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Date: 1599
"This Scripture [Proverbs 18:14] is not only worthie to be graven in steele with the pen of an Adamant, and to be written in letters of gold: but also to bee laid up and registred by the finger of Gods spirit in the tables of our hearts."
preview | full record— Greenham, Richard (e. 1540s-1594)
