A MARTYROLOGIE, CONTAINING A COLLECTION OF ALL THE PERSECUTIONS WHICH HAVE BEFALLEN THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND SINCE THE FIRST PLANTATION OF THE GOSPEL TO THE END OF QUEEN MARIES REIGN. WHEREUNTO ARE ADDED THE LIFE OF JASPER COLIGNI, ADMIRAL OF FRANCE, WHO WAS SLAIN IN THE MASSACRE OF PARIS, AS ALSO OF JOANE QUEEN OF NAVARRE. WHO DIED OF POISON A FEW DAYES BEFORE THAT BLOODY MASSACRE. TOGETHER WITH THE LIVES OF TEN OF OUR ENGLISH DIVINES, FAMOUS IN THEIR GENERATIONS FOR LEARNING, PIETY, PARTS, AND FOR THEIR SUFFERINGS IN THE CAUSE OF CHRIST bound with THE LIFE OF JASPAR COLIGNI, ADMIRALL OF FRANCE, WHO WAS SLAIN IN THE MASSACRE OF PARIS, AS ALSO OF JOANE Q. OF NAVARRE, WHO DIED OF POISON A FEW DAIES BEFORE THE BLOODY MASSACRE. TOGETHER WITH THE

Clarke, Samuel

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Quarto, 11.4 in. x 8 in., pp. [22] (includes tables of martyrs), 301,156. Half calf over original gray-green paper boards. Gilt title on red panel and five raised bands to rebacked spine. Publisher's red to edges. Rubbing to extremities with a touch of soiling to original paper boards. Leather missing at corners, with corners nudged . Two title pages, both dated 1652. The first title page in red and black ink. Author's printed sidenotes. Previous owner's names to front free endpaper and top of first title page.9Thomas Percy Thomas, and "Robert Percy Rogers from Mary" Age-toning to pages with a few scattered spots. Samuel Clarke (1675-1729) was the most influential British metaphysician and philosophical theologian in the generation between Locke and Berkeley, and only Shaftesbury rivals him in ethics. In all three areas he was critical of Hobbes, Spinoza, and Toland. Clarke defended natural religion against the view that nature constitutes a self-sufficient system, and he defended revealed religion against deism. (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) "Also to avoid all jealousies and suspitions of her being poisoned by reason of her sudden suckness and death, her body was opened by sundry expert and learned Doctors of Physick and Chirurgery, who found her Heart and Liver very sound, only some scirrousnesse on one side of her Lu ngs, but her Head they might not open, where the malady lay, by which means the discovery of it was prevented. (Anonymous)".

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• Titre: A MARTYROLOGIE, CONTAINING A COLLECTION OF ALL THE PERSECUTIONS WHICH HAVE BEFALLEN THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND SINCE THE FIRST PLANTATION OF THE GOSPEL TO THE END OF QUEEN MARIES REIGN. WHEREUNTO ARE ADDED THE LIFE OF JASPER COLIGNI, ADMIRAL OF FRANCE, WHO WAS SLAIN IN THE MASSACRE OF PARIS, AS ALSO OF JOANE QUEEN OF NAVARRE. WHO DIED OF POISON A FEW DAYES BEFORE THAT BLOODY MASSACRE. TOGETHER WITH THE LIVES OF TEN OF OUR ENGLISH DIVINES, FAMOUS IN THEIR GENERATIONS FOR LEARNING, PIETY, PARTS, AND ...
• Éditeur: First title: "Printed by T. Ratcliffe and E. Mottershed and are to be sold by John Browne at the guilded Acorn"; Second title : "Printed by A.M. for John Browne at the Sign of the Acorn", London, England
• Date de parution: 1652
• Reliure: Leather-bound
• État de l'article: Good Plus
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