| Title: | Title Pages In Scribal Hand B |
|---|---|
| Dating: | 1644, 1646 |
| Ref: | 39/2/165A-166B: 166B BLANK |
[39/2/165A]
[on scrap paper cut from printed Latin document]
The life of one
IACOB BOEHMEN;
WHO ALTHOUGH HE Were A very
meane man, yet wrote the most
wonderful deepe [knowkledge?]
in Naturall and Divine things.
That any hath beene knowne to doe since
the Apostles Times and yett never read
them, or learned them from any other
man as may be seene <in> th that which
followeth.
Catallogue of his Workes
[squiggles]
London Printed
By L:N: for R:W: at the signe of the Kings Arms
in Pauls Churchyard; 1644
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Pag.8.
[price illeg.]
[39/2/166A]
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NB. Bru.
A LEARNED
And exceeding well compilled
Vindication of Libertie
of Religion.
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Written by unius Brutus in Latine
And Translated into English by N:Y: who
desires as much as in him lyeth to doe good
unto all men
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Wherin these three following Propositions
are undenyably proved, & all objections to
the contrary fully Answered.
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1 That if magistrates, in case of necesitie,
promise Hereticks Libertie of Religion,
theie are bound to performe their Oath after
that necessitie ceaseth
2 That Magistrates may with a saffe
conscience grant Hereticks Libertie of
Religion[altered] & oblige themselves by an
Oath or Bond of assurance to provide for
their saffty and security[altered].
3 That Magistrates ought to grant Hereticks
Libertie of Religion and to oblige
themselves by an oath or Bond[altered] of
assurance to provid for their safty and
securitie.
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Printed in the year 1646
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Pag.71.
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