[Footnote 110: For the day of judgment, hell, paradise, &c.,
consult the Koran, (c. 2, v. 25, c. 56, 78, &c.;) with
Maracci's virulent, but learned, refutation, (in his notes,
and in the Prodromus, part iv. p. 78, 120, 122, &c.;)
D'Herbelot, (Bibliotheque Orientale, p. 368, 375;) Reland,
(p. 47 - 61;) and Sale, (p. 76 - 103.) The original ideas of
the Magi are darkly and doubtfully explored by their
apologist, Dr. Hyde, (Hist. Religionis Persarum, c. 33, p.
402 - 412, Oxon. 1760.) In the article of Mahomet, Bayle has
shown how indifferently wit and philosophy supply the
absence of genuine information.]