The marrow of ecclesiastical historie, conteined in the lives of the fathers and other learned men and famous divines which have flourished in the Church since Christ's time to this present age. Faithfully collected out of several autors and orderly disposed according to the centuries wherein they lived. Together with the livelie effigies of most of the eminentest of them cut in copper (1650)
Clarke, Samuel, 1599-1682 · London, Printed by W. Du-gard · leaf 68
ll things but it (elfa fo (bm can difcern all faults but theirown : And again, Divine Love is a never failing trea-fure: hee that hath it >is rich; andheethatwantethit, ispoor: when hee had read the Bible over, hee faid,Its a Phyftcians fhop of-preservatives yagainftfoi(onottsHere fie s: a… … JIAZIANZEN,The Lip of Gregorie Nazicnzcne,flwrifhcd Ano Chrifti 370, GRtgorie N4zianz>eve>fa{i Bilhop oNaz,ia#zene in CAffadocia, and then of Conftanti-nofle^ was a living Librarie of Philofophie andDivinitie : exceeding Eloquent: a defender of thepoor and oppreffed •, and a comforter of the…
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