Disputers, that raised and deter-
mined questions out of the law.
Rabbies, or Doctors, Teachers of
Israel.

Libertines, Freed men of Rome,
who, being Jews or proselytes, had a
synagogue or oratory for themselves.
Gaulonites, or Galileans, who pre-
tended it unlawful to obey an hea-

11 Step-mother.
12 Wife's mother.
13 Daughter.
14 Wife's daughter.
15 Son's wife.
16 Sister.

17 Wife's sister.
18 Brother's wife.
19 Son's daughter.
20 Daughter's daughter.
21 Son's son's wife.
22 Daughter's son's wife.
23 Wife's son's daughter.
Herodians, who shaped their reli- 24 Wife's daughter's daughter.
gion to the times, and particularly 25 Brother's daughter.
flattered Herod.
26 Sister's daughter.
Epicureans, who placed all hap-27 Brother's son's wise.
piness in pleasure.

Officers under the Assyrian or then magistrate.
Persian Monarchs.
Tirshatha, or Governor, appointed
by the Kings of Assyria or Persia.
Heads of the Captivity, the chief of
each tribe or family, who exercised
a precarious government during the
captivity.

Under the Grecian Monarchs.

Superior Officers. Maccabees, the successors of Judas Maccabeus, high priests, who presided with kingly power.

Under the Roman Emperors. Presidents, or Governors, sent from Rome with imperial power. Tetrarchs, who had kingly power in four provinces.

Proconsuls, or Deputies of provinces.

Inferior Officers.

Publicans, or Tax-gatherers. Centurions, Captains of an hundred men..

Stoicks, who denied the liberty of the will, and pretended all events were determined by fatal necessity.

Simon Magus, author of the heresy of the Gnosticks, who taught that men, however vicious their practice was, should be saved by their knowledge.

Nicolaitanes, the disciples of Ni-
colas, one of the first seven deacons,
who taught the community of wives.

Nazarites, who under a vow ab-
stained from wine, &c.
Nazarenes, Jews professing Chri-
stianity.

Zelotes, Sicarii, or Murderers,
who, under pretence of the law,
thought themselves authorised to
commit any outrage.

Pharisees, Separatists, who, upon the opinion of their own godliness, despised all others.

Sadducees,who denied the resurrecEcclesiastical Officers or Sects tion of the dead, angels, and spirits.

Samaritans, mongrel professors, partly heathen and partly Jews, the offspring of the Assyrians sent to Samaria.

Apostles, Missionaries, or persons sent; they who were sent by our Saviour, from their number were called, The Twelve.

Bishops, Successors of the apostles in the government of the church.

Deacons, Officers chosen by the apostles to take care of the poor.

28 Sister's son's wife.

29 Wife's brother's daughter.
30 Wife's sister's daughter.

1A BIB, or Ni

A woman may not marry with her
GRANDFATHER.

2

Grandmother's husband.

3 Husband's grandfather.
4 Father's brother.

5 Mother's brother.

6 Father's sister's husband.
7 Mother's sister's husband.
8 Husband's father's brother.

9 Husband's mother's brother, 10 Father.

11 Step-father.

12 Husband's father.

13 Son.

14 Husband's son.

15 Daughter's husband.
16 Brother.

17 Husband's brother.

18 Sister's husband:

19 Son's son.

20 Daughter's son.

21 Son's daughter's husband.

22 Daughter's daughter's husband. 23 Husband's son's son.

24 Husband's daughter's son. 25 Brother's son.

26 Sister's son.

27 Brother's daughter's husband,
28 Sister's daughter's husband.
29 Husband's brother's son.
30 Husband's sister's son.

san, 1. Zif, or Ijar, 2. 3 Sivan, 3.

April.

April,

May.

SMays.

9 Chisleu, 9.

June.

S June,

4 Thamu, 4.
5 Ab, 5.
6 Elul, 6.

10 Tebeth, 10.

July.

SJuly,

11 Shebat, 11.

August.

SAugust,

12 Adar, or Ve

September.

adar, 12.

March.