theologians and biblical critics: distinctly marking them, who have taken different sides of a disputed point, and directing the attention of the student to that interpretation which seems to be best supported, and most generally received. In those collections which are already before the public, the heads of the respective arguments are given, and that without any regard to connexion and arrangement; so that the student is left in a maze of conflicting opinions, the merits of which can only be appreciated by a reference to the writers themselves. This defect has been severely felt and lamented, by young students more especially; who have not always either the leisure, or the means, to consult the numerous and expensive works, a digest of which, and not merely the outlines, the Analecta are intended to supply. 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