The urim of conscience. : To which the author has had recourse, for plain answers, in his own particular case (as every man living ought to do in his) to four questions, of great weight and importance, viz. 1. Who, and what art thou? 2. Where hast thou been? 3. Where art thou now doing? 4. Whither art thou going? Together with three select prayers for private families. /
Morland, Samuel,Sir,1625-1695.
London, : Printed by J[ames]. M[oxon]. and B[enjamin]. B[eardwell]. for A. Roper E[lizabeth]. Wilkinson and R. Clavel, over against St. Dunston's Church, Fleet-street.,
1695..
Printers' names from Wing.
With slip cancels on the following leaves: 1) B2v, line 3: "that Beautifull" replacing "the figure..." so that line reads: "Greeks borrowed that Beautifull crea-"; 2) B2v, lines 24,25: replaced with: "Be therefore for ever accursed, O Beelzebub, Thou Prince of Devils, and true"; 3) B3v, line 28: "Hairs," replacing text so that the line reads: "and splitting of Hairs, with their lame".
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