Two Letters of Advice: I. For the Susception of Holy Orders. II. For Studies Theological, Especially Such as are Rational. At the End of the Former, is Inserted, a Catalogue of the Christian Writers, and Genuine Works that are Extant of the First Three Centuries..

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