Persians, the, 61
Persons, three kinds of, in religion, 101
Pharaoh, magicians of, 267
Philosophers, they speak of material things in spiritual phrase and vice versâ, 25
---- do not know our nature when they blame the search after diversion, 34
---- falsity of those, who do not discuss the immortality of the soul, 111
---- against those, who believe in God without Jesus Christ, 111
---- their weakness, 179, 180
---- have consecrated vices, 189
Philosophy, human, incapable of explaining man, 106
Pictures, rules for perspective, 27
Piety, differs from superstition, 251
Plato, 254
Play, why sought after, 33
---- remarks on, 35
Pleasure, shameful to man to yield to, 30
Poet, the trade of a, 79
Poland, the king of, 75
Portentum, meaning of the word, 270
Pompey, 147
Pope, whence he has his light, 276
---- his power in the Church to be considered in two ways, 288
---- may easily be taken unawares by the Jesuits, 288
Porphyry, 116
Port Royal, children of, 58
---- bad policy to dissolve the community of, 284
Power, tyrant of the world, 55
---- creates opinion, 56
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