Christianography, or The description of the multitude and sundry sorts of Christians in the world, not subject to the Pope. : With their unity, and how they agree with the Protestants in the principall poynts of difference betweene them and the Church of Rome. To which is added a treatise of the religion of the ancient Christians in Brittanie, and how they also differed from the now Romish Church. With certaine letters and confessions of the easterne churches and others.
Pagitt, Ephraim,1574 or 1575-1647.
Adair, William,-1684,former owner.StEdNL
London : Printed by I. Okes, for Matthew Costerden, stationer,
1640.
Dedication signed: Ephraim Pagitt.
"Of the religion of the ancient Christian Britans" (caption title) begins new pagination on 3A1; "Literae a Patriarcha Alexandrino" (caption title) begins new pagination on 4A1.
The last page 31 misnumbered 33.
Signatures: A⁴ a⁴ B-2A⁴ 2B⁴(-B1,2+'M'1.2) 2C-2K⁴ 2L⁴(-2L1+2'L'1.2) 2M-2N⁴ 3A-3H⁴ 4A-4D⁴.
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Manuscript inscription on the recto the first flyleaf " March 14, 1666 pretiu[m] 6ss" followed by a line in Greek possibly translating as "Brotherly love [shall overcome]? evil, and then followed by, "ex libris Mr. Gulielmj Adair Aerensis ecclesiae pastor.".
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