Transubstantiation: a peculiar article of the Roman Catholick faith, which was never own'd by the ancient church or any of the reform'd churches : in answer to a late discourse call'd Reasons for abrogating the test / [by Thomas Goodwin].
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Language: | English |
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London :
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1688.
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Collection: | Later additions Marsh |
Item Description: | Copy 1 : '2' on the fore-edge, 'Wm. Killaloe' on first flyleaf. List of the 6 texts bound together in the volume on the 2nd flyleaf.
'4' at the bottom of t. p.
No annotations in the text. Copy 2: Manuscript list of pamphlets bound together at beginning of volume. Written in pencil on front pastedown above call number: 'olim Q2.2.23'. Written in ink on title page: 'R' '10', '[vol. 35. No.] 290' and 'Goodwin'. Call number is written in pencil. 'R' written in ink on B1r beside Transubstantiation'. No annotations. Copy 4: 'Ent' written on front pastedown. Author and Wing number in pencil on title page. Evidence that some corners had been turned down. No annotations. |
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Physical Description: | 4to |
Published References: | Wing G. 1258. See Donations book 1920. |
Provenance Note: | Copy 4: 'Mich: Jephson' on title page. |
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