Two different copies of this work exist, and among authoritative translators A.J. Krailsheimer prefers the first and Phillippe Sellier the second.  The second copy includes a piece of parchment found sewn into the author's clothes that references John XX and repeatedly says "I have cut myself off from him."  Besides that section "The Memorial," other sections include multiple series about the "Advantages -" and "Sincerity of the Jewish People" and the section "Perpetuity." Better-known is one se
Two different copies of this work exist, and among authoritative translators A.J. Krailsheimer prefers the first and Phillippe Sellier the second.  The second copy includes a piece of parchment found sewn into the author's clothes that references John XX and repeatedly says "I have cut myself off from him."  Besides that section "The Memorial," other sections include multiple series about the "Advantages -" and "Sincerity of the Jewish People" and the section "Perpetuity." Better-known is one section discussing the trivial causes of love and the fact that with one minor change "the whole face of the earth would have been different" and another section titled as "Infinity - Nothingness."  FTP, identify this book that discusses the length of Cleopatra's nose and a wager now known after this book's author, Blaise Pascal.
Two different copies of this work exist, and among authoritative translators A.J. Krailsheimer prefers the first and Phillippe Sellier the second.  
{Pensees} [accept {Thoughts}]