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Armstrong, William Park

 
9781356326488: Syllabus for use in Connection With Lectures on Gospel History

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This Syllabus has been prepared for the use of students in Princeton Theological Seminary. It contains an outline of lectures on Gospel History and selected passages from patristic writers and other sources that illustrate a type of literature or elucidate subjects discussed in the lectures. The List of Books on pages vi-viii contains some of the more important texts (in good and inexpensive editions) and general works in English (including smaller handbooks) which have value for the critical study of Gospel History. The Syllabus is intended as a supplement to the usual methods of instruction by lectures, not as their substitute. Work on the Syllabus was begun in the late autumn of 1908 and the first pages were issued in December. Corrections or suggestions will be appreciated. Attention is called to List of Errata on page iv. Princeton, N. J., March 2, 1909.
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