Against the Christians and Other Writings (Thomas Taylor Series, volume XXXIII)
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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.
ISBN 9781898910329.
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About the Thomas Taylor Series
See all individual volumesThe Prometheus Trust Thomas Taylor Series reprints the complete philosophical works of Thomas Taylor, the "English Platonist," in a complete and uniform edition, spanning 33 hardcover volumes.
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The Complete Thomas Taylor Series
More informationThe Thomas Taylor Series is also available is a complete set, at a substantial discount over buying each volume individually.