CHAPTER III. Treatises on the Sacred Text, &c. continued. SECTION IV. Treatises on Manuscripts and on Various Read- 173 173-175 175, 176 177-180 180-185 CHAPTER IV. Treatises on the Original Languages of Scripture, and Grammars and Lexicons § 2. English and Hebrew Lexicons WITH Points 3. Hebrew and English Lexicon WITHOUT Points SECTION III. Grammars and Lexicons for the Greek Testament and for the Septuagint Version 209 209, 210 § 1. General Treatises, and Polyglott Grammar of the Cognate or Kindred Languages 2. Polyglott Lexicons of the Kindred Languages 3. Syriac Grammars and Lexicons 4. Arabic Grammars and Lexicons 5. Egyptian Grammars and Lexicons 6. Ethiopic Grammar and Lexicons a Page SECTION I. On the Interpretation of Scripture, continued. § 2. Treatises on the Interpretation of the Figurative § 4. Treatises on the Interpretation of Scripture Warburtonian Lectures on Prophecy SECTION II. Jewish Writers and Commentators, and Illustra tions of the Scriptures derived from Jewish 1. Jewish Writers and Commentators 245-247 § 3. The principal Commentators on the Scriptures, generally, since the Reformation [i.] Foreign Commentators on the whole Bible § 4. Principal Commentators on the Old Testament, 272-275 281, 282 283-285 SECTION III. Christian Commentators, &c. continued. [ii.] Commentators on detached Books of the New - - Page 307 307-309 310, 311 312, 313 315-318 318-322 322, 323 323, 324 - 324, 325 325, 326 329-331 Commentators on the Seven Catholic Commentators on the Apocalypse, or Reve- § 7. Expository Lectures and Sermons on the Scrip tures, and on detached Portions thereof § 8. Treatises on reconciling the Contradictions alleged to exist in the Scriptures § 9. Principal Collections of Observations on the 352-364 [i.] Collections of Various Essays, and Commen- taries on detached Portions of the Scriptures 350-352 [ii.] Observations on the Scriptures, Critical, Phi- CHAPTER VI. Concordances and Dictionaries, Common- 2. Concordances to the Septuagint Greek Version 3. Concordances to the Greek Testament 4. Concordance to the Latin Vulgate 5. Concordances to the English Bible 6. Concordance to the French Bible SECTION II. Dictionaries of the Bible SECTION III. Common-Place Books to the Bible SECTION IV. Indexes and Analyses of the Bible CHAPTER VII. Treatises on Biblical Antiquities, and on CHAPTER VII. Treatises on Biblical Antiquities, &c. continued. SECTION II. Treatises on particular Subjects in Biblical Anti- [ii] Treatises on the Religious Notions of the Jews, on the Corruptions of Religion among them, § 6. Miscellaneous Illustrations of Biblical Antiquities 1. A MANUAL OF BIBLICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. Introduction. GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHICAL WORKS, TREATING ON THE EDITIONS, BIBLIOTHECA SACRA in binos syllabos distincta. Quorum prior, qui jam tertio auctior prodiit, omnes sive Textus Sacri sive Versionum ejusdem quâvis linguâ expressarum editiones, necnon præstantiores MSS. Codices, cum notis historicis continet: Posterior vero continet omnia eorum opera quivis idiomate conscripta, qui huc usque in Sacram Scripturam ediderunt, simul collecta, tum ordine alphabetico disposita, tum serie sacrorum librorum. Huic coronidis loco subjiciuntur Grammaticæ et Lexica Linguarum præsertim orientalium, quæ ad illustrandas sacras paginas aliquid adjumenti conferre possunt. Labore et industria Jacobi LE LONG. Parisiis 1723, 2 tomis folio. The first edition appeared at Paris in 1709, in 2 vols. 8vo.: the second, at Leipsic, in the same year, with additions by C. F. Boerner. The third and best edition of a most laborious work. 2. Discours Historique sur les principales Editions des Bibles Polyglottes. Par l'Auteur de la Bibliothèque Sacrée. [Jacques LE LONG.] Paris, 1713, 8vo. 3. Bibliotheca Sacra post Jacobi Le Long et C. F. Boerneri iteratas curas ordine disposita, emendata, suppleta, continuata ab Andrea Gottlieb MASCH. Halæ, 1774-1797. 5 vols. 4to. frequently bound in two thick volumes. This elaborate work, which was discontinued for want of adequate support, is confined to the printed editions of the Holy Scriptures. Part I. contains editions of the original HePart II., in three volumes, treats on the Greek, Oriental, and Latin brew and Greek text. versions, and on editions of them; and the last volume comprises a supplement to the preceding volumes. We have been largely indebted to this publication for much information concerning the To this valuable work the Bibliotheca printed editions of the Old and New Testament. Biblica Serenissimi Wuertembergensium Ducis, olim Lorkiana, published by J. G. C. Adler, at Altona, in 1787 (in five parts forming two quarto volumes), is an indispensable supplement. It is very justly characterised by Bp. Marsh as "a catalogue of great merit and utility," and contains notices of some versions and translators, which have escaped even the researches of Dr. Masch. 4. CALMET (Augustine) Bibliotheca Sacra, or a Catalogue of the best books that can be read in order to acquire a good understanding of the Scripture. Folio. This Catalogue fills a considerable portion of a volume in the various French editions of It contains copious Calmet's Dictionary of the Bible. It also occupies two hundred and eighty-four pages of the third volume of the English translation of that Dictionary, in folio. notices of the earlier biblical critics and commentators, and other writers on Scriptural Antiquities, &c. This valuable Catalogue is omitted in the quarto edition of Calmet's Dictionary, published by the late Mr. C. Taylor. 5. Joh. Christophori WOLFII Bibliotheca Hebræa; sive Notitia tum Auctorum Hebræorum cujuscumque ætatis, tum Scriptorum, quæ vel Hebraice primum exarata, vel ab aliis conversa sunt, ad nostram ætatem deducta. Accedit in calce Jacobi Gaffarelli Index Codicum Cabbalistic. MSS., quibus (A) VOL. II. APP. |