VII.-XV.  ;  \WQsico\.X,  Historic  Faith,  Chaps.  V.-VII.,  IX.-XI. ;  Dale,  The
Atonement ;  Dix,  The  Sacramental  System,

BOOKS    OF   REFERENCE.
S.  Irenaeus,  Adv.  Httr,,  Books  III.  and  IV. ;  Anselm,  Cur  Dens  Homo  ;  S.
Cyril  of  Jerusalem,  Catecheses,  Chaps.  XI.-XXIII. ;  Irenaeus,  IV.,  17-18;
Tertullian,  De  Baptismo  et  De  Fenitentia  ;  S.  Chrysostom,  De  Sacerdotio  ;
S.  Augustine,  De  Natura  et  Gratia  ;  Oxenham,  Catholic  Doctrine  of  the
Atonement ;  Milligan,  The  Ascension  and  Heavenly  Friesthood  of  our  Lord ;
Gore.  Mission  of  the  Church,  The  Church  and  her  Ministry  ;  Wall,  Infant
Baptism;  Willis,  Sacrificial  Aspect  of  the  Eucharist ;  "iuMckodx.,  After  Death  ;
Pusey,  What  is  of  Faith  as  to  Everlasting  Punishment ;  Bethel,  Regenera-
tion ;  Cosin,  History  of  Trans ubstantiation ;  Knox,  Essays  ;  Medd,  The
One  Mediator,

General  Works  on  Dogmatic  Theology.  Martensen,  Christian  Dog-
matics;  Strong,  Manual  of  Theology ;  Mason,  Faith  of  the  Gospel;  Buel,


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Dogmatic  Theology  ;  Forbes,  Nicene  Creed  and  Explanation  of  the  Thirty-
nine  Articles  ;  Schaffy  Creeds  of  Christendom  ;  Shedd,  History  of  Christian
Doctrine  ;  Jackson,  The  Creed,

DEPARTMENT   OF   PASTORAL   THEOLOGY.
Junior  Class.
Lectures  on  Homiletics,  with  exercises  in  the  analysis  of  texts,  and  the
construction  of  sernionF.
TEXT-BOOK.
Bishop  Brooks's  Lectures  on  Preaching,

BOOKS    OF    REFERENCE.
Claude's  ^jj^jy  ;  Alexander  Vine t,  The  Theory  of  Preaching ;  Davies's
Papers  on  Preaching ;  Professor  J.  M.  Hoppin,  Office  and  Work  of  the
Christian  Ministry ;  Gresley's  Treatise  on  Preaching ;  Professor  D.  P.
Kidder's  Treatise  on  Homiletics,

Middle  Class.
Lectures  on  the  Pastoral  Epistles  and  on  the  Questions  in  the  Ordinal ;
Criticism  of  Sermons.
TEXT- BOOKS.
Parts  of  the  Fifth  Book  of  Hooker,

BOOKS    OF    REFERENCE.
