A.-Future state of the Church; by W. A. 1684.

ACKER-Dissertatio in Apocalypsin. ADDERLEY--Jerusalem's glory breaking forth into the world. Lond. 1746, 12mo.

Addis, Alfred-The theory of prophecy; as it respects more particularly civil establishments of Christianity, the Nicene heresy of Antichrist, and the doctrine of the Millennium. Lond. 1830, 8vo. Advent, Second-Of the ende of this world and the second coming of Christ; a comfortable and most necessarie discourse for these miserable and dangerous dayes; Now the third tyme corrected, and wyth a learned epistle sent by the author out of Frieslande to the translator, Sybil Erithroa. Lond. 1578, 4to. Imp. Thos. Dawson. (The above is stated by Watt to have made a a great impression.-Bibl. Britt.)

Reasons from prophecy why the Second Coming of Christ and the commencement of the Millennium is immediately to be expected. Lond. 1786, 8vo.

An Enquiry into the Second Coming of our Saviour; showing as well from Matthew XXIV. and

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1st. Corinthians xv. as from the Revelation, 1st. that the kingdom of God is not come; and 2dly. that the Gospel of the kingdom was not intended to be preached to all the world till after the Second Coming of Christ. Comprising also a summary of the Revelation, and a paraphrase of chapters xx. and XVI. of Isaiah. By the author of Antichrist in the French Convention." Lond. 1795, 8vo.pp.36. Further considerations on the Second Advent of Christ, showing 1st. That it was not the destruction of Jerusalem; 2dly. that it is to be the establishment of that kingdom which Daniel foretold the God of heaven would set up, chaps. II. and VII. By the same author as the preceding. Lond. 1796, 8vo. pp. 31.

Scriptures which show for what Christ died, and his Second Coming. Lond. 1812, 8vo.

Christ's coming to Judgement; in a letter to a younger brother in the Christian ministry. By Clericus Dorcestriensis, Lond. 1834, 12mo.

The Second advent of our Lord Jesus Christ, with an appendix on

Jesus Christ as the destroyer of Antichrist. By a clergyman of the Church of England, (said to be the Rev. Wm. Dodsworth.) Lond. 1835, 8vo.

ADY, John-Harmony of the Divine will and the heavenly doctrines of the Old and New Testaments; illustrated in the fulfilment of many of the ancient prophecies. 1807, 8vo. AGIER, le President-Commentaire sur l'Apocalypse. Paris, 1823, 2 vols. 8vo.

- Les Prophètes nouvellement traduits sur l'Hébrew, avec des explications et des notes critiques. Paris, 1820, 8vo. 9 vols. AILMER, John-Musæ Sacræ; seu Jonas, Jeremiæ, Threni, et Daniel (Gr. Lat. Oxon. 1652, 12mo. Alabaster, W.-Comm. de certa Apocalyptica. Lond. 1621, 4to. -Spiraculum Tubarum. Lon. 1633. ALCUINUS-quoted by Fox.

ALES-De recta vivenda ratione, carmine Script. ; et de utroque Christi adventu; de prodigiis signisque ipsum præcedentibus; de mortuorum suscitatione ; &c. Paris, 1561, 4to.

ALEXANDER, John (of Ireland)— Paraphrase on 2 Cor. xv, Lond. 1766, 4to.

ALEXANDER, (Hallensis)-quoted by

Fox.

Allen, Wm.--We are assured by the Rev. E. Bickersteth, that the "Mystery of the Temple" was not written by him, but by Wm. Allein, a nonconformist, who lived at Ilchester, Bristol, London, and Yeovil; and who wrote also Six Discourses on the unsearchable riches of Christ. Wm. Allen of Bridgewater, (Mr. B. believes,) wrote"The state of the Church in future ages; or an inspection into the divine prophecies touching the state of the Church in the latter ages; by W. A. 12mo. 1683." ALLEIN-See preceding art.

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ALLIX, P.-De duplici Messiæ adventu dissertationes duæ adversus Judæos. Lond. 1701, 12mo.

Remarks on the ecclesiastical history of the churches of Piedmont and of the Albigenses. AMAMA, Sextinus; Prof of Heb. at the U. of Franeker-Epistola mpopopos in Joh. Drusii xii proph. min: ad M. Marsennum. Amst. 1627. AMELOTE, Pere-Notes sur l'Apocalypse. (A French Catholic, who with several others maintained that the restoration of the Jews and the Millennium should precede the last judgment: in opposition to M. Rondet, Editor of the Avignon Bible, who maintained, that there was an intimate connexion between the following four events; viz. the mission of Elias, the conversion of the Jews, the persecution of Antichrist, and the last coming of Christ to judgement immediately following that conversion.) Amyraldus, M.-Du regne de Mille Ans. Saumur, 1654, 12mo. (Written against the Millennarians.) Andalac, or Andala-Com. ad Apocalypsin. (quoted by Stosch

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Andala, in Com. ad Apoc. ii, 1, p. 244, concedit non plane necessarium esse, ut in omnibus nominibus 7 ecclesiarum significatio quæ. dam reperiatur.") ANNIUS, Joan. of Viterbo, a Dom. Friar. Quæstiones super Apocalypsin. (Dedicated to Sixtus IV. and the christian kings.) ANSELMUS, (Cantuariensis)-Com. ad Apocalypsin.

Antichrist-The figure of. Lond. 1586, 8vo. (Imp. F. Coldock.)

Les Précurseurs de l'Antichrist. Lyons, 1817. Apocalypse; and parts of it-Comm. de Bestia Apocalyptica. Delphis, 1621, fol.

On the whole Revelation of St. John. 1622, 4to.

Apocalyptical mysteries touching the two witnesses, the seven vials, &c. 1667, 12mo.

Essai sur l'Apoc. avec des eclaircissemens sur les propheties de Daniel. (No place,) 1729.

- Dissertation on Rev. xI. 13, 14; or an inquiry into the true object of the second woe. 1747.

· Observations on the first vision of St. John; (a curious frontispiece.) 1750.

-The book of prophecy opened; or plain discourses of the book with seven seals. 1779, 8vo.

Key to the mystery of the Revelations. 1785, 8vo.

Outline of a commentary on Rev. xı. 1—14. By a Graduate of Cambridge. A pamphlet. 1796. (Dr. Towers calls him "a man of talents and learning.")

Interpretation of the Apocalypse. (Mod. Greek.) 1800, fol.

- Authenticity and divine inspiration of the Apocalypse vindicated from the objections of Michaelis ; in letters to Bishop Marsh. Lond. 1802, 8vo.

The book of the Unveiling: an exposition, with notes. Lond. 1833, 12mo. (It is little more than a short paraphrase; on the year-day system.)

See also Revelation and Daniel.† ARCTIUS, Benedictus; Bernensis-In Apocalypsin, (quoted frequently with approbation by Fox, the martyrologist.)

ARDUINUS, (Pontificius) in Apocalypsin.

ARNAUD, Henri-Glorious recovery of the Vallies (edited by Acland, who prefixes to the work a compendium of the history of the Vaudois.) ART-i. e. L'Art de Verifier les dates. See Amelote.t

ARTUS, Thos.-Tableaux prophetiques des empereurs Severe et Leon de la monarchie des Turcs. Par. 1622.

ASHE, Rev. Isaac, A.B.-The Book of Revelation with compendious notes, according to the exposition which has been most generally received in the church. Dublin 1835, 12mo.

ATTWOOD-Warburtonian Lectures. B.-Seven prophetic periods, by P. B. (The author of Speculum Britannicum.) Lond. 1790, 4to. BACON, D.-De Augm. Scient. Lib. II. Cap. 2. contains a dissertation Ide ecclesiæ futura felicitate :" (quoted by Daubuz, p. 40.) BAILLIE, John-Lectures on the Revelations. Newcastle, 1810, 8vo. BAILLIE Robert, Principal of the U. of Glasgow in 1599, wrote a work on prophecy against the Millennarian view; which work is largely replied to by Dr. N. Homes in the original edition of his work on the Resurrection; but he never drops the title of the work. He spells his name Bayley and Baylie. Mr. Anderson likewise notices his opinions in his Letter to the author of millennarianism indefensible." Balduinus,-Diss. de fine sæculi. Witemb. 1625, 4to. BALE,-See Studley. BASILICUS,-See Way. BELLAMY, Dr. J. of America-Sermons on the Millennium, &c. 1758, 12mo.

BEN EZRA,—see Lacunza. BERENGAUD, (Moine de Ferrieres au nouvieme siecle.)-Commentaire sur l'Apocalypse. (For his views see Amelote.†) BERUYER, (Pontificius) quotedby Fox. Beverley,-Exposition of the divinely prophetic Song of songs. Lond.

1687, 4to. (in verse.) BIBLICUS,-see Prophecy. BIDDULPH, Rev.T. T. of BristolAn Essay on the doctrine of the First Resurrection 1834, 8vo. (For a Review of this see Investigator vol. iv. p. 310.)

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BOEHM, Ant. Wm. min. of the German chapel, Lond.-The duty of the Reformation; a sermon on Rev. XVIII. 4. Lond. 1718, 8vo. BÖHMER, J. G.-A German writer mentioned by Lilienstern, as assuming, with Crusius, that the reign of Christ is to be 2000 years, and placing the end of the world in A. M. 7777.

Bossuet Besides his "Explication," &c. he has reference to the same subject at large in his Avertissement aux Protestants; et Recapitulation. Tom. iv. of his works. Versailles, 1815.

-De Excidio Babyloniæ. BOUCHERY, W. Paraphrasis in Deboræ et Baraci Canticum. Camb. 1706, 4to. Brocardus,-Mystica et prophetica interpretatio, libri Geneseos. Lug. Bat. 1584, 4to.

Broughton,-Seder Olam: i. e. order of the world, or years from the fall to the restoring. 1594, sm. 8vo. BRUNINGS, Christian,-Doctrina de regno Dei. Francof. 1755, 8vo. Bucer,-De regno Christi Jesu. Basil, 1557, fol.

BYTHNERUS.-Lyra prophetica; sive analysis critico-prophetica Psalmorum. 1679, 4to.

CAJETAN, (Cardinal) Enarrationes in III. capita Isaiæ. 1545, 8vo. CALMET, August.-Dissertation sur l'Antichrist. 1726, fol. (“In these three learned men, Calmet, Malvenda and Lesius, is found collected whatever has been thought upon Antichrist."-Ben Ezra.)

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Christian Record and monthly expositor: conducted by ministers of the Gospel of Christ. Lond. 1833, 8vo. (Chiefly on prophetical subjects; but discontinued after 2 or 3 numbers. It contains a few interesting articles said to be written by the Rev. W. Dodsworth.) Christian Witness, a quarterly publication chiefly on subjects connected with the present state of the church. Plymouth, 1834, 8vo. (said to be conducted by individuals .who have seceded from the established church, and who are not joined with any other denomination of Christians.)

Clavis Apocalyptica,-see Hartlib, who translated the work from a German author. (It brings the prophetical numbers to an end in 1655.) CLERICUS, Dorcestriensis-see Advent and Millennium. Cocceius,-Synopsis et Medulla Prophetiæ Cantici Solomonis præmissa cogitationibus de Cantico, ut icone regni Christi.

COLUINUS, Ludiomæus-Papa ultrajectionus; seu Mysterium Iniquitatis reductum a Gisberto Voetio in Opere Politicæ Ecclesiasticæ. Lond. 1668, 4to.

CONSTANS,- On the Apocalypse. (Quoted in Perrin's history of the Waldenses.)

COSTA, Gabriel a-see Acosta. CRACKANTHORP,-A Treatise against Spolato.

CRAMER, D.-Exegema de Regno Christi, una cum analysi Psalmi secundi. Stetini. 1614, 8vo. Cramer, J. R.-Dissertationes Theologicæ vii, de benedictione Mosis in tribum Levi enunciata. 1725, 4to. CRELLIUS, John (a Socinian)-Explicatio cap. xv. prioris Ep. Pauli ad Corinthios. Rac. 1635, 8vo. Cremer,-Antiquitates Sacræ in variis speculationibus et contemplationibus e Mose et prophetis. Amst. 1741, 2 vols. 4to.

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CRUSIUS,- --see Böhmer.†

CULLIMORE, J.-Criteria for determining in which version of the Holy Scriptures the original computation of time is contained; with the eras of corruption. Lond. 1828. "These papers have been read before the Royal Soc. of Literature, proving by astronomical calculations, and by historical facts, the authority of the computation of time contained in the authorised Hebrew Bibles.

(Some able papers by Mr. Cullimore, on the same subject, are to be found in the Morning Watch. They are controverted in the same Work by Mr. Cuninghame.) DALE-Prophecies and signs of the times. 1807, 8vo. Daniel-Exposition of; gathered out of Melancthon, Ecolampadius, Pellican, Draconite, &c. Gen. 1545, 8vo.

The visions and prophecies of: explained according to the measure of the gift of Christ. 1700, 12mo. ("Many useful remarks in this book it is written by a humble, devout and spiritually minded christian, not holding a pre-millennial advent."-Bickersteth.)

- Observations on certain prophecies in Daniel. 1791, 8vo.

- Remarks on Daniel and on Revelations. New York, 1794, 8vo. See also Apocalypse.† Dathius-Comm. in prophetas majores. 1779, 8vo.

DESCHAMPS, Cure de Langre en Normandie-Traduction nouvelle du prophete Isaie avec des disserta

tions preliminaires, et des remarques. 1760. (Of same views with Amelote; but in one of these dissertations he maintains the literal restoration of the Jews.) DESESSARTS, Alexis (l'Abbé)—Examens du sentiment des saints peres sur la durée des siècles. Paris, 1739, 12mo. (Same views as Amelote.†) D'ESPAGNE-Essay on the wonders of God in the harmony of the times. 1662, 12mo.

Dialogues-See Prophecy. DODSWORTH-See Advent.† DRAXIS, Thom.-Liber de novis cælis et nova terra. Oppenheim, 1614, 8vo. DRIESSENIUS-Responsa ad Dubia circa chronotaxin Apocalypticum. (See Bibliotheca Bremens, p. 968.) DRUMMOND, Henry, Esq.-A defence of the students of prophecy, in answer to the attacks of the Rev. Dr. Hamilton. Lond. 1829. (A candid review of both works in Jewish Expositor for 1829, p. 48.) DUGUET, (L'Abbé)-Regles pour l'intelligence des saintes Ecritures, Paris, 1716; at the end of which Work, (which was attributed to M.M. Duguet et d'Asfeldt) are "Verités sur le retour des Juifs."

Traditions des saints Peres sur la conversion des Juifs. 1724, 4to. with notes. (The sentiments of Duguet were in the main similar to those of Amelote: i.e. he supposed a long interval between the conversion of the Jews and the last judgement.)

DU MOULIN; (was a preacher at Paris, and maternal grandfather of Jurieu he is quoted by Daubuz) -L'accomplissement des Propheties; ou troisieme livre de la defense de la foy Catholique, contenue au livre de tres puissant et serenissime Roy Jacques; Roy de la Grande Bretagne et d'Irlande; contre les allegations de R. Bellarmin et F. N. Coëffeteau, &