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John McClintock & James Strong • SECTION 2

Section 2

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The literature of the subjects treated has been a special object of care. Our aim has been to give the names. of the most important works, both old and new; but we have especially sought, in view of the wants of the majority of those who will proba- bly use this Cyclopaedia, to refer, on all essential points, to accessible books, which ordinary students, seeking to enlarge their knowledge, would be likely to fall in with or could readily obtain. It would have been easy to enlarge the lists of books by emptying the works on Bibliography into them, but we have preferred the more la- borious, and, we trust, the more satisfactory plan of discrimination and selection.

One of the greatest difficulties of such a task as this is the adjustment of the relative length of the articles. We have sought to keep in mind the relative importance and interest of the various topics as the only safe guide in this respect. Long articles are given on certain of the more important subjects; but we have never sacrificed to this end our chief purpose, viz., to give as complete a vocabulary as possible of all the branches of theological science. This is what, according to our riew,is mosl wanted in a Dictionary. No essay, however elaborate, in a Cyclopaedia,

can satisfy the wants' of the student who seeks to master any special topic; he will and mas! go beyond the Dictionary to its sources. But students, and even theologi- ans, are in constant need of accurate information upon minor points; and upon all these we have sought to give, in all cases, statements that may be relied upon.

If the work shall he found, in actual use, to have gathered into a convenient and char summary the mass of knowledge accumulated in its several departments, and shall likewise Berve, to some extent at least, to advance the cause of sacred truth, it will have nut the expectations of the authors, who have expended upon it many years of earnest toil and solicitude.

LIST OF WOOD-CUTS IN VOL. I

English Abbess Pag3

English Abbot

Coin of Abila-Leucas

Coin of Abila-Claudiopolis

Vessels for Ablution

Roman Standards

Gnostic Gem

Absalom's Tomb

Akker-kuf

Map of Acre

Coins of Accho

Roman Dinner-bed

Family Eating-couch

Kissing the Hand

Coin of Adramyttium

Map of Africa

Rabbinical Planting

Jewish Corn-field

Oriental Hoeing

Syrian Ploughing

Egyptians Planting

Egyptian Ploughing

Egyptians Hoeing

Egyptians Sowing

Field in Clumps

Treading in Grain :

Harvest-scene

Gathering Wheat

Binding up Wheat

Jewish Grain-field

Egyptian Reapers

Treading out Grain

Egyptian Threshing-floor

Egyptian Threshing-machine

Egyptian Winnowing

Coin of Agrippa I

Coin of Agrippa II

Aisle in Melrose Abbey

Alabaster Vessels

The Alb

Badge of Alcantara

Coin of Alexander the Great

Coin of Alexander's Successor

Coin of Alexander Balas

Coin of Alexander Zebina

Coin of Alexander Jannseus

Medal of Alexander VI

Map of Alexandria

Alexandrian Ship

Specim 'ii of Codex A lexandrinus . . .

Map of Algeria

Almond-tree

Almond Branch

Sandal-tree

Eagle-wood

Aloe Socotrina

Forms of Alpha

Christian Monograms

Derivation of Alphabets

Druidical Circle

Druidical Cromlech

Druidical Cairn

Persian Fire-altar

Egyptian Altar of bloody Offerings.

Egyptian Altar of Burnt-offering . . .

Gi se -ii- I Egyptian Altar of Incense . . .

Altars on 1 ligh-places

Altars on Roman Coins

Various Heathen Altars

Forms of the Altar of Burnt-offering.

Jewish Altar of Incense

Various Oriental Altars

Amber containing Flies

Ambo in St. Clement's

Map of North America

Map of South America c

Image of Amnion ,

Coins of Amphipolis ,

Amphora

Oriental Amulets

Egyptian Ear-rings

Cabalistic Amulet ,

Ancient Anchor

Ancient Galley

Egyptians Angling

of the " Durham Book" . .

0 Animal Worship Page

6'Anetlmm Graveolens

17 ! Pimpinella A n isum

17 Oriental Anklets

22 " Love-knot" Star

25 Badge of Annunciada

34| Anointing a King

30 Perfuming a Guest

42 1 Anointing a Statue

45 Indian Ant

45 Brown Ant

47 Hills of Termites

4S White Antelope

79 1 Nubian Antelope

81 Pygarg Antelope

95 Map of Antioch

108 Coins of Antioch in Syria

Ins (rate of St. Paul

109 Emblem of Antioch in Pisidia

109 Coin of Antioch in Pisidia

109 ( Join of Antiochus Theos

109 Coin of Antiochus the Great

110 Coin of Antiochus Epiphanes

110 Tetradrachm of Antiochus Epiphanes

110 Coin of Antiochus Eupator

111 Coin of Antiochus Dionysus . •.

Ill Coin of Antiochus Sidetes

111 Coin of Antiochus Grypus

112 Coin of Antiochus Cyzicenus

112 Coin of Antiochus Eusebes

112 < ^oin of Antiochus Epiphanes II

112 Coin of Antiochus Callinicus

112 Coin of Antiochus of Commagene. . .

113 Coin of Herod Antipas

US Coin with Bust of Antonia

114 Coin of L. and M. Antony

114 Coin of Antony at Antioch

l'JO Coin of Antony as Bacchant

129 Image of A nubia

1 30 Vulcan at the Forge

135 Medal of Apamea Cibotus

139 Monkey on the Prsenestine Tablet . .

140 Baboons on the Egyptian Monuments

141 Monkeys on the Assyrian Monuments

141 Figure of Apis

141 Mummied Bull

145 Apothecary Shop

150 Arab of the Desert

151 Inhabitants of Nablous

155 Levantine Costumes

1C0 Mountaineer of Lebanon

170 Female of Lebanon

170 Apple of Sodom

173 Apse at Dalmeny

174 Map of Arabia

174 Bedouin Arabs

175 Mount Ararat

175 Norman Arcade

175 Arched Door-ways

17S Arched Ceiling

178 Stone Arch

178 Arched Roof

17s Arched Drain

17S Arched Wall

179 Arch of Titus

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