The Arraignement Of The VVhole Creatvre, At the Barre of Religion, Reason, and Experience. Occasioned vpon an Inditement preferred by the Soule of Man against the Prodigals vanity and Vaine Prodigality. Explained, Applyed, and Tryed in the Historie and Misterie of that Parable. From whence is drawne this Doome Or- thodoxall, and Ivdgement Divine. That no Earthly Vanity can satisfie Mans heavenly Soule. And by reason of the variety of Instances and Demonstra- tions, it may serve in some sort as a Common- Place, for almost all manner of Readings. (ornament)
Contributors: McAlpin Collection of British History and Theology (Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary)
Published: 1631
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 335
Notes: Epistle dedicatory signed R.H.

A1, blank; reverse, "Vpon the Copper-piece". A2: frontispiece, containing title.

Epistle Dedicatory, signed R.H.

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H&L. Bodl

H&L, new edition