The work is the third part of a lengthy theological tract. It includes chapters 22 to 33 of the Rule for Perfection, which deal with various types of regeneration.
Third Part of a Rule for Perfection
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- Dates of Creationmid to late 17th century
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- Language of MaterialEnglish.
- Physical Description1 volume
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Administrative / Biographical History
The author, Francis Bennet, is described as 'a capuaine preacher of Camfield, Essex' on the flyleaf of this volume.
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It was deposited with the Ottery St Mary parish library by the rector of Ottery St Mary in November 1981
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Custodial History
The volume is the third part of a four-part planned work, of which the first two parts seem to have been completed and the fourth may well have been. It had become detached from its fellows by March 1718, when it was sold at an auction by Thomas Corbet at the corner of Fleet Bridge. It bears the ownership inscription of a Mr Munday in an eighteenth century hand.