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ABSTRACT PROF. JASTROW is chiefly known on this side of the Atlantic as an exponent of the ancient religion of the Euphrates valley. The work now before us exhibits its author not merely as

an Oriental scholar, but as a scholar of wide and original thought, of keen and sympathetic insight. It is a notable book in a series which has included many notable books. _The Study of

Religion_. By Morris Jastrow jun. Contemporary Science Series. Pp. xiv + 451. (London: Walter Scott, 1901.) Price 6_s_. Access through your institution Buy or subscribe This is a preview of

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