Letters of Certain Jews to Monsieur Voltaire, Containing an Apology for Their Own People, and for the Old Testament

H. Hooker, 1848 - 612 pages

OF	xi

The occasion and subject of the following letters	27

Critical Reflections on the first chapter of the seventh volume of M	33

From the Author of the Reflections to M Voltaire	53

PART FIRST	63

Arabs treaties	96

Answer to another objection on the same subject	114

defray the expense of the Tabernacle c	118

LETTER from Joseph BenJonathan to David Wincker	372

Amos criticism	393

Of Abrahams travels	401

Attica description	411

Asphaltos lake of saltnote	418

tice of this rite	451

Agag death	479

Of the Book of Proverbs	485

On the 24000 Israelites slaughtered for the Moabitish	133

Whether Bestiality was common among the Jews	156

Scope of this Second Part	171

Of Toleration among the Jews That the Jewish	190

Of Toleration under the Judges and Kings Explana	220

Concerning the number of women and cattle asserted	257

Of the Jewish Prophets The Critics objections answered	276

PART THIRD	311

Whether the Jewish law authorized and commanded	355

conduct of in Egypt	356

Greek	522

Continuation of arts and sciencesof the Hebrew	531

Angels names	533

Advice given and returned	545

Continuation of arts and sciencesof logic	548

Babel tower	554

Continuation of arts and sciencesof the art of cast	558

Continuation of arts and sciencesof chimistry	570

Table of passages of Scripture more or less illustrated in this work	591

Address to Scoffers	597

Titre	Letters of Certain Jews to Monsieur Voltaire, Containing an Apology for Their Own People, and for the Old Testament
Auteur	Antoine Guénée
Traduit par	Philip Le Fanu
Édition	3
Éditeur	H. Hooker, 1848
Original provenant de	l'Université de Virginie
Numérisé	17 févr. 2011
ISBN	060836603X, 9780608366036
Longueur	612 pages

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