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The Widow Calas, petitioning the K, of France, against the Decree of the Judges of Toulouse.

THE

WORKS

OF

M. DE VOLTAIRE.

Tranflated from the FRENCH.

WITH

Notes, Hiftorical and Critical.

By T. SMOLLETT, M. D.

T. FRANCKLIN, M. A. and OTHERS.
VOLUME THE TWENTY-FOURTH.

LONDON:

Printed for J. NEWBERY, R. BALDWIN, W. JOHNSTON,
S. CROWDER, T. DAVIES, J. COOTE, G, KEARSLEY,
and B, COLLINS, at Salisbury.

MDCCLXIV.

CHAP. V

In what Cafes Toleration may be admitted,

TIT

CHAP. VI.

If Non+Toleration is agreeable to the Law of Ne

ture and of Society,

160

CHAP. VII.

If Non-Toleration was known among the Greeks, 62

CHAP. VIII.

to alin: out to his find

Whether the Romans encouraged Toleration,

53

CHA P. XI.

1

The ill Confequences of Non-Toleration,

CHA P. IX.

Of Martyrs, who emitus.A alt je managingo

CHAP. X?

Of the Danger of Falfe Legends and Perfecu-

tion,

30105

67

CHAP.

CH.A P. XII,
ALO

..

If Non-Toleration was part of the Divine Law

among the Jews, and whether it was always

put in practice,

127

A

CHA P. XII.

The great Toleration exercised among the fews, 165

CHA P. XIV.

IZX
YO

If Non-Toleration was taught by Chrift,

CHAP. XV.

ALA 1.

Teftimonies against Perfecution,

183

2

196

CHAP.

XVI.

A Converfation between a Dying Man, and one in

good health,

201

CHA P. XVII.

A Letter from a Beneficed Priest, to Father Le

Tellier, the Jefuit, dated the 6th of May,

206.

1714,

CHAP. XVIII

The only Cafes in which Non-Toleration makes

Part of the Human Law,

214

CHAP.

CHAP. XIX.

Account of a Controverfial Difpute, which happen→

ed in China,

219

CHA P. XX..
TA

Whether it is of Service to indulge the People in

Superftition,

224