Theological theses, containing the chief heads of the Christian doctrine, deduced from axioms; composed and publickly defended in presence and under the direction of the very Reverend and most judicious John Henry Ringier, V.D.M. and professor of controversial divinity in the academy at Bern. By Isaac Sigfrid, of Zoffingen in Bern, and Daniel Wyttenbach, of Bern, in order to obtain the honour of the S. Ministry. 1747. (Translated from Latin.) To which is added a discourse by Gerrit Lydekker. A.B.
Sigfrid, Isaac.
Ringier, John Henry.
Wyttenbach, Daniel Albert,1746-1820.
New-York. : Printed and sold by Samuel Brown at the foot of Potbaker's-Hill, between the New-Dutch Church and Fly-Market,
1766.
"A discourse on the greatness, and praise of the Lord, composed and delivered, by Gerrit Lydekker, A.B."-- [2], 114, 4 p. at end, with separate title page. Also issued separately.
Error in paging: p. 79-114, 3rd count, misnumbered 78-113.
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