Demonologia Sacra: or, a Treatise of Satan’s Temptations. In Three Parts [formerly] Daemonologica Sacra

Contemporary full sheep, crack to upper cover which doesn’t affect the integrity of the book. Red edges to text block. Ownership signature of ‘A Broadley’ to first flyleaf; further inscription cut away from upper outer corner of this flyleaf. Note in 19th century(?) hand overleaf partly in shorthand and relating to Bishop of Carlisle and Newcastle. Collated and complete:

Richard Gilpin (1625-1700) was an English nonconformist minister and physician, born in Westmorland, educated at Edinburgh University and prominent in northern England.

[16], pp642: slight worming tail of D gathering; tear at head of N1 because of old paper fault; with old paper repair; long dried but extensive damp staining to final gatherings.

An attractive unsophisticated copy.