Ipse, ipsa: ipse, ipsa, ipsum: which? (The Latin various readings, Genesis iii. 15.) Controversial letters in answer to the above question, and in vindication of the position assigned by the Catholic Church to the ever-blessed Mother of the world's Redeemer in the divine economy of man's salvation. In reply to the Right Reverend Dr. Kingdon ... and "John M. Davenport" ..., by Richard Francis Quigley

Title:	Ipse, ipsa: ipse, ipsa, ipsum: which? (The Latin various readings, Genesis iii. 15.) Controversial letters in answer to the above question, and in vindication of the position assigned by the Catholic Church to the ever-blessed Mother of the world's Redeemer in the divine economy of man's salvation. In reply to the Right Reverend Dr. Kingdon ... and "John M. Davenport" ...
Author:	Quigley, Richard Francis
Note:	F. Pustet & Co., 1891

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Subject:	Bible. O.T. Genesis III, 15 -- Commentaries
Subject:	Huntington, John Metcalf
Subject:	Kingdon, Hollingworth Tully. Misprints
Subject:	Mary, Blessed Virgin, Saint -- Immaculate conception
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