The triumph of trueth, manifesting the advanceme[n]t of virtue, and the overthrow of vice. : Wherein youth is admonished to withdrawe his affection from the vain seducement of fancie. Hereunto is added Cæsars triumph, The Gretians conquest, and the Desert of Dives. / Published by T.P., 19th century.

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Proctor, Thomas, poet. The triumph of trueth, manifesting the advanceme[n]t of virtue, and the overthrow of vice. : Wherein youth is admonished to withdrawe his affection from the vain seducement of fancie. Hereunto is added Cæsars triumph, The Gretians conquest, and the Desert of Dives. / Published by T.P., 19th century.

The triumph of trueth, manifesting the advanceme[n]t of virtue, and the overthrow of vice. : Wherein youth is admonished to withdrawe his affection from the vain seducement of fancie. Hereunto is added Cæsars triumph, The Gretians conquest, and the Desert of Dives. / Published by T.P., 19th century.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/80918138

Manuscript copy of a work (ca. 1585), written in a 19th century hand on wove paper.

26 [i.e. 28] p. ; 23 cm.

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