He Zemia Tes Agapse: The Loss of Love: Or, Christ Contending Through the Clouds With His Spouse, for the Loss of Her First Love Being a Sermon First ... An Honourable Assembly Upon Mount Zion (1666)

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He zemia tes agapse: the loss of love: or, Christ contending through the clouds with His spouse, for the loss of her first love Being a sermon first preached before an honourable assembly upon Mount Zion Waite, John, fl. 1666. First three words of title are in Greek characters. Date of publication from Wing. Caption title on p. 129: A call for a Christless sinner: or, A word to them that never had any true love to Jesus Christ. [16], 139, [1] p. London : printed for George Larkin, [1666] Wing (2nd ed.) / W221C English Reproduction of the original in the Bodleian Library

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