Mystery Greek "{something} glory of God"

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This Greek phrase is at the end of a very old book (1606) and it is not a sharp phone picture and the blow up doesn't help the fuzziness. I "think" the second two words are glory and God and I want the first to be everything or something similar but it doesn't seem to work out for me. I could be wrong on the other two but they seem to work out to δοξα Θεω. How would you render it for those that know Greek? I would like to be able to put the historically accurate Finis on the book as it originally appeared.
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Probably has the sense of 'always for the glory of God' thw is definitely dative singular and doxa is not in dative through - nominative or accusative probably nominative...so meaning would be 'Glory [be] to God always'
 
I think the δοξα is nominative, but I would arrange the translation differently. I would render it "Always to God be the glory."
 
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