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A concordance axiomaticall: : containing a suruey of theologicall propositions: with their reasons and vses in holie Scripture. Taken at first by attent reading, and after digested into an alphabeticall order for the benefit of the church, especially for such as labour in the Word and doctrine. Whereunto is annexed (after the preface) a practise teaching the vse and application of the whole worke

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1610.
Call number: 217994
Creator: Knight, William (-1623)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (folio)
Associated people: Hall, William, (active 1598-1614,); Haviland, John, (active 1613-1638,); Bill, John, (-1630,)
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