The doctrine of the firft chapter having been im-
pugned in a pamphlet intitled "Remarks on a Scriptu-
ral Confutation, &c." is vindicated in "An Inquiry
into the Belief of the Chriftians of the first three Cen-
turies refpecting the one Godhead of the Father, Son,
and Holy Ghoft, &c." P. 33.
PAGE 41-Pliny's Epistle to Trajan, giving him an
account of the profeffours of Christianity, is alluded to;
in which he says of them, "Carmenque Chrifto quafi
"Deo dicere fecum invicem."
PAGE 217-The horrid perfecution carried on in
Africa, against the Believers in the Godhead of our
Saviour, by the Arian tyrant HUNERIC, in the fifth
century, is alluded to-See Mofheim's Ecclefiaftical
History, Vol. I. p. 401, Octavo, 1768.
PAGE 219-In support of what I have faid concern-
ing Mr. Hume, fee his works paffim. Or rather fave
yourself the disagreeable labour, and attentively read
Dr. Beattie's manly and convincing Essay on the Nature
and Immutability of Truth, in opposition to Sophistry and
Scepticism; in which you will find Mr. Hume already
detected. See alfo Harris's well-authenticated Hiftorical
and Critical Account of Charles I. p. 264, Octavo, 1758,
where the Infidelity of the Hiftorian is pointed out.