Woe, cry denouncing it to the | Woman, represents Christ's true Church, 218. and the sealed ones, ib. Woman, the harlot Church, 429. called "Mystery," 431. A LIST OF New Works and New Editions, PUBLISHED BY ARTHUR HALL, VIRTUE & Co. 25, PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON. ALL THE WORKS IN THIS CATALOGUE MAY BE OBTAINED BY ORDER MR. BARTLETT'S NEW BOOK FOR CHRISTMAS. Published this Day. In super-royal 8vo, price 14s. cloth, gilt edges; or 26s. morocco elegant. FOOTSTEPS OF OUR LORD AND HIS APOSTLES, En Syria, Greece, and Italy. A SUCCESSION OF VISITS TO THE SCENES OF NEW TESTAMENT NARRATIVE. BY W. H. BARTLETT, AUTHOR OF WALKS ABOUT JERUSALEM," "FORTY DAYS IN THE DESERT," ETC. This Work contains Twenty-three beautiful Steel Engravings, with 250 pages of Letter-press, and several Woodcuts. ARTHUR HALL, VIRTUE & CO. 25, PATERNOSTER ROW. Recently published, in large 8vo. 16s. cloth gilt; or 28s. morocco elegant, GLEANINGS, ANTIQUARIAN AND PICTORIAL, ON THE OVERLAND ROUTE. 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