TY  - GEN
AU  - Johnson, Richard,
CY  - Dublin :
DA  - [1735?] 
ID  - 527935
KW  - Christian saints
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N1  - The author named in the preface as Richard Johnson.
N1  - Reproduction of original from British Library.
PB  - printed by and for Luke Dillon at the Bible in High-Street, ... Country-Merchants and others, may be furnish'd with all Sorts of School-Books and Histories, by Wholesale or Retail, at reasonable Rates,
PP  - Dublin :
PY  - [1735?] 
T1  - The famous history of the seven champions of ChristendomSt. George of England. St. Dennis of France. St. James of Spain. St. Anthony of Italy. St. Andrew of Scotland. St. Patrick of Ireland. And St. David of Wales. Shewing their honourable battles by sea and land: Their Tilts, Justs, Tournaments for Ladies: Their Combats with Giants, Monsters and Dragons: Their Adventures in Foreign Nations: Their Enchantments in the Holy Land: Their Knighthoods, Prowess and Chivalry in Europe, Asia and America: With their Victories against the Enemies of Christ. Also, the true manner and places of their deaths; being seven tragedies: And how they came to be call'd, the Seven Saints of Christendom.
TI  - The famous history of the seven champions of ChristendomSt. George of England. St. Dennis of France. St. James of Spain. St. Anthony of Italy. St. Andrew of Scotland. St. Patrick of Ireland. And St. David of Wales. Shewing their honourable battles by sea and land: Their Tilts, Justs, Tournaments for Ladies: Their Combats with Giants, Monsters and Dragons: Their Adventures in Foreign Nations: Their Enchantments in the Holy Land: Their Knighthoods, Prowess and Chivalry in Europe, Asia and America: With their Victories against the Enemies of Christ. Also, the true manner and places of their deaths; being seven tragedies: And how they came to be call'd, the Seven Saints of Christendom.
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