Pantheisticon, or, The form of celebrating the Socratic-Society
Subtitle: divided into three parts which contain, I. The morals and axioms of the pantheists, or the Brotherhood; II. Their deity and philosophy; III. Their liberty, and a law, neither deceiving, nor to be deceived : to which is prefix'd a discourse upon the antient and modern societies of the learned, as also upon the infinite and eternal universe : and subjoined, a short dissertation upon a two-fold philosophy of the pantheists, that is to be followed, together with an idea of the best and most accomplished man
By: written originally in Latin, by the ingenious Mr. John Toland ; and now, for the first time, faithfully rendered into English
Publisher: Printed for Sam. Paterson, at Shakespear's-Head, opposite Durham-Yard, in the Strand; and sold by M. Cooper, in Pater-noster Row
Published: 1751
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Translated from: lat
Number of pages: 110
Subjects: Pantheism; English Philosophy
Other titles: Form of celebrating the Socratic-Society
Work titles: Pantheisticon
Notes: Signatures: A-O⁴.

Head- and tail-pieces; initials; printed marginal notes.

Final leaf is blank.

ESTC, T130739

Bookplate: Theological School in Cambridge. The bequest of Convers Francis, D.D.

Inscriptions: C. Francis, 1850

Convers Francis has added a page-long biobibliographical note on free endpaper; with minor markings added to the text.

Half calf and marbled paper