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FAMR CoxTEaxEp.--Ail men are Eond os glory. and even those philosophers who write against tat nobie passion prefix their na@es io their own works n is worthy of observation that the aathois of two religious books, universally received. have concealed th<ir names from the world. The "lmitaiion oi Christ" Is sttributed without any authority to Thomas al Ktmpis; and the author cf the awkoie Duty cf Man" still remains undiscovered. Millions eg teis bDks have been dispcrsed in se Christian uofId. To have sevcaiea tseir names woaId have slsen th<m as much worldly fame as any morziist kss obsaaned. bat they condemned is. Thefe. re- ligicn was rsis~d above. all worldly passions Some rsnE.ne writers. indeed. have also concealed thsif names, bal thr;r ssssisss were of very Aiierent easi--D D'Isras6's s.capSesifies cf Eii<vaiays."