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Amongst the fanatics whose works were fatal to them must be enrolled thefamous advocates of polygamy, Johann Lyser, Bernardino Ochino, and SamuelFriedrich Willenberg. Lyser was born at Leipsic in 1631, and although heever remained a bachelor and abhorred womankind, nevertheless tried todemonstrate that not only was polygamy lawful, but that it was a blessedestate commanded by God. He first brought out a dialogue written in thevernacular entitled _Sinceri Wahrenbergs kurzes Gespraech von derPoly...gamie_; and this little work was followed by a second book, _DasKoenigliche Marck aller Laender_ (Freyburg, 1676, in-4). Then he producedanother work, entitled _Theophili Aletaei discursus politicus dePolygamia_. A second edition of this work followed, which bore the title_Polygamia triumphatrix, id est, discursus politicus de Polygamia, auctoreTheoph. Aletoeo, cum notis Athanasii Vincentii, omnibus Anti-polygamis, ubique locorum, terrarum, insularum, pagorum, urbium modeste et pieopposita (Londini Scanorum_, 1682, in-4).
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Amongst the fanatics whose works were fatal to them must be enrolled thefamous advocates of polygamy, Johann Lyser, Bernardino Ochino, and SamuelFriedrich Willenberg. Lyser was born at Leipsic in 1631, and although heever remained a bachelor and abhorred womankind, nevertheless tried todemonstrate that not only was polygamy lawful, but that it was a blessedestate commanded by God. He first brought out a dialogue written in thevernacular entitled _Sinceri Wahrenbergs kurzes Gespraech von derPoly...gamie_; and this little work was followed by a second book, _DasKoenigliche Marck aller Laender_ (Freyburg, 1676, in-4). Then he producedanother work, entitled _Theophili Aletaei discursus politicus dePolygamia_. A second edition of this work followed, which bore the title_Polygamia triumphatrix, id est, discursus politicus de Polygamia, auctoreTheoph. Aletoeo, cum notis Athanasii Vincentii, omnibus Anti-polygamis, ubique locorum, terrarum, insularum, pagorum, urbium modeste et pieopposita (Londini Scanorum_, 1682, in-4).
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