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Title page COPYRIGHT The Books Essay on Conics (1639)

CONTENTS “ESSAY POUR LES CONIQUES” ESSAY ON CONICS

The Provincial Letters (1657)

CONTENTS LETTER I LETTER II REPLY OF THE “PROVINCIAL” TO THE FIRST TWO LETTERS OF HIS FRIEND LETTER III LETTER IV LETTER V LETTER VI LETTER VII LETTER VIII LETTER IX LETTER X LETTER XI. TO THE REVEREND FATHERS, THE JESUITS LETTER XII. TO THE REVEREND FATHERS, THE JESUITS LETTER XIII. TO THE REVEREND FATHERS OF THE SOCIETY OF JESUS LETTER XIV. TO THE REVEREND FATHERS, THE JESUITS LETTER XV. TO THE REVEREND FATHERS, THE JESUITS LETTER XVI. TO THE REVEREND FATHERS, THE JESUITS LETTER XVII. TO THE REVEREND FATHER ANNAT, JESUIT LETTER XVIII. TO THE REVEREND FATHER ANNAT, JESUIT LETTER XIX. FRAGMENT OF A NINETEENTH PROVINCIAL LETTER, ADDRESSED TO FATHER ANNAT

On the Geometrical Spirit (1658)

OF THE GEOMETRICAL SPIRIT

On the Art of Persuasion (1658)

THE ART OF PERSUASION

Thoughts (1670)

CONTENTS Charles K. Paul Translation, 1888 CONTENTS PREFACE. GENERAL INTRODUCTION. PASCAL’S PROFESSION OF FAITH. GENERAL INTRODUCTION. THE MISERY OF MAN WITHOUT GOD; OR, THAT NATURE IS NATURALLY CORRUPT. PREFACE TO THE FIRST PART. MAN’S DISPROPORTION. DIVERSION. THE GREATNESS AND LITTLENESS OF MAN. OF THE DECEPTIVE POWERS OF THE IMAGINATION. OF JUSTICE, CUSTOMS, AND PREJUDICES. THE WEAKNESS, UNREST, AND DEFECTS OF MAN. THE HAPPINESS OF MAN WITH GOD; OR, THAT THE SCRIPTURE SHOWS A REDEEMER. PREFACE TO THE SECOND PART. OF THE NEED OF SEEKING TRUTH. THE PHILOSOPHERS. THOUGHTS ON MAHOMET AND ON CHINA. OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE. THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE SACRED BOOKS. THE PROPHECIES. OF TYPES IN GENERAL AND OF THEIR LAWFULNESS. THAT THE JEWISH LAW WAS FIGURATIVE. OF THE TRUE RELIGION AND ITS CHARACTERISTICS. THE EXCELLENCE OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. OF ORIGINAL SIN. THE PERPETUITY OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. PROOFS OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. PROOFS OF THE DIVINITY OF JESUS CHRIST. THE MISSION AND GREATNESS OF JESUS CHRIST. THE MYSTERY OF JESUS. OF THE TRUE RIGHTEOUS MAN AND OF THE TRUE CHRISTIAN. THE ARRANGEMENT. OF MIRACLES IN GENERAL. JESUITS AND JANSENISTS. THOUGHTS ON STYLE. VARIOUS THOUGHTS. William Finlayson Trotter Translation, 1910 CONTENTS SECTION I. Thoughts on Mind and on Style SECTION II. The Misery of Man without God SECTION III. Of the Necessity of the Wager SECTION IV. Of the Means of Belief SECTION V. Justice and the Reason of Effects SECTION VI. The Philosophers SECTION VII. Morality and Doctrine SECTION VIII. The Fundamentals of the Christian Religion SECTION IX. Perpetuity SECTION X. Typology SECTION XI. The Prophecies SECTION XII. Proofs of Jesus Christ SECTION XIII. The Miracles SECTION XIV. Appendix: Polemical Fragments

Thoughts on Eloquence and Style

CONTENTS EDITORIAL NOTICES. THOUGHTS ON ELOQUENCE AND STYLE.

Miscellaneous Thoughts

CONTENTS EDITORIAL NOTICES. MISCELLANEOUS THOUGHTS.

Thoughts on the Jesuits and the Jansenists

CONTENTS EDITORIAL NOTICES. THOUGHTS ON THE JESUITS AND THE JANSENISTS.

Thoughts and Notes for the Provincial Letters On the Pope and the Church

CONTENTS EDITORIAL NOTICES. ON THE POPE AND THE CHURCH.

Conversation on Religion

CONTENTS TRANSLATOR’S NOTE. NARRATIVE OF A CONVERSATION IN WHICH PASCAL RELATED THE PLAN AND SUBSTANCE OF HIS CONTEMPLATED WORK ON RELIGION. CONCLUSION.

Letters and Minor Works

CONTENTS Letters From Pascal to His Sister Jacqueline Letter from Pascal and His Sister Jacqueline to their Sister, Madame Perier Letter from Pascal and His Sister Jacqueline to their Sister, Madame Perier Letter to Madame Perier and Her Husband, on the Death of M. Pascal, Pere Extract from a Letter of M. Pascal to M. Perier Extract from a Letter to Madame Perier, upon the Projected Marriage of Mademoiselle Jacqueline Perier Note from Pascal to the Marchioness de Sable Fragment of a Letter to M. Perier Letter to Madame Perier (Addressed: A Mademoiselle Périer la Conseillère.) Note from Pascal to His Sister, Madame Perier Letters to Mademoiselle de Roannez Letter from Pascal to Queen Christina, on Sending Her the Arithmetical Machine, 1650 Minor Works Epitaph of M. Pascal, Pere Prayer, to Ask of God the Proper Use of Sickness Comparison Between Christians of Early Times and Those of To-Day Discourses on the Condition of the Great On the Conversion of the Sinner Conversation of Pascal with M. de Saci on Epictetus and Montaigne Discourse on the Passion of Love Preface to the Treatise on Vacuum New Fragment of the Treatise on Vacuum

The Criticism Port Royal and the Jesuits: Blaise Pascal (1866) Pascal (1898) by Leslie Stephen Pascal (1900) by William Cleaver Wilkinson Pascal (1916) by John Cowper Powys The Biographies Pascal (1878) by John Tulloch

CONTENTS PREFATORY NOTE. INTRODUCTION. CHAPTER I. PASCAL’S FAMILY AND YOUTH. CHAPTER II. PASCAL’S SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES. CHAPTER III. PASCAL IN THE WORLD. CHAPTER IV. PORT ROYAL AND PASCAL’S LATER YEARS. CHAPTER V. THE ‘PROVINCIAL LETTERS.’ CHAPTER VI. THE ‘PENSÉES.’

Blaise Pascal (1911) by George Chrystal The Delphi Classics Catalogue

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