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LIST OF WRITERS.

INITIALS.

A. W. H.

C. E. TI.E. H.

E. C. H.L. II.

C. H.

H. S. H.

II.

II. J. H.J. II.

W. I.

W. J.

G. A. J.

D. R. J.W. J. J.

C. F. K.S. L.

L.

R. A. L.J. M. L.

NAMES.

The late Rev. Arthur West Haddan, B.D.,

Rector of Barton-on-the-Heath; Hon. Canon of Worcester;sometime Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford.

Rev. Charles Edward Hammond, M.A.,

Lecturer (late Fellow and Tutor) of Exeter College, Oxford.

Rev. Edwin Hatch, M.A.,

Vice-Principal of St. Mary Hall, Oxford.

Rev. Edwards Comerford Hawkins, M.A.,

Head Master of St. John’s Foundation School, Leatherhead.Rev. Lewis Hensley, M.A.,

Vicar of Hitchin, Herts; formerly Fellow of TrinityCollege, Cambridge.

Rev. Charles Hole, B.A.,

Lecturer in Ecclesiastical History at King’s College,London; formerly Rector of Loxbear.

Rev. Henry Scott Holland, M.A.,

Senior Student and Tutor of Christchurch, Oxford.

Rev. Fenton John Anthony IIort, D.D.,

Hulsean Professor of Divinity, Cambridge; Chaplainto the Bishop of Winchester.

Rev. Henry John Hotiiam, M.A.,

Vice-Master of Trinity College, Cambridge.

John Hullah, LL.D.,

Honorary Fellow of King’s College, London.

Rev. William Ince, D.D.,

Canon of Christ Church, Oxford; Regius Professor ofDivinity in the University of Oxford.

Rev. William Jackson, M.A., F.S.A., F.R.A.S.,

Formerly Fellow of Worcester College, Oxford; BamptonLecturer for 1875.

Rev. George Andrew Jacob, D.D.,

Formerly Head Master of Christ’s Hospital, London.

Rev. David Rice Jones.

Rev. William James Josling, M.A.,

Rector of Moulton, Suffolk; formerly Fellow of Christ’sCollege, Cambridge.

C. F. Keary,

Of the British Museum.

Rev. Stanley Leatiies, D.D.,

Professor of Hebrew in King’s College, London; Pre-bendary of St. Paul’s; Minister of St. Philip’s, RegentStreet.

Right Rev. Joseph Barber Lightfoot, D.D.,

Bishop of Durham.

Richard Adelbert Lirsius, D.D.,

Professor of Divinity in the University of Jena.

John Malcolm Ludlow,

Of Lincoln’s Inn,