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A

Abyssinian sacred literature, 490.
Acts of the Apostles, the preservation

of the discourses of St. Peter in, 280.
African slavery the fulfilment of pro-
phecy, 328.

Africanus and the genealogy of Christ,

350; Dr. Wall on, 351.
Anglo-Saxon church, remarks on the,
466.

Anselm, St., and his influence on
mediæval literature, 466; his idea of
the meaning of a day, 480.
Antiquities, Samaritan and pseudo-
Biblical, 488, 489.

Arians, the, on the title First-born, 19.
Asher as one of the lost tribes of Israel,
119.

Atonement, suggestions on the doctrine

of the, 67; the origin of the word,
68; Professor Jowett's essay on, 75;
terms used in speaking of the, 183.
Augustin, St., on the term week, 480.

B

Babylonians, the ancient, and their
worship of men, 474.

Barrows, Professor, remarks on, 48;
his philosophical criticism, 50.
Begotten, remarks on the term, 44, 52.
Bethlehem, its condition at the birth of
the Saviour, 116.

Bible, the, and its night scenes, 208.
Bloomfield, Dr., on the sonship of
Christ, 42.

Boothroyd's rendering of the curse on
Canaan, 315.

British and Foreign Bible Society and
its operations, 492.

Buddhism, Mr. Wilson on, 95; Dr.

Moore on its origin, 200.
Bunsen, Dr. Williams's admiration of,
85; his general speculations, 86;
poetical effusion to, 87; his opinion
as to the date of the Book of Daniel,
424.

C

Canterbury, lives of ancient arch-
bishops of, 464.

Calvinism, Professor Jowett on, 221.
Caravanserai, antiquity of the form of
a, 115.

Carthage and its conquests, 322; her
final destruction, 325.