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Creator and cre Rational psychology; or, the subjective idea and objective law of all intelligence. A new and revised edition. 343 PP. 80. New York, Ivison, Phinney & co. 1861. Hicks (Elias and Edward). Sermons delivered in friends' meetings, New York, in 5th month, 1825. Taken in short-hand, by L. H. Clarke, and M. T. C. Gould. 138 pp. 8°. New-York, J. V. Seaman, 1825. Hicks (Rev. George). Spinoza reviv'd: or, a treatise, proving the book, entitled, The rights of the christian church, etc. (in the most notorious parts of it) to be the same with Spinoza's Rights of the christian clergy, etc. And that both of them are grounded upon downright atheism. [Also], a preliminary discourse relating to the same books. 36 p. 1. 179 pp. 8°. London, J. Morphew, 1709. Commentarius in Hierocles alexandrinus. aurea Pythagoreorum carmina. Joan. Curterio interprete. [Græce et latine]. 16 p. 1. 433 pp. 1 1. 180. London, J. R. for J. Williams, 1673. Hierocles de providentia & fato: una cum fragmentis ejusdem; et Lilii Gyraldi interpretatione symbolorum Pythagoræ; notisque Merici Casauboni ad commentarium Hieroclis in aurea carmina. [Græce et latine]. 32 p. 1. 271 pp. 180. London, J. R. for J. Williams, 1673. [With his Commentarius in aurea carmina. London, 1673]. Hieronymus (S. Eusebius). Epistole de san hieronymo vulgare. 2 cclxix 1. 1 1. unp. frontispieces. fol. Ferrara, Lorenzo di Rossi, 1497. [Note.-Appended to the Epistole is the work De lordine del uiuere neli monasteriii de monache et temporale et spirituale. At its termination we read, Questa sopra scripta regula di scō hieronymo fu finita di scriuere et di uulgarigiar da mi fratte Matheo da Ferrara pouero iesuato. Many wood-cuts after designs of Mantegna. 2 columns on a page, 48 lines in a column]. Hieronymus pragensis. Historia et monumenta. 1558. See Huss (Johannes) and Hieronymus pragensis. Hiestand (Rev. Henry). Travels in Germany, Prussia and Switzerland. Including some account of his early life, conversion, and ministerial labours in the United States. Edited by a minister of the gospel in NewYork. 294 pp. 120. New York, J. S. Taylor, 1837. tion: or, the knowledge in the reason of Higgins (W. Mullinger). The book of geol God and his work. 360 pp. 89. Boston, Lee & Shepard, 1872. ogy: an elementary treatise on that science. [Also], an account of the geology of the HIGGINS. Higgins (W. Mullinger)-continued. High school hymn book. 1871. See Lewis HILL. Hill (Rev. Brian). Observations and remarks Hill (B. L. m. d.) An epitome of the homoeo- (Mr. of Waterbury, Conn.) Highmore (Nathaniel, m. d.) Corporis hvmani disqvisitio anatomica; in qva sangvinis circvlationem in quavis corporis particula plurimis typis novis, ac ænygmatum medicorum succinctâ dilucidatione ornatam prosequutus est. Eng. title, 6 p.1. 262 pp. 4 1. | Hill (Isabel). Holiday dreams; or, light readfol. Haga-Comitis, ex officina S. Broun, 1651. The history of generation. 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A vindi- [With MALEBRANCHE (Nicolas de). Christian con- Hill (S. S.) A short account of Prince Edward island, designed chiefly for the information of agriculturist and other emigrants of small capital. By the author of the Emigrant's introduction to an acquaintance with the british american colonies, &c. [anon.] 2 p. l. vi, 89 pp. 11. 1 map. 8°. London, Madden & co. 1839. [MISCELLANEOUS pamphlets, v. 289]. Hill (Rev. Thomas). Jesus, the interpreter of nature; and other sermons. 241 pp. 120. Boston, Walker, Wise & co. 1860. Hill or Hylle (Thomas, of London). moste pleasaunte arte of the interpretacion of dreames, whereunto is annexed sundry pro The HILL. Hill or Hylle (Thomas)-continued. blemes with apte aunsweares neare agreeing to the matter, and very rare examples, not the like extant in the english tongue. Gathered by the formor auctour Thomas Hill Londoner: and now newly imprinted. b. l. 106 1. 16°. London, T. Marsh, 1576. Hillard (George Stillman). 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A history of baptism, both from the inspired and uninspired writings. 372 pp. 120. Philadelphia, American baptist publication and s. s. society, 1840. Hinton (Rev. John Howard). The active christian: a series of lectures. 1st am. ed: with an introduction by the rev. Ezra Stiles Ely, d. d. viii, 235 pp. 180. Philadelphia, French & Perkins, 1833. The means of a religious revival. With an introductory essay. 103 pp. 160. Boston, Lincoln & Edmands, 1831. Hints for the young. [anon.] See Woodward (Samuel, m. d.) Hints to a fashionable lady. [anon.] 242 pp. 180. Francis, 1831. By a physician. New York, C. S. HIPPOCRATES. Hippocrates-continued. John Moffat. xx, 292 pp. 8°. London, C. [Imperfect: wanting pp. 1-16]. Hirst (Henry B.) The coming of the mammoth, the funeral of time, and other poems. 188 pp. 120. Boston, Phillips & Sampson, 1845. HISTORY. Histoire des Wahabis. See Corancez (Louis CONTENTS. DEMOSTHENES. Orationes, [8]. HERODOTUS. Clio, 1. Terpsichore, 5. LYSIAS. Oratio funebris. 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