A Treatise of three conversions of England, from paganisme to christian religion... divided into three partes, as appeareth in the next page, the former two whereof are handled in this booke and…

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Titre :

A Treatise of three conversions of England, from paganisme to christian religion... divided into three partes, as appeareth in the next page, the former two whereof are handled in this booke and dedicated to the catholikes of England, with a new addition to the said catholikes upon the news of the late Q. death and succession of his Majestie of Scotland to the crowne of England, by N. D. Robert Parsons,...

Auteur :

Robert Parsons

Adresse :

(S. l.)

Date :

1603-1604

Description matérielle :

3 vol. in-8° .

Source :

Bibliothèque nationale de France (2023)

Note de la BnF

La 1re et la 2e partie de l'ouvrage contenues dans le premier volume ont une pagination suivie. - La 3e partie comprend 2 volumes qui ont un titre particulier et une adresse propre. - Le volume 2 porte : "The third part of a treatise intituled : Of three conversions of England, conteyninge an examen of the calendar or catalogue of protestant saints, martyrs and confessors, divised by John Fox... The first six monethes, where unto in the end is annexed a defence of a certaine triall made before the King of France upon the yeare 1600 betweene M. Peron, bishop of Evreux and M. Plessis Mornay,... by N. D."... - Le volume 3 porte au titre : "The third part of a treatise intituled : Of three conversions of England, conteyninge an examen of the calendar or catalogue of protestant saintes, martyrs and confessors... The last six monethes, wherunto is annexed in the end another severall treatise, called a Review of ten publike disputations or conferences held in England about matters of religion... under king Edward and queene Mary, by N. D." Ce dernier traité a une pagination, un titre et une adresse propres.

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