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BIgLIoTHECA SGcaA OR Tracts AND ESSAYS ToEIcs


CONNECTED WITH BIBLICAL LITERATURE AND THEoL o.


GY Editor EDWARD ROBINSON D. D. No. l. Feb


ruary las. New-York and London: Wiley Putnam.


This is the title of work of interest only to
Biblical students but presenting matter which for
them ustbe valuable and instructive. Prof. ROB-
Issos, the Editor, is we'll known to the world as
of the most successful inqurers into the seog-
raphy, history and philosophy of the Bible. The
present number of the work is mainly made up of
discussions concerning Palestine. The first article
is a compilation by the Editor Of various communi-
cations received from Rev. Eli Smith and Rev. S.
Wo!cott, upon the geography of the Holy Land.
This is followed by discussion of the reality, ma
,ure, Offices &c. Of Angelic beings from the pen of
DR.. Moses Stuart of Andover, and the third and
closing paper is effort the part of the Editor
prove that the spot usually believed to be the site
of the Holy Sepulchre is not in fact the scene of the
crucfxion and resurrection Of our Savior. 1t is
written in reply to an Oxford Essay on the Ecclesi-
astical Miracles The work is very neatly printed
and the number contains two hundred octave pages.
The second number will be issued about the first OF
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