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Leighton Library has a 1628 edition of "De miraculis occultis naturae libri IIII" by Levinus Lemnius
Added at 06:16 on 20 May 2024
Leighton Library has a 1628 edition of "De miraculis occultis naturae libri IIII" (The secret miracles of nature) by Dutch physician and author Levinus Lemnius who was born #OnThisDay 20 May 1505. This was on the subjects of Medicine, Occultism, Philosophy and religion
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Leighton Library has a 1608 edition of "Locorum communium" by Conrad Vorstius
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Leighton Library has a 1710 edition of "An exposition of the Creed" by John Pearson
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Leighton Library has a 1744 edition of "Sermons preached upon several occasions" by Robert South
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Leighton Library has a 1629 edition of "Utopia" by Sir Thomas More
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Leighton Library has a 1733 edition of "Observations upon the prophecies of Daniel, and the Apocalypse of St. John" by Sir Isaac Newton
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Leighton Library has a 1776 edition of "The American atlas" by Major Samuel Holland
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Leighton Library has a 1640 first edition of "An humble remonstrance to the high court of parliament" by Joseph Hall
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Leighton Library has a 1603 edition of “De arcanis catholicae veritatis”
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Leighton Library has a 1754 first edition of "A short conference betwixt Mr Adam Gib, Minister of the Gospel in the Associate Congregation at Edinburgh, and a country-man in the parish of Biggar"
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The persecution of Robert Leighton's father was described as "one of the most disgraceful incidents of the reign of King Charles I"
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