Volume VI., 201-203.

STUDY VI. Page references in first 1895 edition in parentheses.

THE JEWS.

1. THE NATIONAL NAMES:

H. Ewald: History of Israel, 1936 (1895).

A. P. Stanley: History of Jewish Church, 1936 (1895).

2. THE ORIGIN OF THE PEOPLE AND THEIR RACIAL CONNECTIONS:

George Adam Smith: Historical Geography of the Holy Land, 2964-2965 (2887-2888).

A. H. Sayce: Races of the Old Testament, 2963 (2886).

J. F. McCurdy: History, Prophecy, and the Monuments, 2963-2964 (2886-2887).

A. Lefèvre: Race and Language, 2971 (2804).

3. THE MIGRATION OF ABRAHAM (2200 B. C.):

E. A. W. Budge: Dwellers on the Nile, 1937 (1896).

E. Wilson: Egypt of the Past, 778 (751).

H. Ewald: History of Israel, 1937 (1896).

4. THE PRINCIPAL NATIONS WITH WHOM ISRAEL CAME IN CONTACT:

(a) The Canaanites.

A. H. Sayce: Fresh Light from the Monuments, 365 (355).

A. Kuenen: The Religion of Israel, 1936 (1895).

F. Lenormant: Ancient History of East, 2599 (2531).

(b) The Hittites.

A. H. Sayce: The Hittites, 1695 (1656).

Padre de Cara: Civilità Cattolica, 1845 (1805).

(c) The Amorites.

A. H. Sayce: The Hittites, 116 (109).

(d) The Moabites.

A. H. Sayce: Fresh Light from the Monuments, 2237 (2193).

(e) The Philistines.

F. W. Newman: History of the Hebrew Monarchy, 2598 (2530).

George Adam Smith: Historical Geography of the Holy Land, 2598 (2530).

5. THE SOJOURN OF ISRAEL IN EGYPT (1750-1300 B. C.):

H. Brugsch-Bey: Egypt under the Pharaohs, 779, 1937 (752, 1896).

E. A. W. Budge: Dwellers on the Nile, 1937 (1896).

E. Renan: The People of Israel, 1937-1938 (1896-1897).

G. Rawlinson: Ancient Egypt, 1937 (1896).

6. THE EXODUS AND THE SETTLEMENT IN CANAAN (1300-1230 B. C.):

E. Naville: The Store-City Pithom, 1938 (1897).

F. Lenormant: History of the East, 782 (755).

R. S. Poole: Ancient Egypt, 782 (755).

E. Naville: Route of the Exodus, 1938-1939 (1897-1898).

M. Duncker: History of Antiquity, 1939-1940 (1898-1899).

7. THE JUDGES (1250-1075 B. C.):

Dean Stanley: Lectures on Jewish Church, 1940 (1899).

S. Sharpe: History of the Hebrew Nation, 1940-1941 (1899-1900).

W. Robertson Smith: The Prophets of Israel, 1941 (1900).

Dean Stanley: Lectures on Jewish Church, 701 (678).

8. JERUSALEM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL:

T. Lewin: Jerusalem, 1921 (1880).

F. W. Newman: History of the Hebrew Monarchy, 1922 (1881).

Josephus: Antiquities, 1922 (1881).

L. von Ranke: Universal History, 1942 (1901).

9. THE SINGLE MONARCHY (1075-950 B. C.):

L. von Ranke: Universal History, 1941-1942 (1900-1901).

H. Graetz: History of the Jews, 1943 (1902).

E. Renan: The People of Israel, 1943-1944 (1902-1903).

H. Ewald; History of Israel, 3210 (3699).

10. THE DIVIDED KINGDOM; ISRAEL, JUDAH (950-730 B. C.):

Dean Stanley: Lectures on the Jewish Church, 1944 (1903).

W. Robertson Smith: The Prophets of Israel, 1945 (1904).

J. Wellhausen: History of Israel and Judah, 1945 (1904).

A. H. Sayce: LIFE AND TIMES OF ISAIAH, 1945 (1904).

Dean Stanley: Lectures on the Jewish Church, 1946 (1905).

11. SAMARIA, THE CAPITAL CITY OF ISRAEL:

Dean Stanley: Lectures on Jewish Church, 1944 (1903).

W. Robertson Smith: The Prophets of Israel, 1944 (1904).

H. Ewald: History of Israel, 2871 (2796).

H. Graetz: History of the Jews, 2871-2872 (2796-2797).

H. H. Milman: History of the Jews, 2872 (2797).

12. THE KINGDOM OF JUDAH (724-598 B. C.):

M. Arnold: Isaiah of Jerusalem, 1946 (1905).

J. Wellhausen: Israel and Judah, 1946 (1905).

S. R. Driver: Isaiah, 1946-1947 (1905-1906).

C. G. Montefiore: Lectures on Religion, 1947-1948 (1906-1907).

A. Kuenen: Religion of Israel, 1948 (1907).

J. Wellhausen: Israel and Judah, 1945 (1904).

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13. THE EXILE AND THE RESTORATION (598-332 B. C.):

H. H. Milman: History of the Jews, 1948-1949 (1907-1908).

A. Kuenen: Religion of Israel, 1949 (1908).

P. H. Hunter: After the Exile, 1949-1950 (1908-1909).

M. Duncker: History of Antiquity, 1950-1951 (1909-1910).

J. J. Döllinger: Gentile and Jew, 1952 (1911).

H. H. Milman: History of the Jews, 1952 (1911).

A. H. Sayce: Ancient Empires of the East, 2577 (2510).

A. H. Sayce: Introduction to Books of Ezra, etc., 2577-2578 (2510-2511).

14. THE GREEK DOMINION AND THE MACCABEAN WAR (332-340 B. C.):

J. P. Mahaffy: Story of Alexander’s Empire, 2102-2103 (2058-2059).

G. Rawlinson: Sixth Great Oriental Monarchy, 2960 (2883).

C. Thirlwall: History of Greece, 2960 (2883).

H. Ewald: History of Israel, 1953 (1912).

J. J. Döllinger: Gentile and Jew, 1954 (1913).

E. H. Palmer: History of Jewish Nation, 1954 (1913).

W. D. Morrison: Jews under Roman Rule, 1954-1955 (1913-1914).

J. H. Allen: Hebrew Men and Times, 1955 (1914).

T. Mommsen: History of Rome, 1956 (1915).

E. Schürer: History of Jewish People, 1957 (1916).

T. Keim: History of Jesus of Nazara, 1958 (1917).

E. Schürer, History of the Jewish People, 1677-1678 (1638-1639).

15. HEROD AND THE HERODIANS; ROMAN SUPREMACY (B. C. 40-A. D. 44):

T. Keim: History of Jesus of Nazara, 1958-1959 (1917-1918).

T. Mommsen: History of Rome, 1960 (1919).

H. H. Milman: History of the Jews, 1960 (1919).

16. THE BIRTH OF JESUS AND THE FALL OF JERUSALEM (B. C. 8-A. D. 70):

T. Keim: History of Jesus of Nazara, 1960-1961 (1919-1920).

E. de Pressensé: Jesus Christ, 1961-1962 (1920-1921).

C. Merivale: History of the Romans, 1962 (1921).

Besant and Palmer: Jerusalem, 1962-1963 (1921-1922).

H. H. Milman: History of the Jews, 1963 (1922).

"Nations that are fitted to play a part in universal history must die first that the world may live through them' A people must choose between the prolonged life, the tranquil and obscure destiny of one who lives for himself, and the troubled, stormy career of one who lives for humanity. The nation which revolves within its breast social and religious problems is always weak politically. Thus it was with the Jews, who in order to make the religious conquest of the world must needs disappear as a nation. They lost a material city; they opened the reign of the Spiritual Jerusalem." RENAN.

STUDY VII. Page references in first 1895 edition in parentheses.

EARLY HISTORY OF INDIA AND CHINA.

A. INDIA.

1. THE NAME, AND ORIGINAL INHABITANTS:

J. R. Seeley: The Expansion of England, 1739-1740 (1701).

H. G. Keene: History of Hindustan, 1740 (1701).

C. F. Keary: Dawn of History, 144-145 (137-138).

W. W. Hunter: History of Indian People, 1740-1741 (1701-1702).

See Maps of India, 1748 (1708).

2. THE ARYAN CONQUEST (B. C. 1500-1400 (?)):

M. Duncker: History of Antiquity, 1741-1742 (1702-1703).

M. Williams: Religious Life in India, 1742 (1703).

3. THE INVASION AND CONQUESTS OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT (B. C. 327-322):

J. T. Wheeler: History of India, 1742-1743 (1703-1704).

C. A. Fyffe: History of Greece, 2103 (2059).

G. Rawlinson: Sixth Great Oriental Monarchy, 2960 (2883).

4. THE SPREAD OF BUDDHISM (B. C. 312-):

M. Williams: Hinduism, 1743-1744 (1704-1705).

V. Smith: London Times,