Religious Ceremonies (1750) - Page 14

This entire work, which consists of 20 divisions containing 540 illustrations—of which 30 are on full sheets and 199 are on half sheets—is divided into 3 general main parts.

FIRST GENERAL MAIN PART,

Contains the Holy and Religious ceremonies found among the baptized Christian peoples.

SECOND GENERAL MAIN PART,

Contains the Religious ceremonies of the peoples distinguished by Circumcision.

THIRD GENERAL MAIN PART,

Contains the distinct types of idolatry of the Heathen peoples.

Enumeration of the Plates and Illustrations.

	Number of Plates.	Number of Illustr:
1 Main Title, 6 minor titles, and 1 Portrait. - - -	8.
Lutherans and Dutch Reformed. - - -	10	26
English Church, Quakers, Mennonites original: "Doopsgez:" (Doopsgezinden), Rhijnsburg Collegiants A Dutch spiritualist group that met in Rhijnsburg, etc. - -	13	24
Greeks, Armenians, Muscovites Referring to the people of the Grand Duchy of Moscow, and Russians. - - -	9	21
Roman Catholics. - - - - - - - - - - - - -	50	205
Jews and Turks In the 18th century, "Turks" was frequently used as a general descriptor for Muslims.. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -	35	69
Idolatrous peoples. - - - - - - - - - - - - - -	104	253
Total	229	598