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K. Finch's Spence?
DIVINE DIALOGUES,
Containing various
Inquiries and Instructions
Concerning the
ATTRIBUTES OF GOD
And his
PROVIDENCE
IN THE
WORLD.
Collected and compiled by the care and industry of
Franciscus Palaeopolitanus. original: "Franciscus Palæopolitanus." This is a Latin pseudonym meaning "Francis of the Ancient City," used by Henry More (1614–1687), a prominent member of the Cambridge Platonists.
To which is annexed
A brief discourse on the true grounds of the certainty of faith in matters of religion,
together with a few plain songs or Divine Hymns for the main Holy Days of the year.
The Second Edition.
WISDOM 8:1
This refers to the Wisdom of Solomon, a book found in the Apocrypha.
Your wisdom, O Lord, reaches from one end to another mightily; and she orders all things sweetly.
LONDON,
Printed and sold by Joseph Downing in Bartholomew Close
near West Smithfield, 1713.
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