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10. The Genealogies recorded in the Sacred Scriptures, accord-Creation to the Accession of Uzziah, anno B. c. 1810, showing ing to every Family and Tribe, with the Line of our Saviour Jesus Christ observed, from Adam to the Virgin Mary, [containing forty-six engraved Tables, with illustrative letter-press.] By John Payne MORRIS. [Dublin and London], 1837. small folio.

This volume consists of forty very neatly engraved plates, with illustrative letter-press. It is a very considerable improvement upon the genealogical tables published by Speed, and which are now very rarely to be met with. A copious catalogue of names occurring in the Bible terminates the volume.

11. Reflections on the Genealogy of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, as recorded by Saint Matthew and Saint Luke. By David BENHAM. London, 1836. 4to.

12. A Chart of the Lineal Descent of our Lord Jesus Christ. By William WHITTON, Junr. Dublin, 1836. [single sheet] folio.

ADDENDA TO THE TREATISES ON SACRED CHRONOLOGY.

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16. A Concise System of Hebrew Chronology, in accordance with the Hebrew Text. By James MACFARLANE. Perth, 1835. 8vo.

17. The Chronology of the Old Testament and its Connexion with Profane History. By George SKENE. Edinburgh, 1836. 8vo.

18. Dissertations on the Duration of our Saviour's Ministry, and the Chronological Arrangement of the Gospel Records: with a descriptive Survey of Palestine in the time of Christ. By Lant CARPENTER, LL.D. Bristol and London, 1836. 8vo.

19. The Fulness of the Times: being an Analysis of the Chronology of the Greek Text of the Seventy; showing that it rests on the Basis of exact Science, and comprehending various Parallel Streams of Time, arranged in great periods of Jubilees and astronomical Cycles, which connect the eras of History and Prophecy with the remotest antediluvian ages, and demonstrate the Divine Origin of the Christian Dispensation..... And containing a Dissertation on the year of our Lord's Nativity, wherein the period of he death of Herod is fixed by an Original Lunar Eclipse. By William CUNINGHAME, Esq. London, 1836. 8vo.

19*. A Supplementary Dissertation on the Sacred Chronology: comprehending a Review of the Controversy as to the date of the Nativity of Christ; an Inquiry into the Chronology of Josephus; and further Elucidations of the Scientific arrangement of the times of the Church and the World. Being Part II. of the Fulness of the Times. By William CUNINGHAME, Esq. London, 1836. 8vo.

20. A Synopsis of Chronology from the era of Creation, according to the Septuagint, to the year 1837, with a discourse on the Astronomical Principles of the Scriptural Times, showing that they comprehend a complete harmony of deeply scientific order and arrangement, demonstrating their exact truth, and evincing that their Author is the Omniscient Creator. By William CUNINGHAME, Esq. London, 1837. 8vo.

their Jubilæan differences at each date, also on the great periods which terminate and mark the year 1838 as the poirt of time that sums up and concentrates, as in a focus, the Chronology of all By William CUNINGHAME, Esq. Edinburgh and London, 1838 past ages, and appears likewise to show the approach of the end. 8vo.

ADDENDA TO THE CONNECTIONS OF SACRED AND PROFANE
HISTORY, AND SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY.

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Judaicis Fragmenta. Collegit Fridericus Carolus MEIER. Jenæ, 27. Judaica: seu Veterum Scriptorum Profanorum de Rebus 1832. 8vo.

This is a very convenient compilation from nineteen classic au thors (Greek and Roman), including the Jewish writers, Philo and Josephus, relative to the history, &c. of the Jews. The text is they are necessary, and with marginal notes indicating the subjects printed from the best editions with a few explanatory notes, where discussed by the authors of the several extracts.

Charles Tilstone BEKE. Vol. I. London, 1834. 8vo.
28. Origines Biblica; or, Researches on Primeval History. By

This treatise is written with much seriousness and ability.
tions of early and indeed of later scriptural geography. For an
the author's system is altogether subversive of the established no-
But
analysis of this work and a confutation of the author's theory, the
reader is necessarily referred to the Quarterly Review, vol. ii. pp.

498-518.

læstina, ad Relationes peregrinas examinata et digesta. Auctore 29. Historia Populi Judaici Biblica usque ad occupationem PaChrist. Thorning ENGELSTOFT. Havniæ, 1832. 8vo.

30. Specimen Historico-Theologicum, quo continetur Historia conditionis Judæorum religiosa et moralis, inde ab exsilio Babylonico_usque ad tempora Jesu Christi immutatæ. Scripsit Cornelius Boon. Groninge, 1834. 8vo.

31. A new History of the Holy Bible, from the Beginning of the World to the Establishment of Christianity, with answers to most of the controverted questions, dissertations upon the most remarkable passages, and a Connection of Profane History all along. By Thomas STACKHOUSE, A.M. London, 1752. 2 vols. folio. A new Edition by the Rt. Rev. George Gleig, LL.D. London, 1817. 3 vols. 4to. Also by Daniel Dewar, D.D. Glasgow and London, 1836. In one large volume royal 8vo.

This work has always been highly esteemed for its utility and the variety of valuable illustration which the author brought together from every accessible source. scarce, Bp. Gleig, in 1817, published a new edition, with important It having become extremely ed to increase its utility. Bp. G.'s edition also having long been corrections, and several valuable dissertations, which greatly tendout of print, the Rev. Dr. Dewar brought out a new edition in 1836, closely but handsomely printed in double columns, in royal 8vo. ; with an introduction, notes, supplementary dissertations, and an index. In these notes and dissertations he has embodied the re

In the two last-mentioned elaborate works, which it is impossi-sults of the researches of the most distinguished modern biblical ble to analyse in the space necessarily allotted to a bibliographical scholars and critics. The Glasgow edition is very neatly printed, notice, the learned author has satisfactorily established the and is illustrated with Maps and Plans. riority of the longer chronology of the Septuagint over that founded supeon the Masoretic Hebrew Text. The Chronological Tables are the result of great labour and minute calculation.

London, 1834-35. 2 vols. 12mo. 32. Scripture Biography. By the Rev. Robert Wilson EVANS,

M.A.

tioned in the Old and New Testaments. By Esther COPLEY 33. Scripture Biography; comprehending all the Names men

21. The Septuagint and Hebrew Chronologies tried by the Test of their internal scientific Evidence; with a Table from the | London, 1835. 8vo.

No. V.

INDEX

TO THE

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL APPENDIX.

AARLAND (N. J.) De cap. XVII. Joannis, 133.
Aaron the Karaite, Commentaries of, 102.
Aaron Ben Elihu (Rabbi), Commentaries of, 102.
Abarbenel (Rabbi Isaac), Commentaries of, 102, 103.
Abbot (G.), Exposition of Jonah, 143.

Abenmelech (Solomon), Commentaries of, 102, 103.
Aben Ezra (Abraham), Commentaries of, 102.
Abichtii (J. G.), Ars legendi et interpretandi Script. 98.
Abresch (F. L.), Animadversiones ad Nov. Test. 147.
Abyssinian Version of the Old and New Testaments, 56.
Acaster (J.), Lect. on Ep. to Philippians, 145.
Ackermann (F.), Introd. ad Vet. Fred. 71.

Prophetæ Minores, 126.

Archæologia Biblica, 157.

Acta Apostolorum, Hearnii, 12.

Adam (T.), Paraphrase on the Epistle to the Romans, 136.

Exposition of Matthew, 144.

Adami (Cornelii), Obs. Theol. Philol. 147

Exercit. Exegetica, 147.

Ante-Hieronymian Versions of the Bible, 28.

Apocalypse explained, 142.

Apocrypha, Essay on, 69.

Apthorp (E.), On Prophecy, 201.

Aquilino (Alex. à), Pent. Hebr. Samar. Præstantia, 72
Aquinas (Thomas), Catena of, 106.

Arabic Versions (Ancient) of the Bible, 26.

(Modern), 48.

Arigler (A.), Hermeneutica Biblica, 97.

Aryda (A.), Grammatica Arabica, 96.

Armenian (Ancient), Version of the Bible, 27
(Modern), of New Testament, 51.

Arnald (R.), On the Apocrypha, 126.
Ashton (J.), Christian Expositor, 129.

Asiatic (Northern), Versions of the Bible, 51.
Assembly's Annotations, 110.

Augusti (J. C. G.), Libri, V. T. Apocryphi, 63.
Augustine, Commentaries of, 104.

Aurivillii (C.), Dissertationes Philologicæ, 147.

Addington (Steph.), Knowledge of Jews concerning a Future State, Austen (H. T.), Lect. on Genesis, 143.

161.

Life of Paul, 135.

Ader (G.), De Morbis Biblicis, 161.

Adler (J. G. C.), Bibliotheca Biblica, 5.

Nov. Test. Versiones Syriacæ, &c. 82.

Affghan Version of the Bible, 49.

African Versions, 56.

Agier (le president), sur les Prophéties, 122.
sur les Psaumes, 120.

Prophetes, avec Notes, 122.

Ainsworth (H.), Annot. on Genesis, &c. 115.
Airy (H.), Lectures on the Philippians, 145.
Alardi (Nic.), Bibliotheca Biblico-Harmonica, 58.
Albanian Version of the Bible, 47.

Alber (Jo. Nep.), Instit. Ling. Hebr. 87.

Hermeneut. Sacr. Vet. Test. 98.

Hermeneut. Sacr. Nov. Test. 98.

Interpretatio Scripturæ, 109.
Annotatio in 1 Jo. v. 7., 81.

Alberti (J.), Observationes ad Nov. Test. 147.
Glossarium Græcum, 92.

Periculum Criticum, 147.

Alcuin, Commentaries of, 106.

Alexander (J.), Paraphrase on 1 Cor. xv., 137
(A.) On the Canon, 69.

Dict. of the Bible, 155.

Allen (John), Modern Judaism, 156.
Allir (Peter), Book of Psalms, 118.
Alt (J. C. G.), Grammatica Nov. Test. 91.

Altingii (J.), Fundamenta Punctationis, 85.
Allwood (P.), on the Revelation, 142.

On Prophecy, 101.

On the Numbers in Daniel, 125.

Am-Ende (J. G.), Versio Epistolæ ad Philippenses, 137.
American (North), Versions of the Scriptures, 56, 57.
(South), Versions, 57, 58.

Amersfoordt (J.), De Var. Lect. Holmesianis, 80.

Amharic Version of the Bible, 56.

Amner (R.), Essay on Daniel, 124.

Amthor (G. M.), Comment. in Heb. I.-III. 139.

Bass (J. H.), Greek and English Lexicon to the New Testament, 9
Basset (P.), Explication de l'Apocalypse, 142.

(W.), Sermons on Genesis, 143.

Bate (Julius), Transl. of Pentateuch, 115.
Bauer (G. L.), Hermeneutica Sacra, 98.

Scholia in Vetus Testamentum, 106.

Bauermeister (J. P.), in Sapientiam, Salomonis, 126.

Baxter (R), Paraphrase on the New Testament, 128.

Bayley (Corn.), Hebr. Grammar, 86.

Bayly (Anselm), Hebrew Grammar, 89.

Baynes (H. J.), Church at Philippi, 137.

Beausobre and L'Enfant (MM.), Introduction to the New Testa
ment, 71.

Le Nouveau Testament, avec des Remarques, 127.

Becker (A. G.), Conjectanea in 2 Cor. xii., 137

Beckhaus (J.), Observationes Critico-Exegetica, 138.
Beckii (C. D.), Monogrammata Hermeneut. Nov. Fœd. 98.
Beda Expositio Vet. Test. 106.

Bedell (Bp. W.), Irish Bible, 42.

Bedford (A.), Scripture Chronology, 163.

Temple Music, 161.

Andrew (James), Hebrew Dictionary and Grammar, 89.

Scripture Chronology, 163.

Anglo-Genevese New Testament, 36. and Bible, 36.

Anglo-Romish Versions of the Bible, 41. Notice of unauthorized

additions to, and omissions from, the text, 41 42

Anglo-Saxon Versions, Editions of 29.

Anspach (J. A.), De Oratione Pauli 134

Belgian Versions of the Bible, 45.

Bellamy (J.), Translation of the Bible, 114.

Bellermann (J. J.), Palæographia Hebraica, 77.
Belsham (Tho.), Epistles of Paul translated, 134.
Bengalee Version, 49.

Bengelii (J.), Gnomon Nov. Test. 127.

Apparatus Criticus, 79.

Introd. to Apocalypse, 140

Berber Version, 56.

Berens (E.), on Penitential Psalms, 143.

Bergman (J. T.), Commentatio in Psalmum CX., 120-
Berlin (N. M.), Psalmi Latiné Versi, 119.

Bernard (H.), Main Principles of the Jews, 161.
Bernhardi (C. C. S.), de Regnis Judææ et Israelis, 158
Bernstein (G. H.), de Versione Syriaca, N. T., 82.
Berriman (John), Diss. on 1 Tim. iii. 16., 79.
Berry (William), Genealogia Sacra, 163.

Bertheau (C.), De II. Libro Maccabæorum, 69.

Bertholdt (L.), Christologia Judæorum, 161.

Bevan (J. G.), Life of Paul, 62.

Bevans (John), Vindication of Matthew and Luke, 76.

Beza (Theod.), Nov. Test. Latiné, 32.

Annotationes ad Novum Testamentum, 127.

Bible, scarcity of, in the dark ages, 29.; and attempts to communi-
cate some idea of its contents to the poor and illiterate, 29, 30.
Bible, Lat. et Fr., 109.

- (English), Bibliographical Notice of the authorized Vorsions
of, 36-39.

Editions of, with Parallel References, 39-41.
Brief History of Romish Versions of, 41.

Index to, 156.

BIBLIA LATINA, 27.

BIBLIA SYRIACA, 25.

Biblia Ante-Hieronymiana, 27
Flaminio Nobili, 27.

Sabatier, 27.
Blanchini, 27.
Münteri, 27.

Hieronymi Versio, 27.
Biblia Vulgata, 27.
Sixti V., 28.

Clementis VIII., 28.
a Didot, 28.

Francofurti edita, 28.
BIBLIA SCLAVONICA, 29.
BIBLIA ANGLO-SAXONICA, 29.
Biblia Pauperum, 29, 30.
Biblical Cabinet, 72. 178, 179.
Repertory, 146.

Bibliotheca Sussexiana, 6.

Bremensis, 146.
Bremensis Nova, 146.
Hagana, 146.

Bickersteth (E.), Scripture Help, 70.

Biel (J. C.), Lexicon in Septuaginta, 93, 94.

Binterim (A. J.), Propemticum ad Problema Criticum, 74
Biorn (C. A.), Threni Jeremiæ, 124.

Birch (A.), Varie Lect. ad Nov. Test., 13, 14.
Auctarium Codicis Apocryphi, N. T., 67.
Biscoe (Dr.), History of the Acts illustrated, 133.
Black (John), Palæo-romaica, 74, 75.

Blackall (Bp. O.), Sermons on Matt. V.-VII., 145.
Blackwall (A.), Sacred Classics illustrated, 72. 147.
Blackwood (C.), Exposition of Matthew, 144.

Blair (A.), on the Canon, 69.

Blair (J.), on Christ's Sermon on the Mount, 145.
Blanchini, Evangeliarium Quadruplex, 27.

Bland (M.), Annot. on New Test., 132.

Blayney (Benj.), Pentateuchus Heb. Sam., 9.

Standard Edition of English Bible, 39, 40.

Translation of Jeremiah and Lamentations, 123
Diss. on Daniel's Seventy Weeks, 124.
Translation of Zechariah, 126.

Bliss (G.), Notes on the New Test., 130.

Bloch (A.), Chronotaxis Script. Pauli, 72.

Blomfield (Bp.), on Traditional Knowledge of a Redeemer, 16.
Lectures on the Gospel of St. John, 144.

on the Acts, 144.

On Miracles, 146.

Brandmylleri (J.), Analysis Vet. Test., 56.
Braunii (J.), Comment. in Epist. ad Hebræos, 138.
De Vestitu Hebræorum, 161.

Bree (W. T.), Help to the Study of Scripture, 113.
Breitingeri (J. J.), de antiquo MS. Psalmorum, 77.
Brerewood (E.), De Ponderibus Veterum, 160.
Bretagne (F. P. de), De Musicâ Hebræorum, 161.
Bretschneider (C. G.), Lexicon in Nov. Test., 93.

Liber Jesu Sirachida, 63.

Spicilegium ad Lexicon ad LXX., 94
Probabilia de Evang. Joannis, 132.
Capita Theologiæ Judæorum, 161.
Brett (Tho.), Letter on English Bibles, 84.
Brewster (Ja.), Lectures on Matt. V. VI. VII., 145.

(Jo.), Contemplations on Christ's last Discourse, 144
Lectures on Acts, 144.

Breyther (C. A.), Diss. de Quatuor Evangeliis, 82.
Bridel (J. L.), Le Livre de Job, 118.

Bridges (C.), Exposition of Psal. CXIX., 144..
Brij-Bhassa Version, 50.

Brüchner (J.), Idea Lexicographia N. T., 92.
De 2 Ep. ad Timotheum, 138.

Broughton (Hugh), Annot. &c. on Job, 117.
Lamentations of Jeremiah, 123.
Daniel, 124.

Apocalypse, 140.

Brouwer (G. A.), de Parabolis, 100.

Brown (John), Dictionary of Bible, 154, 155.
Scripture Metaphors, 99.
Concordance, 154.

Brown (W.), Antiquities of the Jews, 156.

Brugensis (Lucæ). Commentarius in IV. Evangelia, 127.
Brunati (J.), De Vulgata Versione Dissertatio, 82.
Brünings (C.), Antiquit. Hebræorum, 156.

Antiquitates Græcæ, 156.

Brunton (Dr.), Hebrew Extracts from the Old Testament, 88.
Bryant (J.), Observations on the Plagues of Egypt, 148.
Observations on Scripture, 148.

Bucheri (S. F.), Antiquitates Biblica, 131.

Buckham (P. W.), On the Phytolacca, 159.
Buddeus (G. F.), Hist. Eccles. Vet. Test., 164.
Hist. Philosoph. Hebr., 161.

Ecclesia Apostolica, 134.

Buddicom (P.), Christian Exodus, 143.
Bugg (G.), Scriptural Geology, 159.
Buhle (J. G.), Calendarium Palæstina, 159.
Bulgarian Bible, 47.

Bulkley (Charles), Notes on the Bible, 112.
Disc. on Parables, &c., 146.

Bul J.), Sermons on 51st Psalm, 143.
Bullerii (D. R.), Dissertationes Sacræ, 148.
Bullet (M.), Réponses Critiques, 148.

Bullom Version, 56.

Bulocha Version of the New Testament, 49.

Burder (Samuel), Oriental Expositor, 113.

Oriental Customs, 162.

Oriental Literature, 162.

Burges (Sir J. B.), on New Translation of Bible, 84.

Calixti (G.), Schola Phrophetica, 124.

Callaway (John), Oriental Observations, 161.

Calmberg (A. T.), Testimonia pro Evan. Joan. avlevrita, 133.
Calmet (Aug.), Bibliotheca Sacra, 5.

Diss. sur 1 Jean v. 7., 81.
Dictionnaire de la Bible, 154.
Dictionary, by C. Taylor, 154.
by J. Conder, 154.

by E. Robinson, 154.
Dissertations sur la Bible, 69.
Commentaire Littéral, 108.

Calvin (John), Commentaries of, 107,

On the Ep. to the Romans, 135.
Campbell (G.), Translation of the Gospels, 131.
Capelli (Lud.), Patris, Critica Sacra, 78.

Chronologia Sacra, 163.

Introductio ad Libros Canonicos Veteris Testamenti, 70
Comment. Crit. ad Libros Novi Testamenti, 71

Cartwright (C.), Mellificium Hebraicum, 103.
Cartwright (T.), Comment. in Proverbia, 120.

Confutation of Rhenish Testament, 4]

Caryl (J.), Exposition of Job, 117.

Case (J. R.), Comment. on Proverbs, 121.
Castalionis (Seb.), Biblia Latina, 31.

Castelli (Edmundi), Lexicon Heptaglotton, 94, 95.
Castillionai (C. O.), Ulphile Gothica Versio, 28.

Catena of various Greek Writers, Editions of, 105.
Cellarii (Christ.), Hora Samaritanæ, 9.

Epistolæ Samaritanæ, 161.

Cellérier (J. E.), Grammaire Hebraïque, 87.

Introduction à lecture des Livres Saints, 71
Introduction au Nouv. Test., 71.

Celsii, (O.), Hierobotanicon, 159.

Ceylonese Bible, 50.

Chais (Charles), La Sainte Bible, 109.

Chaldee Paraphrases, 22.

Version of New Test., 48.

Chambers (John), Harmony of the Four Gospels, 61

Burgess (Tho. Bishop of Salisbury), on New Translation of Chandler (Dr. S.), Critical History of David, 165.
Bible, 84.

Burgherhoudt (J. J.), de Coetûs Christ. Thessalonicensis Ortu, 138.

Burkii (P. D.), Gnomon Psalmorum, 119.

in XII. Prophetas Minores, 125.

Burkitt (W.), Notes on New Test., 128.

Burman New Testament, 51.

Burroughes (Jer.), On Hosea, 125.

Burton (Dr. E.), Chronology of the Acts, 133.

Buschingii, (A. F.), Introd. in Epist. ad Philippenses, 137.

Bush (G.), On the Millennium, 142.

Buslav (J. T.), de Lingua Evang. Matth., 72.

On 1 John v. 7., 81.

Paraphrase on Joel, 126.

Paraphrase on the Epistle to the Galatians, &c., 137.
Chappelow (L.), Comment. on Job, 117.

Clarisse (T. A.), Psalmi Quindecim illustrati, 120.
Clarisse (Jo.), De viтz Joan. Evan., 132.

Clarke (Samuel), Annot. on the Bible, 110.
Clarke (Dr. S.), Paraphr. on Evangelists, 131.
Clarke (Dr. Adam), Comment. on the Bible, 113.
Succession of Sacred Literature, 5
On 1 John v. 7., 81.
Collection of Various Readings, 80.

Buxtorfii (Joh.), Fatris, Concordantiæ Hebraice et Chaldaicæ, Clarke (J. E.), Dissertation on the Dragon, Beast, &c. of the Reve

152.

Butler (Charles), Hore Biblicæ, 72.

Batterworth (J.), Concordance, 153.

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