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Of the Integrity and Purity of the Hebrew and Greek Text of the Scripture; with Considerations on the Prolegomena and Appendix to the late Biblia Polyglotta
Garnet Howard Milne cites this book / treatise in the notes only material of Has the Bible Been Kept Pure? The record preserves Milne's exact citation and source-page evidence. Current access research is labeled: Free full-text transcription. Its textual methodology has been…
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The Works of John Owen, Volume 1
The Goold edition was first published by Johnstone and Hunter, 1850-1853; supplied digital version published by Books for the Ages, 2000.
Volume 1 of William H. Goold's collected edition of John Owen contains Christologia, Owen's extended treatment of the person of Christ; two series of meditations on the glory of Christ; and the Lesser and Greater Catechisms. It is especially useful for Christology,…
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A Scholastical History of the Canon of the Holy Scripture
Alternate title: The Works of the Right Reverend Father in God John Cosin, Volume the Third
Oxford: John Henry Parker, 1849.
Cosin's learned historical defense of the canon received in the Church of England surveys patristic, conciliar, medieval, and later testimony concerning the canonical and apocryphal books. The 1849 editor verifies and expands Cosin's many source references and follows the 1657 first edition…
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An Introduction to the Art of Rhetorick
Alternate title: Composed for the Benefit of Young Scholars and Others Who Have Not Opportunity of Being Instructed in the Latine Tongue
London: Printed by E. T. and R. H. for Thomas Passenger at the Three Bibles on London Bridge, and Benjamin Hurlock over against St. Magnus Church, 1671.
An English-language introduction to rhetoric designed for students without Latin and expressly intended to help readers understand figurative expressions in Holy Scripture. It supplies a compact guide to rhetorical figures and their interpretive use.
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