Mene tekel: or separation weighed in the ballance of the sanctuary and found wanting Part I. Wherein, The conduct of the Church of Scotland, with respect to the Union and Oath of abjuration, is fully cleared and vindicated; the proceedings of the Church against Mrs. Mcmillan, Taylor, Hepburn and Gilchrist justified: the controversie concerning confederacies and associations with malignants clearly stated and discussed: ... in answer to that insolent and malitious libel, entituled, Protesters vindicated. ...
Robeson, Alexander.
Vetch, William.
Drumfries[sic], printed by Robert Rae, and sold by him, and John Duncan, booksellers there, Mr. James McEuen and Mr. John Martin, ... Edinburgh, and Mr. William Dickie ... Glasgow.
1717
No actual punctuation after 'wanting'
Anonymous author: Alexander Robeson (cf. Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanae II.298); also attributed to William Veitch
ESTC
Protesters vindicated.