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Lot 053 - Antique Student's Handwritten Notebook On Interpretations Of The Bible And Scripture, 1884, With Academic Writings On Religion, Spirituality & History, Including Allegorical, Grammatical-Historical, Dogmatic, Rationalistic & Mythical Lenses
Lot 053 - Antique Student's Handwritten Notebook On Interpretations Of The Bible And Scripture, 1884, With Academic Writings On Religion, Spirituality & History, Including Allegorical, Grammatical-Historical, Dogmatic, Rationalistic & Mythical Lenses
Front cover detached. Antique handwritten student notebook with detailed academic writings on religion, spirituality, and history, focused on interpreting the Bible and scripture. The first entry is dated December 11, 1884, and the notes record lessons on interpretive approaches including allegorical, grammatical-historical, dogmatic, rationalistic, and mythical lenses. Approximately 25% of the blank book is filled with manuscript content. The notebook was manufactured by Fred W. Berry, Manufacturing Stationer, Boston, with the original printed paper label affixed to the inside cover.