TREATISE.

• God, of 38
• (Originally Secs. 1–6, later, Chap. I.)
• Reasons which have caused mankind to create for themselves an Invisible Being which has been commonly called God 44
• (Originally Secs. 1–9 and x–xi, later Chap. II.)
• God, what is 52
• (Originally Secs. x–xi, later, Secs. 1–2, Chap. III.)
• Religions, what the word signifies, and how and why such a great number have been introduced in the world 56
• (Originally Secs. i–xxiii, later, Secs. 1–8, Chap. IV.)
• Moses, of 62
• (Originally Secs. ix–x, later, Secs. 1–2, Chap. V.)
• Numa Pompilius, of 71
• (Originally Secs. xi, later, Chap. VI.)
• Jesus Christ, of 72
• (Originally Secs. xii, later, Chap. VII.)
• Jesus Christ, of the Policy of 75
• (Originally Secs. xiii–xvi, later, Secs. 1–6, Chap. VIII.)
• Jesus Christ, of the Morals of 80
• (Originally Secs. xvii–xviii, later, Secs. 1–3, Chap. IX.)
• Jesus Christ, of the Divinity of 84
• (Originally Secs, xix–xxi, later, Secs. 1–3, Chap. X.)
• Mahomet 88
• (Originally Secs. xxii–xxiii, later, Secs. 1–3, Chap. XI.)
• Truths, sensible and obvious 93
• (Original Secs. i–vi.)
• Soul, of the 96
• (Original Secs. i–vii.)
• Demons, of Spirits called 101
• (Original Secs. i–vii.)
• Appendicitis 107
• Mahomet, Edition “En Suisse,” 1793 107
• De Tribus Impostoribus, Edition MDIIC 111
• (A literal translation of Latin reprint by E. Weller, 1876.)
• Cornell University 145
• Translations of Latin in the Text 146
• The Gentle Reader—Quixotism 149