"Observations concerneing Death temporall, or the death of the body principally, that death that is appointed for all men once to dye; and therein, some observations of the resurrection of the dead and of the finall judgment, etc., being for the most part taken out of the Holy Scriptures, and partly out of the workes of good and learned men;" by Richard Bacon
MS. Rawl. C. 189
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Title
"Observations concerneing Death temporall, or the death of the body principally, that death that is appointed for all men once to dye; and therein, some observations of the resurrection of the dead and of the finall judgment, etc., being for the most part taken out of the Holy Scriptures, and partly out of the workes of good and learned men;" by Richard Bacon
Shelfmark
MS. Rawl. C. 189
Summary
Prefixed is a dedication to the writer's daughter, dated 30 Oct 1692.
Date
late 17th century
Language
English
Physical facet
On paper, in folio
Physical extent
187 Leaves
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Collection contents
Rawlinson C: History, Theology
"Observations concerneing Death temporall, or the death of the body principally, that death that is appointed for all men once to dye; and therein, some observations of the resurrection of the dead and of the finall judgment, etc., being for the most part taken out of the Holy Scriptures, and partly out of the workes of good and learned men;" by Richard Bacon
