Elephants, 57
Elihu, genealogy, 42 n; speeches of, 68, 90 sqq.; their date, 42, 92; their style, 47, 92, 291 Eliphaz, his home, 15; the 'depositary of a revelation,' 17 Elohim, the sons of the, 14, 79, 81, 82, 151 Emerson, quoted, 160 Enoch, 297; Book of, 268 Epictetus, 234 n.
Epicureanism, in Koheleth, 240 sq., 252, 262 sq.
Epicurus, 222
Ethics, practical, relation to Hebrew Wisdom, 118 sq.; of the Proverbs, 135 sq.
Euergetes II. Physkon, 180
Ewald, his division of the Book of Proverbs, 134;
of the Praise of Wisdom, 162;
on the date of Proverbs, 190;
on Koheleth, 236 sqq.; and passim
Ezekiel (xiv. 14), 60
Ezra, why not mentioned in Sirach, 193 sq.
Family life, in Proverbs, 136
Farmers, Israelitish goodwill to, 136, 214
Faust, the Hebrew, 150
Fees, whether paid to the 'Wise Men,' 124 n.
Fénelon, 67
Friends, Job's, Emeers, 15;
representatives of orthodoxy, 17;
their narrowness, 30
Froude, J. A., quoted on Job xxvii., 95 n.
Gamaliel, 280
Geiger, on Koheleth, 238 sq.
Genesis, no protest against Idolatry in, 71;
opening chapters of, 6;
(xiv. 19-22), 160
Gilchrist, Life of Blake, 107
Ginsburg, Dr., on 'proportionate retribution' in Job, 69;
on Koheleth, 236;
on Eccles. (iii. 12), 210 n.; and passim
Gnostic myth of Achamoth, 161
God, name of, in Koheleth, 201, 217
Godet, 288
Grätz, on Koheleth, 244, 301
Grave, Job's, 60
Greek influence on Koheleth, 202, 241, 260 sqq.
Green, Prof., of Princeton, on Job, (xix. 25-27), 33, 34 n.; (xxvii.-xxviii.), 94 Gregory the Great, on 'Job,' 90 Hai Gaon, Rabbi, on 'Job,' 61 Harischandra compared to Job, 63 Harnack, quoted, 263 Harūn ar-Rashid, 131, 296 Hegesias Peisithanatos, 268 Heine, on 'Job,' 104 Hellenic movement in Palestine, 181 Hengstenberg, on 'Job,' 61; on Koheleth, 249 n.
Herder, on 'Job,' 295;
on Koheleth, 301
Hezekiah, the Song of, 88;
his supposed authorship of Proverbs xxv.-xxix., 142 sq.; his views on medical science, 191 Hillel, Rabbi, a copious fabulist, 128; the School of, on Koheleth, 280 Hitopadesa, quoted, 153 Hitzig, as a critic, 241 n.; on the arrangement of the Praise of Wisdom, 163; and passim
Hooker, 161, 162, 216 sq.
Hosea, parallels to 'Job' in, 87
Humboldt, A. von, 46
Humour, touches of, in 'Job,' 13, 14, 49, 109, 290;
in Proverbs, 148 n.; in Koheleth, 200, 216 Husbandmen, Israelite goodwill to, 136, 214 Ibn Ezra, opinion that 'Job' was a translation, 96 Ibycus, the cranes of, 222 Idealism, of the Prophets, 119 Immortality, the hope of, in Proverbs, 122 sq.; attitude of Koheleth to, 216, 251, 301 Inconsistencies in the Canonical Scriptures, 204 Indian, animal fables, 126 n.; proverbs, 129 Inspiration, view of, broadened by literary criticism, 7 Irving, Edward, 162 Isaiah, mythological allusions in, 78; parallels to 'Job' in, 84, 87; xxviii., 14, 120 n.
Israel, Job a type of, 58;
the word not in Proverbs, 119;
Koheleth indifferent to its religious primacy, 199
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