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The conuersion of Salomon. : A direction to holinesse of life; handled by way of commentarie vpon the whole booke of Canticles. Profitable for yong men which are not yet mortified, for old men which are decrepit, and haue one foote in the graue, and for all sorts of men which haue an intent to renounce the vanities of this world and to follow Iesus Christ

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1613.
Call number: 228139
Creator: Dove, John (1560 or 1561-1618)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (4to)
Associated people: Stansby, William, (active 1597-1638,); Smethwicke, John, (-1641,)
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