A compendious view of the grounds of the Teutonick philosophy With considerations by way of enquiry into the subject matter, and scope of the writings of Jacob Behmen, ... Published by a gentleman retired from business.
Gentleman retired from business.
London : printed by M. Lewis; and sold by Messrs. Bathurst, Baker, Whiston, White, Richardson and Roberts, C. Dilly, Davis, and Heard, in London; Woodyer and Merril at Cambridge; Kendal, at Colchester; Mills, at Bath; Binns, at Hallifax; Binns, Ogle and Copperthwaite at Leeds; Megget and Stringer, at Wakefield; Brook at Huthersfield [sic]; Mercer, at Maidstone; and Burden, at Winchester,
1770.
Contents: 'A treatise of eternal nature. By J. P. M.D.'; 'Considerations by way of enquiry into the subject, matter, and scope of the writings of .. Jacob Behmen'; 'The works of Jacob Behmen concerning God and the divine nature. .. ', each with a divisional title and separate pagination; the register is continuous.
J. P. = J. Pordoge.
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