LETTERS

O N

INFIDELIT Y.

THE SECOND EDITION.

TO WHICH IS PREFIXED

A

LETTER TO

DR. ADAM SMITH.

The doctrine of Epicurus is ever ruinous to Society:
It had it's rife when Greece was declining, and
perhaps haftened it's diffolution, as alfo that of
Rome; it is now propagated in France and Eng-
land, and feems likely to produce the fame effect
in both. GRAY-MEMOIRS, P. 202.

By Geo. Horne, Biship

OXFORD:

AT THE CLARENDON PRESS, MDCCLXXXVI.
SOLD BY D. PRINCE AND J. COOKE, OXFORD:
G. ROBINSON, J. F. AND C. RIVINGTON,
AND T. CADELL, LONDON.