If a student wishes to progress happily in his scholarly work, he must have some books,

I.

On Languages,

as follows

I. On the German Language,

for which serve

Several German grammars,
On the principles of the German language, in speaking and writing,
Barenii, Bödickeri, Buschii, Charmyntis, Claji, Dunckelbergs, Großgebauers, M. H. thorough introduction to German orthography, Leopold l' art de parler Alemand The art of speaking German, Par. 1698. 8. Kindermanns, Morhofs instruction on the German language, Overheidens art of writing, Ritteri, Spatens, Iglanders, Volckens.

The Lexica

Schottelii, and Spatens.

Some authors for reading,

A. For a student of theology,
The sermons and other German writings of theologians, such as
Adami, Albrechts, Arnds, Baulers, Carpzovii, Dannhauers, Dilherrs, Ermischens, Geiers, Gerhards, Gerlachs, Griebners, Großgebauers, Herbergers, Herrmanns, Lassenii, Löschers, Lutheri, Matthesii, Mayers, Mayfarti, Misanders, Heinr. Müllers, Casp. Neumanns, Neumeisters, Pfeiffers, Riemers, Schimmers, Joh. and Sebast. Schmids, Scrivers, Speners, Sperlings.

B. For a student of politics,
Großers, Gryphii, Hoffmannswaldau, Langens,