wherein all the reason and philosophy of atheism is confuted, and

THE TRUEINTELLECTUAL SYSTEMO FT H EUNIVERSE.BOOK I.CHAP.Lt. The fatal necejfity of oil human aElions and events maintained upon threefeveral grounds y which are fo many falfe hypothefes of the intelleSIual fyflemof the univerfe. 2. Concerning the mathematical or ajlrological fate. 3. Concerningthe opinion of thofe^ who fuppofe a fate fuperiour to the hig'eji Deity.4. The moderation of this difcourfe. 5. The Atheijlical hypothefts or Democriticalfate being founded upon the atomical pbyfiology : the necejftty of givingan account of it, and that firfl briefly defcribed. 6. The antiquity ofthis phyftology, and the account, which is given of it by Ariftotle. 7. Aclear and full record of the fame phyfiology ;'« Plato, that hath not been takennotice .of 8. That neither Y)tvc\ocnt\i%, wor Leiicippus, «or Protagoras, norany Atheifts were the firji inventors of this pkilofophy j and of the necejftty ofbeing 1 1 oroughly acquainted with it, in order to tie confutation of Atheijni.9. The tradition of Pofidonius the Stcick, that Molchus an ancient Phoenicianwas the frjl inventor of the atomical phyjiology. 10. That this Mofchiis,the inventor of the atomical phyjiology, was probably the fame with Mochusthe phyjiologer in Jambliclius, with whofe fucceffas, priejls and prophets,Pythagoras converfed at Sidon. 1 1. Other probabilities for this, thatPytiiagoras was acquainted with the atomical plyfiology. 12. That Pythagorasto Monads weie atoms. 13. Proved plainly, that Empedocles, whoxvasa Pythagorean, phyjiologized atomical'y. 14. Ibe fame further convincedfrom Plato, Ariftotle, Plutarch a»^ Stobjeus. 15. That Arnxz^orss wasa fpurious Atomift, or unjkilful imitator of that philofophy. 16. That Kcphantusthe Pythagorean, Xenocrates, Heraclides, Diodorus