Hysterai Phrontides. Or, the Last Thoughts of Dr. Whitby: Containing His Correction of Several Passages in His Commentary on the New Testament. To which are Added, Five Discourses. Published by His Express Order

Daniel Whitby

1728. g. janv. · James and John Knapton

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