An Answer to the Reverend Mr. Warburton's Divine Legation of Moses, in Three Parts: In which are Considered, I. Some of His Quotations from the Ancients. II. His Manner of Reasoning: And, III. His Notion of Moral Obligation

Thomas Bott

R. Manby, over against the Old-Bailey, on Ludgate-Hill., 1743 - 302 pages

Contents

• 14 and c I 123 P: 1
• A Quotation from Tullys first Tufcul: 12
• A Quotation from Polybius and another: 26
• Another from Tullys first Tufculan Difp: 32
• Several more from Tully: 45
• The Authors Argument in Support of: 65
• P 6589 II The Medium by which a future State: 89
• The Account of the Reason of the ancient: 95
• ments P 107109: 107
• crobius concerning the ancient Manner: 119
• 134: 134
• The Cauſes which hindred the Philofophers: 153
• Another Proof of this Doctrines being: 219
• PART the THIRD: 232
• Several Objections to the Authors arguing: 292
• In which is confidered the Authors Notion: 302

Bibliographic information

• Title: An Answer to the Reverend Mr. Warburton's Divine Legation of Moses, in Three Parts: In which are Considered, I. Some of His Quotations from the Ancients. II. His Manner of Reasoning: And, III. His Notion of Moral Obligation; An Answer to the Reverend Mr. Warburton's Divine Legation of Moses, in Three Parts: In which are Considered, I. Some of His Quotations from the Ancients. II. His Manner of Reasoning: And, III. His Notion of Moral Obligation, Richard Manby
• Author: Thomas Bott
• Contributor: Richard Manby
• Publisher: R. Manby, over against the Old-Bailey, on Ludgate-Hill., 1743
• Original from: Oxford University
• Digitized: Oct 14, 2008
• Length: 302 pages