De prædestinatione, sive, De causis salutis et damnationis æternæ disputatio in qua præside D. Andrea Melvino, sacrar. literarum professore, & rectore Academiæ Regiæ Andreanæ in Scotia, ... Christophorus Iohannides Danus respondebit.

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Title: De prædestinatione, sive, De causis salutis et damnationis æternæ disputatio in qua præside D. Andrea Melvino, sacrar. literarum professore, & rectore Academiæ Regiæ Andreanæ in Scotia, ... Christophorus Iohannides Danus respondebit.
Publication: Edinburgi :: Excudebat Robertus Waldegraue typographus regius,; 1595.
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DEVS vt in omnes creaturas, ita in hominem summam & liberrimam obtinet proprio suo iure potestatem, seu Figu∣lus in lutum. Annon Figulus habet potestatem in lutum, vt ex eadem massa faciat aliud quidem vas ad decus, aliud ad dedecus: Tu igitur O homo! tu quis es qui ex adversort-sponsas DEO? Rom. 9. v. 14.15.16.18.19.20.21.