- 1Preface
- 2Epigraph — Chapter I — Intention of the Present Argument
- 3Chapter II — Statement of the Case, as to the Authenticity of Ancie…
- 4Chapter III — The Date of Ancient Works, Inferred From the Quotatio…
- 5Chapter IV — The Antiquity and Genuineness of Ancient Books May Be…
- 6Chapter V — Ancient Methods of Writing, and the Materials of Books
- 7Chapter VI — Changes Introduced in the Course of Time in the Forms…
- 8Chapter VII — The Copyists; and the Principal Centres of the Copyin…
- 9Chapter VIII — Indications of the Survivance of Ancient Literature,…
- 10Chapter IX — The Revival of Learning in the Fourteenth Century
- 11Chapter X — Several Methods Available for Ascertaining the Credibil…
- 12Chapter XI — Exceptions to Which the Testimony of Historians, on Pa…
- 13Chapter XII — Confirmations of the Evidence of Ancient Historians,…
- 14Chapter XIII — General Principles, Applicable to Questions of the G…
- 15Chapter XIV — Relative Strength of the Evidence Which Supports the…
- 16Chapter XV — Illustrations of the Preceding Statements — A Morning…
- 17Chapter XVI — Facts Relating to the Conservation, and Late Recovery…
- 18Chapter XVII — The Process of Historic Evidence Exemplified in the…
- 19Chapter XVIII — Method of Arguing From the Genuineness, to the Auth…
- 20Chapter XIX — Examples of Imperfect Historical Evidence — Herodotus
- 21Chapter XX — Recent Explorations, Confirmatory of the Truth of Anci…
- 22Chapter XXI — Inferential Historic Materials
- 23Chapter XXII — The Modern Jerusalem — A Voucher for the Literature…
The Transmission of Ancient Books to Modern Times
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