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ahafl any other document could do. In space of hundred and Twenty-Five years, only fiffy-two books were printed, but of each of these, several editions. Forty seven ofthem were commentaries on the Bible, sermons. books of prayer, lives of saints, hymns, and pssl'ers, and panegyr- ic on angels. The five not on sacred sub iects. AGl Armenian Grammer," History ofEtchmeasin, 2. a ," treaties on Good Be- 5haviour,n "Tract on Precious Stones, and s,lnmance of the city of Brass

 PopulATroN.--The ArmenianS, though once well known in the West, where their of commercial enterprise carried them through evry part of Europe, are now sell dom heard ofout of Asia ,and their existence is hardlp recognized cs a Christian people. They are still, however numerous, and re spectable; and as their number is daily in- creasing, they may yet form the nucleus oi r Christianity in the East, when the unfor- tunate Greeks shall have been extermina' ted. There are, at the present day,

 In the mountais of their native country, about - 1,OOO,O0C In Constantinople and the vicinity 200, ,OOC In different parts of Persia, 100000 In India 4O,ooO In Hungary and other parts of,

 Europe, 10000 In Africa, and America, 1000