Conversion of Solomon Duitich to Christianity Narrated
A fragmentary biographical account details Solomon Duitich born 1734 in Lemeswar Hungary, his removal from Judaism in 1760, and a vivid conversion experience marked by visions and fear. It includes remarks on Portuguese clergy and society, with caricatured depictions of Portuguese manners, dress, and habits, and anecdotes from the era.
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Biierfin
Chris- See
Solomon Durtscu
Radéi
Dimpalf
Burgviauny
Solomon Duitich
Lemeswar
Hungary
Brague
Bessy
Korah
Rabbi Inani
Father of Mercy
Christ
Father of All
Sa Irith Publican
Jacky
D—I
Fidaleos
Lisbon
Aicharet
Portugal
RS Hard Warren
Golden Freece
Marybone-street
Golden-square
London
Europe
N. B
Langford Pater-nofter
Walter
Homer's Head
Charing Cross
Michael Smith
South Minms
Hertfordshire
Earl of Hillsborough
Church of England
America
Society For
H. Turpin
St. John’s-street
Welte Smithfield
Crakell
William Jones
Phickley
Kent
Robinson and Roberts
Paternoferrow
M. Folingsby
Temple-bar
Oxford
Epilogue Poem Reveals Theatre Gossip and Stage Life
A fragmentary verse piece satirizes stage life and script, referencing Bayes and a戏剧 plot. It laments actress burden and public scrutiny while noting a playwright’s first effort. it ends with a call to attend the Pantheon for further reception.
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Bayes
Voltaire
Agthus
St. James's
Speaker
Zobeide
Sophy
Almack
Ranelagh
Vauxhall
Squire Groom
John
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Ringweed
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Newbery
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