Ancient religions, animism, and ritual

Letters to Serena

containing, I. The origin and force of prejudices. II. The history of the soul's immortality among the heathens. III. The origin of idolatry, and reasons of heathenism. As also, IV. A letter to a gentleman in Holland, showing Spinosa's system of philosophy to be without any principle or foundation. V. Motion essential to matter; an answer to some remarks by a noble friend on the confutation of Spinosa. To all which is prefixed, VI. A preface; being a Letter to a gentleman in London, sent together with the foregoing dissertations, and declaring the several occasions of writing them

by John Toland

First published:
18th century
Languages: English, German

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Traditions: Ancient religions, animism, and ritual

Subjects: Early works to 1800, Religion, Paganism, Deism

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Ancient religions, animism, and ritual
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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
containing, I. The origin and force of prejudices. II. The history of the soul's immortality among the heathens. III. The origin of idolatry, and reasons of heathenism. As also, IV. A letter to a gentleman in Holland, showing Spinosa's system of philosophy to be without any principle or foundation. V. Motion essential to matter; an answer to some remarks by a noble friend on the confutation of Spinosa. To all which is prefixed, VI. A preface; being a Letter to a gentleman in London, sent together with the foregoing dissertations, and declaring the several occasions of writing them Open Library record	1704	Printed for Bernard Lintot at the Middle-Temple Gate in Fleet-street.	English	—	No ebook	Open Library (opens in a new tab)