Gcanatoktasía, Or, Death Disarmed is a collection of sermons by Anthony Tuckney, including a sermon preached at the funeral of Dr. [T.] Hill, accompanied by a short account of Dr. Hill's life and death. The volume also includes two additional sermons on the same text.

Tuckney's work offers insights into 17th-century religious thought and funeral practices. The sermons explore themes of death, victory over the grave, and Christian faith, providing comfort and theological reflection for the bereaved. This volume serves as a valuable historical and religious document, reflecting the spiritual and intellectual landscape of its time.

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