Two letters to the most learned Janus Ulitius wherein (by wise of Vindication) it is abundantly proved, that neither St. Augustine, not any one of those Fathers, who flourished in the Ages before him, did, either by their Doctrines or Practice, in any wise countenance the invocation of saints. Written by the Reverend George Morley, D.D. in the year 1659, while he remain'd in Exile at Breda; and when he Publish'd this Treatise, Lord Bishop of Winchester. Now made English, by a divine of the Church of England. With a letter to the translator, by Geo. Hickes, D.D.
- Morley, George, 1597-1684.
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Two letters to the most learned Janus Ulitius: wherein (by wise of Vindication) it is abundantly proved, that neither St. Augustine, not any one of those Fathers, who flourished in the Ages before him, did, either by their Doctrines or Practice, in any wi
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