Auerbach

(Berth old), German novelist of Jewish extraction, b. Nordstetten, 28 Feb. 1812. Devoted to Spinoza, in ’41 he published a life of the philosopher and a translation of his works, having previously published an historical romance on the same subject. Died Cannes, 8 Feb. 1882. * Aymon (Jean). La vie et L’Esprit de M. Benoit Spinoza (La Haye, 1719) was afterwards i ued under the famous title Treatise of Three Impostors . * Bahrdt (Karl Fried rich). The writings of this enfant terrible of the German Aufklarung fill 120 volumes. * Bailey (William Shreeve) was born 10 Feb. 1806. He suffered much on account of his opinions. Died Nashville, 20 Feb 1886. Photius Fisk erected a monument to his memory. * Bancel (Francis Désiré). In his work Les Harangues de l’Exil , 3 vols., 1863, his Free thought views are displayed. He also wrote in La Revue Critique .