1693. This volume consists of several letters relative to: a vindication of Dr. Burnet's Archiologia; the 7th and 8th chapters of the same; of Mose's description of the original state of man; Dr. Burnet's appendix of the Brachmins religion; account of the Deist's religion; of the immortality of the soul; concerning the Arrians, Trinitarians and councils; that felicity consists in pleasure; of fate and fortune; of the original of the Jews; lawfulness of marrying two sisters successively; political account of the subversion of Judaism and original of the Millennium; of the auguries of the ancients; natural religion as opposed to divine revelation; that the soul is matter; and that the world is eternal. Due to the age and scarcity of the original we reproduced, some pages may be spotty, faded or difficult to read. Written in Old English.

1693. This volume consists of several letters relative to: a vindication of Dr. Burnet's Archiologia; the 7th and 8th chapters of the same; of Mose's description of the original state of man; Dr. Burnet's appendix of the Brachmins religion; account of the Deist's religion; of the immortality of the soul; concerning the Arrians, Trinitarians and councils; that felicity consists in pleasure; of fate and fortune; of the original of the Jews; lawfulness of marrying two sisters successively; political account of the subversion of Judaism and original of the Millennium; of the auguries of the ancients; natural religion as opposed to divine revelation; that the soul is matter; and that the world is eternal. Due to the age and scarcity of the original we reproduced, some pages may be spotty, faded or difficult to read. Written in Old English.

This volume consists of several letters relative to: a vindication of Dr. Burnet's Archiologia; the 7th and 8th chapters of the same; of Mose's description of the original state of man; Dr. Burnet's appendix of the Brachmins religion; account of the Deist's religion; of the immortality of the soul; concerning the Arrians, Trinitarians and councils; that felicity consists in pleasure; of fate and fortune; of the original of the Jews; lawfulness of marrying two sisters successively; political account of the subversion of Judaism and original of the Millennium; of the auguries of the ancients; natural religion as opposed to divine revelation; that the soul is matter; and that the world is eternal. Due to the age and scarcity of the original we reproduced, some pages may be spotty, faded or difficult to read. Written in Old English.