ements
stand-point standpoint
touch-stone touchstone
two-fold twofold
under-current undercurrent
wide-spread widespread

There are variations in the accents used on the following words:

coexistent coexistent
confreres confreres
Groeninger Groninger
Jesus Jesus
l'Eglise l'Eglise
reaewakening reawakening
Refutation Refutation
Religieuse Religieuse
religieuse religieuse
Remusat Remusat
Reville Reville
Revue Revue
Secretan Secretan
Theologie Theologie
Theologies Theologies
Venerable Venerable

The following words used an oe ligature in the original:

d'oeil
Koenen
Phoebus
Phoenician
prosopopoeia
soeur
Voetius (only in the Table of Contents)
Voetians (only in the Table of Contents)

The following corrections have been made to the text.

page xvii--Gibbon, 447, 448[original has 447, 447]

page 14--'Those who are generally termed Rationalists,'[ending
quote missing in original] says Dr. Bretschneider

page 16--Spinoza asserts that the '[original has double
quote]Israelites heard

page 38--Cracau put to death on the slightest
pretenses[original has pretences]

page 47--The headlong pen, too precipitate for
calligraphy[original has caligraphy]

page 77--Let the ministry be steadfast, and the masses will
never swerve."[original has missing ending quote]

page 152--Wolffian[original has Wolfian] philosophy

page 152--the intuitions[original has intuitons] of Reason

page 162--Wolffian[original has Wolfian] philosophy

page 163--glaring defect of his system[original has sytsem]

page 171--evening entertainments[original has entertaiments]
of Weimar

page 192--the narrator has a very imperfect knowledge[original
has knowedge]

page 245--Christ's communion with his living
disciples.[original is missing period]

page 254--nineteenth[original has nineteeth] century

page 261--Their opinions[original has opinons] concerning him
were already formed

page 263--climax of destructive criticism[original has
crititicism]

page 304--therefore he stands to-day[o