Voltaire's Philosophical Dictionary · Voltaire
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES:
This text had three occurrences of "François I" followed by a superscripted "er". These have be rendered as François Ier in this text. The following words used an "oe" ligature in the original: foetus manoeuvre oesophagus Phoenicia Phoenicians subpoenaed Variations in spelling and hyphenation have been left as in the original. There is one occurrence of "Vistnou" and one of "Vitsnou". One of these is clearly an error, but each has been left as in the original. The symbol representing infinity has been replaced with the word "infinity" on page 316, the last line of the text. The following corrections have been made to the original text: page 17: Nestor, in the "Iliad," wishing to insinuate himself as a wise conciliator into the minds of Achilles and Agamemnon{original had "Agamamemnon"}, page 40: Atheism is the vice of a few intelligent persons, and superstition{original had "superstitution"} is the vice of fools. page 42: if it is a greater crime not to believe in the Deity{original had "Diety"} than to have unworthy opinions thereof: page 54: They will say as much of the great moral maxims, of Zarathustra's--"In doubt if an{original had "in"} action be just, abstain..."; page 58: What time and what trouble for copying correctly in Greek and Latin the works of Origen{original had "Origin"}, of Clement of Alexandria, and of all those other authors called "fathers."
Text from Project Gutenberg, public domain in the United States.