I have little to add to what I have written. To speak first of the title, I have desired to mention Jesus by the name which is hallowed by the New Testament and by history. My view of him is not bounded by his city, and I might perhaps have said, The history of the Lord, if I could endure confes sions at the corners of streets and on title-pages. But I have written Nazara, not because 'i would restrict him to his source, but because it does not befit a scientific work to be bound over to traditions.