A

Acts of the Apostles, Alexander on,
443.

Adam Clarke, Dr., account of Early
Life of, 500.

Ahasuerus and Artaxerxes, 171.

Analecta Nicæna, Syriac Gleanings by
B. Harris Cowper, 209.

American Bible Union, on Thessa-
lonians, 210.

Analytical Index to Gospels, by Dr.
Stroud, 211.

Antiquities of the Holy Land, 228.
Artaxerxes Longimanus, Dr. Carl
Auberlen on, 418.

Assyrian Inscriptions, proceedings of
the Literary Inquest on, 203; Rev.
G. V. Smith on, 204.

Cousin, the founder of modern Eclec-
ticism, 304.

Cyclopædia, Bibliographica, by J. Darl-
ing, 214.

Cozri, the, of Rabbi Yehudah Hallevi,
495.

D

Darius and Cyrus the Great, Mr.
Bosanquet on, 163.

Darius of Scripture, Rev. W. B. Saville
on, 408.

Davidson, Dr. S., on early corruptions
of the Text of the New Testament
by Christians, 266; defended in re-
lation to his part in Horne's Intro-
duction, 383.

Dead Sea, the, 230.
Dick, Dr., life of, 239.
Descartes, his philosophy, 298.
Deuteronomy, its genuineness as the
production of Moses, 313; proved by
direct quotations in the Old Testa-
ment, 315; by verbal allusions, 316;
by historical traces, 317; by colla-
teral arguments, 318; corroborated
by our Lord, 323.

E

Egyptian Dynasties, No. III., 345.
Egyptian Monuments in British Mu-
seum, 230.

Egypt, political system of, under the
Pharaohs, 231.

Elohim, Jewish ideas of the name, 485.
Emerson, bearing of his works on
Pantheism, 307.

Embalmment of Edward I., 235.
Encyclopædia Britannica, 481.
English Bible, the general excellence
of, 64; works on, 210.
Errors, typographical, in theological
works, 272.

Essays on the accordance of Chris-
tianity with the nature of man, by
E. Fry, 172.

Ezra and Nehemiah, historical dates
of, 482.

F

Feuerbach's development of German
Pantheism, 304

I

Image of God, the meaning of the term,
168.

Intelligence, 215, 482.

Isaiah, Dr. Henderson on, 208.
Idealism, influence of Leibnitz on, 298.
Isaiah, D. M. Dreschler
on, 464.
Israel of the Alps, the, a History of
the Waldenses, by Muston, 479.

J

Japan, pagan sect in, 237.
Jerusalem, present state of, 493.
Jewish hatred of Christianity, 236.
Jewish Sepulchres, 490.

John the Baptist's Ministry, date of its
commencement, 69.

John the Baptist, his Mission and Cha-

racter, 325; came in the fulness of
time, 325; his relation to the Jews,
330; to Christ; 335; close and re-
sults of his mission, 340.

Jonah, book of, Lectures on, by Rev.
P. S. Desprez, 212.

Jordan, the Plain of, 280.

Joseph in Egypt, his influence in cir-
culating divine knowledge, 355.

Pantheism, its historical phases, 294;
allied to polytheism, 295; danger of
it in the present day, 295; its anti-
quity, 296; modern, originated by
Spinoza, 297; its God described,
308; danger of to social order, 310.
Paragraph Bible, Bagster's, 211.
Patristic Literature, labours of Abbe
Migne on, 237.

Person of Christ, Dorner on the, 462.
Persian Jews, 500.

Peter, St., legend of his Penetential
Food, 148.

Periods of our Lord's Life and Ministry,
65; doubts of the exact date of the
Christian Epoch, 65.

Prayer, duty of, 231.

Prince of Peace, the, a work of art,
481.

Prophecies relating to Nineveh and
Assyria, by G. V. Smith, 203.

Psalms, plain commentary on, 476.
Ptolemy, his asserted departures from
the text of the New Testament, 267.

R

Rare Books, sale of, 227.
Romans, on the Epistle to, by Dr.
Brown, 458; by Rev. A. C. Brome-
head, 462.

Roman Catholic edition of the Scrip-
tures, 500.

S

Sabbath, history of the, under the Old
Testament, 83; its divine origin and
universal obligation, 83; Prize Essay
on, by Rev. Micaiah Hill, 210.
Sahara, the, 499.

Sivan the Sleeper, by Rev. H. C.
Adams, 231.

Six Days of Creation, remarks, on, 487.
Sensational Philosophy of Locke, 299;
developed in France, 300.

Sepulture, care of, by early Christians,
140; by ancient Jews, 141.
Smoking Flax, the, meaning of, 438.
Spinoza, the inventor of modern Pan-
theism, 297.

Stanley's Sinai and Palestine, strictures
on, 117.

Syrian Sepulchres, Professor Stanley's
theory of, 134.

Syriac Lexicon, by Bernstein, 474.