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DANIEL, George-The Times; or the prophecy. Lond. 1812, 8vo. DATHIUS, Jo. Aug.-Prophetæ minores ex recensione textus Hebræi et versionum antiquarum, Latine versi, notisque philologicis et criticis illustrati. Ed. tertia. Halæ, 1790. DAVIDSON, Rev. William-A brief outline of an examination of the Song of Solomon; in which many beautiful prophecies contained in that inspired book of Holy Scripture are considered and explained, with remarks critical and expository. Lond. 1817, 8vo. DAVIES, Eleanor, widow of Sir John; -The star of the wise, 1643.

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Before the Lord's second coming of the last days to be visited, signed with the tyrant Pharoah's overthrow. 1650, 4to. DAVISON, John, B.D. late Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford-Discourses on prophecy, in which are considered its structure, use, and inspiration; being the substance of twelve sermons preached in the Chapel of Lincoln's Inn, at the Lecture founded by the Right Rev. William Warburton, Bishop of Gloucester. 1824, 8vo.

DAUBUZ, Charles-A Commentary on the Revelation of St. John, with a preliminary discourse concerning the principles in which the said Revelation is to be understood. 1712, fol. (The best edition of Daubuz was published in 1730, by the Rev. P. Lancaster, under the title of "A Perpetual Commentary, &c." He is a writer deservedly in great esteem.) DAUT, John Maximilian-The approaching judgements of God upon the Roman empire, translated from the high Dutch by B. Furley. Lond. 1711, 8vo.

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Coll. Cambridge-An exposition upon Isaiah. Lond. 1654, fol. DEIOS, Lawrence, B.D. and Min. of the Gospel-His two notably learned and profitable treatises or sermons against Antichrist, Rev. XIX. 19. Lond. 1590, 8vo. DELAFAYE, Theod. M.A. Rector of Mildred and All Saints, Canterbury -A distinct and complete view of the Revelation of St. John the divine, evidencing in the clearest manner, among other interesting particulars, the rise and progress of Papal tyranny, superstition and wickedness; together with the cer

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Jesuit-Commentarius litteralis in Threnos Jeremiæ. Lugd. 1608, 4to. Delusion, the general of Christians, touching the way of God's revealing himself to the Prophets. First printed 1713. Reprinted. London, (Seeleys) 1832, 8vo.

DENISON, Stephen, Minister of Catherine Cree Church, LondonExposition on 2 Pet. 1. London, 1622, 4to.

DENNE, Henry-Antichrist unmasked, in two treatises. Lon. 1645, 4to.

The Man of Sin discovered. London, 1645, 4to. DENT, Arthur-The Ruine of Rome, or an exposition upon the whole Revelation. London, 1607, 4to. DEUSBERY, William-A true Prophecy of the mighty Day of the Lord. London, 1654, 4to. -The mighty Day of the Lord is coming. London, 1656, 4to.

Christ exalted, and alone worthy to open the seals of the book. London, 1656. 4to. DEVENTER, Hendric-On the Revelation of Jesus Christ, (Dutch) 1710, 8vo.

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DIETERICUS Vitus-An exposition of Isaiah. (Ger.) Nuremb. 1548, 4to. DIEU, Ludovicus de-Apocalypsis Sanctis Joannis, Græce et Latine, cum animadversionibus. Lug. Bat. 1627, 4to.

DIGBY, William, M. A.-A Treatise on the 1260 days of Daniel and St. John, being an attempt to establish the conclusion that they are years: and also to fix the date of their commencement and termination. Dublin, 1831, 12mo. DILLINGHAM, William, D. D.-The Mystery of Iniquity Anatomised. London, 1689, fol.

DIмOCK, Rev. H.-Notes on Genesis, Exodus, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel, and the minor prophets. Gloucester, 1804, 4to.

DIMPEL, David Israel-An Introduction to the Revelation of St. John; to which are subjoined moral and practical applications. (German) Leips. 1730, 8vo.

DIONYSIUS, Carthusianus, a monk of Ruremonde, (ob, 1471) Comm. in Epistolas canonicas et Apocalypsin. Col. 1530, 8vo.

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et Habacuc. Par. 1727, 6 tom. 12mo. DUPIN, Louis E-Analyse de l'Apocalypse. Paris, 1714, 2 vols. 12mo. DURANT, John (a delightful Millennarian writer)-The salvation of the saints by the appearances of Christ: now in heaven; hereafter from heaven. Lond. 1653, 8vo. DURELL, David, D.D. Principal of Hertford College-The Hebrew text of the parallel prophecies of Jacob and Moses, relating to the twelve tribes, with a translation and notes and the various lections of near forty MSS. To which are added the Samaritan Arabic version of those passages, and part of another Arabic version made from the Samaritan text, neither of which have been before printed; a map of the land of promise; and an appendix, containing four dissertations on points connected with the subject of these prophecies. Oxf. 1764, 4to. DURER, Hieronymus-The mystery of the kingdom of Christ, in a complete exposition of the Revelation of St. John, (German.) Hanover, 1701, 12mo.

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On the Hebrew prophets. EILMAR, Christian, Pastor of Mühlhausen-The anatomy of the pietistical Bat. (German.) Mülh. 1704, 4to. A tract against the Millennarians.

- The hope of the millennial reign completely wrecked. (German.) About the same time.

ELEA, Rabbi-De fine mundi. A Latin version of this was published with notes at Paris, 1629, 8vo. Translated by James Gaffarell, Librarian to Cardinal Richelieu. Election the, and great reform, or the good of the people; a second letter to everybody. By the author of "Surely I come quickly." Lond. Nisbet, 1832, 12mo.

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ELLIS, Joh.-Commentarius in Obadiam prophetam, Lond. 1641, 8vo. ELSWICK, Jo. Herm. a Lutheran divine-De inscriptione Apocalypseos Johanneæ. Wittemb. 1715. EMPEREUR L', Constantine-Versio et notæ ad paraphrasin Josephi 'Jacchidis in Danielem. Amst. 1633, 4to.

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his Prophecy; or Behold the Lord cometh with ten thousand of his saints. Lond. Nisbet, 12mo. EPHRAIM, Syrus (ob. cir. 378)-De Antichristo.

- De apparitione Crucis tempore Judicii.

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error, nor day, nor night; but in the evening there shall be light; Zech. xiv. 6, 7 : being the relation of a public discourse between Master Cheynel and Master Erbery. Lond. 1627, 4to.

- The Lord of Hosts; or a God guarding the camp of the saints and the beloved city. Rev. xx. 9. Lond, 1648, 4to.

An olive leaf; also the reign of Christ, and the saints with him; a thousand years one day, and the day at hand. Lond. 1654, 4to.

The man of peace; being a second olive leaf. Lond. 1654, 4to. The great earthquake, Rev. xvI. 18; or fall of all churches. Lond. 1654, 4to.

Eruvin, or miscellaneous essays on subjects connected with the nature, history, and destiny of man. Lond. Nisbet, 1831, 12mo.

EscH, Heinrich-A complete exposition of the prophecy of Habakuk; in which there is given a sketch of the kingdom of Christ during the seven times of the New Testament, compared with the Revelation of St. John. (Ger.) Wesel, 1714, 4to. ESDRAS, supposed to be a Jew of the second or third century-The second book of Esdras contains prophecies affecting to be the work of the Holy Spirit; but classed among the apocryphal writings. It is curious, as shewing what were the sentiments entertained at that remote period on the subjects interwoven therein. Some modern writers on prophecy have laid great emphasis on it; and the late Rev. E. Irving has contended for its inspiration.

A Dissertation and exposition of the above is mentioned by Dr. Lee to have been published about the time of Jas. I. under the title"A prophecy that hath lain hid above 2000 years.' Essays on select parts of the pro