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HARVARD THEOLOGICAL STUDIES I. THE COMPOSITION AND DATE OF ACTS. By Charles Cutler Torrey. 72 pages. 1916. (Out of print.) II. THE PAULINE IDEA OF FAITH IN ITS RELATION TO JEWISH AND HELLENISTIC RELIGION. By W. H. P. Hatch. 92 pages. 1917. (Out of print.) HI. EPHOD AND ARK. By William R. Arnold. 170 pages. 1917. (Out of print.) IV. THE GOSPEL MANUSCRIPTS OF THE GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. By C. C. Edmunds and W. H. P. Hatch. 68 pages. 1918. $1.25. V. MACARH ANECDOTA. By G. L. Marriott 48 pages. 1918. (Out of print.) VI. THE STYLE AND LITERARY METHOD OF LUKE. By Henry J. Cadbury. 205 pages. 1920. (Out of print.) VH. IS MARK A ROMAN GOSPEL? By B. W. Bacon. 106 pages. 1919. (Out of print.) VIH. THE DEFENSOR PACIS OF MARSIGLIO OF PADUA. By Ephraim Emerton. 81 pages. 1920. (Out of print.) IX. AN ANSWER TO JOHN ROBINSON OF LEYDEN BY A PURITAN FRIEND. Edited by Champlin Burrage. xiv, 94 pages. 1920. $2.00. X. THE RUSSIAN DISSENTERS. By F. C. Conybeare. 1921. (Out of print.) XL CATALOGUE OF THE GREEK MANUSCRIPTS IN THE LIBRARY OF THE MONASTERY OF VATOPEDI ON MT. ATHOS. By Sophro- nios Eustratiades and Arcadios. iv, 277 pages. 1924. (Out of print.) XU. CATALOGUE OF THE GREEK MANUSCRIPTS IN THE LIBRARY OF THE LAURA ON MOUNT ATHOS. By Spvridon, of the Laura, and Sophronios Eustratiades. 515 pages. 1925. (Out of print.) XJDU. A KEY TO THE COLLOQUIES OF ERASMUS. By Preserved Smith, vi, 62 pages. 1927. $1.50. XIV. THE SINGULAR PROBLEM OF THE EPISTLE TO THE GALA- TIANS. By James Hardy Ropes. 46 pages. 1929. (Out of print.) XV. SERAPION OF THMUIS: AGAINST THE MANICHEES. By Robert P. Casey, vi, 80 pages. 1931. (Out of print.) XVL THE TWO TREATISES OF SERVETUS ON THE TRINITY, now first translated into English. By Earl Morse Wilbur, D.D. zzxviii, 264 pages. 1932. $2.50. XVn. SDC COLLATIONS OF NEW TESTAMENT MANUSCRIPTS. Edited by Kirsopp Lake and Silva New. vi, 243 pages. 1932. $2.50. XVm. THE NORMAN ANONYMOUS OF 1100 A.D. TOWARD THE IDEN- TIFICATION AND EVALUATION OF THE SO-CALLED ANONY- MOUS OF YORK. By George Huntston Williams, xiv, 236 pages. 1951. $&50 XDC AN ESSAY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF LUTHER'S THOUGHT ON JUSTICE, LAW, AND SOCIETY. By F. Edward Cranz. xvi, 197 pages. 1958. $2.50. XX. THE OLD TESTAMENT OF THE EARLY CHURCH. By Albert C. Sundberg, Jr. z, 190 pages. 1964. $3.00. XXL A SACRED CALENDAR OF ELEUSIS. By Sterling Dow and Robert F. Healey, S.J. 58 pages. 1965. $2.00. Xm THE PROTO-SINAITIC INSCRIPTIONS AND THEIR DECIPHER- MENT. By William F. Albright. 45 pages. 1966. $2.00. XXHI. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HEBREW PUBLICATIONS ON THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS. By Michael Yizhar. To be published. Downloaded from https://www.cambridge.org/core. IP address: 170.106.40.219, on 02 Oct 2021 at 20:30:39, subject to the Cambridge Core terms PRINTEof use, availableD AT THat https://www.cambridge.org/core/termsE RARVARD UNIVERSITY PRINTIN. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0017816000009822G OFFICE CAMBRIDGE, MASS., U.S-A. Classic literature is always modern THE LOEB CLASSICAL LIBRARY HE great literature of the Greeks and Romans Thas remained alive throughout the centuries because of the deeply satisfying pleasure it has given to each new generation of readers. The Odyssey of Homer, the poems of Ovid, the philosophy of Plato, the adventures of Aeneas — these are old friends of the classroom. But many other books, by both familiar and less well-known authors, provide reading as stimulating today as it was two thousand years ago. The witty dialogues of Lucian, the brilliant comedies of Aristophanes, the travels of Strabo, and the botanical discoveries of Theo- phrastus, founder of modern botany, are only samples of the wide range of subjects included in the LOEB CLASSICAL LIBRARY of over 360 titles. In the LOEB CLASSICAL LIBRARY the original Greek or Latin text is printed on left-hand pages with a line-for-line translation on facing pages. Write for a descriptive catalogue. The price is uni- formly $4.00 a volume. HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS CAMBRIDGE 38 ' * 1 MASSACHUSETTS Downloaded from https://www.cambridge.org/core. IP address: 170.106.40.219, on 02 Oct 2021 at 20:30:39, subject to the Cambridge Core terms of use, available at https://www.cambridge.org/core/terms. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0017816000009822.