“_This beautiful little volume will be found specially convenient as a pocket manual. The ‘Jacula Prudentum’ or proverbs, deserve to be more widely known than they are at present. In many copies of George Herbert’s writings these quaint sayings have been unfortunately omitted._”――ROCK. “_George Herbert is too much a household name to require any introduction. It will be sufficient to say that Messrs. Rivington have published a most compact and convenient edition of the poems and proverbs of this illustrious English divine._”――ENGLISH CHURCHMAN. “_An exceedingly pretty edition, the most attractive form we have yet seen from this delightful author, as a gift-book._”――UNION REVIEW. “_A very beautiful edition of the quaint old English bard. All lovers of the ‘Holy’ Herbert will be grateful to Messrs. Rivington for the care and pains they have bestowed in supplying them with this and withal convenient copy of poems so well known and so deservedly prized._”――LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW. “_A very tasteful little book, and will doubtless be acceptable to many._”――RECORD. “_We commend this little book heartily to our readers. It contains Herbert’s English poems and the ‘Jacula Prudentum,’ in a very neat volume which does much credit to the publishers; it will, we hope, meet with extensive circulation as a choice gift-book at a moderate price._”――CHRISTIAN OBSERVER. _NEW THEOLOGICAL DICTIONARY._ =DICTIONARY OF DOCTRINAL AND HISTORICAL THEOLOGY.= By various writers. Edited by the Rev. JOHN HENRY BLUNT, M.A., F.S.A. Editor of the Annotated Book of Common Prayer. Second Edition. _Complete in one volume of 833 pages, imperial 8vo (equal to six 8vo volumes of 400 pages each), and printed in large readable type, 42s. or half-bound in morocco, 52s. 6d._ 1. NATURE OF THE WORK. This Dictionary consists of a series of original Essays (alphabetically arranged, and 575 in number) on all the principal subjects connected with the Doctrines of the Christian Church. Some idea of the subjects, and of the length of the articles, may be formed from the following titles of those which occupy the work from page 700 to page 720. SIGN. SPINOZISM. SUFFRAGAN. SIMONY. SPIRIT. SUNDAY. SIN. SPIRIT, THE HOLY. SUPEREROGATION. SINAITIC CODEX. SPONSORS. SUPERNATURAL. SOCINIANISM. SUBDEACONS. SUPERSTITION. SOLIFIDIANISM. SUBLAPSARIANISM. SUPRALAPSARIANISM. SOUL. SUBSTANCE. SUPREMACY, PAPAL.