In this book, William Whiston defends the authenticity of the Sibylline Oracles, a collection of prophecies attributed to ancient Roman prophetesses. Whiston argues that the oracles provide valuable insights into early Christian beliefs and practices and that they should be studied alongside the Bible. This book includes the oracles themselves, as well as ancient citations from them.

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