Everard, J. (1653). Some Gospel-treasures opened: Or, the holiest of all unvailing: discovering yet more the riches of grace and glory, to the vessels of mercy: unto whom onely it is given to know the mysteries of that kingdom, and the excellency of spirit power truth above letter. Forms. Shadows. In several sermons preached at Kensington & elswhere, by John Everard D.D. deceased. Whereunto is added, the mystical divinity of Dionysius the Areopagite, spoken of Acts 17.34. with collections out of other divine authors, translated by Dr. Everard, never before printed in English. Printed by R. W[hite] for Rapha Harford [and H. Harford], at the Bible and States-Arms in Little Brittain.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationEverard, John. Some Gospel-treasures Opened: Or, the Holiest of All Unvailing: Discovering yet More the Riches of Grace and Glory, to the Vessels of Mercy: Unto Whom Onely It Is Given to Know the Mysteries of That Kingdom, and the Excellency of Spirit Power Truth Above Letter. Forms. Shadows. In Several Sermons Preached at Kensington & Elswhere, by John Everard D.D. Deceased. Whereunto Is Added, the Mystical Divinity of Dionysius the Areopagite, Spoken of Acts 17.34. with Collections Out of Other Divine Authors, Translated by Dr. Everard, Never Before Printed in English. London: Printed by R. W[hite] for Rapha Harford [and H. Harford], at the Bible and States-Arms in Little Brittain, 1653.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationEverard, John. Some Gospel-treasures Opened: Or, the Holiest of All Unvailing: Discovering yet More the Riches of Grace and Glory, to the Vessels of Mercy: Unto Whom Onely It Is Given to Know the Mysteries of That Kingdom, and the Excellency of Spirit Power Truth Above Letter. Forms. Shadows. In Several Sermons Preached at Kensington & Elswhere, by John Everard D.D. Deceased. Whereunto Is Added, the Mystical Divinity of Dionysius the Areopagite, Spoken of Acts 17.34. with Collections Out of Other Divine Authors, Translated by Dr. Everard, Never Before Printed in English. Printed by R. W[hite] for Rapha Harford [and H. Harford], at the Bible and States-Arms in Little Brittain, 1653.