De Tribus Impostoribus, A. D. 1230
- Subtitle
- The Three Impostors Translated (with notes and comments) from a French manuscript of the work written in the year 1716, with a dissertation on the original treatise and a bibliography of the various editions
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1. Front matter2. AN INDEX EXPURGATORIUS.3. INTRODUCTION.4. BIBLIOGRAPHY.5. DISSERTATION ON THE BOOK OF THE THREE IMPOSTORS.6. TREATISE OF THE THREE IMPOSTORS.17. CHAPTER I. Of God.8. CHAPTER II. Reasons which have caused mankind to Create for themselves an Invisible Being which has been commonly Called God.9. CHAPTER III. What God Is.10. CHAPTER IV. What the word Religion signifies, and how and why such a great number have been introduced in the world.11. CHAPTER V. Of Moses.12. CHAPTER VI. Of Numa Pompilius.13. CHAPTER VII. Of Jesus Christ.14. CHAPTER VIII. Of the Policy of Jesus Christ.15. CHAPTER IX. Of the Morals of Jesus Christ.16. CHAPTER X. Of the Divinity of Jesus Christ.17. CHAPTER XI. Of Mahomet.18. SENSIBLE AND OBVIOUS TRUTHS.19. OF THE SOUL.20. OF SPIRITS WHICH ARE CALLED DEMONS.21. A DISEASE COMMON TO NEARLY ALL WORKS OF THIS CHARACTER, AND WHICH CONDITION IS PAST ALL SURGERY.22. A LITERAL TRANSLATION23. CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY.24. TRANSLATIONS OF LATIN FOUND IN THE TEXT.25. QUIXOTISM.26. ERRATA.27. INDEX TO NAMES.28. INDEX TO PLACES.29. Colophon