An Exposition of the Book of Solomon's Song, Commonly Called Canticles: Wherein the Authority of it is Established and Vindicated Against Objections, Both Ancient and Modern : Several Versions Compared with the Original Text, the Different Senses Both of Jewish and Christian Interpreters Considered, and the Whole Opened and Explained in Proper and Useful Observations, Volume 1 |
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| Title | An Exposition of the Book of Solomon's Song, Commonly Called Canticles: Wherein the Authority of it is Established and Vindicated Against Objections, Both Ancient and Modern : Several Versions Compared with the Original Text, the Different Senses Both of Jewish and Christian ..., Volume 1 An Exposition of the Book of Solomon's Song, Commonly Called Canticles: Wherein the Authority of it is Established and Vindicated Against Objections, Both Ancient and Modern : Several Versions Compared with the Original Text, the Different Senses Both of Jewish and Christian Interpreters Considered, and the Whole Opened and Explained in Proper and Useful Observations, John Gill |
| Author | John Gill |
| Publisher | Thomas Turnbull, 1805 |
| Original from | Columbia University |
| Digitized | Feb 17, 2010 |
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