The Concord of Ages,

419

History of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plan-

The Works of Nathaniel Emmons, D. D. Vol. III.

449

449

ENGLISH INTELLIGENCE,

SYLLABUS OF DR. N. W. TAYLOR'S TREATISE

UPON MORAL GOVERNMENT IN THE ABSTRACT, 452

BY PROF. EGBERT C. SMYTH, BOWDOIN COLLEGE, BRUNSWICK, ME.

III. BOARDMAN'S HIGHER CHRISTIAN LIFE,

508

BY REV. JACOB J. ABBOTT, UXBRIDGE, MASS.

IV. SCRIPTURAL EVIDENCE OF THE DEITY OF CHRIST, 535

BY REV. DAVID B. FORD, SOUTH SCITUATE, MASS.

BY REV. WILLIAM S. TYLER, D. D., PROFESSOR IN AMHERST COLLEGE.

1. The Trachiniae,

580

VI. THE APOSTLE PAUL, A WITNESS FOR THE RES-

URRECTION OF JESUS,

620

BY PROF. GEORGE P. FISHER, YALE COLLEGE.

VII. THE MODERN GREEK LANGUAGE,

634

BY PROF. JAMES R. BOISE, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

VIII. NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS,

643

Michelet's History of Mankind,

643

Hettner's Literary History of the Eighteenth Century,

History of the Literature of the French Revolution, from

1789 to 1795,

Moods and Tenses of the Greek Verb,

646

653

658

H. Reuchlin's History of Italy, from the establishment of the

reigning Dynasties to the Present Time, .

659

S. Abel's Fall of the Kingdom of the Longobards of Italy,

W. Bessel on the Life of Ulfilas, and the Conversion of the

Goths to Christianity,

660

660

Dr. Lamson on the Church of the First Three Centuries,

Prof. Hackett's Notes on Philemon,

665

666

Dr. Owen's Commentaries on Luke and John,

667

Two Works of Professor Tyler,

Webster's and Worcester's Quarto Dictionaries of the Eng-

lish Language,

Disquisitions and Notes on the Gospels. Matthew,

A Vindication of the Government of the New England

Churches; and the Churches' Quarrel espoused: or a

III. THE RESURRECTION AND ITS CONCOMITANTS,

BY REV. E. RUSSELL, D. D., EAST RANDOLPH.

IV. DID THE ANCIENT HEBREWS BELIEVE IN THE

DOCTRINE OF IMMORTALITY?

BY REV. S. TUSKA.

. 673

709

V. COMPARATIVE PHONOLOGY; OR, THE PHONETIC

SYSTEM OF THE INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES, 817

BY BENJAMIN W. DWIGHT, CLINTON, N. Y.

[Concluded from Vol. XVII., p. 302.]

VI. A JOURNEY TO NEAPOLIS AND PHILIPPI,

BY HORATIO B. HACKETT, D. D., PROFESSOR AT NEWTON.

866

(Concluded from Vol. XVI., p. 557–603.)

BY REV. A. D. BARBER, WILLISTON, VT.

Comparison of the "Christian Doctrine" with Milton's

other Works,

Divisions of The Christian Doctrine,

Of God, .

Decrees of God,

General Decrees,

Special Decrees,

Of Predestination,

Page.

1

Of Predestination in "The Doctrine and Discipline of

Divorce," ""Paradise Lost," etc.,

Of the Son of God in "The Christian Doctrine,"

Of the Spirit of God,

Of the Son of God and the Spirit of God, in The Works

of 1641 and following,

1235377

9

16

21

22

Of the Son and the Holy Spirit, in The Works of 1659,

Of the Doctrine of the Son and the Holy Spirit, in Para-

dise Lost and Paradise Regained,

Dilemma of Aubrey, Wood, and of all that hold with

them concerning the Christian Doctrine,

"Of True Religion, Heresy, Schism, Toleration, etc.,"

II. CHURCH THEOLOGY AND FREE INQUIRY IN THE

TWELFTH CENTURY,

BY REV. SETH SWEETSER, D. d., worcester, mass.

III. LIMITS OF RELIGIOUS THOUGHT ADJUSTED,

BY REV. L. P. HICKOK, D. D., UNION COLLEGE.

IV. THE TWOFOLD LIFE OF JESUS CHRIST, .

BY REV. J. T. TUCKER, HOLLISTON, MASS.

V. OBJECTIONS FROM REASON AGAINST THE END-

LESS PUNISHMENT OF THE WICKED,

BY CLEMENT LONG, D. d., professor at Dartmouth College.

§ 1. The Relation of Changes in the Text to the Rights

of Authors,

§ 2. The Relation of Changes in the Text to the En-

couragement of Authorship,

§ 3. The Immodesty of Changing the Text of Hymns,

§ 4. The Probability that a Poet's Inspiration will sur-

pass a Critic's Amendment,

§ 5. Changes in the Text, as affecting Old Associations,

§ 6. Changes in the Text, as affecting the Uniformity of

Worship,

§ 7. The Principle of Changes in the Text lies at the

Basis of Modern English Hymnology,

§ 8. The Principle of Deviating from another's Text, is

Substantially the Principle of quoting another's

Words,

§ 9. Difficulty of Ascertaining the Original Text of some

Hymns,

§ 10. Changes in the Text, as affecting its Biblical and

Evangelical Character,

§ 11. Alterations in the Text, as affecting its Dignity,

§ 12. Changes in the Text, as affecting its Vivacity,

§ 13. Changes in the Text, as affecting its Neatness,

§ 14. Changes in the Text, as affecting its Vigor,

§ 15. Alterations in the Text, as affecting its Poetical

and Lyrical Character,

§ 16. The Adaptation of a Hymn to the State of Mind in

Public Worship,

Note on Soli of Cilicia, with an Inscription; By Fisk P.

Brewer, Tutor of Greek in Yale College,

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138

145

147

149

158

159

163

165

170

175

178

184

187

Recent Works on Materialism. - Zeller's Philosophy of
the Greeks. Otto von Rutenberg's History of the
Baltic Provinces.- Von Schlözer's Frederic the Great
and Catherine the Second.-Winer's Grammar of the
New Testament.- Dr. Tyler's Memoir and Lectures.
-M. Bautain on Extemporary Speaking.-Theremin's
Rhetoric. Kingsley's Sermons. - Rambles among
Words.- Hitchcock's Religion of Geology.- Dwight's
Higher Christian Education. Smith's Chronological
Tables.-Pronunciation, Vowel-Sounds and Accentua-
tion of the Latin Language. - Prof. Schaff's Hymn
Book.-Leaders of the Reformation.- Dr. Emmons's
Works. Paul the Preacher.- Graham Lectures.
Fuller's Sermons. The Atonement. Treatise on
Theism. Moral Philosophy.- Political Economy. -
History of Methodism.-Minor Prophets. The An-
cient Church. The Puritans,

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