:Everything Connects: In Conference with Richard H. Popkin: Essays in His Honor

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Preface, David S. Katz Introduction: Warts and All, Part 2, Richard H. Popkin 1. Strienhielm Pythagorizans and the Unveiling of Isis, Susanna Akerman 2. Unmasking the Truth: The Theme of Imposture in Early Modern European Culture, 1660-1730, Silvia Berti 3. Pere Richard Simon and English Biblical Criticism, 1680-1700, Justin A.I. Champion 4. The Slums of Cosmopolis: A Renaissance in the History of Philosophy?, Brian P. Copenhaver 5. John Locke and Francis Mercury van Helmont, Allison P. Coudert 6. Childeren of the Resurrection and Childeren of the Dust: Confronting Morality and Immorality with Newton and Hume, James E. Force 7. The Battle for True Jewish Christianity: peter Allix's Polemics Against the Unitarians and Millenarians, Matt Goldish 8. More, Millenarianism, and the Ma'aseh Merkavah, Sarah Hutton 9. Lying Wonders and juggling Tricks: Religion, Nature, and Imposture in Early Modern England, Rob Iliffe 10. An Alternative Path to Modernity: The Sephardi Jews of Amsterdam in Early Modern Times, Yosef Kaplan 11. La Querelle du Paganisme, Jacqueline Lagree 12. Bayle's Academic Scepticism, Jose R. Maia Neto 13. Popkin, Scepticism, and the History of Modern Philosophy, G.A.J. Rogers 14. Religion, Philosophy, and Science: john Locke and Limborch's Circle in Amsterdam, Luisa Simonutti 15. Spinoza on Theocracy and Democracy, Theo Verbeek 16. Unnatural Empire: George Buchanan, Anti-Imperialism, and the 16th-Century Syphilis Pandemic, Arthur H. Williamson 17. This Due Degree of Blindness: Boyle, Hume, and the Limits of Reason, Jan Wojcik