begin. Lastly, tlie apcis or cro\vning stone of the pyramid mas no other than tlie alliitypc o f tliat stone of stnml~litig~L I I I1.0c1iof offence, rejected by buiitlers rvl~o kr~ew not its trill:! nse, lu~t,il i t was finally placed as tile cl~ief stone pf t.he corner. IVheuce, ~iatrrually, ' \Yl~osoever sliall fall upon it ' -tliat is, upor1 the pj~rainitl religion -' shnil bo brol;el~; but on wllouisoever it shall fall, it will grin11 hi111to 1)owJer.' " I t R-onld recluire all tlie space

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... this number of SCIENCE t o print in fill1 array the evidence on which these coriclnsiotls nre rested. A t ex cry step the able nstronoruer royal of Scotl'~11d llas [Tot. TI., No. 40.