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Title: To the Holy Spirit. Invocation from S.R. Blackmores Creation, B 1
Author: Blackmore, Richard, Sir
Attribution: S.R. Blackmore
Date(s): 1712 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 67
Contents: Extract from Blackmore's "Creation", I, invoking the assistance of the Holy Spirit in his task
Title: World made by God without which no philosophy
Author: Blackmore, Richard, Sir
Attribution: [S.R. Blackmore]
Date(s): 1712 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 67
Contents: Extract from Blackmore's "Creation", I, on human reason's inability to understand the universe without God's assistance
Title: The numerous and important blessings of religion
Author: Blackmore, Richard, Sir
Attribution: [S.R. Blackmore]
Date(s): 1712 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 67
Contents: Extract from Blackmore's "Creation", II, on the beneficial influence of religion on human behaviour
Title: No man happy that has not conquer'd the fears of death, and
religion only capable of subduing those fears
Author: Blackmore, Richard, Sir
Attribution: [S.R. Blackmore]
Date(s): 1712 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 67
Contents: Extract from Blackmore's "Creation", IV, on how religion alone enables mankind (whether conqueror or slave) to escape the fear of death
Title: Satyr upon the atheists
Author: Blackmore, Richard, Sir
Attribution: [S.R. Blackmore]
Date(s): 1712 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 67
Contents: Extract from Blackmore's "Creation", VII, scorning adherents of atheism and foretelling God's vengeance on them
Title: A hymn to the creator of the world
Author: Blackmore, Richard, Sir
Attribution: [S.R. Blackmore]
Date(s): 1712 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 67
Contents: Extract from Blackmore's "Creation", VII, religious poem praising God as creator of the world
Commendatory verses, on the author of the two Arthurs and the Satyr against wit
Brown, Thomas (1663-1704)
1700
Epistle dedicatory signed: O.S. Possibly a pseudonym of Thomas Brown, of Shifnal, who contributed several poems, and to whom the editorship is usually ascribed. First edition. The author of the tw...