AMERICAN

BIBLICAL REPOSITORY.

CONDUCTED
BY ABSALOM PETERS, D. D.

VOLUME ELEVENTH-NUMBERS XXIX, XXX.

NEW YORK:
GOULD & NEWMAN, PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS.

BOSTON:

PERKINS & MARVIN AND CROCKER & BREWSTER.

1838.

CONTENTS OF VOL. XI.

NO. XXIX.

232

Page.

Page.

ART. I. THE HISTORICAL AND ART. VIII. PUBLIC LIBRARIES,

GEOLOGICAL DELUGES COM-

By Prof, R. B. Patton,

174

PARED. By Prof. Hitchcock, 1

ART. IX, DESIGN OF THEOLO.

Art. II. THE UTILITY OF THE GICAL SEMINARIES. By Prof.
STUDY OF THE CLASSICS TO L. P. Hickok,

187

THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS. By

J. Packard,

28 ART. X. ON THE INFREQUENCY

OF THE ALLUSIONS TO CHRIS-

ART. III. LITERARY IMPOSTURES.

TIANITY IN GREEK AND Ro-

By D. Fosdick, Jr..

39 MAN WRITERS. Translated

from the Latin of H. T. Tschir-

Art. IV. THE ADVANCEMENT ner, by Prof. H. B. Hackett, 203

OF BIBLICAL KNOWLEDGE, By

Prof. E. P. Barrows,

60 Art. XI. CONNECTION OF THE

OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS.

ART. V. ON THE NATURE OF IN-

Translated from the German

STINCT. By Samuel Fish, M. of Prof. Twesten, of Berlin, by

D. Boston,

74 Prof. B. B. Edwards,

ART. VI. FRATERNAL APPEAL Art. XII. Critical Notices, 245

TO THE AMERICAN CHURCHES, 1. Union Bible Dictionary, 245

TOGETHER WITH A PLAN FOR 2. Works of Henry Hallam,

247

CATHOLIC UNION ON APOSTOL- 3. James's Christian Professor, 253

10 PRINCIPLES. By Prof. S. S. 4. Outlines of a History of the

Schmucker,

86 Court of Rome,

254

5. Wayland's Political Econo-

ART. VII. TAE HEBREW TEN-

my, abridged,

257

SE3. Translation of Ewald, 6. Principles of Interpreting

with remarks, by M. Stuart,

131

the Prophecies,

257

Syntax of the Verb,

134 7. Works of Joseph Addison, 257

Of the two Modes with Vay rela- 8. The Young Disciple,

259

tive or conversive, the two re- 9. Religious Dissensions, 259

lative historic forms,

137 10. Noyes's Hebrew Prophets, 260

Vav relative with the second 11. The Family Preacher, 261

Mode,

137 12. A Mother's Request, 261

Vav relative with the first Mode, 141

Participle or relative Tense, 143 ART, XIII. SELECT LITERARY

Remarks, by the Translator, 146 AND MISCELLANEOUS INTELLI-

GENCE,

262

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