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Livre de Moyse, nommé Deuteronomie. folio, Genève, 1567. [L. 12. 15.] WOLPHII (Joannis) In Mosis Librum qui Deuteronomium inscribitur, Sermonuin Libri IV. folio, Tiguri, 1585. [L. 9. 16.] LAVATERI (Ludovici) Liber Judicum Homiliis CVII. expositus. folio, Tiguri, 1585. [L. 9. 16.] CALVINI (Johannis) Homilia in primum Librum Samuelis. folio, Geneva, 1604. [L. 12. 6.] Calvini (Johannis) In Librum Job Conciones. folio, Geneva, 1593. [L. 12. 7.] Calvin (John) Sermons upon the Booke of Job, translated out of French by Arthur Golding folio, London, 1573. [Ff. 2. 5.] ADAMI (Joannis) Meletemata Psalmica: sive Idea Concionum in Psalmos Davidis. 3 vols. 4to. Francofurti, 1616. [I. 20. 11-13.] FABRICII (Stephani) Sacræ Conciones in centum et quinquaginta Psalmos Davidis Regis, et aliorum sanctorum Prophetarum. folio, Geneva, 1620. [I. 11. 10.] BULLINGERI (Henrici) Isaias, excellentissimus Dei propheta, expositus Homiliis CXC. folio, Tiguri, 1567. 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