The CL. Psalmes of David in meter. : With prayers and catechisme, according to the forme vsed in the Kirk of Scotland. With sundrie other things qubilk [sic] fall be declared in the table next following the kalender. (1596)
Church of Scotland · Edinburgh : printed be [sic] Henrie Charteris · leaf 548
Church of Scotland -- Catechisms · Bible. Psalms. English. Paraphrases · Prayers · Imprint 1596
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