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Of the King who doth according to his will, & honours Mahuzzim, & regardeth not the God of his fathers nor the desire of weomen

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Newton, Isaac, 1642-1727
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Title Of the King who doth according to his will, & honours Mahuzzim, & regardeth not the God of his fathers nor the desire of weomen.
Contributors יהודה, אברהם שלום, 1877-1951 (בעלים קודמים)
The National Library of Israel Israel
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Original Library/publisher The National Library of Israel, Jerusalem, Israel
Creation Date [17--]
Notes Thirteen drafts
נושא נוסף: פילוסופיה כללית
נושא נוסף: Autograph. Newton, Isaac
The National Library of Israel Jerusalem Israel Ms. Yah. Var. 1/ Newton Papers 7.1n
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Publications Cf. Observations upon the Prophecies of Daniel and the Apocalypse of St. John (London, 1733)
Genre Autograph manuscripts
Extent 28 ff.
Language English
Latin
Credits מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית
National Library system number 990037890070205171
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