[325] Kunsthalle, Karlsruhe. [326] Royal Gallery, Dresden. [327] National Gallery. [328] Museum, Berlin. [329] Vatican Gallery. [330] Capitoline Museum, Rome. [331] National Gallery. [332] “For as Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale’s belly; so shall the Son of Man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth” (Matt. xii. 40). [333] Vatican Museum. [334] Uffizi, Florence. [335] Uffizi. [336] Accademia, Florence. [337] Pitti. [338] Florence. [339] German Museum, Nüremburg. [340] Vatican Gallery. [341] _Ibid._ [342] Dr Anselm Salzer, O.S.B. _Die Sinnbilder und Beiworte Mariens in der deutschen Literatur und lateinischen Hymnenpoesie des Mittelalters_. [343] Mrs Henry Jenner, _Christian Symbolism_. [344] Vatican. [345] Belle Arti, Siena. [346] Town Museum, Solothurn. [347] Belle Arti, Siena. [348] Accademia, Venice. [349] Brera, Milan. [350] National Gallery, London. [351] Sermon on the Assumption of the Virgin. [352] Isaiah iv. 2. [353] Imperial Gallery, Vienna. [354] Town Museum, Bruges. [355] Dom di Bartolo d’Asciano. [356] II. Esdras II., 19. [357] II. Esdras II., 18. [358] Rat. Off. of Altars. [359] Ad. Nat., 2, 3. [360] Spiritual Grace. [361] Imperial Gallery, Vienna. [362] José Antolines, Alte Pinakothek, Munich. [363] Murillo, Prado, Madrid. JUST PUBLISHED =THE CHILDHOOD OF ART; or, The Ascent of Man.= A Sketch of the Vicissitudes of his Upward Struggle, based chiefly on the Relics of his Artistic Work in Prehistoric Times. By H. G. SPEARING, M.A., Queen’s College, Oxford. With 16 Plates in Colour and nearly 500 Illustrations in Black and White. Royal 8vo, =21/-= net. =BIBLE WAYS IN BIBLE LANDS: An Impression of Palestine.= By MAUDE M. HOLBACH, author of “Dalmatia, the Land where East meets West.” With Thirty-two beautiful Illustrations from Photographs taken by Otto Holbach. Crown 8vo, =5/-= net. This interesting volume records the author’s impressions of the Holy Land. She shows the unchangingness of the East, sketching for those who cannot visit Bible Lands the landscapes and the people, and describes the customs of everyday life that our Master drew upon to illustrate His spiritual teachings as they are to-day--that is, almost exactly as they were nineteen hundred years ago. The book makes a strong appeal to Bible students. =FRANCIA’S MASTERPIECE: An Essay on the Beginnings of the Immaculate Conception in Art.= By MONTGOMERY CARMICHAEL, author of “In Tuscany,” etc. With 10 Plates. Crown 8vo, =5/-= net. =THE FLORA OF THE SACRED NATIVITY: An Attempt at collecting the Legends and Ancient Dedications of Plants connected in Popular Tradition with the Life of Our Blessed Lord from His Nativity to the Flight into Egypt.= By ALFRED E. P. RAYMUND DOWLING, B.A., St John’s College, Oxford. Demy 8vo, =7/6= net.