An edition of The life of Lucilio (alias Julius Caesar) Vanini burnt for Atheism at Thoulouse with an abstract of his writings. Being the sum of the atheistical doctrine taken from Plato, Aristotle, Averroes, Cardanus and Pomponatius's philosophy. With a confutation of the same ; and Mr. Bayle's arguments on behalf of Vanini compleatly answered. Translated from the French (1730)

The life of Lucilio (alias Julius Caesar) Vanini burnt for Atheism at Thoulouse with an abstract of his writings. Being the sum of the atheistical doctrine taken from Plato, Aristotle, Averroes, Cardanus and Pomponatius's philosophy. With a confutation of the same ; and Mr. Bayle's arguments on behalf of Vanini compleatly answered. Translated from the French

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An edition of The life of Lucilio (alias Julius Caesar) Vanini burnt for Atheism at Thoulouse with an abstract of his writings. Being the sum of the atheistical doctrine taken from Plato, Aristotle, Averroes, Cardanus and Pomponatius's philosophy. With a confutation of the same ; and Mr. Bayle's arguments on behalf of Vanini compleatly answered. Translated from the French (1730)

The life of Lucilio (alias Julius Caesar) Vanini burnt for Atheism at Thoulouse with an abstract of his writings. Being the sum of the atheistical doctrine taken from Plato, Aristotle, Averroes, Cardanus and Pomponatius's philosophy. With a confutation of the same ; and Mr. Bayle's arguments on behalf of Vanini compleatly answered. Translated from the French

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Cover of: The life of Lucilio (alias Julius Caesar) Vanini burnt for Atheism at Thoulouse with an abstract of his writings. Being the sum of the atheistical doctrine taken from Plato, Aristotle, Averroes, Cardanus and Pomponatius's philosophy. With a confutation of the same ; and Mr. Bayle's arguments on behalf of Vanini compleatly answered. Translated from the French
The life of Lucilio (alias Julius Caesar) Vanini burnt for Atheism at Thoulouse with an abstract of his writings. Being the sum of the atheistical doctrine taken from Plato, Aristotle, Averroes, Cardanus and Pomponatius's philosophy. With a confutation of the same ; and Mr. Bayle's arguments on behalf of Vanini compleatly answered. Translated from the French
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