The most auntient historie of God and man, or, A collection of Gods proceedings with man in generall, from the first, to the last : but more especially of the devinity, and humanitie of our blessed sauiour Iesus Christ, his loue to his spouse, and his hate to his, and her enimies, together wth Satans plottes against her in all ages, in form of a poem (1629)
R. C, Huth, Henry, 1815-1878, former owner (RBC), Crane, Ralph, attributed name · leaf 65
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Fall of man
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