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Memoirs of the life, death, burial, and wonderful writings, of Jacob Behmen: : now first done at large into English, from the best edition of his works in the original German. With an introductory preface of the translator, directing to the due and right use of this mysterious and extraordinary theosopher. By Francis Okely

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1780.
Call number: 139577
Dimensions: (12mo)
Associated people: Franckenberg, Abraham von, (1593-1652.); Weissner, Cornelius, (active 17th century.); Okely, Francis, (approximately 1719-1794.)
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