Catholic University Bulletin.

"Let there be progress, therefore; a widespread and eager
progress in every century and epoch, both of individuals and of
the general body, of every Christian and of the whole Church;
a progress in intelligence, knowledge and wisdom, but always
within their natural limits and without sacrifice of the identity
of Catholic teaching, feeling and opinion."-ST. VINCENT OF
LERINS, Commonit, c. 6.

VOLUME IV—1898.

PUBLISHED QUARTERLY BY

THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA,

WASHINGTON, D. C.

1898, Jan 28 Gift of

Nov 21

the University

II. THE SCIENCE OF BIBLIOGRAPHY AND SOME RECENT

BIBLIOGRAPHIES,

Thomas Bouquillon

III. THE SOUL IN THE SYSTEM OF ST. THOMAS,

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Edward A. Pace

V. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DIFFICULTIES IN BOTANY,

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3

37

62

Edward L. Greene

V. SOME ASPECTS OF AN AMERICAN ESSAYIST,

76

Maurice Francis Egan

Joseph McSorley

VI. THE CHRISTIAN IDEA OF JUSTICE AND EQUALITY,

MISCELLANEOUS STUDIES,

On the Pentateuch,

Unedited Articles of Austro-Veneto-Polish League (1683),

TAUNTON, The English Black Monks of St. Benedict; PIAT, La Personne

Humaine; COCONNIER, L'Hypnotisme Franc; WETTERSTRAND, Hypnotism and

Its Application to Practical Medicine; MANACÉINE, Sleep; Its Physiology, Path-

ology, Hygiene and Psychology; SHERWOOD, The Philosophic Basis of Economics.

[Entered at the Post-office at Washington as second-class matter.]