Against the law of the Saracens

By Fr. Riccoldo da monte di Croce, O.P.
Florence; c. 1243-1320

composed in Florence ca. 1299-1300 ■

Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Florence,
Conv. suppr . C 8.1173 , ff. 185r-218r


1	The main errors of that law
2	What manner should be observed with them?
3	That law is not the law of God
4	because it has neither a style nor a manner consonant with others
5	It does not agree in opinion with anything else
6	In many ways he contradicts himself
7	No miracle is attested to him
8	It is not reasonable \| - by reason of the minister \| by reason of himself \| by reason of the work \| by reason of the end and the reward
9	It contains open falsehoods
10	It is violent and about those who come to the same law
11	It is disorderly
12	It is evil
13	Regarding the institution of the Quran, and who was the author and inventor of that law
14	Regarding the fiction of the most improbable visions
15	Six common questions on the Quran, and on the pre-eminence of Christ over Muhammad 1) What did the Quran mean by so many times referring to God speaking of Himself in plural terms? 2) Who is this Holy Spirit? 3) And what is this Word of God? 4) Why do the Muslims do not read these books (sic. the Bible) nor do they expound them in schools? 5) What does Muhammad mean in the Quran when he says so often, "Believe in God and His messenger," "obey God and His messenger," ? 6) Why don't Muslims follow Christ rather than Mohammed and the Gospel rather than the Quran?
16	On the preeminence of the gospel over the Quran.
17	The response of the Muslims to the aforementioned