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.
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Sobriè & sapienter fiet, si explicatio omnis & doctrina in∣tra limites Scripturae Propheticae & Apostolicae consistat, & ad huius solius normam (depositâ omni curiositate humani ingenij, ac iudicio siue preiudicio carnis) religiosè & sanctè exigatur: quod nobis in hac disputatione, per Dei gratiam, facere propositum est. Phil. 4. v. 5.6.7. 1. Pet. 2. v. 1.