Four Volumes for a Guinea, payaUe in advance^ as in the case of the Ante-Nicene Series (24s. when not paid in advance).
MESSRS. CLARK have much pleasure in announcing the publication of the following Volumes of Translations of the Writings of St. Augustine, viz.: — First Year — THE 'City of God/ Two Volumes.
^Writings in connection ^with the Donatist CONTROVERSY. One Volume.
The Anti-Pelagian ^Works of St. Augustine. Vol. I.
The First Issue of Second Year — Treatises against Faustus the Manich><ean. One Volume.
They believe this will prove not the least valuable of their various Series, and no pains will be spared to make it so. The Editor has secured a most competent staff of Translators, and every care is being taken to secure not only accuracy, but elegance.
The Works of St. Augustine to be included in the Series are (in addi- tion to the above) — The Treatises on Christian Doctrine; the Trinity; the Harmon^' OF THE Evangelists; tlie Sermon on the Mount.
Also, the Lectures on the Gospel of St. John, the Confessions, a Selection from the Letters, the Ret[?actations, the Soliloquies, and Selections from the Practical Treatises.
All these works are of great importance, and few of them have yet appeared in an English dress. The Sermons and the Commentaries on THE Psalms having been already given by the Oxford Translators, it is not intended, at least in the first instance, to pubhsh them.
The Series will include a Life of St. Augustine, by Robert Rainy, D.D., Professor of Church History, New College, Edinburgh.
The Series will probably extend to about Eighteen Volumes. The Pub- lishers will be glad to receive Subscribers' names as early as possible.
It is understood that Subscribers are bound to take at least the books of the first two years. Each Volume will be sold separately at (on an average) 10s. 6d. each Volume.
T. and T. Claries Publications.
LANG E'S COMMENTARIES ON THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS.
Messrs. CLARK have now pleasure in intimating their arrangements, under the Editorship of Dr. Philip Schaff, for the Pubh cation of Translations of the Commentaries of Dr. Lange and his Collaborateurs on the Old and New Testaments.
There are now ready (in imperial 8vo, double column), COMMENTARY ON THE BOOK OF GENESIS, One Volume. COMMENTARY ON JOSHUA, JUDGES, AND RUTH, in One Volume.
COMMENTARY ON THE BOOKS OF KINGS, in One Volume. COMMENTARY ON THE PSALMS, in One Volume. COMMENTARY ON PROVERBS, ECCLESIASTES, AND THE SONG OF SOLOMON, in One Volume.
COMMENTARY ON JEREMIAH AND LAMENTATIONS, in One Volume.
Other Volumes on the Old Testament are in active preparation, and will be announced as soon as ready.
Messrs. Clark have already published, in the Foreign Theological Library, the Commentaries on St. Matthew, St. Mark, St. Luke, and the Acts of the Apostles, but they may be hiid uniform with this Series if desired.
They had resolved to issue that on St. John only in the imperial 8vo form; but at the request of many of their Subscribers they have published it (without Dr. Schaff's Additions) in Two Volumes, demy 8vo (uniform with the Foreign Theological Library), which will be supplied to Subscribers at 10s. 6d.
COMMENTARY ON THE GOSPEL OF ST. JOHN, in One Volume.
COMMENTARY ON THE EPISTLE OF ST. PAUL TO THE ROMANS. In One Volume.
COMMENTARY ON THE EPISTLES OF ST. PAUL TO THE CORINTHIANS. In One Volume.
COMMENTARY ON THE EPISTLES OF ST. PAUL TO THE GALATIANS, EPHESIANS, PHILIPPIANS, and COLOSSIANS. In One Volume.
COMMENTARY ON THE EPISTLES TO THE THESSA- LONIANS, TIMOTHY, TITUS, PHILEMON, and HEBREWS. In One Vol.
COMMENTARY ON THE EPISTLES OF JAMES, PETER, JOHN, and JUDE. In One Volume.
The New Testament is thus complete, with the exception of the Commentary on the Book of Revelation, which is in progress.
Each of the above volumes (six on the Old and nine on the New Testament) will be supplied to Subscribers to the Foreign Theological Library and Ante-Nicene Library, or to Purchasers of complete sets of Old Testament (so far as published), and of Epistles, at 15s. The price to others will be 21s. each volume.
T. and T. Clarlzs Publications.
Nev/ and Cheaper Edition of Lange's Life of Christ.
Just pnhlished^ in Four Volumes, Demy 8yo, price 22>s. (Subscription price\ THE LIFE OF THE LORD JESUS CHRIST: A COMPLETE CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF THE ORIGIN, CONTENTS, AND CONNECTION OF THE GOSPELS.
Translated from the German of J. P. Lange, D.D., Professor of Divinity in the University of Bonn. Edited, with additional notes, by the Rev. Marcus DODS, M.A.
EXTRACT FROM EDITOR'S PREFACE.
*The work of Dr. Lange, translated in the accompanying; volumes, liolds among books the honourable position of being the most complete Life of our Lord. Tliere are other woi-ks which more thoroughly investigate the authenticity of the Gospel records, some which more satisfactorily discuss the chronological difficulties involved in thid most im- portant of histories, and some which present a more formal and elaborate pxegetical treatment of the sources; but there is no single work in which all these branches are so fully attended to, or in which so much matter bearing on the main subject is brought togeiher, or on which so many points are elucidated. The immediate object of this com- prehensive and masterly work was to refute those views of the Life of our Lord which had been propagated by Negative Criticism, and to substitute that authentic and con- sistent history which a truly scientific and enlightened criticism educes from the Gospels.'
'We have arrived at a most favourable conclusion regarding the importance and ability of this work — the former depending upon the present condition of theological criticism, the latter on the wide range of the work itself; the singularly dispassionate judgment of the author, as well as his pious, reverential, and erudite tieatment of a subject inex- pressibly holy..."We have great pleasure in recommending this work to our readers. We are convinced of its value and enormous range.' — Irish Ecclesiastical Gazette.
THE COMMENTARIES, ETC, OF JOHN CALVIN, IN 48 VOLUMES, DEMY 8vo.
Messrs. CLARK beg respectfully to announce that the whole Stock and Copyrights of the WORKS OF CALVIN, published by the Calvin Translation Society, are now theii*. property, and that this valuable Series is now issued by them on the following very favourable terms: — Complete Sets of Commentaries, etc., 45 vols., £7, 17s. Gd.
A Selection of Six Volumes (or more at the same proportion) for 21s.; with the excep- tion of Psalms, vol. 5; and Habakkuk. Any Separate Volume, 6s.
The Contents of the Series are as follow: — Tracts on the Reformation, 3 vols. Commentary on Genesis, 2 vols. Harmony of the last Four Books of the Pentateucli, 4 vols. Commentaiy on Joshua, 1 vol. /r on the Psalms, 5 vols. jr on Isaiah, 4 vols.
jr on Jeremiah and Lamentations, 5 vols. /r on Ezekiel, 2 vols. /r on Daniel, 2 vols. /r on Hosea, 1 vol. -r on Joel, Amos, and Obadiah, 1 vol. /r on Jonah, Micah, and Nahum, 1 vol. jr on Habakkuk, Zephaniah, and Haggai, 1 voL Commentary on Zeehariah and Malachi, 1 vol. Harmony of the Synoptical Evangelists, 3 vols. Commentary on John's Gospel, 2 vols, -r on Acts of the A postles, 2 vols. f on Romans, 1 vol. >^ on Corinthians, 2 vols, -r on Galatians and Ephesians, 1 vol. AT on Philij)pians, Colossians, and Thessalonians, I vol. ^ on Timothy, Titus, and Philemon, 1 vol. -r on Hebrews, 1 vol. f on Peter, John, James, and Jude, 1 vol.
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