Commonplace book of Samuel Willard : manuscript, undated.

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Commonplace book of Samuel Willard : manuscript, undated.

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Theological commonplace book arranged by subject, each page having a Latin title: "Symbolum apostolicum", "Fides quae creditur", "Deus", etc.

1 v. (542, [7] p.) ; 32 cm.

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