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The family book of devotion; containing daily morning and evening prayers, for four weeks; a sermon or contemplation, and an evening prayer, for every sunday in the year: and an appendix of prayers for particular occasions. With an introduction on the importance of family religion. 507 pp. 8°. Philadelphia, Key & Biddle, 1836. Popular infidelity. 286 pp. Philadelphia, W. Marshall & co. 1836. [THE LIBRARY of christian knowledge, v. 5]. Hooker (Rev. Thomas, of Hartford, Conn.) The sovles hvmiliation. 2nd ed. [anon.] 223 pp. 120. London, A. Crooke, 1638. The soules implantation. A treatise containing, The broken heart, on Esay 57, 15, The preparation of the heart, on Luk. 1,17, The soules ingraffing into Christ, on Mal. 3, 1, Spiritual love and joy, on Gal. 5, 22. [anon.] 1 p. 1. 266 pp. sm. 4°. London, Fulke Clifton, 1637. Hooker (Worthington, m. d.) First book in chemistry. For the use of schools and families. 231 pp. 1 pl. sq. 160. New York, Harper & brothers, 1862. 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Together with chronological tables of remarkable events, discoveries, and improvements, and an abridgement of geography. 2 v. in 1. 108 pp; xxxvi, 162 pp. 180. New York, J. & J. Harper, 1830. Hopkins (John). Book of psalms in metre. See Sternhold (Thomas) Hopkins (John) and others. Hopkins (John Henry, bishop of Vermont). Christianity vindicated, in seven discourses on the external evidences of the new testament, with a concluding dissertation. xii, 174 pp. 120. Burlington, E. Smith, 1833. The primitive creed, examined and explained. In two parts. xv, 415 pp. 120. Burlington, E. Smith, 1834. Sixteen lectures on the causes, principles, and results, of the british reformation. viii, 387 pp. 120. Philadelphia, J. M. Campbell & co. 1844. Hopkins (Josiah, d. d.) The christian's in structor. Containing a summary explanation and defence of the doctrines and duties of the christian religion. 3d ed. 336 pp. 1 portrait. 120. Auburn (N. Y.) J. C. Derby & co. 1847. Hopkins (Mark, d. d.) The law of love and love as law; or, christian ethics. With an appendix, containing strictures by dr. McCosh, with replies. 3d ed. xxv, 400 pp. 12o. New York, C. Scribner & co. 1871. Lectures on the evidences of christianity, before the Lowell institute, January, 1844. 383 pp. 8°. Boston, T. R. Marvin, 1846. Hopper (Edward). The fire on the hearth in Sleepy Hollow. A christmas poem of the olden time. 105 pp. 16°. New York, Hurd & Houghton, 1865. Hoppin (Augustus). Ups and downs on land and water. [A book of illustrations]. 48 1. numb. obl. fol. Boston, J. R. Osgood & co. 1871. Hopton (Arthur). Speculum topographicum: or the topographicall glasse. Containing the vse of the topographicall glasse, theodeliters, plaine table, and circumferentor. With many rules of geometry, [etc.] 7 p. 1. 204 pp. 3 1. 4°. London, S. Waterson, 1611. Hora poetica. Part 1. The spiritual application of the classics. Part 2. A paraphrase of the Proserpine of Claudian. Part 3. Lyrics on various subjects. To which is appended, A popular epistle on the utility of the classics. [anon. By a retired physician]. xvii, 225 pp. 8°. London, privately printed, 1841. Horæ solitaria. See Serle or Searle (Ambrose). Horatius Flaccus (Quintus). Quinti Horatii Flacci opera. Accedunt clavis metrica et notæ anglica. Cura B. A. Gould. iv, 380 pp. 120. Bostoniæ, Hilliard, Gray, Little & Wilkins, 1828. The same. Q. Horatii Flacci poëmata. The works of Horace, with explanatory notes. Selected from the larger edition. By Charles Anthon, Il. d. xxxiii, 681 pp. 129. New York, G. & C. & H. Carvill, 1833. The same. Horatius restitutus [in illum librorum ordinem quo sunt olim ab ipso in vulgus edita secundum Bentleii sententiam]: or the books of Horace arranged in chronological order according to the scheme of dr. Bentley, from the text of Gesner, corrected and improved. With a preliminary dissertation, very much enlarged, on the chronology of the works, on the localities, and on the life and character of that poet. By James Tate. 2d ed. [Also], an original treatise on the metres of Horace. xx, 205, 250 pp. 8°. London, Baldwin & Cradock, 1837. HORN. Horatius Flaccus (Quintus)--continued. The same. The works of Horace, with english notes, critical and explanatory, by Charles Anthon. A new edition, with corrections and improvements. xxxiii, 681 pp. 1 pl. 120. New York, Harper & brothers, 1839. The same. Q. Horatii Flacci opera, illustrated from antique gems by C. W. King. The text revised, with an introduction, by H. A. J. Munro. xxxiv, 456 pp. 8°. London, Bell & Daldy, 1869. The same. Les poésies d'Horace, traduites en françois. Nouv. éd. 2 v. xl, 314 pp; iv, 406 pp. 24°. Paris, Saillant, 1777. The same. Odes d'Horace, traduites en vers françois, avec des notes, par m. Chabanon de Maugris; livre troisième. 303 pp. 16°. Paris, Lacombe, 1773. 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