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Preces ecclesiasticae :
the forms of public devotion, instituted by Calvin, John Knox, Martin Bucer, Micronius, and other Presbyterian divines ; adopted and used in various branches of the Presbyterian Church.

APA Citation

(1856). Preces ecclesiasticae: the forms of public devotion, instituted by Calvin, John Knox, Martin Bucer, Micronius, and other Presbyterian divines ; adopted and used in various branches of the Presbyterian Church. New York: Charles Scribner.

MLA Citation

Preces Ecclesiasticae: the Forms of Public Devotion, Instituted by Calvin, John Knox, Martin Bucer, Micronius, And Other Presbyterian Divines ; Adopted And Used In Various Branches of the Presbyterian Church. New York: Charles Scribner, 1856.

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Preces ecclesiasticae : the forms of public devotion, instituted by Calvin, John Knox, Martin Bucer, Micronius, and other Presbyterian divines ; adopted and used in various branches of the Presbyterian Church.

APA Citation

MLA Citation

Preces ecclesiasticae :
the forms of public devotion, instituted by Calvin, John Knox, Martin Bucer, Micronius, and other Presbyterian divines ; adopted and used in various branches of the Presbyterian Church.