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"An Learned Commentarie upon the Revelation of Saint John"
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Date: 1614
"Now, then in judgement, so are workes lookt on, as collation alwaies must bee of the bookes, to see if our names be written in the booke of life, as assurance of life and joyfull peace are written in our consciences."
preview | full record— Forbes, Patrick, of Corse (1564-1635)