Hardly anyone, amongst the "faithful" and the "unfaithful," doubts the generally authentic character of its contents except the Parisian professor Casanova.

When his death had therefore falsified this prophecy, according to Casanova, the leaders of the young community found themselves obliged to submit the revelations preserved in writing or memory to a thorough revision, to add some which announced the mortality even of the last prophet, and, finally to console the disappointed faithful with the hope of Mohammed's return before the end of the world.

[Footnote 1: Paul Casanova, Mohammed et la fin du monde, Paris, 1911.

The arguments for this can hardly be weaker than those of Casanova against the authenticity of the Qorân.

HOWARD, SIDNEY COE. tr. Casanova.

Casanova, a play in three acts, by Lorenzo de Azertis [pseud.]

R105932, 21Jan53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) Casanova and the women he loved.

Adepts in self-portraiture: Casanova, Stendhal, Tolstoy.

Lina Elise Grey (W); 4Feb57; R185853-R185864. GRIBBLE, GEORGE DUNNING, ed. Giacomo Casanova; his life and memoirs.

SEE Berlioz, Hector. Giacomo Casanova: his life and memoirs.

MACHEN, ARTHUR, tr. Giacomo Casanova: his life and memoirs.

The memoirs of Jacques Casanova.

SEE Casanova de Seingalt, Giacomo Girolamo.

Casanova a Venezia.

Casanova a Venezia.

Casanova loved her; with a pref. by Arthur Machen.

Lina Elise Grey (W); 4Feb57; R185853-R185864. GRIBBLE, GEORGE DUNNING, ed. Giacomo Casanova; his life and memoirs.

SEE Berlioz, Hector. Giacomo Casanova: his life and memoirs.

MACHEN, ARTHUR, tr. Giacomo Casanova: his life and memoirs.

The memoirs of Jacques Casanova.

SEE Casanova de Seingalt, Giacomo Girolamo.

<pb id='189.png' /> Casanova in the morning.

Casanova in the morning.

Casanova, move over.

CASANOVA, painter, born in London, of Venetian origin; painted landscapes and battle-pieces (1727-1806).