Zoroastre, histoire traduite du chaldéen /

Zoroastre, histoire traduite du chaldéen /

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Author / Creator:	Méhégan, Guillaume-Alexandre de, 1721-1766.
Imprint:	[Berlin [i.e. Paris] : A l'enseigne du roi philosophe, 1751]
Description:	1 online resource (60 p.).
Language:	French
Series:	Nineteenth Century Collections Online: European Literature, 1790-1840: The Corvey Collection
Subject:	Deism -- Early works to 1800. Deism.
Format:	E-Resource Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/9364915

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Varying Form of Title:	Zoroastre, ou L'histoire des Guebres
Notes:	"Réimprimé la même année sous ce titre: 'De l'origine des Guèbres, ou la religion naturelle mise en action' ... ainsi que dans 'l'Abeille du Parnasse' (1752, tome V, nos 3-5), et dans les 'Pièces fugitives' de cet auteur ... Le 11 août 1751, l'abbé Wéhégan a été arrêté et conduit á la Bastille ... á l'occasion de son Zoroastre".--Barbier, Dict. des ouvrages anonymes. Appended (16 p.) are three poems (by Méhégan?): Le bonheur, Eglé and A m. l'abbé ... Pages [11-12] are blank. Work of fiction. Attributed to Guillaume-Alexandre de Méhégan.

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