_ 1 Sacred Latin Poetry_, selected and arranged by R. C. Trench, D.D.,
Archbishop of Dublin, etc. Macmillan and Co., London and Cambridge.
1864.
2 “Nihil obstat si etiam in his omnibus et Ipse (Redemptor noster)
signetur. Ipse enim Unigenitus Dei Filius _veraciter_ factus est
_homo_: ipse in sacrificio nostrae redemptionis dignatus est mori ut
_vitulus_: ipse per virtutem suae fortitudinis surrexit ut _leo_....
Ipse etiam post resurrectionem suam ascendnes ad coelos, in
superioribus est elevatus ut _aquila_. Totum ergo simul nobis est,
qui et nascendo _homo_, et moriendo _vitulus_, et resurgendo _leo_,
et ad coelos ascendendo _aquila_ factus est”—_S. Greg. Magn., Hom._
iv. _in Ezech._
_ 3 The Destiny of the Irish Race_: a lecture delivered at Philadelphia
on the 17th of March, 1864, by Rev. M. O’Connor, S. J. In order to
give to our readers the beautiful lecture of the ex-Bishop of
Pittsburgh, we have increased the number of pages in this month’s
RECORD.—ED. I. E. R.