In part 6, the fact that Lucullus was the first man to bring cherry trees to Europe from Asia is taken as an argument against the eternity of the world.  
In part 6, the fact that Lucullus was the first man to bring cherry trees to Europe from Asia is taken as an argument against the eternity of the world.  In part 9, it is pointed out that the products of 9 always compose either 9 or some product of 9, which leads to the inference that the whole economy of the universe may be conducted by a similar necessity.  The tenth section notably quotes Dryden's Aureng-Zebe in suggesting that most people would refuse to live again the last 20 years of their lives, though they hope the next 20 will be better.  At the beginning of the twelfth and final section, Pamphilius notes that the conversation continued after the abrupt departure of a character based on Samuel Clarke, Demea.  In the end, Philo tells Cleanthes that to be a philosophical sceptic is the first step towards being a sound Christian.  FTP, name this book published posthumously in 1779, three years after the death of its author, David Hume.
In part 6, the fact that Lucullus was the first man to bring cherry trees to Europe from Asia is taken as an argument against the eternity of the world.  
Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion