The life of Mahomet  Or, The history of that great impostor, from his birth, A.D. 571, to his death, A.D. 632. To which is added, a discourse, shewing that the Gospel of Jesus Christ is no imposture, but the sacred truth of God; addressed to the deists of the present age. By Dr. H. Prideaux.

The Life of Mahomet, the imposter  With the pretended miracles said to be wrought by him and his disciples; his wonderful ascent to heaven, description of Paradise, and a relation of his death.

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The life of Mahomet Or, The history of that great impostor, from his birth, A.D. 571, to his death, A.D. 632. To which is added, a discourse, shewing that the Gospel of Jesus Christ is no imposture, but the sacred truth of God; addressed to the deists of the present age. By Dr. H. Prideaux.

The Life of Mahomet, the imposter With the pretended miracles said to be wrought by him and his disciples; his wonderful ascent to heaven, description of Paradise, and a relation of his death.