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1 View of Ancient Laws against Immorality and Profaneness 1729

handle is hein.beal/vwlimmp0001 and id is 1 raw text is: A V I E W O F ANCIENT LAW A G A I N S T IMMORALITY A N D P R O F A N E N E S S; Under the following Heads ; LEWDNESS; PROFANE SWEARING, CURSING, and BLASPHEMY; PERJURY; PROPHANATION of Days devoted to RELIGION; CONTEMPT or NEGLECT of DIVINE SERVICE; DRUNKENNESS; GAM- ING; IDLENESS, VAGRANCY, and BEGGING; STAGE-PLAYS and PLAYERS; and DUELLING. Collected from the jeewi#, Roman, Greek, Gothic, Lombard, other Laws, down to the middle of the Eleventh Century. and By JOHN DISNET, M.A. Vicar of ST. MARY's in NOTTINGHAM. CAMBRIDGE, Printed for CoRN. CROWNFIELD, Printer to the UNIVERSI T Y; and O H N C R O W N F I E L D, at the Rifing-Sun, in St. Pals Church-Tard; and arc alfo Sold by J. and J. K N A P T O N. MDCCXXIX.

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