BIBLICAL LITERATURE

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A CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE of Editions and Versions of Holy Scripture: and

of critical, explanatory, and illustrative Works: including such

patristic and ecclesiastical Writers as have treated on Scriptural

topics, the latter arranged so as to exhibit a chronological Series of

Biblical Interpretation down to the Reformation; with references under

each head to authorities or sources of information.

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December 1, 1849.

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