The object of the PHILO-HEBRAIC SOCIETY is――as has been already stated at the head of the Prospectus――to promote the study of Hebrew literature more than has been ever done before, by reprinting the most valuable treatises and choicest works of the Hebrew sages, such as those of Saadia Gaon, Ben Gabriol, Samuel Nagid, Kimchi, Aben Ezra, Ralbag, Maimonides, Joseph Albo, Joseph Pinso, Luzzati Mendelssohn, Weizel, &c., &c., with translations of the same on opposite pages. The Society is formed on the principle of the Parker, Camden, and other similar Societies. Every Subscriber of One Guinea a year (Subscription to be paid in advance) will be entitled each year to two volumes, handsomely printed in octavo, and illustrated with prolegomena, biographies, and notes, by well-qualified editors. The Committee earnestly solicit the co-operation of the literary public, and would feel very much obliged for an early favour of the names of those who are interested in this important undertaking. Signed for the Committee, MOSES MARGOLIOUTH, _Honorary Secretary_. ⁂ The Editorial department will be conducted by the Revds. G. H. CARROLL, M. MARGOLIOUTH, and C. P. REICHEL. N.B.――All communications to be addressed to the REV. MOSES MARGOLIOUTH, Incumbent of Glasnevin, near Dublin. BY THE SAME AUTHOR. I. Just Published, price 7s. 6d., AN EXPOSITION OF THE FIFTY-THIRD CHAPTER OF ISAIAH; Being a Series of Six Lectures, preached in the Parish Church of Glasnevin. HATCHARD AND SON, London. W. CURRY, JUN. AND CO., Dublin. II. THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF MODERN JUDAISM INVESTIGATED; Together with a Memoir of the Author, and an Introduction; TO WHICH ARE APPENDED, A LIST OF THE SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN PRECEPTS, AND ADDRESSES TO JEWS AND CHRISTIANS. B. WERTHEIM, London. W. CURRY, JUN. AND CO., Dublin. III. Also, Price 2s., ISRAEL’S ORDINANCES EXAMINED; A REPLY to CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH’S Letter to the Right Rev. the Bishop of Jerusalem. B. WERTHEIM, London. W. CURRY, JUN. AND CO., Dublin.