — 1820, 8vo. half-bound, 
 interleaved, with some feiu additions, 14s. Oxon. 1821 
 
 Evidently the result of deep research, and drawn up with much 
 care. The notes, which are not numerous, are strictly biblio- 
 graphical, and contain much valuable information to the col- 
 lectors of rare books. — Horne. 
 OXFORD.3 O 
 
62 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 806 Dale (A. van) Dissert, super. Aristeae de L^X. interpret: 
 
 cui ipsius praetensi Aristeoe textus subjungitur additur 
 Historia, Baptismonim accedit et dissert, super San- 
 choniathone, 4to. vellum y 4s. Amst. 1705 
 
 807 Fischer (J. F.) Prolusiones de vers. Gr»cis libr. V. T. 
 
 literarum Hebr. magistris, 8vo. *citW,2s. 6d. Lips. 1772 
 
 808Hirzel (L.) De Pentateuchi versionis Syriacse, quam 
 Peschito vocant indole; commentat. critico-exegetica, 
 8vo. 4s. 6d. Lips. 1825 
 
 809Hornemann (C. F.) Tert. specim. exercit. crit. in version 
 LXX. interpret, ex Philone, 8vo. sewed, 58. 6d. 
 
 Gutting. 1773-79 
 
 810Hufnagel (W. F.) De Pentateuchi versione Alexandr. 
 4to. Is. 6d. Frcibenjy 1819 
 
 81 1 Lewis (J.) History of the several translations of the Bible 
 and Testament into English, 8vo. calf, 14s. Land. 1818 
 
 812Munter (F.) Comment, de ind. vers. N. T. Sahidicse ac- 
 ced. fragm. epist. P. ad Timoth. 4to. sewed, 5s. 
 
 Kopenh. 1789 
 
 813Nares (E.) Remarks on the version of the New Testa- 
 ment, edited by the Unitarians, 8vo. hds. 4s. Lond. 1814 
 
 814Paulus (H.) Commentat. crit. exhib. e bibl. Oxon. Bod- 
 leiana specim. versionum Pentateuchi sept. Arab. nond. 
 edit. 8vo. 5e26'erf, Is. 6d. Jewa, 1789 
 
 815 Rosenmuller. De versione Pentateuchi Persica commen- 
 tatio, 4to. sewed, 4s. 6d. Lips. 1829 
 
 816Roediger (A.) De origine et indole Arabics; librorum 
 Vet. Test, historicorum interpretationes, 4to. sewed, 98. 
 
 Halis, Sax. 1829 
 
 817Scharfenberg (J. G.) Animadversiones quib. fragm. ver- 
 sionum Grace. V. T. ad Alontefalconis collect, emend. 
 2 spec. 8vo. new, sewed, 4s. Lips. 1776 
 
 818 Schieusner (J. F.) Opuscula critica ad versiones Gr«c 
 
 Vet. Test, pertinen. 8vo. new, ^ewed, 8s. 6d. Lips. 1802 
 
 819 Simon (R.) Histoire critique des versions du Noveau 
 
 Testament, 4to. ccdf, 5s. Rotterdam, 1690 
 
 820 Topler (Th. Ed.) De Pentateuchi interpretationis Alex- 
 
 andrine indole critica et hermeneutica, 8vo. seucrf, 2s. 6d. 
 
 Halx, 1830 
 
 821 Winer (G. B.) De versionis Pentateuchi Samaritanae, 
 
 8vo. sewed, 3s. 6d. Lips. 1817 
 
 822- De Onkeloso ej usque paraphrasi Cbal- 
 
 daica dissertatio, 4to. 2s. 6d. Lips. 1820 
 
 [O. A. TALB0Y8, 
 
 ON THE STUDY OP HEBREW. 
 
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 4. TREATISES ON THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGES OF THE SCRIP- 
 TURES, WITH GRAMMARS AND LEXICONS THEREOF. 
 
 I. ORIGINAL LANGUAGES OF THE OLD TESTAMENT. 
 
 a. On the study of Hebrew, and on the vowel points, etc. 
 
 823Schultens (H.) Origines Hebreac, sive Heb. Ling. Antiq. 
 
 natura et Indoles, ex Arab, et de defect ibus hod. ling. 
 
 Heb. via et excursus. With some other pieces, 4to. 
 * 3 vols, calf, neat, 12s. Franeq. 1724, etc. 
 
 824 Joan. Buxtorfii Tiberias, sive commentarius masorethicus, 
 
 4to. 7s. 6d. ^<^sil. 1620 
 
 825 Bottcher (J. F.) Proben Alttestamentlicher Schrifterkla- 
 
 rung nach Wissenschaftlicher Spracliforschung mit krit. 
 versuchen iiber bisherige Exegese und Beitragen zu 
 Gramm. et Lex. (Jvo. sewed, plates. Leipz. 1833 
 
 826Kocher (H. F.) Nova Bibliotheca Hebraica, c. praef. 
 Eichhorn, 4to. 2 parts, served, 6s. Jence, 1 783-84 
 
 827 Wolff (J. C.) Bibliotheca Hebraica, 4to. 4 vols, neat, 
 
 21, 2s. ^«'«^- 1715-33 
 
 828 Gesenius (W.) Geschichte der Hebraischen Sprache und 
 
 Schrift. 8vo. new, sewed, 5s. 6d. Lips. 1815 
 
 829 Hartmann (A. Th.) Linguist. Einleitung in das Studium 
 
 der Biicher des Alt. Test. 8vo. neiv, sewed, 9s. 
 
 Bremen, 1807 
 830Ewald (G. H. A.) Abhandlungen zur Orientalischen und 
 Biblischen Litteratur, 8vo. part I. new, sewed, 4s. 6d. 
 
 Gollingen, 1832 
 
 831 Sharpe (G.) Dissertations upon the Origin, Construction, 
 
 Division, and Relation of Language, and upon the ori- 
 ginal powers of letters ; to which is added a Hebrew 
 Grammar and Lexicon, without points, 8vo. calf 6s. 
 
 Lond. 1751 
 
 832 Kaiser (G. P. C) Commentarius, quo lingua; Aramaicae 
 
 usus adjudicanda et interpretanda plura Nov. Test, loca 
 novis exemplis defenditur, 8vo. sewed, 4s. 6d. 
 
 ^ Norimh. 1821 
 
 833 Kals (J. G.) Disquisitio Philologica de lingue Hebraeae 
 
 Natalibus, 8vo. sewed, 4s. Brema;, 1753 
 
 834Rudolphi (E.) Rudimenta Quaestionum quae inter Philo- 
 
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64 
 
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 logos de Lingua Hebreea, Chaldaea, Syra, ac, Arabica 
 agitantur^ 4to. 2 parts in one vol. vellum, neat, scarce, 
 6s. Amst. 1746 
 
 835 Weigenmeieri Tractatus: continens et explicans abbre- 
 
 viaturas omnes, quotquot ipse autor ex plurima comment. 
 Heb. lectione observare potuit, etc. 12mo. boards, Ss. 
 
 Tubing. 1604 
 
 836 Whitfield on the Hebrew vowel points, 4to. very scarce, 
 
 10s. 6d. Liverpool, 1748 
 
 837 Spitzner (A. Ben.) Vindiciae originis et auctor. div. punc- 
 torum vocal, et accent, in libris s. V. Test. 8vo. served, 
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 bS39 Stuart (Moses J A Grammar of the Hebrew Language, 
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 6843 Jahn, Chaldaische Chrestomathie. 
 
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 844 Alphabetum Hebraicum, Ltitet. 1563. Martinii Gram- 
 
 matical Hebraeae, Paris, 1567. De literis Hebraicis, de 
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 845 Bekker (G.L.) Rudimenta Linguai Hebraic^, Svo. sewed, 
 
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 846 Bellarmini (R.) Institut. Ling. Hebraica;. Gasbari (J.) 
 
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 847 Bennet (T.) Grammat. Hebraea, 8vo. calf 2s. 6d. 
 
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 848 Bertrani (B. C.) Comparatio Grammaticae Heb. et Ara- 
 
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 849 Blancuccii (B.) Institut. in Ling, sanct. Hebraicam, 4to. 
 
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 850 Burgess (Bp.) Hebrew Elements : consisting of a primer, 
 
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 851 Buxtorfii (J.) Epitome Grammaticae Hebraeae, 12mo. vel- 
 lum, very neat, 3s. Basil. 1629 
 
 852 another, 12mo. Is. Lond. 1666 
 
 853 another. Is. 6d. Ultr. 1672 
 
 854 another, edid. Leusden, 2s. Lvg. Bat. 1761 
 
 855 Thesaurus Grammaticus Linguae sanctae He- 
 
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 856 another, calf 4s. ib. 1651 
 
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 858 another, with autograph of Granville Sharp, 
 
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 859 Hebrew Grammar. The principal rules com- 
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 860 Cevallerii (A.) Rudimenta Hebraicae Linguae, 8vo. calf, 
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66 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
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 862 Danzii, Interpres Ebraeo-Chaldaeus, omnes utriusque lin- 
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 868 Dunham's Hebrew Grammar, without points, with a co- 
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 869Erpenii (T.) Grammatica Ebraea generalis, 12mo. vellum, 
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 870Ewald'(G. H. A.) Grammatik der Hebraischen Sprache 
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 871 Kritische Grammatik der Hebraischen 
 
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 937 Barker (W. H.) Hebrew and English Lexicon, 8ro. 
 
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 938Castelli Lexicon Hebraicum cum annot. Michaelis, 4to. 
 
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 939. another, with Michaelis* supplement, ad lex. 
 
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 940Clodii (J. C.) Lexicon Hebraicum seiectiim, in quo 
 
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 941 Coccei (J.) Lexicon et Commentarius Sermonis Hebraici 
 
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 942 post Cocceium et IMaium longe quam antehac 
 
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 943 Correali (P. D. C.) Prodromus in Lexicon Hebr«o-Chal- 
 
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74 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
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 1138 (E.) Handhiich fur die Literatur der bibl. 
 
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 1139Alabastri (G.) Apparatus in Revelationem Jesu Christi, 
 
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 1142Arigler (A.) Hermeneutica biblica generalis. 8vo. new, 
 
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 1146 Clausen (H. N.) Aur. Augustinus Hippon s. scripturaB 
 
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 1147Ernesti Institutio interpretis Novi Testamenti, 12mo. 
 
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 1148Ernesti {J. A.) Principles of Biblical Interpretation, 
 
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 appendice, 8vo. 3s. HalcB, 1733 
 
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 trantur, 8vo. Lnbecce, 1737 
 
 1852 Lee (F.) Dissertations, theological, mathematical, and 
 
 physical ; with a critical commentary on the most diffi- 
 cult places of the book of Genesis, and other parts of 
 Scripture, 8vo. 2 vols. Jine copy, in old red morocco, 
 richly gilt, 14s. Lond. 1752 
 
 1853Lowry (S.) Essays, explanatory and experimental, upon 
 a few select passages of Scripture, 12mo. boards, 2s. 
 
 r6. 1809 
 
 1854 3Iaii (J. H.) Observationes Sacrae; quibus diverso utri- 
 usque Testamenti loca ex linguarum indole, et antiqui- 
 tatibus potissimum illustrantur, 8vo. 4 books or parts, 3s. 
 
 Francofurti, 1713-15 
 
 OXFORD.] 
 
144 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 1855 Michaelis Orient, und Exeget. Bibliothek. see 1079. 
 
 1856 jMichnelis (J. G.) Observatioiies Sacrse, in quibus diver- 
 
 sis s.icrae Scripturae utriusque Foederis locis ISelectioribus 
 ex lingual Ebricai aliarumque orientaliuni indole prisco- 
 rum item populoruni ritibus et institutis, lux adjundi- 
 tur: noniiulla etiani antiquitatuni Judaicarum capita ex 
 Lejje ^losaica et Magistrt>rum placitis excutiuntur, ad- 
 que sensum spiritualeni traducuntur, 8vo. 7^- 6d. 
 
 Trajecti mi Rhenum, 1 738 
 
 1857* another, second edit. 8vo. 9s. Arnhemii^\']b2 
 
 1857 Exercitationes Theologica Philologicse, 
 
 8vo. 12s. Lug. Bat. 1757 
 
 1858 Miscellanea Hafniensia Tlieologici et Pliilologici Argu- 
 
 menti, edidit Fredericus iMiinter, 8vo. 2 Ti. a 2 Fasc. 
 1/. 7s. Ilufnix. J816.24 
 
 1859 jMorus (S. F. N.) Dissertationes Theologica; et Philolog. 
 
 8vo. 2 vols, new, sewed y 7s. 6d. Lips. 1798 
 
 1860IVIosheniii (J. L.) Observationum Sacrarum et Historico 
 
 Criticaruni, 8vo. vellum, 4s. (kl. Amst. 1721 
 
 1861 IMiilier (J. J.) Varia; de victu Johannis Baptiste opi- 
 
 niones examinate, 8vo. sewed. Is. 6d. Bonuw, 1829 
 1862Muntinghe (H.) Sylloge Opusculorum ad doctrinam 
 
 sacrani pertinentium, 8vo. 2 vols. Lug. Bat. 1791-94 
 1863 Newconie's Observations on our Lord's conduct as a 
 
 Divine Instructor, and on the excellence of his moral 
 
 character, 8vo. cnlff/ill, 9s. Cumb. 1823 
 
 1864Niemeyeri (A. H.) De Evangelistarum in narranda Jesu 
 
 Christi in vitam redita dissensione, variisque Veterum 
 
 Ecclesia; Doctorum in ea dijudicanda et componenda 
 
 studiis, prolusio, 4to. Is. 6d. Halce, 1824 
 
 1865 Paulus (H. Eb. Glo. and others) neuer Repertorium fiir 
 
 biblischen und morganlandischen Literatur, 8vo. 3 vols. 
 
 new, sewed, 15s. Jejia, 1790-91 
 
 1866Paxton (George) Illustrations of the Holy Scriptures, in 
 
 three parts : 1 . from the geography of the East ; 2. from 
 
 the natural history of the East ; 3. from the customs 
 
 and manners of ancient and modern nations, 8vo. 3 vols. 
 
 new, boards, \L 16s. Edinb. 1825 
 
 1867Plumyoen (J. J) Dissertationes Selectae in Scripturam 
 
 Sacrum, 8vo. scarce, 5s. Ipris. 1739 
 
 1868Popham (E.) Remarks on various Texts of Scripture, 
 
 8vo. boards, 5s. Lond. 1809 
 
 1869Reinecke (C. F. C.) De Constante et ^quabili Jesu 
 
 Ql). A. TALB0V8, 
 
 BIBLICAL LITERATURE. 145 
 
 Christi indole et ingenio, doctrina et docendi ratione : 
 sive commentatio de evangelio Johannis cum INIatthaei, 
 Marci et Lucae Evangeliis conciliato, 8vo. 2s. 
 
 Hannoiierce, 1827 
 
 1870 Reinhardi (F. V.) Opuscula Academica, 8vo. 2 vols. 
 
 1/. Is. Lipsioe, 1808-9 
 
 1871 Repertorium fiir Biblische und Morgenlandische Litte- 
 ratur, dreizehnden Thl. 3s. Leipz. 1783 
 
 1872 An Joannes in exhibenda Jesu Natura, reliquis Canoni- 
 cis libris repugnet, examinare conatus est F. W. Rett- 
 
 berg, 8vo. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Got tin gee, 1826 
 
 1873 Rose (Sir G. H.) Scriptural Researches, 12mo. boards, 
 
 7s. 6d. Lond. 1832 
 
 1874 Rosenmuller (E. F. K. und G. Hier Rosenmiiller) Bib- 
 
 lischen exegetischen Repertorium ; oder neuesten Fort- 
 schritte in Erklarungd. heiligen Schrit. 8vo. 2 vols, new, 
 sewed, 9s. Leipz. 1822-24 
 
 1875 Rosenmiiller (E.) Das alte u. neue Morgenland, od. Er- 
 lauter der heil. Schrift aus der naturl. Beschaffenheit 
 den Sagen, Sitten u. Gebrauchen des Morgenlandes, mit 
 eingeschalt. uebersetz. v. S. Burders morgenl. Gebrau- 
 chen u. W. Wards Sitten u. Gebrauche der Hindus, 
 8vo. 6 vols, new, sewed, 21. 2s. Leipz. 1818-20 
 
 1876Discours Ilistoriques, Critiques, Theologiques et Mo- 
 raux, sur les Evenemens les plus memorables du vieux 
 et du Nouveau Testament, 8vo. 11 vols, very neat, 
 2/. 16s. A la Hai/e, 1720 
 
 They are deservedly held in the highest esteem. — Horne. 
 
 1877 Dissert. Rarior. De Antiquitat. Sacr. et Profan. fascicu- 
 
 lus recens. et schediasma de fontibus praecipuis ex qui- 
 bus script, profan. errores circa res Indaicas admissi 
 fluxerunt pramis. J. C. Schlaegerus, 4to. sewed, 8s. 
 
 Helmst. 1742 
 
 1878 Schnurrer (C. F.) Dissertationes Philologico-Criticae, 
 
 8vo. 12s. Gothce, 1790 
 
 1879Schott (H. A.) Commentarius exeget. dogmat. in eos 
 Jesu Christi sermones qui de reditu ejus ad judicium 
 futuro et judicandi provincia ipsi demandata agunt. 8vo. 
 sewed, 7s. 6d. Jence, 1819 
 
 1880Schultens (Alberti) Animadversiones Philologicae et Cri- 
 ticse ad varia loca veteris Testamenti ; in quibus, ope 
 prsicipu^ linguae Arabicae, multa ab interpretibus non- 
 
 OXFORD.^ O 
 
i^ 
 
 H6 
 
 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 dum satis intellecta illustrantur, quamplurima etiam 
 nova explicanda modeste proponuntur, 8vo. 4s. 6d. 
 
 * Amst. 1732 
 
 1881 Storr (G. C) Opuscula Academica ad interpretationem 
 
 Librorum Sacrorum pertinentia, 8vo. 3 vols, new, sewed, 
 15s. Tubing. 1796-1803 
 
 Besides various critical discjuisitions of great merit, this work con- 
 tains several comraentanes on detached books of the New Test, 
 
 HORNE. 
 
 1882 Tittmann (K. C.) De vestigiis gnosticorum in Nov. 
 
 Test, fnistra quaesitis, 8vo. sewed, 2s. 6d. Lips. 1773 
 
 1883 Vitringa (C.) Sacrarum Observationuin, 4to. ca//, 12s. 
 
 "^ Franc. 1689 
 
 Observationurn Sacrarum in quibns de Re- 
 
 1884 
 
 1885 
 
 1886 
 
 1887 
 
 1888 
 
 1889 
 
 1890 
 1891 
 
 bus varii argunienti, et utilissimae investigationis, Cri- 
 ticae ac Theologicae, disseritur; Sacrorum imprimis li- 
 brorum loca multa obscuriora nova vel clariore luce 
 perfunduntur, 4to. 2 vols. vellu7n, very neat, 19s. 
 ^ 16.1712 
 
 Observationurn Sacrarum, 4to. 2 vols, re/- 
 
 lum^ neat, best edition, scarce, II. Is. Amst. 1727 
 
 Vitringa was one of the most learned and industrious of the Dutch 
 theologians. His observations contain an immense mass of mis- 
 cellaneous and learned dissertation on dithcult passages of Scrip- 
 ture, and on questions of sacred criticism, theology, and antiqui- 
 ties. OUME. 
 
 Voorst (J. van) Animadversiones de usu verborum cum 
 
 prsepositionibus compositorum in N. Test. 8vo. 2 parts, 
 
 sewed, 3s. 6d. Lug. Bat. 1818 
 
 Walchii (Jo. Geo.) Observationes in Novi Foederis Li- 
 
 bros, quarum prima pars ea continet loca, quae ex his- 
 
 toria philosophica illustrantur, 8vo. Jen(E, 1727 
 
 Walton (B.) in Biblia Polyglotta prolegomena specialia 
 
 recogn. Dathianisque et variorum notis suas immiscuit 
 
 F. Wrangham, 8vo. 2 vols, boards, \l. 8s. Cantab.1828 
 
 Westh»)vii (F.G.) Diatribe in Historiam Passionis D.N. 
 
 Etymologico-Philologico-Critica, 4to. sewed, 5s. 
 
 Lug. Bat. 1723 
 
 Witsii (Her.) IMiscellaneorum Sacrorum libri quatuor, 
 
 4to. 2 vols, vellum, 12s. t^. 1736 
 
 JNIeletemata Leidensia ; quibus continentur 
 
 praelectiones de vita et rebus gestis Pauli Apostoli, 
 
 \_D. A. TALBOY8, 
 
 BIBLICAL LITERATURE. 147 
 
 necnon dissertationum exegeticarum duodecas ; denique 
 commentarius in Epistolam Judse Apostoli, 4to. 10s. 
 
 Ba.siL 1739 
 1892 Witsii (Her.) i^gyptiaca et ^€Ka(piiXoy' sive de ^Egyptia- 
 corum sacrorum comparati(»ne cum Hebraicis libri tres, 
 et de decem hulmhus Israelis liber s^ingularis accessit 
 diatribe de legione fulminatrice Christianorum sub im- 
 peratore JNlarco Aurelio Antonio, 4to. vellum, 9s. 
 
 ib. 1739 
 
 VI. CONCORDANCES, DICTIONARIES, COMMONPLACE BOOKS, ETC. 
 
 (1.) Concordances, 
 
 [Concordances to the Heb. Bible see page 74 ; to the Greek Septuagint 
 and Test, see page 79. J 
 
 1893Cardinali (H.) Sacrorum Bibliorum Vulgate editionis 
 Concordantiae, 4to. calf, 6s. Lugd. 1652 
 
 1894 Concordantiae Sacrorum Bibliorum Vulgatae editionis Hu- 
 
 gonis Cardinalis ordinis pra?dicatorum : ad recogn. jussu 
 Sixti V. bibliis adhibitam recens., atque emendiitae ; a 
 Franc. Luca et Hub. Phalesti, folio, netv, sewed, \l. 12s. 
 
 Fie n nee, 1825 
 
 1895 Browne (J.) A Brief Concordance to the Holy Scriptures 
 
 of the Old and New Testament, 18mo. calf, 3s. 
 
 Land. 1825 
 
 1896 another, 24mo. boards. Is. 6d. ib. 18.31 
 
 1897 Clarke's (l^r. S.) Concordance to the Holy Bible, 18mo. 
 neat. Is. 6d. 1696 
 
 1898Cruden (A.) A Complete Concordance to the Holy 
 Scriptures of the Old and New Testament; or a dic- 
 tionary and alphabetical index to the Bible, 4to. new, 
 boards, \l. Is. or new, calf elegant, II. 8s. ib. 1831 
 
 1899 ancjther, royal 8vo, closely printed, new, 
 
 boards, 15s. calf (jilt, 1/. Is. ib. 1831 
 
 1900Cruden's Concordance to the Bible, wherein all the 
 words used througii the Sacred Scriptures are alpha- 
 betically arranged with reference to the various places 
 where they occur. The former three alphabets are here 
 arranged in one, embracing every passage of Scripture 
 contained in the 4to. editions, 24ino. boards, port. 5s. 
 
 ib. 1833 
 
 OXFORD.3 
 
148 
 
 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 1901 Cruttwell (C. A.) A Concordance of Parallels collected 
 
 from Bibles and Commentaries, wljich have been pub- 
 lished in Hebrew, Latin, French, Italian, Spanish, 
 English, and other languages, with the authorities of 
 each, 4to. calf gilt y elegant, \l. Is. or bds. 12s. ib. 1790 
 
 This is a very elaborate work, and will amply repay the labour of 
 
 COnSultiDg. HORNE. 
 
 1902 Historia et Concordia Evengelica. Opera et studio The- 
 
 ologi Paris. 8vo. served, 10s, Mech. 1819 
 
 (2.) Dictionaries. 
 
 1903 Robinson (Dr. John) A Theological, Biblical, and Eccle- 
 siastical Dictionary ; serving as a general not«-book to 
 illustrate the Scriptures, as a guide to the practices and 
 opinions of all sects and religions, and as a cyclopedia 
 of religious knowledge, 8vo. 
 
 A new and improved edition is in the press. 
 Considered to be the best work in this department. 
 
 1904Gurnev (W.) Diamond Pocket Dictionary of the Holy 
 Bible,' 24mo. calf gilt, 6s. Lond. 1822 
 
 1905 Wilson (T.) A Complete Christian Dictionary, wherein 
 the signification, and several acceptations of all the 
 words mentioned in the Holy Scriptures are fully 
 opened, expressed, and explained, folio, scarce, port. 
 14s. Lond. 1678 
 
 1906 Oliver (P.) Scripture Lexicon; or a dictionary of above 
 4000 proper names of persons and places, mentioned in 
 the Old and New Testament, 18mo. boards, 6s. 
 
 Oxford, 1832 
 See No. 38, etc. 
 
 (3.) Commonplace Books to the Bible. 
 
 1907 Anthologia Biblica; or an alphabetical collection of the 
 
 choice flowers of the Holy Scriptures, under several 
 heads, serving for commonplaces, concordance, and com- 
 mentaries, on many texts, folio, mss. IBs. 
 
 1908 Locke (J. and W. Dodd) A Commonplace Book to the 
 
 Holy Bible ; or the Scripture's sufficiency practically 
 demonstrated, 8vo. boards, port. 128. Lond. 182& 
 
 Qo. A. TALBOYSj 
 
 BIBLICAL LITERATURE. 149 
 
 1909 i^Ierz (P. P.) Thesaurus Biblicus, hoc est : dicta, sen- 
 tentia; et exempla ex s. Bibliis collecta et per locos com- 
 munes distributa ad usum conciouandi et disputandi, 
 8vo. 2 vols, sewed, Ids. Paris, 1825 
 
 1910Budinger (M.) n^iQj^ -yil der Weg des Glaubens 
 Oder: die Kleine Bibel, 8vo. 6s. Stittff/. 1824 
 
 1911 Christian's Pocket Companion ; being a collection of 
 texts and passages from the New Testament, on the 
 principal doctrines and duties of Christianity, 24mo. 
 boards, 2h. ^ Oj/orrf, 1832 
 
 191*- Clark (S.) The Christian's Inheritance; being a collec- 
 tion of the promises of scripture, under their proper 
 heads, 24mo. boards, Is. Lo7id. \H2'f 
 
 1913Gastrell (F.) Christian Institutes, or the sincere word of 
 God collected out of the Old and New Testaments, 
 digested under proper heads, and delivered in the very 
 words of scripture, 12mo. boards, 3s. ib. 1823 
 
 This valuable little work, which may perhaps be considered as a 
 concordance of parallel passages at full length, was first pub- 
 lished in 1707, and lias since been repeatedly published in l2mo. 
 It may l>e very advantageously substituted tor any of the subse- 
 quent larger and more exjiensive works. — IIoiine. 
 
 19140wen (H.) The Modes of Quotation used by the Evan- 
 gelical Writers explained and vindicated, 4to. //«//" co//; 
 4s. 6d. iij, 178() 
 
 VII. BIBLICAL ANTIQUITIES. 
 
 (1.) General treatises on Biblical Antiquities, etc. 
 
 1915 Ackermann (Four.) Arclur-ologia Biblica breviter ex- 
 posita, 8vo. boards, 10s. 6(1. ' Vienna;, 1826 
 
 1916 another, half calf] 13s. 
 
 This is a reprint of professor Jahn's work on the same subject, 
 which was recommended by the late bishop Lloyd. 
 
 To render it more complete Dr. Ackermann has added a sketch of 
 the history of the .Tewish nation, from the call of Abraham to the 
 dispersion of the Jews. Mr. Home acknowledges the use he has 
 made ot it. 
 
 19I7Bucheri (S. F.) Antiquitalcs Biblica ex Nov. Test. 
 
 imo/®'^^^^' '^^"- ^^^^"^"' 5«- Fitcmb. 1729 
 
 iyi8Calmet's Dictionary of the Holy Bible, bv the bite INIr. 
 
 Charles Taylor, with the fragments incorporated. The 
 
 OXFORD.] * Q 2 
 
150 
 
 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 whole condensed and arranged in alphabetical order, 
 with numerous additions, illustrated with maps and en- 
 gravings on wood, royal 8vo. boards, \l. 4s. Lond. 1832 
 19I9Carp2ov. (J. G.) Apparatus Hist. Crit. Antiquit. sacra, 
 cod. et gent Hebr. 4to. nerv, served, 16s. Lips. 1748 
 
 The most elaborate system of Jewish antiquities, perhaps, that is 
 extant ; besides the annotations of Carpzov, it contains a Latin 
 translation of Goodwin's treatise. — Hoiine. 
 
 1920Cunaeu8 (P.) De Republica Hebraeorum, 4to. vellum, 6s. 
 
 Lug. Bat. 1703 
 
 The best edition of a very learned work. — Horns. 
 
 1921 Faber (J. E.) ArchaRologie der Hebriier, 8vo. part. 1, (all 
 published,) sewed, 4s. 6d. Halle, 1773 
 
 1922Fessler (J.) Anthologia Hebraica e sacris Hebraeorum 
 libris depromta adjecta est versio Lat. et adnotationes, 
 4to. sewed, 4s. 6d. Leopoldi, 1787 
 
 1923 Gale (T.) The Court of the Gentiles; or a discourse 
 touching the original of human literature, both philolo- 
 gie and philosophic, from the scriptures and Jewish 
 church, 4to. cal/'jieat, 21. 2s. Oxford, 1«72 
 
 1924 Godwin (T.) J\Ioses and Aaron; civil and ecclesiastical 
 rites, used by the ancient Hebrews, observed, and at 
 large opened, for the clearing of many obscure texts 
 throughout the whole scripture, 4to. calf, 6s. — 4s. 
 
 Lond. 1672 
 
 To both these copies are joined the Roman Antiquities, by Codwint 
 and the Attic Antiquities of Rous and Bogan. 
 
 1925Hottingeri (J. H.) Historiae Creationis examen Theolo- 
 gico-Philologicum, ita institutum, 4to. calf, 8s. 
 
 Heidelb. 1659 
 
 J 926 — I Commentarius Philologicus de Deci- 
 
 mis Judaeorum, 4to. vellum, 68. Lug. Bat. 1713 
 
 1927^ Cippi Hebraic! : sive Hebraeorum, 
 
 tarn veterum, prophetarum, patriarcharum ; quam re- 
 centiorum, Tannaeorum, Amoraeorum, Habbinorum mo- 
 numenta, Hebraice a Judico quodani, teste oculato, tum 
 intra, tum etiam extra terram sanctam observata con- 
 scripta, nunc vero Latinitute donata, notisque illust. 
 Heidelb. 1662 — FIjusd. archacologia orientalis, exhibens 
 i. compendium theatri orientalis, ii. topographicum 
 
 ^D. A. TALB0Y8, 
 
 BIBLICAL ANTIQUITIES. 151 
 
 ecclesiasticum orientalem ib. 1662, 8vo. in 1 vol. vel- 
 lum neat, 7s- 6d. 
 
 1928 Jablonski (P. E.) De Kempham i^gyptiorum Deus ab 
 
 Israelitis in Deserti cultus. Franc. 1731. — Relandi 
 Dissertationes de Inscriptione nummorum quorundam 
 Samaritanorum, Amst. 1702— Harkenroht (J. E.) Dis- 
 
 sertatio Epistolaris de Busto Lharledano, Traj. 1721 
 
 .Sacrarii Principis, id est. Antiquitatem Clivensium sive 
 Inscriptionum Bergendalensium, in 1 vol. 12mo. vellum, 
 
 in-vi f ^'^'^*' *^«'*c''» 6s. Lusati, 1731 
 
 1929 Jahn, Biblische Archaeologie, 8vo. 5 vols, plates, 31. 3s. 
 
 Vien. 1803-25 
 
 A work of first rate excellence. 
 
 1930 
 
 Archaeologia Biblica in comp. redact. 8vo. sewed, 
 
 ^^s. ib, 18J4 
 
 This latter work was recommended by the late Bishop Lloyd, and 
 has generally been regarded as a very useful compendium. A 
 translation of it, wiih many important additions from Jahn's 
 
 . larger work, was made by Mr. Upham, and published in America- 
 and a revised and corrected edition of this is now in the press. * 
 
 61931Jenning (David) Jewish Antiquities; or a course of 
 lectures on the three first books of Godwyn s Closes and 
 Aaron, 8vo. 2 vols. 8s. new, boards, 16s.' Lond. 1823 
 
 1932 another, 2 vols, calf, very neat, 11. 2s. 
 
 lyjj another, 8vo. complete in 1 vol. 8s. ib. 1808 
 
 This work has long held a distinguished character for its learning 
 and accuracy ; and has appeared in most of the lists of books re- 
 commended to theological students— Watson, Cleaver. Horne 
 etc. * 
 
 1934 Iken (Con.) Antiquitates Hebraicae secundum triplicem 
 Jiidaeorum statum, ecclesiasticum, poiiticum, et cecono- 
 micum, 8vo. new, sewed, 48. Brem. 1764 
 
 Valuable for its method, brevity, and perspicuity Horne. 
 
 1935 
 
 Antiquitates Hebr. sec. triplicem Judaeorum 
 
 statum, eccles. polit. et aecon. delin. perpet. annotatt. 
 illust. et auct a J. H. Schacht, 8vo. 
 
 ,^,^. Traj.adRhen. 1810 
 
 19J6 Landau (M. J.) Geist und Sprache der Hebraer nach 
 
 dem zweyten Tempelban, 8vo. sewed, 9s. Pras. 1822 
 
 OXFORD.] 
 
152 
 
 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 i< 
 
 i 1937 Lewis (T.) Origines Hebrapae; the antiquities of the 
 Hebrew republic, 8vo. 4 vols, calj] neat, \l. ()s. 
 
 Lond. 1724 
 A laborious compilation, from the most distinguished writers, 
 whether Jews or Christians, on the manners and laws of the 
 Hebrews. — Hdrne. 
 
 1938 Leonis I\Iutacensis Opusculum, de Ceremoniis et Con- 
 suetudinibus Hodia; Judaeos inter receptis, J8nu). boards, 
 4s. Franc. 1693 
 
 1939 ^laimonides [M.) Tractatus de Vacca rufa Heb. et Lat. 
 
 ed. A. C. Zeller, 8vo. sewed, 4s. (id. Amst. \^\\ 
 
 1940Menasseh Ben Israel De Creatione Probleniata xxx. 
 
 18mo. vellum, 3s .(id Amst. 1(>35 
 
 1941 IMillii (D.) Dissertationes selecttc varisc S. litterarum et 
 antiquitatis orientalis capita, exponentes et illustrantes, 
 4to. vellum, 10s. (>d. Lnq. Bat. 1749 
 
 1942 ]M Helen (G. V.) Dissertationes Philologicav'de die nnin- 
 
 di et rerum omnium natali, 4to. 2 vols, vellum, 12s. 
 
 Traj.ad Wien. J 738 
 
 19431Muller (J. J.) De Vitiis Archeologia; Biblicaj atque 
 
 emendatione, oratio, 4to. scived. Is. 6d. Giessw, 1^30 
 
 1944 Paganucci— 11 Tenipio di Salomone JMateriale, Emis- 
 tico : ovvero varie notizie di tutto cio, ch'appartiene al 
 Tempio in senso letterale, applicate in senso morale 
 al Tempio ]Mistico, Sacerdotale, 4to. 2 vols, calf, 12s. 
 
 noma, 1738 
 
 1945 Pareau (J. H.) Antlquitas Hebraicac breviter descripta, 
 
 8vo. new, sewed, 8s. 7'rai. 1817 
 
 1946 8vo. 7tcw, half calf, 8s. ib. 1823 
 
 A very useful compendium. The author was professor of orienul 
 literature at Utrecht. 
 
 1947Quenstedii (J. A.) Antiquitates BiWica? et Ecclesiasticae 
 WiHeb.--Ejus<\. Dialugus de Patriis illustrium do-trina 
 et scriptis virorum, 4to. in 1 vol. vellum, 12s. ih. 1()})1 
 
 1948Relandi de Spoliis Templi Hierosolymitani in nrcu Ti- 
 tiano Romae conspicuis liber, 12mo. scurd, plates, 
 2s. (id. Trnj. ad lihen. 1775 
 
 1949 Dissertatio de inscriptiona; nummorum quorun- 
 
 dam Sani;;ritanorum, 12mo. velb-m, 4s. Amslel. 1702 
 
 1950-— (II.) De nummis veterum IlebraLvirum, acced. 
 
 dissert.de JMarmoribus Arabicis Puteolaiiis, \2n\o. vel, 
 plates, 3s. Traj. ad lUen. 1709 
 
 Qd. a. talboys. 
 
 BIBLICAL ANTIQUITIES. 153 
 
 1952 Rosenmiiller ( K.) Handbuch der Bibl. Alterthumskunde, 
 
 I. Ir, 2r Thl. II. Ir, 2r Thl. III. IV. Ir Thl. Gr. 8vo. 
 
 2/. 14s. Leipz. 1823-30 
 
 1953Schulze (E. A.) Compendium Archaeolocjiae Hebr. notis 
 
 adj. etc. A. P. G. Schickedanz, 8vo. sewed, 5s. 
 
 Dresd. 1793 
 This is, perhaps, the best summary of Hebrew antiquities extant in 
 the Latin language ; but, unfortunately, it is incomplete, the 
 author having executed only two books which treat of the politi- 
 cal and eccle-iasiical antiquities of the Hebrews. — Horne. 
 
 1954Waehner Antiquitates Ebraeorum de Israeliticae Gentis, 
 8vo. 2 vols, half vellum, 8s. Gottingae, 1743 
 
 1955 Wajjenseils (J. C.) Belehrung der Judisch-'i'eutschen 
 Red-und Schriebart, 4s. 6d. Koniysb. 1699 
 
 (2.) Religious and domestic Antiquities. 
 
 1956 Allen's Modern Judaism; or a brief account of the 
 opinions, rites, and ceremonies of the Jews in modern 
 times, 8vo. new, hoards, 10s. lb. 1832 
 
 1957Baver (G. L.) Hebraische Mythologie des alten und 
 neiien Testaments, mit parallelen aus der mythologie 
 anderer Viilker, vornemlich der Griechen und' Romer, 
 8vo. 2 vols, new, sewed, 14s. Leipz. 1802 
 
 1958Baver (G. Lr.) Beschreil)ung die Gottesdienstlichen 
 Verfassung der alten Ilebraer ; als erlaut. commentar 
 iiber den 3 Abschn. seiner Hebr. Archiiologie, 8vo. 
 2 vols, new, snved, His. Leipz. 1805-6 
 
 1959 Bertholdt Christologia Judaeorum, Jesu Apostolorumque 
 iEtate in comp. redacta, obs. illustrata, 8vo. sewed, 7s. 
 
 Erlans. 1811 
 1960Braun (J.) De Vestitu Hebraeorum sacerdott. 4to. 9s. 
 
 Amst. 1698 
 1961 Buxtorfii (J.) Synagoga Judaica, 12mo. vellutn, neat, 
 
 3s- ^d. ^fl;y;/,1641 
 
 1962Gesenius (W.) De Samaritanor. Theologia ex fontibus 
 
 ineditis comment. 4to. sewed, 2s. 6d. Halce, 1822 
 
 1963 Sharp (T.) Hutchinson's Exposition of Cherubim, and 
 
 his hypothesis concerning them examined, 8vo. calf, 5s. 
 
 1964Hartmann (A. T.) Historisch-Kritische Forschungen 
 iiber die Biidung, das Zeitalter und den plan der fiinf 
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 2574 Confessiones, 32mo. very neat ed. 2s. 6d. 
 
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 205 
 
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 2595 — — — — idem opus, 5 vols, half russia, very 
 
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 2598Richter (J. F. Christophil.)deTheodoretoepistolar. Pau- 
 
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 2599Leonis Magni Opera, Colonice, 1561. — Mori T. omnia, 
 
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 OXFORD.^ 
 
206 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
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 2600 Sidonius, Apollinaris Sollius, Opera, Savaro castig. et 
 
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 2605 Hist. Sacra, cum coutinuatione C. Scho- 
 
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 2607 Cassiodori Opera omnia, 4to. vellum, neat, 6s. 
 
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 Fathers. Seventh to Twelfth Century. 
 
 2614 Anselmi (S. Cantuariensis arch.) Opera, nee non Eadmeri 
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 uncut, \l. 168. Lut. Paris, 1721 
 
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 207 
 
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 2621 Sedulius, Opera, ed. Gruner, 8vo. sewed, 2s. 
 
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 2622 Theophylacti Opera omnia, folio, 4 vols, new, vellum, 
 
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 2 vols, calf, scarce, frontisp. 21. 2s. Antv. 1660 
 
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 2/. 12s. 6d. Veron. 172^ 
 
 Noris was one of the most learned, most celebrated, and, as a critic, 
 one of the most judicious men that Italy has produced. His his- 
 tory of Pelagianism, however, which first brought him into re- 
 pute, occasioned him to be cited before the inquisition, and re- 
 
 OXPORD.] 
 
208 
 
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 garded as a Jansenist. His works display a vast fund of erudr- 
 tioQ and learning, and should certainly tind a place in every 
 public library. See Biog. Univ. and ^iceron. 
 
 2629 Sirmondi (J.) Opera varia, nunc prima collecta, folio, 
 
 5 vols, vellum, 51. as. Venetiis, 1728 
 
 2630 Bossuet CEuvres Choisies, 8vo. 21 vols, sewed, 5/. 15s. 6d. 
 
 d Pans, 1821 
 
 2631 Bourdaloue, Qtluvres, royal 8vo. 3 vols. ?ieiv, sewed, 
 
 1/, 7s. (i Paris, Lefevre, 1834 
 
 2632 Fenelon, CEuvres, 8vo. 10 vols, best edition, french calf, 
 31. 3s. Paris, 1822 
 
 2633 Flechier (E.) CEuvres completes, 8vo. 10 vols, sewed, 
 31. 3s. a Nismes, 1782 
 
 2634 IVIassillon, CEuvres, 8vo. 13 vols, calf extra, best edition, 
 
 61. 6s. a Paris, 1821 
 
 2635 . complete in 2 vols, royal 8vo. sewed, 
 
 portrait, XL Paris, Lefevre, 1833 
 
 3. PROTESTANT DIVINES. 
 
 a. Foreign Protestant Divines, 
 
 2636Huss(J.) De Auatomia Antichristi, lilier unus. De 
 Mysteriis iniquitatis Antichristi, fragmentum 1. De 
 Revelatione Christi et Antichristi fragmentum 2. De 
 Abolendis sectis et traditionib. hominem, liber 1. De 
 Unitate Ecclesiae et scismate uitando, liber 1. De 
 Evangelia perfectione, liber 1. De Pernicie tradi- 
 tionum humanarum, fragmentum 3. De regno, populo, 
 nta, et rnorib. Antichristi, liber 1 . Item fragmentorum 
 
 collectanea qua;dam. Locorum aliquot ex Osee 
 
 et Ezechiele prophetis, cap. v. et viii. De abhor- 
 renda Sacerdotum et ]Monachorum papisticorum in Ec- 
 clesia Christi abominatione, eorunique impietate detes- 
 tanda, vita item, et regno Antichristi tomus secundus. 
 
 Sermonum ad Populum, tomus tertius. Respon- 
 
 dens priori de Anatomia, Regno et populo Antichristi, 
 4to. 3 vols, in 1, old binding, \l. 16s. 
 
 These Opuicitles are not given in the Ilistoria et Monumenta of 
 this great reformer and martyr, printed in 1558, and only in a 
 mutilated form in the edition of 1715. Hence they have always 
 been esteemed by the curious as containing in their original 
 form many sharp invectives against the court of Rome and its 
 ministers, which are not to be found in any reprint. 
 
 Qd. a. TALB0Y8, 
 
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 2637 JoANNis Huss, ET HiERONYMi Pragensis, Opera, seu 
 Historia et IMonumenta, folio, 2 vols, in I, fine copy in 
 vellum, best edition, scarce, 21. 10s. Noriberg. 1558 
 
 2638LUTHERI (Martini) Opera, foMo A yoh. stamped vel- 
 lum, 4/. 4s. J^ncB, 1564-80 
 
 2639 Exegetica Opera Latina, cur. C. bt. 
 
 Th. Elsperjjer, vol. 1 to 8, 8vo. sd. 18s. Erlang. 1829-31 
 
 2640 D. Martin Luther's sammtliche ScHRiFTEN,welche 
 er sowhl in deutscher als lateinscher Sprache verferti- 
 get, vollstandiger und in bequemerer Ordung : auch mit 
 historischen Vorreden und ein Einleitung, von J. G. 
 Walch, 4to. 24 vols, very fine copy in vellum. 
 
 Halle, 1740-52 
 
 The best edition of Luther's Works. 
 
 26il Luther's Select Works by Cole, 8vo. 2 vols, boards, 168. 
 
 Lond. 1824 
 
 2642 Luther (M.) Briefe, Sendschreiben und Bedenken, voU- 
 
 standig aus den verschiedenen Ausgabeen seiner Werke 
 und Briefe, aus andern Biichern und noch unbenutzten 
 handschriften gesammelt, kritisch und historisch bearb> 
 tet, 8vo. 5 vols, sewed, 21. 8s. Berl. 1825— ^ 
 
 2643 Melanchthonis (P.) Opera omnia, folio, 4 vols, vet- 
 
 lum, neat, clean copy, 71. 78. Witeb. 1601 
 
 2544 , . denuo diligenter 
 
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 J. A. Detzer, vol. 1. pars i, ii. 8vo. sewed, 5s. 6d. 
 
 Erlang. 1828 
 
 2645 ZuiNGLii (H.) Opera, Completaeditio prima, curantibus 
 
 ]M. Schulero et J. Schulthessio, large 8vo. vols. 1, 3, and 
 8. 2Z. 5s. \^3^'2 
 
 This is now in course of publication. 
 
 2646 Petri Martyris Loci communes. Londini, ex typo- 
 graphia Joan. Kyngstoni, 1576.— Hen. Bullingeri 
 in Apocalypsim Jesu Christi, revelatam quidem per An- 
 celum Domini, Conciones centum. Basil. 1557- lolio, 
 2 vols, in 1. very fine, large, clean copy, many leaves 
 rough, in old stamped vellum, very rare, 21. 2s. V. 1. 
 
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 121. 128. Arnst. loyl 
 
 2649 Arniinii (Jacobi) Opera Theologica, 4to. calf, neat,'l76^ 
 
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210 
 
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 PROTESTANT DIVINES. 
 
 211 
 
 2648 Arminius's (Dr. James) Works, with Life by Brandt, 
 translated by James Nichols, vols. 1 and 2, (all pub- 
 lished) 8vo. 2 vols, boardsy \l. Is. 1825 
 
 2650 Altingii (J.) Opera omnia Theologica ; Analytica, Exege- 
 tica, Practica, Problematica, et Philologica, large paper, 
 folio, 5 vols, calf, 3/. 10s. Avist. 9 [87 
 
 2651 Bibliotheca Fratrum Polonorum quos Unitarios vocant, 
 instructa operibus omnibus Fausti Socini Senensis, J. 
 Crellii Franci, J. Sclichtingii k Bucowietz, et J.L. Wol- 
 zogenii, quaj omnia simul juncta totius Novi Testamenti 
 explicat, complectuntur, folio, 8 vols, calf, 31. 3s. 
 
 Irenopoli, 1656 
 
 2652 Bocharti (S.) Opera omnia, folio, 3 vols, calf, fine copy, 
 front. 21. 16s. Lufjd. Bat. 1712 
 
 2653Cocceii (Joan.) Opera omnia Theologica, 10 vols 
 
 Opera Anecdotica, 2 vols. — folio, 12 vols, half bound, 
 neat, 4/. 10s. Amst. I7OI 
 
 2654 Crusius (C. A.) Opuscula, c. praef. C. A. Klotzii, 8vo. 
 new, sewed, 4s. 6d. Altenb. 1767 
 
 2655 Dallaei (Joan.) Opera, viz. De cultibus religiosis Latino- 
 
 ruin, Genevce, 1672. — Adversus Latinorum de cultus 
 religiosi objecto traditionum disputatio, Gencvce, 1665. 
 — De sacramentali sive auriculari Latinorum confes- 
 sione disputatio, Geneva, 1661. — De Scriptis qua sub 
 Dionysii Areopagitae et Ignatii Antiocheni nominibus 
 circumferuntur, Genevce, 1666. — De usu Patrum ad eo 
 definienda religionis capita quai sunt hodie controversa, 
 Genevce, 1656 — De duobus Latinorum ex unctione sa- 
 eramentis confirmatione et extrema unctione, Genev. 
 1659. — Dissertatio super Aristea de LXX Interpreti- 
 bus, Amst. 1705. 4to. 4 vols, vellum, very neat, 21. 28. 
 Daille was a French Protestant, and the author of many learned 
 works, both in French and Latin. His work on the Fathers is in 
 the highest reputation: it determines their authority and true 
 worth. 
 
 2656 Emesti Opuscula Theologica, 8vo. boards, 3s. Lips. 1773 
 2657Forbesii Opera omnia, folio, 2 vols, front. 18s. 
 
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 2658 Gerhardi Opera, folio, 9 vols, in 4, neat, scarce, 3/. 
 
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 2659 Grotii (Hugonis) Opera omnia Theologica, folio, 4 torn. 
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 2660 Hospiniani (R.) Opera omnia, folio, 6 vols, in 3, vellum, 
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 2661 Leibnitii (G. G.) Opera omnia, edit. Dutensii, 4to. 
 
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 2662 IMarckii (Joan.) Opera varia, 4to. 20 vols, vellum, neat, 
 
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 2663 Parei (D.) Operum Tlieologicorum, folio, 3 vols, calf, 
 
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 2664 Sleidan (J.) CEuvres, traduits de nouveau en Fran9ois, 
 
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 2665 Sleidani (J.) Opuscula, 12mo. vellum, 4s. Hanov. 1608 
 
 2666 Tittmanni (J. A. H.) Opuscula varia argumeriti maxi- 
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 est. A. Hahn, 8vo. sewed, 9s. Lips. 1833 
 
 2667 Turrettini (J. A.) Opera omnia Theologica, Philosophica, 
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 2668 Venemaj (Hermann!) Opera varia, 4to. 23 vols, very 
 
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 2669 Werenfelsi! (S.) Opuscula Theologica, Philosophica,^ et 
 
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 2670Wilsius (H.) Opera omnia Theologica, 6 vols. 4to. 
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 2671 Witsii Opera, JMiscellanea Sacra, 2 vols. Meletemata 
 
 Leidensia— Exercitationes in Symbol. Apostolorum et 
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 fcederum Dei cum hominibus, 4to. 6 vols, vellum, port, 
 and front. 1/. 18s. Herb. Nassav. 1712 
 
 2672 Gabler (J. P.) Kleinere theologische Schriften, Heraus- 
 gegeben von seinen Siihnen, T. A. Gabler, und J. G. 
 Gabler, 8vo. 2 vols, sewed, U. 10s. Ulm, 1831 
 
 2673 Jacob! (J. F.) sammtliche Schriften, 8vo. 3 vols. 15s. 
 
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 2674 Jerusalem (F. W.) Nachgelassen Schriften, 8vo. 4 vols. 
 
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 2675 The Fathers of the English Church ; or a sdec- 
 tion from the writings of the Reformers and early Pro- 
 testant Divines of the Church of England, [edited, with 
 
 OXFORD.] 
 
212 
 
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 PROTESTANT DIVINES. 
 
 213 
 
 Memorials of their lives and writings, by the Rev, Leigh 
 Richmond,] 8vo. 8 vols, boards j 6/. 16s. (id. 
 
 London, 1807-12 
 
 2676 British Reformers, containing the writings of Wickliff, 
 
 Tindal, Frith, Barnes, Edward VI., Latimer, Hooper, 
 
 Cranmer, Rogers, Knox, Coverdale, etc. 12mo. 12 vols. 
 
 chth boards, 21. 16s. Relif/. Tract Society, 
 
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 mer, Rogers, etc. 9. Jewell. 10. Edward VI., Belnaves, etc. 
 11. Fox, Bale, and Coverdale. 
 
 2677Tyndale (W.) and John Frith, Works, edited by T. Rus- 
 sell, A. M. 8vo. 3 vols, boards, 16s. London, 1831 
 
 2678 Cranmer (T.) Remains of, collected and arranged by the 
 Rev. H. Jenkins, M. A. Fellow of Oriel Coll. 8vo. 
 4 vols, boards, portr. 21. 10s. Oxford, Clarendon, 1833 
 
 2679 another, 8vo. 4 vols, calf extra, 31. 10s. 
 
 26.1833 
 
 An honour to the compiler, and to the press from which it proceeds. 
 It is to be hoped that the remains of the other great founder of the 
 British Church will follow, printed and edited in the same 
 manner. 
 
 2680 Bradford (John) Select Works, edited by Bradley, 12mo. 
 
 boards, 3s. 6d. 1826 
 
 2681 Selections from the Works of Taylor, Latimer, Hall, 
 
 JNIilton, Barrow, South, Brown, Fuller, and Bacon, by 
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 2682 Adam (Thomas, of Wintringham) Posthumous Works, 
 8vo. 3 vols. 15s. London, 1786 
 
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 ^2683 AUix's (Dr. P.) Works. Remarks on the Ecclesiasti- 
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 the Unitarians, and Reflections on Scripture, 8vo. 4 vols. 
 hoards, \l. lis. calf gilt, very neat, 21. 5s. 
 
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 2684 Ambrose (Isaac) Works, folio, calf, \L Is. 
 
 London, 1689 
 2685 ^ another, 8vo, boards, 8s. ib. 1829 
 
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 2687 Barrington (Visct.) Theological Works, 8vo. 3 vols. 
 boards, 12s. London, 1828 
 
 62688Barrow's (Bp. J.) Theological Works, new 
 
 edition, comprising his Latin works, 8vo. 8 vols, new, 
 
 J hoards, 31. 17s. Oxford, Clarendon press, 1830 
 
 2680 another, new, calf eleqant, 51. ib. 1830 
 
 2690 another, calf extra, 61. ib. 1830 
 
 b 2691 with some account of his life, 
 
 summary of each Discourse, Notes, etc. small 8vo. 7 vols. 
 1/. lis. 6d. London, Falpy, 1830 
 
 2692 Baxters (Rich.) Practical Works, new edition, with life, 
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 calf elegant, 13/. 13s. London, 1830 
 
 2693 Beveridge's (Bp.) Works, with life and copious indexes, 
 by Thos. H. Home, 8vo. 9 vols calf neat, 51. 15s. 6d. 
 
 London, 1834 
 
 2694 Bingham's (J.) Works, folio, 2 vols, halfruss. 21. 18s. 
 
 London, 1726 
 
 2695 Origines Ecclesiasticae ; or the antiquities 
 
 of the Christian Church, and other works, revised and 
 edited together with a biographical account of the author 
 by the Rev. R. Bingham, B. C. L. 8vo. 8 vols, cloth 
 Uttered, 3/. 3s. London, 1834 
 
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 author. Walsh bestows the highest praise on the work, which is 
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 Bibliotheca Biblica. 
 
 2696 Blackall's (O.) Works, folio, 2 vols, in 1, half calf, 15s. 
 
 London, 1723 
 
 2697 Booth's (A.) Works, with an account of his life and 
 writings, 8vo. 3 vols, boards, 18s. calf gilt, port. IZ. 10s. 
 
 London, 1813 
 
 2698 Boys (John) Collected Works, folio, neat, II. Is. 1622 
 
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214 
 
 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 2699 Bragf^e's (Francis) Works on the Miracles and Parables, 
 etc. 2vo. 5 vols, new J boards^ \L 12s (id. 
 
 Oxford, Clarendon press, 1833 
 2700- another, new, calf elegant, 21. 5s. ib. 1833 
 
 2701 Brookes's, Select Works, edited by Rev. C. Bradley, 
 
 12mo. 2 vols, boards, 10s. ()d. London, 1824 
 
 2702 Bull's (Bp.) Whole Works, corrected and revised by the 
 
 Rev. E. Burton, with Nelson's life, 8vo. 7 vols, new, 
 hoards, 3/. 12s. Oxford, Clarendon press, 1827 
 
 2703 another, netv, calf elegant, 41. 14s. (id, 
 
 ' ib. 1827 
 
 2704 Burtons (Dr. E. Regius Professor of Divinity in Oxford) 
 
 Theological Works, 8vo. (i vols, in 3, calf, 21. 8s. 
 
 ° Oxford, 1829-31 
 
 Testimonies of the Anti-Nicene Fathers to the Divinity of Christ. 
 . to the Doctrine of the Tri- 
 nity, and of the Divinity of the Holy Ghost. 
 Lectures on the Ecclesiastical History of the first three Centuries. 
 An Inquiry into the Heresies of the Apostolic Age. 
 An attempt to ascertain the Chronology of the Acts of the Apostles. 
 
 2705 Butler's (Bp.) Works, with an account of his writings by 
 
 Bp. Halifax, 8vo. 2 vols, neat, l(is. Edinb. 1813 
 
 2706 another, 8vo, 2 vols, calf neat, 11. Is. 
 
 ' Oxford, 1820 
 
 2707 Cecil's (R.) Works, with Memoir by Pratt, 8vo. 2 vols. 
 
 new, boards, II. 4s. Lond. 1827 
 
 2708 Charnock's (S.) Works, folio, 2 vols, neat, 21. l(is. 
 
 London, 1696 
 
 2709 Chillingworth's (W.) Works, with life by 'Birch, 8vo. 
 
 3 vols, boards, 11. Is. London, ia30 
 
 2710^ another, calf, neat, 11. 10s. ib. 1830 
 
 2711 Comber's (T.) Works, folio, 2 vols, calf, 21. 2s. 
 
 London, 1(588 
 
 2712 Doddridge's (P.) IMiscellaneous Works, royal 8vo. boards, 
 
 19s. London, 1830 
 
 2713 — Selections from the Works of, with a brief 
 
 sketch of his life, 18mo. boards, 3s. Oxford, 1822 
 
 2714 Douglas's (Bp.) Select Works, with a biographical me- 
 
 moir by his Lordship's nephew, the Rev. \V. Macdon- 
 ald, 4to. boards, fine portrait, 11. lis. Gd. 
 
 Salisbury, 1820 
 [d. a. talboyb, 
 
 PROTESTANT THEOLOGIANS. 
 
 215 
 
 2715 Edwards's (President Jonathan) Works, new edition, 
 containing several never before published, with an Essay 
 on his Genius and Writings by H. Rogers, and a Me- 
 moir by S. E. Dwight, imperial 8vo. 2 vols, cloth, 21. Ss. 
 
 London, 1834 
 
 2716 Gregory's (John) Works, viz. Notes on the LXX. inter- 
 
 preters. Episcopus Puerorum, or a discovery of an an- 
 cient custom in the church of Sarum, making an anni- 
 versary Boy- Bishop among the choristers. An account 
 of time among all nations. Rise and fall of the Assyrian 
 monarchy. Discourse on the Nicene Creed ; with the 
 author's life, etc. 4to. wood cuts, 4s. 6d. 1621 
 
 2717 Hall's (Bp.) Whole Works, edited by Pratt, 8vo. 10 vols. 
 neat, 6/. 6s. London, 1808 
 
 27 18 Works, with a memoir and sketch of his 
 
 literary character by Sir J. Mackintosh, and a sketch 
 of his character as a' theologian and a preacher, by the 
 Rev. J. Foster, published under the superintendence of 
 P. Gregory, L. L. D. 8vo. 6 vols, boards, 3/. 16s. 6d. 
 
 London, 1831 
 
 2719 Hammond's (H.) Works, with the life of the author, folio, 
 4 vols, calf neat, 3/. 3s. London, 1684 
 
 2720 Hawker's (D.) Works, 8vo. 10 vols, boards, 21. 18s. 
 published at 6/. 6s. London, -— 
 
 2721 Hooper's (Bp.) Works, folio, calf, 18s. Oxford, 1757 
 
 2722 Hopkins's (Bp.) Selections from his works by the Rev. 
 W. Wilson, D. D. 18mo. boards, 2s. 6d. London, 1827 
 
 2723 Horberry's Works : Future Punishment and Sermons, 
 8vo. 2 vols, boards, 14s. Oxford, 1828 
 
 2724 Home's (Bp.) Works, with Life by Jones, 8vo. 6 vols, calf, 
 
 neat, 3/. London, 1818 
 
 2725 Horsley's (Bp.) Works, 8vo. 14 vols, calf, gilt, 81. 16s. 
 
 Biblical Criticism, 4 vols. Lond. 1820 
 
 Charges, »^- J830 
 
 On the Psalms, 2 vols. »*• 1816 
 
 Speeches, 2 vols. Dundee, 1813 
 
 Sermons, 4 vols. »6. 1812 
 
 Tracts in Controversy vyith Priestley. Lond. 1812 
 
 2726 Howe (J.) Works with Memoirs of his Life, by Edmund 
 
 Calanny, D. D. royal 8vo. bound, 21. 2s. Lond. 1832 
 
 «' A very extraordinary, original, sublime, and splendid writer, but 
 
 sometimes obscure and heavy. Few writers will more strengthen 
 
 and enlarge the reader's mind, but he is deficient in evangelical 
 
 statement and simplicity." — Biceebsteih. 
 
 OXFORD.]] ^ 
 
216 
 
 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 2727 Hurd*s (Bp.) Works, 8vo. 8 vols, calf, neat, 3/. Hs. 
 
 Lond. 1811 
 
 2728 Jenyns's (Soame) Works, including several pieces never 
 
 before published, and his Life by C. N. Cole, J2mo. 4 
 vols, calfy very neat, best edition, 16s. 1790 
 
 2729 Jones's (T.) Works, with a short account of his Life by 
 
 the Rev. W. Romaine, 8vo. calf, 3s. 6d. Lond. 1763 
 
 2730 (W.) Theological and Miscellaneous Works, with 
 
 a short account of his Life and Writings by W. Stevens, 
 esq., 8vo. 6 vols, calf, tjilt, portrait, 4/. 4s. Lond. 1826 
 
 2731 Knox's (J.) Writings, 12mo. cloth, lettered, 4s. 
 
 Lond. 182- 
 
 2732 Lardner's (Dr.) Works, with Life by Kippis, 8vo. 10 
 
 vols, hoards, 4/. 10s. Lond. 1830 
 
 2733 another, 10 vols, calf, gilt, 5/. 15s. 6d. 
 
 1830 
 2734 Leigh ton's (R.) Works, with a Life of the Author by the 
 Rev. J. N. Pearson, 8vo. 4 vols, boards, 11. 16s. 
 
 Lond. 1830 
 
 2735 another, 8vo. 4 vols, calf gilt, 21. 8s. 
 
 2736 — — — — Remains, with his Life, by Jerment, 8vo. 
 
 boards, portrait, 6s. Lond. 1814 
 
 2737Leland's (J.) Works, 8vo. 11 vols, calf neat, very fine 
 
 copy, 41. 14s. 6d. Lond. 1769 
 
 2738 Leslie's (C.) Theological Works, 8vo. 7 vols, boards, 
 
 21. 16s. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1832 
 
 2739 Lightfoot's (J.) Works, edited by the Rev. J. Pitman. 
 
 8vo. 13 vols, bds, 21. 10s. Lotid. 1825 
 
 2740 another, 13 vols, calf, elegant, 41. 14s. 6d. 
 
 ib. 1825 
 2741 McLean's (A.) Works, with a Memoir of his Life, Minis- 
 try, and Writings, by W. Jones, 8vo. 6 vols, boards, 
 portrait, II. 5s., published at 3/. 138. 6d. Lond. 1823 
 2742Mede'8 (J.) Works, folio, 2 vols, old calf 11. 14s. 
 
 Lond. 1664 
 
 2743 Milner's (J.) Works : History of the Church of Christ ; 
 
 Practical Sermons, Tracts, and Essays, 8vo. 8 vols, wfir, 
 boards, 41. 10s. Lond. 1810 
 
 2744 Moore (Mrs. H.) Works, 8vo. 11 vols, boards, 41. 4s. 
 
 Lond. 1830 
 
 ^45 ————— another, 12mo. 6 vols, cloth, plates, 
 
 11. 10s. 1834 
 
 2746 More*s (H.) Theological Works, folio, cf. I4s. Lond. 1707 
 
 [d. a. talboys. 
 
 PROTESTANT DIVINES. 
 
 217 
 
 2747 Newton s (J.) Works, with Memoirs of his Life, etc. by 
 the Rev. R. Cecil, 8vo. calf, 18s. Edi?ib. 1828 
 
 2748 another, 8vo. 6 vols, calf, gilt, portrait, 
 
 41. 48. 1824 
 
 2749 Owen's (J.) Works, edited by T. Russell, IM. A., 8vo. 
 21 vols, boards, 8/. 18s. 6d. Lond. 1826 
 
 2750 ' another, calf neat, 121. 2s. 
 
 2751 Paley's Works, 8vo. 4 vols, calf, 1825 
 
 2752 — another, 8vo. 6 vols, boards, 21, 148. 
 
 Lond. 1830 
 
 2753 another, calf, gilt, SI. 10s. 
 
 2754 — another, 8vo. in 1 vol. calf, gilt, 12s. 6d. 
 
 1831 
 
 2755 (W.) Complete Works, with extracts from his 
 
 correspondence, and a Life of the Author, by the Rev. 
 R. Lynam, 8vo. 4 vols, boards, port. 18s. Loud. 1825 
 
 2756 Parker's (Benj.) Works: Philosophical IMeditations and 
 Reflections ; and a Journey through the World, 8vo. 2s. 
 
 1740 
 
 2757 Parr's (S.) Works : comprehending his numerous Sermons 
 and Discourses ; literary, political, and familiar corres- 
 pondence with the most distinguished men of his time ; 
 English and Latin Inscriptions; Critical Works; Re- 
 marks on Fox's History of James II. ; Character of Fox ; 
 Essay on Whigs and Tories ; Controversies with Milner, 
 Bp. Hurd, Combe, etc.; Letter to the Dissenters of 
 Birmingham ; the elegant Latin preface to Bellendenus; 
 English prefaces ; Notes on Politics, Jurisprudence, and 
 Morals, etc. etc. ; with Memoirs of his Life and Writ- 
 tings by Dr. J. Johnstone, 8vo. 8 vols, boards, portrait, 
 2/. 12s. 6d. Land. 1828 
 
 2758Pocock's (Dr.) Theological Works, folio, 2 vols, neat, 
 portrait, 11. 14s. Lond. 1740 
 
 2759 Potter's (Abp.) Theological Works, 8vo. 3 vols, neat, 15s. 
 
 2760 Reynolds's (Bp.) Works, with Life by A. Chalmers, 8vo. 
 
 6 vols, caff gilt, portrait, 31. Lond. 1826 
 
 2761 Rivers's (D.) xMiscellaneous Works, 8vo. boards, 3s. 
 
 Lond. 1797 
 
 2762 Rogers's (J.) Works, 8vo. 6 vols, calf neat, good copy, 
 
 11, ll8.6d. Lond. 1727 
 
 2763 Scott's (J.) Christian Life and other Works, 8vo. 6 vols. 
 
 boards, 21. 8s. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1826 
 
 OXFORD.] 
 
218 
 
 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 2764 Scougal's (H.) Works, containing the Life of God in tlie 
 Soul of Man, with nine other discourses on important 
 subiects, and a Preface by Bp. Burnet, 12mo. wards, 
 5s. Lond. 1822 
 
 2765 Seeker's (Bp.) Works, with a review of his Life and Cha- 
 
 racter by Bp. Porteus, 8vo. 6 vols, calf, gilt, portrait, 
 SI. 6s. 1825 
 
 2766- Sermons, Lectures, and Charges, 8vo. 12 
 
 vols, calf, best edition, very scarce, 31. 13s. 6d. 
 
 •^ Lo7id. 1770 
 
 2767 Sharp's Theological Works, 8vo. 5 vols, boards, H. 1 6s. 
 
 Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1829 
 
 2768 Sherlock's (Bp.) Works, by the Rev. T. S. Hughes, 
 crown 8vo. 5 vols, boards, 11. 2s. 6d. London, 1830 
 
 2769 Simeon's (C.) Works, containing his Skeletons, Horee 
 Homileticffi, and Appendix, 8vo. 21 vols, cloth, 10/. 
 
 London, 1833 
 
 2770 Skelton's (P.) Complete Works, to which is prefixed 
 Burdy's Life of the Author, 8vo. 6 vols, boards, 11. 4s. 
 
 London, 1824 
 
 2771 Strype's Works, complete, with a general index, 8vo. 
 27 vols, boards, 15/. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1812-28 
 
 2772 another, 8vo. calf, elegant, 19/. 19s. 
 
 •^ i6. 1812-28 
 
 Memorials of Cranmer, 2 vols. 
 Life of Parker, 3 vols. 
 
 Grindal, 3 vols. 
 
 Whitgift, 3 vols. 
 
 Aylmer. 
 
 Cheke. 
 
 Smith. 
 
 Ecclesiastical Memorials, 6 vols. 
 Annals of the Reformation and Establishment of 
 Religion, 7 vols. 
 
 2773Synge's (E.) Works, 12mo. 3 vols, calf 6s. London, 1744 
 
 2774 Taylor's (Bp.) Works, with a Life of the Author, and a 
 
 critical examination of his writings by Heber, 8vo. 
 15 vols, boards, 7/- 17S' 6d. London, 1828 
 
 2775 ■ another, 8vo. 15 vols, calf, gilt, 91. 19s. 6d. 
 
 ib. 1828 
 
 2776 Tillotson's (J.) Works, folio, 3 vols, calf, port. II. 7s. 6d. 
 
 London, 1/20 
 2777 another, 8vo. 12 vols, calf 31. 16s. ib. 1757 
 
 [p. A. TALB0Y8, 
 
 I 
 
 PROTESTANT DIVINES. 
 
 219 
 
 2778 Synge's (E.) Works, with Life of the Author, by T. Birch, 
 IM. A. folio, 3 vols, calf, best edition, 31. 13s. 6d. 
 
 ib. 1752 
 
 0779 another, 8vo. 10 vols, new, boards, 31. 13s. 6d. 
 
 " 1820 
 
 2780 Warburton's (W.) Works, with a discourse by way of 
 general preface, containing some account of the lite, 
 writings, and character of the author, by R. Hurd, D. D. 
 8vo. 12 vols, new, boards, iil. 10s. London, 1811 
 
 2781 another, 8vo. 12 vols, new, and elegantly 
 
 bound up in 6, calf full gilt, 61. 10s. Jb.^ 18U 
 
 2782 Waterland's Works, with a review of the author s lite 
 and writings, by W. Van Mildert, D. D. lord bishop of 
 Durham, and a general index, 8vo. 12 vols, bmrds, 
 51 6s. Oxford, lo2d-o 
 
 2783Watsoii(R.) A Collection of Theological Tracts, 8vo. 
 
 6 vols, calf 21. 18s. pTk^rly 
 
 2784 Works of the learned and pious Author of the >Vhole 
 
 Duty of Man, folio, calf 8s. Oxford, 1 /04 
 
 2785 Wilson's (T.) Works, with his Life compiled from au- 
 
 thentic papers, bv the Rev. C. Cruttwell, 8vo. 8 vols. 
 calf gilt, 41. 4s. ' Bath, 1797 
 
 2786 Witherspoon s Works, containing essays and sermons on 
 
 important subiects, 12mo. 9 vols, ca//, 1/. 10s. 
 
 ^ -* Edmb. 1815 
 
 2787 Wolfe's (Rev. C.) Remains, with his Life by archdeacon 
 
 Russell, 8vo. boards, 12s. London, 1829 
 
 2788 another, 8vo. boards, ,7 
 
 2789 . another, with a brief IMemoir of his Life by the 
 
 Rev. J. A. Russell, M. A. 8vo. boards, 12s. 
 
 London, 1832 
 
 2790 another, calf gilt, 15s. 
 
 OXFORD.] 
 
 u3 
 
VI. SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGV. 
 
 1. DOCTRINAL DIVINITY. 
 
 i. Systems of Divinity, and General Treatises. 
 
 2791 Ypeij (A.) Oratio de Studiis Theologiae Dogmaticae recte 
 regendis, 12mo. sewed, Is. 6d. Groning(S, 1813 
 
 2792Wegscheider (J. A. L.) Institutiones Theologiae Chris- 
 tianae Dogmaticae, 8vo. served, 12s. 6d. HatiB, 183ii 
 
 2793Pfaff (C. M.) Institutt. Theolog. Dogmat. et Moral. 
 8vo. 78. Frank. 1721 
 
 2794 Melancthoni Loci Communes Theologici ad fidem, edit, 
 prim, denuo editi et dissertatt. hist, et liter, illustr. a 
 J. C. W. Augusti, 8vo. sewed, 5s. half calf, very neat, 7». 
 
 Lips. 1821 
 
 2795 Phil. Melancthon. Judieia theologg. per Ch. Pezelium, 
 8vo. ii. partes, 5s. ^eust. 1600 
 
 2796 Examen ordinandor. et definitt. theolog. 
 
 ' 8vo. 68. . Wiieb. 1558 
 
 2797 id. opus, 8vo. sine loc. et an. 
 
 2798 Gerhardi (J.) Loci Theolog. cum pro adstruenda yeritate, 
 
 turn pro destruenda quorumvis contradicent, falsitate per 
 
 Theses nervose, solide, et copiose explicat. 4to. 9 vols. 
 
 vellum, 21. 2s. J^"^^ I^IO 
 
 2799Calvini(J.) Christianae Religionis Institutio, folio, old 
 
 oak binding, 188. Argent. 1543. 
 
 2800 Instit. Christ. Relig. Epitome, 12mo. half 
 
 calf, 3s. 6d. , -^wrf. 1584 
 
 2801 Institution de la Religion Chretienne, folio, 
 
 calf, « ^yo»' 1^^ 
 
 2802 Calvin (J.) The Institution of Christian Religion, trans- 
 lated into Englishe by T. N. folio, calf, black letter, 
 
 Land, 1562 
 
 Calvinistic and valuable.— Bickirstbth. 
 
 [d. a. TALB0T8, 
 
 DOCTRINAL DIVINITY. 
 
 221 
 
 2803 Picteti (B.) Theologia Christiana, 12mo. calf, 9s. 
 
 Lug. Bat. 1734 
 
 2804 Huit Sermons sur I'examen des Religions, 
 
 8vo. calf, 4s. 6d, a Geneve, 1716 
 
 2805 Parei (D.) Corpus Doctrinae Christianae, 8vo. calf, 4s. 6d. 
 
 Hanov. 1634 
 
 2806 Maii (J. H.) Synopsis Theologiae Christianae, 4to. sewed, 
 4s. 6d. Frawc.1708 
 
 2807 Zeitner (G. G.) de Corruptelis et IMedelis Theologiae, 
 4to. sewed, 2s. 6d. Norimb. \707 
 
 2808 Wigandi (J.) Corpus Doctrinae Christi, ex Novo Testa- 
 
 mento tantum Methodica ratione, singulari fide et dil^ 
 gentia congestum, 8vo. calf 5s. Basil. I0G8 
 
 2809 Velthusen (J. C) Doctrina Christiana primis tantum li- 
 
 neis adumbrata in usus auditorum. Grundriss zu 
 
 Vorlesung iiber die christliche Sittenlehre. in one vol. 
 4to. boards, 4s. 6d. Helmst. 1783 
 
 2810 Usher's (James) Body of Divinity, folio, calf, neat, 
 
 10s. 6d. ^"^^ 
 
 2811Turrettini (F.) Institutio Theologiae Elencticae, 4to. 
 4 vols, calf, port. 1 /. 10s. Trag. ad Rhen. 1 734 
 
 2812Tuckney (Doct. Anton.) Pr»lectiones Theologicae, 4to. 
 neat, 4s. 6d. Amst. 16/9 
 
 2813 Limborchi (P.) Theologia Christiana, ad praxin pietatis 
 ac promotionem pacis Christianae unice directa, foho, 
 calf port. 10s. 6d. ^^^^- 1^^ 
 
 Of the many bodies, or imtxtuies, as they are called, of Christian 
 theology, the best I know of is, for its elegance, clearness, and 
 freedom from partial affections of all sorts, that of the great 
 Episcopius, though unfinished ; the parts wanting may well be 
 supplied from Limborch's Theologia Christiana ; a master-mece, 
 which, in its kind, may be compared to a work of Raphaels 
 finish^! by Julio Romano. — War burton. 
 
 2814 Trelcatii (L.) Scholastica et Methodica Locorum Com- 
 munium S. Theologia; Institutio Didacticae et Elencticae 
 in Epitome explicata, 24mo. 2s. Francof 1634 
 
 2815 Allen (J.) Twenty-six Sermons on the most important 
 
 subjects of the Christian Religion; as well Doctrinal as 
 
 Practical, 8vo. calf, 4s. 6d. Lond. 1751 
 
 2816AmmonSumma theolog. Christiana, 8vo. new, sewed, 
 
 12s. .^'P'J^ 
 
 2817 Burnet (Bp.) Four Discourses; concerning, 1. the Truth 
 
 of the Christian Religion; ii. the Divinity and Death 
 
 OXFOBD.^ 
 
222 
 
 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 DOCTRINAL DIVINITY. 
 
 223 
 
 of Christ : iii. the Infallibility and Authority of the 
 Church ; iv. the Obligations to continue in the Commu- 
 nion of the Church 8vo. calfy 58. Lond. 1694 
 
 2818Bahrdt, (K. E.) Compendium Religionum omnib. sectis 
 accomod. 8vo. new, sewed t 7s. Dessau, 1782 
 
 2819 Systema Theologise Luther, orthodox. 
 
 8vo. new, sewed, 13s. 6d. Halce, 1785 
 
 2820 Bauer (G. L.) Breviarum Theol(^ae biblicae, 8vo. new, 
 
 sewed, 4s. 6d. Lips. 1804 
 
 2821 Baxter (Richard) Catholick Theologie, plain, pure, peace- 
 able, for pacification of the dogmatical word-warriours, 
 folio, portrait, 16s. Lond. 1675 
 
 Well calculated to abate self-conceit ; an extensive view of different 
 opinions. — Bickerstetu. 
 
 2822 Beck (J. C.) Synopsis Instit. Universae Theologiae nat. 
 et revel, dogm. polem. et pract. 8vo, new, sewed, 4s. 
 
 Basil, 1765 
 
 2823 Bengel (E. G.) Reden iiber Religion und Christenthum 
 
 an Studierende der Universitat Tubingen aus alien Fa- 
 cultaten, 8vo. sewed, 7s. 6d. Tubing. 1831 
 
 2824 Beveridge's (Bp.) Thesaurus Theologicus ; or a complete 
 system of Divinity, 8vo. 2 vols. bds. \l. Is. Oxf. 1820 
 
 2825 Bowman's Principles of Christianity as taught in Scrip- 
 ture, 12mo. calf, 3s. 6d. Lond. 17^0 
 
 2826 Bretschneider, (A. G.) Capita Theologiae Judseorum dog- 
 
 maticae, e Flavii Josephi scriptis coll. 8vo. new, sewed. 
 Is. 6d. Lips. 1812 
 
 2827 Bruschius, (Gasp. poet, laureat.) Picturaecujusdam, uni- 
 
 vers. christianorum doctrinam, veriorem illam, nostro 
 sscolo iterum patefactum, vere exiprimentis ; delineat. 
 et explicat. verissima. small 8vo. twelve leaves, rare, 
 3s. 6d. Ratisb. 1555 
 
 2828 Buddeus, (J. F.) Institut. Theologiae dogmat. 4to. new, 
 sewed, 13s. Lips. 1741 
 
 2829 — ' Comp. Inst. Theologiae dc^mat. 8vo. 
 
 new, sewed, 2s. 6d. Lips. 1749 
 
 2830 Burnet, (T.) de Fide et Officiis Christianorum liber, 8vo. 
 
 calf, 2s. Lond. 1727 
 
 2831 another, 2s. 6d. 1 733 
 
 2832 ■ — . The Faith and Duties of Christians, trans- 
 
 lated from the Latin by Dennis, 8vo. calf, 3s. 
 
 Land. 1733 
 [d. a. talboys. 
 
 2833 Burnet, (T.) Telluris Theoria Sacra: orbis nostri originem 
 et mutationes Generales, quas aut jam subiit, aut olim 
 subiturus est, complectens, 4to. 2 vols. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Lond. 1681-9 
 
 2834 Animadversions upon a Book intituled the 
 
 Theory of the Earth, 8vo. calf 2s. 6d. Xowrf. 1685 
 
 62835 Burrow's (Dr.) Summary of Christian Faith and Prac- 
 tice, 8vo. 3 vols. 15s. 1822 
 
 2835*. another, calf, gilt, \l 8s. 
 
 2836 Campbell's (G.) Lectures on Systematic Theology and 
 
 Pulpit Eloquence, 8vo. boards, 7s. 6d. Lond. 1807 
 
 2837 Cave's (W.) Primitive Christianity, or the Religion of the 
 
 Ancient Christians in the first ages of the Gospel, Svo. 
 cfl//,3s. ^„ W.1698 
 
 2838 Cheyne's (G.) Philosophical Principles of Religion : natu- 
 ral and revealed, 8vo. old binding. Is. 6d. Lond. 1/15 
 
 2839 Cocceius, (J.) Summa doctrinae de Foedere et Testamenti 
 
 Dei, 12mo. boards, 3s. Amst. 107 J 
 
 2840 Daub (C.) Die dogmatische Theologie jetziger Zeit oder 
 
 die Selbstsucht in der Wissenschaft des Glaubens und 
 seiner Artikel, Svo. sewed, 12s. Heidelb. 18AJ 
 
 2841 Davenant Prsclectiones de duobus in Theologia contro- 
 
 versiis, folio, 1 2s. Ca«^a6. 1 631 
 
 2842 Determinationesquaestionum quarandam 1 tieo- 
 
 logicarum, folio, 5s. Cantab. 1039 
 
 Many debateable doctrines wisely stated.— Bickersteth. 
 
 2843 Davy's (W.) Divinity, or Discourses on the Being of God, 
 
 Divinity of Christ, etc. 8vo. 2 vols, boards, 10s. 
 
 ' Exeter, 1825 
 
 2844 Dicta probantia Vet. et Nov. Test, quae in singulis insti- 
 
 tutionum theol. dogmat. a S. V. Wegscheidero, scrip- 
 tarumparagraphis allegata sunt; secundum ed. earum 
 sextam separatim typis expressa et Latine con versa, 8vo. 
 new, sewed, lOs. . ^, ^«^> ^^^ 
 
 2845 Dathe et Reichard Dogmatische Beweisstellen des alten 
 et neuen Testaments in den Ursprachen und den latem- 
 ischen Uebersetzungen, 8vo. sewed, 4s. Leipzig. 1805 
 
 2846 Doctrina Christiana Arab, et Lat., 12mo. sd. 4s. 
 
 Pans, looo 
 
 2847 another, 12mo. boards, 4s. Romas, 1613 
 
 2848 Doctrine of the Bible, or Rules of Discipline, corrected 
 and revised from an ancient copy belonging to the L.i- 
 oxford.] 
 
224 
 
 THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 I 
 
 brary of Trinity College, Cambridge by J. T. Coulton, 
 12mo. 28. 6(1. ' Land. 1805 
 
 2849 Doederlein (J. C) Summa Institutionis Theologi Chris- 
 tiani in Capitibus religionis theoreticis in usum prselect. 
 acad. 8vo. boards^ 2s. Norimb. 1786 
 
 2850 — — Institutio Theologi Christiani in ca- 
 pitibus religionis Theoreticus nostris temporibus accom- 
 modata, 8vo. 2 vols, boards ^ 14s. Norhnb. 1787 
 
 2851 Dwight, (T.) Theology explained and defended, in a series 
 
 of Sermons, royal 8vo. in 1 vol. boards, II. Glasg. 1831 
 
 Highly thought of by nearly all sects of ChristiaDs. A valuable 
 and judicious body of divioity. 
 
 2852 Edwards's (J.) History of the Work of Redemption, con- 
 taining the outlines of a body of Divinity, in a method 
 entirely new, 18mo. boards, 2s. 6d. Edinb. 1829 
 
 2853 Endemann, (Sam.) Compendium Theol. dogmat. 8vo. 
 
 new, served^ 4s. Francov. 1782 
 
 2854 -— Institut. Theol. dogmat. 8vo. 2 vols. 
 
 6s. 6d. Hannov. 1777 
 
 2855 Fiddes* (R.) Body of Divinity, folio, 2 vols, neat, portr. 
 
 12s. London, 1718 
 
 2856 Franckii (G.) Rerum Divinarum e Disciplina Christiana 
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 3148 Law, (W.) A Demonstration of the Gross and Funda- 
 
 mental Errors of a late Book called A Plain Account of 
 the Nature and End of the Sacrament of the Lord's 
 Supper, etc. 8vo. calf, Lond. 1 737 
 
 31 49 New Week's Preparation for a Worthy Receiving of the 
 
 Lord's Supper, 18mo. Js. 6d. Lond. 1813 
 
 3150 Girdlestone. Seven Sermons on the Lord's Supper: M'ith 
 
 appropriate Devotions for Private or Family Use, 12mo. 
 boards, 2s. 6d. Lond. 1833 
 
 3151 Shower (J.) Sacramental Discourses on several Texts, 
 
 before and after the Lord's Supper, 1 2mo. calf, 3s. 
 
 Lond. 1693 
 
 3152 Taylor (J.) The Worthy Communicant ; or, a Discourse 
 of the Nature, Effects, and Blessings consequent to the 
 worthy receiving of the Lord's Supper, 12mo. calf, 2s. 
 
 Zonrf. 1695 
 
 3153 Warren (R.) An Answer to a Book intituled, A plain 
 
 Account of the Nature and End of the Sacrament of 
 the Lord's Supper. In a Letter to the Author, 8vo, 
 calf, 3s. Camb. 1736 
 
 3154 Wassenberghii (E.) Oratio Eucharistica, 8vo. sewed, 2s. 
 
 Leovard. 1821 
 
 3155 Wilson (Bp.) A Short and Plain Instruction for the 
 better Understanding of the Lord's Supper, 12mo. 
 boards, 28. Lond. 1812 
 
 p. Death. 
 
 3156 Sherlock (W.) A Practical Discourse concerning Death, 
 
 Lond. 1693. — A Practical Discourse concerning Future 
 Judgment^ in 1 vol. 8vo. calf 4s. 1692 
 
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 3157 Burnet (T.) De Statu IMortuorum et Resnrgcntium 
 Ti^ctatus: adjicitur, Appendix de Futura Juda^orum 
 Restauratione, 8vo. c«//, 3s. , J'if'JIil 
 
 oiKQ A Treatise concerning the Mate oi tne 
 
 Dead, and of departed Souls at the J^^^urr^tion,^^ 
 
 3159 '"^-^^ ^"' another, 4s. Laid. 1 738 
 
 bieODrelincourt (Charles) The Christians Defence against 
 the Fear of Death, 8vo. new, boards, 8s. lOf" 
 
 3161 Lucas, Sermons sur la INIort et sur le Jugement traduits 
 
 de r Anglois, par E. De Joncourt, 8vo. ^^-^f;^f^- ^^^^^ 
 
 3162 Ambrose (J.) Ultima; the Last Things in reference to 
 
 the First and Middle Things ; or, Meditations on Life, 
 Death, Judgment, Hell, &c. small 4to. '''''^' £1'^^{q^^ 
 
 3163 Mortal Life, and the State of the Soul a^f ^ejith ; 
 conformable to Divine Revelation, as interpreted by the 
 ablest Commentators, and consistent with the Discoveries 
 of Science. By a Protestant Layman, 8vo. cMh^ 1^ 
 
 q. On the Resurrection, Judgment, and a Future State, 
 
 3164 On the Existence of the Soul after Death; a Disserta- 
 tion opposed to the principles of Priestly, Law, and 
 their respective Followers, by R. C. 8vo. ^'"'''^^^\^ 
 
 3165 Sturmy (D.) Discourses on Several Subjects, but princi- 
 pally on the separate State of Souls, 8vo. calf, 2s. M^^ 
 
 3166 Teller (W. A.) Fidei dogmatis de Resurrect. Carnis per 
 
 quatuor priora secula Enarratio, 2 parts, 8yo. sewe^ 
 
 3s 6d. ^"'^' ^^^ 
 
 3167 _J '. Reliquiae actorum Seculi IIL et I^' ^ 
 
 Resurrectione Carnis, 8vo. sewed, 3s. »*. 1700 
 
 3168Johannsen (J. C. D.) Veterum HebrKorum Notiones de 
 
 Rebus post mortem futuris, ex fontibus collect«, 8vo. 
 
 Parsi 2s 6d. Haun. 1826 
 
 3169Menasseh (Ben-Israel) de Resurrectione Mortuorum 
 
 12mo. vellum, 3s. 6d. ^ ^ Gromng. 1676 
 
 3170Holdsworth (W.) A Sermon preached before the Univ. 
 
 of Oxford on Easter Monday : in which the Cavils, 
 
 [p. A. TALB0Y8, 
 
 DOCTRINAL DIVINITY. 247 
 
 False Reasonings, and False Literpretations of Scrip- 
 ture of ]Mr. Lock and others, against the Resurrection 
 of the same Body, are examined and answered, Oxfoi d, 
 1720. — A Letter to Dr. Holdsworth, occasioned by the 
 above, Lond. 1726. — A Defence of the Resurrection of 
 the same Body, in 1 vol. 8vo. calf, scarce, 4s. 6d. 1 727 
 
 3171 Taylor (J.) Contemplations of the State of Man in this 
 
 Life and that which is to come, 12mo. boards, 4s. 6d. 
 
 Oxford, 1823 
 
 3172 Wilson (W.) A Discourse of the Resurrection: shewing 
 
 the Import and Certainty of it, 8vo. calf, 2s. 6d. 1694 
 
 3173 Whately (Abp.) A View of Scripture Revelations con- 
 cerning a Future State, laid before his Parishioners, by 
 a Country Pastor, 12mo. boards, 5s. 6d. Lond. 1832 
 
 3174 Craven (W.) Discourses on the Jewish and Christian 
 
 Dispensations compared with other Institutions : and a 
 Future State of Rewards and Punishments, in Answer 
 to the Objections of Hume, 8vo. boards, 5s. 6d. 
 
 Camb. 1802 
 
 3175 On the Nature and Immortality of the Soul. See Nos. 
 
 123—181. 
 3176Koken (J. C.) Commentat. de Reditu Messiae ad Judic. 
 Gentt. 4to. Is. 6d. Got. 1800 
 
 3177 Schott (H. A.) Commentar. exeg. dogm. in eos J. Chr. 
 
 Sermones, qui de Reditu ejus ad Judic. futuro agunt. 
 J. Walz, 8vo. sewed, 7s. 6d. Jen. 1820 
 
 31 78 Sherlock (Will.) A Practical Discourse concerning a 
 
 Future Judgment, 8vo. 3s. 6d. 1739 
 
 31 J9 concerning the Happiness 
 
 of Good IMen, and the Punishment of the Wicked, in 
 the next World, 8vo. 3s. 6d. 1735 
 
 3180 Horberry (^latthew) An Enquiry into the Scripture 
 Doctrine of Duration of Future Punishment, and other 
 Works, 8vo. 2 vols, scarce, boards, 14s. 
 
 Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1828 
 
 3181 Baxter (R.) Saints' Everlasting Rest: or, a Treatise 
 of the blessed State of the Saints in their enjoyment 
 of God in Glory, 4to. half calf , 8s. 66. Lond. 1658 
 
 3181*Bates (W.) The Everlasting Rest of the Saints^ in 
 Heaven, 8vo. bad copy, 2s. Lond. I7OI 
 
 3182 Swindell's Enquiry into the Nature and Place of Hell, 
 
 8vo. neat, very scarce, 5s. Lond. 1727 
 
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 2. CRKEDS, AND SYMBOLICAL BOOKS. 
 
 i. Of Creeds, 
 a. General Treatises. 
 
 •^IJ^Riitler's (CO Historical and Literary Account of the 
 
 ^^^ Fomularies, Confessions of Faith or Symbolic Books 
 
 of the Roman Catholic, Greek, and pnncipal Protestant 
 
 Churches, 8vo. boards, 3s. 6d. , London, 1816 
 
 3184 Baxter (R.) The Saints' Everlasting Rest, or a Treatise 
 ^o? the blessed state of the Saints in their enjoyment o 
 
 God in Glory, 4to. ca//, 12s. . ^fviA^^ 
 
 3185 Taylor (Henry) Considerations on Ancient and Modern 
 
 CrU compU 8vo. calf 6s., boards. 4..^6d^^^ ^^^ 
 
 3186B6mer (F. C.) Institutiones Theologi« Symbolicae, 8vo 
 
 3187Smann (J. A. H.) Institutiones S>nnbolic« ad sent^^^^^^ 
 tiam ecclesia; Evangel. 8vo. setved, 5s. ^^aIm 
 
 3188 Marheinecke Institutiones Symbolics, 8vo. ^'^'^^^'^^ 
 
 3189 Feuerlein (Fac. W.) Bibliotheca Symbolica Evang Lu- 
 
 ther ; ex schedis b. possess, insign. aucta et locupl. rec. 
 et indie, ed. J. Bm. Riederer, 8vo. 2 vols. 9s^_^^ ^^^ 
 
 3190 Kocher (J. C.) Bibliotheca Theologiie Symbol, et catechet. 
 
 itemque Liturg. 8vo. sewed, 5s. Jena, i pi-OU 
 
 3191 Walch (C. W. F.) Bibliotheca Symbolica vetus coll. et 
 
 obs. crit, et hist. ill. 8vo. sewed, 2s. 6d. Lemgo, 1770 
 
 oiQO. (J. E. J.) Antiquitatt. Symbol, quib. symboli 
 
 ^ apost. hist, illustratur, 8vo. _ ^ Jena, 1772 
 
 3193Nares (Edward) Discoures on the Three Creeds and on 
 the Homage offered to our Saviour on particular occa- 
 sions, 8vo. nen;, boards, 10s. 6d. Lond. 1819 
 
 b. The Apostles, Nicean, and Athanasian Creeds. 
 63194 King (Sir Peter) History of the Apostles' Creed, 8m 
 
 4s. n d 1711 
 
 3195 — another, 8vo. 4s. ^ /,^* 
 
 qiQfi another, 8vo. very neat, 48. 6d. J /.^7 
 
 ^^^^ [p. A. TALBOYS, 
 
 CREEDS, AND SYMBOLICAL BOOKS. 
 
 -249 
 
 b 3197 Pearson on the Creed, folio, calf, neat, port, title ruled, 
 Qg^ London, 1723 
 
 53198 (J.) An Exposition of the Creed, edited by W. 
 
 S. Dobson, M. A. with an Appendix containing the prin- 
 cipal Greek and Latin Creeds, 8vo. boards, 12s. 
 * Lond. 1832 
 
 3199 another, 8vo, 2 vols, new, boards, 19s., 
 
 calf, elegant, II. 5s. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1833 
 
 3200 Jackson (Thomas) Commentaries on the Apostles' Creed, 
 
 folio, 9s. Lo72d. 1657 
 
 3201 Kennet (Dr. Basil) Exposition of the Apostles' Creed, 
 
 8vo. neat, 33. 6d. 1705 
 
 3202Witsii (Herm.) Exercitationes sacrae in Symbolum quod 
 
 Apostolorum dicitur, et in Orationem Dominicam, 4to. 
 
 neat, 10s. Herb. 1712 
 
 3203\Vitsiu8 (Herm.) Dissertations on the Apostles* Creed, 
 
 translated by Dr. Eraser, 8vo. 2 vols, tiew, boards, II. 
 ^ 1823 
 
 3204 Kettlewell (John) The Practical Believer ; or the Ar- 
 
 ticles of the Apostles' Creed drawn out to form a true 
 Christian's Heart and Practice, 8vo. 3s. 6d. 1713 
 
 3205 Hutchins' (J.) Discourses on the Apostles' Creed, 8vo. 2 
 vols. 1/. la. Land. 18— 
 
 6 3206 Bull (Georg.) Defensio Fidei Nicaenae, 4to. calf, neat, 
 scarce, 10s. 6d. Oxford, 1685 
 
 Iramortale Opus. — Dn. Burton's List. 
 
 3207 Whitby i^-) Disquisitiones iModestae in Clariss. Bulli 
 
 defens. Fidei Nicaenae, Lond. 1718. ■ Reply 
 
 to Dr. Waterland's Objections against the above, 1720. 
 
 Waterland's Answer, 1720. Last Thoughts, 
 
 containing his correction of several passages in his Com- 
 mentary on the New Testament, with live Discourses, 
 1728, 8vo. in 1 vol. calf 5s. 
 
 63208 Waterland (D.) A Critical History of the Athanasian 
 Creed, representing the Opinions of Ancients and Mo- 
 derns concerning it, 4to. calf 6s. Camb. 1 724 
 
 3209Travell (F.J.) A Short and simple Exposition of the 
 Athanasian Creed, tending to remove the usual preju- 
 dices against it, 8vo. sewed, 2s. 6d. Lond. 1795 
 
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 3210 Henl.e (H. P,C.) l^i~„^P-'*^- '' ^il^Z ^ 
 Wis oecumenicis, 12mo. ^s. oa. 
 
 ii. Symbolic Books of vanous Churches. 
 
 a. The Romish Church. 
 
 Ca.o„sa»d Decreesofthe CouncilofTrentsecp.m'-l- 
 
 ^^^ Tndent^P^^^^. .. ^^.^^^^.„. ^..^^ sen,e6^2..U^ 
 
 secuia floruerunt, 4to. calf, scarce, Qs. Oxon. lixw 
 
 Reccmended by the -d-on -^^^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 which it is written ; and by ^^e tieatne^s ana eie .^^ 
 
 Creed, can peruse.— Cuas. ButttH. 
 3214 Bossuet (Arch.) Exposition de la l>-trine ^e^VE^Hso 
 
 Catholique, IBmo. 2s. 
 
 The unqualified approbation. whWh thi^-k h« receded fro. the 
 universal body of the ^o""^ J ^at^^J^^^ fi^*^^ ^ooks. Bossuet 
 among, or at least, very near ♦^'J^'/yr^ndour and simplicity: 
 
 Gibbon. 
 
 i. The Greek Church. 
 
 1915 Orthodoxa Confessio Cuth. atriue Apost. Eccle. Orient, (a 
 32lDOrthodoxa ^ ^^^^^^^ Syrigo aucta et mutata^ 
 
 Gr. et Lat. ed. C. G. L. Hoffmann, 8vo. Brest. 1 /..I 
 
 The n,ost authentic document, «h\ch we possess of the Creed of the 
 Greek Church. 
 
 c. Confessions of Faith of the Reformed Churches 
 
 abroad. 
 
 3216 Semler (J. S.) Apparatus ad libros »y>»bo«- ET'iyS 
 Lutberano-, 8vo. sen,ed. 4s. 6d. ^^ "I'^iJys, 
 
 CREEDSj AND SYMBOLICAL BOOKS. 
 
 251 
 
 3217 Walchii (J. G.) Introductio in lib. Eccles. Lutheranae 
 symbolicos, observat. hist, et theol. illustrata, 4to. boards, 
 uncut, 148. Jence, 1732 
 
 3218- TheologiBe symbolicae Lutheranae de- 
 
 scriptio, 8vo. sewed, 2s. Haloe, 1 786 
 
 3219 Walch (C. W. F.) Symbolicae Eccles. Luth., 8vo. sewed, 
 28. 6d. GotL 1781 
 
 3220 liibri symbolici Eccles. Evang. Luth. accur. editi, vari- 
 ique gen. animadv. ac disput. illustr. M. Weber, 8vo. 
 sewed, lOs. Viteb, 1811 
 
 3221 Corpus Librorum symbolicorum, qui in Ecclesia refor- 
 matorum auctoritatem publ. obtinuerunt. Coll., dissertat. 
 histor. et literar. subjunxit et indie, adjec. J. G. C. Au- 
 gusti, 8vo. new, sewed, 15s. Elberfeld, 1828 
 
 3222 Concordia pia et unanimi consensu repetita confessio fidei 
 
 et doctrinae eornm, qui August, confess, amplectuntur, 
 cum C. D. Rechenbergii appendice tripartita, 8vo. new, 
 sewed, 58. 6d. Lips. 1756 
 
 3223 Christiiche Concordienbuch, d. i. der Evangel. Luth. 
 
 Kirche symbol. Bucher, nebst den sachs. Visit. Artt. 
 eb. Intell. Compt. 8vo. 2s. 6d. Compt. 1790 
 
 3224 Confessio Fidei exhibita invictiss. Imp. Carolo V. Caes. 
 
 Aug. in Comitiis Augustae, anno IM D XXX. ; et Apolo- 
 gia Confessiones, 12mo. bad copy, 4s. 1541 
 3225 idem opus, et Apologia Confessiones, et Con- 
 fessio doctrinae Ecclesiarum Saxonicarum, scripta 1551, 
 ut Synodo Trident, exiberetur, ]2mo. fine copy, in 
 stamped vellum, 6s. Wittemb. 1562 
 
 3226 Confessio Confess. August. Graece, red. a P. Dolscio 
 Plauensi, 12mo. boards. Basil. 
 
 3227 Libri symb(>lici ad fidem opt. exempl. recens. J. A. H. 
 
 Tittmann, 8vo. sewed, 10s. Misence, 1827 
 
 3228 Weber (M.) Confessio Augustana, eaque invariata ex 
 
 edit. JMelanchthonis, principe accurate reddita, nonnul. 
 animadv. illustrata, 4to. sewed, 2s. Halce, 1830 
 
 The Augsburg confession was drawn up by Melanchthon. It is one 
 of the most important documents of protestant faith, exhibiting 
 all the main points in which it differs from popery. 
 
 3229 Tittmann (J. A. H.) Die Augsburgische Confession 
 
 Deutsch und Lateinisch nach den Originalausgaben 
 \ IMelanchthons, 8vo. sewed, 3s. Dresd, 1830 
 
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 3230Tittmann (J, A. H.) De sunimis pnncipns Augusta^ 
 Confessionis, 4to. sewed, 2s. 6d. l^^ps. 1»^ 
 
 3231 Fritzsche (C. F. A.) De Confessionis Augustanee usu 
 
 hac a.tate commentatio, 4to. se.ed. 2s. 6d. ^^^^^. ^^ 
 
 3232 Confessio fidei Augiistinu ; confiitatio pontificia, apologia 
 
 et repetitio conf. ratio fidei H. Zwinglu et tetrapohtana, 
 .ecen^ animadv. instrux. C. W. Spieker, pa. i. 8^ 
 
 sewed y los. ▼ . ^ /-. „-i i? 
 
 3233 Apologia Confessionis Augustante, Lat. et Germ.,ed. *. 
 
 Lucke, 8vo. 14s. ^^^- *«^' 
 
 John Faber and two other Romish priests wrote an answer to the 
 confession to which this is a rejoinder by Melanchthon. 
 
 -^234 Articiili qui dicuntur Smalcaldici, etc.; e Palat. cod. 
 
 ^ tcurate ed. et annotatt. exit, iliustr. Ph. Marheinecke 
 
 4to. 3s. 6d. ^''^^' ^«^7 
 
 The articles of Smalcald were drawn up by Luther, and exhibit a 
 
 striking contrast between the Doiic eloquence of that reformer 
 
 and the Ionic gentleness of Melanchthon. 
 
 3235LutheriCM.> Catechesis Minor, Germ., Lat., Gr. et 
 Ebr., ed. J. C. Hertzberg, IBmo. sewed, rare^^.^ (kL^^ 
 
 3236Confe8sio Doctrina; Saxonicarum Ecclesiarum Sy- 
 nodo Tridentin* oblata, A. D. 1:)51, in qiia Christiane 
 lector videbis, qui nam e Catholica^ Ecclesie gremio re- 
 silierint, et per quos stet, quo «iino8 Ecclesiae pia 
 Concordia sarciatur, 12mo. sewed, 7b. bd. Basil, 1.552 
 
 3237 another, small 8vo. 6s. »o- ^**^^ 
 
 It was the earnest wish of the Emp.Charles V. thatthe protestant prince, 
 of the empire and theologians should attend the council of 1 rent. 
 On certain terms, which were refused, they offered to attend .t •, but 
 while the measure was in agitation, they prepared Lonfes>jons of 
 Faith to be presented to the council. Ihe principal of these is 
 the Saxonic, composed by Melanchthon. It was universally 
 anoroved bv a large convocation of theologians at Leipsic. as well 
 as bv the churches of Pomerania and Strasburgh. It was 
 published in Latin in 1552, as above, from which the edition at 
 the Clarendan Press is printed.— See Butler » Conjesiwns oj 
 Faith, 
 3238 Hunnius (^.) Relatio historica de habito nuper Ratis- 
 bonaj CoUoquio, inter August. Confessionis f he« «g«« «* 
 Pontificos,lto. rare, 4s. &. ^ ^»'^^- ^^ 
 
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 253 
 
 3239 Corpus et Syntagma Confessionum Fidaei quae in diversis 
 
 regnis et nationibus Ecclesiarum nomine fuerunt authen- 
 tice editae, ed. Laurentia, 4to. 1/. 8s. Gen. 1654 
 
 3240 Sylloge Confessionum sub Tempus Reformandae Ecclesiae 
 
 editarum, subjiciuntur Catechismus Heidelbergensis, et 
 Canon es Synodi Dordrechtanac, 8vo. new, boards, 88. 
 calf, lis. Oxon. typ. Clarend. 1827 
 
 3241 Acta Synodi Nationals Dordrechti habitae, folio, vellum, 
 
 \l. Is. Dordr. 1620 
 
 3242 Amesii (G.) Coronis ad CoUationem Hagiensem qua Ar- 
 
 gumenta pastorum Hollandiac Adversus Remonstran- 
 tium quiiique Articulos de Divina Praedestinatione, et 
 capitibus ci adnexis producta, ab liorum exceptionibus 
 vindicantur, 12mo. vellum, 2s. 6d. Amsl. 1628 
 
 3243 Confessio Helvetica, posterior, denuo edid., indicemque 
 rerum adj. J. P. Kindler, praefatus est G. J3. Winer, 
 8vo. new, sewed, 2s. 6d. Solisbaci, 1825 
 
 3244 Ecclesiarum Belgicarum, interp. J. Revio, et 
 
 catechesis qu« in Eccles. et scholiis Belg. provinc. tra- 
 ditur ; interp. F. Sylburgio, 18mo. vellum, 3s. 6d. 
 
 Amst. 1661 
 
 3245 Ribinus(J.) INIemorabilia Aug. Conf. in regno Hungariae, 
 2 vols. 8vo. sewed, 15s. Franc. 1787-89 
 
 3246 Historia Ecclesiae Evangelicae Augustanae Confess, ad- 
 dictorum in Hungaria universae, 8vo. sewed, 6s. 
 
 Halberstadt, 1830 
 3247Libri Ecclesiae Danicae symbolici, ed. J. C. Lindberg, 
 8vo. sewed, 3s. HavnicK, 1830 
 
 3248 Rudimenta fidei Christiana?, sive Catechismus, huic adj. 
 nunc est Catechismus alius magis compendiarius, Gr. et 
 Lat., 18mo. vellum, 5s. Paris. Stcph. 1575 
 
 3249Erasmi (D.) Enchiridion Militis Chribtiani, 18mo. vel- 
 lum, rare, 5s. 6d. Ant v. 1535 
 
 3250 Arnoldus (N.) Religio Sociniana, seu Catechesis Raco- 
 
 viana major confutata, 4to. vellum, 6s. Franeq. 1654 
 
 3251 Barclay (R.) Apologie de la veritable Theologie Chre- 
 tienne, ainsiqu'elle est soutenue et Precheepar le Peuple, 
 appelle par JMepris les Trembleurs, 8vo. calf, 2s. 6(1. 
 
 hLondres,m2 
 
 d. Of ihe Church of England. 
 
 b 3252 Formularies of Faith, put forth by authority during 
 the reign of Henry VIII. viz. : Articles about Religion, 
 
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 1536 ; The institution of a Christian man, 1537 ; A 
 necessary doctrine and erudition for any Christian man, 
 ]543, 8vo. boards, 7s. Oxford^ 1825 
 
 6 3252*Sparrow's Collection of Articles, Injunctions, Canons, 
 etc. of the Church of England, 4to. best edition, scarce, 
 10s. 6d. London, 1684 
 
 3253 Articles (The XXXIX.) and the Constitutions and 
 Canons of the Church of England, 8vo. half calf, inter- 
 leaved, 2s. lA)ndon, 1773 
 
 3254 . of the Church of England, illustrated by copious 
 
 extracts from the Liturgy, Homilies, Nowell's Catechism, 
 and Jewell's Apology ; and confirmed by numerous pas- 
 sages of Scripture, by the Rev. W. Wilson, B. 1). 8vo. 
 boards, 6s. ' Oxford, 1821 
 
 3254*- — with notes and 
 
 CREEDS, AND SYMBOLICAL BOOKS. 
 
 255 
 
 3255 
 3256 
 
 Scripture proofs at length, 24mo. boards, 2s. 
 
 Questions on, Is. 
 Answers, Is. 
 
 3257 Bennet (T.) An Essay on the XXXIX. Articles of Re- 
 ligion agreed on in 1562, and revised in 1571, 8vo. calf, 
 6s. iMndon, 1715 
 
 3258 with a Prefatory Epistle to Antb. 
 
 Collins, Esq., wherein the egregious* FalselMK)ds and Ca- 
 lumnies of the Author of * Priestcraft in Pefection are 
 exposed, 8vo. caif, scarce, 6s. London, 1715 
 
 3259 Beveridge (Bp.) Exposition of the XXXIX. Articles, 8vo. 
 
 boards, 10s. London, 1823 
 
 3260 Burnet (Bp.) Exposition of the XXXIX. Articles, 8vo. 
 
 new, boards, 8s. 6d. calf, elegant, lis. 6d. 
 
 Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1831 
 
 3261 Rogers (T.) The Faith, Doctrine, and Religion, professed 
 and protected in the Realm of England, and Dommions 
 ofthe same, expressed in XXXIX. Articles, concord- 
 ably agreed upon by the Reverend Bishops and Clergy 
 of this Kingdom, 4to. old calf 38. 6d. London, 1668 
 
 3262 Tomline (Bp.) In Christian Theology, No. 2894. 
 
 3263 Venneer on the XXXIX. Articles, 8vo. 2 vols, neat, 
 
 12s. 1734 
 
 3264Welchman on the XXXIX. Articles, 8vo. served, 
 
 2s. 6d. London, 1 783 
 
 3265 another, 8vo. calf, interleaved, 6s. 1823 
 
 6 3266 Winchester (J.) Dissertation on the XVIIth. Article 
 
 of the Church of England, 8vo. sd. 38. 6d. London, 1803 
 
 ^D. A. TALB0Y8, 
 
 3267 Sermons or Homilies, appointed to be read in Churches 
 in the time of Queen Elizabeth, of famous memory ; 
 to which is added the Articles of Religion, etc. folio, 
 half vellum, 148, London, IQ}5 
 
 e. Catechism of the Church of England. 
 
 3268 Christiana; Pietatis Prima Institutio, ad usum Scholarum, 
 cura G. Wilson, 12mo. boards, 3s. London, 1817 
 
 3269 Andrews (Bp.) The Pattern of Catechistical Doctrine at 
 
 large : or A Learned and Pious Exposition of the Ten 
 Commandments, folio, calf, neat, 14s. London, 
 
 3270 Bishop (J.) A Plain and Practical Exposition of the 
 Catechism of the Church of England, 8vo. calf, 4s. 
 
 London, 1736 
 
 3271 Clarke (S.) An Exposition of the Church Catechism, 
 
 8vo. calf, 3s. London, 1729 
 
 3272 Ellis (C.) The Scripture Catechist, or the Whole Reli- 
 gion of a Christian, being a Full Explanation of the 
 Church Catechism; containing a comprehensive body 
 of practical divinity, 8vo. calf, 3s. London, 1738 
 
 3273 Gilpin (W.) Lectures on the Catechism ofthe Church of 
 of England, 8vo. calf 3s. London, 1781 
 
 3274 another, 12[no. boards, 3s. 6d. ib. 1812 
 
 3275 another, half calf 4s. 6d. 
 
 3276 Gordon (Sir A.) Fifty-two Lectures on the Catechism of 
 
 the Church of England, 8vo. 3 vols, calf, gilt, 1 /. 5s. 
 
 London, 1819 
 
 3277 Hole (M.) A Practical Exposition of the Church Cate- 
 chism, in several discourses on all the parts of it, 4to. 
 calf, neat, 9s. London, 1708 
 
 3278 Newton (Rob.) Practical Exposition of the Church Cate- 
 
 chism, 8vo. 4s. London, 1727 
 
 3279 OllyfTe (J.) A Practical Exposition of the Church Cate- 
 
 chism, 2 vols. 8vo. calf, neat, 7s. 6d. London, I7IO 
 
 3280 Purdy (Rich.) Lectures on the Church Catechism, royal 
 8vo. boards, 6s. Reading, 1812 
 
 3281 Seeker (Archbp.) Lectures on the Church Catechism, 
 with a Discourse on Confirmation, 1 2mo. 2s. 
 
 London, 1771 
 
 3282 ^ another, 8vo. neat, 6s. 1804 
 
 3283 another, 3s. 1826 
 
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 herausg. von J. S. Semler, 4to. served, 15s. Halcp, 1766 
 3455 !^ - Untersuchung Theologischen Strei- 
 
 tigkeiten, 4to. 3 vols, sewed, \l. 4s. Hal(B, 1762 
 
 3456 Korner (J. G.) Epitome Controversiarum Theologicarum, 
 
 8vo. sewed, 2s. 6d. Lips. 1 769 
 
 3457Sch(mierus (J. C.) Collegium Noviss. Controversiarum 
 
 in Universam Theologiam, 4to. 3s. 6d. Hostochii, 1703 
 3458 l^Ioegling (J. U.) Dissertat.^ Theol. Hist. Polem. qua 
 
 Bigam Sanct. Virginum Wirtemb. Heidenheimensen, 
 
 etc. small 4to. sewed, 2s. Tubing. 1754 
 
 Qd. a. talboys. 
 
 POLEailCAL THEOLOGY. 267 
 
 3459Dodwell (H.) A Discourse concerning the One Altar 
 and the One Priesthood Insisted on by the Ancients in 
 their Disputes against Schism, 8vo. calf, .Ss. 
 
 London, 1683 
 
 3460 Trapp. Preservative against unsettled notions and 
 want of principles in Religion, 8vo. 2 vols, neat, 5s. 
 
 London, 1730 
 
 3461 James (J. B.) Remarks on Party Distinctions in Reli- 
 
 gion ; addressed to the orthodox and evangelical clergy 
 of the Church of England, 8vo. sewed. London, 1S33 
 
 3462 Boone (Charles) The Book of Churches and Sects, or 
 the Opinions of all denominations of Christians differing 
 from the Church of England, traced to their source, by 
 an exposition of the various translations and interpreta- 
 tions of the sacred writings, 8vo. new, boards, 14s. 
 
 London, 1826 
 
 3463 Pike (G.) An Essay on Apostacy, 12mo. boards, 3s. 
 
 Bolton, 1827 
 
 3464 Bolton. True Bounds of Christian Freedom, 12mo. 
 2s. (kl. London, 1645 
 
 3465 Loescherus (V. E.)l Praenotitiones Theological contra 
 
 Naturalistarum et vFanaticorum omne genus Atheos, 
 Deistas, Indiiferentistas, Antiscripturarios, etc. 4to. 4s. 
 
 Viltcmb. 1708 
 
 2. TRUTH <)P THE CHRISTrAN RELIGION, AND DEFENCE OP 
 NATURAL AND REVEALED RELIGION AGAINST ATHEISTS, 
 DEISTS, JEWS, MAHOMMEDANS, ETC. 
 
 [i. For treatises on the Truth of the Christian religion in general, 
 and in Defence of Revelation against Atheists, Deists, etc. see 
 pages 15 — 28. 
 
 ii. Against Jews and Mahommedans. 
 
 3466 Justin IMartyr, see No. 2440 sqq. 
 
 3467 Leslie (C.) A Short and Easy IMethod with the Jews, 
 
 12mo. half bound, calf, neat, 4s. 6d. London, 1816 
 
 3468 Bertholdt. Christologia Judajorum Jesu Apostolorumque 
 aetate, 8vo. new, seived, 6s. Erlang. 1811 
 
 3469Tredicim Articuli Fidei Judaeorum. Item, conipend. 
 elegans Hystoriarum Josephi complectens : Acta LXX. 
 oxford.] a a 3 
 
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268 
 
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 POLEMICAL THEOLOGY. 
 
 269 
 
 » 
 
 Interpret. : Gesta Machabeorum : Facta Herodum 
 Excidium Hierosolym. Item, Decern W^^vit Ju- 
 daorum. H^c per Seb. Munsterum, et Heb. et Lat. 
 V. da exarantur, Vuorm. 1529. Gramma ica Rabbi 
 U. Kimhi, iuxta Hebraismum per S. Munsterum, 
 versa access, et utiliss. in eandem Eli« LevUa. comment, 
 hlctenus Latinis nun uisum, ib. 1531. Chnstiani 
 Hominis cum Judteo pertinaciter prodig. suis opinion- 
 
 ibus et script, violent. interp^-'/^^/^JS' C«"?J7 .^^'[.j'- 
 IMunsterum; Baii/i^, 1529, in 1 vol. 12mo.oW binding, 
 
 3470 Emina (R. Isaaci,) sive Chizzuk. Fundamenta Fidei 
 Judaicie, 24mo. velluniy scarce, 4s. txl. 
 
 See Wolf, Biblioth. Heb. i. 942. 
 
 63471 Prideaux (11.) The true Nature of Imposture fully dis- 
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 63472 White (J.) Sermons; a View of Christianity and Ma- 
 hometanism, preached at Bampton's Lectures, ^^^f'^J!^^ 
 
 3472* another, 6s. ^792 
 
 3473 Forster(Charles) JMahommedanism Unveiled, 8vo. J vois^ 
 
 neWy boards, \l. 4s. /-.i • ^- •«. 
 
 3474 Lee (Professor S.) Controversial Tracts on Christianity 
 and Mahommedanism, by the late Rev. H. ^l^rtyn, 8^vck 
 
 See also the section on Jews and Mahommedans under Historical 
 Theology. 
 
 3. CONTROVERSIES IN THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 
 
 i. Before the Reformation, 
 
 347:iWalch (C. W. F.) Entwurf einer vollstand. historic der 
 Ketzerefen. Spaltungen u. l^ligionsstreitigkeiten bis 
 auf die Zeiten der Reformation, 11 vols, large 8vo. d/. 
 13s 6d. ^P^"' ^7o2-8o 
 
 3470 Baur (F. C.) Das IManichseische Religionssystem nach 
 den Duellen neu untersucht und entwikelt, 8vo. sewed, 
 9s. 6d. Jubingen,mi 
 
 [p. A. TALBOYS, 
 
 3477 Wegnern (A. F. V. de) Manicheorum indulgentias, 
 
 cum brevi totius IManichaeismi adumbratione, 8vo. seived, 
 4s. 6d. Lips. IS27 
 
 3478 Geffcken (J,) Historia semipelagianismi antiquissima 
 
 commentat. inaugur., 4to. served, 2s. 6d. Gott. 1826 
 3479Wetzer (H. J.) Restitutio verae chronologiae rerum et 
 controversiis Arianis, inde ab anno 325, usque ad annum 
 350, exortarum, etc. ; una cum specimene historic Cop- 
 torum a INlakusio Arabice scriptae, in quo a variis sectis 
 Christianis agitur, Arab, et Lat. editio, cum praef. L. 
 Van Ess, 8vo. sewed, 4s, Franc. 1827 
 
 3480 VViggers (G. F.) \^ersuch einer Pragmatischen Darstel- 
 
 lung des Augustinismus und Pelagianismus nach ihrer 
 Geschichtlichen Entwickelung, 8vo. 2 vols, served, 15s. 
 
 Hamb. 1833 
 
 3481 Paulus (H.) Comment. Theol. potiss. hist. Corinthi 
 jud. Christ, ac jud. Gnostici, etc., 8vo. served, 2s. Gd. 
 
 JencT, 1795 
 
 3482Lewald (E. A.) Comm. de Doctrina Gnostica, 8vo. 
 
 sewed, 4s. Heidelb. 1818 
 
 ii. Betrveen Catholics and Protestants. 
 a. General treatises ; by Catholics against Protestants. 
 
 3483 Bossuet (J. B.) Histoire des Variations des Eglises 
 Protestantes ; suivie des avertissemens aux protestans, 
 sur les lettres du ministre jurieu, 8vo. 4 vols. sd.. \l. 8s. 
 
 a Versailles, 1817 
 
 3484 another, 8vo. 4 vols, half calf , \l. 18s. 
 
 ib. I8I7 
 
 3485 Butler (Charles) Book of the Roman Catholic Church, 
 8vo. London, 1825 
 
 3485*Doucin (L.) Histoire du Nestorianisme, 4to. calf, fine 
 copy, 'Ja. 6d. a Paris, 1699 
 
 A very interesting and curious work, giving an exceedingly good 
 account both of the person and errors of Nestorius, and in which 
 everything relating to this heresy is discussed with great learning 
 and judgment. — See Biog. Univers. etc. 
 
 3486 Phillpotts (H.) A Supplemental Letter to Charles 
 
 Butler, Etq. 8vo. boards, 2s. 6d. London, 1826 
 
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270 
 
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 3487 Travels of an Irish Gentleman in search of a Religion ; 
 ^^ wfth notes and illustrations by the tcitor of Capt. 
 Rock's Memoirs; 12mo. 2 vols, boards. 12.^^^^^^ ^^ 
 
 b. By Protestants against Catholics. 
 
 3480 Analytical and Hi.«l View of the CathollcReligbn, 
 
 ^..Mlle^f a\ sVmbolik, Oder Darstellung der dog- 
 
 ^^ Schen GeUatze der Katholiken und Protestanten, 
 
 rr ihren 'offentlichen Bekenntn^zschnften. «^. 
 
 „ mA a""''','^r -1 Der Ge'-ensatz des Katholicismus und 
 
 ^^ Pro eiLfiiu?naci; <U^ Principien und hauptdogmen 
 
 LTbX Lehrbe^^iffe mit bes.mderer K..cks.cl.t aut 
 
 Dr. jTIler's syn.bolik 8vo. sd. 7s. f"^- «;X',S 
 
 3491 Dallaei (J.) Adversus Latinorum de Cultus KeligioM 
 
 oilj'e^toNriditionen.. disputatio, 4to. -"«'«, «-^.^_ ,,,^ 
 
 qiOO Allwood (P.) Twelve Lectures on the Prophecies re- 
 3492All««od I ^^^.^^.^^ ^, »„d espeoallv to the 
 
 'Ctacy of Papal Ron.e, «vo. 2 vols. W./. 13s. ^^^ . 
 
 3493 Gorres (J.) Rom. wie es in Wahrheit ist, aus dj" Briefen 
 ^'"^ ^e";:: L/lebenden Landsmannes, «vo^««.rf. Is. U^ 
 
 ^04 Rucerus (M.) Defensio adversus axioma Catholicuni, 
 id e Tcriminat. R. P. RoWrti.episc. Abr.ncens.s mqua 
 Mmpi" novat. in cunctis Eccles. cum dogmatis turn 
 nVibus pruliariter aut circa Sacrosanct. Euchanst 'm- 
 ™rtune accusal, quotquot Christi doctr. sectar. student. 
 K hominum ^mentis, qu. cum .11a P-S-t^-P- 
 
 3495 Setrfc.)" A letter from Rome shewing an ex- 
 
 *^ act Conforniity between Popery and Pa^n.sm: or 
 
 l^e Rel gion of the Present Komans, derived from Uiat 
 
 of their Heathen Ancestors, 8vo ca//, 4s. London, /« 
 
 „!«/• 'mother. 8vo. boards, ds. '**^^ 
 
 ^O7;;;;:;^of the Dol^trine of the Pag=ms with the Boctrme 
 
 •*^''^ of the Jesuits, and that of the Con»t.t«tvon Un.gen.tu. 
 
 issued by Pope Clement XL, 8vo. calf, 3s. ^^^^^ ^_^^ 
 
 \d. a. TALB0Y8, 
 
 POLEMICAL THEOLOGY. 271 
 
 3498 Whately (R.) The Errors of Romanism traced to their 
 
 Origin in Human Nature, 8vo. boards, 10s. London, 1830 
 
 3499 Stillingfleet (E.) A Rational Account of the Grounds 
 of Protestant Religion, folio, calf, 12s. London, 1665 
 
 3500 Answer to several Treatises occasioned 
 
 by a book called * A Discourse on the Idolatry practised 
 in the Church of Rome,' 8vo. 4s. 6d. London, 1674 
 
 3501 Taylor (J.) A Dissuasive from Popery, 4to. calf, 6s. 
 
 London, 1668 
 
 3502 Porteus (Bp.) Brief Confutation of the Errors of Rome, 
 
 12mo. sewed, Is. l/9b 
 
 3503 Nightingale. Portraiture of the Roman Catholic Re- 
 
 ligion, 8vo. boards, 6s. London, 1812 
 
 .3504 Rogers (J.) Fifty-six Sermons preached on several oc- 
 casions, to whicli are added two Tracts: i. Reasons 
 against Conversion to the Church of Rome ; ii. A Per- 
 suasive to Conformity, addressed to the Dissenters, 8vo. 
 2 vols, boards, 16s. Oxford, 1819 
 
 3504* James (T.) A Treatise of the Corruption of Scripture, 
 Councils, and Fathers, by the Prelates, Pastors, and 
 Pillars of the Church of Rome for Maintenance of 
 Popery, 8vo. old calf, 7s. 6d. London, 1688 
 
 .3505 Erasmi (D.) Colloquia ; ad fidem optimorum exempl. 
 denuo edita c, scholl. sell, variorum, cura G. Stallbaum, 
 8vo. sewed, 5s. . Lips. 1828 
 
 3506 et encomium moriae ; ad opt. 
 
 ed. fidem dilig. emend, cum succincta dilficil. explanat., 
 24mo. 2 vols, sewed, 3s. 6d. Lips. Tauch. 1828 
 
 3507 Twentv-two select Colloquies, pleasantly 
 
 representing several Superstitious Levities that were 
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 3g, London, 1711 
 
 3508 Garrett (W.) A Discourse concerning Antichrist, 12mo. 
 calf, 2s. 6d. London, 1680 
 
 3509 Hoffmann (F.) De ecclesiaj catholicaj hierarchia, sive 
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 nosam Dissertat., 8vo. Is. 6d. Vratisl. 1825 
 
 3510 White (J. B.) Practical and Internal Evidence against 
 
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 3511 Letter to Charles Butler, Esq. on his 
 
 notice of the Practical and Internal Evidence against 
 Catholicism, 8vo. boards, 3s. London, 1826 
 
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272 
 
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 3512 Jlathias (B. W.) Inquiry into the Doctrines of the Re- 
 formation, 8vo. l(h. (W. . . ^°«*"''r- 
 
 3513Bullingeru5 (H.) Antithesis et Compen- 
 dium Evanselicic et Papistical doctnna, : unde nullo 
 negotio quivis intelliget quantum inter se ^odie partes 
 distent, et quid partium quiel.bet vel probet vel impro- 
 r, small «vo. 2]. (id. Apud Chris,. Froschov lool 
 
 3514 Luther. Aliquot Epistola; Martin, Lutheri qu'husda™ 
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 c. Between the Churches of Enyland and Rome. 
 
 3516 A Preservative against I'opcry, in several Select Dis- 
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 of the Reign of King Janies II., edited by bdmuiid 
 Gibson, Bp. of London, folio, 3 vols. I)/, lb,. tHt.^_^ 
 
 3517Bostichi (B.p.) Scismad-InghilterraconahreOperette. 
 
 3518Jl7r;hTH0 'a Comparative View "f. the Churches of 
 Kngland and Rome, Itvo. calf, extra, 7s. Camb. 1814 
 
 3519 Glover (G.) Remarks on the Bishop of Peterborough s 
 
 '""''lompaLle View of the Churches of En^nd and 
 Rome, 8vo. hoards, 2s. Otl. ^" ' 
 
 3520Chilli„g,vorth Religion of Protestants a ^^^J^ V^o 
 
 Salvation, folio, 4s._0d. ^•*" ' 
 
 3521 another, Os. , ^ r^ i i r ^ 
 
 b^b^2 Bull (Bn.) Vindication of the Church of England from 
 
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 A3523^Sr^etton (P.) Vindication of the Doctrines 
 of the Church of England in opposition to those of Home. 
 
 8vo. served, scarce, 'Js- . ^ ^ /i 
 
 63.524Laud's (Abp.) Relation of his Conference with 
 
 Fisher the Jesuit, folio, /s. ^^ ^ ^^^^^- 
 
 POLEMICAL THEOLOGY. 273 
 
 3525 Poole (IM.) A Dialoo^ue between a Popish Priest and an 
 English Protestant, IHmo. half calf, 3s. (jd. Lond. 1735 
 
 3526 Soutliey. Book of the Church, 8vo. 2 vols, fiew, boards, 
 l/.4s. 1828 
 
 3527 (R.) Vindiciae Ecclesiae Anglicanae ; Letters to 
 Charles Butler, Esq., comprising E.ssayson the Romish 
 Religion, and vindicating the Book of the Church, 8vo. 
 caij] 6s. London, 1826 
 
 d. On the Real Presence, Confession, Popes Supremacy, 
 and other Popish Doctrines, 
 
 b 3528 Taylor (J.) The Real Presence and Spiriluall of 
 Christ in the Blessed Sacrament proved against the 
 Doctrine of Transubstantiation, 12mo. calf, 4s. 6d. 
 
 London, 1654 
 
 3529 Clagett (W.) Sermons, with the Sum of a Conference 
 between Dr, Clagett and Father Gooden, about the 
 Point of Transubstantiation, 8vo. cfl//*, 3s. 6d. Land, 1689 
 
 3530 Vadiani (J.) Ortliodoxa et erudita Epistola, qua banc 
 
 explicat quiest. An corpus Christi propter conjunct, 
 cum verbo inseparab. alienas a corpore coiidit. sibi 
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 recte de naturarum proprietate et per.sonae Christi uni- 
 tate sentientes, small 8vo. stained, 2s. 6d. 1539 
 
 ;^31 Marheinecke (P.) Sanct. patrum de pracsentia Christi 
 in coena Domini sententiae triplex, s. sacraE Eucharistiae 
 historia tripartita, 4to. served, 2s. 6d. Heidelb. 1811 
 
 3532 Kiessling (J. R.) Historia concertat. Graecorum Latino- 
 
 rumque de transsubstant. in s. Eucharist, sacramento, 
 8vo. sewed, 2s. tki. Lips. 1 754 
 
 3533 Epicimus (A.) Pro fictio missae sacrificio Argumenta 
 
 erronea Sophist. Pontific. cum refutat. eorundem. Ar- 
 gumenta vera, firma et perspicua, contra sacrificium 
 missae Papistical, small 8vo. 4s. 1551 
 
 3534 Uihlein IF.) De sigillo confessionis dissert., 8vo. served, 
 2s. Heidelb. 1828 
 
 3535Dallaei (J.) De Sacramentali sive Auriculari Latinorum 
 confessione disputatio, 4to. vellum, 9s. Genevx, 1661 
 
 ii536 Scheibler (lAI. F.) De bello inter Evangelicos et Catho- 
 licos nuper exorto, etc. oratio, 8vo. served, Is. 6d. 
 
 Lips. 1828 
 
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274 
 
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 I 
 
 43537 B«rro«;. 0« the PopcS Supre,«acy, ito.Jine cU^ 
 3538Vrh(L5'l)'Fi-tuet infalUbilitate R^m^nij^n- 
 
 3539vl'n^' 'h^'^^DU^ut^:- Historico-Theologica de -petro 
 '•'''«„';„. Martyre'non Pontifice. 4to. -"j; -JjJ-j^jo 
 
 3540 BuUiiK'er (H.) Ad Septem accusal, capita, quffiTigu- 
 rinTecclesia! miuistrii objiciuntur response, J, gun. 
 
 i'sl^;!^ Adhortatioad omnes Verl,. Dh mm.tros 
 
 ut contcntiones mutuas deponent, ib. lo7J, in 1 vol. 
 
 12mo. boards, 5s. . ^ . • :„...• 
 
 3541Usserii (J.) Ilistoria Dopmatica Controvers.ffi inter 
 
 oXdoxoi et Pontificios de scriptuns et sacris ver- 
 
 rattque ructa.0 .ocupl. H. Wa...n. 4to. c„^. 
 
 3542 Paieophili. Imago Pontificia! Dignitatis Penicello Sa- 
 ^*'^.Z ScriptnLun. ac Tradition. Native^ ddineat. 
 
 3543 wTdebu{giuV(H.) B. lIaria=Virginis Immaculate con- 
 
 ceptionis^bistoria cui acce^. Alexandri Pap. V • con- 
 
 St tutioms examen, 4to. 4s. D„„,;fi.,i,,« 
 
 3544D-.ttmarus (J. P.) Arcemboldus Legatus Pontificim, 
 
 Evangelic^ in Suecia reformationis °^<=^">'j^^l°;,^'^^^i 
 
 To45 Watson. -Important Considerations,' or a Vindication 
 of Queen Elizabeth from the charge of unjust seventy 
 towards her Roman Catholic sulnects, with prefoce and 
 notes by the Rev. J. Mendham, 12m«. boards^ 
 
 4. ARIANS, SOCINIANS, AND UNITARIANS. 
 
 [See many treatises on these points "^^er Th* Tr.»i/v p. 228. and 
 "- Oh the Person and Offices oj Chn^t p. 231 .J 
 
 3546 Clarke (Sam.) The Scripture Doctrine of the Trinity, 
 8vo. nea/,Js. 6d. ^^ ^^ .vaterland's Defence of 
 
 his Queries, 8vo. calf. ^ ^^^^'^' ^722 
 
 '"" *^"*^ ' -^ Qd. A. TALBOYS, 
 
 POLEMICAL THEOLOGY. 275 
 
 3548 Owen (J.) Vindiciae Evangelicae, or, The IMystery of the 
 
 Gospell Vindicated and Socinianisme Examined, 4to. 
 calf, 68. Oxford, 1655 
 
 3549 Edwards (J.) A Preservative against Socinianism, 4to. 
 
 calf, 7s. 6d. Oxon. 1693 
 
 3550Grotius (Hg.) Defensio fidei cath. de Satisfact. Christi 
 
 adv. F. Socinus, ed. J. Lange, 4to. 2s. Lips. 1730 
 
 3551 Elebrecht (H. J.) Disputatio Theologica de -/Eterni 
 
 Patris iEterni Filii vera Divinatione adversus Socini- 
 
 anos, 4to. 3s. 6d. Helmst. 
 
 3552Schomeri Collegium Anti-Socinianum, quod consenti- 
 
 ente Rev. ECte Theol. ut multorum desiderio satisfa- 
 
 ceret, Publico Disputationibus xiii, 4to. 4s. 
 
 Rostoch, 1706 
 3553Illgen (Ch. F.) Symbolarum ad vilam et doctrinam L. 
 
 Socini illustrandum partic. i. et ii. Comment. Hist. Theol. 
 
 5s. Lips. 1826 
 
 3554Wardlaw (R.) Discourses on the Principal Points of the 
 
 Socinian Controversy, 8vo. bds. 9s. London, 1828 
 
 3555 Bibliotheca Fratrum Polonorum quos Unitarios vocant ; 
 
 quae omnia simul juncta totius Novi Test, explicationem 
 
 complectuntur, folio, 8 vols, calf, 31. 3s. Irenopol. 1656 
 
 Containing the works of Socinius, Crelius, Slichtingius, Wolzogenius, 
 etc. 
 
 b 3556 Allix (P.) The Judgment of the Ancient Jewish Church 
 against the Unitarians, 8vo. new, boards, 8s. 6d. 
 
 Oxford, Clarend' n Press, 1821 
 
 3557 Tracts on the Fundamental Doctrines controverted in the 
 
 Writings of jModern Unitarians, 8vo. boards, 2s. 
 
 Sunderland, 1823 
 
 3558 Daul)eny (C.) Scripture its own Interpreter ; in a series 
 
 of Discourses, tending to prove from the connection be- 
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 of Unitarianism, as it is called, are irreconcileable with 
 the general tenor of Divine Revelation, 8vo. 3 vols. 
 hoards, \l. 4s. London, 1821 
 
 3559 Priestley's (Joseph) Defence of Unitarianism, for the 
 year 17^7* 8vo. 2s. 6d. Birmingham, 1788 
 
 3560 Wardlaw's Unitarianism incapable of Vindication, 8vo. 
 
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276 
 
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 5. CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND DISSENTERS. 
 
 1. 
 
 General Treatises hy Churchmen. 
 
 
 i 
 
 3561 Dodwell (H.) Separation of Churches from Episcopal 
 Government, as practised by the present Non-Conform- 
 ists, proved schismatical from fnch Pnnf P'f? f , »'« 
 least introverted, and do withal explain the -S-nfu .^_ss 
 and Jlischief of Schism, 4to. calf, (.s. Lor,don, 16/9 
 
 3562_-— —- de nupero Schismate Anglic.no, 8vo. 
 
 CCllt, isS. 0(1, ^ . 11^ 
 
 3563Grenville (D.) The Compleat Conformist or seasonable 
 advice concerning strict Conformity, and frequent Cele- 
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 on the seventh of January, 1682, 4to. ««1^^'^_^,^-^ jgg^ 
 
 3564Denison (Steph.) Doctrine °f »«>'''»''* ^""J'e"'-:.^^ 
 position upon the first chapter of the second tpistle ot 
 
 Peter. The White Wolfe; or, a S«""»" P'*''='>*^ »' 
 Paul's Crosse, wherein faction is unmasked, ""d J<i8tly 
 taxed without malice, for the safety ofweake Christians^ 
 
 Especially the Hetheringtonian ^'''^"'P' .^ZZfltel 
 impudent in this citie of late years, is here confi^ ed, 
 etc, 4to. in 1 vol. mth two els; one of the «■'"(/'="•« 
 sheepe-s skin, and one of the woolfe .» hx, own j*»., 
 
 3565 S:;^Tnsl"'r l^the Dissenters' Pleas ^'>r^V^f^^^ 
 3566H«^irfBpO on Conformity, neat, 2,. 6d. fine cop,, 
 
 3567 ^' ^' Answer to the Representation drawn up 
 by the Committee of the lower House of Convocati™^ 
 
 3568 ia7sse7TE.fA Plain Answer to Plain R*"^"" /»' Rj^ 
 
 sentingfrom the Communion of »>•« Church of hngl^d. 
 In«,l 1791 Signs of the Times, a Ser- 
 mon preached before the lord M ayor on the day appom^ed 
 for a general Fast for the Prevention of the I' «?»«. 1 2i. 
 
 -Semon against In<«"latr--I*"f '"^/j'l^vfou e 
 . against Inoculation.-Examination of a late Discourse 
 
 ' of the Grounds and Reasons of the Christian Religion, 
 
 1724._Four Sermons. 1724-5, 8yo. in J vol. calf^^ 
 
 POLEMICAL THEOLOGY. 277 
 
 3569 Ellys (A.) A Plea for the Sacramental Test, 4to. half 
 calf, wants title, 2s. 6d. Lond. 1736 
 
 3570Fellowes, (R.) Religion without Cant : or, A Preserva- 
 tive against Lukewarmness and Intolerance ; Fanati- 
 cism, Superstition, and Impietv, 8vo. boards, 3s. 
 
 Lond. 1801 
 
 3571 Daubeny on the Nature, Progress, and Consequences of 
 
 Schism, 8vo. boards, 7s., calf, 10s. 6d. Lond. 1818 
 
 3572 Stebbings' (H.) Letter to Foster on the Subject of He- 
 
 resy. — ^Alr. Foster's Answer. — Dr. Stebbings' second 
 Letter. — ^Mr. Foster's Answer. — Dr. Stebbings' True 
 State of the Controversy in answer to Foster's second 
 Letter. — Foster's Answer to Dr. Stebbing's True State. 
 Dr.Sebbin gs'Reply, 8vo. in 1 vol. neat, 2s. 6d. Lond. 
 
 3573 Cunningham (J. W.) The Velvet Cushion, 8vo. boards, 
 3s. London, 1814 
 
 3574 A New Covering to the Velvet 
 
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 3575 Huntingford (G. L) A Call for Union with the Esta- 
 
 blished Church ; addressed to English Protestants, 8vo. 
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 3744 The Fathers not Papists; or. Six Discourses by the 
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 3745 Homiliarum Patristicum ; collectum, adnotat. criticis, 
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 3843 Davison (John) Discourses on Prophecy, 8vo. new, 
 
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 3876 Fordyce's (Dr. James) Addresses to Young Men, 12mo. 
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 3877 Foster (J.) Discourses on all the principal branches of 
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 3878 Fothergill (G.) Sermons on several Subjects and Occa- 
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 3879 Franklin (T.) Sermons on the Relative Duties, 12mo. 
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 3880 Free (J.) Sermons preached before the Univ. of Oxford, 
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 3881 Political Sermons, 8vo. half calf , Is. 6d. 
 
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 3882 Freston (A.) Six Sermons on some of the most import- 
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 3887 Girdlestone. Seven Sermons on the Lord's Supper: 
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 3889 — — ' second series. 12mo. boards, 5s. 1833 
 
 3890 Seven Sermons, on the Course of Chris- 
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 3891 • on the Social Conduct 
 
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 3892 • _— — ^-^— — - preached during the 
 
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 3894 Glanville (J.) Some Discourses, Sermons, and Remains, 
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 3895 Gordon (Rev. Sir A.) Discourses on several subjects; 
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 3896 Grant (J.) A Course of Sermons for the Year, 8vo. 
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 3897 Haggitt (G.) Sermons to Country Congregations, 8vo. 
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 3921 Horberry {M.) Eighteen Sermons on important Sub- 
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 3923 Home (Bp.) Sixteen Sermons on various Subjects and 
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 3941 Latimer (Bp.) Sermons, with a Life of the Author and 
 
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 3952 iMarshall (N.) Sermons on several Occasions, 8vo. 4 vols, 
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 3957J\Ielvill (H.) Sermons, 8vo. boards, 10s. 6d. Lond. 1834 
 
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 3965 JVIoysey (C. A.) Lectures on the Gospel according to 
 
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 39(57 The Nature and Extent of Church- Author- 
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 3968 IMunkhouse (R.) Occasional Discourses on various sub- 
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 3969 Nares (Edward) Discourses on the Three Creeds, and 
 
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 3970 Newman (J. H.) Parochial Sermons, 8vo. bds. 10s. 6d. 
 
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 3975 Ogden (S.) Sermons on the Ten Commandments, 8vo. 
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 3976 Sermons, with Life, and Summary of each 
 
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 3977 Ogilvie (J.) Sermons on various subjects, 8vo. half calf, 
 
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 3978 Orr (J.) Sermons, 8vo. 3 vols, calf, 188. ib. 1772 
 
 3979 another, 8vo. 3 vols, calf, 18s. 1750 
 
 3980 another, 8vo. 5 vols, calf, U. 4s. 1772 
 
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 3981 Owen (H.) Sixteen Sermons on various subjects, 8vo. 
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 3982 Paley (W.) Sermons and Tracts, 8vo. calf, 6s. 6d. 
 
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 3988 Pelling (E.) A Practical Discourse concerning Gods 
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 3989 Pitman (J. R.) A Course of Sermons for the Year, 8vo. 
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 3993 Porteus (Bp.) Lectures on the Gospel of St. Matthew, 
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 3998 Pyle ( P.) Sixty Sermons on plain and practical subjects, 
 
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 4045Stebbing (U.) Sermons on Practical Christianity, 8vo. 
 
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 404() Sermons, 12mo, boards, 6s. Od. ib. 1834 
 
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 4049 Sterne (L.) Yorick's Sermons, 12mo. 6 vols. bds. 12s. 
 
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 4055 Sumner (J. B.) Sermons on the Principal Festivals of 
 
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 4056 another, 12mo. boards, 6s. 1R31 
 
 405(}« A Series of Sermons on the Christian 
 
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 4057 . another, boards, 10s. 6d. 1829 
 
 4057* Taylor (J.) Sermons on different subjects, 8vo. 2 vols. 
 
 boards, 5s. Lond. 17ii8 
 
 4058 (Bp.) A Course of Sermons for all the Sundays 
 
 \j}. A. TALBOY8, 
 
 \' 
 
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 of the Year, with 12 Sermons on various subjects, 8vo 
 2 vols, boards, 12s. /' ,j lon^ 
 
 4059 TI,or„ (W ) Kigl.t Lectures on the Christian Sabteh 
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 4060 Toulmin (J.) Sermons on devotional, evangelical, and 
 
 4001 i owns^end (J.) Sermons on various subjects, 8vo. half 
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 4064 Tucker (J.) Seventeen Sermons on some «/ Uil' most 
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 4067 Upjohn (W.) Discourses on the Parables of our Lord 
 
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 4069 Van Mildert (W ) Sermons preached at Linc^ln^'l'V, 
 
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 4071 Waldo (P.) Lectures on the Liturgv of the Church of 
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 4072 Walker (G.) Sermons on various subjects, iivo. 2 vols. 
 
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 4U70 Discourses on the Sabbath, 12mo. to. 3s. 
 
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 4080 Weston (Bp.) Sermons on various subjects, IMoral and 
 
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 4081 Whaley (N.) Eight Sermons preached on several occa- 
 
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 4084 Whichcote (B.) Discourses, 12mo. 4 vols, calf, 12s. 
 
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 4085 Whitaker (E. W.) Family Sermons, 8vo. 3 vols, boards, 
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 4086 Whitby (D.) Sermons on the Attributes of God, 8vo. 
 
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 4087 Whitby's Discourses on the Five Points, 8vo. boards, 98. 
 
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 4089Whitfeld(W.) A Discourse on Enthusiasm, delivered 
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 4094 Williams (D.) Practical Discourses on several important 
 
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 4097 (P.) Sermonson Christian Duty, 8vo. boards, 9s. 
 
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 4099 (W.) Parochial Sermons, 8vo. boards, 10s. 6d. 
 
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 4100 Augustin (St.) Sermons sur le Nouveau Testament, tra- 
 
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 4101 Basil (St.) Homt'lies, Discours, et Lettres, choisis de St. 
 
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 4102Bertheau (C.) Sermons sur divers textes de I'ecriture 
 
 Sainte, 3 vols. 8vo. 7s. 6d. Amst. 1730 
 
 4103 Bouvoust (J. L.) Sermons sur divers textes de I'ecriture 
 
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 4104Bossuet (J. B.) Sermons, 12mo. 17 vols, half calf 31. 
 
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 — Pancgyriques, et Oraisons Fu- 
 
 4105 
 4106 
 
 4107 
 4108 
 
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 Oraisons Funebres, Wmo. half calf , 3s. 
 
 a Paris, 1802 
 
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 4109 BouUier (D. R.) Sermons sur divers textes de I'ecriture 
 
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 41 10 another, 4 vols. 8vo. sewed, 14s. ib. 1803 
 
 4111 Bourdaloue (R. P.) Sermons pour tous les jours du 
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 4115 Cheminais, Sermons, 12ino. 5 vols, boards, I5s. 
 
 d Brusselle, 1754 
 
 4116 Claude (J. J.) Sermons sur divers textes de I'ecriture 
 
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 4117^ Sermons sur divers textes de I'ecriture 
 
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 41 18 Les Fruits de la Repentance, ou Sermon 
 
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 a Geneve, 1777 
 
 41 19 Durand (H.) Serie de Discours explicatifs de la Liturpie 
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 4120Jossevel (S.) Sermons sur divers textes de I'ecriture 
 Saintes, a Geneve, 1735. Gaultier (F.) Quatre Ser- 
 mons sur divers textes de I'ancien Testament, 8vo. in 1 
 vol. half calf, 6s. d Cologne, 1696 
 
 4121 Lucas, Sermons sur la i\Iort et sur le Jugement, tra- 
 duits de TAnglois, par E. de Joncourt, 8vo. sewed, 
 4s. 6d. Uirechl, 1734 
 
 4122]Maitre (J. H. le) Nouveau Recueil de Sermons sur 
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 occasions extraordinaires, 8vo. 4s. 6d. Utrecht, 1741 
 
 4123 IMarmet (E.) Dix Sermons sur quelques textes tirez de 
 I'ecriture Saincte, 12mo. 2s. 6d. d Geneve, 1636 
 
 ^Vith autograph of the author. 
 
 4124]Massillon, Petit Careme, 18mo. sewed, port. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Paris, 1823 
 
 4125 IMaurice, Sermons sur divers textes de I'ecriture Sainte, 
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 4126Pictet (B.) Huit Sermons sur I'examen des Religions, 
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 4127 Riviere (J. B. de la) Sermons sur divers textes de I'ecri- 
 ture Sainte, 8vo. calf, 6s. Amst. 1746 
 
 4128Rocheblave, Sermons sur di verses Matieres importantes, 
 d Geneve, 1726. IMaitre (J. H. le) Sermons sur divers 
 textes de I'ecriture Sainte, 8vo. in 1 vol. half calf , 6s. 
 
 d Lemgo, 1737 
 
 4129 Sack, Nouveaux Sermons sur divers textes de I'ecriture 
 Sainte, traduits de TAllemand, par sa Majestie laReine de 
 Prusse, 8vo. sewed, 3s. a la liaye, 1779 
 
 4130 Saurin (J.) Sermons sur divers textes de I'ecriture Sainte, 
 
 8vo. 12 vols, calf, very neat, 2/ 5s. a la Haye, 1730 — 
 4131 another, 8vo. 9 vols, calf, \l. 16s. ' ib. 1730 
 
 {j}. A. TALB0Y8, 
 
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 313 
 
 4132 Segaud, Sermons, 12mo. 2 vols, calf, 4s. d Paris, 1750 
 41 a3 Panegyriques, 12mo. calf, 2s. ib. 1750 
 
 4134 Sermons Choisis et autres Pieces de divers Auteurs, 
 
 12mo. half calf, 2s. 6d. Londres, 1728 
 
 4135 Superville (D. de) Sermons sur divers textes de Tecriture 
 Sainte, 8vo. 3 vols, calf 12s. Amst. 1754 
 
 4136 Werenfels (S.) Sermons sur des veritez importantes de 
 
 la Religion, 8vo. calf, 4s. d Geneve, 1 720 
 
 ix. Sermons in ike German language. 
 
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 Zitfau, 1826 
 
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 4140 Schleiermacher (F.) Predigten, 4 Thle, 8vo. BerL 
 
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 Titel. Christl. Festpredigten, 1 Bd. 1/. lis. 1826 
 
 4141 Predigten, 8vo. 7 vols, sewed, 
 
 2/. 7s- Berlin, 1816 
 
 4142 Thiesz (J. D.) Predigtent^vurfe, ic. 4r. 5r. Jahrg. 8vo. 
 
 8s. 6d. Hamb. 1794-5 
 
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 XII. HISTORICAL THEOLOGY. 
 
 1. HISTORY OP RELIGIONS. 
 
 [For books on this subject see also section 3. at page 5.] 
 
 i. General Histories. 
 
 4143Reinliard(Ph.C.) Abriss einer Geschichte der Entste- 
 hung und Ausbildung der religiosen Ideen, 8vo. 7iew, 
 sewedy 4s. Jen. 1794 
 
 4144 Vossii (G. J.) De Theologia Gentili et Physiologia Chris- 
 tiana : sive de origine ac progressu Idolatriae, 4to. 3 vols. 
 vellum, \l. 4s. Franc. 1675 
 
 4145 Picart (Bern.) Ceremonies and Religious Customs of the 
 various Nations of the Known World, together with 
 Historical Annotations, and several Curious Discourses 
 equally instructive and entertaining, folio, 4 vols, half 
 calf, verij neat, numerous plates, 21, 12s. 6d. 
 
 London, 1733 
 4146Miln(R.) A Course of Physico- Theological Lectures 
 upon the State of the World from the Creation to the 
 Deluge, 8vo. calf 2s. 6d. Carlisle, 1786 
 
 4147Boulanger, L'Antiquite devoilee par ses usages ou Exa- 
 men critique des principales Opinions, Ceremonies, et 
 Institutions Religieuses et Politiques des differens 
 Peuple de la Terre, 8vo. 4 vols, sewed, 8s. Amst. 1775 
 4148 Alley (Jerome) Vindicaj Christianae, a comparative Es- 
 timate of the Genius and Temper of the Greek, the 
 Roman, the Hindu, the Mahometan, and the Christian 
 
 HISTORICAL THEOLOGY. 
 
 315 
 
 Religions, 8vo. boards, 16s. 
 
 1826 
 
 4149 Creuzer, Symbolik und INIythologie der alten Viilker be- 
 sonders der Griechen fortgesetz von Mone, mit kupf. 
 Atlas, 8vo. 6 vols. 3/. 3s. Leipz. 1819 
 
 4150. Religions de I'Antiquite considerees principale- 
 
 ment dans leurs formes symboliques et mythologiques, 
 traduit de TAllemand, par J. D. Guigniant, 8vo. 3 vols. 
 sewed f plates, \L lOs. Parisy 1825 
 
 ^D. A. TALBOVS, 
 
 4151 Creuzer, Symbolik und JMythologie der alten Volkerbe- 
 sonders der Griechen in auszuge von G. H. IMoser, mit 
 einer iibersicht der Geschichte des heidenthums im 
 nordlichen Europa, von F. J. IMone, 8vo. sewed, 18s. 
 
 Leipz, 1822 
 41^2 Keightley (T.) The Mythology of Ancient Greece and 
 Italy, intended chiefly for the use of Students at the 
 Universities, and the higher classes in schools, 8vo. new, 
 cloth, 12 plates, 18s. Lond. 1831 
 
 4153 Bryant (J.) A New System ; or, an Analysis of Ancient 
 Alythology, wherein "an attempt is made to divest tra- 
 dition of fable, and to reduce the truth to its original 
 purity, 8vo. 6 vols, new, calf, gilt, plates, 41. 4s. 
 
 Lond. ISO'] 
 4154Moritz (C. P.) The Mythology of the Greeks and Ro- 
 mans, translated from the German, J2mo. boards, 6s. 
 
 Oxford, 1S32 
 Uoi} Richter (J. A. L.) Das Christenthum und die Altesten 
 Religion des Orients, oder iiber den Zusammenh. vers- 
 chied. morgenl. Religions begriffe und Laute mit ahn- 
 lichen der Westlander, 8vo. neiv, seivcd, 9s. Lips. 1819 
 4156Schlegel (J. K. F.) Ueber der Geist der Religionstatt 
 alter Zeiten und Viilker, 8vo. 2 vols. 7iew, saved, 13s. 
 
 Hunnov. 1819 
 
 4157Miraei, Notitia Episcopatuum orbis Christiani ; in qua 
 
 Christiana) Religionis amplitudo elucet, 12mo. vellum, 
 
 2s. 6d. Antv. 1613 
 
 4158 ^ — De Statu Religionis Christiana?, per Europam, 
 
 Asiam, Africani, et orbem Novum, 12mo. vellujn, 2s. 
 
 Colon. 1619 
 4159 Penn (G.) A Christian's Survey of all the Primary 
 Events and Periods of the World, from the commence- 
 ment of History, to the conclusion of Prophecy, 12mo. 
 half calf 4^. ' Lond.\S\2 
 
 ii. Egyptians and Carthaginians. 
 
 4160 Jamblichi, Chalcidensis ex Coele-Syria, de Mysteriis 
 liber. Procmittitur Epistola Porphyrii ad Anebonem 
 ^gyptium, eodem argumento, ed. T. Gale, c. vers. Lat. 
 et Notas, folio, calf, lUs. 6d. Oxoti. 1678 
 
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 316 
 
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 4161 Jablonsky (P. E.) Pantheon iEgyptorum, seu de eorum 
 diis et theologia, 8vo. 3 parts, vellum, 168. 
 
 *' Franco/. 1750-2 
 
 4162 another, 8vo. 3 parts, in 1 vol. vellum^ 16s. 
 
 ib. 1750-2 
 
 4163 
 
 Autograph of Gesner. 
 
 Opuscula quibus lingua et antiq. 
 
 iEgyptiorum, difficil librorum Sacr. loca et Hist Eccles. 
 illustrantur, edit. J. G. te Water, 8vo. 4 vols, new, 
 vellum, 21. 12s. 6d. Lug. Bat. 1804 
 
 4164 Hirt (A.) Ueber die Bildung der JE^yi. Gotthieten, 
 4to. plates, 10s. 6d. Berol. 1821 
 
 4165 Pignorii (L.) Pataviiii Mensa Isiaca, qua Sacrorum apud 
 JEg\'ptios ratio et simulacra subjectis tabulis seneis simul 
 exhibentur et explicantur. Access, ejusd. Authoris de 
 IMagna Deum JMatre discursus, et sigillorum, gemmarum, 
 amuletorum aliquot figursc et earundem ex Kirchero 
 Chifletioque interpretatio. Nee non J. P. Tomasini Pla- 
 nus JEnea et de vita rebusque Pignorii dissertatio, 4to. 
 vellum, 7s. Amst. 1670 
 
 Ouvrages curieux et recherchcs. — Bhunet. 
 
 4166 Vogel (P. J. S.) Versuch uber die Religion der alten 
 ^SVPter und Griechen, 8vo. new, sewed, plates, 7s. 
 
 Numb. 1793 
 
 4167 Schmidt (de F. Sm.) De Sacerdott et Sacrific. ^Egypt, 
 
 8vo. 2s. 6d. Tub. 1768 
 
 4168Munter (F.) Religion der Karthager, Kopenh. 1822, 
 Beilage : der Tempel der himmlischen Gottin zu Paphos, 
 4to. new, sewed, plates, 14s. Kopenhag. 1824 
 
 See the learned treatise of my friend, Bishop JMunter, for everytlnng 
 relating to the religion of the Carthaginians. — Heeren. 
 
 4169 Ueber einige Sardische Idole, e. Beilage, 
 
 4to. 2s. 6d. lb. 1822 
 
 [d. a. talboys, 
 
 HISTORICAL THEOLOGY. 
 
 iii. Jews and Samaritans. 
 
 317 
 
 See some works on Uiis subject, pp. 149—153. and again at p. 267. 
 
 4170 Talmud Babylonicum Hebraicum integrum ex Sapientum 
 scriptis et responsis compositum a Rab. Aser, additis 
 Comment. Rab. Sal. larchi et Rab. Mosis Maimonidis 
 Hebraicaj, sm. fol. 14 vols./we copy, old russia, 121. 12s. 
 
 .,^, Amst. 1644 
 
 41/1 lalmudis Babylonici codex succa, sive de Tabernaculo- 
 rum festo, ritus ejus atque ceremonias exponens. Lat. 
 donav. notisque philol. ex utroque Talmude, aliisque 
 vet. ac mod. Rabb. script, illustr. F. B. Dachs, 4to. 
 veUum, 7s. 6d. Traj. ad Rhen. 1726 
 
 See also Nos. 1976-7. 
 
 4172 Der Talmud Traclit Peah ubersetzt von J. Jac. Rabe 
 4to.3s.6 d. „ , , , Anspach^l^si 
 
 4j^j Iractat Berachoth aus. d. Hieros. und Ba- 
 by 1. Gemara iibersetzt von J. Jac, Rabe, 4to. 10s. 6d. 
 
 4174Pezron (M.) Defense de I'Antiquite des ten^s, ou IW 
 soutient la Tradition des Peres et des Eglises, contra 
 celle du Talmud ; et ou Ion fait voir la corruption de 
 I'Hebreu des Juifs, 4to. 2 vols, calf, 12s. a Parist, 1702 
 
 4175 Schoettgenii (C.) Horaj Hebraicaj et Talmudicae, 4to. 
 2 vols, velhnn, \l. 18s. Drcsd! 11^ 
 
 4176I\Iischna; sive totius Hebraiorum Juris, Rituum, Anti- 
 quitatum, ac Legum oralium Systema, cum kabin- 
 Maimonidis et Bartenorse Comment, integris ; Latini- 
 tate donavit, ac Notis illustravit G. Surenhusius, folio 
 6 vols, neat, 3/. 13s. 6d. Amst. 1696 
 
 4177 Mischna. Heb. 6 parts, 4to. swd. 21. 14s. Berlin, 1832-4. 
 
 This contains the Hebrew text, together with a German translation 
 comment, etc. all in Hebrew characters. The text is pointed 
 It is edited by J. M. Jost, a neoiogical jew. 
 
 4178Mischnah, oder des Text des Talmuds, iibers. umschrie- 
 ben und mid Anmerkungen erlautert von J. J. Rabe 
 
 A 1 ^rn c V** ^ ^®^^' '^^^^' ^^^^'^^' ^ ^' ^^^' Ansbach, 1760-63 
 
 4179 Schottlander (B.) Zaphnath Paneach oder Samml. Mo- 
 ral. Lehren. Spruche, Erzahl. und Gedichte aus d 
 Talmud und anderer heil. Schriften, 8vo. 2 vols, sewed, 
 ^- Hanov. 1804-12 
 
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 4180 Bartoloccii (J.) Bibliotheca INIagna Rabbinica de Scrip- 
 toribus, et Scriptis Hebraicis, ordine alphabetico He- 
 braice et Latine digestis, folio, 4 vols. Rome, 1675-93 
 
 Bibliotheca latino-hebraica, sive de scriptoribus lat. 
 
 qui contra Judeos scripsere, auct. Jos. Imbonato, folio, 
 1694. 5 vols, half calf, nncut.Jine copij, 41. 14s. 6d. 
 
 4181 Wolfii (J. C.) Bibliotheca Hebraea, 4to. 4 vols, half calf 
 
 ^ JIamb.]7\ri 
 
 4182 Bertholdt (Lh.) De Ortu Theol. vett. Hebr. ejusque 
 
 c. diverso diversor. seculor, quib. incrementa sua cepit, 
 
 in*^enio atq. indole conjrruentia, P. i. 8vo. 2s. Erl. 1803 
 
 4183Bretschneider (K. G.) Cajiita theolog. JudaM)r. dogm. e. 
 
 Josephi scriptis, 8vo. Is. 6d. Lips. 1812 
 
 4184 Hallenberg (Jon.) Die geheime Lehre der alten Orient- 
 alen und Juden zur innern und hohern Bibel erkliirung 
 Rabbin, u. s. w., 8vo. 4s. 6d. Rostock^ 1805 
 
 4185 Beer (P.) Geschichte Lehren und Meinungen aller be- 
 standenen und noch bestehenden religiosen Sectender 
 Juden und der Geheimlehre oder Cabbalah, 8vo. 2 vols. 
 sewed, 14s. 6d. Rriinn. 1822-4 
 
 4186 Eisenmenger, (J. A.) Enteckter Judenthum, 4to. 14s. 6d. 
 
 Frank. IJOO 
 
 4187 Lent (J.) De Moderna Theologia Judaica, 8vo. vellum, 
 
 neat, scarce, 5s. 6d. Herborna-, 1694 
 
 4188 Busing (J. C.) Dissertat. Theol. -Philol. de Tubis He- 
 braeorum argenteis, 4to. 2s. 6d. lircnuc, 1745 
 
 4189 Stephani (D.) Diatribe Philologica de rilSItDH D'^, 4to. 
 
 2s. Lips. 1677 
 
 4190 Bar-Cepha Syro (IMose) de Paradiso commentarius : adj. 
 
 est etiam Basilii Xtirovpyia ex vet. cod. Syr. ling, scripto. 
 Praeterea Profess. Fidei duac; altera Mosis Alardeni 
 Jacobit.T, Leg. Patriarchs Antiocheni ; altera Sulace, 
 sive Suid Nestoriani, design. Patr. Nestorianorum. Om- 
 nia ex Syriaca ling, nuper translata per Andr. IMasium, 
 12mo. old vellum, 4s. Antv. 1569 
 
 4191 Sacy (S.) Notice de I'ouvrage intitule L' Appreciation du 
 
 IMonde, traduit de I'Hebreu, par IM. Berr,8vo. 2s. 6d. — 
 
 4192 Sauer (J.) de Essenis et Therapeutis disquisitio, 8vo. 
 Is. 6d. Vratislav. 1829 
 
 4193 Valckenaeri (L. C.) Diatribe de Aristobulo Judaeo. ed. 
 
 P. Wesselingii et J. Luzac. 4to. sewed, Ss. 6d. 
 
 Lufj. Bat. 1806 
 4194Warburton. Julian; or, a Discourse concerning the 
 
 [d. a. talboys. 
 
 HISTORICAL THEOLOGY. 
 
 319 
 
 Earthquake and Fiery Eruption, which defeated that 
 Emperor's Attempt to rebuild the Temple at Jerusa- 
 
 4 in- ^^"^' ^^"' ^^^^' '^' ^owd ^750 
 
 4190 . another, 8vo. calf, 7s. ib. 1751 
 
 4196 Bialloblotzky (C. H. F.) de Legis Mosaic* abrogations 
 Comment. 4to. neiv, sewed, 7s. Gotting. 1825 
 
 4197 Heuvel (W. D.) Dissert. Philol. de Vindemia et Tor- 
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356 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 CONTAINING ORIENTAL LITERATURE. 
 
 Hebrew, 
 
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 4687 Essai sur les Hieroglyphes, ou nouvelle Lettres sur ce 
 
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 4688 Jameson (G.) Spicilegia Antiquitatum ^Egypti atque ei 
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 4689 Klaproth (J.) Examen critique des travaux de feu M. 
 
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 4692 Maji (A.) Catalogo de' Papiri Egiziani della Biblioteca 
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 4693 Pahlin. Lettre sur Les Hieroglyphes, 8vo. sewed, 2s. 6d. 
 
 1802 
 
 4694 Analyse de I'lnscription en Hieroglyphes du 
 
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 4695 Salt (H.) Essay on Dr. Young's and ]\L Champollion's 
 
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358 APPENDIX. 
 
 4696 Seyffarth (G.) Brevis Defensio Hieroglvphices inventae 
 a F. A. G. Spohn et G. Seyffarth, 4to. Ss. Lips. 1827 
 
 4697 Unser Alphabet ein Abbild des Thierkreises 
 
 mit der Constellation der sieben Planeten, A. M. 7 Sept. 
 des Jahres 3446 vor Christus Angeblich zu Ende der 
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 Seyffarth, 2 pts. 4to. sewed, 21. 68. Lips. 1825-31 
 
 Arabic. 
 
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 \l}. A. TALBOYS, 
 
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 4717Hamaker (A.) Spec. cat. codd. Mss. Orient. Biblioth. 
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 OXFORD.] I i 
 
360 APPENDIX. 
 
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 4723 Consessus ed. A. Schultens, 4to. calf, 14s. 
 
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 ORIENTAL LITERATURE. 
 
 361 
 
 4724 
 
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 4726 Liber Concinnitatis nominum id. est, vitae illustrium vi- 
 
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 4727 Locmani Fabulae Arabicae cum interpr. Lat. et notis Th. 
 
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 4728 Fabulae quae circumf. annot. crit. et Gloss, 
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 4729 • Fabulae Arab, edente Caws, de Percival, 4to. 
 
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 4733 Lockmann. Fables d'Esope et de Lockmann, traduc- 
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 4731 Pocock (E.) Philosophus Autodidactus, sive Epistola 
 Abi laafar, Ebn Tophail, de Hai Ebn Yokdhan, Arab, 
 et Lat. 4to. old binding, 4s. Oxonii, 1671 
 
 4732Primae Lineae Institutionum ad fundamenta dialecti 
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 4733 Proverbium Arabicorum, cum interp. Lat. et Scholiis J. 
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 4734Ravii (S. F.) Specimen Arabicum continens descrip- 
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 4735 Rosenmuller (E. F. C.) Analecta Arabica, 3 parts, 4to. 
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 III. Syria descripta a Shehfo £l-Edrisio et Khalil Ben-Schakin 
 Dhaheri. 
 
 4736 Schnurrer (C. F.) Bibliothecae Arabicae, 4to. 7 parts in 
 
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 4737 Schultens (H. A.) Pars Versionis Arabicae libri Colailah 
 
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 4738 Taberistanensis : id est, Abu Deschaferi INIohammed Ben 
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 Kosegarten, vol. i. 4to. sewed, \l. 8s. Gryph. 1831 
 
 3739 Tausend und Eine Nacht, arabisch nach einer Hands- 
 chrift aus Tunis herausg. von Dr. M. Habicht, 12mo. 
 5 vols, sewed, 3/. 7s. Bresl. 1825 
 
 4740 Poema Tograi, ex vers. Lat. J. Golii, cum schol. et notis 
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 Franc. 1769 
 
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362 
 4741 
 
 4742 
 4743 
 
 4744 
 
 4745 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 Pareau (L. G.) Specimen Acad, continens Comment, de 
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 Tydeman (B. F.) Specimen Philologicnm, exhibens 
 Conspectum operis Ibn Chalicsmi de vitis illustrium 
 virorum, 4to. seived,Jine paper, 15s. Lug. Bat 1809 
 Weyers (H. E.) S])ecimen criticiim, exhibens Locos Ibn 
 Khacanis de Ibn Zeidouno ex IMss. cod. Biblioth., Lug. 
 Bat. et Goth, editos, Lat. redd, et annot. illustr., 4to. 
 served, 13s. Gd. Lug. Bat. 1831 
 
 Abulfedac, Annales JMuslemici, Arabice et Latine. 
 Opera et studiis J. J. Keiskii, etc. nunc primum edidit 
 D. J, G. C. Adler, vols, i— iv., 4to. sd. 51. 5s. Hafn. 1790 
 
 Persian. 
 
 4746Ignatii Grammatica lingua Persicae, 4to. 3s. 6d. 
 
 Romce, Ptop.Jidw, 1661 
 
 This work is marked 9s. sewed, in the Orient. Cat. of Howell and 
 Stewart. For other Grammars see p. 85. 
 
 4747 Acbarya, Bhascara. The Lilavati, a Treatise on Arith- 
 metic, translated into Persian from the Sanscrit, by the 
 celebrated Feizi, 8vo. sewed, 7s. 6d. Calcutta, 1827 
 4749 Beckii (INL F.) Ephemerides^ Pars., folio, half bound, 
 scarce, 10s. 6d. Aug. Vind. 1696 
 
 4750Hazin (Sheikh Mohammed Ali) Life, \vrittenby himself, 
 edited from two Persian Mss., and noted with their 
 various readings by F. C. Balfour, 8vo. boards, 10s. 6d. 
 
 Lond. 1831 
 4751 ' another, royal 8vo. cloth, large paper, 16s. 
 
 ib. 1831 
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 4752 
 
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 Watson Taylor's copy. 
 
 4753 Mirchondi IlistoriaGasnevidarum, Persice, ex cod. Berol. 
 aliisque nunc primum ed. lect. var instruxit Latine 
 vertit annotat. historicis illustr. F. Wilken, 4to. boards, 
 \l. I4s. Berol. 1832 
 
 \jD. A. TALBOYS, 
 
 ORIENTAL LITERATURE. 
 
 363 
 
 4754 Mirchondi Historia Samanidarum, Persice, ed. F. Wilken 
 
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 4755 Mueller (J. J.) Historia Merdasidarum ex Halebensibus 
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 4756 Nizami, Poetae Narrationes et Fabulae Persice, ex cod. 
 
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 4757 The last Days of Krishna and the Sons of Pandu, from 
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 Lond. 1831 
 
 4758 Vullers (J. A.) Chrestomathia Schalinamiana, 8vo. sewerf, 
 
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 4759 Klaproth (J.) VocabulaireGeorgien-Fran^aiset Fran9ai8- 
 
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 4763Megiseri (II.) Institutionum Linguae Turcicae, 18mo. 
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 476oClodu Compendiosum Lexicon Latino-Turcico-Ger- 
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364 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 Armenian. 
 
 4766 Agop (J.) Puritas Haygica, seu Grammatica Armenica : 
 i. Grammatica Armenica ; ii. Grammatica Latina Ar- 
 menica explicata ; iii. Grammatica Armenice explic, 3 
 parts, 4to. 1/. 7s. Rom(e, 1675 
 
 4767Belland (M.) Essai sur la langue Armenienne, 8vo. $d. 
 5s. 6d. ** Paris, 1826 
 
 4768 Latham (R. G.) See No. 4760. 
 
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 4771 Klaietsi (N.) Elegie sur la Prise d'Edesse, par les 
 
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 Sanscrit. 
 
 4772 Adelung Versuch einer literatur der Sanskrit Sprache, 
 8vo. sewed, 8s. St. Petersburg, 1830 
 
 4773 Adelung. An Historical Sketch of Sanscrit Literature, 
 with copious Bibliographical Notices of Sanscrit Works 
 and Translations: translated from the German, with 
 numerous additions and corrections, by D. A. Talboys, 
 8vo. bds, 10s. 6d. Oxford, 1832 
 
 " One of the most r«spectable am\ useful books which have for a long 
 time issued from the press.— It is, in fact, a vade mecum, without 
 which the library of no oriental scholar can be esteemed perfect : 
 possessing a classification so systematically regular, that all the 
 known treasures of this sacred tongue are, as it were, at one 
 glance brought before the enquirer." Aiiatic Journal. 
 
 " From the same quarter, we have been surprised with a translation 
 of Adelung's Sketch of Sanscrit Literature, not only enriched 
 with many useful additions, but remodelled— and from a meagre 
 and imperfect catalogue, rendered a much fuller and even an in- 
 teresting compilation." — Quarterly lieview. 
 
 4tTJi Blumhardt's Vergleichende Bernerkungen iiber die Fa- 
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 365 
 
 4775 Bopp (F.) Vergleichende Grammatik des Sanskrit, Zend, 
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 und Deutschen, 4to. sewed, 16s. 6d. Bert. 1833 
 
 4776 Grammatica Critica linguae Sanskritae, 2 parts, 
 
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 4777 Kritische Grammatik der sanskrita-Sprache 
 
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 4779 iiber einige Demonstratiostarame und ihren 
 
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 478O iiber den Einfluss der Pronomina auf die 
 
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 478I Frank (O.) Grammatica Sanskrita, 4to. served, II. 10s. 
 
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 4782 another, 1 /. 3s. ib. 1823 
 
 4783Lepsius (R.) Paliiogtaphie als IMittel fiir die Sprach- 
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 sewed, 4s. 6d. Berl. 1834 
 
 4784 Rosen (F.) Corporis Radicum Sanscritarum prolusio, 
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 4785 Radices Sanscritae, 8vo. sewed, 9s. ib. 1827 
 
 4786 Wilkins (C.) A Grammar of the Sanskrita Language, 
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 4787 another, 4to. boards, 3/. 3s. 
 
 4788 Bopp, Glossarium Sanskritum, 4to. sewed, 9s. 
 
 Berol. IS30 
 
 4789 Wilson (H. H.) Dictionary, Sancrit and English, 4to. 
 
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 4790 Yates (W.) Sanscrit Vocabulary, containing the Nouns, 
 
 Adjectives, &c., with Explanations in Bengalee and 
 English, 8vo. 10s. ib. 1820 
 
 4791 Frank (O.) Chrestomathia Sanskrita, 4to. 2 parts, sewed, 
 
 SI. 5s. Monachii, 1821 
 
 4792 another, 21. 12s. 6d. ib. 1821 
 
 4793 Araschuna's Reise zu Indra's Himmel, nebst anderen 
 Episoden des IMaha-Bharata; in der Ursprache zum 
 erstenmal herausgegeben, metrisch iibersetzt und mit 
 
 OXFORD.^ 
 
366 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
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 4794 Bhapvad-Gita, das hohe Lied der Indus, aus der sans- 
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 gischen und philosophischen Anmerkungen versehen von 
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 4796 Bhartri Hari. Three Satacas or Centuries of Verses, in 
 the original Sanscrit, edited by Carey, 4to. 
 
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 4797 Dandi. Dasa Cumara Charita ; or. Adventures of ten 
 Youths, abridged by Apyayga, in the original Sanscrit, 
 edited by Carey, 4to. * ib. 1804 
 
 4798 Devimahatmyam. Markarideyi Purani Sectio, ed. Lat. 
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 4799 Diluvium, cum tribus aliis Maha-Bharati priestantiss. 
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 4800 Gitago'vinda ; or, the Songs of Jayadeva, translated by 
 
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 4801 Gymnosophista, sive Indicae philosophiae documenta ; 
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 4802 Hito'padcsa ; or. Salutary Instruction; — Diisa Cumara 
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 scrit, 4to. half cloth, 1 8s. Serampore, 1 804 
 
 4803 Hito'padesa in the Sanskrita Language, 4to. half calf, 
 
 12s. Lond. 1810 
 
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 4804 Hitdpadesas ; id est, Institutio Salutaris, Sanscr. et Lat. 
 ed. A. G. a Schlegel et C. Lassen, 2 parts, 4to. swd. 21, 
 
 Ban, 1829-31 
 
 4805 another, do. 1/. 10*. 
 
 4806 Hito'padesa. Bernstein (G. H.) HitopadcTsi Particula, 
 edidit et Glossarium Sanscrito-Latinum adjecit, 4to. 7s- 
 6d. I'ratisl. 1823 
 
 [u. A. TALB0Y8, 
 
 ORIENTAL LITERATURE. 367 
 
 Hitdpadesa, or Vishnusarman, translated by Sir William 
 Jones, in his Works, 9 vols. 4to. 8/. 18s. 6d. Lond. 1799 
 
 4808 Malatimadhava; Fabula? Bhavabhutis. Actus primus ex 
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 4809 Menu Sanhita : the Institutes of INIenu, with the Com- 
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 4810]Menu, The Institutes of, according to the Gloss of Cal- 
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 Jones ; a new edition, collated with the Sanscrit Text, 
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 4811 Institutes of Hindu Law ; or the ordinances of 
 
 INIenu, according to the gloss of Culluca, comprising the 
 Indian system of Duties, Religious and Civil ; verbally 
 translated from the original Sanscrit, with a preface, 
 by Sir William Jones. In Sir W. Jones's Works, 4to. 
 9 vols. 8/. 18s. 6d. 
 
 4812Nalodaya, Sanscritum Carmen Catidaso adscriptum, una 
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 interpretatione atque annotat. criticis instruxit F. 
 Benary, 4to. sewed, 13s. 6d. Berol. 1830 
 
 4813Nalus IMaha-Bliarati Episodium, Textus Sanscritus cum 
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 10s. 6d. Berol. 1832 
 
 4814 Nala Eine Indische Dichtung von Vjasa, aus dem San- 
 skrit im versmaasze der Urschrift iibersetzt, und mit 
 Anmerkungen begleitet von J. G. L. Kosegarten, 8vo. 
 sewed, 7s. ^A. Jena;, 1820 
 
 4815Padma Purana. Wollheim (A. E.) De Nonnullis Pad- 
 ma-Purani capitibus textum e. cod. JMss. Bibl. Reg. 
 Berol. edidit versionem Latinam et annotat., 4to. sewed, 
 4s. Berol. 1831 
 
 4816Ramayuna(The)of Valmeeki, in the original Sanscrit, 
 with explanatory notes by W. Carey and J. Marshman, 
 vol. i, containing the first Book, 4to. sewed, \l. 16s. 
 published at 51. 5s. Serampore, 1806 
 
 4817 Ramayana, id est Carmen Epicum de Ramae, rebus gestis 
 poetae antiquiss. V^almicis opus textum codd. Mss. 
 collat. recens. interpret. Lat. et annotat. crit. adjecit A. 
 G. a Schlegel, vol. i. pars 1, 2, royal 8vo. boards, 31. 3s. 
 
 Boniice, 1829 
 
 4818 Reg.-Vedaj Specimen, edidit Frid. Rosen, 4to. boards, 
 
 68. 1830 
 
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368 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 4819 Sancara. Windischmanni (F. H. H.) Sancara sive de 
 Tbeologumenis Vendanticorum, 8vo. sewed, 9s. 
 
 Bonnie, 1833 
 
 4820Sundfliit (Die) nebst drei anderen der wichtigsten 
 Episoden des Maha-Bharata. Aus der Ursprache 
 iibersetzt von F. Bopp, 8vo. sewed, 3s. Berl. 1829 
 
 4821 Urvasi, Fab. Calidasi, text. Sansc. ed. interpr. Lat. et 
 
 notas illust. adj. R. Lenz, 4to. sewed, 18s. Berol. 1833 
 
 4822 Wilson (H. H.) Select Specimens of the Theatre of the 
 
 Hindus, translated from the original Sanscrit, 8vo. 3 
 vols, boards, 11. lOs. Calcutta, 1827 
 
 4823 Yadjnadatta-Badha, ou la Mort d'Yadjnadatta, Episode 
 extrait et traduit du Ramayana, par A. L. Chezy, 8vo. 
 sewed, larye jyaper, 4s. (id. d Paris, 1814 
 
 4824 Yadjnadattabada, ou la Mort d'Yadjnadatta, donne avec 
 
 le texte, grave une analyse grammaticale tres detaillee, 
 une traduction Fran^aise, et des notes ; par A. L. 
 Chezy, et suivi d'une traduction Latine litterale par J. 
 L. Bournouf, 4to. sewed, 15s. 6d. a Paris, 1826 
 
 4825 Das zerbrochene Gefass Ein sanskritisches Gedicht, 
 
 herausgegeben iibersetzt, nachgeahmt und erlautert von 
 G. M. Dursch, 4to. sewed, 3s. 6d. BerL 1828 
 
 Pali, Bengalee, Cingalese, and Tamul. 
 
 4826 Burnouf E. et C. Lassen. Essai sur le Pali, ou Langue 
 Sacree de la presqu'lle ou-dela du Gange, 8vo. sewed, 
 plates, 15s. (id. Paris, 1826 
 
 4287 Carey (W.) A Grammar of the Bengalee Language, 8vo. 
 sewed, \l. lis. 6d. Serampore, 1805 
 
 4828 Ruell (J.) Grammatica of Singaleesche Taal-Kunst, 4to. 
 
 sewed, 16s. Amst. 1708 
 
 Very rare. See Howell and Stewart's Catalogue. 
 
 4829 Zeigenbalg (B.) Grammatica Damulica, 4to. sewed, 78. 
 
 Haloe, 1716 
 
 4830 The Vedala Cadai, being the Tamul Version of a Col- 
 lection of Ancient Tales in the Sanscrit language, en- 
 titled the Vetkla Panchavinsati, royal 8vo. Lond, 1831 
 
 []d. a. TALB0Y8, 
 
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 4831 Extracts from the Sakaa Thevan Saasteram, translated 
 
 from the Tamul language, royal 8vo. London, 1831 
 
 Japanese and Malay. 
 
 4832 Rodriguez (P.) Elemens de la Grammaire Japonaise, 
 
 8vo. sewed, 9s. 6d. Paris, 1825 
 
 4833 Supplement ou remarques additionnelles sur quelques 
 points du systeme grammatical des Japonais, tirees de 
 la Grammaire composee en Espagnol, par le P. Oyan- 
 guren, etc., 8vo. sewed, 2s. 6d. 1826 
 
 4834 Grammar of the Malay Tongue as spoken in the Penin- 
 
 sula of JMalacca, the islands of Sumatra, Java, Borneo, 
 Pulo Pinang, etc. etc., 4to. half calf , map, 7s. 6d. 
 
 Lond. 1800 
 
 4835 Marsden's Grammar of the IMalay language, 4to. boards, 
 
 15s. Lond. 1812 
 
 4836 Dictionary, Malayan and English, 4to. boards, 
 
 1/. los. lb. 1812 
 
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 us little room to regret that we possess no other guides to the ac- 
 quirement of the language. — Edinb. Review. 
 
 4837 Haex (D.) Dictionarum IMalaico-Latinum et Latino- 
 Malaicum, 4to. old vellum, 8s. Romas, 1631 
 
 This vocabulary, though not extensive, has considerable merit. 
 Marseon's Malay Grammar. 
 
 4838 Memoirs of a IVIalayan Family, written by themselves, 
 
 and translated from the original by W. Marsden, royal 
 8vo. cloth, large paper, 2s. London, 1^0 
 
 Watson Taylor's copy. 
 
 Chinese. 
 
 5839 Marshman (J.) Elements of Chinese Grammar, with a 
 preliminary Dissertation on the Characters and the Col- 
 loquial Medium of the Chinese, and an Appendix, con- 
 taining the Ta-Hyoh of Confucius, with a translation, 
 4to. halfrussia, 31. 13s. 6d. Serampore, 1814 
 
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370 APPENDIX. 
 
 4840 Guignes, Dictionnaire Chinois, Franc;', et Latin, public 
 
 d apres I'ordre de sa JNIajeste I'Empereur et Roi Napoleon 
 le Grand, folio, calf, 21. 18s. d Paris, 1813 
 
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372 
 
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 4866 Finlayson (G.) IMission to Siam, and Hue the capital of 
 
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 4895 Knolles (R.) General History of the Turks, from the 
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 4897Lassenii (C.) Commentat. geograph. atque historica de 
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378 
 
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 4948 
 
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 4949 Norris (J.) An Account of Reason and Faith ; in rela- 
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 4950 Coilet, sur la Loi naturelle et la Revelation en general, 
 
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 4951 . sur la Verite de la Religion, 12mo. 2 vols. 5s. 
 
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 4952 Cumberland (R.) De Legibus Nature Disquisitio Phi- 
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 4953 Williams (Bp.) The Possibility, Expediency, Necessity, 
 
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 AVAEI.ARD, 4378. I 
 
 Abbadie, 282, 283. 
 
 372. 
 Abbot, 2219. 3327. 
 Abdella, 4706.4712. 
 Aben Esrac, 1458, 1459. 
 Abercrombie, 123, 124. 
 Abernethy, 2943, 2944. 
 
 3749, 3750, 3751, 
 
 3752. 
 Abresch, 1070. 1757. 
 Abulpharagius, 1101. 
 Abulfeda, 4206 4745. 
 Acharya, 4747. 
 Achery, 2409. 
 Ackermann, 717, 1450. 
 
 1915. 
 Acta Apostolorum, 
 
 1641.4971. 
 Acta S. Thomae A post., 
 
 691. 
 Acta Synodi Dordrechti, 
 
 2134.3241. 
 Adam. 2682. 3357, 
 
 3358. 3753. 
 Addison, 292. 
 Adelun?, 4772, 4773. 
 Adler, 585. 4702. 
 Adrian VI., 4395. 
 Agar, 3366». 
 Agop, 4766. 
 Agrelli, 4679. 
 Ahniedis, 4703. 
 Ainsworth, 1244. 
 Aitton, 480. 545. 
 Alabaster, 1139. 
 Alber, 1140. 1202. 
 
 4293. 4327. 
 Alberteis, 1033, 1065. 
 
 3608. 
 Alcoranus, 4207, 4208. 
 
 3360, 
 3362. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Alderson, 2961. 
 Alexander, 293. 707. 
 
 4291. 
 Alison, 3754. 
 Alleine, 3359, 
 
 3361. 
 Allen, 1956. 
 
 3755. 
 Allestry, 1686. 
 Alley, 4148. 
 Allix, 294, 295. 1814. 
 
 2683. 3556. 4439, 
 
 4440. 
 Allwood, 3492. 
 Alwoerden, 4421. 4431. 
 Altingius, 2650. 
 Alwood, 3706. 
 Ambrose, 2684, 2685. 
 
 3162. 
 Ambrosius, 2554. 
 Amedis, 4704. 
 Amelang, 4570, 4571. 
 Amersfoordt, 788. 
 Amesius, 3242. 
 Ammon, 546. 2816. 
 Amos. 1463, 1464, 
 
 1465.1758. 
 Anastasius, 2419. 
 Andrews, 2351, 2352, 
 
 2353. 3269. 
 Angelbeck, 5117. 
 Angerius, 563. 
 Anselm, 2614, 2615. 
 Anspach, 1653, 
 Anthologia, 
 
 4706. 
 Biblica, 
 
 1907. 
 Antinomianism, 3593. 
 Anton, 1176. 1375. 
 JAntomus, 4201. 4572. 
 
 4705, 
 
 Apocrypha, Gr. 680. 
 687, 688. 
 
 Heb. 681. 
 
 Apol. Confess. August. 
 
 3233. 
 Appel., 2222. 
 Apthorp, 373. 3703. 
 Araschuna, 4793. 
 Arend, 2437. 
 Aretius, 1550. 
 Arigler, 1142. 
 Arminius, 2649. 4420. 
 Arnauld, 3363. 
 Arnobius Africanus, 
 
 2421.2542. 
 Arnold, 1206. 2183. 
 
 3756. 
 Arnoldus, 3250. 
 Arscott, 2135. 
 Articles, 3253, 3254. 
 
 Questions on, 
 
 3255. 
 
 Answers to do. 
 
 3256. 
 Arvisenet, 4573. 
 Ascensio Isais Vatis, 
 Kthiop . and Latin, 
 684. 
 Ashton, 3759. 
 Asiatic Uesearches, 
 
 4845, 4846. 
 Assemann, 4419. 
 Athanasius, 2505, 2506, 
 
 2507. 
 Athenagoras, 2452, 
 
 2453, 2454. 
 Atterbury, 3760. 
 Augusti, J. C.G., 1233, 
 2410. 4294. 
 
 J. C. W., 
 
 635. 680. 1783. 
 
It 
 
 it 
 
 Augustine, 2416. 2559. 
 to 2585. 2625. 4100. 
 Aurivillius, 1815. 
 Averani, 4847. 
 Ayliffe, 2133. 
 
 Babington, 2686. 
 Bachiene, 2040. 3029 
 Bachmair, 1795. 
 Bachraann, 4685. 
 Bacon, 2202. 
 Bagot, 3761. 
 Bahr, 1745. 
 Bahrdt, 1239. 1484. 
 
 2818.2819.4974. 
 Balbus, 4396. 
 Balfour, 4752. 
 Balguy, 3067. 4574. 
 
 3665. 3762. 
 Ball, 3763. 
 Baltus, 1175.2385. 
 Baltzer, 124. 
 Barbeyrac, 2386. 
 Bar-Cepha, 4190. 
 Bar-Hebraeus, 1100. 
 
 584. 
 Barclay, 3251. 
 Barcroft, 3444. 
 BardiH, 5103. 
 Barhebrseies, 1312. 
 Barker, 937. 
 
 3766. 
 
 Barlaeus, 34. 
 Barlee, 3661. 
 Barnes, 2676. 3767. 
 Baronius, 4290. 
 Barre, 2387. 
 Barrington, 1816.2687. 
 Barrow, 2688-89. 2690, 
 
 2691. 3537. 3768, 
 
 4575. 3333. 3769. 
 Barthelemy, 4684. 
 Bartholins 2022. 
 Bartholom, 4413. 
 Bartolocci, 4180. 
 Basely, 3770. 
 Basil, 2512.2613. 2514. 
 
 4101. 
 Basnage, 2075. 2076. 
 
 4263. 
 Bass, 1040. 
 Bate, J. 611. 3604. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 1266. 
 W. 2945. 2946. 
 
 2947. 3364. 
 Bather 3771. 
 Batty, 3772. 
 Bauer, 1075, 1143. 
 
 1238. 2820. 3300. 
 K. 747. 1687. 
 
 1688. 1073. 
 Bauermeister, 1380. 
 Bauniann, 5033. 
 Bauingarten, 4351. 
 
 1145. 1759. 3301. 
 
 3365.5098.5115. 
 S. 3454. 
 
 3455. 4295. 4976. 
 
 5098,5115. 
 Baur, 3476. 3490. 
 Baussets, 4553. 
 Baver, 1957. 1958. 
 
 2062. 
 Baxter, 125.1534.2217. 
 
 2692. 2821. 3110. 
 
 3181. 3184. 
 
 3367. 3368. 
 
 3583. 3584. 
 
 3625. 3370. 4576. 
 Bayle, 4. 5. 
 Bayly. 417. 2318. 
 Bearblock 2208. 
 Beattie, 86. 87. 136. 
 
 296. 
 Beausobre and Lenfant, 
 
 708. 1519. 1581. 
 Beausobre le pere, 1520, 
 J . 4458. 
 
 3366. 
 3369. 
 3585. 
 
 4459. 
 Beaven, 3635. 
 Beck. J. 212. 2822. 
 
 4296. 
 
 M. 1276. 4749. 
 
 C. 1486.4475. 
 
 Becker. 1721. 
 Beckhaus, J. 804. 
 
 1049. 1754. 
 J. H. 1063. 
 
 1383 
 Beddonie, 3772. 3774. 
 Bedford. 2935. 2934. 
 
 3699. 
 Beding6elds, 1391. 
 Beer, 4185. 
 
 Beeston. 3775. 
 Beguin,2969. 
 Beke, 2033. 
 Bekker, 845. 
 Bellamy, 38. 
 Belland. 4767. 
 Bellarmin, R. 846, 
 
 3344. 
 Bellermann, 787. 789. 
 Bemraelen, 1738. 
 Benary, 4812. 
 Benedict, XIX. 2100. 
 Benedict, Xlll. 4409. 
 
 4414. 
 Bengale, 4849. 
 Bengel, 1487. 1488. 
 
 2823. 463. 1489. 
 
 5159. 
 Rennet* 23. 847. 2319. 
 
 2320. 2223. 2354. 
 
 3257. 3258. 3565. 
 
 3596. 4515. 5009. 
 
 W. 4577. 
 
 Benson, C. 3738. 3740. 
 250. 1665. 
 
 1784. 
 Ben SyrsE, 4676. 
 Bentham, 2321. 
 Bentley, 64, 65. 66 67, 
 
 68. 69 251. 
 
 R. 3679. 3776. 
 
 Benzel, 595. 
 Benzelius, 4548. 
 j Berdotus, 5110. 
 Berengarius, 3127. 
 Berens, 3777. 3778. 
 
 2779. 
 Bergier. 254. 
 Bergman. 1320. 
 Bergsma, 4222. 
 Berkeley, 127. 252. 
 
 4578. 
 Berlin, 1321. 
 Bernhard, 2031. 
 Bernstein, 4b06. 
 Berosi, 4350. 
 Berridge, 3432. 
 Berrimans, 213. 
 2928. 
 
 3695. 
 Berruyer, 4199. 
 Bert, 4297. 
 
 Berthean, 4102. 
 Bethell,3111. 
 Bertholdt. 1439. 1969. 
 
 3468. 4182. 
 Bertra m 2 16. 
 Bertran, 488. 
 Besenbeck, 2941. 
 Beveredge, 2130. 2693. 
 
 2824. 3259. 3371. 
 
 to 3374. 3666. 3780. 
 Beveregius, 2129. 
 Beza, 457. 458. 
 Bhagavad-Gita, 4794, 
 
 4795. 
 Bhartri Hari, 4796, 
 
 4802. 
 Bhavabhutis, 480ft. 
 Bialloblotzky, 4196. 
 Bible, Carlysle's, 572. 
 
 Histories, 694. 
 
 Key to the, 735. 
 
 Saint, 1 199. 
 
 Bellamy's. 1223. 
 
 Comprehensive, 
 
 1224. 
 Polyglott, 518, 
 
 619. 
 Hebrew, 401— 
 
 429. 449—454. 
 
 ^ Greek, 526—46. 
 
 Latin, 651— 661. 
 
 English, 605 — 
 
 609. 
 
 French, 623— 25. 
 
 German, 630 — 
 
 636. 
 
 Dutch, 637. 
 
 Italian, 638—40. 
 
 Spanish, 643. 
 
 Portuguese, 645. 
 
 Malay, 649. 
 
 Biblia Hebraica. 4969. 
 
 Biblical Cabinet. 1817. 
 
 Bibliotheca Sacra pa* 
 
 trum, dementis Al- 
 
 exandri, 2412. 
 
 •— • ■- Patrum A- 
 
 postol. 2425. 
 . Fratr. Po- 
 
 lonor., 2661. 
 Bickersteth, 24,26.718, 
 
 79. 2366. 3128. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Biddulph, 2323. 2423. 
 
 3659. 
 Bidlake, 3716. 
 Bidpai. 4707. 
 Biel, 6024. 
 Bielcke, 2467. 
 Bigotius, 128. 
 Billroth, 1724. 
 Bilson, 3066. 
 Bingham, 2694, 2695. 
 
 4255. 4256. 
 Binterim, 750. 
 Birch, 790, 791. 2324. 
 Biscoe, 298, 299. 1643. 
 
 3688. 
 Bishops, 4499. 
 Bishop, J., 3270. 
 
 W., 3781, 
 
 3782. 
 Bisse, 2326. 3783. 
 Bizari, 4851. 
 Blackall, 2966. 
 Blackburne, 3784. 
 Blacklock, 217. 
 Blackwall, 748. 
 Blair, 2094. 3785. 
 Blanck, 6094. 
 Blancuccius, 849. 
 Bland, 1582. 
 Blayney, 455. 1405. 
 Blomfield, 3786, 3787. 
 Bloomfield, 1535. 
 Blume, 1991. 
 Blumhardt, 4774. 
 Blunt. 300, 301. 6083. 
 Bochart, 2006, 2007. 
 
 2029, 2030. 2662. 
 Bock, 4422. 
 Bode, 1352. 4985. 
 Bodenschatzens, 2136. 
 Boerner, 1818. 
 Bogue, 302. 4515. 
 Bohlen, 4232. 4710. 
 Bohme, 1698. 
 Bold, 2983. 3789. 
 Bolton, 3464. 
 Bonannus, 2137. 
 Bonitz, 1726, 1726. 
 Bonnet, 4679. 
 Bonney, 4642. 
 Bonvoust, 4103. 
 Boone, 3462. 
 
 399 
 
 Booth, 2697. 3004, 
 
 3006. 
 Boothroyd, 454. 
 Bopp, 4775—80. 4788. 
 
 4793. 4799. 4813. 
 
 4820. 
 Bohadini, 4708, 4709. 
 Borger, 1727. 1819. 
 
 3375. 
 Bornemann, 1608. 
 Bbrner, 3186. 
 Borott, 3618. 
 Bos, J. A., 5109. 
 
 Lamb., 1066. 
 
 Bosch, 2388. 
 Bossuet, 2630. 3214. 
 
 3483. 4104—4108. 
 Bostichi. 3517. 
 Boston, 2920. 
 Bottcher, 825. 
 Boucher, 3594. 
 Boulanger, 4147. 
 BouUier, 4109. 4110. 
 Bouman, 2138. 
 Bourdaloue, 2631. 
 
 4111. 
 Bourn. 3790—3793. 
 Boursier, 695. 
 Bower, 4462. 
 Bowles, 4253. 
 Bowman, 2825. 
 Bowyer, 1535. 3129. 
 Boyd, 2411. 3744. 
 Boyle, 3376. 
 Boyle Lectures, 206— 
 
 209. 232. 
 Bass, 1637. 
 Boys, 2324». 2698. 
 Boyse, 2224. 
 Bradford, 2680. 
 Bragge, 2356. 2699. 
 
 2700. 3336. 
 Brailsford, 3794. 
 Brandt, 4469—4471. 
 Brant, 4420. 
 Brauburger, 4455. 
 Braun, 1762. 1960. 
 Breitinger, 533. 
 Brent, 1281. 1385.1636. 
 
 Bretsschneidei, 1041. 
 
 1612. 2826. 4183. 
 Brett, 2060. 
 
 M m 3 
 
I 
 
 400 
 
 Brev, 3652. 
 Breviaire, 2258. 
 Breviarium, 2255 — 57. 
 
 2259. 2261—2276. 
 Bridges, C, 1322. 
 
 3621. 
 
 Sir H. J., 4852, 
 
 4853. 
 Bridgewater Treatises, 
 
 77—84. 
 Bright, 3339. 
 Brinsley, 3065. 
 Brochner, 1751. 
 Bromley, 3795. 
 Brooke. 2701.3796. 
 
 Brosset. 4761. 
 Broughton. 39. 
 Brouwer, 1172. 
 Brouwer, 3052. 
 Brown, J., 170. 609. 
 
 1895. 1896. 2218. 
 
 3620. 4497. 
 Thos., 2187. 
 
 3356. 4580. 
 
 R.,3797. 
 
 ISDEJt 
 
 Bonemanni. 4582. I 
 
 Bunyan, 3045. 3377. | 
 
 4516. 
 Burder, 1822, 1823. 
 Burgess, 850. 305. 1634. 
 
 1635. 2968. 3332. 
 Burgh, 129. 
 Burkhardt, 2044. 4854. 
 Burk 1323. 1449. 
 Burkitt, 1538. 
 BurrnianD, 3030. 
 Burn,s R. 2211. 3331. 
 J. 3379. 
 
 Burnet, 2830,-2834. 
 3157. 3158. 3260. 
 3378. S617. 3687, 
 
 3803. 
 G. 4477—4482. 
 
 4505. 4523. 
 Burnouf, E. 4225. 
 
 L. 4824. 
 
 C. 4826. 
 
 S., 3798. 
 
 3799. 
 
 Bruce, 4854. 
 Bninfels. 1992. 
 Bruschius. 2827. 
 Bryant, 303.720. 1820, 
 
 1821. 4153. 
 Buchanan, 564 — 566. 
 
 613. 
 Bucher, 1917. 
 Bucerus, 4494. 
 Buckingham, 4855. 
 Buddeus, 25. 88. 183. 
 2078. 2199, 2200. 
 2828, 2829. 3295. 
 - 4581. 
 
 Budinger, 1910. 
 Bugenhagius, 1274. 
 Bugg. 2011.3112. 
 Buhle, 2017. 
 Bulkley. 2800. 
 Bull, 670. 2702. 2703. 
 
 3206.3522.3801. 
 BuUinger, 3099. 3513. 
 
 3540. 
 Bullock, 3802. 
 Bulteel, 3577. 
 
 Burnside. 130 
 Burrow, 2326. 2835. 
 Burrowes, 2327. 3804. 
 Burthogge, 4583. 
 Burton. E. 506, 507. 
 
 1640. 2184. 2704. 
 
 2925, 2926. 3577. 
 
 3733. 3806. 434b. 
 
 G. 1129. 
 
 J. 3805. 
 
 Calcolt, 3330. 
 Calixlus, 2970. 
 Callenberg, 1763. 
 Calles, 4363. 4584. 
 Caliisen, 26. 
 Calmet, 1490. 1824. 
 
 1918. 
 Calovius, 1185. 
 Calovine, 1387. 1491. 
 1656. 1678. 2647. 
 2799. 2800—2802. 
 CamenErius, 4556. 
 
 Campbell. A, 132. 
 
 G. 257. 396. 
 
 1551. 
 
 Carapegius, 1981. 
 
 Capell, 792. 
 
 Cappell. 752. 
 
 _.— L. 1196. 1646. 
 
 F. 4373. 
 
 Cardinalus, 1893. 
 
 Carey 4816. 4827. 
 
 Carolus, 4350. ^ 
 
 Carpenter, L. 679. 
 
 : W. 723. 
 
 Busing, 4188. 
 
 Buslav, 749. 
 
 Butler, 197—200.2705, 
 
 2706. 
 
 C. 3183. 3485. 
 
 3807. 4213. 4947. 
 Butt. 3116. 
 Butterworth, 215. 
 Buttmann, 1263. 1264. 
 Buxtorf. 404. 824. 851 
 — 856. 932 — 936. 
 984. 1000. 1961. 
 Byrth, 5006. 
 Bvthner, 867 — 859. 
 
 '989. 
 Csdmon, 696. 
 Cailar, 5052. 5072. 
 Calaray, 3586. 3906. 
 I 4528. 
 1 Calasius, 985, 986. 
 
 Carpov, 27. 
 Carpzov, 536, 537. 721. 
 751. 1493. 1657. 
 1764. 1780. 1919. 
 Carr, 3809. 
 Carurthen. 263. 4498. 
 Caryl. 1300, 1301. 
 Casalius, 4857. 
 Casaubon. 3380. 
 Cassan, 3810. 4507. 
 Cassander, 2306. 
 Cassianus Massiliensis, 
 
 4428. 
 Cassiodoms, 2607 — 
 
 2610. 
 Castell, 559. 938, 939. 
 
 1090, 1091. 
 Catcott. 3811. 
 Cave. 2082. 2389, 2390, 
 
 2837. 4258. 4376. 
 Cebetis, 4713. 
 Cecil, 2707. 
 Cellari, 5010. 6011. 
 Celsus, 2013. 
 Cerri, 4408. 
 Centuriw Magdebuf 
 genses, 4264. 
 
 , 
 
 Cevaller, 860. 
 
 Chais, 1200. 4112, 
 
 4113. 
 Chalmers, 306. 2210. 
 3812, 3813. 4585. 
 Charnock,2708. 
 Chandler, 368, 369. 
 1428. 
 
 G. 3729. 
 
 R. 48-58. 
 
 Channing, 3814, 3815. 
 Chapman, 257. 
 Chappelow, 1111. 
 Charles, 4114. 
 Charron, 4586, 4587. 
 Charnock, 2708. 2948. 
 Charter, 3816, 3817. 
 Chase, 2992. 3101. 
 Chateaubriand, 4588 — 
 
 4.590. 
 Cheminais, 4115. 
 Chemnitius, 1494. 
 Chevallier, 2428. 
 Cheyne, 2838. 
 Chezy, 4823. 
 Chillingworth, 2709, 
 
 2710.35-20. 
 Chimchi, 861. 
 Chizzuk. 3470. 
 Chou-king, 4241. 
 Chrysostomi, 2526 — 
 
 2541.3612. 
 Chubb. 255. 
 Church, 398. 
 Chytsaeus, x796. 3031, 
 
 3032. 
 Clagett, 3529. 
 Clapmarius, 1495. 
 Clarin, 2194. 
 Clarisse, J. 40. 1610. 
 
 J. 75. 3686. 
 
 S. 70—74. 133, 
 
 134. 1653, 1554. 
 
 1397. 1912. 3113. 
 
 3271. 3546. 3329. 
 
 3683. 3818 — 3820. 
 
 4946. 
 Clarke, 8. 1351. 3547. 
 
 1221.1539. 
 Clarendon, 6. 2139. 
 
 4501. 
 Classical Journal, 1825. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Claude, 3131: 3642. 
 
 4116—4118. 
 Clausen, 678. 1146. 
 
 2117.4592. 
 Clayton, 2091. 258. 
 
 4977. 4978. 4979. 
 
 R. 5131. 
 
 VV. 3821. 
 
 Cleaver, 3822. 4942. 
 Cleemanu, 4551. 
 Cleeve, 3823. 
 Clemens, 2420. 2425, 
 
 2426. 2428. 2420, 
 
 2412, 2457. 2459 
 
 —2466. 3389. 4406. 
 riericus, 667. 1197. 
 Clodius, 940. 1113- 
 
 4765. 
 Cobham, 4434-5, 
 Cocceius, 941, 942, 
 
 1198.2653.2839. 
 Cockburne, 1540. 
 Cockman, 3824. 
 Cole, 3098. 3825. 
 Coleman, 4229. 
 Coleridge, S. 2154. 
 Coleridge, J. 3619. 
 Collet, 3950. 3951 
 Collier, 3827. 4490. 
 Collins, 374. 259. 
 Collinson, 3717. 
 Collyer's, 709. 7828. 
 
 3b29. 3830. 
 Comber, 2188. 2;J28. 
 
 2329. 2711. 3132— 
 
 3134.3831. 
 Comrie. 3289. 
 Conaant, 4973. 3636. 
 Coneybeare, 243, 244. 
 
 3728. 
 Confucius, 4242. 
 Constant, 41. 
 Constitutions, 2132. 
 Cooke, 3667. 3832. 
 Cooper, 3833. 5008. 
 Coran, 4210. 
 Correal, 943. 
 Cory, 4860. 
 Cosens, 3834. 
 Cosins, 701, 702. 
 Cothen, 1596. 
 Cottons, 805. 
 
 40l 
 
 Coulton, 2842. 
 Courayer, 2189—2192. 
 Cowper, 2384. 
 Cove, 2207. 
 Coverdale, 2676. 
 Cradocks, 4662. 
 Craig. 2984. 
 Cramer, 4137. 
 Cranmer, 2676. 2678. 
 
 4517,4518. 
 Crauford, 4230. 
 Craven, 3174. 38.35. 
 Credner, C. 1445. 
 J. 14.i7. 
 
 Crellius, 2651. 
 Cresseuer, 1798. 
 Creuzer, 4149. 4151. 
 Crevier, 4346. 
 Creyton. 3836. 
 Critici Sacri, 1178. 
 Croesius, 2071. 
 Croft, 3837. 
 Crossman, 3838. 
 Cruden, 1898—1900. 
 Cruger, 2195. 
 Crusden, 1900. 
 Crusius, 1177. 1392. 
 
 2654. 
 Crmtwell, 1901. 
 Cudworth, 91, 92, 93, 
 
 94. 
 Culverwel, 218. 
 Cumberiand, 182, 4952. 
 Cunoeus, 1920. 
 Cunningham, 3573. 
 
 3839, 
 
 W. 5119. 
 
 Curtius, 1750. 1812. 
 Cyprian, 2421. 2488. 
 
 2489. 
 Cyrill, 2518. 2587. 
 
 4061. 
 Daehne, 3079. 
 ])ahl, J. 1446. 3647. 
 ])ahler, 1278. 1411. 
 Daille, 2393. 
 Dalberg, 4862. 
 Dale, 806. 
 Dalham, 2120. 
 Dallxus, 2438. 2655. 
 
 2391. 3491. 3535. 
 D'AIlemand. 423—427. 
 
402 
 
 D' Almeida. 645. 
 DamasceDus, 2279. 
 
 2281. 
 Diimonologie, 3014. 
 Daniel, 549. 1437. 
 j^ 4496. 
 
 D'Anville, 4863. 
 Danz, 862—867. 4300. 
 
 4620.5011,5012. 
 Dathe, 561. 753. 688, 
 
 589. 2845. 
 Daub, 2840. 
 Daubeny, 2155. 3558. 
 
 3571. 3840. 
 Daubuz, 1799, 
 Davenant, 1743. 2841, 
 
 2842. 
 David. 1290. 3381. 
 Davidson, 1374. 
 Davies, J. 136. 
 
 S. 3842. 
 
 ^E. 4251, 4252. 
 
 Davison, 3707. 3843. 
 Davy, 2843. 
 Dawes, 3844. 
 Pedekind. 1826. 
 De Dieu, 524. 1236. 
 
 1080. 
 De Guignes, 4864. 
 Dehon, 3846, 3847. 
 Delany, . 1285. 
 
 3848. 
 Denison, 3564: 
 Dens, 28. 43. 4596. 
 De Pauw, 4865. 
 Derham,96— 100.3685. 
 De Ross. 797. 804. 
 Dewar, 3068, 3849. 
 Deylingius, 1827.3622. 
 
 D'Herbelot, 4880. 
 Diatessaion. 676. 
 Dick, T. 137— 139.184. 
 
 Dr. 3347. 
 
 J. 3850. 
 
 Dickinson. 2914, 
 Didacus, 1601. 
 Didymus, 2524. 
 Digby, 4597. 
 Dillon, 2157. 3851. 
 Dimock, 1325. 5034. 
 Dindorf, 944. 
 Diodati, 638—640. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Dionysius, 2436. 2433. 
 Dittmarus. 3544. 
 Ditton, 2994. 
 Dodd, 3853. 5926. 
 Doddridge, 1241. 2712. 
 
 2713. 3383—3386. 
 
 3854. 4522. 4598. 
 Doderlein, 422. 1287. 
 
 4599. 4600. 1393. 
 
 2849. 2850. 
 Dodwell, 3137. 3459. 
 
 3561, 3552. 4379. 
 W. 3026. 3855. 
 
 Dombay, 1131. 
 Dominici, 4382. 
 Donker, 1812. 
 Doornick, 5037. 
 Dorham, 3856—3358. 
 D'Origny. 4915. 
 Dorschaeus. 3304. 
 Duucin, 3485. 
 Douglas, 390. 2714. 
 D'Oyly, 1217. 2936. 
 Drelincourt. 3160. 
 Dresig, 1012. 
 Drew, 101.141.260. 
 Drexel. 2627. 2972 
 6446. 4561. 
 
 Drusius, 1495. 1828. 
 
 Drysdale. 3860. 
 
 Dschaferi, 4738. 
 
 Dubois, 4233. 
 
 Duchal, 3859. 
 
 Duch4, 3862. 
 
 Duclot, 261. 
 
 Dulaure. 45. 
 
 Dumbeck, 2095. 
 
 Duncan, 102. 
 
 Dunham. 868. 
 
 Duperton, 4234. 
 
 Du Pin, 29. 
 
 Du Port, 547. 
 
 Dupuis, 46. 
 
 Durand, 2330. 4119. 
 
 Durel, 2220. 
 
 Durr. 2963. 3303. 
 
 Dursch, 4825. 
 
 Dwight, 2851. 3863. 
 
 Dyer. 2989. 
 
 Dyke. 3183. 
 
 Elero, 4340. 
 
 Kccles, 3864. 
 
 Echards. 4352. 
 Eckermann, 1297. 
 
 1298. 
 Ecton, 2204. 
 Edda, 4245. 
 Edwards, 781. 1830. 
 3549. 4601. 2676. 
 2715. 2852. 3048. 
 3077, 3088. 3387. 
 3388. 4519. 
 Eedes, 3865. 
 Eichorn, 9. 724. 725. 
 726. 1261. 1384. 
 1800. 1831. 1832. 
 3001. 
 Eisenmenger, 4186. 
 Eisenschmidt. 5128. 
 Elebrecht, 51. 
 Ellis, 3272. 201. 202, 
 
 203. 376. 
 Ellys, 3569. 
 Elsleys, 1555. 1556. 
 Eisner, 1056. 1583. 
 Elton, 1749. 
 Elwert, 1005. 
 Emmerling, 1714. 
 Endemann. 2853. 2854. 
 
 3305. 3306.5151. 
 Engelhardt. 4301. 
 Enoch, EngliGh, 683. 
 German. 689. 
 
 Eoslin. 9. 
 
 Ephraim. 2508. 2509. 
 Epicimus, 3633. 
 Epiphanis, 2522. 
 Erasmus, 30. 34. H96. 
 
 1497. 3249. 3505. 
 3506. 3507. 3641. 
 4467. 4549. 4550. 
 
 Erdmann, 1419. 
 Erechthius, 2419. 
 Erler, 3080. 
 Ennelius, 2225. 
 Ernest. 1147. 1148. 
 
 1498. 1765. 1817. 
 2656. 4603. 4504. 
 
 Erpemies, 587. 1114— 
 
 1117.869. 
 Ersch, 10. 
 Erskine, 308. 2374. 
 
 3081.496.497.3092. 
 Eiynachies, 3073. 
 
 Eschenbach, 2024. i 
 Ess. 482. 483. 484. 
 
 541—544. 553. 
 Essenius, 3030. 
 Eusebius. 2419. 2491. 
 
 2492—2494. 2496. 
 
 2498. 2500—2503. 
 
 4262. 
 Eustathius, 2482. 2618. 
 Euthymius 1557.2617. 
 Evagrius, 2498, 2500. 
 Evangelia, 579. 
 Evans, J. 3448. 
 
 A. 3866. 
 
 R. 3867. 5132. 
 
 Ewald. 830. 4939. 870. 
 
 871. 1118. 1254. 
 
 1802. 4714. 
 
 W. 1833. 
 
 Ewing. 1007. 
 Kyringii, 4559. 
 
 Faber, 377— 379. 1241. 
 
 2939. 3868. 
 
 J. 1921. 
 
 Eabricius, 682. 687. 
 
 290. 4330. 
 Fairholme, 5133. 
 Falkners, 2226. 2331. 
 Farington 3869. 
 Farmer. 3017. 4964. 
 
 .T. 3870. 
 
 Farrer, 3713. 3871. 
 Faulkner, 2332. 
 Faussett, 3724. 
 Faust us, 2654. 
 Fawcett, 4520. 
 Fechtius, 2227. 
 Fell. 3872. 
 Fellowes, 3570. 
 Eelltham. 3328. 
 Felsius, 36(»5. 
 Fenelons, 103—106. 
 
 2632. 
 Ferus. 1615. 
 Fessler, 1081. 1922. 
 Feuerlein, 3189. 
 Fiddes, 2855. 3873. 
 
 3874. 4398. 
 Einch, 3712. 
 Finlayson, 4866. 
 Firmicus, 2487. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Fischer, 807. 1032. 
 
 1064. 
 Fisher. 3875, 
 Fischerus, 5088. 
 Flatt, 2973. 
 
 V. 2987. 
 
 Flavels, 3390. 4945. 
 Flechier, 2633. 
 Fleck, 1559. 
 Fleetwood, 3346. 4265. 
 Fletcher, 5421. 
 Fleury, 4292. 
 Flugge, 4461. 
 Forbes, 2657. 
 Fordyces, 3876. 
 Formey, 4265. 
 Forskal, 2014. 
 Forsten, 2949. 
 Forster, C. 1267. 3473. 
 
 H. 3668. 
 
 J. 4605. 3877. 
 
 246—248. 2033. 
 Fothergill. 3878. 
 Fox, 4362. 
 Fraenkel, 681. 
 Franck. 2856. 
 Franklin, T. 3879. 
 
 W. 4867. 
 
 Fraehn, 1475—1477. 
 Francke, 3033. 
 Frank. 1130. 4235. 
 
 4781.4791. 
 Frankii, 4986. 
 Franks, 3741. 3739. 
 Frantsen, 5039. 
 Fredus, 4987. 
 Free, 3880. 
 Freston. 3882. 
 Frey, 872. 
 Freytag. 1 104. 
 , 4715. 
 
 Freytage. 4721. 
 Frickius, 4249. 
 Friderich, B. 2950. 
 
 .J. 1270.4202. 
 
 Frith. 2676. 
 Fritsche.514. 515. 1250. 
 
 1584. 1722. 1835. 
 
 1834. 
 Fromond, 1803. 
 Fry, 3883. 
 Fuhrraann, 11. 
 
 403 
 
 Fuller, 4569. 
 Fuller. T. 4358. 4489. 
 5161. 
 
 Gaab. 1415. 
 
 Gahelentz, 4844. 
 
 G abler, 1262. 2672. 
 
 5105. 
 Gack. 2213. 
 Gainbachius. 5122. 
 Galani, 4868. 
 Gale, 1923. 
 Gambier, 142. 
 Ganze. 4266. 
 Gardiner, 3884. 4522. 
 
 6089. 
 
 . S. 3343. 
 
 Garrett, 3508. 
 Gasbarus, 846. 
 Gastrell, 1913. 2858-60. 
 
 3682. 
 Gauden, 2160. 
 Gaultier, 4120. 
 Gauntlett, 1804. 
 Gaussenius, 34. 
 Gebser, 3034. 
 Geer, 4606. 
 Geffcken, 3478. 
 Geier, 1429.5123.1365. 
 Gelpke, 1766. 
 Genebrard. 2228. 
 Genthe, 107. 
 Gentius, 2056. 
 St. George, 3639. 
 Georgius. 2517. 
 Georgievick, 4214. 
 Gerard, A. 309. 
 , G. 3624. 
 
 Gerbert, 2252, 2253. 
 Gerdes. 1715.4456-7. 
 Gerhard, 668. 1585. 
 
 2658. 2798. 
 Gernlerus, 5045. 
 Gersdorf, 1076. 
 Gesenius, 436. 438.456. 
 
 590. 754, 755. 828. 
 
 873, 874. 945—952. 
 
 1086. 1394, 1395. 
 
 1962. 4203. 4681. 
 Giben, 4415. 
 Gibson, 262, 263, 264. 
 
 3516. 
 
 1.1 
 
 A 
 
II 
 
 404 
 
 Giggeius, 4700. 
 Gildon, 265. 
 Gill, 1212. 
 Gillespie, 3885. 
 Gilpin, B., 4624. 4531. 
 
 W.. 3273—75. 
 
 4434, 4435. 4517. 
 4531. 
 Gilson, 3886. 
 Girdles tone, 1543. 
 
 3887—3893. 
 Gisborne, 3350. 3354. 
 
 4957, 4958. 
 Giulio, 2391. 
 Gladwin, 4869. 
 Glanville, 3015. 3894. 
 Glasse, 756, 757. 
 Gleig, 31. 4870. 
 Glocker, 1701. 5084. 
 
 6177. 
 Glover, E. B.. 2297. 
 
 G., 3519. 
 
 Goar, 2238. 
 Goddard, 3727. 
 Godeau, 1767. 
 Godwin, E., 3206. 
 
 T., 1924. 
 
 Goffe, 2990. 
 Goldney, 266. 
 Goldhagen, 469. 
 Goldhorn, 1470. 
 Golius, 4740. 
 Golwitzer, 2861. 2395. 
 Gonthier, 2394. 
 Good, 1304. 
 Goodman, 267. 
 Goodwin, 3392. 
 Gordon, Sir A., 3276. 
 
 3895. 
 S., 6068. 
 
 663. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Gray, 759. 
 Greenhill, 1989. 
 Greenway, 5067. 
 Gregorius, 953. 1611. 
 
 2419. 2519. 2612. 
 Gregory, 2716. 
 Grenfield, 220. 
 Grenville, 3563. 
 G res well, 656. 
 
 2863. 
 Gretton, 3523. 
 Greve, 1475. 
 Grey, J. H. 2182. 
 R., 710. 711. 
 
 876. 
 Grier,2101. 
 Griesbach, 476. 793. 
 
 477. 675. 1499. 1837. 
 
 4988. 
 Griesinger, 1249. 2862. 
 Grimm, H. A., 1453. 
 
 1467. 
 
 J., 2305. 
 
 Hadji. 4874. 
 Hadley. 1132. 
 Haebeilin, 4438. 
 Haex, 4837. 
 Haggitt, 3897—3899. 
 Hahn, 1095. 
 Uald, 4337. 4355. 
 
 4356. 
 Haldane, Alex., 2229. 
 Rob.. 316. 
 
 Gorran, 1679. 
 Gorres, 3493. 
 Grabe, 529. 2978. 
 Graefenhan, 875. 
 GraflF, 4871. 
 Gramberg, 1171. 1253. 
 
 1279. 
 Grant, 3896. 4493.. 
 
 Gratefend, 3292. 
 
 Gratz, 494. 1586. 
 
 Gratwitz, 758. 
 
 Graves, 1836. 3076. 
 
 Grimshawe, 4536, 
 Grobert, 4872. 
 Groot, 1768. 
 Grossius, 1838. 
 Grossman, 5162. 
 Grotius, 310—315. 
 1186. 1189. 1500, 
 1501. 2659. 3964. 
 3108, 3109. 3560. 
 Gruner, 2020. 
 Guadagnoli, 1120. 
 Guer, 143. 
 Guerike, 4374. 4267. 
 
 5163. 
 Guidacerius, 844. 
 Guignes, 4840. 
 Gunther, 2980. 3003. 
 Gurnall, 3393. 
 Gurney, 1904. 
 Gussetius, 954 — 956. 
 Gustiniani, 641. 
 Gutbirius, 681. 
 Gute, 1310. 
 Gutzlaff, 1873. 
 Grynaeus, 2414. 
 
 Haab, 1008. 
 Habicht, 4716.4739. 
 Hacket, 4546. 
 
 1702. 4959. 5100. 
 Hale. Sir M., 108, 3394. 
 3395. 4523. 
 
 W., 380. 2089. 
 
 2940. 
 
 Hales, 3008. 
 
 Hall, Bp. J., 1005. 
 
 1204. 2717. 3396. 
 
 4525. 
 Capt. B., 4875. 
 
 Rob.. 109. 2718. 
 
 3114.4607. 
 
 Hallenberg. 4184. 
 Hallifax, 3702. 
 Halyburton.321. 
 Hamaker, 4717—4720. 
 Hamas, 4721. 
 Hamburger, 4677. 
 Hamilton, 727. 1019, 
 
 1020. 
 Hammer, 4876. 
 Hammond, 1197.1544, 
 1645. 2719. 3326. 
 4053. 
 
 Hampden, 3736. 
 
 Hanns Luffts, 5001. 
 
 Hantschke. 1002. 
 
 Han way, 567. 
 
 Happellii, 5010. 
 
 Hardt, 1459.2104. 
 
 Harduin, 2122. 
 
 Hardy, 471, 472. 
 
 Hare. 110. 
 
 Harentals, 1313. 
 
 Haririi, 4722—4724. 
 
 Harless, 3094. 
 
 1 Harmer, 1839. 
 
 1 Harness, 3693. 
 
 Harris, Dr. J., 69. 2008. 
 
 2009. 
 
 W.. 924. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Hartmann, A. T., 829. 
 
 1473. 
 6124. 
 
 1964. 1988. 
 
 Harvest, 3900. 
 Harwood, E., 
 
 3901. 
 T., 
 
 H. L., 1243. 
 J. P., 5010. 
 
 2358. 3398. 3140, 
 3141. 3906. 
 Henshaw, 3438. 
 Herbelot,4881. 
 Herbert, 3631, 3632. 
 2911. Herder, J. C, 1266. 
 
 J. G., 784. 
 
 1255. Heresis, 446. 
 
 2333. 
 Hassi, 4989. 
 Hase,C.A.,2140.3093. 
 
 6140. 
 
 Hermann, 3142. 4366. 
 Hermant, 5139. 
 Hermias Sozomenus, 
 2498. 
 
 J. C, 1524—26. Hertz, 1252. 
 
 Hasse, 1096. 
 Hauff, 1061. 
 Haug. 3397. 
 Haughton. 4810. 
 Haweis, 3139. 4268. 
 Hawker, 1226. 2720. 
 
 2977. 3902. 
 Hawkins, 3577. 3903. 
 Hazin, 4750—52. 
 Hebenstreit, J., 2864* 
 
 6141. 
 C. W., 
 
 3309. 
 Heber, 
 
 2376, 2376. 
 
 Herzog, 2434. 
 Hervciana. 4526. 
 Hesse, 5040. 
 Hessum, 463. 
 Hesychius. 1034. 
 Heuke, 4269. 
 Heumaun, 1527. 
 Heuvel. 4197. 
 Hervey, 3089. 
 Hewlett, E.. 4610* 
 
 .?.. 3907. 
 
 Hey, J.. 3908. 
 
 W., 4527. 
 
 Heydenreich. 1716. 
 
 405 
 
 Hodgson, 3638. 
 Hodson, 5144. 
 Hody, 762. 
 Hoeck, 4884. 
 Hoeckema, 5048. 
 Hoffmann, A. G., 689. 
 
 A.Th., 1081. 
 
 J., 1088. 
 
 F., 3509. 
 
 J. J., 4321. 
 
 3002. 3719. 3904, .Heylin, J., 3909. 
 
 Hoffmeysterum, 2296. 
 Holbein, 5130. 
 Holden.G., 1359.1368. 
 1546. 
 
 L., 2866. 3916. 
 
 Holdsworth, 3917. 
 Hole, 3277. 
 Holland, 3657. 
 Hollmann, 1280. 
 Holmes, Rev. J., 2161. 
 3918.4162. 
 
 R., 535. 794. 
 
 3906. 4877. 
 Hebrarque, 891. 
 Hebr. Gramm., 920. 
 Hecker, 3651. 
 lleckford, 47. 
 Heeren, 4878, 4879. 
 Heeser, 957. 
 Hegelmaier. 760. 3069. 
 
 4608. 
 Hegenriither, 2865. 
 Heidegger. 1805. 2118. 
 
 5134.5164. 
 Heinichen, 4609. 
 Heinrichs, 3610. 
 Heinsius, 1502. 1616. 
 Helwing, 4393. 
 Hengel, 1603. 3642. 
 Hengstenberg, 1382. 
 
 5125. 
 Henke, E., 2432. 
 H., 3210. 4269. 
 
 5135. 
 Henley, 2181. 
 Heniy, 1209—1211. 
 
 P.. 3035. 
 Hewyt, 3334. 
 Hickes, 3910. 
 Hickman, 3911, 3912. 
 Hieronymius, 2556, 
 
 2557. 
 Ililarius, 2421. 2551, 
 
 2552. 
 Hildebrand, 1647. 
 Hill. 3399. 
 Hind. 1598. 
 Hippolytus, 2468. 
 Hirt, A., 4164. 
 
 J. F., 988. 
 
 Hirzel, 761. 808. 
 Hissig, 1471. 
 Hitzig, 1397. 
 Hoadly, 3084. 
 
 2933. 3071, 
 
 3566. 3567. 
 
 3913, 3914. 
 Hobbes, 144. 
 Hodge, 1840. 
 Hodges, 1303. 3603. 
 
 Holwerda, 111. 3102. 
 Holzhausen, 1459. 
 
 2499.5173. 
 Honert, 752. 
 Honore' de Sainte Marie, 
 
 2396. 
 Hoog, 1741. 
 Hooker, 2162. 4539. 
 Hoole, 3920. 
 Hooper, 2676.2721. 
 Hopfner, E. F., 145. 
 
 1021. 1233. 
 .T. G. Ch., 
 
 3916. 
 3072. 
 4611. 
 
 5142. 
 Hopkins. 2722. 4519. 
 Horberry. 2723. 3180. 
 
 3921,3922. 
 Hore, 2280. 
 Horn, 3290. 
 Home, lip., 112. 1326, 
 
 1327. 2724. 3923— 
 
 3732. 
 
 T.,3732. 
 
 T. H., 12. 268. 
 
 712-714. 2042. 
 Horneman, 809. 1084, 
 
 1085. 
 Hornoeck. 3143. 
 Horologiura parvuoi, 
 
 2240. 
 
 )i\ 
 
 1" 
 
i 
 
 i 
 
 406 
 
 Horrcus, 1841. 
 Horsley, 1328. 1842. 
 2725. 3663, 3664. 
 3926. 
 Horst, 1190. 
 Hosea Hebr., 437. 
 Hospinianius, 2660. 
 Hotlinger, 13.763.990. 
 1078. 1087. 1785. 
 1925—1927. 1994. 
 4270. 4885—4888. 
 Houbigant, 453. 
 Houtteville, 279. 317. 
 How, 3927. 
 Howard, 3928. 
 Howe. 2726. 3400. 
 
 4528. 
 Howell, 2128. 
 Huetius, 318. 1560. 
 
 3095. 
 Hufnagel, 810. 877. 
 
 4613. 
 Hug, 729. 1257. 1376. 
 Hughes, 3929. 
 Hugo, 3401. 
 Hull, 2164. 
 Hulot, 5149. 
 Hulsius. 764. 
 Humboldt, 4795. 
 Hume, 146—148. 
 Hundeshagen, 4547. 
 Hunnius, 32S8. 
 Hunt, J.. 319. 
 
 . T., 1109. 
 
 Hunter. 2916, 2917. 
 Huntingford, 3575. 
 Huntinston, 4529. 
 Hard, 362. 2727. 3701 
 
 3730, 3931. 
 Hurwitz, 878. 
 Huss. 2636, 2637 
 
 4434. 
 Hussey, 3932. 
 Hutchins, 3205. 
 Hutchinson, 3601, 2. 
 Hutter, 402. 
 Hyde, 4220. 4889. 
 Hymni, 2307. 
 Hymns, 2377, 2378. 
 Hyperius, 3648. 
 
 Ibbot, 3933. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Ignatius 2125, 2426. 
 
 2428. 2435. 2438. 
 
 4746. 
 Iken. 1843.1934,1935. 
 llgen, 1294. 
 lllgen, 3553. 4332. 
 
 4562. 
 Inett, 4492. 
 Innocent X., 4402, 
 
 4403. 
 Irenaius, 2448—2451. 
 Isaiah, Arabic, 574. 
 English, 612. 
 
 Isham, 1299. 
 Isidore, 2588. 
 Ives, 3934. 
 
 Jaafah, 4731. 4738. 
 Jablonskv, D., 451. 
 
 ' P. E., 1928 
 
 4161. 4163. 4302. 
 
 4303. I 
 
 Jackson, J., 75, 76. 
 
 Lawr. 256. 
 
 M., 3935. 
 
 T., 3200. 3595. 
 
 2951. 
 Jacob, 2673. 2674. 
 Jahia, 4726. 
 Jahn, 418. 730. 732, 
 
 733. 842, 843. 879. 
 
 S25. 1149, 1150. 
 
 1929. 2063. 
 Jaeger, 1358. 
 Jamblichius, 4160. 
 James, J. B., 3461. 
 J. F., 150. 
 M., 2360. 
 r., 3504. 
 
 3402. 3936. 
 Jelf, 5007. 
 Jenkin, 275—277. 
 Jenkins, 2334. 
 Jenks, 2362, 2363. 
 Jennings, 1931—1933. 
 Jenour, 1398. 
 Jenyns, 320. 2728. 
 
 3050. 
 Jephson, 3036. 
 Jerome of Prague, 4434. 
 Jerusalems, 321. 
 Jessien, 765. 1793. 
 Jewell, 2166, 2167. 
 Job, Hebr., 438. 
 Jocelin, 4381. 
 Johannsen, K.T., 2012. 
 
 J., 3168. 
 
 John, St., French, 629. 
 Bengalee, 
 
 Jameson, 4688. 
 Jamieson, 2976. 
 Jansen, 1561. 
 Janson, 505^ . 
 Janzonius, 5047. 
 Jarrett, 880. 
 Jarvis, 4254. 
 Jaspis, 516. 1676. 
 
 1787. 
 Jaubert, 4762. 
 Jay, 2361. 
 Jayadeva, 4800. 
 Jebb, 785, 786. 2867. 
 
 Johnson, 3144.3937. 
 Joimey, 4516. 
 Jonas, Hebi-. et Chald., 
 Jones. J., 612. 703. 
 
 2230. 3075. 3725. 
 
 4525. 
 
 Rev. T., 734. 
 
 2729. 
 
 W.ofN., 766. 
 
 Sir W., 1134. 
 
 4811.4890,4891. 
 
 Rev. W., 1167. 
 
 2730. 2937. 3447. 
 
 Jonge, 5041. 
 
 Jonston, 568. 
 
 Jortini 322. 3938, 3939. 
 
 4325. 
 Josepbl Ben-Gorionis, 
 
 2054. 
 Josephus, 2049. 1277. 
 
 2045—2055. 2081— 
 
 2083. 2055. 2412. 
 Jossevel, 4120. 
 Jowett, 4564, 4565. 
 Juell, 2165. 
 Julicn. 4842. 
 Julius. 2419. 
 Jung-Johann, 4555. 
 Junker, 1744, 
 Jurieu, 381. 
 Just, 1288. 
 Justin Martyr, 2420. 
 
 , 
 
 2426. 2428. 2440— 
 2446. 3466. 
 Juvencius, 563. 
 
 K^MPFERi, 4892. 
 Kaergel. 4615. 
 Khan, 4757. 
 Kaiser, 832. 1151.1256. 
 
 T. 1845. 
 
 Kalinsky, 1426. 
 Kals, 833. 
 Kant, 151. 
 Kay, 4324. 
 Kaufer, 495. 
 Keble, 2M9. 
 Keckermann, 881. 
 Keightley, 4152. 
 Keil, 767. 1504. 1846. 
 Keith, 382. 
 Keller, 1251. 
 Kemnicius, 1796. 
 Kempis, 3 103— 3405. 
 Kennedy, 4236. 
 Kennet, 3201.4506. 
 Kennicott, 268. 795. 
 
 1330. 
 Kerkherder, 1433. 
 Kett, 3709. 
 Keuchen, 1505. 
 Ketilewell, 3145. 3148. 
 
 3204. 3340—3342. 
 Kettner, 4552. 
 Keysler. 4248. 
 Keyworth, 882. 
 Kidder, 280, 281.3681. 
 Kierkegaard, 3055. 
 Kiessling, 3532. 
 Killingbeck, 3940. 
 Kimchius, 1458. 
 Kimhi, 3469. 
 Kind, 3026. 
 King, A. 3074. 
 
 E. 1847. 
 
 J. 2241. 
 
 SirP.3194— 3196. 
 
 W. 3049. 
 
 Kibruing, 2193. 
 Kirch, 1094. 
 Kirchen, 4616. 
 Kirchhoff, 3012. 
 Kirsch, 586. 
 Kirsten, 4725, 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Kistemaker, 1331.1378. 
 
 1647. 1668. 
 Klaietsius, 4771. 
 Klaproth, 4689. 4759. 
 
 4893. 
 Klee, 1769. 
 KItin, 4304. 
 Klinckhardt, 1609. 
 Klippel, 3291. 
 Kloden, 2039. 
 Knapp, 487, 488. 500. 
 
 1332. 4617. 5126. 
 Knatchbull, 4707. 
 Knight, 2932. 
 Knolles, 3895, 3896. 
 Knowles, 2974. 
 Knox, J. 2676. 2731. 
 
 4512. 4513. 
 
 V. 323. 
 
 Koch, 4168. 
 Kochen,3190. 
 Kocher, H. 826. 
 Kocher, J. 4389. 
 Koenig. 997. 
 Kofod, 5080. 
 Koheleth Seelenkampf, 
 
 1359. 
 Koken, 3176. 4619. 
 KoUner, 5101. 5172. 
 Koopmans, 2141. 4896. 
 Koppe, 1507. 
 Korner, 3456. 
 Kortholtus, 4271. 
 Kosegarten, H. 4711. 
 J. 883. 
 
 1106. 1245. 4364. 
 
 4690, 4691. 
 Koster, 1479. 
 Krafft, J. 1848. 
 
 J. W. 1236. 
 
 Kranse, 1717. 
 Krebs. 1060. 1849. 
 Kreenen, 1475. 
 Kristni-Saga, 4365. 
 Krom, 2447. 
 Kuchler, 1654. 1850. 
 Kudlius. 1036. 
 Kuhlmann, 4424. 
 Kuhne, 1072. 
 Kuinoel, 437. 1062. 
 
 1333. 1462. 1562, 
 1563. 1770. 2161. 
 
 407 
 
 Kulcnkamp, 4990. 
 Kilnneth,4423. 
 Kunoel, 4593, 
 Kust, 2868. 
 Kuster, 461. 
 Kype, 1069. 
 Kypke, 1037. 
 
 Lactantius, 2421. 
 
 2543—2550. 
 Lafitan, 4407. 
 Lambert, 1461. 
 Lampe, 1334. 1617— 
 
 1620. 
 Lamy, 4980, 4981. 
 Lancaster, 324. 3735. 
 Landau, 958. 1936. 
 Lauge, C. 1851. 
 
 J. 1152. 1659. 
 
 2962. 
 
 S. 1621. 
 
 Langles, 4845. 
 Lardner, Dr. 325, 326. 
 2732. 
 
 N. 4530. 
 
 Lasch, 5108. 
 
 Lassen, 1831. 4801. 
 
 4804, 4805. 4897. 
 Latham, 4760. 
 Latimer, Bp. 2676. 
 
 3941. 
 
 H. 4531, 
 
 4532. 
 Laud, 3524. 3942. 
 Laurmann, 1794. 1813. 
 Lavington, 3588. 
 Law, E. 48. 
 
 VV. 3148. 3406, 
 
 3407. 5145. 
 Lawrence, 683 — 685. 
 
 3115,3714.3239. 
 Leachms, 4662. 
 Le Bas, 4518. 4545. 
 Le Brun, 1363. 
 Le Comte, 4898. 
 Lee, F. 1852. 
 
 S. 838. 3474. 
 
 Leger, 4443. 
 Leibnitz, 2661. 
 Leigh, 991. 
 Leighton, 1786. 2734 — 
 
 2736. 
 
 N n 
 
408 
 
 •II 
 
 Leit^Htonhouse, 3943. 
 Leland, 194, 195.237— 
 
 239.715, 716.2737. 
 L'Empereur, 1993. 
 Lenfant, 1519. 2105— 
 
 2109, 4437. 
 Lengerke, 2510, 2511. 
 Le Nourry, 5181. 
 Lent, 4187. 
 Lentz, 5049. 
 Lenz, 4821. 
 Leo, 2599. 1938. 
 Leontius, 2419. 
 Leopold, 959. 
 Le riuche, 383. 
 Lepsius, 4783. 
 Leslie, 269.2738.3467. 
 
 Less, 327, 328. 
 Lessing, 1373. 1474. 
 
 5078. 
 Lett, 4400. 
 Leun, 996. 1718. 
 Leunclavius, 4900. 
 Leusden, 441.769,770. 
 
 1098. 1246. 5165. 
 Lever, 2169. 
 Lewald, 3482. 
 Lewis, J. 811. 4436. 
 
 5179,5180. 
 T. 1937. 
 
 Ley, 4901. 
 
 Leydekker, 1995. 4372. 
 Liefmannus, 4424. 
 Lienhart,2231. 
 Liehlfoot. 2739, 2740. 
 Limborch, 2813. 4560. 
 Lindberg, 3247. 4682. 
 Lindinger, 2025. 
 Lipmann, 4678. 
 Littleton. 3944. 
 Liuel, 2381. 
 Uoyd, Bp. 501—503. 
 __1— J. 5156. 
 
 W.2170. 
 
 R. 222. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Loniceri, 4903. 5166. 
 Lose, 2201. 
 Losner, 1071. 
 Lowman, 1806. 1996. 
 Lowry, 1853. 
 Lowth, 782, 783. 1206. 
 
 1399. 
 W. 736. 1422. 
 
 1447. 
 Lucas.3161. 4121. 5158. 
 
 Lucke, F. 513. 1622. 
 G. 1153. 2142. 
 
 Locke,3.153-156.329. 
 
 1680, 1681.1908. 
 Locman, 4727-4730. 
 Loescher, 884. 2869. 
 
 3465. 
 Loesman, 885. I 
 
 Long, 4504. I 
 
 Ludolf, 592. 
 Ludovicus, 5042. 
 Ludwig, 5106. 
 Lufft, 5137. 
 Lumper, 2397. 
 Lupton, 3945. 
 Luther, 630—633. 636. 
 
 1271. 1314—1317. 
 
 1362. 1335, 1386. 
 
 1452. 1508. 1564. 
 
 1587. 1632. 1730. 
 
 1732, 1733. 1789. 
 
 2638 — 2642. 3011. 
 
 3235. 3408. 3514. 
 
 4138. 4461—4465. 
 
 5001. 5085. 6092. 
 
 5166. 
 Lyndwood, 2124. 
 Lyon, 886. 
 Lyttleton, 330. 
 
 Mabillov, 2232. 
 ]Macarius, 2520. 
 Mac Ewen, 1168. 
 Macknight, 671, 672. 
 
 1547. 1660—1663. 
 Maclaine, 3946, 
 Macnight, 673. 
 Macro, 3947. 
 INIagee. 3056. 
 Maha-Bharata, 4793. 
 4795. 4799. 4813. 
 4820. 
 Mahivansi Raj^-Rat- 
 nucari Riija-vih, 
 4239. 
 Mahn, 690. 
 Maffei, 4904. 
 Maimonides, 1939. 
 
 1965. 1990. 
 
 f Mainwaring. 3645. 
 Maitre, 4122. 4128. 
 Maius. 1854. 2806. 
 Maji, A. 4692. 
 
 J. 1966. 
 
 Major, 1602. 1682. 
 Malcolm, 4905. 
 Malebranch, 167. 
 Mant,1217. 2314. 3116. 
 
 3527. 3716. 3948. 
 Mantissa, 5002. 
 Ma rck, 771.1372.2662. 
 
 2997. 
 Maresius, 49. 
 Marguerite, 2282. 
 INIarheinecke, 3188. 
 
 3234. 3531. 
 Mariti, 4906. 
 Mark, 1184. 
 Marie. 5069. 
 Marmet, 3948. 4123. 
 Marsden, 4835, 4836. 
 
 4838. 
 Marsh, E. 1335. 3950, 
 
 3951. 
 
 H. 33. 738. 
 
 2942. 3518. 3949. 
 
 4566. 
 Marshall, 3952. 
 Marsham, 2093. 4816. 
 
 4839. 
 Martinus, 4557. 
 Martin, C. 1400. 
 
 D. 623, 625. 
 
 844. 
 
 Martyn, 4533, 4534. 
 Masch, 4943. 
 Masclef, 887. 
 .Mason, 3353. 
 Massey,68. 
 
 MassUlon, 2634, 2635. 
 3953.4124.5175. 
 
 Maternus, 2421. 
 
 Matthaeus, 474. 478. 
 4416. 
 
 Mathai, 3037. 
 
 Mathias, 2116. 3512. 
 
 Matthew, 597. 
 
 Matthews, 3954. 
 
 Matthiae, 517.3117. 
 
 Maty, 3955. 
 ) Maundrell, 4907. 
 
 Maurer, 1240. 1275. l 
 Maurice, A. 4116. I 
 T. 2938. 
 
 4998.4125. 
 Mayer, 3013. 4247. 
 
 4384. 5002. 
 Mayo, 3906. 
 M'Crie, 451.3. 
 M'Lean, 2741. 
 Mead, 2021.3410. 
 Mede, 1807. 2742. 
 Meggott, 3956. 
 Megiseri, 4763. 
 Meiners, 113. 
 Meisner, 420. 992. 
 Melancthon, 14. 2795. 
 
 1430, 1431. 1682. 
 
 1703, 1704. 2143. 
 
 2197, 2198. 2643, 
 
 2644. 3233. 3515. 
 
 4460. 4620, 4621. 
 
 4630. 1565. 2794. 
 
 6167. 2796, 2797. 
 Melchior, 5002. 
 Melraoth, 3411. 
 Melvill, 3957. 4513. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 413. 737, 738. 926. 
 
 1506. 1605. 
 Michael. 3352. 
 Middeldortf, 1370. 
 Middleton, 397, 3495, 
 
 3496, 
 , T. 1014. 
 
 3958. 
 Mignot, 4910, 
 Miguel, 643. 
 Mill, 1401, 1402.1941. 
 Millenial Church, 2996. 
 Miller, 3959. 
 Mills, 159. 1634. 
 Mills, C, 4215. 4360. 
 
 S., 4535. 
 
 Milraan, 3731. 
 
 Miln, 4146. 
 
 Milner. 2743. 3960. 
 
 4272. 4567. 
 Milton, 3582. 
 Minucius Felix, 2483, 
 
 2484. 
 Miraculis, 4624. 
 Miraius, 4157. 4305. 
 
 Mirchondi, 4753, 4754. 
 Menasseh Ben Israel, j Mischna, 4176 — 4178. 
 1940. 1967. 3169. Missale, 2243. 2249. 
 
 Mendels-Sohn. 
 
 1366. 
 Menochius, 560. 
 Menu, 4809. 
 Mers, 1909. 
 Mesch, 176 L 
 Meurerus, 3046. 
 Meuschen, 1509. 
 M'Ewen, 2986. 
 
 158. 
 
 2254. 
 Mitford, 50. 
 Modern Traveller, 4911. 
 Moegling. 3458. 
 Moeller, 19. 
 Miihler, 3489. 
 Moldenhauer, J., 1524. 
 Moldenhawer, 739. 
 
 1232. 
 
 Meyer, 2083. 161 1.5093. Molesworth, 4626. 
 
 1968. 2065. 3293. i Moller, 4246. 
 Michaelis, C. 1272. I Monro, 3961. 
 
 J., 549. 738. Montague. 2681. 
 
 1179. 1231. Moore. Mrs. H., 2744, 
 1409, 1 2745. 
 
 15-29. Henry, 4521. 
 
 2033. More, 2746. 3310. 
 
 961. 
 
 1336. 
 
 1410. 
 
 1648. 
 
 2096. 
 
 4909. 
 
 5097. 
 
 1364. 
 1528, 
 \9U1. 
 4622, 
 4982. 
 5110, 
 
 1857. 
 Michaelis, J. R., 409 
 
 4623. Morehead, 3962. 
 4991. Morer, 2963. 
 5111. Morgan. 3723. 
 J. H. 1272. Monngus. 4394. 
 .T. G. 1856, Moritz, 4154. 
 iMornay, 3607. 
 Morus, 1155. 1510. 
 
 409 
 
 1603. 1623. 1549. 
 
 1707. 1734. 1771. 
 
 1781. 1782, 1859. 
 
 2871. 3298. 4627. 
 Closer, 962. 
 Mosheim, 1705. 1752. 
 
 I860. 2144. 2872. 
 
 2873, 4273, 4274. 
 
 4277—4279. 4306— 
 
 4309. 4320. 4J43— 
 
 4345. 4371. 4425. 
 
 4628, 46-29. 4675. 
 Moss, 3964. 
 Moulin, 3412, 3413. 
 Movers, 5136. 
 Moysey, 1624. 3722. 
 
 3965. 
 Mudge, 3966, 3967. 
 Muelen, 1942. 
 Mueller, 4755. 
 Muller, 888. 1861. 
 
 1943.3721.4139. 
 Munkhouse, 3668. 
 Munster, 963. 3469. 
 Munter, 1658. 4625. 
 Munter, 812. 1625, 
 1626. 4168, 4169. 
 
 4375. 4383. 
 Munthe, 1068. 
 Muntinghe, 772. 1862. 
 Muretus, 34. 
 Musxus, 4216. 
 
 Nabe., 505. 4310. 
 Nanninga, 3053. 
 Nares, E., 813. 3193. 
 
 R., 332. 3704. 
 
 4961, 4962. 
 Natalus, I56*i. 
 Natolien. 4913. 
 Neale, 4217. 
 Neander, A., 2416. 
 
 4280—4282. 
 
 .M., 889. 
 
 Nelson, 2335, 2336. 
 Nettleton, 3311. 
 Neumann, 484.3. 
 Newcome, 620. 674. 
 
 1444. 1863. 
 Newman, 964, 965. 
 J. H., 3970. 
 
 4426. 
 
410 
 
 Newman, T., 3308. 
 Newton, Bp., 384—9. 
 
 890. 
 Sir I., 1434 . 
 
 2747, 2748. 3355. 
 
 3414. 
 
 R., 3278.3971, 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 3972. 
 
 T., 3691. 3656. 
 Nicephoras, 2415. 
 Nichols, 240— 2. 2172. 
 Nicholls, 2315—2317. 
 
 2337. 
 Nicolau's, 1986. 1998. 
 
 44 04. 
 Niemeyer, 1578. 1864. 
 
 2589. 
 Nierszesouicz, 4769, 
 Nieuwenhius, 3299. 
 Nightingale, 3503. 
 Nitzsch, 4631. 
 Nizami, 4756. 
 Nodier, 15. 
 
 Noel, 3973. 4632. 
 
 Nolan, 3737. 
 
 Noldius, 987. 
 
 Nonnus. 2490. 
 
 Noris. H., 2628. 
 
 P. M. H., 4427. 
 
 Norris, 4949. 
 
 Nosselt, 16. 18. 1156, 
 1157. 
 
 Nothnagel, 2398. 
 
 Notker, 600. 
 
 Nourse, 3974. 
 
 OsEnHAVSER. 2102. 
 
 Oberleitner, 842. 1092. 
 
 1121. 
 Oberthiir, 4633. 
 Ode, 3010. 
 Oelrichs, 160. 2399. 
 
 4634. 
 Oelsner, 4218. 
 Offer, 444. 892. 
 Ogden, 3975. 3976. 
 Ogilvie, 3977. 4954. 
 01denbruch,5116. 
 Olearius, 3018. 
 Oliver, 1906. 
 Ollivant, 893. 
 Ollyffe, 3279. 
 
 Olney Hymns, 2382. 
 Olon, 4914. 
 Olpius, 5043. 
 Olshausen, 42B3. 
 Opitius, 431. 966. 
 
 4680. 4992. 
 Oppenheimer, 4200. 
 Optatius, 2553. 2555. 
 Orarium, 2286. 
 Orbellis, 2626. 
 Oricellarius, 4396. 
 Orme, 17. 
 
 Orr, 1 14. 3978—3980. 
 Osiander, 665. 
 Ostendanus. 1337. 
 Ostervald. 1229. 1230. 
 Oswaldus, 4558. 
 Ottius, 3107. 
 Oudinus, 2400. 
 lOuselv, 4916, 4917. 
 lOutram, 1969. 1970. 
 
 5129. 
 Owen, H., 1914. 3981. 
 J., 35. 333. 
 
 1339. 2366. 
 
 2750. 2959, 
 
 3003. 3051. 
 
 3083. 3097. 
 
 ( Parkhurst, 968—970. 
 1042—1044. 
 Parr, 2757. 
 Pany, 3986. 
 Parsons, 33'25. 
 Pascal, 3415, 3416. 
 
 4:}d6— 43dB. 
 Pasor. 101 1.1038, 1039. 
 Passio. 3059. 
 Patrick, 1 ■206—1208. 
 1304. 1357. 3335, 
 
 3417. 
 Patroni 
 
 2205. 
 Paul III. 
 
 Ecclesiaruro, 
 
 4468. 
 
 Paulus,740. 814. 1340. 
 
 15*i7. 
 
 1772. 
 1865, 
 4429. 
 
 1338, 
 2749, 
 2960. 
 3032, 
 35 18. 3591. 
 Oyanguren, 4833. 
 
 Pacanucci, 1944. 
 Paijninus, S., 4 .8 
 
 967 
 
 5051. 5055. 
 - X., 439. 
 
 Pahlin. 4693,4694. 
 Palairet, 1067. 
 Paleophilus. 3542. 
 Paley.56— 63.284— 89. 
 334. lo9l— 93. 2751 
 —2755.3633. 3982— 
 3985. 
 Palmer, 2338, 2339. 
 Pappelbaum, 796. 
 Pareau, A.. 1284. 
 
 J., 1158. 1159. 
 
 1309. 1475. 1945. 
 
 L., 1719.4741, 
 
 4742. 
 Parens, 2663. 2805. 
 Parker, 2173. 2756. 
 4485. 
 
 1530. 
 
 1746. 17j5. 
 
 2613. 3481. 
 
 4918. 5057. 
 Pawson, 3987. 
 Paxton, 1866. 
 Pearce, 1568. 
 Pearson, E.. 3705. 
 -J.,3197— 99. 
 
 4527. 
 Peiper, 4794. 4722. 
 Peirce. 1773. 
 Pelliccia, 2145. 
 Pelling. 2943. 3988. 
 Pembroke, 615. 
 Penn. 1423. 2010. 
 4159. 
 
 T.,2174. 
 
 Penrose, 161. 
 
 Peters, 1292, 93. 2646. 
 
 Percival. 4729. 
 
 Percy, 741. 
 
 Peyran, 4441. 
 
 Pezoldus, 2590. 
 
 Pezron. 4174. 
 
 Pfartius, 2793. 2200. 
 
 Pfannkucke, 804. 
 
 Pfeiffer,895. 1235. 
 
 I'halestius, 1894. 
 
 Phavorinus. 1035. 
 
 Phelan, 456.*. 
 
 Phelastrius, 2558. 
 
 Philipps. 896. 
 
 Phillpotts. 3486. 
 
 Philo Judu;us, 2412. 
 2429,-2431. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 411 
 
 Philo Episc. Carpasii, ' 
 
 2591. 
 Philostorgius, 2498. 
 Photius, 2419. 
 Picart, 4145. 
 Pictet, 2367. 2803. , 
 3024. 3418. 4126. 
 4341. 
 Pierre, 4919. 
 Piguorius, 4165. 
 Pike, 3463. 
 Pinkerton, 2242. 
 Pires, 1569. 
 Piscator, 1588. 1683. 
 
 1689. 
 Pitman, 3989. 
 Pius v., 4399. 
 Planck, 804. 4444. 
 
 1006. 
 Plat, 2119. 
 
 Presbyterian Govern- 
 ment, 2214. 
 Plath, 4920. 
 Platina, 4390. 
 Platts, 3990. 5931. 
 Plauensius, 3226. 
 Plumptree, 3991. 
 Plumvoen, 1867. 
 Pockfington, 3038. 
 
 3992. 
 Pococke, 524, 525. 
 1455. 1472. 4731. 
 1443. 2758. 
 Polano, 2110— 2113. 
 Pole, 1181—1183. 
 Poley, 4798. 
 Polycarp, 2425. 2426. 
 
 2428. 
 Polychronius, 2419. 
 Pons, 2221. 
 Poole, 3525. 
 Popham, 1868. 
 Porta, 4473. 
 Porter, 3655. 
 Porteus, 336. 3502. 
 
 3993—3995. 
 Portiforium, 2244. 
 Possart, 1135. 
 Postilla, 1570. 
 Pott, 1664. 1720.3654. 
 
 4656.5114. 
 Potter,2098.2176.2769. 
 
 Powell, 3996, 3997. 
 Powlelt, 4636. 
 Pradus, 1419. 
 Precaticnes, 2368. 
 Prica?us, 1511. 
 Price, 335. 2818. 
 Prideaux, 2067. 3741. 
 
 5157. 
 Priestley, 162, 163. 
 
 3559. 
 Pritius, 742. 
 Procopowicz, 3006. 
 
 4637. 
 Prudentius, 2602. 
 Pruen, 2146. 2340. 
 Purdy, 3280. 
 Pusey, 3599. 
 Pyle, 3998. 1225. 
 
 1808. 
 
 QUEVSTED, 1947. 
 
 Quentinus, 2302. 
 Quesnel, 1521. 1571. 
 
 3419. 
 Quirenus, 2239. 
 
 Rabe, 4178. 
 Racine, 4284. 
 Rambachius, 1165. 
 
 1272. 
 Ram bonnet, 1788. 
 Rammohun Roy, 4237. 
 Randolph. 3999. 
 Raphel, 1057—1059. 
 Raphelengius, 1122. 
 Rask, 4760. 
 Ratelband, 1774. 
 Ratram, 2616. 
 Ravius. 4734. 
 Rawbone, 3060. 
 Ray, 115. 
 Raymer, 5058. 
 Raymund, 578. 
 Reading, 2341. 4000. 
 Reay, 897. 
 
 Rechenbergius, 3222. , 
 Reck, 5104. 
 Rechenberger, 971. 
 Regenbrecht, 2131. 
 Rehlingius, 4204. 
 Reiche, 1706. 1747 
 
 3118.5102.5174. 
 
 Reichard, 2845. 
 Reimraann, 4921. 
 Reineccius, 518. 534. 
 
 972. 2875. 5013. 
 Reinecke, 1572. 1869. 
 Reinesi, 4683. 
 Reinhard, 1870. 4143. 
 
 4639. 4640. 4994. 
 Reiske, 2026. 
 Reland, 898. 1123. 
 
 1948—1950. 1972, 
 
 1973. 2034. 4019. 
 
 4922, 4223. 
 Renaudotius, 2237. 
 Reneccius, 993. 
 Rettberg, 1872. 5028. 
 
 5168. 
 Reusz, 3312. 4643. 
 Reyberger, 3296. 
 Reyncll, 2995. 4001. 
 Reynolds, 2760. 
 Rheinwald, 1742. 
 Rhenferdius,4993. 
 : Rhenford, 773. 
 Rhode. 1597. 4221. 
 
 4231. 
 Ribinus, 3245. 
 Richard. 2103. 
 Richmond, L., 4536. 
 R., 4002. 
 
 Richter, G., 2028. 
 J., 4598. 5155. 
 
 Ridgley, 2877. 
 Ridley, 2999. 3700. 
 Reigler, 1283. 1417. 
 Riehm, 1639. 
 Riland, 2178. 
 Rinck, 1650. 
 Ringelbergius, 34. 
 Rituale, 2277. 
 Rivers, 2761. 
 Riviere, 4127. 
 Roberts, 743. 3420. 
 
 4983. 
 (Robertson, 899. 994. 
 
 4003. 
 W., 440. 
 
 4924. 
 Robinson, H.,169431. 
 
 Dr. J., 10. 
 
 J. T.. 4005. 
 
 R., 4004. 
 
 N 
 
 n3 
 
412 
 
 Robinson, T., 2079. 
 
 2878. 4537. 
 Rocheblave, 41'28. 
 Rochester, Earl of, 
 
 4523. 
 Rodriguez, 4832. 
 Roediger, 806. 
 Roell, 3606. 
 Roesler, 5090. 
 Rog-aar, 5120. 
 Rogers, 226. 2676. 
 
 4009. 
 
 J., 447. 2147. 
 
 2762. 3261. 3504. 
 4006. 4008. 4960. 
 Romaine, 985. 3421— 
 
 3423. 4010. 
 Rondet, 2299. 
 Roorda, 116. 900. 
 
 1413. 5014. 
 Roper, 1523. 
 Rbrdam, 2433. 
 Rosarius, 2260. 2308. 
 Roscellin. 4423. 
 Rose. 4281. 1873. 1014. 
 
 3597,3598.4011. 
 Rosen, 4818. 4784, 
 
 4785. 
 Rosenbaum, 3600. 
 RosenmuUer, 815. 973. 
 1124. 1512. 1438. 
 1875. 1952. 113b. 
 1175—1177. 1192— 
 1194. 1341. 1383. 
 1390. 1406. 1424, 
 1425. 1451. 1874. 
 2043. 4594. 4735. 
 
 J., 1137. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Rudolph, 834. 
 Rueff, 4311. 
 Ruell, 4828. 
 Ruhs. 4243. . 
 Ruinart, S., 4379. 
 
 T., 4378. 
 
 RuUman, 1190. 
 Rundall, 697. 
 
 Rupert, 1381. 4593. 
 4656. 
 
 Rus, 669. 
 
 Ruschat, 901. 
 , Russel, A., 4925. 
 I Russell, M., 2066. 
 2044. 4012. 4926. 
 
 Rust, 164. 
 
 Rutherford, 3424. 
 
 1195.229. 
 Ross, 51. 
 Rothe, 73^). 
 Rotherham, 337. 4944. 
 
 3090,3091. 
 Routh,2417. 
 Roy, Rajah Rammo- 
 
 hun, 4238. 
 Royaards, 2848. 4367 
 
 1723. 
 Ruckersfelder, 4644. 
 Ruckert, 1735. 5107 
 
 1708. 
 Rudelbacb, 1169. 
 
 Saadie, 574. 
 Sack, 4129. 4333. 
 Sacy. 627. 1102, 1103. 
 1105. 3425. 4191. 
 4211. 
 Sagittarii, 4259. 
 Sahl, 570. 
 
 Sainte iMarthe, 3426. 
 Sale, 4209. 
 Saligniaci, 2035. 
 Salome, 902. 
 Salt, 4695. 
 Samuel, 1971. 
 Sancara, 4819. 
 Sanderson, 2177. 3441, 
 
 3442. 4539. 
 Sanditort, 5169, 
 Sarpi,2114. 
 Sauer. 4192. 
 Saurin, 4130, 4131. 
 Saunders, 3351. 
 Saunier, 1360. 
 Savary, 1 125. 4210. 
 Scaligeri, 4733. 
 Scattergood. 4013. 
 Schaaf, 580. 1099. 
 Schannat, 2121. 
 Scharfenberg. 817. 1440. 
 
 Scharfius, 3427. 
 Schtdius, 4244. 
 Scheiblcr, 3027. 3028. 
 
 3536. 
 Scheidii, 974. 1160. 
 
 1403. 5021. 
 
 Schelling, 1354. 1404- 
 
 1775. 
 Schelstratus, 4405. 
 Scherer, 1120. 
 Scberzius, 603. 
 Schier, 4429. 
 Schilleri, 603. 
 Schindler, 976. 1083. 
 Schirmer, 1282. 
 Schlaegerus, 1877. 
 Schlegel, J.4156. 
 L. A. 4817.4928. 
 
 Schleiermacher, 165. 
 
 1753. 1604. 4140. 
 
 4141. 
 Schleusncr, 818. 1022— 
 
 1031. 
 Schmeller, 604. 
 Schmidt, C. F. 705. 
 
 1709. 1775. 1792. 
 
 . C. C. 2233. 
 
 E. 1050. 1407. 
 
 — ¥. 4167. 4929. 
 
 — .I.E. 2880. 
 -J. J. 4930. 
 
 . J. C. 5015. 
 
 S. 415. 1756. 
 
 K. 686. 
 
 Schneckenburger, 1531. 
 Schni/Unus, 4430 4645. 
 Schnurrcr, 19. 1107. 
 1878. 4646. 4736. 
 4035. 1037. 5046. 
 5050.. 5059—5064. 
 5066. 5070. 5074. 
 5076.5079.5081. 
 Schoder, 2036. 
 Schocne, 4336. 
 Schoettgenius, 4175. 
 Scholar, armed, 3579. 
 Scholl, 1442. 
 Scholten, 5029. 
 Scholz, 504. 799. 1532. 
 Schomerus, 3457. 3552. 
 Schonemann, 2401. 
 Schott, 491. 562. 1234. 
 1260. 1513. 1748. 
 1879. 2881, 3177. 
 4647. 
 Schottgen, 475. 1045. 
 
 1514. 
 Schottlander, 4179. 
 
 Schreger, 2027. 
 Schereitir, 1607. 
 Schroch, 4285. 4312. 
 Schroder, 4770. 
 Schroeder, 1987. 903, 
 651. 1454. 1003. 
 5016. 1343. 
 
 N. 800. 
 
 Schrceer. 4931. 
 Schubert, H. 905. 
 
 J. 36. 2882. 
 
 3297. 3452. 5141. 
 Schuckford, 2064. 
 Schumann, 433. 
 Schultens, 800. 1295. 
 1296. 1355, 1356. 
 1880. 5017. 
 
 H. 823. 907. 
 
 4705—4708. 4723. 
 
 4721, 4737. 4995. 
 
 Schulthess, 2041. 2883. 
 
 2979. 
 Schulize. A. 5030. 
 Schulze. G. 4648. 
 
 D. 493. 801. 
 
 E. I9r)3. 
 
 .1. 1191. 1344. 
 
 1436. 
 
 Schurzfleisch, 4313. 
 Schutze, 1737. 
 Schwabe. 693. 
 Schwertner, 3428. 
 Sclichtingiur, 26)1. 
 Scoott, 338.2763.3323, 
 3324. 3016. 
 
 T. 1213. 1216. 
 
 3086. 4649. 4540, 
 4650. f, 
 
 Scotus, 4614. 
 Scougal, 2764. 3429. \ 
 Scudder, 3430. 
 Scultetus, 2402. 
 Scupolus, 3431. 
 Sebastians, 909. 
 Seckendorfi. 4445. 
 Seeker, 3281. 3662. 
 
 4014. 
 Sedg^^ick, 3354. 
 Sedulius, 2621. 
 Seed, 3697. 
 Seelen, 3611. 
 Segand, 4132, 4133. 
 
 1161, 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Segar, 5092. 
 Seifarti, 4683. 
 Seiler, 2884—6. 3294. 
 
 3453. 
 Seldcn, 1999—2002. 
 Selvaggius, 3022 
 Semler, 704. 
 
 1162. 1665. 2019. 
 2149. 2887. 3216. 
 4285. 4187. 4322. 
 4651, 4652. 4932. 
 Sennert. 5018. 
 Serle, 3432. 
 Serran, 548. 
 Servetus, 4421. 4431. 
 Severus, 3119. 
 Seyfltarth, F. 1776. 
 G. 4896. 
 
 4933. 
 Shaftesbury, 166 — 169. 
 Sharpe, G. 831. 913. 
 
 1013. 4653. 
 
 J. 4019. 2767. 
 
 T. 998. 999. 
 
 1963. 
 Shaw, D. 339. 
 
 S. 4020. 
 
 Shepherd, 2343. 
 Sheridan, 4021. 
 Sherlock, T. 364—369. 
 W. 171.2150. 
 
 2768. 2930. 2953. 
 
 3156. 3178. 3179. 
 
 4023—4027. 5182. 
 Short, 4026. 4494. 
 Shower, 4029. 
 Shuck fud, 2070. 
 Shuttleworth, 230. 1675. 
 P. 4039. 
 
 Sibellius, 1790. 
 Sidney, 615. 
 Sidonius, 2600, 2601. 
 Sieifert. 1095. 
 Sigismund. 117. 
 Silberrad, 4554. 1259. 
 Sillery, 3313. 
 Simeon, 3669, 3670. 
 Simon, 20. 421. 911— 
 
 914. 920, 931. 977. 
 
 1548. 
 Simon, R., 776, 777. 
 
 819. 
 
 413 
 
 Simson, 4338. 
 Sinclair, 2179. 
 Sinschoten, 4902. 
 Sirmondi, 2422. 2629. 
 
 4442. 
 Skeeler, 4032—4034. 
 Skelton, 245. 2770. 
 
 4035. 
 Skepp. 3007. 
 Skinner, 4510. 4511. 
 Skurray, 4036. 
 Slade, 1673. 
 Sleidan, 2664, 2665. 
 
 4447—4453. 
 Sloss, 2934. 4037. 
 Smallbridge, 4038. 
 Smallbrook, 391. 
 Smart, 3349. 
 Smedley, 4472. 
 Smith, H. 4039. 
 
 J. 118. 247. 
 
 4040. 4284. 2965. 
 
 Pye, 3057. 4041. 
 
 Snape, 4042. 
 
 Soames, 3287. 3734. 
 
 4483. 
 Sobiech, 3337. 
 Socker, 2765, 2766. 
 Sonnenmayer, 5071. 
 Sonntag, 3020. 
 South, 4043. 
 Southey, 3526, 3527. 
 Southgate, 4044. 
 Spalding, 3433. 
 Spangebergus, 2888. 
 Spanheim, 2072. 2087. 
 
 4238. 4314. 
 Sparrow, 2344. 3252. 
 Spencer, 2003, 2004. 
 
 4541. 
 Spieker, 3232. 
 Spineto, 4698. 
 Spinoza, 172, 173. 
 Spitzner, 774, 775. 837. 
 Spohn, F. 4699. 
 G. 1408. 
 
 Spooner, 1605, 1651. 
 Spotswood, 4508, 4509. 
 Sprenger, 2403. 
 Spring. 4535. 
 Spry, 3720. 
 Squire, 231. 
 
il 
 
 414 
 
 Stacie, 5153. f 
 
 Stackhouse, 196. 278. 
 
 2057—2059. 
 Stadier, 979. 
 Staehelin. 1268, 1269. 
 Stange, 1345. 
 Stanhope. 2345. 
 Stapfer, 3449. 3450. 
 Starck. 1290. 1420. 
 
 1638. 
 Stattler, 340. 
 Staudlin, 3314. 
 Stehbing, 3000. 3572. | 
 3690. 4045. 4046. 
 4315. 4361. 5154 
 Stein, 1613. 
 
 Steinbrecher, 915. 
 
 Steinheim, 1466. 
 
 Steinwender, 2975. 
 
 Stellwag. 5159. 
 
 Stennett, 4017. 
 
 Stephan, 4189. 1051. 
 
 Stephens, 4048. 
 
 Sterae, 4049. 
 
 Sterry. 3434. 
 
 Stier. 5019. 
 
 Stickel. 1395. 1478. 
 
 Still. 2369. 4050. 
 
 Stillingfleet,2. 271. 
 341. 2931. 3499, 
 3500.4051.4491. 
 
 Stuard, 1441. 1481. 
 
 Stone, 4397. 
 
 Stonhouse, 2370. 
 
 Stochius. 5121. 
 
 Stock, 980—982. 1046. 
 
 Stockhardt. 3435. 
 
 Stool, 4740. 
 
 Storr, 152. 174. 916. 
 1237. 1516. 1677. 
 
 1777. 1881. 2889, 
 2890. 
 
 Stosch, J. 2891. 
 
 F. 1811. 
 
 Straight, 4052. 
 Strauchius, 4316. 
 Stroth, 4935. 
 Strype, 2771. 4484. 
 Stuart, 839, 840. 1711. 
 
 1778. 3120. 5022. 
 6112. 
 
 Stuck. 1460. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Stuffken, 4655. 
 Stuhlmann, 1308. 
 Sturm, 3436. 
 Sturmy, 4054. 
 Sturtevant. 3643. 
 Suicer, 2404, 2405. 
 Suidas, 1035. 
 Sulpicius. 2602. 2603. 
 Sumner, 120.343. 1258. 
 1592. 1628. 3628. 
 3658. 4055, 4056. 
 Supervilie, 4135. 
 
 Swinden,3182. 
 
 Sykes, 233. 357. 3061. 
 
 Sylloge Confessionum, 
 3240. 
 
 Schroeder. 4995. 
 
 Synesius, 2592. 
 
 CvreniBU8,2593. 
 
 Synge, 2772, 3348. 
 
 Takyoddixi 4720. 
 Talbot. 4975. 
 Talboys, 4773. 
 Talmud de Babylone, 
 1976. 
 
 4170_4172. 
 
 Tamerlane, 4703. 
 Tattersall, 5056. 
 Taylor, 1. 2371. 2774, 
 2775. 4058. 
 
 H., 2913. 3185. 
 
 J., 3062. 3047. 
 
 3152. 3170. 3319— 
 3322. 3437. 3443. 
 3501.3528. 4057. 
 Jer., 4941. 
 
 2080. 
 
 N. 270. 
 
 R. 52. 177.178. 
 
 Teller. 3166, 3167. 
 
 4657. 5004. 
 Tenki.ick, 5044. 
 Teplotz, 3307. 
 TertuUian, 2421. 2428. 
 
 2469—2474. 
 Thaddffius, 658. 
 Thalemann, 571. 
 Theile, 2893. 5086. 
 Theiner, 4412. 
 Theodoritus, 2498, 
 
 2594—2597. 
 
 Theodorius Antioch., 
 
 2454. 2419. 2498. 
 4437. 
 
 Theophilus, Antioch., 
 
 2455, 9456. 1574. 
 Theophylactus, 1684. 
 
 2622, 2623. 
 Thesaurus Novus Theo- 
 
 logico - Philologicus. 
 
 1179. 1180. 
 
 Patrum,2424. 
 
 Thiess. 1524. 
 Thiesz. 2892. 4142. 
 Thill, 4432. 
 Thilo, 688. 691. 2504. 
 
 4658. 
 Tholuck, 804. 1817. 
 
 1491. 1954. 1630. 
 
 1711. 1533. 
 F. A. G.. 
 
 1712. 422.3. 
 Thomas Aquinas, 2624. 
 Thomassinus, 2203. 
 Thompson, 3629. 
 Thorolds, 2936. 
 Thorn, 3039. 4059. 
 Thorndyke, 2151. 
 Tichler, 4659. 
 Tieftrunk, 4660. 
 
 Til, 3539. 
 Tillemont, 4342. 
 Tillotson, 2776— 2778. 
 Filly. 2372. 
 Timmermann, 2021. 
 Timur, 4703. 
 Tindall, 2676. 
 Tittmann, C. C, 5094. 
 J. A. H.. 179. 
 
 1015. 1016. 2666. 
 
 3187. 3227. 3229, 
 
 3230. 3650. 
 
 K. C, 1631. 
 
 1882. 4661.1817. 
 Tobianus. 5038. 
 Tograi, 4740. 
 Togtraann, 2993. 
 Tol, 1579. 
 Toland, 4250. 
 Tomasinus. 4165. 
 Tomline, 744. 2894. 
 
 2895. 3085. 3262. 
 
 3539. 3590. 
 
 Toogood, 3587. 
 Tbpler, 820. 
 Tossanus, 983. 
 Toulmin. 4060. 
 Tounley, 778. 
 Townsend, C. 4062. i 
 G.,652— 655. i 
 
 662. 
 
 .T., 4061. 
 
 Townshend, 346. 
 Townson, 1575. 4063. 
 Trapp, 1575, 1576. 
 
 3460. 5087. 5147, 
 
 5148. 
 Travell, 1346. 3209. 
 Trelcatius,2814. 
 Tremellius 558. 927. | 
 1 rendelenburg. 4198. 
 
 5171. 
 Treschow, 4664. 
 Triglandus, 1978. 
 Trimmer, 699. 1227. 
 
 4665, 4666. 
 Tritzsche, 3231. 
 Trollope, 4334. 
 Tromus, 1054. 
 Tucker, 2984. 4064. 
 Tuckney, 4065. 2812. 
 TurnbuU, 180. 
 Turner, 188. 
 Turretin, 234. 1163. 
 
 2667. 2811. 4317, 
 4318. 
 Twells, 3698. 3689. 
 Tydeman, 4743. 
 Tyndale, 2677. 
 Tzschirneri, 4667,4668. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Usscr, 2086. 
 Uylenbrock, 2113. 
 
 Vadian, 3530. 
 Vaillant, 4937, 4238. 
 Valekenarius, 1517. 
 
 4193. 
 Valmeeki, 4816, 17. 
 Valpy, 508, 510. 3630. 
 
 4068. 
 Van der Hooght, 407, 
 
 408. 
 Van Ess, 122, 123. 
 Vanmildert, 54, 55. 
 
 3692. 3718. 4069. 
 Van Nas, 5073. 
 Vatablius, 1347. 
 Vater. 485. 917. 
 
 4335. 
 Vaughan, 4537. 
 Vaux, 3730. 
 Vedala, 4830. 
 Veil. 1980. 3025. 
 Veillodter, 347. 
 Veith, 3538. 
 Veld, 1432. 
 Velthusen, 2099. 1306. 
 
 2809. 4593. 4654. 
 Venema, 1203. 1348. 
 1414. 1421. 1435. 
 1485. 2668. 4289. 
 5082. 
 Venidad - Zend-Avesta, 
 
 4224. 
 Venn, II., 3318. 
 J., 4070 
 
 UULFMANN. 1379. 
 Uihlein. 3554. 
 Ukert, 4461. 
 Ulfila. 596. 
 Ulphilas, 594. 598. 
 Umbreit. 1361. 1369. 
 
 1307. 1371. 1377. 
 Unger, 1170. 
 Upjohn, 4067. 
 Ursinus, 3896. 
 Urvasi, 4821. 
 Usher. 2810. 
 Usser, 2084, 2085. 
 
 3541. 
 
 Venneer, 3263. 
 Verman, 348. 
 Verschuir. 4996. 
 Veysie, 3058. 3711. 
 Vignoles, 2088. 
 Vignier, 4764. 
 Vincelium, 3389. 
 Vindiciaj sacr. N. T.. 
 
 349. 
 Vitringa, 1388, 1339. 
 
 1483. 1809. 1883— 
 
 18H5. 
 Vittapandi, 1419. 
 Vogel, 4166.5442. 
 Vogelsang, 2927. 
 Volck, 5096. 
 
 415 
 
 Voorst, 1017. 1886. 
 
 2954. 
 Vorst, 779. 
 
 Vorstman, 1349. 5065. 
 Vossius, 34. 2897. 
 
 4144. 
 Vrieraoet. 918. 1126. 
 Vries, 122. 
 Vueigelius. 5118. 
 Vullers, 1127.4758. 
 
 Waehxer, 1954. 
 Waddington, 4353. 
 Wagenseils, 1955. 1982. 
 
 1984, 1985. 
 Wagner, 4685. 
 Wahl, 1047, 48. 2898. 
 Wake, 2427. 3284-86. 
 Wakedius, 4939. 
 V/akefield, 350. 622. 
 
 1595. 
 Wakkernagel, 4669. 
 Walch, 2899. 3191. 
 
 3219. 3475. 4260. 
 
 4349. 4354. 4391. 
 
 4476. 
 
 G. F., 2018. 
 
 5138. 
 
 J. G., 22, 23. 
 
 1887. 2152. 2406. 
 
 2407. 3217, 3218. 
 
 3192. 4319. 4321. 
 
 4326. 
 Wald, 351. 
 Waldo, 2348, 2349. 
 
 4071. 
 Walker, G., 4072. 
 
 J., 4502. 
 
 O., 1686. 
 
 S., 4073. 
 
 Wall, 3103. 3105, 
 
 3106. 
 Walsh, 4323. 
 Walter, 352. 
 Walllier, 659,660.919. 
 
 Walton, 520. 1077. 
 1888. 2092. 
 
 .T. 4.339. 4543. 
 
 Warburlon, 7. 353-356. 
 
 2780. 2998. 4194, 
 
 4195. 
 Ward, 5176. 
 

 416 
 
 WawJlaw, 3040. 3554, 
 
 3560. 4075. 
 Warner, F., 272. 
 
 R. 3576. 
 
 Warren, R., 3153. 
 
 J., 4077. 
 
 Warwicke, 3438. 
 Wasmuth, M., 1128. 
 
 . J.G. 4997. 
 
 Wasse, 2383. 
 Wassenbergh, 3154. 
 Waterland, 2782. 2943. 
 
 2981, 2982. 3207, 
 
 3208. 3125. 3694. 
 
 6146. 
 
 Watson, 273,274. 2783. 
 
 3545. 4544. 4670. 
 
 T., 236. 3439. 
 
 Watts, 700. 2384. 
 
 3906. 
 Wayne, 2408. 
 Weales, 3644. 
 Weber, G. F., 1614. 
 
 C. F., 4671. 
 
 M., 1599. 1637. 
 
 2988. 2091. 3009. 
 
 3228. 4672, 4673. 
 
 4998. 
 Webster, 4078. 
 Weckherlin, 1004. 
 Wegnern. 3477. 
 Wegscheider, 2792. 
 
 2900. 
 
 S. v., 2844. 
 
 Weigenmeier, 835. 
 Weisius, 4205. 
 Weismann, 3609. 
 Welchman, 3264—66. 
 Wells, 1228. 2037. 
 Welton, 2901.4079. 
 Werenft'ls, 2669. 4136. 
 Wernsdorf, 2902. 
 Werthern, 4368. 
 Wesley, 1549.3593. 
 Wessel, 1173. 
 Wesseling, 1633. 2005. 
 West, 358— 361. 
 Westall, 610. 
 Westhovius, 1889. 
 Weston, 400. 4080. 
 Wetstein, 468. 508. 
 
 780. 802. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Wette, 746. 1350. 2903. 
 
 3070. 4674. 
 Wetzer, 3479. 
 Weyers, 4744. 
 Whately, 3726. 3173. 
 
 2923. 3498. 
 Whaley, 4081. 
 Wheatland, 4082. 
 Wheatly,2350. 4083; 
 \V hichcote, 4084. 
 Whiston, 3684. 
 Whitaker, E.W.,4085. 
 J., 4380. 
 
 Whitby, 1206. 2955. 
 
 3207. 4086, 4087. 
 White, J., 479. 683. 
 
 3472. 3708. 5023. 
 
 J. B., 3510, 
 
 3511. 
 Whiteley, 181. 
 Whitfitld, 836. 4088, 
 
 4089. 
 Whittaker, 4090. 
 Wickliff, 4545. 2676. 
 
 4434, 4435. 
 Wideburgius, 3543. 
 Widmanuus, 5091. 
 Wiedenfeld, 1418. 
 W^igand, 2808. 
 Wiggerus, 5127. 
 Wiggers, 3480.4428. 
 Wilberforce, 2904. 
 Wilder, 4091. 
 Wilken, 1136.4359. 
 Wilkes, 53. 
 VVilkins, C, 4786. 
 
 D., 189, 190. 
 
 590.2123.4092. 
 
 W'ilierara, 601. 
 Williams, D., 4094. 
 
 E., 3646. 
 
 3088. 
 J.. 1053. 
 
 E., 2958. 
 
 4093. 4953. 
 
 Wilson, 92 1, 922. 2373. 
 
 3155. 3338. 6020. 
 D., 3041.3577. 
 
 4085. 
 
 H. H., 4789. 
 
 4822. 4928. 
 
 M., 4096. 
 
 Wilson P., 4097, 4098* 
 
 R., 1606. 
 
 T., 1906. 2785. 
 
 W., 3172.3264. 
 
 3315. 4099. 
 Winchester, 3266. 
 Winer, 21. 821, 822. 
 
 929. 1009, 1010. 
 
 1736. 1077. 
 Winter, 2234. 
 Wintle, 1427. 3710. 
 Winzer, 562. 
 Wippermann, 4392. 
 Wirth, 1282. 
 Wise, 96. 
 Wiseman, 1097. 
 Wisner, 4529. 
 Witherspoon, 2786. 
 
 3100. 3122. 
 W^itsius, 1791. 1890-92. 
 
 2905, 2906. 2670, 
 
 2671. 3202, 3203. 
 
 4514. 
 Woide, 803. 
 Wolfe, 2787—2790. 
 Wolff, 827. 1518.4181. 
 Wolfius, 3135. 
 Wollaston, 191—193. 
 Wollheim, 4815. 
 Wolzogenius, 2651. 
 Woodliead, 1686. 
 Woodhouse, 1810. 
 Wooton, 87. 
 Wordsworth, 4486. 
 Worm, 1074. 
 Worsley, 619. 
 Worthington, 3346. 
 Wright, 3440. 
 
 Wurdtwein, 4357.4369. 
 
 4675. 
 W urtzler, 2516. 
 Wusterfield, 4726. 
 Wynpersse, 2957. 
 Wyttenbach, 2907—10. 
 
 3451.5026.6152. 
 
 Xavier, 2081. 
 
 Yakkun Nattannavt a, 
 
 3019. 
 Yates. 2185. 4790. 
 Veates, 923. 1093. 
 
 Young, 2946. 
 Ypeius, 2791. 
 
 Zacharia, 6143. 
 Zeibichius, 3153. 4999. 
 Zeigenbalg, 4829. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Zeltner, 2807. 
 
 4433. 
 Zend-Avesta, 
 
 4228. 
 Zentgravius, 2475. 
 Ziegler, 1360. 
 
 417 
 
 4226 
 
 4370. Zihnius, 5075. 
 
 Zimmermann, 3123. 
 Zisca, 4434. 
 ZschiescM;e, 1351, 
 Zublius, 5150. 
 Zuioglius, 2645. 
 
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