Bibliographia Molinaei : An Alphabetical, Chronological and Descriptive Bibliography of the Works of Pierre Du Moulin (1568-1658)

Pierre Du Moulin I (1568-1658), pastor, theologian, philosopher and controversialist, was the main voice of the French Reformed Church of his time, and perhaps of Reformed Protestantism. Internationally influential (Educated at Cambridge; an intimate of, and ghost writer for, King James I; Profesor at Leyden) he was a prolific and extremely popular writer, after Calvin the most published French Reformed author (174 books). There are manifold, and often augmented, editions of most of his writings, with translations into at least 12 languages. Herein is an identification of the various editions (about 1'200), with descriptions, locations (285 libraries) and many index.