IN DIVINITY DELIVERED IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, BY JOHN HEY, D. D. AS NORRISIAN PROFESSOR; FROM 1780 TO 1795. SECOND EDITION. VOLUME THE SECOND. (FIRST PUBLISHED IN 1797: BY THE AUTHOR.) CAMBRIDGE: Printed by J. Smith, Printer to the University; AND SOLD BY MESSRS. RIVINGTON, ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD; PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON; CAMBRIDGE. 1822 ADVERTISEMENT PREFIXED TO THE SECOND VOLUME, IN THE FIRST EDITION. THE Author thinks it necessary to declare, that the patronage of the Syndics of the University Press was founded on their confidence in him, and not on a previous perusal of his manuscript. This declaration seems requisite, lest the Syndics should be considered as giving a sanction to some opinions advanced in the first thirteen Chapters of the third Book. ERRATA in VOL. II. P. 37. note e, read concessions" 41. 1. 24. for expressions? read expressions?) 80. 1, 7. for Κυριος read Κύριος 102. Sect. 12. 1.3. read kaτηxoúμevol 154. 1. 13. for were immoveable read refused 177. 1. 9. for depeer read deeper 299. notes, l. 9 and 10, read voσTáσeι and vπoσтáσEIS 300. 1.5. upwards of text, for nf read of 315. note i for Doctrina and, read Doctrina &c. 337. note C, read ἡ ἀσύγχυτος ἔνωσις 566. 1. 11. for throughly read thoroughly 370. for aons read aons: and so on to the end of this Article. LECTURES IN DIVINITY, Fe. BOOK III. OF RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES IN GENERAL. THE title of this Book must be understood as opposed to that of the fourth Book; "Of particular religious Societies:" as the particular Societies with which we are chiefly concerned, are Christian Societies, our general observations may sometimes relate only to such; and may set forth things which are common to them only. It is natural to use the enlarged expression, because Christian Societies have really many things in common with other religious Societies; though in strictness, no observation should be made under our Title which is not applicable to every religious Society whatsoever. VOL. II. A CHAP. |