The sinners salue, or, Medicine of the soule by which applied and practised aswell the impenitent may be moued to conuersion, as the peninitent [!], armed against desperation
Subtitle: heerunto is annexed the Armour of the soule, against the assaults of death
By: By Ro. Wolcombe
Publisher: Printed by R. R[obinson]. for Iohn Winnington, and are to be sold at his shop, at the west end of S. Dunstans church in Fleetstreet
Published: 1595
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 192
Subjects: Sin; Early works to 1800; Repentance
Other titles: Sinners salve; Medicine of the soule by which applied and practised aswell the impenitent may be moved to conversion
Notes: Conjectural signatures: A-H¹².

STC (2nd ed.) 25941.5.

Purchase; source unknown; 12 March 1949; 48-1058; Friends.

Badly imperfect copy: top & side edges cropped, removing headlines, pagination, & parts of marginal notes; leaves A6-12, G12, & all after H10 wanting, though A5 is followed by 2 leaves which may or may not be part of that signature; leaves H4 & H9 are misbound after p. 146 of Thomas à Kempis' Soliloquium animae, 1592, with which this is bound.

Bound with Thomas à Kempis, Of the imitation of Christ, 1592.