Calendarium ecclesiasticum, or, A new almanack after the old fashion for the commune year of man's creation 5607, redemption 1658

being the second from the bissextile : attended on, by I. A summary account of the festivals and fasts as well Jewish as Christian with the original and end of their institution, II. Gesta Britannorum or a brief chronologie for 57 years last past, viz. from the year 1600 (in which the late King was born) untill the present 1658

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Calendarium ecclesiasticum, or, A new almanack after the old fashion for the commune year of man's creation 5607, redemption 1658

being the second from the bissextile : attended on, by I. A summary account of the festivals and fasts as well Jewish as Christian with the original and end of their institution, II. Gesta Britannorum or a brief chronologie for 57 years last past, viz. from the year 1600 (in which the late King was born) untill the present 1658

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Wing A2658

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London
Series
Early English books online, Early English books, 1641-1700 -- 680:16
Other Titles
Calendarium ecclesiasticum., Gesta Britannorum., New almanack after the old fashion for the commune year of man's creation 5607, redemption 1658., Short account of the festivals and fasts, as well of the Jews as Christians, with the originall and end of their institution.

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[22], 26, [38] p., 1 leaf of plates
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38

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12724890

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