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Calamities and Quarrels of Authors

Note 114 — CALAMITIES OF AUTHORS: (continued 4)

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Des Maiseaux frees Toland from this calumny, and hints at his own personal knowledge of the author—but he does not know what a foreign writer authenticates, that this blasphemous address to Bacchus is a parody of a prayer in the Roman ritual, written two centuries before by a very proper society of Pantheists, a club of drunkards!

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