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Date: 1687
"For whatsoe're the mighty Men of Sense, / Those skulls of Axiome and Philosophy, / By reasons Telescope pretend t' evince, / Beyond this World we can no other see"
preview | full record— Rawlet, John (bap. 1642, d. 1686)
