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Frankfurt 1567 [6 is transposed over a 7 or vice versa], This pamphlet has been published (in?) 8° | Frankfurt 1567 [6 is transposed over a 7 or vice versa], This pamphlet has been published (in?) 8° | ||
About | About the superstitious beatings of the bells | ||
to elicit prayers by which contrivances the lightning | |||
is appeased, Response By Caspar Homberg. | |||
The Companion comments by Friar Angelo Roc | The Companion comments by Friar Angelo Roc | ||
Bishop of Tagaste, and [Apostolic?] Shrine | Bishop of Tagaste, and [Apostolic?] Shrine | ||
Prefect were worked on over night for the Holy | Prefect were worked on over night for the Holy Catholic Church | ||
directly. In which many | directly. In which it is said that many things no less worthy of admiration and necessary to know | ||
admiration | than pleasant to read are found in the Church of God. | ||
Rome in the writings of Gugl. Facciotti. 1612 | Rome in the writings of Gugl. Facciotti. 1612 | ||
Latest revision as of 21:13, 28 June 2019
Frankfurt 1567 [6 is transposed over a 7 or vice versa], This pamphlet has been published (in?) 8° About the superstitious beatings of the bells to elicit prayers by which contrivances the lightning is appeased, Response By Caspar Homberg.
The Companion comments by Friar Angelo Roc Bishop of Tagaste, and [Apostolic?] Shrine Prefect were worked on over night for the Holy Catholic Church directly. In which it is said that many things no less worthy of admiration and necessary to know than pleasant to read are found in the Church of God. Rome in the writings of Gugl. Facciotti. 1612