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A relation of several hundreds of children & others that prophesie and preach in their sleep, &c. : First examined and admired by several ingenious men, ministers and professors of philosophy at Geneva, and sent from thence in two letters to Roterdam

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Publication date: 1689.
Call number: 228069
Dimensions: 4to
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A relation of several hundreds of children & others that prophesie and preach in their sleep, &c. : First examined and admired by several ingenious men, ministers and professors of philosophy at Geneva, and sent from thence in two letters to Roterdam

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