Tymme, T. (1630). A silver watch-bell: The sound whereof is able (by the grace of God) to vvin the most profane worldling and careles liver (if there be but the least sparke of grace remayning in him) to become a true Christian indeed, that in the end he may obtayn everlasting salvation (The seaventeenth impression.). By Edward Raban.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Tymme, Thomas. A Silver Watch-bell: The Sound Whereof Is Able (by the Grace of God) to Vvin the Most Profane Worldling and Careles Liver (if There Be but the Least Sparke of Grace Remayning in Him) to Become a True Christian Indeed, That in the End He May Obtayn Everlasting Salvation. The seaventeenth impression. Printed at Aberdene: By Edward Raban, 1630.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Tymme, Thomas. A Silver Watch-bell: The Sound Whereof Is Able (by the Grace of God) to Vvin the Most Profane Worldling and Careles Liver (if There Be but the Least Sparke of Grace Remayning in Him) to Become a True Christian Indeed, That in the End He May Obtayn Everlasting Salvation. The seaventeenth impression. By Edward Raban, 1630.