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Alnwick Castle MS. 572. 17th Century. Opus Angelorum [the 'Crowning of Nature' with 67 watercolour drawings. This copy does not have the text which other versions of this manuscript include.]
f1 'Cooper the bookseller at the Pellican Little Britain 1678.
Valued by Cooper at £15. Bought of Heard in Piccadilly with the mere cost £5. I believe this MSS to have been Eirenaeus Philalethes own writings.'
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