THE

TRINITIES OF THE ANCIENTS;

OR, THE

MYTHOLOGY OF THE FIRST AGES,

AND

THE WRITINGS OF SOME OF THE PYTHAGOREAN AND
OTHER SCHOOLS, EXAMINED,

WITH REFERENCE TO THE

KNOWLEDGE OF THE TRINITY ASCRIBED TO PLATO,
AND OTHER ANCIENT PHILOSOPHERS.

BY

ROBERT MUSHET.

"As man is formed by nature with an incredible appetite for truth; so his strongest
pleasure in the enjoyment, arises from the actual communication of it to others."
WARBURTON'S Divine Legation.

LONDON:

JOHN W. PARKER, WEST STRAND.

M.DCCC.XXXVII.

866.