Unheard-of Curiosities/Ⅰ

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Unheard-of Curiosities
by Jacques Gaffarel, translated by Edmund Chilmead
Wherein the Jewes, and other Eastern men are defended.
Part Ⅱ
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1550567Unheard-of Curiosities — Wherein the Jewes, and other Eastern men are defended.Edmund ChilmeadJacques Gaffarel

Chapters :

  1. That many things are falsely imposed upon the Jewes, and the rest of the Eastern men, which never were.
  2. That many things are esteemed ridiculous, and dangerous, in the Bookes of the Jewes, which yet are, without any blame, maintained by Christian Writers.
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