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488, and Horsa, d. 455. Brothers, leaders of the JUTES (q.v.), who came to England 449 on invitation of King Vortigern to drive out the Picts and Scots. See KENT. Hengstenberg, ERNST WILHELM, D.D., 1802-1869. German Luther an, intense opponent of rationalism and republicanism; Prof. Berlin from 1828; ed. Kirchenzeitung from 1827. IMG:content-0551.jpg:[blocks in formation] His works carried much weight in England and the U. S. Christ ology of O. T. , 1829-35, tr. 1854-58; Introduction to O. T., 1831-39, tr. 1847-48; Commentaries on the Psalms, Ecclesiastes. Ezekiel, and St. John; Kingdom of God in O. T. , 1869-71, tr. 1871-72.