Institutes of Biblical Criticism; Or, Heads of the Course of Lectures on that Subject, Read in the University and King's College of Aberdeen

Archibald Constable & Company Edinburgh; and John Murray, ... London. By D. Willison, 1808 - 471 pages

THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGES	25

Of the Hebrew Vowel Points and Accents	32

Of the Structure and Genius of the Hebrew	40

Of the Language of the New Testament	52

CHAP III	58

Uses of the Kindred Languages in interpreting	64

CHAP	70

Of the Samaritan Versions	83

Rules of Judging concerning Various Readings	264

The Combination of Letters into Words	293

The Signification of Words	300

The Usage of Nouns	314

The Usage of Verbs	323

The Usage of Particles	349

Difficulties in determining the Parts of Speech	366

SECT VI	390

Of the other Ancient Versions	90

Of the Use of Versions for determining Readings	102

CHAP V	112

Of Geography	181

CHAP VIII	187

SECT III	195

SECT IV	201

Of the Ancient Christian Writers	215

Of Pagan Writers	224

The Nature of a Various Reading	230

The Kinds of False Readings	249

DIFFICULTIES IN THE CIRCUMSTANCES	396

SECT II	405

CHAP V	417

SECT II	426

their Accomplishment	434

to Morality	442

Passages unreasonably severe	449

SEEMING CONTRADICTIONS TO HISTORY	451

Seeming Contradictions in Occasional References 457	457

Difficulties both in Reading and in Sense	465

Title	Institutes of Biblical Criticism; Or, Heads of the Course of Lectures on that Subject, Read in the University and King's College of Aberdeen
Author	Gilbert Gerard
Edition	2
Publisher	Archibald Constable & Company Edinburgh; and John Murray, ... London. By D. Willison, 1808
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	25 Sep 2007
Length	471 pages

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