The elements of logic

Front matter

Glass Etc

Book S

THE ELEMENTS

Contents

ART, Page

1. The mind acquires ideas, Jirst, by Sensation; secondly, by Reflection 1

2. Though the mind has no innate ideas, yet it has some which may be said to be connatural ib.

Introduction

TO me gtuirg

OF THE

HOLY SCRIPTURES.

BY THE

FELLOW OF ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE.

CAMBRIDGE:

PRINTED BY JOHN SMITH,

Printer to the University.

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This Introduction to the Study of the Holy Scriptures .has been prepared for the use of the Students of St. John's College, and is intended to occupy them only for a small part of one Term, during which other subjects require their attention, I have thought it necessary therefore to confine it within narrow limits, from regard to the purpose for which it is designed.

In the course of the work, references have been made to the Authors from whom the materials of it have been chiefly derived. Recourse may be had to them for further information, on subjects which the nature of my design has obliged me to treat with great brevity.

CONTENTS.

I. A Summary of the Principal Events in the Jewish

History 1

II. On the Forms of Government and Administration

of Justice among the Jews 22

III. On the Sects and other Orders of Men among the Jews 32

IV. On the Jewish Priesthood 44

V. On the Jewish Sacrifices 54

VI. On the Jewish Festivals 62

VII. On the Places accounted Holy among the Jews 76