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ART. I.—THE WRITINGS OF MR. T. W. ALLIES.

Twofold reason for present notice-Analysis of "Per
Crucem ad Lucem"-Steps in Mr. Allies' conversion
-Royal supremacy and jurisdiction-Analysis of
"The See of St. Peter"-Dr. Pusey's inconsistency-
The last thirty years of Anglicanism-Royal supre-
macy shown in Dr. Ryle's nomination-Character of
University training for Anglican Ministry.

nervous system bearing on miracles-Cases of sudden

natural cure-Comparison of these with cases at
Lourdes-Three crucial Lourdes cases.

English Province S. J.-Principal Caird's Philosophy
of Religion-Professor Caird's Philosophy of Kant-
O'Connor's Translation of Chérancé's St. Francis of
Assisi-Baildon's Spirit of Nature-Rev. R. Owen's
Sanctorale Catholicum-Le Cointe and Collins's Lives of
Père Eudes-Julien's Papes et Sultans-Lady Herbert's
Wayside Tales-Mémoire pour la défense des Congré-
gations Religieuses Burke's Historical Portraits-
Rev. T. E. Gibson's Crosby Records Canon
Cholmondeley's Passage of the Four гAP-Le Page
Renouf's Religion of Ancient Egypt-Capecelatro's Vita
di S. Filippo Neri-Father Galloghy's Armagh Cathedral
-Malone's Church History of Ireland-Dr. Kalisch's
Path and Goal-Cardinal Manning's Temporal Power of
the Pope-Mrs. Eckel's Maria Monk's Daughter.

THE

DUBLIN REVIEW.

JULY, 1880.

ART. I.-THE CHARACTER OF CICERO.

1. Cicero's Correspondence, arranged in Chronological Order; with a Revision of the Text, a Commentary and Introductory Essay on the Life of Cicero and the Style of his Letters. By R. Y. TYRRELL, M.A., Fellow of Trinity College, and Professor of Latin in the University of Dublin; Editor of the Baccha of Euripides. Vol. I. Dublin: Hodges, Foster and Figgis. London: Longmans. 1879. 2. The Life of Marcus Tullius Cicero. By WILLIAM FORSYTH,

M.A., Q.C. Second edition. London: J. Murray. 1867. 3. An Account of the Life and Letters of Cicero. Translated from the German of B. R. ABEKEN. Edited by CHARLES MERIVALE, B.D. London: Longmans. 1854.

4 The Letters of Cicero to Atticus. Book I., with Notes and an Essay on the Character of the Author. Edited by ALFRED PRETOR, M.A., Fellow of St. Catherine's College, Cambridge. Cambridge. 1873.

5. The Formation of Christendom. Part First. By T. W. ALLIES. London: Longmans. 1865.

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propose for discussion the character of Cicero after the world has been talking of him for more than twice the period he looked forward to, when anxiously anticipating the judgment of posterity, may seem, at least to readers who are content to live in ignorance of the past, a pedantic and oldfashioned amusement. For all that, it seems to have a new and real interest for some of the foremost minds of our age, as is plain from the list of authors and scholars which we place at the head of this Paper. In truth, if a review of a character so remarkable as that of Cicero fail to attract thinkers VOL. XXXV.-NO. I. [Third Series.]

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