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Florence, Stamperia di S.A.S., 1690. In 4th. Jesuit insignia on the title page, woodcut initials, front pages and end caps, slight reddening, 19th century rigid parchment binding with title on red insert on the spine.
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FIRST EDITION, of a work that enjoyed extraordinary editorial success.
The Jesuit father Paolo Segneri tries to scientifically show how absurd the theories of atheism are and to support this he adds the subtitle: "Where it is demonstrated that it is impossible not to know what the true religion is, whoever wants to know it".
The Jesuit father Paolo Segneri tries to scientifically show how absurd the theories of atheism are and to support this he adds the subtitle: "Where it is demonstrated that it is impossible not to know what the true religion is, whoever wants to know it".
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