Cryptozoology and Forteana

Nevves from Babylon

of a new-found Prince, that assoone as he was borne, spake, and wrought miracles by word of mouth. Sent from thence to the Great Master of Malta, by his Lieger Ambassador resident there, and from Malta disperst into most parts of Christendome. Shewing also a relation of a vision that was seen at Medina Talnabi, (where Mahomets tombe is) in Arabia, of a woman in the firmament, with a book in her hand. With a description of the Ile of Malta, and the dignity of the Great Master and Knights of the Order; with many other historicall occurrences.

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17th century
Language: English

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Traditions: Cryptozoology and Forteana

Subjects: Early works to 1800, Curiosities and wonders, Visions, Iraq, babylon

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Cryptozoology and Forteana
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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
of a new-found Prince, that assoone as he was borne, spake, and wrought miracles by word of mouth. Sent from thence to the Great Master of Malta, by his Lieger Ambassador resident there, and from Malta disperst into most parts of Christendome. Shewing also a relation of a vision that was seen at Medina Talnabi, (where Mahomets tombe is) in Arabia, of a woman in the firmament, with a book in her hand. With a description of the Ile of Malta, and the dignity of the Great Master and Knights of the Order; with many other historicall occurrences. Open Library record	1637	Printed by T. H[arper] for Hugh Perry, and are to be sold at the new Exchange	English	—	No ebook	Open Library (opens in a new tab)