The History of Oracles, Tr. [By S. Whatley. Sig. D6 Is Mutilated]

Originally published in French in 1687, The History of Oracles is a philosophical work by Bernard Le Bovier de Fontenelle that explores the history and significance of divination. This English-language translation, by Samuel Whatley, provides a window into a fascinating period of European thought. While some portions of the manuscript are missing (as noted in the subtitle), the book still provides a valuable perspective on the history of ideas.

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