THE STREAM OF TIME. BY F. J. POST. NOTE. 1831. This work is only complete as it regards Europe. It is intended to shew at one glance, by diagonal lines, the past and present inhabitants, and the rise and fall of the several kingdoms of Europe. -ED. MATHEMATICS, IN FOUR VOLS. GEOMETRY, ARITHMETIC, ALGEBRA, ARCHITECTURE. EACH COMPLETE IN FOUR PARTS. EDITOR-F. J. POST. -- ISLINGTON, 1831. Authors. Bonnycastle, Darley, Joyce, Society for Diffusion of Knowledge, Millard, Fenning, Hunt, Lord Napier, John Hodgkin, Hutton: including Observations, never before published, by F. J. P. - NOTE. Only a small part of this great project appears to have been proceeded with.--ED. A SHORT ATTEMPT TO DESCRIBE THE PRINCIPLES UPON WHICH THE PRINCIPAL BALANCES NOW IN USE ARE CONSTRUCTED, FROM KATER, AND OTHERS: WITH EXPLANATORY REMARKS BY F. J. POST. ISLINGTON, 1831. NOTE. Then follows a description of Salter's balance, the steelyard, and the common scales, with a drawing of each. --ED. GENEALOGICAL TABLE OF ROYAL FAMILIES. 10 mo. 2d, 1831. NOTE.-These tables begin with Malcolm III. of Scotland, and by a graduated scale connect his successors, by name, down to the junction of the two kingdoms of England and Scotland, under James I. France commences at Hugh Capet, and by the same method is continued down to the present king, Louis Philippe. The several dynasties are shewn, and a number attached to the name of each king. At the bottom of the table it is added, "Between No. 33 and No. 34 is the usurper Buonaparte."- ED. SELECTIONS FROM DIFFERENT VERSIONS AND COMMENTARIES UPON JOHN XIV. 6. COMPILED BY F. J. POST. 10 mo. 26th, 1831. From "The Byble, in English, of the largest Volume. Revised by the Bishops of Durham and Rochester, 1541."-"I am the way, and the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father but by me." From the Paraphrase of Erasmus, 1548."I am the way, the truth, and the life: I do go again to my Father, and only to open to all folk the way to him." From Beza's Testament, Englished by L. Tomson, 1596.-" I am that way, and that truth, and that life no man cometh unto the Father but by me." : From King James's Version, 1676. 1821."Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father but by me." From "Novum Jesu Christi Testamentum, a Sebastiano Castalione. Latine redditum, 1756."— Ego sum via, et veritas, et vita: nemo ad Patrem venit, nisi per me.' 66 A translation of the above, by F. J. Post, 1831.—I am the way, and the truth, and the life; for no one can come to the Father but by me. From "Le Saint Evangile de notre Seigneur Jesus Christ, selon St. Jean, 1828."—"Je suis le chemin, la vérité, et la vie : personne ne vient au Père que par moi." From a translation of the above, by Hamilton, 1828." I am the way, the truth, and the life: nobody comes to the Father but by me." From "Wirgman's Divarication, 1830.”—“ I am the way, the truth, and the life; and no one can enter the kingdom of God but through me.” AN HISTORICAL TABLE OF THE BOOKS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT, EXHIBITING WHEN, WHERE, AND BY WHOM THEY WERE WRITTEN. BY F. J. POST. 1831. PREFACE. This tract is compiled from the writings of, 1st. Dr. Nathaniel Lardner, a learned Dissenter, who was born at Hawkhurst, in Kent, 1684, and died at his native place in 1768. His life has been written by Dr. Kippis, and prefixed to an edition of his works, to which we refer the reader. The work we have mostly made use of, is his " Credibility of the Gospel History," an |