The Christians zodiake, or, Twelve signes of predestination unto life everlasting written in Lattin by Ieremie Drexelius.

Title

The Christians zodiake, or, Twelve signes of predestination unto life everlasting written in Lattin by Ieremie Drexelius.

Author

Drexel, Jeremias, 1581-1638.

Publication

London :: Printed for William Willson,

1647.

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Subject terms

Predestination -- Early works to 1800.

Christian life.

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Contents

• title page
• The Author to the READER.
• list
• illustration
• The Christian Zodiake.
  • The first Signe, of Predestination, Is a Burning Taper.
    • The 2. Paragraph.
    • The 3. Paragraph.
  • illustration
  • The second Signe Of Predestination,
    • The first Paragraph.
    • The 2. Paragraph.
    • The third Paragraph.
  • illustration
  • The third Signe, Of Predestination,
    • The first Paragraph.
    • The second Paragraph.
    • The third Paragraph.
  • illustration
  • The fourth Signe, Of Predestination,
    • The first Paragraph.
    • The second Paragraph.
  • illustration
  • The fifth Signe Of Predestination,
    • The first Paragraph.
    • The secod Paragraph.
    • The 3. Parag aph.
    • Crescit adversis agitata virtus.
    • The fourth Paragraph.
  • illustration
  • The Sixth Signe, Of Predestination,
    • The fist Paragraph.
    • The second Paragraph.
    • The th rd Paragraph.
  • illustration
  • The seventh Signe, Of Predestination,
    • The first Paragraph.
    • The second Paragraph.
    • The third Paragraph.
  • illustration
  • The Eighth Signe, Of Predestination,
    • The first Paragraph.
    • The second Paragraph.
  • illustration
  • The Ninth Signe, Of Predestination,
    • The first Paragraph.
    • The second Paragraph.
    • The third Paragraph.
    • The fourth Paragraph.
    • The 5. Paragraph.
    • The 6 Paragraph.
    • The 7. Paragraph.
  • illustration
  • The Tenth Signe, Of Predestination,
    • The first Paragraph.
    • The second Paragraph.
    • The third Paragraph.
  • illustration
  • The eleventh signe, Of Predestination.
    • The first Paragraph.
    • The second Paragraph.
    • The third Paragraph.
  • illustration
  • The twelfth signe, Of Predestination.
    • The first Paragraph.
    • The second Paragraph.
    • The third Paragrah.
• A Treatise added as a Crowne to the twelve signes of Predestination, Of the great scarcity of the predestinate.