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CATALOG UE
OF THE
BARNES REFERENCE LIBRARY
F OR BIBLICAL STU D Y
PRESENTED BY
ALFRED CUTLER BARNES
FOR THE USE OF THE CORNELL UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Including all accessions to December 31, 1897
ITHACA, N.Y.,
1898
PRESS OF
ANDRUS & CHURCH,
ITHACA, N. Y.
*.
ARAEAEA CAE.
The collection of books which this catalogue represents occupies a room specially prepared for it in
Barnes Hall, the Christian Association Building of Cornell University. Its existence is due to the
thoughtful generosity of General Alfred Cutler Barnes, the son of him whose name the building bears,
and whose wise purposes and Christian munificence it commemorates. In December, 1889, the first in-
stallment of books presented by General Barnes was received, and each year since then the library so
founded has received large and steady accessions through funds provided by the same liberal patron.
Its nine hundred or more volumes are, with the exception of a few substantial books found in the old
Association library and incorporated into the new, the gift of one man.
The purpose followed in selecting the books has been to provide a reference library for students of the
the Bible. The needs of the Bible classes connected with the work of the Christian Association have
been the first consideration. Preference has therefore been given to works published in English. It
has been, however, the aim to give the collection a place among the books accessible to general Univer-
sity use, and in furtherance of this aim, as well as to avoid the necessity, or, as the case may be, the
risk of duplicating, it has been regularly catalogued as part of the University Library. It is distinctly a
reference library, and its books are not to be taken from the room in which they are placed.
As a library of Biblical literature it is intended to include, in the fields of history, biography, archae-
ology, the history of religions, and theology, only such works as may be directly serviceable for the inter-
pretation and understanding of the Biblical texts.
This first catalogue has been prepared for the press by Rev. G. F. Danforth under the direction of the
librarian, Dr. Andrew C. White. B. I. W.
228708
TABLE OF COW ZEN 7S.
RELIGION.—GENERAL WORKS, ſº e
BIBLE.-WHOLE.
General works, e * g tº
Concordances, dictionaries, etc., te º
Texts and versions,
Commentaries and annotated editions, . te
OLD TESTAMENT.-WHOLE.
General works, tº &
Concordances,
Texts and versions, tº
Commentaries and annotated editions,
OLD TESTAMENT.-PARTS.
Hexateuch,
Wisdom and poetical books,
Prophecy,
Apocrypha,
NEW TESTAMENT.—WHOLE.
Theology,
Introductions, e ſº e
Concordances, dictionaries, grammars, . g
Texts and versions, . e
Commentaries and annotated editions,
NEW TESTAMENT.-PARTS.
Gospels,
Acts of the Apostles,
Paul, e
Pauline Epistles, º e e tº
The Catholic Epistles and the Apocalypse *
Apocryphal gospels, . tº e &
PATRISTIC LITERATURE, & © e tº
THEOLOGY, & . te ©
HISTORY.
Geography and travels, & § &
Archaeology, e ſº •.
Oriental history,
Jewish history,
Semitic religion , .
Collective biography,
Jesus Christ, * º © tº
History of the Christian Church, © • *
MISCEI.I.ANEOUS, { }
INDEX, . § • e tº
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C A T A L O G U E.
T H E B A R N E S LIBRARY.
RELIGION.—GENERAJ., WORKS.
Alviella, E. G. conte d'. Lectures on the ori-
gin and growth of the conception of God, as illus-
trated by anthropology and history. London, etc.,
1892. 80. pp. 296. (Hibbert Lectures, 1891.)
Ad I 14
Beard, Rezy. Charles. The Reformation of the
I6th century in its relation to modern thought and
knowledge. London, etc., 1883. 80. pp. 451.
(Hibbert Lectures, 1883.) Ad Ioé
Christian Thought; lectures on philosophy,
Christian evidence, biblical elucidation. Edited by
Rev. C. F. Deems. Ist—4th series. New York,
1885–87. 4 v. 80. Ae I-4
Davids, T. W. R. Lectures on the origin and
growth of religion, as illustrated by some points in
the history of Indian Buddhism. London, etc.,
1891. 89. pp. 262. (Hibbert Lectures, 1881.)
Ad IO4
Drummond, James. Via, veritas, vita; , lect-
ures on “Christianity in its most simple and intel-
ligible form.” London, 1894. 80. pp. 331. (Hib-
bert Lectures, 1894.) Ad II 7
Hatch, A'ez. Edwin. The influence of Greek
ideas and usages upon the Christian Church ; edited
by A. M. Fairbairn. London, etc., 1891. 80. pp.
359. (Hibbert Lectures, 1888.) Ad III
Hibbert lectures [on the history of religions];
1878–88, 1891–94. London, 1880–94. 15 v. 86.
Ad IOI-III, II4–117
Each course is separately entered in this section of the cata-
logue under the lecturer's name.
Kuenen, Abraham. National religions and
universal religions. London, etc., 1882. 80. pp.
339. (Hibbert Lectures, 1882.) Ad IOS
Contents —Islam.—Judaism.—Christianity.—Buddhism.
Montefiore, C. G. Lectures on the origin and
growth of religion, as illustrated by the religion of the
ancient Hebrews. [London, 1892]. 80. pp. 576.
(Hibbert Lectures, 1892.) Ad I 15
Müller, (F.) Max. Lectures on the origin and
growth of religion, as illustrated by the religions of
India. London, 1880. 80 pp. 394. (Hibbert
Lectures, 1878.) Ad IoI
Pfleiderer, Otto. Lectures on the influence of
the apostle Paul on the development of Christiani-
ty; tr. by J. F. Smith. London, etc., 1885. 80.
pp. 292. (Hibbert Lectures, 1885.) Ad Io&
Philosophy and development of religion.
Edinburgh, 1894. 2 v. 80. (Gifford Lectures,
1894.) Aa 5–6
Contents —i. Philosophy of religion; ii. Origin and de-
velopment of Christianity. -
The philosophy of religion on the basis of
its history; tr. from the 2d German ed. by A. Stew-
art and A. Menzies. London, etc., 1886–88. 4 v.
80. Aa I-4
Contents:–i. Spinoza to Schleiermacher.—ii. Schelling to
the present day.—iii. The historical development of the reli-
gious consciousness.-The contents of the religious conscious-
ness.—iv. The contents of the religious consciousness (con-
tº-The manifestation of the religious consciousness.—
Il Clex.
Renan, (J.) Ernest. Lectures on the influence
of the institutions, thought, and culture of Rome
on Christianity, and the development of the Catho-
lic Church; tr. by C. Beard. London, etc., 1884.
80. pp. 213. (Hibbert Lectures, 1880.)
Ad Iog
Renouf, P. LeP. Lectures on the origin and
growth of religion, as illustrated by the religion of
ancient Egypt. London, etc., 1884. 80. pp. 259.
(Hibbert Lectures, 1879.) Ad IO2
Réville, A’ev. Albert. Lectures on the origin
and growth of religion, as illustrated by the native
religions of Mexico and Peru; tr. by P. H. Wick-
steed. London, etc., 1884. 80. pp. 256. (Hib-
bert Lectures, 1884.) Ad IO7
Prolegomena of the history of religions;
tr. by A. S. Squire; introduction by F. Max Müller.
London, etc., 1884. 80. pp. 242. Aj I
Rhys, John. Lectures on the origin and growth
of religion, as illustrated by Celtic heathendom.
London, 1888. 80. pp. 708. (Hibbert Lectures,
1886.) Ad Io9
Sayce, A’ev. A. H. Lectures on the origin and
growth of religion, as illustrated by the religion of
the ancient Babylonians. London, etc., 1891. 80.
pp. 558. (Hibbert Lectures, 1887.) Ad IIo
Studia Sinaitica. London, 1894–96. 2 pts.
49. Facsimus. Ae 71
Contents –iii. Catalogue of Arabic manuscripts, compiled
by M. D. Gibson.—v. Apocrypha Sinaitica, edited by M.
D. Gibson.
In progress.
Texts and Studies, contributions to biblical and
patristic literature ; edited by J. A. Robinson.
Cambridge, 1893–96. 4 v. 80. Illus.
- Ae 51–54
Contents :-i, 1, Aristides Atheniensis, Apology, edited
by J. R. Harris. 1893. —i, 2. The passion of S. Perpetua,
1891.-i, 3. Chase, F. H. The Lord's prayer in the early
church. 1891.-i, 4. Heracleon. Fragments. A. E. Brooke.
1891. –ii, 1. Harris, J. R. The study of codex Bezae. 1891.
—ii, 2. Abraham. The Testament of Abraham. 1892.-ii,
3. James, M. R., editor. Apocrypha anecdota. 1893.
—iii, 1. Burkitt, F. C. The rules of Tyconius. 1894.—iii,
2. Bible—Apocryphal Books—Ezra. The fourth book of
Ezra; edited by R. L. Bensly. 1895.—iii, 3. Robinson, J.
A. Euthaliana. 1895.-iv, 1, Burn, A. E. The Athanasian
creed. 1896.- iv, 2. Bible—New *Hººp.
Books—Coptic. 1896.-iv, 3. Burkitt, F. C. The old Latin
and the Itala.
Upton, C. B. Lectures on the bases of reli-
gious belief. London, 1894. 80. pp. 264. (Hib-
bert Lectures, 1893.) Ad II6
Wenley, R. M. Socrates and Christ; a study
in the philosophy of religion. Edinburgh, etc.,
1889. Sm. 80. pp. 274. Aa 7
2 PARAVES Z/BRARY CA 7"A LOGUE.
BIBLE-whoLE.
GENERAL WORKS.
Angus, Rev. Joseph. The Bible hand-book;
an introduction to the study of sacred Scripture.
London, 1856. I20. pp. 660. Map. B 76
Arnold, Matthew. God and the Bible; a re-
view of objections to “Literature and dogma.” New
York, 1883. 160. pp. 343. B 74
Literature and dogma; an essay toward a
better apprehension of the Bible. London, etc.,
1889. 160. pp. 351. B 73
— St. Paul and Protestantism. New York,
1883. 160. pp. 378. B 75
Bartlett, E. T. and J. P. Peters. Scriptures
Hebrew and Christian, arranged and edited as an
introduction to the study of the Bible. New York,
[1886]—93. 3 v. 80. B 70–72
Contents:—i. Hebrew story.—ii. Hebrew Literature.—iii.
Christian Scriptures. -
Book by book; popular studies on the canon
of Scripture, by the Bishop of Ripon, Archdeacon
Farrar [and others]. London, 1894. 80. pp. 566.
Ba I
Bowes, Rev. G. S. Topical outlines of Bible
themes. New York, [1895]. 80. pp. 4Io.
Bb IOI
Briggs, Rev. C. A. Biblical study, its princi-
les, methods, and history; with a catalogue of
ooks of reference. New York, 1887. 80. pp.
506. B 77
Cambridge companion to the Bible. London,
1893. 80. pp. 746. Maps. B 56
Cheyne, Rev. T. K. Founders of Old Testa-
ment criticism; biographical, descriptive, and criti-
cal studies. New York, 1893. 80. pp. 372.
B 67
Condit, Blackford. The history of the Eng-
lish Bible. New York, etc. 80. pp. 469. Port.
Bj 52
Crooker, J. H. The new Bible and its new
uses. Boston, 1894. Sm. 8°. pp. 286. B 202
Davidson, Kev. Samuel. Treatise on bibli-
cal criticism. Edinburgh, etc., 1856. 80. pp. 917.
A late. B 57
Farrar, Rev. F. W. The Bible, its meaning
and supremacy. New York, 1897. 80. pp. 359.
Ba 2
— See also Book by book.
Fraser, Rev. Donald. Synoptical lectures on
the books of Holy Scripture. New York, London,
1873–(76). 3 v. sm.80. B 64–66
Contents —i. Genesis—Song of Songs.-ii. Isaiah-Acts.
—iii. Romans-Revelation.
Gladden, Rev. Washington. Seven puzzling
Bible books; a supplement to “Who wrote the
Bible P” Boston and New York, 1897. sm. 80.
pp. 267. . - B 55 a
Who wrote the Bible P Boston, etc., 1892.
sm. 80. pp. 381. B 55
Green, Rev. W. H. Moses and the prophets:
The Old Testament in the Jewish church, by
W. R. Smith ; The prophets and prophecy in
Israel, by A. Kuenen ; and, The prophets of Israel,
by W. R. Smith, reviewed. New York, [1882].
sm. 80. pp. 369. B 69
Hooykaas, Isaac. See Oort, H.
Janeway, Rev. J. J. The internal evidence of
the Holy Bible. Philadelphia, [1845]. 129. pp.
287. B 2.04
Ladd, Rev. G. T. The doctrine of sacred scrip-
ture; a critical, historical, and dogmatic inquiry.
New York, 1893. 2 v. 80. B 51–52
What is the Bible P New York, 1890.
sm. 80. pp. 497. B 53
Lias, Rev. J. J. Principles of biblical criticism.
London, 1893. Sm. 80. pp. 262. B 79
Moulton, R. G. The literary study of the
Bible. Boston, 1896. 80. pp. 533. *;,
B 8O
Oort, Hendrik and Isaac Hooykaas, with
the assistance of A. Kuenen. The Bible for
young people, [tr. from the Dutch by P. H. Wick-
steed]. London, etc., 1873–79. 6 v. sm. 89.
Maps. B 58–63
Contents :-i. The generations before Moses.—ii. Moses
to David.—iii. David to Josiah. —iv. Josiah to the Macca-
bees.—v. Jesus.—vi. Jesus.—The Apostles.
Pattison, T. H. The history of the English
Bible. Philadelphia, 1894. sm. 80. pp. 281.
Frontisp. and port. Bj 51
Pentecost, Rev. G. F. In the volume of the
Book; Bible study; with introductions by Joseph
Cook and J. H. Vincent. New York, eſc., [1885].
I29. pp. I 74. B 203
Petérs, J. P. See Bartlett, E. T.
Sanday, Rev. William. Inspiration. Lon-
don, 1894. 80. pp. 464. (Bampton Lectures,
1893.) Ba 26
Smith, G. B. William Tyndale and the trans-
lation of the English Bible. New York, [1896].
sm. 80. pp. 16O. Illus. * * Bj 53
Smith, W. Robertson. The Old Testament
in the Jewish chureh; 12 lectures on biblical criti-
cism. New York, 1883. sm. 80. pp. 446.
. B 68
Sunderland, J. B. The Bible, its origin,
growth, and character; with a list of books for
study and reference. New York, 1893. Sm. 89.
pp. 299. B 54
Zenos, Rev. A. C. The elements of higher
criticism. New York, 1895. Sm. 80. pp. 255.
B 78
CONCORDANCES, DICTIONARIES, ETC.
Cheetham, Samuel. See Smith, Wm.
Cruden, Alexander. A complete concordance
to the Holy Scriptures; with an original life of the
author. New York, [18—?]. 40. pp. 856.
r Bb 4
Concordance to the Holy Scriptures, on
the basis of Cruden; edited by John Eadie, with
introduction by D. King. New York. 80. pp.
561. Bb 5
Schaff, Rev. Philip. Dictionary of the Bible,
including biography, natural history, geography,
topography, archaeology, and literature. Philadel-
phia, etc., [1885]. sm. 80. pp.960. Zllus. Bc 26
Smith, William, editor. Dictionary of the
Bible, comprising its antiquities, biography, geog-
raphy, and natural history. Revised and edited by
H. B. Hackett, with the coöperation of E. Abbot.
Boston, 1888. 4 v. 80. Wacts and plates.
Bc I-4
OED 7°ESTAMENT-WHOZAZ. 3
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Smith, William and Samuel Cheetham,
editors. Dictionary of Christian antiquities. Ion-
don, 1875–8o. 2 v. 80. Wacts. Bc 5–6
Smith, William and Henry Wace, editors.
A dictionary of Christian biography, literature,
sects, and doctrines. Boston, London, 1877–87.
4 v. 80. - Bc 7–Io
Strong, Æez. James. The exhaustive concord-
ance of the Bible, with a comparative concordance
of the authorized and revised versions. New York,
1894. 49. - Bb I
Wace, Henry. See Smith, Wim.
TEXTS AND VERSIONS.
Bible. Biblia Sacra vulgate editionis, Sixti v
et Clementis VIII jussu recognita atque edita.
London, n. d. 169. pp. (775). Bg II
Die Bibel; oder, Die ganze Heilige Schrift
des Alten und Neuen Testaments. New York,
1896. 80. pp. I 144. Bk 5
The Holy Bible, translated out of the
original tongues; parallel references and marginal
readings. New York, n. d. 80. pp. (1314).
Bj I
— The Holy Bible, translated out of the
original tongues ; being the version set forth A.
D. 16II, compared with the most ancient authorities,
and revised. New York, 1885. I. 80. pp. 393-1-
I2 I. w Bj 3
The New Testament has separate title page and pagination.
The Holy Bible; the version set forth A. D.
1611, compared with the most ancient authorities
and revised, the revision of 1881 and 1885 compared
with the version of 16II, showing what words are
common to both and by diacritical marks and foot-
notes what are peculiar to each, by R. Wendell.
Albany, N. Y., 1886. 80. . pp. var. Bj 2
Modern reader's Bible; the Scriptures pre-
sented in modern literary form ; with introduction
and notes by R. G. Moulton. New York, 1896–97.
I6 v. I60. Bj 26–41
Contents:–Select masterpieces.—History series, i, Genesis;
ii, Exodus; iii, Judges; iv, Kings; v, Chronicles.—Wisdom
series, i, Proverbs; ii, Ecclesiasticus; iii, Ecclesiastes; iv.,
Job; v, Deuteronomy; vi., Biblical idyls.—Prophecy series,
i, Isaiah ; ii, Jeremiah ; iii, Ezekiel; iv, Daniel and Minor
Prophets.
In progress.
Passages of the Bible chosen for their literary
beauty and interest; by J. G. Frazer. London,
1895. Sm. 80. pp. 467. Bj 25
COMMENTARIES AND ANNOTATED
EDITIONS.
[Bible Commentary, The]. See Cook, F. C.
Cambridge Bible for schools and colleges;
general editor, J. J. S. Perowne. Cambridge,
[Eng.], etc., 1887–1896. 38 v. 160. Colored maps.
Bq 45–92
Contents –Joshua, G. F. Maclear.—Judges, J. J. Lias.-
I and II Samuel, A. F. Kirkpatrick.-I and Il Kings, J. R.
Lumby.—Ezra and Nehemiah, H. E. Ryle.—Job, A. B. David-
son.—Psalms 1-lxxxix, A. F. Kirkpatrick.—Ecclesiastes, E.
H. Plumptre.—Jeremiah and Lamentation, A. W. Streame.—
Ezekiel, A. B. Davidson.—Hosea, T. K. Cheyne.—Obadiah
and Jonah, T. T. Perowne.—Micah, T. K. Cheyne.—Nahum,
Habakkuk, and Zephaniah, A. B. Davidson.—Haggai, Zech-
ariah, and Malachi, T. T. Perowne.—Matthew, A. Carr.— .
Mark, G. F. Maclear.—Luke, F. W. Farrar.—John, A. Plum-
mer.—Acts, J. R. Lumby.—Romans, H. C. G. Moule.—I and
II Corinthians, J. J. Lias.—Galatians, E. H. Perowne.—Ephe-
sians, Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon, H. C. G. Moule.
—l and II. Thessalonians, G. G. Findlay.—I and II Timothy
and Titus, A. E. Humphreys.-Hebrews, F. W. Farrar.—
James, I and II Peter, and Jude, E. H. Plumptre.—I, II,
and III John, A. Plummer.—Revelation, W. H. Simcox.
Cook, F. C., editor. The Holy Bible, accord-
ing to the authorized version, with an explanatory
and critical commentary, and a revision of the trans-
lation, by bishops and other clergy. [The Bible
Commentary. I London, 1871–89. II v. in 12. 80.
Bq 26–38
International critical commentary on the
Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments; under the
edtiorship of C. A. Briggs, S. R. Driver, and A.
Plummer. New York, 1895–1897. 5 v. 80.
Bq 97, 99, I 18, I 19, 122, 125, 126
Contents —Deuteronomy, S. R. Driver.—Judges, G. F.
Moore.—Mark, E. P. Gould. —Luke, A. Plummer.—Romans,
W. Sanday and A. C. Headlamºphesians and Colossians,
T. K. Abbott.—Philippians and Philemon, M. R. Vincent.
In progress.
Jamieson, A’ev. Robert, A. R. Fausset, and
David Brown. Commentary on the Old and
New Testaments. New York, etc., 1873. 2 v. in I.
1. 80. Bq 39
Kalisch, M. M. Bible Studies, London, 1877–
78. 2 v. 80. Bq I39–140
The prophecies of Balaam; or, The Hebrew
The Hebrew and the stranger.—The
Contents :-i.
and the heathen.—ii.
book of Jonah.
Lange, J. P. [cnd others..] Commentary on the
Holy Scriptures, critical, doctrinal and homiletical;
tr. and edited, with additions, by P. Schaff [and
others]. New York, 1866–88. 25 v. 80.
Bq. 1–25
OLD TESTAMENT—WHOLE.
GENERAL WORKS.
Bleek, Friedrich. Introduction to the Old
Testament; edited by J. Bleek and A. Kamphau-
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WISDOM AND POETICAL BOOKS.
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* PSALMS.
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troduction to the study of the Psalms. London,
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and moral structure ; added dissertations on the
word selah and on the authorship, order, titles,
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Maclaren, A'ez. Alexander. Life of David as
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PROPHECY.
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Briggs, Rev. C. A. Messianic prophecy; a
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two chief prophetic writers in a translation. Lon-
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SYRIAC.
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York, 1869. 80. pp. 676. As I
Beach, Rev. D. N. The newer religious think-
ing. Boston, 1893. Sm. 89. pp. 227. Lim I
Bierbower, Austin. The morals of Christ;
a comparison with contemporary systems. Chicago,
1885. sm. 80. pp. 200. Jq I
Bousset, Wilhelm. The Antichrist legend; a
chapter in Jewish and Christian folk-lore; englished
from the German, with a prologue on the Baby-
lonian dragon myth, by A. H. Keane. London,
1896. sm. 89. pp. 307. Js II
Briggs, Rev. C. A. The Messiah of the gos-
pels. New York, 1894. 80. pp. 337. Im I
The Messiah of the apostles. New York,
1895. -80. pp. 562. Im 2
Delitzsch, Franz. System of biblical psycho-
logy; tr. from the German (2nd ed., revised and en-
larged), by R. E. Wallis. Edinburgh, 1885. 80.
J I
pp. 585.
Drummond, Henry. Natural law in the
spiritual world. New York, 1887. sm. 89. pp.
285. Lu 2
Fairbairn, Rev. A. M. The place of Christ in
modern theology. New York, 1893. 80. pp. 556.
I 5
Farrar, Rev. F. W. The witness of history to
Christ. New ed. London, 1880. sm. 80. pp.
2O7. (Hulsean lectures, 1870.) Lim 4
Fisher, Rev. G. P. The Christian religion.
New York, 1887. ~160. pp. I 14. Lm 3
Gore, Charles, editor. Lux mundi; a series
of studies in the religion of the incarnation. , 11th
ed. London, 1891. 80. pp. 538. Il I
Contents:–Hollands, H. S. Faith.-Moore, A. Christian
doctrine of God.—Illingsworth, J. R. The problem of pain;
its bearing on faith in God. The incarnation in relation to
development.—Talbot, E. S. The preparation in history for
Christ.—Moberly, R. C. The incarnation as the basis for ||
dogma.—Lyttelton, A. The atonement.—Gore, C. The
Holy Spirit and inspiration.—Lock, W. The church.-Paget,
Sacraments.-Campion, W. J. H. Christianity and poli-
tics.—Ottley, R. L. Christian ethics.
Harmack, (C. G.) Adolf. Outlines of the his-
tory of dogma; tr. by E. K. Mitchell. New York,
1893. 80. pp. 567. I 3
Laing, Samuel, the younger. Problems of the
future life. London, 1890. 80. pp. 4O9.
Al I
Lewis, Tayler. The light by which we see
light; or, Nature and the Scriptures. New York,
1875. sm. 80. pp. 246. (Vedder lectures, 1875.)
- Lu I
Mackintosh, Rezy. William. Natural history
of the Christian religion; a study of the doctrine of
Jesus as developed from Judaism and converted
into dogma. New York, 1894. 80. pp. to, *
2
Ottley, Rev. R. L. Doctrine of the incarna-
tion. London, 1896. 2 v. 80. Im 3-4
Contents —i. To the council of Nicaea.—ii. To the present
ay.
Schaff, Rezy. Philip. The creeds of Christen-
dom; with a history and critical notes. New York,
(cop. 1897). 3 v. 80. L I-3
Vol. i., iii are 4th ed. ; vol. ii has date 1890.
Theological propaedeutic; a general intro-
duction to the study of theology. New York, 1893.
80. pp. 536. I 4
Contains at end, 60 pp. “A ministerial library,” compiled
by Rev. S. M. Jackson.
Smith, G. V. The Bible and its theology, as
popularly taught ; a review, comparison, and re-
statement with more especial reference to certain
Bampton lectures and recent works on atonement
and inspiration. London, 1892. Sm. 80. pp. 371.
Il 2
Swete, H. B. The Apostles’ creed; its rela-
tion to primitive Christianity. London, 1894. 80.
pp. I IO. La I
Toy, C. H. Judaism and Christianity; a sketch
of the progress of thought from Old Testament to
New Testament. Boston, 1891. 80. pp. 456.
I I
Young, Rev. John. The Christ of history;
an argument grounded in the facts of his life on
earth. New York, 1858. I29. pp. 260. Im 5
HISTORY.
GEOGRAPHY AND TRAVELS.
Baedeker, Karl, editor. Palestine and Syria;
handbook for travellers. Leipsic, etc., 1876. 160.
pp. 610. Z//us.
Sa 21
Besant, Sir Walter. Thirty years’ work in the
Holy Land, 1865–95. New and revised ed. Lon.
don, 1895. 80. pp. 256. Sa 67
Conder, Zá. Col. C. R. Palestine. London,
1889. Sm. 80. pp. 270. Illus. Sa 58
Vol. ii of “The world's great explorers and explorations”
series.
Field, Rev. H. M. Among the Holy Hills.
New York, 1884. 80. pp. 243. Colored map.
Sa 62
From Egypt to Japan. 13th ed. New
York, 1886. 80. pp. 424. Sa 6o
The Greek islands and Turkey aſter the
New York, 1885. 80. pp. 228. Illus.
Sa 63
War.
duction by Rev. J. H. Vincent.
From the lakes of Killarney to the Golden
I4th ed. New York, 1885. 80. pp. 355.
Sa 59
On the desert; with a brief review of recent
events in Egypt. New York, 1885. 80. pp. 330.
Colored map. Sa 61
Geikie, Rev. Cunningham. The Holy Land
and the Bible; a book of Scripture illustrations
gathered in Palestine. New York, 1888. 2 v. 80.
Map. 4 Sa 55–56
Hurlbut, Rez. J. L. Manual of biblical geog-
raphy; a text-book on Bible history, with an intro-
Revised ed.
Chicago, (cop. 1887). 49. pp. 158. Illus.
Horn.
Sa I
Macgregor, John. The Rob Roy on the Jor-
dan, Nile, Red Sea, and Gennesareth, etc.; a canoe
cruise in Palestine and Egypt. New York, 1870.
80. pp. 464. A/aps, wacts., and plates. Sa 54
ARCHAEOLOGY..—ORIENTAZ HISTORY.—3A WISH HISTORY.
Menke, Theodor. Bibelatlas in acht Blättern.
Gotha, 1868. fo. p. 1–H3 maps. Sa 3
Morrison, Walter, editor. The recovery of
Jerusalem ; a narrative of exploration in the city
and the Holy Land; by Capt. Wilson, etc., with an
introduction by Rev. A. P. Stanley. London, 1871.
80. pp. 554. Illus. Sa 68
Palestine Exploration Fund. Map of west-
ern Palestine, from surveys by C. R. Conder and
H. H. Kitchener, 1872–77. London, 1880, 26
sheets. Scale, I m. to I inch. Sa 2
Thomson, Rev. W.M. The land and the book;
or, Biblical illustrations from the manners and cus-
toms, scenes and scenery of the Holy Land. New
York, [1886]. 3 v. 120. Illus. Sa 51-53
Trumbull, Rezy. H. C. Studies in Oriental
social life, and gleams from the east on the sacred
page. Philadelphia, 1894. 80. pp. 437. Figs.
Sa 65
Van Horne, Rezy. David. Tent and saddle
life in the Holy Land. Philadelphia, 1885. sm.
80. pp. 352. Wacts. and plates. Sa 69
ARCHAEOLOGY.
Bennett, Rez. C. W. Christian archaeology.
New York, etc., 1891. 80. pp. 558. Illus.
Sk 4
Boscawen, W. St. C. The Bible and the
monuments; the primitive Hebrew records in the
light of modern research. 3d ed. London, 1896.
80. pp. 177. Frontisp. and plates. Sb 6
Brman, Adolf Life in ancient Egypt; tr. by
H. M. Tirard. London, 1894. 80. pp. 370, Ui
plates and fºgs. Sb IoI
Evetts, B. T. A. New light on the Bible and
the Holy Land; some recent discoveries in the
East. London, 1892. 80. pp. 469. Frontisp.
and figs. Sb 7
Ewald, G. F. H. A. von. The antiquities of
Israel ; tr. by H. S. Solly. London, 1876. 80.
pp. 386. A late. Sb 3
Fish, Rev. H. C. Bible lands illustrated ; a
hand-book of the antiquities and modern life of all
the sacred countries. New York, etc., (cop. 1876).
80. pp. 920. Illus. Sa 57
Freeman, A’ev. J. M. Hand-book of Bible
manners and customs. New York, [1874]. sm.
80. pp. 515. Frontisp. and figs. Sb Io?
Harper, H. A. The Bible and modern dis-
coveries. 4th ed., revised. London, 1891. 80.
pp. 42O. Map and witcts. Sb 4
Harper's dictionary of classical literature and
antiquities; edited by H. J. Peck. New York,
1897. 80. pp. 1701. Zllus. S II .
Harris, J. R. . Some interesting Syrian and
Palestinian inscriptions. London, 1891. 80. pp.
35. 3 plates. Sb IO6
Hilprecht, Hermann von. Recent research
in Bible lands, its progress and results. Philadel-
phia, 1896. 80. pp. 269. Frontisp., photo-engrs.
and map. Sb IoS
Contents:–McCurdy, J. F. Oriental research and the
Bible.—Bliss, F. J. Mounds of Palestine.—Hilprecht, H. v.
Explorations in Babylonia.—Sayce, A Research in
Egypt—Hommel, F. Discoveries in Arabia.—Ward, W. H.
The Hittites.—Mahaffy, J. P. Early Greek manuscripts from
Egypt.—Ramsey, W. M. New light on the book of Acts.
Jacobs, Joseph. Studies in biblical archaeology.
New York, 1894. 80. pp. 148. Sb 5
Keil, K. F. Manual of biblical archaeology;
I3
with alterations and additions by the author for the
English translation; tr. by P. Christie [and A.
Cusin], edited by F. Crombie. Edinburgh, 1887–
88. 2 v. 80. - Sb 1–2
Knight, William. The Arch of Titus and the
spoils of the Temple; with an introduction by the
Bishop of Durham [B. F. Dunelm]. New York,
[1896]. Sm. 89. pp. 126. Arontisp. and figs.
Sb Io.3
Sayce, Kev. A. H. Social life among the Assy-
rians and Babylonians. London, 1893. 80. pp.
I26. Sb Io2
Schrader, Eberhard. The cuneiform inscrip-
tions and the Old Testament; tr. from the 2nd en-
larged German edition by O. C. Whitehouse. Lon-
don, etc., 1885–88. 2 v. 80. Map.
Sb Io9–IO4
Shimeall, Rev. R. C. Our Bible chronology,
historic and prophetic, examined and harmonized
with the chronology of profane writers; with chron-
-º-º-º-º-

ological and genealogical tables. 1st series. New
York, 1867. l. 80. pp. 234. Wacts. and 2 colored
maps. Sd I
Trumbull, Aeezy. H. C. The threshold cove-
nant; or, The beginning of religious rites. 2nd ed.
New York, 1896. 80. pp. 336. Sb Io9
Williamson, G. C. The money of the Bible.
[London], 1894, sm. 89. . pp. 94. Wałcts. and
facsims. - Sb 8
ORIENTAL HISTORY.
Crichton, Rez. Andrew. History of Arabia,
ancient and modern. Vol. i. New York, 1834.
120. Maps, figs, and zwign. Se 201
McCurdy, Acev. Frederick. History, proph-
ecy, and the monuments. Vol. i-ii. New York,
1894-96. 2 v. 80. Map. Se 15–16
Rogers, Rez. R. W. Outlines of the history
of early Babylonia. Leipzig, 1895. 80. pp. 71.
Se 202
JEWISH HISTORY.
Ewald, G. H. A. von. History of Israel; tr.
from the German. London, 1878–86. 8v. 80.
Se 6–13
Graetz, Hirsch. History of the Jews from
the earliest times to the present day, specially re-
vised for this English edition by the author; edited
by B. Löwy. London. I891–92. 5 v. 80. Port.
Se 51-55
Hall, Rev. Joseph. Scripture history; or,
Contemplations on the historical passages of the
Old and New Testaments. Abridged by G. H.
Glasse. New York, [18—?]. 120. pp. 516.
Se 46
Hengstenburg, Rev. E. W. History of the
Kingdom of God under the Old Testament; tr.
from the German. Edinburgh, 1871–72. 2 v. 80.
Se 17–18
Josephus, Flavius. Works; Whiston's trans-
lation, revised by Rev. A. R. Shilleto. London,
1889–90. 5 v. sm. 89. Se 1–5
Coretents —1. Life of Josephus. Antiquities, books i-vi.-
ii. Antiquities, books vii-xiii.-iii. Antiquities, books xiv to
end.—iv. Wars, booksi-iv.—v. Wars, books v-vii. Against
Apion, books i-ii. -
Opera; recognovit B. Niese. Berolini,
1888–95. 6 v. in 2. 80. Se 5a–b
Rent, C. F. History of the Hebrew people
from the settlement in Canaan to the division of
the kingdom. New York, 1896. sm. 80. pp. 220.
Maps and plans. Se 37
BARAVES Z/BRAF V CA TALOGöA.
Kittel, Rudolph. History of the Hebrews.
London, 1895–96. 2 v. 80. Se 47–48
Contents –i. To the death of Joshua.—ii. To the Baby-
lonian exile.
Eitto, Rev. John. Illustrated history of the
Holy Bible, including the life of Christ and his
apostles; with notes; edited by A. Bond. Nor:
wich, Conn., 1866. 80. pp. 656. Maps and
plates. Se 45
Eurtz, J. H. History of the old covenant;
prefaced by a condensed abstract of Kurtz’s “Bible
and astronomy.” 2nd ed. Edinburgh, 1870–72.
3 v. 80. Se 19–21
Oxford, Rez. A. W. Short introduction to the
history of ancient Israel. London, 1887, 160.
pp. 147. Se 34
Price, I. M. Syllabus of Old Testament his-
tory; outlines and literature, with an introductory
treatment of biblical geography. 3d ed., revised.
New York, [1892]. sm. 80. pp. 198. Se 38
Renan, (J.) Ernest. History of the people of
Israel. Boston, 1894–95. 5 v. 80. Se 22–26.
Contents:–i. To David.—ii. To the capture of Samaria.-
iii. To the return from Babylon.—iv. Under the Persians
and the Greeks.—v. Jewish independence. Roman rule.
Schürer, Emil. History of the Jewish people in
the time of Jesus Christ. Edinburgh, 1885–91. 2
pts. and index in 6 v. 80. Se 27–32
Contents:–Part I, i, ii. Political history of Palestine, B.C.
175—A.D. 135.-Part 2, i, ii, iii. The internal condition of
Palestine and of the Jewish people in the time of Christ.—
Index.
Seidel, Rezy. Martin.
historical pictures. New York, [1894].
I92. e 49
Sharpe, Samuel. The history of the Jewish
nation and its literature, with an appendix on the
Hebrew chronology. 5th ed. London, 1890. 89.
pp. 454. - Se 36
Sime, James. The Kingdom of All-Israel; its
history, literature, and worship. London, 1893.
80. pp. 621. Se 33
Smith, William. The student’s Scripture his-
tory; the Old Testament history from the creation
to the return of the Jews from captivity. New
York, 1891. Sm. 80. pp. 715. ZZ/tes. Se 35
Stanley, Rev. A. P. History of the Jewish
church. New ed. New York, 1884. 3 v. sm.
80. Port and maps. Se 40–42
Contents.-i. Abraham to Samuel.—ii. To the captivity.—
iii. To the Christian era.
Stapfer, Rev. Edmond.
In the time of Jesus;
I69. pp.
S
Palestine in the
time of Christ; tr. by A. H. Holmden. 3d ed.
New York, [1887]. 80. pp. 527. Maps and
plates. Se 39
Contains, pp. 502-508, a bibliography of Palestine.
Wellhausen, Julius. Prolegomena to the
history of Israel; with a reprint of the article
“Israel” from the “Encyclopaedia Britannica ’’;
tr. by J. S. Black and A. Menzies, with preface by
W. Robertson Smith. Edinburgh, 1885. 80. pp.
552. * . Se 14
SEMITIC RELIGION.
Higgens, Elford. Hebrew idolatry and Super-
stition; its place in folk-lore. London, 1893. Sm.
80. pp. 80. Sf 25
Euenen, Abraham. The religion of Israel,
to the fall of the Jewish state; tr. from the Dutch
by A. H. May. London, etc., 1882–83. 3 v. 80.
Sf 2–4
Philo about the contemplative life; or, The
fourth book of the treatise concerning virtues;
critically edited, with a defense of its genuineness,
by F. C. Conybeare. Oxford, 1885. š. pp. 4O3.
Facsim. Hr 5
Contains a bibliography of works relating to Philo De vita
contemplativa.
Delauney, Ferdinand. Philon d’Alexandrie ;
écrits historiques, influence, luttes, et persécutions
des juifs dans le monde romain. 2e ed., vol. i.
Paris, 1870. 120. Hr 2
Corztents:—Notice sur la vie et les oeuvres de Philon.—In-
troduction aux écrits historiques.—Contre Flaccus, ou de la
Providence.—Légation a Caius, ou des vertus.
Ryle, H. E. Philo and Holy Scripture; or,
The quotations of Philo from the Old Testament.
London, 1895. Sm. 89. pp. 312. Hr I
Siegfried, Carl. Die hebräischen Worterklä-
rungen des Philo und die Spuren ihrer Einwirkung
auf die Kirchenväter. Magdeburg, 1863. 1. 80.
pp. 37. . . . e Hr 3
Philo von Alexandria als Ausleger des
Alten Testaments, an sich selbst und nach seinem
geschichtlichen Einfluss betrachtet; nebst Unter-
suchungen über die Graecitaet Philo's. Jena, 1875.
80. pp. 418. Hr 4
Robertson, Rezy. James. The early religion
of Israel as set forth by biblical writers and by
modern critical historians. 3d ed. New York,
1892. Sm. 80. pp. 524. Sf I
Smith, W. Robertson. The religion of the
Semites. Ist series. Edinburgh, 1889. 80.
- Sf 6
Contents —1st ser. The fundamental institutions.
Streane, A’ev. A. W., editor and translator.
Jesus Christ in the Talmud, Midrash, Zohar, and
the liturgy of the synagogue; texts and translations
by G. Dalman; with an introductory essay by H.
Laible. Cambridge, 1893. 80. pp. 108. Sf II
Talmud of Jerusalem ; translated for the first
time, by M. Schwab. Vol. I. London, 1886. 40.
Sf
Contents –i. Berakhoth. - - 9
Toy, Rev. C. H. History of the religion of
Israel; an Old Testament primer. 6th ed. Bos-
ton, 1890. I69. pp. I55. Sf 5
COLLECTIVE BIOGRAPHY.
Barnes, Rev. C. R. Hand-book of Bible biog-
raphy. New York, 1890. Sm. 80. pp. 546.
Map and wacts. Sg 18
Cheyne, Rev. T. K. Jeremiah ; his life and
times. New York, [1888]... sm. 80. pp. 205.
(Men of the Bible.) Sg 12
Deane, Rezy. Henry. Daniel ; his life and
times. New York, [1888]... sm. 80. pp. 203.
(Men of the Bible.) Sg I3
Deane, Rezy. W. J. Abraham ; his life and
times. New York, n. d. Sm. 89. pp. 179.
(Men of the Bible.) Sg I
David; his life and times. New York,
[1889]. sm. 80. pp. 222. (Men of the Bible.)
Sg 7
— Joshua; his life and times. , New York,
[1889]. 'sm, 80. pp. 213. (Men of the Bible.)
Sg 4
— Samuel and Saul ; their lives and times.
New York, [1888]... sm. 80. pp. 213. (Men of
the Bible.) Sg 6
Driver, Rezy. S. R. Isaiah ; his life and times,
and the writings which bear his name. New York,
[1888]... sm. 80. pp. 213. (Men of the sºlº)
g II
ŞESUS CHRIST – HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAA, CHURCH.
I5
Farrar, Rev. F. W. The Minor prophets.
New York, n. d. Sm. 80. pp. 245. (Men of the
Bible.) - Sg I5
— Solomon; his life and times. New York,
[1888]... sm. 80. (Men of the Bible.) Sg8 .
Iverach, James. Saint Paul; his life and
times. New York, [1890]. sm. 80. pp. 216.
(Men of the Bible.) * Sg 17
Lang, Rez. J. M. Gideon and the Judges; a
study, historical and practical. New York, [1890].
sm. 80. pp. 201. (Men of the Bible.) Sg 5
Men of the Bible. New York, 1888–90. 17
v. sm. 80. Sg 1–1 7
Each volume is entered in this section of the catalogue
under the author's name.
Milligan, Rev. William. Elijah; his life and
times. New York, [1888]... sm. 80. pp. 205.
(Men of the Bible.) Sg Io
Rawlinson, Rev. George. Ezra and Nehe-
miah ; their lives and times. New York, [1890].
sm. 80. pp. 182. (Men of the Bible.) Sg 14
Isaac and Jacob ; their lives and times.
New York, [1890]. sm. 80. pp. 186. (Men of
the Bible.) Sg 2
The Kings of Israel and Judah. New
York, n.d. sm. 80. pp. 238. (Men of the Bible.)
Sg 9
Moses; his life and times. New York, n.
d. sm. 80. pp. 205. (Men of the Bible.)
Sg 3
Vallings, Rev. J. F. Jesus Christ, the divine
man; his life and times. New York, [1889]. sm.
80. pp. 226. (Men of the Bible.) Sg 16
JESUS CHRIST.
Andrews, Rev. S. J. . . The life of our Lord
upon the earth, considered in its historical, chrono-
logical, and geographical relations. New and re-
vised ed. New York, 1892. 80. pp. 651. Maps
and plans. Sh 2I
Beecher, Rez. H. W. The life of Jesus,
the Christ. New York, 1871. 80. pp. 510. ZMaps
and plates. Sh 19
Same. Another copy. Sh 20
Broadus, Rev. J. A. Jesus of Nazareth ; his
personal character, his ethical teachings, his super-
natural works; 3 lectures. 3d ed. New York,
1890. Sm. 80. pp. IO5. Sh 27
Burnham, B. F. and Mrs. C. S. Burnham,
compilers. The life of lives; being the records of
Jesus, reviewed by recent Biblical scholars, teach-
ers, and thinkers. 2nd ed. Boston, 1885. sm.
80. pp. (378). A/ap and 3 plates. Sh 24
Burton, E. DeW. See Stevens, W. A.
Lidersheim, Rezy. Alfred. The life and times
of Jesus the Messiah. 5th ed. New York, etc.,
[1886]. 2 v. 80. Sh 16–17
Fairbairn, Rezy, A. M. Studies in the life of
Christ. 5th ed. London, 1889. 80. pp. 359.
Sh 22
Farrar, Rezy. F. W. The life of Christ.
ed. New York, 1895.
and plate.
— The life of Christ as represented in art.
New York, 1894. 80. pp. 507. Plates and photo-
engrs. `s Sh 28
Geikie, Rev. (J.) Cunningham. The life
and words of Christ. New York, 1883. 2 v. in I.
O
80. Sh 5
New
sm. 80. pp. 712. Arontisp.
Sh 4
— Same. New York, 1885. 160. pp. 812.
- Sh 18
Short life of Christ for young and old.
New York, 1889. sm. 80. pp. 486. Walczs.
- * Sh 6
Hanna, Rezy, William. The life of Christ.
New York, [1886]. 3 v. sm. 80. Plates.
Sh 7–9
;Contents:—i. Earlier years... Galilean ministry.—ii... Close
of ministry. . Passion week-iii. Last day of our Lord’s pas-
sion. The forty days after the resurrection.
Reim, (K.) Theodor. The history of Jesus of
Nazara, in its connection with the national life of
Israel, related in detail; tr. by A. Ransom, [and
E. M. Geldart]. London, 1876–83. 6 v. 80.
Sh io—15
ECephart, Æev. C. J. Jesus the Nazarene; a
brief life of our Saviour, with a parallel harmony;
introduction by C. R. Blackall. Dayton, Ohio,
1894. 80. pp. 8o. Sh 25
Mozoomdar, P. C. The oriental Christ. Bos-
ton, 1883, sm. 80. pp. 193. Sh 29
Rogers, A. K. Life and teachings of Jesus; a
critical analysis of the sources of the gospels, with
a study of the sayings of Jesus. New York, 1894.
sm. 89. pp. 354. Sh 23
Stapfer, Edmond. Jesus Christ before His
ministry; tr. by C. S. Houghton, New York,
1896. 80. pp. 182. Sh 30
— Jesus Christ during His ministry; tr. by
C. S. Houghton. New York, 1897. sm. 80. pp.
265. Sh 31
Stevens, W. A. and IE. DeW. Burton. Out-
line hand-book of the life of Christ, from the four
gospels. Boston, 1892. 80. pp. 45. Sh 26
Weiss, (K. P.) Bernhard. Life of Christ;
tr. by J. W. Hope. Edinburgh, 1883–89. 3 v.
80. Sh 1–3
HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Baur, F. C. von. Church history of the first
three centuries. 3d ed. London, 1878–79. 2 v.
80. Sl 8-9
Bennett, Rez. C. W. Christian archaeology.
New York, etc., 1891. 80. pp. 558. IZlues.
Sk 4
Cheetham, Rezy. Samuel. History of the
Christian Church during the first six centuries.
London, 1894. Sm. 89. pp. 459. Sk I
Conybeare, F. C., editor. Apology and Acts
of Apollonius, and offier monuments of early Chris-
tianity; with a general preface, introductions, notes,
etc. London, 1894. 80. pp. 36O. Sl IO
Contents —Apology and acts of Apollonius.-Acts of Paul
and Thekla.—Acts of S. Phocas.—Acts of S. Polyeuctes.—
Acts of S. Eugenia.-Acts of S. Codratius.-Acts of Theodore.
—Acts of Thalelaeus.-Acts of S. Hiztibouzit.—Acts of S.
Callistratus.—Acts of S. Demetrius.—Addenda. -
Fisher, Rezy. G. P. The beginnings of Chris-
tianity; with the state of the Roman world at the
birth of Christ. New York, 1890. 80. P; 591.
1 I5
History of the Christian Church. New
York, 1889. 80. pp. 729. AMaps. Sj 16
Hardy, E. G. Christianity and the Roman
government; a study in imperial administration.
London, 1894. 80. pp. 208. S1 I&
Hausrath, Adolf History of the New Testa-
ment times; the time of Jesus; tr. by C. T. Poynt-
ing and P, Quenzer, London, 1878–80. 2 v. 89.
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recurrence of an author's name in same column.
Abbot, E. 6 a
Abbott, E. A. 8 a
Abbott, L. 7 b
Abbott, T. K. - 3 b
Adams, W. 9 a.
Addis, W. E. 4 a
Adeney, W. F. 6 a
Alexander, W. 9 a.
Alger, W. R. I2 a.
Allen, A. V. G. I6 b
A. L. O. E. 8 b
Alviella, E. G. comte d’. I a
American Institute of Sacred
Literature, 6 a
Andrews, S. J. I5 a
Angus, J. 2 a.
Ante-Nicene Fathers, II a.
Apocrypha, 5 b
Apocrypha anecdota, I b
Aristides Atheniensis, I b
Arnold, M. 2 a (3)
Arnot, W. 8 b, 9 b
Bacon, B. W. 4 a (2)
Baedeker, K. I2 a.
Ball, C. J. 4 b
Barnes, C. R. I4 b
Barnes, W. E. 6 a
Barnstein, H. 4 a.
Bartlett, E. T. 2 a.
Baumgarten, M. 9 b
Baur, F. C. v. Io a, I5 b
Beach, D. N. I2 a.
Beale, C. H. 8 a
Beard, C. I a.
Beecher, H. W. . I5 a.
Bengel, J. A. 7 b
Bennett, C. W. I3 a, I5 b
Bennett, W. H. 4 b
Bensly, R. L. 6 a, 7 b
Bernard, T. D. 9 a.
Besant, W. I2 a.
Beyschlag, J. H. C. W. 6 a
Bible, 3 a (6)
Bible Commentary, 3 b
Bierbower, A. I2 a.
Bindley, T. H. II b
Birks, J. R. IO a
Blackall, C. R. I5 b
Blake, B. 5 a
Blass, F. W. 7 a, 9 b
Bleek, F. 3 a, 6 a
Bleek, J. F. 6 a
Bliss, F. J. I3 a
Boscawen, W. St. C. I3 a
Bousset, W. I2 a.
Bowes, G. S. 2 a.
Briggs, C. A. 2a, 3b, 5a, 12a
Broadus, J. A. I5 a
Brown, D. 3 b
Bruce, A. B. 6 a, 8 b, 9 a
Bruce, W. S. 3 a
Bruder, K. H. 7 a
Budde, K. 4 b
Buhl, F. 3 a
Bungener, (L.L.) F. I O zl
Burgon, J. W. 8 a
Burkitt, F. C. I b (2)
Burn, A. E. I b
Burnham, B. F. I5 a
Burnham, Mrs. C. F. I5 a
Burton, E. DeW. 8b, 9b, 14a
Cadman, J. P. 8 a
Cambridge Bible, 3 b
Cambridge Greek Testament,
7 a
Campion, W. J. H. I 2 a.
Carr, A. 3 b, 7 a (2)
Charles, R. H. 6 a
Charteris, A. H. 6 a
Chase, F. H. I b, 7 b
Cheetham, S. 2 b, 15 b
Cheyne, T. K.
2 a, 3 b (2), 5 a b, I4 b
Christian Thought, I a
Conder, C. R. I 2 a.
Condit, B. & 2 a
Come, C. 6a, 8a
Conybeare, F. C.
Io a, II a, I4 b, I5 b
Cook, F. C. 3 b
Cornill, K. H. 4 b, 5 b
Coxe, A. C. II b
Cremer, A. H. 7 a.
Crichton, A. I3 b
Crooker, J. H. 2 a.
Cruden, A. 2 b (2)
Cruttwell, C. T. II a.
Dale, R. W. Io b
Davids, T. W. R. I a.
Davidson, A. B. 3 b (3), 5 b
Davidson, S. 2 a.
Davies, G. S. IO a.
Davis, J. D. 4 a
Davison, W. T. 4 b, 5 a.
Deane, H. e-8 I4 b
Deane, W. J. I4 b
Delauney. F. I4 b
Delitzsch, F. 4 ab, 5b, Iob, 12a
DeWitt, J. 5 b
Dickson, W. P. Io b
Atôaxi tävärooróAov 11 ab
Dillmann, A. 4 a
Dods, M. 6 a, 8 b
Donaldson, J. II a.
Driver, S.R. 3a, 3b(2),4b, 14b
Drummond, H. I2 a.
Drummond, J. I a
Dunwell, F. H. 9 a.
Ebrard, J. H. A. II a
Edersheim, A. I5 a
Ellicott, C. J. 4b, 9a(2), Iob
Ephrem Syrus. 8 a
Erman, A. I3 a
Evetts, B. T. A. I3 a
Ewald, G. H. A. v.
4 b, 5b, I3 a b
Fairbairn, A.M. I2 a, I5 a
Farrar, F. W. 2a (2), 3b (2),
6a, 7a (2), Ioa, I2a, 15a (2)
Fausset, A. R. 3 b, 7 b
Field, H. M. I2 a b
Findlay, G. G. 3b, 5b, Iob (2) .
Fish, H. C. I3 a
Fisher, G. P. I2 a, I5 b
Fraser, D. 2 a.
Freeman, J. M. I3 a
I8 INDEX.
Gebhardt, H. II a. Hutton, W. H. I6 a Mahaffy, J. P. I3 a
Gebhardt, O. II b Matheson, G. IO a.
Geden, A. S. - 7 a Illingsworth, J. R. I2 a. Mathews S. 9 a.
Geikie, (J.) C. 3a, I2b, Işab International critical commen- Maturin, B. W. 8 b
Genung, J. F. 5 a. tary, 3 b Maurice, F. D. 9 b
Gilbert, G. H. 5 a. Iverach, J. I5 a. Mayor, J. B. II 2.
Ginsburg, C. D. 4. a. Men of the Bible. I5 a
ë. R. B. ; , Jacob, J. A. ** | Menke, T. I3 a
Gladden, W. 2 a. Jacobs, J. I3 a Merivale, C. IO a.
Gladstone, W. E. 3 b James, C. C. 8 a Meyer, H. A. W. 8 a
Gloag, P.J. 6b, to ab, Ira | Jº", * * °P | Miller, E. 6 b
Godet, F. 9 a b, IO b Jamieson, R. 3 b Milligan, W. 9 b, I5 a
Goebel, S. 8 b | Janeway, J. J. 2 b | Mitchell, E. C. 6 b
Goodwin, F. J. to a Jebb, J. 5* . Mitchell, H. G. 5 b
Gore, C. g I2 a. J osephus, 13 b Moberly, R. C. I2 a
Gould, E. P. sh Julicher, A. .** | Moelleſ, w, . I6 a
Gould, S. B. II b Kalisch, M. M. 3 b Montefiore, C. G. I a.
Graetz, H. I3 b Kamphausen, A. 4 b Moore, A. I2 a.
Green, W. H. Keane, A. H. I2 a. Moore, G. F. 3 b
2 a (2), 4 a (2), 4 b (2) . Keil, K. F. 3b, 4b, I3a Morfill, W. R. 6 b (2)
Guthrie, T. 8 b Keim, (K.) T., I5b Morison, J. 9 a.
Kennedy, H. A. A. ja Morrison, W. . I3 a
* R. IO º Kent, C. F. 5 a, 13 b §. º 3 b (2), ſ:
*. C. E. º b Kephart, C. J. I5 b Nº. w f 7a º
2 - - - - Kirkpatrick, A. F. 3b (2), 5b 3 w w = -s. “ 3.
Hanna, W. I5 b Kittel, R. 4 b, I4 a Moxom, P. S. 16 a
Hardy, E. G. I5 b Kitto, J. I4 a. Mozoomdar, P. C. I5 b
Harnack, (C. G.) A. 12 b Knight. W. 13 b Müller, F. M. I a.
2 ... .I : is ght, 3. * -
º lº of clas. lit. Krüger, F. W. G. II a. Murray, T. C. 5 b
hº #A. º º * º I a, 4 b, I4 a Nast, W. 8 a
Harris, J. R. urtz, J. H. I4 a Nestle, E. 6 b
I b, 6b, 8a, I Ib, I3 a Ladd, G. T. - 2 b New Testament, g 7 ab
Hatch, E. 4 a. Laing, S. I2 b Nicene and post-Nicene
Haupt, P. 4 b Lang, J. M. I5 a Nº. A º
Hausrath, A. I5 b, 16 a Lange, J. P. 3 b §.". i. º I b
Headlam, A. C. - 3 b Leathes, S. 9 b Oyes, U. I*. 5
Hengstenberg, E. W. 9b, I3b Lechler, G. V. I6 a Old Testament, 4ab.
Heracleon, I b Lewin, T. IO 2. Oort, H. 2 b
º: | tº º W. 5 a Lewis, A. S. 7b (2) | Orelli, C. v. 5 b
l ert lectures, I a. Lewis, T. . I2 b Origenes, II a b
Higgens, E. 14 a Lias, J. J. 2 b, 3 b (2), 7 a Orr, J. 9 b
º B. C. C. 6 b Lightfoot, J. B. 6b, Iob, IIa Ottley, R. L. I2 a b
... p. 3. Hºº & oxford A. W. 4
2 * * * ~ * 3 v v = 3.
Hobart, W. K. 9 a. Luckock, H. M. IO 2. Paget, F. I2 a.
i. #. S I6 b Lumby, J. R. 3 b (2), 7 a Palestine Exploration Fund,
Ollan (1S, ti. S. I2 a. Luthardt, C. E. b I3 a
Holtzendorf, F. v. 8 b Lyttelton, A. # al Paley, W. IO 2.
Holtzmann, H. J. 6 b, 7 b . Palmer, A. S. 4 b
Hommel, F. I3 a M., G. * 4 a Pattison, T. H. . 2 b
Hooykaas, I. 2 a. McCurdy, F. I3 a b Pentecost, G. F. 2 b
Hopkins, E. - 4 b MacDonald, J. M. 6 b Perowne, E. H. 3 b
Hort, F. J. A. 7 b, Io b MacDuff, J. R. 8 b Perowne, J. J. S. 5 b
Houghton, E. L. 6 b McGiffert, A. C. I6 a. Perowne, T. T. 3 b (2)
Howson, J. S. 6 b, Io a Macgregor, J. I2 b Peters, J. P. 2 b
Humphrey, W. G. 7 b Mackintosh, W. I2 b Peyton, W. W. 9 b
Humphreys, A. E. 3 b Maclaren, A. 5 b, 9 a Pfleiderer, O. I a (3), 6 a.
Hurlbut, J. L. ...— ... I2 b Maclear, G. F. 3 b (2), 7 a Philo, I4 a b
AMWDEX. 19
Pittenger, W. 8 b Sharpe, S. I4 a. Thomas, J. A. 7 a
Plummer, A. 3b (4), 7 a (2) Shimeall, R. C. I3 b Thomson, W. M. I3 a
Plumptre, E. H. 3 b (2) Io a Siegfried, C. 4 b, I4 b Tischendorf, C. 7 b, 8 a
Pressensé, E. D. de. I6 a Simcox, G. A. 7 a. Toy, C. H. 7 a, I2 b, I4b
Price, I. M. I4 a Simcox, W. H. 3b, 6b, 7 a. Travis, J. 8 b
Sime, J. I4 a. Trench, R. C. 7 a., 9 a.
Ramsey, W. M. Io a, I3 a Smith, G. 4. b Trumbull, H. C. I3 a b
Rawlinson. G. IO b, I5 a Smith, G. A. 5 b Tucker, Miss C. M. 9 a.
Redpath, H. A. 4 a Smith, G. B. 2 b
Renan, J. E. Ib, 5a, I4a, 16a Smith, G. V. 12 b Upton, C. B. I b
Rendall, F. * IO a. Smith, J. I6 b g
Renouf, P. LeP. I b Smith, W. 2b, 3a (2), 14a W. º: §:
Reuss, E. W. E. 6 b Smith, W. R. 2b, 5b, 14b ; :
e • Wedder, H. C. IO a.
Réville, A. I b (2) Soden, H. v. 7 b Wi
incent, J. H. I2 b
Rhys, J. I b Spence, H. D. M. I6 b Vincent, M. R. b. 7 a.
Richey, T. 8 b Spurrell, G. J. 4 b yº º 3 b. 7
te ôlter, D. II b
Riehm, E. - 5 b Stalker, J. Io b Vulgate, . 7 b
Riggs, E. 8 a Stanley, A. P. I3a, 14a, 16a }
Roberts, A. II a. Stapfer, E. I4a, I5b Wace, Henry 3 a, II b
Robertson, J. I4 b Stearns, O. S. 4 a Wade, G. W. 4 b
Robinson, A. W. I6 b Stevens, A. I6 b Ward, Mrs. H. I6 a
Robinson, E. 8 b Stevens, G. B. 6 a Ward, W. H. I3 a.
Rogers, A. K. 8 a, 15 b Stevens, W. A. 8 b, I 5 b Weiss, (K. P.) B.
Rogers, R. W. I3 b Stokes, G. T. IO 3. 5 a, 6 a, 7 a, I5 b
Rubinkam, N. I. 5 b Strack, H. L. 4 a Weizsäcker, K. H. I6 a
Rushbrooke, W. G. 8 a (2) Streane, A. W. 3 b, I4 b Wellhausen, J. 4 b, I4 a
Ryle, H. E. 3b, 4ab, 6b, I4b Strong, J. fe ... & 3 a. Wendt, H. H. 6 a
* Studia Sinaitica, I b Wenley, R. M. I b
Sabatier, (L.) A. Io b Sunderland, J. B. 2 b Wesley, J. 8 b
Sadler, M. F. II b Swete, H. B. 4 b, I2 b Wescott, B. F. 7 a, 8 a., II b
Salmon, G. 6 b * Weymouth, R. F. 7 b
Sanday, W. 2 b, 3 b Talbot, E. S. I2 a. White, H. A. 4 b
Sayce, A. H. I b, 13 a b Talmud, I4 b Wildeboer, G. 4 a.
Schaff, P. Tatian, *** | williamson, G. c. I3 b
2b, 6b, 7b, IIb, I2b, 16a Tayler, J. J. . 9 b Wilson, P. 7 b
Schmidt, P. W. 8 b Taylor, W. M. 9 a, IO b Winer, J. G. B. 7 a
Schmiedel, P. W. 7 b Teaching of the Apostles, 11ab Woods, F. H. 5 b
Schrader, E. I3 b Tertullianus, II b Wright, A. 8 b
Scrivener, F. H. A. 6b, 7b Texts and Studies, I b Wright, W. I6 b
Schultz, E. A. H. H. 4 a. Textus Receptus, 7 b
Schürer, E. I4 a Thayer, J. H. 6 a, 7 a (2) Young, J. I2 b
Sears, E. H. 9 b Tholuck, (F.) A. (G.) 9 b Zeller, E. IO a
Seidel, M. I4 a Thompson, W. H. 9 a" | Zenos, A. C. 2 b
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