Iob's Pietie, Or, The Patterne Of A Perfect Man. Containing An Absolvte Historie of all the Excellencies which ought to be in a perfect Man
Subtitle: And being drawne from Diuine Writ, may serue as a Patterne for euery reasonable Bodie, whe- ther Reall or Representatiue, being eyther Mightie or Meane, Rich or Poore. A Worke Worthie The consideration of all Men; euen from the Kings Pallace, to the poore mans Cottage; from the high House of Parlia-ment, to the lowest Seat of the meanest Magistrate; and from the greatest Generall, to the humblest Launce-pessado that euer com-manded in Armies. ...
Contributors: McAlpin Collection of British History and Theology (Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary)
Published: 1624
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 235
Notes: Ms. attribution to Robert Hile (Hill?).

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