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Clarke, Samuel, 1599-1682 · London, Printed by W. Du-gard · leaf 377
dear friend John Wedman an excellent Divine: thisdifeaf increafing, and his ftrength decaying hee prepared himfelf for death: hee made hisown Epitaph. In TkelJfe of John Wigandus. 339 In Chrijlo vixi, moner, vivoque WtgDo fordcs morti : c^tera^ Chriftt, tibi. agan: ^ bao to ueaty 1 gibe: mp (oul… … I. FOX Tie ///To/John Fox V>bo diedA»°. Chrifti 1587. was bornaf Zofton in Lincotnfiire AnnoJ Cbrifti 1 5 1 y5His father died when hee was young,and his mother married again : yet his father in Law,and mother feeing his towardlinefs and aptnefs toLearning, brought him up at School, and…
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