1698 SYMON PATRICK. A Commentary Upon The First Book of Moses, Called Genesis. Civil War but almost surgically separated

but almost surgically separated

Some of the refutations of these views are developed at considerable length

including the totality of the last few leaves

We have met like travellers at an inn

As did your waggon

1698 SYMON PATRICK. A Commentary Upon The First Book of Moses, Called Genesis. Civil War but almost surgically separatedA rather textually nicely preserved early imprint of Simon [Symon] Patrick's [1626 1707] classic on Genesis. Patrick was Bishop of Ely and considered one of the great biblical scholars of the era, influenced by the Cambridge Platonists and generally considered an "Arminian Anglican." His works were reprinted and considered standards for rigorous scholarship up through the end of the 19th century. Spurgeon held many works by Patrick in his own library