Ecclesiasticus, 39f, 162, 205. Education, 149. Epitaphs, Greek, 89f. Farmer, 232. Fatalism, 278. Flattery, 125f. Fools, 129ff, 242. Forgiveness, 144, 268. Friendship, 142. Germany, 206, 217, 237. Ghetto, 209. Greek, City-State, 86ff. ---- philosophy, 95n, 159, 175f. _Hasidim_, 201. Hellenism, 84ff, 110, 196, 201f, 225. Heredity 65f. History, 21f, 43, 81, 194f, 214f. Honesty, 141, 143f, 153, 253f, 265, 273. Idealism, 213, 222. Individualism, 218f, 252. Jealousy, 141. Josephus, 98. Justice, 152, 258, 269. King, 152, 258. Labour, 116ff. Law of Moses, 38n, 104, 108, 110f, 198, 209. Mercy, 144f, 276. Miserliness, 122. Morality, 90, 94f, 153, 181, 183ff. Nationalism, 89, 94, 164, 174n. Oesterley, 151, 162, 168, 267 Old Testament, 249. Pindar, 229. Poseidonius, 96, 121. Pride, 123, 140, 143. Proverbs: Arabic, 23f; Chinese, 34; Egyptian, 166; English, 14-25, 179, 246; Greek, 25, 166; humanism of, 19f, 22, 162, 227, 280; Indian 51f; Italian and Spanish, 23f, 141; New Testament, 194, 212; numerical, 46ff; Scotch, 25; Rabbinic, 41, 49, 55, 206f, 218, 243, 247, 253, 259, 262; wandering of, 51f. Providence, 276ff. Ptolemy, 91, 97, 101, 103. Rabbis, 119. Receptivity, 142, 171, 266. Religion, 157f, 220f, 272. Ruskin, 30. Rutherford, Mark, 35. Scribe(s), 116f, 160, 198n. Seleucus, 91, 97. Sheol (see Death). Slander, 122f, 154. Slaves, 86, 150f. Sluggard, 127ff, 140, 242. Solomon, 37, 71f, 231, 243. Solon, 99, 189. Suffering, 187ff, 270, 275. Synagogues, 197f. Temperance (see Wine). Theophrastus, 126. Universalism, 108f, 111. Utilitarianism, 29, 167ff. Wealth, 119f, 154, 256f. Wine, 138, 153, 161, 184. Wisdom, Greek, 99, 106. ---- personified, 174f, 282. Wisdom of Solomon, 39, 175, 281. Woman, 146, 154, 186, 241f. Headley Brothers, 18, Devonshire Street, Bishopsgate, E.C.2.; and Ashford, Kent. “THE HUMANISM OF THE BIBLE” SERIES. Edited by Professor JOHN E. MCFADYEN, B.A. (Oxon), D.D. (United Free Church College, Glasgow), and D. RUSSELL SCOTT, M.A. (Late Pusey and Ellerton Hebrew Scholar in the University of Oxford.) Large Crown 8vo, Cloth Gilt. Price =3s. 6d.= net per Volume. The aim of the Series is to set forth the human experience that underlies, and is reflected in, the Bible. The doctrinal and theological treatment of the Bible has undoubtedly tended to obscure its transcendent human interest. This Series is an attempt to recover some of those ancient experiences and personalities which come to expression in the Bible, and to show how fascinating and relevant they are to the life of to-day. It seeks in a broad way to interpret the spirit of the Biblical books with which it deals, and to indicate their permanent human interest and worth. “If the series may be judged by its first volume it promises to fulfil admirably its purpose of making the Bible a more human book.”--_Glasgow Herald._