Salden, William
, a learned writer in the sixteenth
century, born at Utrecht, was successively minister of several churches in Holland, and lastly at the Hague, where
he died in 1694. His most known and valuable works are,
“Otia Theologica,” 4to, containing dissertations on different subjects, from the Old and New Testament “Concionator Sacer,” 12mo; and <c De Libris varioque eorum
usu et abusu," Amsterdam, 1668, 12mo. 2
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