The figurative speeches: by which God has veiled his secrets contained in His Word, until the end of the time; which is the time determined by Him, that they should be revealed
Subtitle: And now by the assistance of God, the scriptures being opened by the key of the Word, the secrets therein contained, are made as plain to the understanding, as a riddle when unfolded
By: By M. Mersen
Publisher: Printed and sold by John Clarke at the Bible in the Old Change, John Guillim in Bishops-gate-street, over against the Royal James, Mrs. Mitchel at the Crown and Cushion in Westminster-hall, and Mr. Garin over against the Crown tavern in the Strand, the corntr[!] of St. Clements church yard
Published: 1697
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 260
Notes: Signatures: [-]², B-Q⁸, R⁴.

Pages 72 misnumbered 71.

"Errata": recto of 2nd prelim. leaf.

No.1 in a volume lettered on spine: Mersen's speeches.

In a later reissue there are 4 additional prelim. leaves (signed A⁴), and the text ends on N4, with catchword "A". (The text of N5-R4 of this issue, with paging and signatures changed, appears as part of his The Christian belief ... 1697.) Page 248 of this issue ends with catchword "As". Bound as no.2 in this volume is his "This treatise proving three worlds", 1696, the text of which begins "As touching."