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PLUTARCH ON THE DELAY OF THE DEITY IN THE
PUNISHMENT OF THE WICKED-By H. B. Hackett,
Professor in Newton Theological Seminary
This essay, (f one may be SO paradoxical,) in the
form of dialogue is well known to every scholar
1t contains probably most that can be said on the
subject mentioned in the caption. The scene of
the dialogue is laid at Delphi in Phocis, where
was the celebrated oracle of Apollo 1t was de-
signed as defence of the New Platonic School
against the Epieureans. But we forget that the
subject is well known to the Scholar, for whom
the work is designed. The beauty of the Greek
text does great credit to the publishers There are
ample notes in English explaining every thing
necessary to the full understanding of the original
text 1t is a small work and one the student we
should think, would be glad to get hold OF. For
sale by Mark H. Newman.


q The Ministry OF Men in the Economy of
Grace, and the Danger OF Overvauing it." is the
theme Of Sermon by DR.. Hawkins OF Onel Col
lege, Oxford has JUST been reprinted here by Apple
ton s. Co. We infer that ii is anti-Puseyite.