Tetradymus

Tetradymus, by John Toland, presents a significant contribution to 18th-century philosophy and literary criticism. This work, containing "Hodegus," delves into complex philosophical arguments and historical analyses. Toland's writing showcases his profound engagement with the intellectual currents of his time.

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