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On the Origin, Progress, Prevalence, and Decline of

Idolatry. Part v. By the Rev. G. TOWNSEND ......

Miscellanea Classica, No. xii. ......

Puerilia

Dissertation on the Countries to which Solomon and Hiram

sent their Fleets for foreign Merchandise. By S.WESTON

Answer to Professor Lee's Observations in No. XLVI. of

the Classical Journal, on the Pyramidical Inscription

brought to England by Mr. Belzoni. By J. G.JACKSON

Greek Ritual

Classical Criticism : On Lioy iii, 5. and on Luke v, 6.

Latin Poem

An Inquiry into the Symbolical Language of Ancient Art

and Mythology. Part 1. By R. P. Knight

Notæ et Curæ Sequentes in Arati Diosemea, a Th.

FoRSTER. No. VỊ.

On the Mythology of the Greeks. Part 11. By THOMAS

TAYLOR

Oriental Customs, illustrative of the Sacred Scriptures.

No. 111. By the Rev. S. BURDER

An Introduction to Hebrew Criticism ; from De Missy's

Critica Sacra

Observations on Mr. Bellamy's Reply to Kimchi

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