Clavis Bibliorum the Key of the Bible, Unlocking the Richest Treasurie of the Holy Scriptures: 1. Order, 2. Names, 3. Times, 4. Penmen, 5. Occasion, 6. Scope, 7. Principall Parts Containing the Subject Matter of the Old and New Testament (1649)

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