64; Slavonic languages, 65;
characteristics of the upper
classes in Russia, 66; the
Russian peasant, 67; Russian
Bilini, 68; the boyars, 69;
the reforms of Peter the
Great, 70; modern Russian
literature, 71; Gogol, 72;
his Inspector-General, 73-6;
and Dead Souls, 76-7; Poush-
kin, 77-80; his Evjenie One-
guin, 79-80 ; importance

attached to literature by the
Russian people, 80
STEWART, Rev. H. F., The
Holiness of Pascal, 473
STRAYER, P. M., The Recon-
struction of the Church, 223
SWINSTEAD, Rev. J. H., Brought
to the Bishop, 469

TENDENCIES IN CHRISTOLOGY
[by the Rev. J. K. Mozley],
I sqq. Dr. Sanday's Christo-
logies Ancient and Modern,
2-4; Kaftan's definition of
Christology, 5; Ritschlian-
ism, 5-6; the orthodox
doctrine of Christ's Divinity
non-existent in German Pro-
testant theology, 6; conser-
vative character of English
theological thought, 7; the
Chalcedonian definition of
Christ's divinity, 8; five-fold
proof of the doctrine found
in the Gospels, 9; the witness
of the Fourth Gospel, 9; the
witness of Christ's power as
seen in His miracles, 10; the
argument from His super-
natural knowledge, II; from
His self-consciousness, 12;
and from His perfect holiness,
13; faith and the Gospel re-
cords, 14; Professor War-
field's warning as to current
Christological tendencies, 16;
his criticism of Dr. Sanday's
theory, 16-7 ; Mr. J. M.
Thompson's standpoint, 18;
articles in Foundations by
Mr. Temple and Dr. Rash-
ERRATUM.-Page 127 line 9: for

dall, 19; recent work by
Prof. Denney, Mr. Nolloth,
Dr. Forsyth, and Prof. Mac-
kintosh, 22; Kenoticist Chris-
tology, 23; Dr. Weston's
The One Christ, 25
THORNTON, L. S., Conduct and
the Supernatural, 467
TINDALL, Rev. G. A., Plain and
Practical Lessons for Con-
firmation Candidates, 469
TISSIER, Mgr. J., Consignes de
Guerre, 223

TROLLOPE, Right Rev. Dr. M.
N., The Church in Corea, 222
VICKERS, K. H., England in
the Late Middle Ages, 235

WATSON, Sir C. M., Fifty Years'
Work in the Holy Land, 442
WATSON, Rev. Dr. E. W., Life of
Bishop John Wordsworth, 481
WESTMINSTER ABBEY AND ST.
MARGARET'S [by Wilberforce
Jenkinson], 363 sqq.: com-
parative scarcity of references
in Sixteenth and Seventeenth
century literature, 363;
quotations from Norden,
Fuller and Stow, 364; from
Dugdale and Hardyng, 365;
from Keepe, 366–7; allusions
to Henry VII's Chapel, 367-9;
the See of Westminster, 369;
changes under the Tudors,
370-1; the Coronation Stone,
371; Coronation ceremonies,
372-4; seizure of the Regalia,
373; the right of Sanctuary,
375; the Abbey bells, 376;
burials, monuments, and epi-
taphs, 376-85; the cloisters,
385-6; Abp. Williams' library,
387; the Jerusalem Chamber,
ib.; Abbot's House, ib.; St.
Stephen's Chapel, 388-9; St.
Margaret's Church, 389-90
WILKINS, Rev. Dr. H. J., Was
John Wycliffe a Negligent
Pluralist? 233; John de
Trevisa, his Life and Work, 233
WILLIAMS, Rev. E. J. W., The
Age for Confirmation, 469
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