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A PHILOSOPHICAL DICTIONARY.
A. A, B, C, OR ALPHABET. ABBE. ABBEY?ABBOT. ABLE?ABILITY. ABRAHAM. ABUSE. ABUSE OF WORDS. ACADEMY. ADAM. ADORATION. ADULTERY. AFFIRMATION OR OATH. AGAR, OR HAGAR. ALCHEMY. ALKORAN; OR, MORE PROPERLY, THE KORAN. ALEXANDER. ALEXANDRIA. ALGIERS. ALLEGORIES. ALMANAC. ALTARS, TEMPLES, RITES, SACRIFICES, ETC. AMAZONS. AMBIGUITY?EQUIVOCATION. AMERICA. AMPLIFICATION. ANCIENTS AND MODERNS. ANECDOTES. ANGELS. ANNALS. ANNATS. ANTHROPOMORPHITES. ANTI-LUCRETIUS. ANTIQUITY. On the Antiquity of Usages. Festivals Founded on Chimeras. On the Antiquity of Feasts, Which, It has been Asserted, were Always Mournful. On the Origin of the Arts. APIS. APOCALYPSE. ANTI-TRINITARIANS. APOCRYPHA?APOCRYPHAL. APOSTATE. APOSTLES. Were the Apostles Married? Children of the Apostles. Where did the Apostles Live? Where did They Die? Under What Discipline Did the Apostles and Primitive Disciples Live? APPARITION. |