The World's Greatest Books — Volume 13 — Religion and PhilosophyVOL. XIIIReading editionChapter navigation52 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…THE WORLD'S GREATEST BOOKSVOL. XIIIIntroductory materialTHE APOCRYPHAThe City of GodThe Saints' Everlasting RestBOOK OF THE DEADBOOKS OF BRAHMANISMOutline of the EpicReligio MediciInstitution of the Christian ReligionAids to ReflectionThe Lun Yu, or Sayings of ConfuciusTa-Hsio, or Teaching for AdultsChung Yung, or Doctrine of the MeanThe Works of MenciusThe Existence of GodThe Authority of ScriptureThe Philosophy of ReligionThe Vedanta SutrasBook I.--Brahman, the Sum and Substance of EverythingBook II.--Objections to Vedantic Doctrines Stated and RefutedBook III.--Of the Soul and its Summum BonumThe Imitation of ChristTHE KORANApologia Pro Vitâ SuaThe Age of ReasonLetters to a ProvincialSome Fruits of SolitudeLife of JesusHeaven and HellTHE TALMUDZend AvestaThe Ethics of AristotleHis Discourses with HimselfBook IBook IIBook IIIBook IVBook VBook VIBook VIIBook VIIIBook IXBook XBook XIBook XIIThe Advancement of LearningPrinciples of Human KnowledgeDiscourse on MethodNatureDiscourses and EncheiridionPrevious chapter ←THE WORLD'S GREATEST BOOKSNext chapter →Volume 13 — Introductory materialAll chapters and sections (52)Other sectionsTHE WORLD'S GREATEST BOOKSSections13Volume 13 · Opening pagesIntroductory materialVolume 13 · Other sectionsTHE APOCRYPHAThe City of GodThe Saints' Everlasting RestBOOK OF THE DEADBOOKS OF BRAHMANISMOutline of the EpicReligio MediciInstitution of the Christian ReligionAids to ReflectionThe Lun Yu, or Sayings of ConfuciusTa-Hsio, or Teaching for AdultsChung Yung, or Doctrine of the MeanThe Works of MenciusThe Existence of GodThe Authority of ScriptureThe Philosophy of ReligionThe Vedanta SutrasVolume 13 / Book 1 · Books1Volume 13 / Book 2 · Books2Volume 13 / Book 3 · Books3Volume 13 / Book 3 · Other sectionsThe Imitation of ChristTHE KORANApologia Pro Vitâ SuaThe Age of ReasonLetters to a ProvincialSome Fruits of SolitudeLife of JesusHeaven and HellTHE TALMUDZend AvestaThe Ethics of AristotleHis Discourses with HimselfVolume 13 / Book 1 · Books1Volume 13 / Book 2 · Books2Volume 13 / Book 3 · Books3Volume 13 / Book 4 · Books4Volume 13 / Book 5 · Books5Volume 13 / Book 6 · Books6Volume 13 / Book 7 · Books7Volume 13 / Book 8 · Books8Volume 13 / Book 9 · Books9Volume 13 / Book 10 · Books10Volume 13 / Book 11 · Books11Volume 13 / Book 12 · Books12Volume 13 / Book 12 · Other sectionsThe Advancement of LearningPrinciples of Human KnowledgeDiscourse on MethodNatureDiscourses and EncheiridionRELIGIONPHILOSOPHYMCMX—MCKINLAY, STOKE & MACKEKZU◇← THE WORLD'S GREATEST BOOKSIntroductory material →