"A smal treatise, or abstract from a foregoing book intituled, The tripple crown of glorie, for the uniting all religions into the only one, and the same pure (tho lost) religion that hath been from the beginning of the world (whereby all mankind were and can only be saved thro Christ) and will be but one and the same religion to the end thereof"
MS. Rawl. C. 548, fol. 2
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Title
"A smal treatise, or abstract from a foregoing book intituled, The tripple crown of glorie, for the uniting all religions into the only one, and the same pure (tho lost) religion that hath been from the beginning of the world (whereby all mankind were and can only be saved thro Christ) and will be but one and the same religion to the end thereof"
Shelfmark
MS. Rawl. C. 548, fol. 2
Summary
A tract in mystical divinity. At the end are some encomiastic lines "for the love of what is here... said for divine love, being the main drift and chief scope of the divine inditor, his lovly and lively Trinitarian tract;" signed, E. H. M. D.
Date
1688
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Rawlinson C: History, Theology
Works relating to mystical theology
"A smal treatise, or abstract from a foregoing book intituled, The tripple crown of glorie, for the uniting all religions into the only one, and the same pure (tho lost) religion that hath been from the beginning of the world (whereby all mankind were and can only be saved thro Christ) and will be but one and the same religion to the end thereof"
