a seriousness and application to their subject may, be induced, and a stronger, if not a confirmed belief of revelation, finally extorted. If objects so great and desirable as these, can be obtained by such investigations, their utility is manifestly obvious and he, who by a work of this description, can so far interest his readers as to induce them to make further researches, which ultimately may confirm them in the belief and exercise of their religion, will derive a satisfaction which will amply re-pay the labour it may have cost him in its execution. od 972 2520gra: of 19 laong sto eto,tarburq o,h quizode ¿d and; With a view to elucidate the authenticity of the gospapel narratives, and to establish the divine character of Him whose actions and doctrines they record; the Authour of the following pages has endeavoured to prove, first, that the Evangelists themselves both lived and wrote at the periods assigned them by christian tradition: and secondly, that in the volume of Josephus, we have the ungarbled testimony of that eminent person. These particulars are briefly comprised in the Introduction: the occasion of the Jewish war and its continuance till the time of Titus, constitutes the first chapter of the work. The history and topography of the City and Temple, the second; and the prophecies, the fulfilment of which was appointed to precede the destruction, together with their accomplishment; form the subject of the third, The remaining chapters contain a detail of the various particulars of the siege with the predictions of the Prophets and of Christ introduced as notes, together with whatever observations the subject occasionally suggested; besides other circumstances in the History itself. The Earl of Caledon. Hon. Lady Cockerell, (2 copies.) C Mrs. Caldecot, Rugby Lodge, Warwickshire. G. Caldwell, Esq. Fellow and Tutor of Jesus College, Cambridge. Rev. T. Catton, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. H. Cazenove, Esq. 42, Broad Street. Rev. B. Chapman, M. A. President of Caius College, Cambridge. Rev. 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