=Babylonia=, _see_ =Assyriology=.
=Belief=, Religious, _Upton_, 15.
=Beneficence=, Negative and Positive, _Spencer_, Principles of Ethics,
II., 31.
=Bible=, 16.
_See also_ =Testament=.
Beliefs about, _Savage_, 25.
_Hebrew Texts_, 19.
History of Text, _Weir_, 27.
How to Teach, 22.
Plants, _Henslow_, 19.
Problems, _Cheyne_, 11.
=Bibliography=, Bibliographical Register, 56.
=Biology=, _Bastian_, 45; _Liverpool Marine Biol. Mems._, 49;
_Spencer_, 31.
=Botany=, _Jour. of the Linnean Soc._, 48.
=Brain=, _Cunningham Mems._, VII., 46.
=Buddha=, =Buddhism=, _Davids_, 14; _Hardy_, 35; _Oldenberg_, 36.
=Calculus=, _Harnack_, 47.
=Cancer and Tumours=, _Creighton_, 45.
=Canons of Athanasius=, _Text & Trans. Soc._, 38.
=Cardium=, _Liverpool Mar. Biol. Mems._, 48.
=Celtic=, _see also_ =Irish=.
_Stokes_, 43; _Sullivan_, 42.
Heathendom, _Rhys_, 15.
=Ceremonial Institutions=, _Spencer_, Princ. of Sociology, II., 31.
=Chaldee=, Grammar, _Turpie_, 38.
Lexicon, _Fuerst_, 35.
=Chemistry=, _Van't Hoff_, 47; _Hart_, 47; _Noyes_, 52; _Mulliken_,
54; _Venable_, 55.
=Chemist's Pocket Manual=, 49.
=Christ=, Early Christian Conception of, _Pfleiderer_, 11, 23.
Life of, _Keim_, 8.
No Product of Evolution, _Henslow_, 19.
Resurrection of, 13.
Study of, _Robinson_, 24.
Teaching of, _Harnack_, 6, 11.
The Universal, _Beard_, 16.
=Christianity=, Evolution of, _Gill_, 18.
History of, _Baur_, 8; _Dobschütz_, 4; _Harnack_, 6, 11, 18;
_Hausrath_, 8, 19; _Johnson_, 20; _Wernle_, 4.
in Talmud, _Herford_, 20.
Liberal, _Réville_, 11.
Primitive, _Pfleiderer_, 3, 23.
Simplest Form of, _Drummond_, 14.
Spread of, _Harnack_, 4.
What is? _Harnack_, 6, 11.
=Church=, Catholic, _Renan_, 14.
Catholic, A Free, 27.
Christian, _Baur_, 8; _Clark_, 16; _Dobschütz_, 4; _Hatch_, 14;
_Wernle_, 4.
Christian, Sacerdotal Celibacy in, 21.
Coming, _Hunter_, 20.
History of, _von Schubert_, 3, 25.
=Codex Palatino-Vaticanus=, _Todd Lectures_, III., 43.
=Codium=, _Liverpool Mar. Biol. Mems._, 49.
=Communion= of Christian with God, _Herrmann_, 6, 20.
=Comte=, _Spencer_, 32.
=Conductivity of Liquids=, _Tower_, 55.
=Constellations=, Primitive, _Brown_, 56.
=Creed=, _Christian_, 16.
=Crown Theological Library=, 10.
=Cuneiform= Inscriptions, _Schrader_, 9.
=Daniel= and his Prophecies, _C. H. H. Wright_, 28.
and its Critics, _C. H. H. Wright_, 28.
=Danish= Dictionary, _Rosing_, 43.
=Darwinism=, _Schurman_, 30.
=Denmark=, _Engelhardt_, 57.
=Doctrine and Principle=, _Beeby_, 16.
=Dogma=, History of, _Harnack_, 5.
of Virgin Birth, _Lobstein_, 10.
=Domestic Institutions=, _Spencer_, Princ. of Sociology, I., 31.
=Duck Tribes=, Morphology of, _Cunningham Mems._, VI., 46.
=Dutch=, Cape, _Oordt_, 42; _Werner_, 43.
=Dynamics=, _Cunningham Mems._, IV., 47.
Chemical, _Van't Hoff_, 47.
=Ecclesiastes=, _Taylor_, 26.
=Ecclesiastical Institutions=, _Spencer_, Princ. of Sociology, III.,
31, 32.
of Holland, _Wicksteed_, 27.
=Echinus=, _Liverpool Mar. Biol. Mems._, 49.
=Economy=, Political, _Mackenzie_, 30.
=Education=, _Herbert_, 57; _Lodge_, 41; _Spencer_, 30; _Hagmann_, 42.
=Educational Works=, _see_ Special Catalogue.
=Egypt=, Religion of, _Renouf_, 15.
=Egyptian= Grammar, _Erman_, 35.
=Electric Furnace=, The, _Moisson_, 51.
=Electrolytic Laboratories=, Arrangements of, 51.
=Engineering Chemistry=, _Stillman_, 54.
=Enoch, Book of=, _Gill_, 18.
=Epidemiology=, _Trans. of Epidemiolog. Soc._, 55
=Epizootic Lymphangitis=, Treatise on, _Pallin_, 52.
=Ethics=, and Religion, _Martineau_, 22.
Data of, _Spencer_, Principles of E., I., 31
Individualism and Collectivism, 30.
Induction of, _Spencer_, Principles of E., I., 31.
Kantian, _Schurman_, 30.
of Evolution, _Schurman_, 30.
of Individual Life, _Spencer_, Principles of E., I., 31.
of Reason, _Laurie_, 29.
Principles of, _Spencer_, 31.
=Ethiopic= Grammar, 34.
=Ethnology=, _Cunningham Mems._, X., 46.
=Evolution=, _Spencer_, 31, 32.
of the idea of God, _D'Alviella_, 14.
of Religious Thought, _D'Alviella_, 15.
=Exodus=, _Hoerning_, 20.
=Ezekiel=, _Mosheh ben Shesheth_, 22.
=Faith=, _Herrmann_, 11; _Rix_, 24; _Wimmer_, 27
=Fisheries=, British, _Johnstone_, 48.
=Flinders Petrie Papyri=, _Cunningham Mems._, VIII., IX., 46.
=Flora of Edinburgh=, _Sonntag_, 54.
=French=, _Boïelle_, 40; _Delbos_, 40; _Eugène_, 40; _Hugo_, 41, 42;
_Roget_, 42; _also_ Special Education Catalogue.
Literature, _Roget_, 43. Novels, _Army Series_, 39.
=Gammarus=, _Liverpool Marine Biol. Mems._, 49.
=Genesis=, _Hebrew Texts_, 19, 35; _Wright, C. H. H._, 28.
=Geography=, Ancient, _Kiepert_, 58.
=Geometry=, Analytical, Elements of, 47.
=German=, Literature, _Nibelungenlied_, 41; _Phillipps_, 42.
Novels, _Army Series_, 39.
=Germany=, _Marcks_, 59.
=God=, Idea of, _D'Alviella_, 14.
=Gospel=, Fourth, _Drummond_, 17; _Tayler_, 26.
Social, _Harnack and Herrmann_, 13, 19.
=Gospels=, Old and New Certainty, _Robinson_, 24.
=Greek=, Modern, _Zompolides_, 44.
=Gymnastics=, Medical, _Schreber_, 53.
=Hebrew=, Biblical, _Kennedy_, 35.
Language, _Delitzsch_, 34.
Lexicon, _Fuerst_, 35.
New School of Poets, _Albrecht_, 36.
Scriptures, _Sharpe_, 25.
Story, _Peters_, 23.
Synonyms, _Kennedy_, 35.
Text of O.T., _Weir_, 27.
Texts, 19, 35.
=Hebrews=, History of, _Kittel_, 6; _Peters_, 11; _Sharpe_, 26.
Religion of, _Kuenen_, 9; _Montefiore_, 14.
=Heterogenesis=, _Bastian_, 45.
=Hibbert Lectures=, 14, 15.
=Horse=, Life-size Models of, 48.
=Hygiene=, Practical, Handbook of, 45.
=Hymns=, _Jones_, 21.
=Icelandic=, _Lilja_, 41; _Viga Glums Saga_, 43,
Dictionary, _Zoega_, 44.
Grammar, _Bayldon_, 39.
=Individualism=, _Spencer_, Man _v._ State, 32.
=Infinitesimals= and Limits, 47.
=Irish=, _Hogan_, 40; _Leabhar Breac_, 41; _Leabhar na H-Uidhri_, 41;
_O'Grady_, 42; _Todd Lectures_, 42; _Yellow Book of Lecan_, 43.
=Isaiah=, _Diettrich_, 34; _Hebrew Texts_, 19, 35.
=Israel=, History of, _Kittel_, 6; _Peters_, 23; _Sharpe_, 25.
Religion of, _Kuenen_, 9.
in Egypt, _Wright, C. H. H._, 28.
=Jeremiah=, _Mosheh ben Shesheth_, 22.
=Jesus=, Life of, _Keim_, 8.
Sayings of, 13.
The Real, _Vickers_, 27.
Times of, _Hausrath_, 8.
_See also_ =Christ=.
=Job=, Book of, _Ewald_, 8; _Hebrew Text_, 19, 35; _Wright, C. H. H._,
28.
Rabbinical Comment. on, _Text & Trans. Soc._, 38.
=Justice=, _Spencer_, Princ. of Ethics, II., 31.
=Kant=, _Schurman_, 30.
=Kindergarten=, _Goldammer_, 57.
=Knowledge=, Evolution of, _Perrin_, 30.
=Labour=, _Harrison_, 57; _Schloss_, 59; _Vynne_, 60.
=Leabhar Breac=, 41; _Hogan_, 40.
=Life= and Matter, _Lodge_, 22.
=Ligia=, _Liverpool Marine Biol. Mems._, 49.
=Liverpool=, History of, _Muir_, 59.
=Lives of the Saints=, _Hogan_, 40.
=Logarithms=, _Sang_, 53; _Schroen_, 54; _Vega_, 55.
=London Library Catalogue=, 57.
=Lumbar Curve=, _Cunningham Mems._, II., 46.
=Mahabharata=, _Sörensen_, 37.
=Malaria=, _Annett_, 45; _Boyce_, 45; _Dutton_, 46; _Mems. of
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine_, 50; _Ross_, 53; _Stephens_,
54.
=Maori=, Dictionary, _Williams_, 43.
Manual, _Maori_, 41.
=Materialism=, _Martineau_, 22.
=Mathematics=, _Harnack_, 47.
_See also_ =Logarithms=.
=Mediæval Thought=, _Poole_, 23.
=Mesca Ulad=, _Todd Lectures_, I., 42.
=Metallic Objects=, Production of, 52.
=Metaphysics=, _Laurie_, 29.
=Mexico=, Religions of, _Réville_, 15.
=Micah=, Book of, _Taylor_, 26.
=Microscopy=, _Journal of the Roy. Micro. Soc._, 48; _Journal of the
Quekett Micro. Club_, 48.
=Midrash=, Christianity in, _Herford_, 20.
=Mineral Systems=, _Chapman_, 47.
=Molecular Weights=, Methods of Determining, 45.
=Monasticism=, _Harnack_, 18.
=Moorhouse Lectures=, 22.
=Mosquitoes=, _Mems. of Liverpool School of Trop. Medicine_, 50.
=Municipal Government=, A History of, in Liverpool, 59.
=Mythology=, Greek, _Brown_, 56; _St. Clair_, 59.
Northern, _Stephens_, 60.
=Naturalism and Religion=, _Otto_, 12.
=Nautical Terms=, _Delbos_, 40.
=Nennius=, The Irish, _Hogan_, 40.
=New Guinea=, _Cunningham Mems._, X.,46.
=Newman=, Mystery of, 16
=New Testament=, _see_ =Testament=, 27.
=New Testament Times=, _Hausrath_, 8, 19.
=Norwegian= Dictionary, _Rosing_, 42.
=Norsemen= in the Orkneys, _Dietrichson_, 57.
=Ophthalmic Tests=, _Pray_, 52; _Snellen_, 54.
=Optical Convention=, Proceedings of, 52.
=Ores=, Methods for the Analysis of, 52.
=Organic Analysis=, Elementary, 45.
=Origins=, Christian, _Johnson_, 20.
of Religion, _Hibbert Lectures_, 14, 15.
=Pali=, _Dîpavamsa_, 34; _Milanda Panho_, 36; _Vinaya Pitakam_, 38.
Handbook, _Frankfurter_, 35.
Miscellany, 37.
=Pathology=, Inflammation Idea in, _Ransom_, 52.
=Paul, St.=, _Baur_, 8; _Pfleiderer_, 9; _Weinel_, 4.
=Periodic Law=, _Venable_, 55.
=Persian=, _Avesti Pahlavi_, 34.
Grammar, _Platts_, 37.
=Peru=, Religions of, _Réville_, 15.
=Philo Judæus=, _Drummond_, 29.
=Philosophy=, 29.
and Experience, _Hodgson_, 29.
Jewish Alexandrian, _Drummond_, 29.
of Religion, _Pfleiderer_, 9.
Reorganisation of, _Hodgson_, 29.
Religion of, _Perrin_, 22.
Synthetic, _Collins_, 29; _Spencer_, 31.
=Political Institutions=, _Spencer_, Princ. of Sociology, II., 31.
=Portland Cement=, _Meade_, 49.
=Pottery=, _Seger's_ Writings on, 54.
=Prayers=, _Common Prayer_, 17; _Jones_, 20; _Personal_, 23; _Sadler_,
25; _Ten Services_, 26.
=Prehistoric Man=, _Avebury_, 56; _Engelhardt_, 57.
=Printing= at Brescia, _Peddie_, 59.
=Professional Institutions=, _Spencer_, Princ. of Sociology, III., 31.
=Profit-sharing=, _Schloss_, 59.
=Prophets= of O.T., _Ewald_, 8.
=Protestant Faith=, _Hermann_, 12; _Réville_, 11.
=Psalms=, _Hebrew Texts_, 19, 35.
and Canticles, _Ten Services_, 26.
Commentary, _Ewald_, 8.
=Psychology=, _Scripture_, 30; _Wundt_, 33.
of Belief, _Pikler_, 30.
Principles of, _Spencer_, 31.
=Reconciliation=, _Henslow_, 19.
=Reformation=, _Beard_, 14.
=Religion=, Child and, 12.
History of, _Kuenen_, 9, 14; _Réville_, 9, 15.
and Naturalism, _Otto_, 12.
and Theology, _Ménégoz_, 22.
of Philosophy, _Perrin_, 22.
Philosophy of, _Pfleiderer_, 9.
Struggle for Light, _Wimmer_, 10.
_See also_ =Christianity=, History of.
=Religions=, National and Universal, _Kuenen_, 21.
of Authority, _Sabatier_, 4.
=Resurrection=, _Lake_, 13; _Macan_, 22; _Marchant_, 22.
=Reviews and Periodical Publications=, 61.
=Rigveda=, _Wallis_, 38.
=Rome=, _Renan_, 14.
=Runes=, _Stephens_, 60.
=Ruth=, _Wright, C. H. H._, 28.
=Sanitation=, in Cape Coast Town, _Taylor_, 54.
in Para, _Notes_, 51.
=Sanscrit=, _Abhidhanaratnantala_, 34; _Sörensen_, 37.
=Sermons=, _Beard_, 16; _Broadbent_, 16; _Hunter_, 20.
=Services=, _Common Prayer_, 16; _Jones_, 20; _Ten Services_, 26.
=Silva Gadelica=, _O'Grady_, 42.
=Social Dynamics=, _Mackenzie_, 30.
=Statics=, _Spencer_, 32.
=Sociology=, Descriptive, _Spencer_, 32.
Principles of, _Spencer_, 31.
Study of, _Spencer_, 32.
=Soils and Fertilisers=, 54.
=Solomon=, Song of, _Réville_, 24.
=South Place Ethical Society=, _Conway_, 17.
=Spanish= Dictionary, _Velasquez_, 43.
=Spinal Cord=, _Bruce_, 45.
=Sternum=, _Paterson_, 52.
=Stereochemistry=, Elements of, 47.
=Storms=, _Piddington_, 52.
=Sun Heat=, _Cunningham Mems._, III., 46.
=Surgery=, System of, _von Bergmann_, 45.
=Syriac=, _Bernstein_, 34; _Diettrich_, 34; _Nöldeke_, 36.
=Taal=, Afrikander, _Oordt_, 42; _Werner_, 43.
=Talmud=, Christianity in, _Herford_, 20.
=Tennyson=, _Weld_, 60.
=Tent and Testament=, _Rix_, 24.
=Testament, New=, Apologetic of, 13.
Books of, _Von Soden_, 26.
Commentary, _Protestant Commentary_, 9.
Luke the Physician, 13, 18.
Textual Criticism, _Nestle_, 7.
Times, _Hausrath_, 8, 19.
_See also_ =Gospels=.
=Testament, Old=, Cuneiform Inscriptions, _Schrader_, 9.
Introduction to the Canonical Books of, 17.
Literature of, _Kautzsch_, 21.
Religion of, _Marti_, 13, 22.
=Test Types=, _Pray_, 52; _Snellen_, 54.
=Theism=, _Voysey_, 27.
=Theological Translation Library=, 3.
=Theology=, Analysis of, _Figg_, 18.
History of, _Pfleiderer_, 9.
=Thermometer=, History of, 45.
=Trypanosomiasis=, _Dutton_, 47.
=Tuberculosis=, _Creighton_, 46.
=Urine Analysis=, Text-book of, 49.
=Virgil=, _Henry_, 57.
=Virgin Birth=, _Lobstein_, 10.
=Weissmann=, _Spencer_, 32.
=Woman's Labour=, _Englishwoman's Review_, 61; _Harrison_, 57;
_Vynne_, 60.
=Suffrage=, _Blackburn_, 56.
=Yellow Fever=, _Durham_, 48.
=Zoology=, _Fasciculi Malayenses_, 48; _Journal of the Linnean Soc._,
48; _Liverpool Marine Biology Committee Mems._, 48-49.
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