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bodicdritsOpificer. Without Confcioufncfs.Afts Fatally and 
Sympathetically. Incorporeal. Lodg'd in the Souls of Animal?, 
ACenfureof lk.Des Ganeis Philorophy, 
In the fourth Chapier the Idea of God is declared, in anfwer 
to the firft Atheifiick Argumenr, A large account of the Pagan 
J^0lytheifin\to remove a grand Objedion that lay in the Authors 
way from thence, againft the Naturdiiy of the Idea of God , as 
including Unity or Onlynefs in it. The rather by him thus fully 
given,becaufe he had not met with it fufficiently performed ht'^ 
ioxduguhmm^w^YiO hath laboured moft in this Subje^, having, 
befides other things, given no account of the many Pagan Poe- 
tical and FoHticd Gods, what they were ; yet a great part of the 
Authors performance, to prove them really to have been, but 
thei'^^/yf^/y^y of OneGod. The Author alfo largely infifteth up- 
on iht trmity^m order to^he giving a full account of the Pagan 
Iheohgy : it being cercain,that the Fyphagoream and TUUnkks^ 
if not others, had iht'vc trinity. Of all which, moft of the prin- 
cipal Heads difcourfed,are thefe that folio Wj viz. 
That there muft be fome unmade Subftance, the principle of 
Things made.The Alfcrters of two unmade Principles,G<»^ and 
Matter. Omnipotence iridndtd in the Divine Idea. Knoxv^ 
ledge and Pe?n?/ralone,make not up a God. A Good fuperiour to 
Knowledge. MtJr^toj' in the Nature of God. 0;^//»^'/},contained 
in the Divine Idea : Againft which, the Pagan fclpheifm the 
grand Objeftion. The Ditheipck Dofirine» Of the PlatomckO- 
riginof Evils. jP4fg;^;;j,not generally Ditheifts, Things of Nature 
perfonated and Detfiedjbut feveral Names of God. All the P^- 
gan gods derived from one Supream. The Pagan T^^(?g^/?/^ the 
fame with the Cofmogonia^Tht Pagans Eternalgods derived from 
one Supream. This, denoted by Appellatives, as a<wV/,to g^ok. 
eioJ^taken only for the Inferiors. Champions for Paganifm afferc 
oneSupream^as ApoUonim Tymeus,(^c, Of the Sibylline Oracles* 
The TripUfian Mithras of the Petfians, The Chddaick Trinity, 
and Oracles. Hiftory ofOrpheus,no Romance^ A Polytheijl, yet 
aflferter of one Supream. A Trinity, part of the Orphich Cabala. 
Grand Arcanum of the Orphich Theology^ that God is AlU This 
a ground of PolytheifimmongH as well the Egyptians, Greeks 
and other Nations. Names of Greekijh gods from the Egjptiansm 
Who were yet conftant afferrersof the Copnogcnia: and of In- 
corporeal Subftance. Some Tr//}wf^//?/^/t Books counterfeit, not 
6E 2 all. 
