1790 SAMUEL MILLER. Presbyterian Divine's Personal Copy of Morell's Greek Lexicon. ZZTheologyandReligion will feel increasing qualifications “for

will feel increasing qualifications “for judges as at the first

Absolutely charming little first or near first printing of Stuart Robson's classic on the false thumb tip and its use

bright and attractive

Baxter uses this term regularly

bound in cloth that's faded with part of the spine rubbed through

1790 SAMUEL MILLER. Presbyterian Divine's Personal Copy of Morell's Greek Lexicon. ZZTheologyandReligion will feel increasing qualifications “forBound in later library buckram, but textually very good. this is a wonderful Presbyterian Princeton item. Boldly and distinctively signed by prominent Presbyterian divine and theologian, Samuel Miller [1769 1850], on the title. It would be difficult to think of someone who could "out Presbyterian" Samuel Miller in the period . . . perhaps Charles Hodge being a close [if a bit later] second. Miller served as the Professor of Ecclesiastical and Church