of drainage is superior to any known in Europe between that
day and the last century. Most wonderful of all is the art; two small
ivory figures of youths leaping, display a life and freedom nothing
short of marvellous."

_Evening Standard_

Harper's Library of Living Thought

_Now Ready_

Algernon Charles Swinburne
THREE PLAYS OF SHAKESPEARE

Leo Tolstoy
THE TEACHING OF JESUS

W. M. Flinders Petrie
PERSONAL RELIGION IN EGYPT BEFORE CHRISTIANITY

Sir Oliver Lodge, F.R.S.
THE ETHER OF SPACE. _Illustrated_

Prof. William Wrede (University of Breslau)
THE ORIGIN OF THE NEW TESTAMENT

Prof. C. H. Becker (Colonial Institute, Hamburg)
CHRISTIANITY AND ISLAM

Prof. Svante Arrhenius (Nobel Institute, Stockholm)
THE LIFE OF THE UNIVERSE. 2 vols. _Illustrated_

Prof. Arnold Meyer (University of Zurich)
JESUS OR PAUL?

Prof. D. A. Bertholet (University of Basle)
THE TRANSMIGRATION OF SOULS

Prof. Reinhold Seeberg (University of Berlin)
REVELATION AND INSPIRATION

Prof. Johannes Weiss (University of Heidelberg)
PAUL AND JESUS

Prof. Rudolf Eucken (University of Jena)
CHRISTIANITY AND THE NEW IDEALISM

Prof. P. Vinogradoff (Oxford University)
ROMAN LAW IN MEDIAEVAL EUROPE

Sir William Crookes, LL.D., F.R.S.
DIAMONDS. _Illustrated_

C. H. Hawes, M.A., and Harriet Boyd Hawes, M.A.
CRETE, THE FORERUNNER OF GREECE

Sir William A. Tilden. F.R.S.
THE ELEMENTS: SPECULATIONS AS TO THEIR NATURE AND ORIGIN

Prof. Ernest A. Gardner (University of London)
RELIGION AND ART IN ANCIENT GREECE

_Other volumes will be duly announced_
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_June, 1910_.
HARPER & BROTHERS
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