: De Tribus Impostoribus A. D. 1230: 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 by Briggs Sam

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Introduction 3 Bibliography 7 Dissertation 26 Letter of Frederic the Emperor, to Otho, the Illustrious 37

TREATISE.

God, of 38 Reasons which have caused mankind to create for themselves an Invisible Being which has been commonly called God 44 God, what is 52 Religions, what the word signifies, and how and why such a great number have been introduced in the world 56 Moses, of 62 Numa Pompilius, of 71 Jesus Christ, of 72 Jesus Christ, of the Policy of 75 Jesus Christ, of the Morals of 80 Jesus Christ, of the Divinity of 84

Mahomet 88 Truths, sensible and obvious 93 Soul, of the 96 Demons, of Spirits called 101 Appendicitis 107 Mahomet, Edition "En Suisse," 1793 107 De Tribus Impostoribus, Edition MDIIC 111 Cornell University 145 Translations of Latin in the Text 146 The Gentle Reader--Quixotism 149

ERRATA.

P. 5, 2d paragraph, 1st line, Werner should read Weller.

P. 12, line 5, sermonen should read sermonem.

Original Mss., A. D. 1716, Contains--

Weller's reprint, 1876, Edition, 1598 contains 5800 words Latin.

NOTES

The History of the Three Infamous Impostors of this Age.

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