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There are two books bearing this title, both in the French language. The first, published at Paris in 1695, was written by the Jesuit [[Catrou, François (1659-1737)|Francois Catrou]] (reprinted Paris 1706); the second book is anonymous. It was published at Amsterdam in 1700 and is a partial re-edition of [[Hortensius, Lambertus (1500-1574)|L. Hortensius']] <em>Tumultuum Anabaptistarum liber unus</em>. | There are two books bearing this title, both in the French language. The first, published at Paris in 1695, was written by the Jesuit [[Catrou, François (1659-1737)|Francois Catrou]] (reprinted Paris 1706); the second book is anonymous. It was published at Amsterdam in 1700 and is a partial re-edition of [[Hortensius, Lambertus (1500-1574)|L. Hortensius']] <em>Tumultuum Anabaptistarum liber unus</em>. | ||
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There are two books bearing this title, both in the French language. The first, published at Paris in 1695, was written by the Jesuit Francois Catrou (reprinted Paris 1706); the second book is anonymous. It was published at Amsterdam in 1700 and is a partial re-edition of L. Hortensius' Tumultuum Anabaptistarum liber unus.
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, . (1956). Histoire des Anabaptistes. Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 25 November 2024, from https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Histoire_des_Anabaptistes&oldid=82085.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 2, p. 748. All rights reserved.
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