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• 1 2021-05-31T14:40:02-07:00 Note here the difference between the first and second Adam 8 plain 2021-05-31T19:36:48-07:00 The reader/owner of this book has clearly shown some interest within this page as there are many other annotations besides this one.
  
• 1 2021-06-01T17:23:59-07:00 Underlining in red pencil 5 Annotations are written in red pencil by unknown. plain 2021-06-02T17:05:57-07:00 George Sandys was a writer, poet, traveler, and colonist. The son of an archbishop, Edwin Sandys, George grew up very religious and attended the most prestigious religious schools. He went to school in Oxford. George was known to be observant and inquisitive. This gives us good explanation for the paraphrase of biblical text. He included anti-Calvinist commentaries in his Paraphrase upon the Psalms" (1636). Both in Psalms and The Songs of Solomon are written arts works and tribute to God through poetry and lyricism. It is possible that Sandys was creating his own personal devotionals and later decided to publish them. According to the Oxford dictionary, Sandys was not a rich man near the end of his life and could have published the paraphrases to make a living.