Literature of theology; a classified bibliography of theological and general religious literature
Hurst, J. F. (John Fletcher), 1834-1903
'^ fc T^<~^^ LITERATURE OF THEOLOGY A Classified Bibliography of Theological and General Religious Literature BY John Fletcher Hurst new York: hunt & eaton cincinnati : cranston & curts THE NEW YORK PUBLIC IIBTURY AliTiill, LS^iOy AND B 1144 L Copyright by HUNT & EATON, 1895. Composition, electrotyping, printing, and binding by Hunt & Eaton, 150 Fifth Ave., New York. PREFACE. The following work is designed to be a Systematic and Exhaustive Bib- liography of the best and most desirable books in Theology and General Religious Literature published in Great Britain, the United States, and the Dominion ot Canada. Accuracy, fullness, wide scope, and practical convenience have been sought above all other considerations. Where it has been possible to use the books themselves, the names and initials of the authors and the full titles of their works have been given. Thus each book-title is a transcript of the title-page. Where bibliographical jour- nals have been used, there has been some use of abbreviations ; for these journals do not always transcribe, but frequently condense. An entry does not imply that a book is now in circulation. The object is to enable the reader to see what literature in English is available on a given topic, this literature presumably being in the libraries of the large cities. No attempt has been made to reduce names, initials, and honorary titles to uniformity, for the very reason that authors themselves are far from uniform. The author in one book may place his full Christian and family name on the title-page, accompanied with his honorary titles, while in another book he may use only initials of his Christian name ; in another he may be sud- denly seized with an attack of indifference or modesty, and omit all his honorary titles ; and in still another work he may use a pseudonym or nO' name at all. These humors are quite frequent, even in theology. In 1882 the author published his Bibliotheea Theologica. That work was never stereotyped ; only a limited number of copies was printed ; and it is now no longer in print. It became, however, the groundwork or sug- gestion of the present Literature of Theology. New departments have been treated, many subordinate rubrics have been introduced, every title has been gone over anew, and, in recognition of the vast increase in theo- logical publications since 1882, many hundreds of new works have been supplied, and many undesirable works have been eliminated. The Literature of Theology is therefore a new work. It is believed that one of the most important of its qualities is the introduction of prices. This iv PREFACE. difificuU and troublesome addition has been made with much misgiving, because of the apparent deviation from the general scientific purpose of the work But it has been deliberately concluded that, for practical pur- poses, the increasing number of readers and students of religious and theological literature, now multiplying beyond any former time, would be greatly served by a knowledge of the actual cost of a desired book. This price is that at which the book was published. In case more than one edition has been issued the price of the last is given. No attempt has been made to follow the rise and fall of the market in the case of a book out of print. It gives me special pleasure to acknowledge the important service of Professor George W. Gilmore, of the Bangor Theological Seminary, in assisting in the preparation of the present work- This gentleman was in- vited at the first to give the benefit of his rich bibliographical experience and skill, and in all parts of the work he has labored assiduously to make the Literature of Theology a complete bibliography. He has given a fitting close to his labors by making the Index of Subjects. Special acknowledgments are due, also, to the Rev. Charles R. Gillelt, A.M., Librarian of Union Theological Seminary, New York ; to Mr. Bull, Bursar and Librarian of the General Theological Seminary, New York; to the Rev. J. H. Dulles, Librarian of Princeton Theological Seminary; to Mr. Frederick Saunders, Librarian of the Astor Library ; to the Rev. Samuel Macauley Jackson, D.D., LL.D., for freedom of access to his most valuable and complete bibliographical library, and for advice and assistance, mak- ing available his large bibliographical knowledge and experience ; to the junior member of the firm of A. D. F. Randolph & Co.; to the Hon. A. R. Spofford, Librarian of Congress; and to the Rev. Albert Osborn, B.D., of Washington, for assistance in reading all the proofs and for the prepara- tion of the Index of Authors. As to bibliographical journals, the following are only a few of those sources which have been freely used : The Publishers' Circular, The Publishers' Weekly, Theologische Liieraturseitung, The Magazine of Christian Literature, and the British Museum Catalogue, so far as completed. Particular attention is invited to the Indexes. Books often cover two or more subjects, and to repeat the title in each rubric upon which it touches would have been to increase very largely the bulk of the book. In order to make the literature available great pains have been taken to make the Index, of both Authors and of Subjects, very full. Consequently PREFACE. V a rubric, say the Comnientaries on Matthew, does not exhaust the litera- ture, but tlie entiy " Matthew " in the Index should be looked up. A table of the principal abbreviations is prefixed. It is believed that all other than those mentioned in the table are self-explaining. That the average library of the Christian layman and of the minister of the Gospel is poor beyond words, is a lamentable fact. Many of the books are of such inferior authorship as to unfit them for even storage in any home of people either intelligent or hoping to be intelligent. Such books have drifted in because they are radiant with glaring and realistic pic- tures, or are bound in captivating sheep or calf, or are presented by well- meaning friends, or have been bought in lots at auction under the hallu- cination of cheapness, or because of some other apology for the existence of the trash. If two thirds of the shelves of the typical domestic library were emptied of their burden, and choice books put in their stead, there would be refonrjation in intelligence and thought throughout the cinlized world. A poor book is dear, and a good one cheap, at any cost. One's best book is that which treats best the subject on which one most needs light, and wliich one can get only by planning, by seeking, and often by sacrificing. One .such book is worth more than all the diamonds of Gol- conda or the pearls of Tuticorin, and sweeter than all the perfumes of Araby the Blest. It is a friend for all seasons, and remains true to the eighties, and beyond, if they come. Better one shelf of such treasures than a ship- load of literary driftings from the dead pyramids of publishers who sell slowly and of authors who fail quickly. The author of the Literature of Theology dares not flatter himself that he can persuade many possessors of poor collections of books to reform them ; but if he can lead some of those who are forming their libraries, who are looking into the future for the possession of treasures in books, to select well, to buy only the best, and to make a wise search for special infor- mation in general libraries, the disappointments and agonies of at least one Friend of Books, and Friend of all who find Friends in Books, will not have been in vain. Washington, D. C, September 5, 1895. TABLE OF CONTENTS. PART I. INTRODUCTION. I'AGE I. PROPEDEUTIC I II. BIBLIOGRAPHY 2 III. DICTIONARIES 7 A. Biblical 7 B. General Theolotrical 10 PAGE C. Illustrative and Inciden- tal 13 IV. CARTOGRAPHY 14 V. COLLECTED WORKS 16 A. General 16 B. Periodicals 41 PART II. EXEGETICAL THEOLOGY. DIVISION I. CRITICAL APPARATUS. PAGE A. TEXTS 46 a. Polyglots 46 b. Old Testament 47 1. Hebrew 47 2. Greek 48 c. New Testament, Greek 49 d. Versions 51 1. English 51 2. Other than English and Greek 54 B. GRAMMARS 55 a. Hebrew and Aramaic 55 b. Greek 57 c. Arabic and Syriac 5S d. Other Languages 59 e. Comparative Grammar 59 f. Languages of the Bible. ... 60 PAGE C. LEXICONS 60 a. Hebrew 60 b. Greek 61 c. Arabic and Syriac 62 d. Other Languages 62 D. SYNONYMS, GREEK 62 E. CONCORDANCES 62 F. INTRODUCTION 64 a. Whole Bible 64 b. Old Testament 66 1. As a Whole 66 2. Hexateuch 67 3. Psalms 67 4. Separate Books 68 c. New Testament 69 1. As a Whole 69 2. Gospels 70 3. Acts 71 4. Epistles "Jl TABLE OF CONTENTS. DIVISION II. COMMENTARIES. A. THE WHOLE BIBLE B. THE OLD TESTAMENT... a. Entire b. Pentateucli c. Prophecies in General d. O. T. Books in order 1. Genesis 2. Exodus 3. Leviticus 4. Numbers 5. Deuteronomy 6. Joshua 7. Judges 8. Ruth Q. Samuel-Nehemiah 10. Esther II- Job 12. Psahns 13. Proverbs 14. Ecclesiastes 15. Song of Solomon 16. Isaiah 17. Jeremiah and Lamenta- tions 18. Ezekiel 19. Daniel 20. Minor Prophets 71 80 80 81 82 82 82 83 84 84 84 84 85 85 85 86 86 87 90 91 91 92 93 94 94 95 C. APOCRYPHA 96, 130 D. THE NEW TESTAMENT.. 96 a. Entire 96 b. Gospels 99 c. Epistles in General 100 d. Catholic Epistles entire lor e. N. T. Books in order loi 1. Matthew loi 2. Mark 102 3. Luke 103 4- John 103 5. Acts 106 6. Romans 107 7. Corinthians 109 8. Galatians no 9. Ephesians no 10. Philippians in 1 1. Colossians in 12. Thessalonians 112 13. Pastoral Epistles 112 14. Hebrews 113 15. James 114 16. Peter 114 17. Epistles of St. John. .. . 115 18. Jude 115 19. Revelation 116 DIVISION III. SPECIAL SUBJECTS. PAGE Antiquities of the Bible n8 a. General 118 1). Bible Lands in Cjeneral. ... 119 c. By Countries 120 1. Arabia, in General 120 (i.) Desert and the Ex- odus 120 (2.) Sinai 121 2. Armenia, in General. . . I2i (i.) Ararat 121 3- PAGE Asia Minor in General. 121 (i.) Ephesus 122 (2.) Seven Churches. . . 122 Crete 122 Cyprus. ... 122 Egypt 122 Greece 124 Mesopotamia 124 (i.) Assyria 124 (2.) Babylon 124 TABLE OF CONTENTS. 19- (3.) Chaldcxa (4.) Nineveh (5.) Persia g. Moab 10. Palestine, in General. .. (i.) Bashan (2.) Dead Sea (3.) Galilee (4.) Jerusalem (5.) Jordan (6.) Lebanon (7.) Samaria 11. Palmyra 12. Phcenicia 13. Syria, in General (i.) Damascus Apocr}'phal Literature Apologetics, Biblical Apostles, Training of the Archeology Arithmetic of the Bible Assyriology Astronomy of the Bible Authenticity of the Bible. . .. Authority of the Bible Bible and Modern Discovery.. Bible and Pagan Nations Biblical History Canon of Scripture Chronology Coincidences Coins Connection of Old and New- Testaments Connection of Sacred and Pro- fane History Creation Credibility of the Bible Criticism of the Bible Decalogue Difficulties and Discrepancies. Essenes Ethnology of the Bible Evidences, Biblical Flood Geogra[ihy Geology 31. Gospels 32. Harmonies 33. Hermeneutics 34. History of Versions 35. Hittites 36. Illustrations 37. Inspiration 38. Jews and Judaism 39. Johannean Problem 40. Legislation 41. Literary Characteristics and History of the Bible 42. Lord's Prayer 43. Manners and Customs 44. Messianic Prophecy 45. Miracles 46. Moabite Stone 47. Music of the Bible 48. Natural History of the Bible.. 49. Origin of the Bible 50. Parables 51. Pentateuch 52. Plagues 53. Poetry 54. Proper Names 55. Prophecy 56. Proverbs (Scripture) 57. Psychology of the Bible 58. Quotations 59. Rabbinical Literature 60. Revision (Bible) 61. Sacrifices and Worship 62. Sermon on the Mount 63. Structure of the Bible 64. Targums 65. Temple and Tabernacle 66. Texts, Difficult, and Studies in Exegesis 67. Textual Criticism 68. Theology of the Bible a. In General b. Theology of the Old Tes- tament c. Theology of the New Tes- tament 6g. Typolog\' [54 ^56 [57 [59 [60 [60 [61 [61 [62 r62 [63 [64 [64 [63 [C6 [67 [67 [67 r6S t6S [73 73 74 74 [7S 70 [Si [Si t83 [84 TABLE OF CONTENTS. PART III. HISTORICAL THEOLOGY. PACiE I. INTRODUCTION TO STUDY OF HISTORI- CAL THEOLOGY i86 II. HISTORY OF THE- OLOGY 187 III. HISTORY OF CHRIS- TIAN DOCTRINE IBS IV. GENERAL CHURCH HISTORY 189 1. History of all Periods iSg 2. Ancient Period, 1-800. A. D. 192 a. As a Whole 192 b. Apostolic Age, i-ioo A.D. 193 c. Ante-Nicene Age, 100-325 A. D 195 d. Post-Nicene Age, 325-800 A. D 198 3. Mediaeval Period, 800-1517 A. D 198 4. Modern Period, 15 17-1894 A. D 199 5. Reformation 200 a. Forerunners 200 b. Reformers, Lives of 201 1. By Authors 201 2. By Subjects 203 c. General History of Refor- mation 203 d. Reformation by Countries. 205 1. Bohemia 205 2. England 205 3. France 207 4. Germany 208 5. Holland 208 6. Italy 209 7. Poland 209 8. Scotland 209 9. Spain 210 10. Sweden 210 11. Switzerland 210 e. The Counter Reformation. 211 V. SPECIAL CHURCH HIS- TORY, DENOMINA- TIONAL 212 1. Introduction 212 2. Albigenses, Waldenses, and Vaudois 213 3. Baptists 214 4. Church of England and Col- onies 216 5. Congregationalists 219 6. Coptic Church 221 7. Friends 221 8. Georgian Church 222 9. German Reformed 223 10. Graeco-Russian Church 223 11. Huguenots 224 12. Independents 224 13. Irvingites 224 14. Jansenists 224 15. Jews 224 16. Lollards 227 17. Lutheran Church 227 18. Methodists 227 19. Moravians 231 20. Mormons 234 21. Nestorians 235 22. Presbyterian Church 235 23. Protestant Episcopal Church. 239 24. Quakers 241 25. Reformed Church in America. 241 26. Roman Catholics 241 a. Bibliography 241 b. History 241 c. Doctrines 243 d. Inquisition 245 e. Jesuitism 245 f. Temporal Power 246 g. Vaticanism, Ultramon- tanism 247 h. Anli-Romanist Writings. 248 i. Romanist Apologetics. . . 251 k. Popes, Lives of. 251 TABLE OF CONTENTS. XI PAGE 27. Shakers 252 28. Swedenborgianism 252 29. Unitarianism 253 30. United Brethren in Christ. . 255 31. Universalism 255 32. Vaudois 256 33. Waldenses 256 34. Miscellaneous 256 VI. SPECIAL CHURCH HIS- TORY, NATIONAL. ... 256 1. Armenia 256 2. England and her Colonies.. 257 3. France 261 4. Germany, Netherlands 262 5. Greece 263 6. Hungary 263 7. Ireland 263 8. Italy 265 9. Russia 266 10. Scandinavia 267 11. Scotland 267 12. Spain 270 13. Syria 270 14. United States 271 VII. COMPARATIVE RELI- GION 275 1. General 275 2. African Religions 281 3. Buddhism 282 4. Chaldasa and Babylonia. . . . 2S3 5. Chinese Faiths 284 6. Egypt 285 7. Hindoo Faiths 285 8. Muhammadanism 287 9. Parsees 290 10. Serpent and Phallic Worship. 291 VIII. MISSIONS 292 1. Philosophy of Missions 292 2. Etiinology of Missionary Lands 293 3. General History 294 4. Catholic Missions 300 5. Woman's Missions 300 6. Africa 300 7. American Indians 303 8. Burmah 303 PAGE 9. Central and South America and West Indies 304 10. China and Tributary Nations 304 11. European Missions 306 12. India and Ceylon 307 13. Japan 309 14. Jews 310 15. Madagascar 310 16. Mexico 311 17. Oceanica 311 18. Persia 313 19. Siam 313 20. Turkish Empire 313 21. Biographies of Missionaries, Collective 314 22. Biographies of Missionaries, Individual 316 a. By Authors 316 b. By Subjects 324 23. Biographies of Converts .... 325 IX. SPECIAL TOPICS 325 1. Alliance, Evangelical 325 2. Antiquities 326 3. Apologetics, History of 327 4. Arabs 327 5. Architecture 328 6. Arianism 329 7- Art 329 8. Athanasian Creed 331 9. Augustinianism 331 10. Bible Societies 332 11. Catacombs 332 12. Cathedrals 333 13. Celibacy of the Clergy 334 14. Ceremonies 334 15. Charity 334 16. Christian Endeavor 335 17. Christianity 335 18. Christianity and Warfare. . . 336 19. Chronology 336 20. Church and State 337 21. Civilization 339 22. Communism and Socialism.. 339 23. Corruptions of Christianity. . 340 24. Councils 340 25. Creeds 342 26. Cross 343 TABLE OF CONTENTS. PAGE 27. Crusades 343 23. Deaconesses 344 29. Deism 345 30. Dervishes 345 31. Disestablishmeat and Dis- endowment 345 32. Dissent and Dissenters 346 33. Divorce 347 34. Druids 348 35. Education, Theological .... 348 36. Epworth League 349 37. Evangelical Revival 349 a. General Works 349 b. Tlie Wesleys 350 c. Whitefield and Followers 351 d. Other Leaders 352 e. Leaders in tlie English Church .... 353 38. Fanaticism 354 3g. German Theology 354 40. Goths 354 41. Heresies 355 42. Huguenots 355 43. Hymnology 355 44. Image Worship 358 45. Infidelity 358 46. Institutional Christianity... 358 47. Liturgies 359 48. Manners and Customs 361 49. Marprelate Controversy .... 361 50. Martyrs 361 51. Miracle Plays and Mysteries. 362 52. Monastic Orders 363 53. Montanism 364 54. Morals 364 55. Music, Sacred 365 56. Mystics 365 57. Myths and Legends 365 58. Nonconformity 366 5g. Nonjurors 366 60. Northmen 366 61. Old Catholic Movement . . . 366 62. Paganism in Christianity. . . 367 63. Papacy 367 64. Patristics 367 65. Persecutions 371 66. Pliilosophy of History 371 67. Philosophy, History of 371 68. Port Royalists 69. Prayer 70. Prayer, Book of Common... 71. Preachers and Preacliing (History) 72. Preparation for Christianity. 73. Priestliood and Priestcraft .. 74. Prison Discipline and Reform. 75. Protestantism 76. Puritanism 77. Quietism 78. Rationalism and Unbelief.. 79. Religion and Civil Liberty. 80. Religion and Culture 8r. Religion and Science 82. Revivals, History of 83. Revolution (Frencli) and the Church 84. Ritualism 85. Sabbath 86. Saints 87. Samaritans 88. Saracens 8g. Schoolmen 90. Seasons, Sacred.. 91. Secidarism 92. Slavery 93. Spiritualism 94. Sunday School, History of.. 95. Supernaturalism 96. Superstition 97. Symbolism 98. Temperance 99. Toleration 10 :. Tractarianism lor. Tiibingen Scliool 102. Union of the Cliurclies 103. Witchcraft 104. W^omen in the Church 105. Young Men's Christian As- sociation 106). Miscellaneous Essays PAGE 373 374 374 376 37^' 376 377 377 379 379 380 380 381 382 382 383 383 384 384 384 384 386 387 387 387 387 388 388 390 390 390 391 391 391 X. BIOGRAPHY 393 I. Jesus the Christ 393 a. Life of Christ 393 b. Genealogy of Christ 398 c. Names of Christ 39S TABLE OF CONTENTS. Xlll PAGE d. Temptation of Christ 399 e. Passion and Death of Christ 399 f. Resurrection and Mediation of Christ 400 g. Portraits of Christ 401 PAGE Biblical Biography 401 General Biography 408 a. Collective 408 b. Individual 411 1. By Authors 411 2. By Subjects 435 PART IV. SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY. PAGE I. GENERAL DOCTRINAL 13. THEOLOGY 43S 14. 1. Introduction to Systematic 15. Theology 438 2. Doctrinal Systems 439 16. 3. Theology Proper 443 17. a. The Divine Nature and iS. Attributes 443 19. b. Trinity 444 20. c. Fatherhood of God 445 21. d. Christology 446 22. 1. In General 446 23. 2. Divinity 447 24. 3. Incarnation 448 25. 4. Humanity 449 26. 5. Offices 450 27. 6. Messiahship 451 28. e. Holy Spirit 451 29. 30. II. SPECIAL DOCTRINAL 31. THEOLOGY 453 32. 1. Absolute Religion 453 33. 2. Advent, Second 453 34. 3. Analogy of Nature and Reli- 35- gion 454 36. 4. Angelology 455 37. 5. Annihilation 455 38. 6. Anthropology 455 39. 7. Apologetics 456 40. 8. Apostles' Creed 461 9. Apostolic Succession 462 41. ID. Arminianism 462 42. 1 1. Atheism 463 43. 1 2. Atonement 463 44. PAGE Baptism 466 Baptismal Regeneration. . . . 468 Calvinism and Calvinistic Theology 468 Christianity 469 Christianity and Philosophy. 470 Church, Doctrine of the. .. . 471 Conditional Immortality.. . . 474 Conscience and Casuistry. . . 474 Conversion 475 Creation 475 Creeds and Confessions 476 Death 479 Depravity 479 Development 479 Devil and Demonology 479 Divorce 480 Eirenics 480 Episcopacy 481 Eschatology 481 Ethics 482 Evidences 4S7 Evil, Origin of 490 Evolution 491 Experience, Christian 403 P'aith 493 Forgiveness of Sin 494 Free Thought 494 Future Life and Immortal- ity 495 Government, Divine 498 Hades 498 Heaven 499 Hell 499 TABLE OF CONTENTS. 45- 46. 47- 48. 49- 50. 51- 52. 53- 54- 55- 56. 57- 58. 59- 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73- 74- 75- PAGE Human Nature 499 76. Incarnation 499 77. Infant Salvation 499 78. Infidelity 500 79. Infinite 500 Inspiration 501 80. Justification 503 81. Kingdom of God 504 82. Law 504 83. Lord's Supper 504 84. Materialism 506 85. Middle State 506 86. Millennium 507 87. Miracles 507 88. Natural Theology 508 89. Nature and Naturalism.... 509 90. Nature and Revelation 510 9^^- Oaths 511 92. Orthodoxy 511 93- Pantheism 511 94- Perfection, Christian 512 95- Philosophy 513 9^- Philosophy in Relation to 97- Christianity 515 98- Philosophy of Religion 516 99- Prayer 517 100. Predestination 51S loi. Probation after Death 518 102. Prophecy 519 103. Providence 519 104. Psychology and Theology.. . 519 105. Punishment, Future 520 106. Rationalism Real Presence Reason and Faith Reasonableness of Christian- ity •••••• • Recognition in Heaven Redemption Regeneration Religion Religion and Science Resurrection ; Retribution Revelation. .. Sabbath Sacraments Sacrifice Sanctification Science and Revelation.... Sin Skepticism Slavery Soul, The Spiritualism Supernaturalism vSymbolics, Comparative. . .. Theism Theodicy Theology and Literature. .. Universalism Will, Freedom of Worship Miscellaneous Essays PAGB 521 522 522 523 523 523 524 524 525 526 526 526 528 529 530 530 531 532 533 534 535 535 536 536 537 539 539 539 541 541 541 PART V. PRACTICAL THEOLOGY. FACE r. HOMILETICAL THEOL- OGY 546 1. Office and Work of the Min- istry 546 2. The Pastoral Office 548 a. In General 548 b. Functions of the Pastor. . 548 c. Conductof Public Worship 550 d. The Parish qt;i PAGH 3. Preparation and Delivery of Sermons 552 a. General Works 552 b. Illustration and Anecdotes 555 c. Textuaries 557 d. Anthologyand Miscellanea 558 e. Sermons 559 II. SPECIAL SUBJECTS 579 I. Amusements 579 TABLE OF CONTENTS. PAGE Bible in the Public Schools. 579 21. Catechisms and Catechetics. 579 22. Ceremonies 5S0 23. Charity 580 24. Christian Endeavor and Ep- 25. worth League Movement. 5S0 26. City Mission Work 580 Consolation in Affliction... 581 27. Death 582 28. Devotional Works 582 29. Emblems 585 30. Faith 585 31. Faith-Healing 585 32. Family and Home Life 586 33. Heaven 587 34. Law, Ecclesiastical 58S 35. Life, Higher Christian 590 36. Liturgies 591 37. Marriage 593 38. Missions, Hortatory Works 39. on 593 40. PACK Pauperism and Crime 594 Penitence 595 Poetry, Religious 595 Polity and Discipline 599 Practical Religion 601 Prayer, Forms and Practical Treatment 605 Prayer Meeting, The 607 Psalmody and Music 608 Religion and Labor 60S Religion and the State 609 Revivals 609 Ritualism 610 Sabbath 6ro Sociology 610 Sunday School 612 Temperance 613 Thanksgiving 614 Union of the Churches 614 Woman 615 Young People and Children. 616 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS. Am. Tr. Soc. American Tract Society. Am. Libr. American Library. Bait. Baltimore. Bost. Boston. Camb. Cambridge. Chic. Chicago. Chr. Lit. Co. Christian Literature Company. Cine. Cincinnati. Clar. Pr. Clarendon Press. Cong. Un. Congregational Union. Cong. Bd. Pub. Congregational Board of Publication. Dubl. Dublin. Ed. Edition or Editor. Edinb. Edinburgh. Glasg. Glasgow. Hartf. Hartford. Lond. London. N. H. New Haven. N. T. New Testament. N. Y. New York. Oxf. Oxford. Pitts. Pittsburg. P. E. S. S. Un. Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union. Presb. Bd. Pub. Presbyterian Board of Publication. Pub. Ho. Publishing House. Ref. Ch. Bd. Pub. Reformed Church Board of Publication. Rel. Tr. Soc. Religious Tract Society. S. P. C. K. Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. S. S. Un. Sunday School Union. San Fr. San Francisco. So. Meth. Pub. Ho. Southern Methodist Publishing House. Un. Pres. Bd. Pub. United Presbyterian Board of Publication. Unit. Pub. Ho. Unitarian Publishing House. Univ. Pr. University Press. Univ. Pub. Ho. Universalist Publishing House. Wesl. Conf. Off. Wesleyan Conference Office. Publishers are indicated by the first name in the firm at the time of publication when the firm name is a compound. Thus Brown, Jones & Robinson would be referred to as Brown. The full name of the firm can always be learned by reference to the English or American (as the case may be) Catalogue of Books. LITERATURE OF THEOLOGY. PART I. INTRODUCTION. I. PROPAEDEUTIC. Alexander, Joseph Addison, D.D. Notes on New Testament Literature and Ecclesiastical His- tory. Pp. 319, i2mo. N. Y. : Scribner, i860. Newed., 1875. $2. BiCKERSTETH, Edward, Rev. The Christian Student. Designed to Assist Christians in General in Acquiring Religious Knowledge. With a List of Works Suitable for a Minister's Library. From the 2d Lend. ed. Pp. xiv, 369, i2mo. Bost. : Perkins, 1830. New ed., Lond.: Seeley, 1844. 7s., 75 cents. Blackie, John Stuart, Prof. On Self-Culture: Intellectual, Phys- ical, and Moral. A Vade Mecum for Young Men and Students. Pp. 116, i6mo. N. Y.: Scribner, 1874. Newed., 1875. $1. Also by Funk, 1880. Paper, 10 cents. Burder, George, M.A. Mental Discipline; or, Hints on the Cul- tivation of Intellectual and Moral Habits. Addressed particularly to Students in Theology. Pp. 110, i2mo. Lond.: Tegg, 1822; Bost. : Croker, 1835. 2s. 6d., 50 cents. Cave, Alfred. An Introduction to Theology : its Principles, its Branches, its Results, and its Literature. Pp. 570, 8vo. Edinb.: Clark, 1885. \2s. Cogswell, William, D.D. Letters to Young Men Preparing for the Christian Ministry. Pp. 236, i6mo. Bost.: Perkins, 1837. gi. Crooks, George R., D.D., and Hurst, John F., D.D. Theolog- ical Encyclopaedia and Methodol- ogy. On the basis of Hagenbach. Pp. 596, 8vo. N. Y. and Cine. : Methodist Book Concern, 1884. New ed., 1894. $3.50. Emerson, Ralph Waldo. An Ad- dress to the Senior Class in Di- vinity College, Cambridge. Pp. 113-146 in Miscellanies. Bost.: Osgood, 1877. $1.50. Foster, John. An Essny on the Improvement of Time. Edited by J. E. Ryland, M.A., with a Pref- ace by J. Sheppard. Pp. 264. i2mo. N. Y.: Carter, 1863. $1.25. Godman, W. D. a Postgraduate Course of Study for Ministers of the Gospel. Pp. 32, 8vo. Cleve- land : Fairbanks, 1874. 25 cents. Hamerton, Philip Gilbert. The Intellectual Life. Pp. 477. i2mo. Bost.: Roberts, 1873. !|2. McClintock, John, D.D. Lec- tures on Theological Encyclopae- dia and Methodology. Delivered at Drew Theological Seminary. Edited by John t. Short. With LITERATURE OF THEOLOGY. .-ill Introduciion by James Strong. Pp. 202, 1 2mo. Cine: Methodist Book Concern, 1873. $1.50. ]\IcClintock, Lowry, Rev. The Divinity Student's Manual; con- taining an Analysis of Scripture, a Summary of Prophecy and of Church History, with an Explana- tion of the Articles of the Church. Pp. 170, i2mo. Dubl. : Orr, 1851. Maurice, Frederick Denisox, Rev. The Friendship of Books, and Other Lectures. Edited with a Preface, by T. Hughes, M.P. Pp. xx.wi, 384, i6mo. Lond. and N. Y. : Macmillan, 1874. New ed., 18S6. 10^. 6(1, Si-50- Pvcroft, JaiMes, Rev., B.A. A Course of English Reading, adajit- ed to Every Taste and Capacity. American Edition, with Alterations, Additions, etc., by J. A. Spencer, D.D. Pp. 283, i2mo. N. Y. : Francis, 1854. 75 cents. Chapter TX is devoted chiefly to moml philosophy, and Chapter XI entirely to the study of the Scriptures. Rabiger,J. F.,Dr. Encyclopjediaof Theology. Translated with Addi- tions to the History and Literature, by the Rev. John McPherson, M.A. 2 vols., pp. 430, 431, 8vo. Edinb. : Clark, 1884. N. Y. : Scribner. 2KS-., $6. SCHAFF, Philip, D.D., LL.D. Theological Propaedeutic. A Gen- eral Introduction to the Study of Theology, Exegetical, Historical, Systematic, and Practical, includ- ing Encyclopaedia, Methodology, and Bibliography. A Manual for Students. Pp. xii, 536, 8vo. With a Ministerial Library. Compiled by the Rev. Samuel Macauley Jackson, M.A. Pp. 60. N. Y.': Scribner, 1893. $3. SCHLEIERMACHER. F. Brief Outlines of the Study of Theology. With Reminiscences of tlie Author by F. Lucke. Translated from the German by William Farrer. Pp. 236, i2mo. Edinb. : Hamilton, 1850. 4J. Weidner, Revere Franklin, M.A. Theological Encyclopaedia and Methodologv. Based on Ha- genbach and Krauth. Part I. Introduction and Exegetical The- ology. Pp. viii, 184, i2mo. Phila. : Garner, 1885. Si--5- Pa''t H. Historical and Practical Theology. Pp. 243. 1889. $1.50. WiNSHiP, A. E., Rev. Methods and Principles in Bible Study and Sunday School Teaching. Pp. 227, i2mo. Bost. : Wilde, 1885. I1.25. II. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Ahbott, Ezra. Bibliography of Works relating to the Nature, Origin, and Destiny of the Human Soul. Pp. 238, 8vo. Separately, or appended to a Critical History of the Doctrine of a Future Life, by W. R. Alger. loth ed., Bost. : Roberts, i88o. S3. 50. Allibone, S. .A.USTIN. a Critical Dictionary of English Literature and British and .American Au- thors, Living and Deceased, from the Earliest Accounts to the Mid- dle of the Nineteenth Century. 3 vols., pp. 3,140, roy. Svo. Phila. : Lippincott, 1858-1871. $22.50. 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