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18 for In 1796 the first read In 1796 the firs, and in 1806 the second

In page 255, the writer, in mentioning the misfortunes of the Knights Templars observes, that they had the fairest trial.-Since this was written, two works have been seen by the writer,The Memoires sur les Templiers, par Ph. G. Paris, 1805, and Monumens Historiques relatifs a la condemnation des Chevaliers du Temple et a l'abolition de leurs ordre, Paris, 1813. These have convinced him, that nothing could be more unfair than the trial of the Knights, and that the tortures inflicted on them, and the promises held out to induce them to acknowledge their guilt, destroy entirely the aredibility of their confessions,-almost the only evidence brought against them.

HORÆ BIBLICÆ.

PART I.

CONTAINING, AN HISTORICAL AND LITERARY ACCOUNT OF THE ORIGINAL TEXT, EARLY VERSIONS, AND PRINTED EDITIONS OF THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT.