Against the Christians and Other Writings (Thomas Taylor Series, volume XXXIII)

Volume XXXIII of the Thomas Taylor Series.

This final volume of the Thomas Taylor Series comprises the remaining essays and translations of Thomas Taylor, including:

• The Arguments of the Emperor Julian Against the Christians (mainly Against the Galilaeans, but also several extracts of other writings aimed towards reviving Paganism and criticising Christian activities).
• Arguments of Celsus, Porphyry and Julian Against the Christians.
• Taylor's Rights of Brutes (a satire on Payne’s Rights of Man, and Wollstonecraft’s Rights of Women).
• Taylor's Answer to the Supplement of Dr Gillies (a defence of his approach to the translation of Aristotle).
• The short essay On Critics.
• All the writings in Taylor's Miscellanies in Prose and Verse and his Collectanea which have not been included earlier in the Series.
• All his writings in the Classical Journal which have not been used earlier in the Series.

270 pages. Hardcover.