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More: Tetractus Anti-Astrologica, Or,The Four Chapters in the Explanation of the Grand Mystery Of Godliness, Which contain a brief but solid Confutation Of Judiciary Astrology, With Annotations upon each Chapter: Wherein the wonderous Weakness of John Butler, B.D. his Answer Called A Vindication of Astrology, &c. are laid open to the view of every intelligent Reader. London: J[ohn] M[acock] for Walter Kettilby,[1681]. [2],viii,171,[1]pp. [bound after] Digby: Two Treatises: In the one of which, The Nature of Bodies, In the other, The Nature of Mans Soule, Is Looked Into: In Way Of Discovery Of The Immortality of Reasonable Soules. London: John Williams, 1665. [48],312, 301-429,[1],[8],136, 139-143,[1],144,[3 blank]pp
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Contemp. paneled calf, rebacked with most of old spine laid-down, title in gilt, bookstamps of English library on Digby, Digby t.p. reinforced, some minor stains, occ. browning, More cut into lower margin with some losses of text & catch- and collation marks.. More t.p. in red and black.. 4to. 2 works in 1 vol.. First Edition of the More. More belonged to that little band of Christian Platonists which was formed at Cambridge in the middle of the seventeenth century, and the distinctive traits of thei... more information
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