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Title Page Dedication EDITOR’S PREFACE Table of Contents I - INTRODUCTION II - OF THE DIFFERENT RACES OF MEN III - OF THE ANTIQUITY OF NATIONS IV - OF THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE SOUL V - OF THE RELIGION OF THE FIRST MEN VI - OF THE CUSTOMS AND OPINIONS OF ALL THE ANCIENT NATIONS VII - OF SAVAGES VIII - OF AMERICA IX - OF THE THEOCRACY X - OF THE CHALDEANS XI - OF THE BABYLONIANS BECOME PERSIANS XII - OF SYRIA XIII - OF THE PHOENICIANS AND SANCHONIATON XIV - OF THE SCYTHIANS AND GOMERANS XV - OF ARABIA XVI - OF BRAM, ABRAM, OR ABRAHAM XVII - OF INDIA XVIII - OF CHINA XIX - OF EGYPT XX - OF THE LANGUAGE OF THE EGYPTIANS, AND THEIR SYMBOLS XXI - OF THE MONUMENTS OF THE EGYPTIANS XXII - OF THE EGYPTIAN RITES, AND CIRCUMCISION XXIII - OF THE MYSTERIES OF THE EGYPTIANS XXIV - OF THE GREEKS; OF THEIR ANCIENT DELUGES; OF THEIR ALPHABET, AND THEIR GENIUS XXV - OF THE GREEK LEGISLATORS, OF MINOS AND ORPHEUS, AND OF THE IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL XXVI - OF THE SECTS AMONGST THE GREEKS XXVII - OF ZALEUCUS, AND SOME OTHER LEGISLATORS XXVIII - OF BACCHUS XXIX - OF THE METAMORPHOSES AMONGST THE GREEKS, COLLECTED BY OVID XXX - OF IDOLATRY XXXI - OF ORACLES XXXII - OF THE SIBYLS AMONGST THE GREEKS, AND OF THEIR INFLUENCE UPON OTHER NATIONS XXXIII - OF MIRACLES XXXIV - OF THE TEMPLES XXXV - OF MAGIC XXXVI - OF HUMAN VICTIMS XXXVII - OF THE MYSTERIES OF ELEUSINIA CERES XXXVIII - OF THE JEWS, AT THE TIME THEY BEGAN TO BE KNOWN XXXIX - OF THE JEWS IN EGYPT XL - OF MOSES, CONSIDERED ONLY AS THE CHIEF OF A NATION XLI - OF THE JEWS AFTER MOSES, TILL THE TIME OF SAUL XLII - OF THE JEWS AFTER SAUL XLIII - OF THE JEWISH PROPHETS XLIV - OF THE PRAYERS OF THE JEWS XLV - OF JOSEPHUS, THE JEWISH HISTORIAN XLVI - OF A FALSEHOOD OF FLAVIAN JOSEPHUS, RELATING TO ALEXANDER AND THE JEWS XLVII - OF POPULAR PREJUDICE TO WHICH THE SACRED WRITERS HAVE DEIGNED TO CONFORM THROUGH CONDESCENSION XLVIII - OF ANGELS, GENII, AND DEVILS OF THE ANCIENT NATIONS, AND AMONGST THE JEWS XLIX - WHETHER THE JEWS TAUGHT OTHER NATIONS, OR WHETHER THEY WERE TAUGHT BY THEM L - OF THE ROMANS; THE BEGINNING OF THEIR EMPIRE AND THEIR RELIGION; THEIR TOLERATION LI - QUESTIONS UPON THE CONQUESTS OF THE ROMANS, AND THEIR DECAY LII - OF THE PEOPLE WHO WROTE HISTORY, AND OF THE FABLES OF THE FIRST HISTORIANS LIII - OF THE LEGISLATORS WHO HAVE SPOKEN IN THE NAME OF THE GODS Copyright Page Notes
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