Kulo Mahanadim, Hemdat Kol Ha-goyim, Mahmad `enayim the Most Desireable Object, the Desire of All Nations, the Desire of the Eyes, Or, a Protestant Picture of Jesus Christ, Drawn Out in Scripture-colours (1660)

Kulo Mahanadim, Hemdat Kol Ha-goyim, Mahmad `enayim the Most Desireable Object, the Desire of All Nations, the Desire of the Eyes, Or, a Protestant Picture of Jesus Christ, Drawn Out in Scripture-colours (1660)

by Thomas Symson

306 pages· 2010· ISBN 9781171286806

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