*Harmer (Rev. T.), Miscellaneous

Works, i. 382, iv. 32.

*Harper (T.), Sermon on Christianity,
i. 380

*Harris (Dr.), Natural History of the
Bible, ii. 537

Hawker (Dr. R.), Poor Man's Com-
mentary, iv. 218

*Henderson (Dr. J.), Turkish New
Testament, incapable of defence, iii.
583

Biblical Researches and
Travels in Russia, iv. 413, 476
*Higgins (N.), Choheleth, iii. 191
(G.) Horæ Sabbaticæ, iv. 136

197
*Holden (Rev. G.), The Christian Sab-
bath, iv. 136, 197

*Horne (Rev. T. H.) Introduction to
the Scriptures, i. 43, 268
Horsley (Bishop), Translation of the

Psalms i. 190

Howell and Stewart, Catalogue of
Books, iii. 178, note, iv. 258

*Hunt (G.), Translation of the Book
of Job, iv. 264

Hurwitz (H.), Hebrew Tales, with an
Essay, iv. 145

Hutter (E.), Biblia Hebræa, iii. 177
Polyglot Bible, ii. 270

271

Novum Testamentum, ii.

Jackson (J.) Chronological Antiquities,
iii. 520, note, 2.

Jebb (bishop), Sacred Literature, i.
444. note, ii. 31

Jefferson (Rev. J. B.), Lectures on
Hebrew Prophecy, iv. 618
Jerom, edition of the Vulgate, iii. 369.
*Irving (Rev. E.), Babylon and Infidel-
ity Foredoomed of God, iv. 417
*Isreels (Joseph), Ezekiel's Temple,
iv. 624

*Kaye (Bishop), Ecclesiastical His-
tories of the second and third Cen-
turies, iv. 372
Kircher (A.) Musurgia Universalis, iii.
289, note 1

*Landseer (J.), Sabæan Researches, ii.
92, iii. 237

Lee (Dr. S.), Hebrew Grammar, ii. 92.
Le Jay (G. M.), Polyglot Bible, ii. 40.
Leusden (J.), Catalogue of his Writings,
iii. 378, note 2

Lightfoot (Dr. J.), List of his Literary
Works, iv. 601
*Lloyd (Rev. R.), Extensive Enquiry
concerning Preaching Christ, iv. 104.
(W. F.), Bible Catechism, iv.

370

Lowth (Bishop), New Translation of
Isaiah, ii. 254, note 10

Macknight (J.), Translation of the
Epistles, iii. 214, 589

M'Lean (J.), Commentary on the He-
brews, iii. 18

*M'Neile (Rev. H.), the Abominations
of Babylon, iv. 370

Magee (Bishop), Discourses on Atone-
ment and Sacrifice, iii. 490, note 2
*Marsh (Rev. G. A. E.), Companion
to the Altar, iv. 268
*May Flowers, iv. 313
Michaelis (J. H.), Biblia Hebraica, iii.
382

(J. D.), Commentaries on
the Laws of Moses, iii. 452, note 2
Dissertation on the Hebrew
Months, iii. 324

Middleton (Dr.), Doctrine of the Greek
Article, iv. 115

Millard (J.), New Pocket Cyclopædia,
ii. 25, note 5. iii. 193, note 3
*Modern Traveller, ii. 191

Montanus (A.), Polyglot Bible, ii. 38,
iii. 380, note 2

*Morgan (Rev. W.), Christian Instruc-
tions, iii. 322

*Morrison (Rev. R.), Chinese Miscel-
lany, iv. 38

iv. 316

Parting Memorial,

*Musæ Biblicæ, iii. 94

Newcome (Bishop), Historical Review
of the English Biblical Translations,
iv. 115

Ogle (I.), Catalogue of Books, ii. 78,

note

*Old Friends in a New Dress, iv. 151
Origen, Catalogue and Analysis of his
Writings, iii. 509

*Orme (W.) Bibliotheca Biblica, ii. 369
*Outline Sketch of a new Theory of the
Earth, iv. 268

Parkes (I.) Chemical Catechism, ii. 26.
note 1

*Pearson (Bishop) Annals of St. Paul,
Piggott (Rev. S.) Reflector or Christian
Advocate, i. 419

Pittman (Rev. J. R.) edition of Light-
foot's Works, iv. 607

*Pitt (C.) Philosophy of Christianity,

ii. 335

Platt (Rev. I.) Specimens of the
Abyssinian Versions of the Gospels,
ii. 94

*Plea for the Protestant Canon of Scrip-
ture, iv. 150

Plinii Hist. Nat. ii. 21, note 3
Porteusian Holy Bible, i. 47

PSALTERIUM POLLYGLOTTA,

Giustianis, ii. 327

PSALTERIUM POLYGLOTTA,

Potken, ii. 328

Raleigh (Sir W.) the Marrow of History,
iii. 576, note

Reid (Dr. I.) Translation of the Book
Psalms, iii. 555

Rolle (R.) Annotations on the Psalms,
iii. 275

Romaine (W.) Hebrew Grammar, iii. 553
*Sabbath School Teacher, iv. 150
*Scarlett (N.) Translation of New
Testament, iii. 588

Scheuchner, Physica Sacra, iii. 19, note
*Schleiermacher (Dr. F.) Critical Essay

on St. Luke's Gospel, iv. 419
Schmid (B.) History of the World, ii. 94
Scholz (Prof.) Critico-biblical Tour, ii.

Arrangement of

the New Testament, iv. 41

(J.) Geological and Miner-
alogical Researches, ii. 48. iii. 139,
181

Ursinus, Arboretum Biblicum, iii. 74,
note 1. 105, note 5

Vansittart (W.) Dissertation on the xn.
chapter of Job, ii. 517, note 2
Vulgate New Testament, English Trans-
lation, i. 329

Webber (J.) An Essai that the Chinese
language is the primitive tongue, iv. 80
Walton (Bishop) Polyglott Bible, ii. 77
Introduction ad lect.

ling. Orient. ii. note 87

Petition to the Council
of State, ii.329-to Oliver Cromwell,
330

Letter to Mr. Clark,

ii. 331
Warburton (Bishop) Divine Legation of
Moses, ii. 41, 180

*Watson (Rev. R.) Theological Insti-
tutes, i. 140

*Weemse (J.) Christian Synagogue, ii.
425, 475

*Wemyss (T.) Biblical Gleanings, ii. 537
Wesleyana, iv. 104

Whitridge (Rev. J.) Scriptural Hymns,
iv. 268

Memoirs and Re-

mains of Jefferson, iv. 418
Wilkins (Bishop) an Essay towards a
Real Character, and a Philosophical
Language, iv. 78, 131
*Williams (J.) Cottage and Family
Bible, iii. 485

(Rev. C.) Discourse on the
Character of the Christian Minister,
iv. 150
Ximenes (Cardinal) Polyglott Bible, ü.36

ABILENE, account of, i. 206
Abraham, Travels of, ii. 114
Abrahamic Covenant, illustrated, iv. 587
Absalom, pillar of, i. 249

Abyssinian inauguration of Kings, i.
304-306

Accho or Ptolemais, iii. 340

Acrostic poetry of the Hebrews, i. 80,
370

Acts of the Apostles, (book of) purpose
for which it was written. ii. 415
Adultery, punishment of, by the Jewish
Sanhedrim, ii. 289

Agriculture, connected with Scripture
History, iii. 261

and Pasturage, its state
among the Antediluvians, iv, 17
Ahab, death of, i. 95, 96

Ahaz, sun-dial of, ii. 24

Alexandrine Version, account of, i. 230
Allegory, different species of, i. 446.
Rules for the interpretation of, ib.
The mystical, used by the Sacred Wri-
ters, iii. 355

Almanacks, Runic or Clog, account of,
i. 146

Almond tree, emblem of old age, ii. 49
America, probably referred to by Noah,
ii. 114

Amos, his character as a writer, i. 448
Analogy between the sons of Israel and
the 12 signs of the Zodiac, i. 230,

note 2

Anecdote of Francis of Assize, ii. 177
Angel, derivation and import of the word,
iii. 209

Animals, classification of, iii. 20
Ants, destruction occasioned by, ii. 50.
Description of, 386

Antediluvians, state of Society among
them, iv. 14

Antichrists, many, iii. 312

Antiochus Epiphanes, persecutes the
Jews. i. 322, 438

Antiquities confirm Scripture facts, i.
471

Antithetic parallel. See Poetry
Ape. See Serpent

Apostles harmonised view of their labours
and writings, iii. 16

Apochrypha, the books of, iii. 11. Con-
troversy respecting it, iv. 583

Arbela, city of, i. 18

Archelaus, account of, i. 439
Architecture, various kinds of, &c. iii.
265. Acquaintance of the Antedilu-
vians with its principles, iv. 16
Aristeas, his account of the Septuagint,
i. 231

Arithmetic, various parts of, connected
with Scripture, iii. 200
Artemais, city of, i. 18

Article, the Greek, Doctrine of, ii. 159.
Insertions of, reducible to two kinds,
159. Insertions in reference, 160.
Insertions in hypothesis, 161. Excep-
tions, 162. Anomalies, 163
Ascetics, i. 99, note

Asia, first peopled after the deluge, i. 14.
Situation, extent, and boundaries, ib.
Climate, 15. Chief countries of, men-
tioned in Scripture, ib. Bible notices
of, ii. 117

Ass, worship of, ascribed to the Jews and
Christians, iii. 235
Asphaltites, lake See Dead Sea
Assarius, a Roman coin, iii. 454
Assyria, geographical description of, i.
16. Rivers, climate, ib, ii. 117.
Cities and Towns, i. 17. History of,
19, 61. Government and laws, 115
Assyrians, slaughter of, i. 65

Marriages among, i. 117
Astarte, worshipped by the Druses, ii.

Babylon, destruction of, i. 192
Balm of Gilead, i 355

Balsam-tree, cultivated in Judea, i. 355
Banians, marriages of, i. 6

Baptism, ordinance of, ii. 494, 502
Bashan or Batanæa, i. 207. Oaks of,

253

Beards, indignity of cutting, in the East,
i. 3,

Beasts of the earth, (Gen. i. 24), i. 119.
iii. 110

Bede, Venerable, Biography of, iv. 513
Bedouin Arabs, their customs relative to
marriage, i. 5

Beersheba, description of, iii. 64
Bells, Religious Use of, iv. 189
Bereshith Rabba on Gen. i. 2, i. 27
Bethany, description of, iii. 64
Bethesda, pool of, ii. 296
Bethlehem, account of, ii. 433
Bible, authenticity of, i. 128. General
arrangement of, 446. Facts of, con-
firmed by Pagan antiquities. 471; and
by tradition, 91. Jewish division of,
266. Literature of, 308. Language
of, 309, 360, 399

first printed edition of, i. 95
meditations on, ii. 428

Old English one possessed by Dr.
A. Clarke, ii. 177

, Bishops', ii. 178

177

value of in the tenth century, ii.

,

Old English, specimen of, iii.

sale of, in the island of Cuba, i.
480

Society, operations of the British
and Foreign, ii. 142, 371. Of the
American, 144. Porteusian, 284.
Naval and Military, 286. Hibernian,
373. French, 374. Netherlands, ib.
Switzerland, ib. Germany, ib. Prus-
sia, 376. Denmark, 377. Sweden,
378. Russia, ib. Turkey, 379. Cal-
cutta, ib. Bombay, 380. Columbo,
383. Java, ib. North and South
America, 384

Bibles, number of circulated by The
Society for promoting Christian Know-
ledge, ii. 98. Number of translations

of, 96. Circulated in Egypt, ib. Cir-
culated by the British and Foreign So-
ciety, 142. By the Porteusian Society,
284. By the Jews' Society, 285. By
the Hibernian Bible Society, 374
Biblical Axioms respecting money, iii.

221

Biblical Exercises, iv. 195
BIBLICAL GLEANINGS :

Controversy on 1 John v. 7, iv.87. Ori-
ental Literature, 89. The Writings of
the Fathers, 90. Criticism on Heb.
vii. 18, 19. 91. Extracts from the
Pope's Bull of Dec. 24, 1825, ib.
Account of the Soharite Jews, in
Poland, 257. Naval and Military
Bible Society, 312. Christian
Knowledge Society, ib. Apocrypha
Controversy, ib. Mosaic Account
of the Creation, 313. Circumstances
of the Primitive Christians, 364.
Chinese College and Mission at
Malacca, ib. Scarcity of Scriptures
in Italy, 365. Death of the Rev.
Joseph Jefferson, &c. ib. Interpre-
tation of Isaiah's Prophecies, 408.
The last Vision of Daniel, 465. Se-
venty Weeks of Daniel, &c. 529.
The Abrahamic Covenant, 587
Biblical Illustrations. See INDEX OF
TEXTS, &C.

Investigations, iii. 53, 97,
145, 433. iv. 55, 378, 391, 427, 484,
540

Biblical Research, Society for, iii. 591
Biography, Scripture, iii. 522
BIOGRAPHY OF BIBLICAL SCHOLARS:
Eusebius, iii. 121. John Johnson,
154. Thomas Threlkeld, 155.
Christopher Plantin, 175, note.
Cardinal Ximenes, 278. Jerom,
366. Origen, 506. Harmer, iv.
29. Grotius, 64. Luther, 295, 332,
397. Venerable Bede, 513. Light-
foot, 570, 601

Birds, scriptural appellations and de-
scriptions of, iii. 109

Birth of Christ, i. 28

Bishop, derivation and import of the
word, iii. 209

British and Foreign Bible Society, Apo-

cryphal controversy, ii. 583
Britons, (ancient) original manner of
writing among them, i. 146
Brook. See River

Burial, Jewish mode of, i. 195
Butter, method of making it in Curdistan,
i. 436

Cæsarea Philippi, history of, iii. 390
Palestina, description of, iii. 151

Calah, city of, i. 18
Calendar, Economical, of Palestine, iv. 4
Jewish, iv. 6, 7

Calvary, situation of, ii. 10, 193. Im-
port of the name, 195
Cana, description of, iii. 151
Canaan, son of Ham, prophecy relative
to, iii. 372, 418, 530

Land of, i. 158, and note 1. See
Palestine
Canute the Dane, Ecclesiastical laws
issued by him, ii. 275
Carmel, mount, account of, i. 210
Catholic Communion, iv. 362

-Discourses, iv. 123, 171, 236,
287, 338, 383, 439, 497, 559, 597

-(Roman), hostility to the cir-
culation of the Scriptures, iii. 424
Catholics and Protestants, their princi-
ples compared, iii. 81. Their ver-
sions of Scripture, 572

Cedars, forest of, i. 253

of Lebanon, i. 209

Census, the Roman, iii. 455
Centurion, a Roman officer, iii. 455
Chaldee Language, i. 365
Charming of Serpents, i. 225

Cherubic emblems, description of, i. 233
China, reference to, by Isaiah, ii. 115
Chinese Literature, iv. 78. 131
Chyniladon, account of, i. 67

Christ, a Saviour, i. 30

Chronology of the Sacred Writings, iii.
569

Church (Christian), the temple of God,
i. 386. Etymology and import of the
word, ii. 494. iii. 353. Members of,
ii. 496. The Unity of, iv. 384, note
of the Holy Sepulchre, ii. 241
Churning, method of, in Curdistan, i.

436

Circumstantiality of the Old Testament
narratives, a proof of their authentic-
ity, i. 130

Circumcision, rite of, ii. 494
Clarke, (Dr. A.) strictures on his expo-
sition of Gen. iii. 1. i. 214. An error
of his noticed, iii. 526

Clay, used for sealing in the East, iii.
387

Clergy, ignorance of, in the 16th century,
ii. 178

Climate of Assyria, i. 16. Of Palestine,

341

Clouds, singular appearance of, in the
East, i. 347. Various kinds of, ii. 27
Cock-crowing, a division of time among
the Jews, &c. iii. 203

Codex Alexandrinus, account of, i. 235
Colonies, Roman, iii. 456

Commentaries on the Scriptures, to be
used with caution, ii. 219
Communion of Saints, iii. 559

Concubine, derivation and import of the
word, iii. 352

Constellations mentioned in Scripture, ii.

23

Convent, Armenian, at Jerusalem, ii.
290. At Bethlehem, 433

Context, importance of attending to it, i.

451