Petri Molinei de monarchia temporali pontificis Romani : liber, quo imperatoris, regum, & principum iura aduersus vsurpationes papae defenduntur: et docetur quibus artibus papa ab humili statu ad tantae potentiae culmen ascenderit: & liber Serenissimi ac Potentissimi Regis Iacobi ab aduersariorum obiectionibus, praecipue vero Roberti Bellarmini, & Cuffetelli Dominicani, vindicatur..
Du Moulin, Pierre,1568-1658.
Blair, Hew,Minister of Rutherglen,1633-1694.former owner,StEdNL: Gray.852
Haddington Library (Scotland),former owner.StEdNL: Gray.852
Londini : [Eliot's Court Press] ex officina Nortoniana apud Iohannem Billium,
1614..
Printer from STC.
Entered to J. Bill, 27 November 1611.
In response to: James I, King of England.  Triplici nodo, triplex cuneus. (STC 14401).
A reworking of some of the topics in STC 7322.--STC.
Last leaf is blank.
At foot of title page: Cum priuilegio regis.
ESTC
STC (2nd ed.)
The front pastedown is inscribed "Town of Haddington's Library No 661" in an eighteenth century hand. On the titlepage there is a pencil inscription "Hadd" in the same eighteenth century hand. Also on the title page are two inscriptions "perlegi bis" and "Hugo Blar[us]" in the same seventeenth century hand.
Inscription on the title page "Jac Glasguen 1630".
James VI, King of Scotland, 1566-1625.
Popes
Church and state
England London.