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English Books in Divinity, in Folio.
  • 1 WOrks of Dr. Edw. Reynolds, Bishop of Norwich, — Lond. 1658
  • 2 — of Mr. Ri Greenham, published by H. Holland Lond. 1605
  • 3 — of Dr. Tho. Jackson, viz his Comments on the Creed, 1653
  • 4 Dr. H. Hammonds Paraph. and Annotat. upon the N. Test. 1675
  • 5 Dr. J. Owen's Exercitat. upon the Epist. to the Hebrews, Vol. I. 16 [...]8
  • 6 Tho. Wilson's compleat Christian Dictionary, 8th Edit enlarged, 1678
  • 7 Book of Common Prayer and Administrat. of the Sacraments, &c. 1575
  • 8 Sermons or Homilies appointed to be read in Churches, — 1623
  • 9 — of Samuel Hieron, collected and published by himself, 1620
  • 10 — upon the Epist of St. Paul to the Colossians, by J. Daille, 1672
  • 11 — preached in England and France, by Dr. Featly, — 1636
  • 12 — by Dr. Rich. Allestree, on Solemn Occasions, — Oxf. 1684
  • 13 — by Bishop Brownrig, two Volumes bound in one, Lond. 1685
  • 14 Explicat. to the Catech. of the Ch. of England by G. Towerson, 3 Vol. 1683
  • 15 Bp. Taylor's Great Exemplar, or the Life of the Holy Jesus, 1653
  • 16 — Rule of Conscience in all her Measures, — 1660
  • 17 History of the Council of Trent, by Pietro Soave Polano, &c. with the History of the Inquisition, — 1676
  • 18 — of Popish Treasons and Usurpations, by H Foulis, — 1681
  • 19 — of the Life and Death of Arch-Bish. Laud, by Dr. Heylyn, 1671
  • 20 Ecclesiastical History of Great Britain, by Rich Broughton Doway 1633
  • 21 Jo. Fox's Acts and Monuments, or Book of Martyrs, Vol I & II. Lond. 1596
  • 22 Samuel Clark's General Martyrology, with Cuts, 3d Edition, 1677
  • 23 The Golden Legend, or the Lives, Passions and Mira­cles of the Patriarchs, Prophets, Saints, Martyrs, &c. — London, Wynkyn de Worde. 1527
  • 24 M. de S. Amour's Journal of the Transactions concerning the five Propositions of the Jansenists at Rome, — 1664
  • 25 Dr. Henry More's Enquiry into the Mystery of Iniquity, — 1664
  • 26 Dr. Pet. Heylyn's Historical and Miscellaneous Tracts with his Life, 1684
  • 27 H. Davis of the Rights belonging to an Uniformity in Churches, 1669
  • 28 W. Morice's common right to the Lord's Supper, asserted, — 1660
  • 29 Matthew Scrivener's Course of Divinity, in two Parts, — 1674
  • 30 John Calvin's Institution of Christian Religion, — 1611
  • 31 W. Chillingworth's Religion of Protestants a safe way to Salvation, 1638
  • 32 Edm. Bunny of the Head Corner-stone, — 1611
  • 33 Gabr. Towerson's Explication of the Apostle Creed, — Lond. 1685
  • 34 — Explication of the Decalogue or Ten Commandments, 1685
  • 35 — Explication of the Lords Prayer, with an Introduct. &c. 1685
  • 36 Bishop Reynolds his Works, with a Collection of Thirty Sermons, 1679
  • 37 N. Johnston's Excellency of Monarchical Governm. especially of Engl. 1686
English Books in Divinity, &c. in Quarto.
  • 1 JOs. Caryl's Exposition on the 4, 5, 6 7, 8 9 10, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 Chapter of Job, 3 Vol. — Lond.
  • 2 W. Greenhil's Exposit▪ upon the 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 Chap of Ezekiel, 1651
  • 3 Dr. More's Revelation of St. John unveiled, — 1680
  • 4 Bp. Nicholson's Exposition of the Catech▪ of the Church of England, 1678
  • 5 Tho. Rogers Comment on the 39 Articles of the Church of England, 1661
  • 6 Injunctions, 1559. Articles, 1559. Articles by Matth Arch-Bish. of Can­terbury, 1573. Rogers on the 39 Articles. Canons of the Church With several other Tracts of the like nature.
  • 7 Sermons on several Subjects and Occasions, by Dr. Giblis, — 1677
  • 8 — on the 8 Chapt. of the Epi [...]. to, the Romans, by Dr. Jacomb, 1672
  • 9 — and Discourses on several Subjects, by Dr. Walter Raleigh 1679
  • 10 — upon several Occasions, by Dr Tho▪ Pierce, — Oxf. 1671
  • 11 Morning Exercise methodized, or Sermons preached at St. Giles's in the Fields, — Lond. 1660
  • 12 Morning Exercise against Popery, — 1675
  • 13 Tho. Allen's Chain of Scripture Chronology, — 16 [...]9
  • 14 Bishop Godwin's Catalogue of the Bishops of England, — Lond. 1615
  • 15 The 2 & 3 Treatises of the 1st Part of ancient Church Governm. Oxf. 688
  • 16 Church Government, Part V▪ published by Mr Obad. Walker, Oxf. 687
  • 17 Life of Merlin, sirnamed Ambrosius his Prophesies, &c. interpreted, Lond.
  • 18 The Parable of the Pilgrim, written to a Friend, by Sim. Patrick 1681
  • 19 Tho. James of the corruption or Scripture, Councils, &c. by the Prelates of the Church of Rome, — 1612
  • 20 The Controversial Letters, or the Grand Controversie, Lond. 1674
  • 21 Considerations touching the way to suppress Popery, — 1677
  • 22 Jos. Hoyle's Answer to Malone's Reply about Real Presence, Dubl. 1641
  • 23 Jo. Favour's Antiquity triumphing over Novelty, — Lond. 1619
  • 24 Jo. Menzei's Roma mendax, or the falshood of Rome's pretences, 1675
  • 25 Brief Discovery of the false Church, — 1590
  • 26 A profitable and necessary Doctrin, with Homilies, by Bp Bonner, Lond.
  • 27 Truth will out, or discovery of some untruths of Dr. Jer. Taylor, 1665
  • 28 The Triple Cord, or a Treat. proving the truth of the Rom Relig. 1634
  • 29 Considerations on the Council of Trent, being the 5th Discourse con­cerning the Guide in Controversies, by R. Hoodhead; — Lond. 1687
  • A Papist misre presented and represented, by J. L. — 1665
  • 30 Doctrins and Practices of the Church of Rome truly represented, 1686
  • 31 Relat of the English Reformation, and the lawfulness the eof examined.
  • 32 Apolog tic Reply to a Book, called, An Answ. to the unjust Compl. of W.B.
  • 33 Bishop Tennison's Discourse of Idolatry, — Lond. 1678
  • 34 Earl of Clarendon's View of the Errors in Hobbes's Leviathan, Oxf. 1676
  • 35 J. Sherman's Account of Faith, — Lond. 1661
  • [Page 3]36 W. Sherwin's Key of the Doctrins contained in this Book, — 1672
  • 37 Episcopacy by Divine Right asserted, by Bp. Jos Hall, — 1640
  • 38 J. VVeemse's Portaiture of the Image of God in Man, — 1632
  • 39 Herbert Thorndike's Just Weights and Measures, — 1680
  • 40 J. Rogers Practical Catechism, and on the Sacraments, — 1640
  • 41 Tho. Fitzherbert's Treatise concerning Policy and Religion, — 1652
  • 42 Tho. Brookes's Unsearchable Riches of Christ, — 1671
  • 43 Bp. Bilson's diff. betw. Christian Subjection and Unchristian Rebellion.
  • 44 P. du Moulin's Vindicat. of the sincerity of the Protestant Religion, 1679
  • 45 Motives to Holy Living, or Heads for Meditation, — Oxf. 1688
  • 46 H. Jeanes's Mixture of Scholastical Divinity with Practical — 1656
  • 47 Bp. Parker of the Divine Authority of the Law of Nature & Ch. Relig.
  • 48 A Survey of the pretended holy Discipline, by Arch-Bp. Bancroft, 1663
  • 49 VV. Gurnal's Christian in compleat Armour, in two Parts, — 1658
  • 50 R. Mossom's Sion's prospect in its first View, — 1651
  • 51 Jo. Kettlewells Measures of Christian Obedience, — 1687
  • 52 Bp Stillingfleet's Irenicum, a Weapon-salve for the Churches Wounds, 1662
  • 53 — Unreasonablneness of Separation, — 1682
  • 54 Dr. Falkener's Treat. concerning Reproaching and Censure, &c. 1684
English Books in Divinity, &c. in Octavo and Duodecimo.
  • 1 K. James's Psalms of David, in Prose and Meeter, with their Tunes, 1615
  • 2 The Book of Com. Prayer and Administrat. of the Sacram. 1674
  • 3 King Henry the VIII's Primmer, English and Latin, —
  • 4 The Book of Job paraphras'd, by Bp. Patrick, — Lond. 1679
  • 5 Dr H. More's Exposition of the 7th Epist. to the 7 Churches, &c. 1669
  • 6 Sermons upon several occasions, by Arch-Bishop Tillotson, 3 Vol. 1685
  • 7 — preached in the Cathedral of VVinchester, by Ed. Stanley, 1662
  • 8 — upon several Occasions, by Ignatius Fuller, — 1672
  • 9 — upon Faith and Providence, by VV. Outram, — 1680
  • 10 — upon 2d Chap. of the 2d Epist to the Thessal. by T. Manton, 1679
  • 11 Bp. VVilkins Discourse concerning the Gift of Preaching, — 1679
  • 12 Vindication of the Liberty of Publick Preaching, &c. — 1658
  • 13 A rational Discourse concerning Prayer, its nature and kinds, 1669
  • 14 Dr. Tho. Comber's Discourse upon the whole Common Prayer, 1684
  • 15 Discourse concerning the Beauty of Holiness, — 1679
  • 16 J. How's Blessedness of the Righteous opened, in two Treatises, 1678
  • 17 Bp. Cosins's Collection of Private Devotions, — 1655
  • 18 Francis Sales his Introduction to a devout Life, — 1675
  • 19 Christian devotion, or Manual of devotions, — 1679
  • 20 Two discourses for the furtherance of Christian Piety, — 1671
  • 21 Of devotion, by J. S. — 1678
  • 22 A holy life the way to eternal life, — 1652
  • 23 Jereniah Dike's Worthy Communicant, — 1680
Divinity in Octavo and Twelve.
  • 24 Bp. Jeremy Taylor's Worthy Communicant — 1683
  • 25 Bp. Patrick's Mensa Mystica, or Discourse of the Lords Supper 1684
  • 26 — Book of Job Paraphras'd — 1679
  • 27 Dr. Horneck's great Law of Consideration— 1684
  • 28 Geo. Sandy's Paraphrase upon the Divine Poems — 1676
  • 29 James Chamberlaine's Divine Poems — 1680
  • 30 Francis Quarles his Divine Poems — 1634
  • 31 Christs Passion a Tragedy, by Hugo Grotius, with Annotations — 1640
  • 32 The Jesuits Memorial for the Destruct. of the Ch. of Engl by F Parsons
  • 33 Matthew Pools Nullity of the Romish Faith — 1679
  • 34 Survey of the Protestant Religion, with the Doctrines of Popery 1685
  • 35 Popery Manifested, or the Papist incognito made known— 1673
  • 36 J. Lambert's Sentence to K. Hen. VIII. concerning the Sacrament 1538
  • 37 Heavenly Divorce, or our Saviour's Divorce from the Ch. of Rome 1679
  • 38 Arch-bishop Bramhals Vindicat. of the Ch. of England for Schism 1661
  • 39 Bp. Stillingfleet's 2d. Disc. in vindicat, of the Protest. grounds of Faith
  • 40 Reason against Raillery, or Answer to Dr. Tillotsons Preface against J. S
  • 41 Roman Catholick Doctrines no Novelties, by S Cressy — 1663
  • 42 Fiat Lux —the 2d Edition reviewed and enlarged — 1662
  • 43 Method to find out Truth in debates of Religion — 1674
  • 44 The Rule of Catholick Faith — Par. 1660
  • 45 J. Hamilton's Rule to discern true from false Religion— Lovan. 1600
  • 46 M. Maimbourg of the Prerogativ [...]s of the Church of Rome — 1650
  • 47 R. Broughton's Memorial of the Antient holy State of Gr. Britain 1659
  • 48 Treatise of the Tree Conversions of Engl. 3 vol. by F. Parsons 1603
  • 49 A. Seller's Remarques on the State of the Ch. of the first Centuries 1680
  • 50 Tho. Smith's Account of the Greek Church — 1680
  • 51 Dr. W. Cave of the Government of the antient Church — 1683
  • 52 —Primitive Christianity in 3 parts — 1673
  • 53 H. Dodwell's Reply to Baxter in defence of his Book of Schism — 1681
  • 54 J. Sprigge's Testimony to an Approaching Glory — 1648
  • 55 Tho. Shepards Sincere Convert— 1680
  • 56 Bishop Sanderson's Episcopacy not prejudicial to Regal Power 1673
  • 57 The Presbyterians unmask'd — 1676
  • 58 W. Falkners Vindicat. of the Ch. of Engl. in its Liturgy and Worship
  • 59 Sacriledg arraign'd and condemned, by Dr. Basire— 1668
  • 60 J. Shaw's no Reformation of the Established Reformation 1685
  • 61 W. Spurstow's Well of Salvation opened — 1655
  • 62 Jo. Everard's Gospel Treasury opened — 1659
  • 63 Bp. Stratfords dissuasive from Revenge— 1684
  • 64 The Fathers Legacy or Counsel to his Children— 1678
  • 65 Bp. Parkers Disc. of Ecclesiastical Polity 1670
  • 66 — Defence and Continuat. of the Ecclesiast. Polity — 1671
  • 67 — Religion and Loyalty 2 vol. — 1684
  • 68 Vindicat. of the Conference between a Minister and a Parishioner 1678
  • [Page 5]69 W. Fenners Divine Message to the Elect Soul — 1676
  • 70 Dr. Bates of the Excellency of God, and Immortality of the Soul 1677
  • 71 D. Cawdrey of Superstition, Will-worship, &c. against Dr. Hammond 1654
  • 72 The Spirit of Prophecy, and Authority of Christian Religion — 1679
  • 73 Bp. Kidder's Christian Sufferer Supported — 1680
  • 74 Bp. Hopkins's Vanity of the World, with other Sermons — 1685
  • 75 Simon Lowth of the Subject of Church-Power — 1685
  • 76 Toleration discuss'd in two Dialogues— Lond. 1670
  • 77 Sir Charles Wolseley's unreasonableness of Atheism — 1669
  • 78 — Justification Evangelical — 1677
  • 79 J Wilson's Vanity of Mans present State — 1676
  • 80 Life of Peter d' Aubusson great Master of Rhodes— 1679
  • 81 Jo. Goodwin's Pagans Debt and Dowry — 1671
  • 82 Sacred Dialogues in French and English — 1674
  • 83 E Polhill's Answer to Dr. Sherlock's Knowledg of Christ, &c. — 1675
  • 84 Catalogue of English Writers upon the Old and New Testament 1668
  • 85 Instructions of Godliness in Latin and English — 1676
  • 86 John Smith.s Pourtract of old Age — 1676
  • 87 Unlawfulness of Subjects taking up Arms against their Sovereign by Sir Dud. Diggs — 1664
  • 88 Bp. Walton's Considerator considered — 1659
  • 89 Looking-Glass for all wandring sinners — Roan 1654
  • 90 Bp. Joseph Hall's Old Religion — Lond. 1686
  • 91 Philip Scot's Treatise of the Schism of England— Amst. 1650
  • 92 Treatise containing the grounds of Christian Religion— Lond. 1637
  • 93 Poor doubting Christian drawn to Christ, by Hooker — Amst. 1637
  • 94 Bp. Fern's considerat touching the Reformed Ch. of England — 1653
  • 95 Persecution for Religion condemned — 1652
  • 96 P. du Moulin's 2d part of the Christian Combate— 1650
  • 97 Complaint of Roderyck More to the Parliam, (of the old Letter) Geneve
  • 98 John Bales Mystery of Iniquity contain'd in the genal of Ponce Pantolabus
  • 99 Reliquiae Sacrae Carolinae, the Works of K. Charles l. — Hague 1651
  • 100 Vindication of a free Admission to the Lords Supper — 1653
  • 101 R. Drakes Bar to the free admission to the Lords Supper —Lond. 1653
  • 102 VVill. Shelton's Discourse of Superstition— 1678
  • 103 Christianity no Enthusiasm, in Answer to Elwood — 1678
  • 104 Sir Matthew Hales several Tracts of Religion, &c. — 1684
  • 105 The blessedness of the Righteous, by John Howe— 1668
  • 106 Dr. Pullers Moderation of the Church of England — 1679
  • 107 Jos. Truman's great Propitiation or Christ's Satisfaction — 1672
  • 108 — Discourse of Natural and Moral Impotency — 1675
  • 109 —Endeavour to rectify some prevailing opinions — 1671
  • 110 G. VVinstanly's several pieces gathered into one Volume — 1649
  • 111 Amyraldus's Discourse of Divine Dreams — 1676
  • [Page 6]112 Dr. Pierce's Sinner impleaded in his own Court — 1660
  • 113 Bp. Patrick's advice to a Friend — 1677
  • 114 — Paraphrase of the Book of Job — 1679
  • 115 J. Reading's Characters of true blessedness — 1638
  • 116 R Baxter's Gildas Salvianus: or Reformed Pastor — 1656
  • 117 — Cure of Church Divisions — 1670
  • 118 Dr. H. More's 3 Divine Dialogues of the Attributes of God, &c 1668
  • 119 Daniel VVhitby's certainty of Christian Faith in General — Oxf. 1671
  • 120 — Protestant Reconciler, part 2. — Lond. 1683
  • 121 Bp. Stillingfleet's Letter to a Deist about the Authority of the Scriptures
  • 122 — 2d Discourse in Vindicat. of the Protestant grounds of Faith 1673
  • 123 H. Dodwells Reply to Baxter's pretended confutation, &c. — 1681
  • 124 Controversy- [...]ogick, or Method to find out Truth — Roan 1674
  • 125 Nullity of the Romish Faith by M. Pool — Lond. 1679
  • 126 Unreasonableness of Atheism made manifest by Sir C. VVolseley 1675
  • 127 Is. Basire's Sacriledg arraigned and condemned— 1668
  • 128 History of the Managements of Cardinal Mazarine— 1671
English Miscellaneous Books in Folio.
  • 1 ENglish Atlas, being a Descript. of Africa, by J. Ogilby, with many curious Cuts. — Lond 1670
  • 2 Dr. Robert Brady's introduction to old English History— Lond. 1684
  • 3 Polychronicon, or the old Hist. of Engl. by Ralph Higden Monk of Chester 1527
  • 4 Fabian's Chronicle (wants the Title) — Lond. 1533
  • 5 Caxton's Description of England (with Cuts)— Lond. 1510
  • 6 Saxton's old Maps of England illuminated in Colours — Lond. 1579
  • 7 Mich. Drayton's Poly-Olbion, or Hist. of England, with J. Seldens Notes
  • 8 History of Great Britain, or Life of K. James I. by A. Wilson Lond. 1653
  • 9 —of the Kings of England, by Sir W. Churchill (large paper) 1675
  • 10 —of Scotland from 1423, until 1542, by W. Drummond — 1655
  • 11 —of the Kings of Portugal, by Franc. Sandford — 1662
  • 12 —of the late Wars in Denmark, by R. Manley — 1670
  • 13 —of Philip de Commines, with Annotations — 1674
  • 14 —of the City and State of Geneva, by Iaac Spon — 1687
  • 15 —of Ethiopia, by Job Ludolphus, with Copper Plates — 1682
  • 16 —of the Civil Wars of France by H. C. d' Avila — 1678
  • 17 —of the execrable Irish Rebellion. — 1680
  • 18 —of the Council of Trent, by P. Soave, and translated by Sir N. Brent
  • 19 — of Wales, by Percie Enderbie, with Cuts — 1661
  • 20 —And descript. of Birds, by Fr VVilloghby, with curious Cuts— 1678
  • 21 Sir Simond Ewes's Journals of the Parliaments under Q. Elizabeth 1 82
  • 22 H. Townshend's Proceeding of the iv. last Parliamen [...] of Q. Elizabeth 1680
  • 23 J. Nalson's Collection of the great Affairs of State, &c 2 Vol. 1682
  • [Page 7]24 John Rushworth's Historical Collections, 2 parts in 3 vol. — Lond.
  • 25 — Tryal of Thomas Earl of Strafford — Lond. 1680
  • 26 Sir VVill. Dugdal's Baronage of England, 2 Tomes in 1 vol. Lond. 1675
  • 27 — View of the late Troubles in England— Oxf. 1681
  • 28 — Summons of the Nobility to Parliament — Lond. 1685
  • 29 James Howels German Diet, or the Ballance of Europe — Lond. 1653
  • 30 — Survey of the Signorie of Venice — 1651
  • 31 —Disc. concerning the Precedency of Kings— 1664
  • 32 Sir Geo. Carews Ireland appeased and reduced — 1633
  • 33 Sir Dudly Digges's Compleat Ambassadour — 1655
  • 34 Sir James Melvil's Memoires of Affaires of State in Scotland, &c. 1683
  • 35 Mr. Blaize de Montluc's Commentaries. Englished by C. Cotton — 1674
  • 36 John VVebb's Vindication of Stoneheng restored — 1665
  • 37 Huighen van Linschoten's Voyages into the East and VVest-Indies — Lond.
  • 38 F. Moryson's Travels into Germany Bohemerland, Switzerland, &c. 1617
  • 39 Jo. Bapt. Tavernier's Trave's through Turkey into Persia &c. 1678
  • 40 P. Virgilius translated, with Sculpt. and Annotat, by J. Ogilby 1654
  • 41 J. Ogilby's Africa, being a Descript. of Egypt, Barbary, Lydia, &c. adorn­ed with many Copper Cuts.— Lond. 1670
  • 42 — Asta being a Description of Persia, Empire of the great Mogol, &c. illustrated with Maps and Sculptures — Lond. 1673
  • 43 —America, being a descript. of the New World, Mexico, Peru, &c. adorned with Maps and Sculptures — Lond. 1671
  • 44 — Atlas Chinensis, or the Embassy of the Dutch East India Company, to the Emperor of China in 2 vol. with abundance of Curious Sculp­tures — Lond. 1669
  • 45 Jo. Guillim's display of Heraldry, illustrated with Sculptures, &c by R. Blome — 1679
  • 46 Parthenissa. a fam'd Romance, composed by the Earl of Orrery 1676
  • 47 Bentiv [...]lio and Vrania, with large amendments, by N. Ingelo — 1682
  • 48 Jo. Bochas's Tragedies of Princes, translated by J. Lidgate, Monk of Bury
  • 49 Sir William D [...]avenants Works — 1673
  • 50 Jo. Minsheu's Guide into Tongues or Languages — 1625
  • 51 John Florios Italian and English Dictionary — 1611
  • 52 Steph. Skinner Etymologicom Linguae Anglicanae — Lond. 1671
  • 53 Jo. Wodroephe's Marrow of the French Tongue — 1625
  • 54 Ferdinando Vulton's Collection of Statutes — Lond. 1618
  • 55 VV. Cawley's Laws of Q. Elizabeth, K. James and Charles against Recusants
  • 56 Law and Acts of Parliament of the Kingdom of Scotland — 1681
  • 57 Collect. of the Statutes now in use in the Kingdom of Ireland 1678
  • 58 Theoph Bonets Guide to the Practical Physician — Lond. 1686
  • 59 Nehem Grew's Anatomy of Plants, with cuts — 1682
  • 60 —Catalogue of the Rarities preserved at Gresham College, with Cuts 1686
  • 61 Fr VVillughby's Ornithology, or Descript. and Hist. of Birds with fine Sculptures, published by J. Ray — 1678
  • [Page 8]62 Jo. Pettus's Fleta Minor, the Laws of Art and Nature, and of Mines and Mettals—1686
  • 63 Jo. Evelyn's Sylva, or Description of Forest Trees, &c.—1664
  • 64 J. VVoolridge's Systema Agriculturae, or Mystery of Husbandry 1681
  • 65 Tho. Salusbury's Mathematical Collections and Translations — 1667
  • 66 Robert Recorde's Castle of Knowledg — Lond. 1 [...]56
  • 67 Giac. Barozzio da Vignola's Regular Architect. — 1669
  • 68 John Seller's English Pilot, with many Sea Charts — 1671
  • 69 Nath. Johnston's excellency of Monarchical Government, especially that of England. — Lond. 1686
  • 70 Edward Leigh's Treatise of Religion, Learning, and Learned men 1656
  • 71 Glement Edmunds observat. on Caesars Commentaries— 1600
  • 72 Treatise of the Art of War by Roger Earl of Orrery— 1677
  • 73 Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy— Lond. 1676
English Miscellaneous Books in Quarto.
  • 1 HIstory of the Wars &c. between England and Scotl. by Ayscue 1607
  • 2—of Tythes by John Selden — 1618
  • 3 W. Hubbards present State of New England — Lond. 1677
  • 4 Peter Heylin's Survey of the Estate of France —1656
  • 5 Lives of William I and II. and Henry I. by Sir J. Hayward — 1613
  • 6 —of K. Edward the VI. by Sir J. Hayward — Lond. 16 [...]0
  • 7 —of Ambrosius Merlin, with strange Prophecies— 1641
  • 8 Sir H. Spelman s View of the Towns of England — 1656
  • 9 William Camden's Remains concerning Britain — 1657
  • 10 Edward Breerwords enquiries touching Languages and Religions 1622
  • 11 Dudley Earl of Leicesters Commonwealth of England in Manuscript—
  • 12 Jo. Florio's Iutroduction to the Italian Tongue—Lond
  • 13 Hen. Hexham's English and Nether-Dutch Dictionary, enlarged by D. Manly
  • 14 Answer to the 5th part of Sir Edw. Coke's Reports by Father Parsons 1606
  • 15 Markham's Master-piece revived, with Additions — Lond. 1683
  • 16— Way to get Wealth, 9th Edition corrected and augmented — 1657
  • 17 Leonard Mascel's Government of Cattels in 3 Books — 1662
  • 18 Walt. Charleton's Enquiries into humane Nature — 1680
  • 19 J. Gadburys Ephemerides beginning 1672 and ending 1681 — 1672
  • 20 The Art of Measuring Land, &c. —
  • 21 Mr. de Sargues universal way of Dyalling by Dr. King Lond. 1659
  • 22 Tho. Rudds Practical Geometry, in 2 parts — 16 [...]0
  • 23 Tho. Stirrups description and use of the universal Quadrat — 1655
  • 24 VVill. Leybourns Geometrical exercises for young Seamen —1669
  • 25 Jo. Sellers Practical Navigation or Introduct. to the whole Art —1683
  • 26 To Love only for Love sake. A Dramatick Romance — 1671
  • 27 Berthius Philos: Consolation in English and Latin (wants the Title)—
  • [Page 9]28 M. Aurel. Antoninus's Meditations with Notes by M. Casaubon — 1634
  • 29 J. Miltons Tetrachordon, or exposit. of 4 places of Script. concerning Marriage, &c. 1645. Justificat. of the present War against the United Netherlands, with 3 other modern Tracts.— 1672
  • 30 Nath. Culverwells Disc. of the Light of Nature, &c. — 1652
  • 31 Speeches and Passages in Parliament from Novemb. 1640, to June 1641.
  • 32 W. Prynne's Loyalty, &c. of Gods Saints, &c. towards their Kings 1660
  • 33 R Barchley's Felicity of Man, or his Summum Bonum — 1631
  • 34 Sadlers Rights of the Kingdom or Customs of our Ancestors 1682
  • 35 Address to the Freemen and Freeholders of the Nation in 3 parts 1683
  • 36 Edw. Symmons's Vindication of K. Charles, or a Loyal Subjects Duty 1648
  • 37 Jos. Glanvil's Essays on several Subjects in Philosophy and Religion 1676
  • 38 —Scepsis Scientifica; or Ignorance the way to Science —1665
English Miscellaneous Books in Octavo & Duodecimo.
  • 1 BIshop of Meaux's Disc. on the History of the whole World. 1686
  • 2 Ch. Blunts Introduct. to Geography, Chronology, &c. —1684
  • 3 Tho. Gore Nomenclator Geograph. Latino Anglicus & Anglico-Latinus 1667
  • 4 Meriton's Geographical Description of the World—1671
  • 5 History of England, by John Milton — Lond. 1677
  • 6 —of the Rise and Progress of the late Troubles in England, by Dr. Bates
  • 7 —of the Parliament of England, by Tho. May — 1680
  • 8 —of the Irish Rebellion, by Sir John Temple —1679
  • 9 —of the House of Este — 1681
  • 10 —of Florence, by Nichoclas Machiavel—1674
  • 11 —of William de Croy Governor to Charles V. — 1687
  • 12 —of the League by Mr. Maimbourg, translated by Mr. Dryden — 1684
  • 13 —of the Life and actions of the Viscount de Turenne — 1686
  • 14 —of the Heathen Gods, by M. d' Assigny— 1678
  • 15 —of Muskovie, under the usurpation of Boris— 1674
  • 16 —of the House of Medicis by Mr. Varillas— 1686
  • 17 —of the Sevarites or Sevarambi, by Capt. Siden — 1675
  • 18 —of the Managements of Cardinal Julio Mazarine — 1671
  • 19 —of the Administration of Cardinal Ximenes—1671
  • 20 —of Peter d' Aubusson grand Master of Rhodes — 1679
  • 21 —of Count Zosimus, with Notes of the Oxford Edition — 1684
  • 22 P. Heylin's Help to English History, with Cuts —1671
  • 23 W. Cambdens Remains concerning Britain —1674
  • 24 Sir H. Spelman's View of the Cities, Towns and Villages in England 1678
  • 25 Proceedings of France from the Pyrenaean Treaty, till 1684 —1684
  • 26 Sir G. Mackenzie's defence of the Antiquity of Royal Line of Scotl. 1685
  • 27 J Dauncey's Chronicle of the Kingdom of Portugal — 1661
  • 28 Principal Actions in the War betwixt Sueden and Denmark —1677
  • [Page 10]29 Descript. of the Gountry and River of the Amazones in America 1661
  • 30 Account of the Persecution of the Protestants in France—1682
  • 31 Disc. of the Original, Countrey; Manners, &c. of the Cossacks — 1672
  • 32 Dr. Addisons Narrat of the Revol. of the Kingdoms of Fez and Morocco
  • 33 Memoirs of M. Maria Manchini, Sister to the Dutch of Mazarin 1679
  • 34 Siege of Antwerp, by Fam. Strada, and Englished by T. Lancaster — Lond.
  • 35 —of Vienna, Translated out of High-Dutch —1684
  • 36 Present State of Russia illustrated with Copper Plates — 1671
  • 37 —of Genoa, with the Articles of Treaty of Cession, &c. — 1687
  • 38 —of the Princes and Republicks of Italy. —Lond.
  • 39 First State of Mabumedism, by Dr. Addison — 1679
  • 40 Animadversions on the ancient Greek and Latin Historians Oxf. 1678
  • 41 Transactions of the two last Parliaments held at Westminster and Oxford.
  • 42 Adventures of an English Merchant taken Prisoner by the Turks 1670
  • 43 W. Johnson's Narrative of a Deliverance at Sea — 1664
  • 44 J. Ray's Journey through the Low Countries, Germany, Italy and France 1673
  • 45 Tho. Gage's Survey of the VVest-Indies, 3d. Edition — 1677
  • 46 Voyage into the Kingdom of Bengala, by Mr. Glanius—1682
  • 47 —to Athens by Mr. de la Guillatiere—1676
  • 48 —into the Levant, by Sir Henry Blount — 1671
  • 49 Life of K. Richard the II.— Lond. 1681
  • 50—of Sir Matthew Hale, by Bishop Burnet —1682
  • 51—of that Evangelical Virgin S. Clare— Doua [...]. 1635
  • 52—of Mr. Geo. Herbert, by Izaack Walton — Lond. 1670
  • 53—of Dr. Hen. Hammond, by Bishop Fell — 1661
  • 54—of Cyrus, by Xenophon, Englished by Fr. Digby — 1689
  • 55—of K. Henry 3 and 4, by Sir R. Cotton, and Sir J. Hayward —1642
  • 56—of Cara Mustapha, a late grand Vizier — 1685
  • 57—of Christoph. Bernard van Gale, Bishop of Munster — 1680
  • 58—of Ignatius, Founder of the Society of Jesus — 1686
  • 59—of Henrie [...]ta Silvia Moliere, with Remaks — 1672
  • 60—of Peter d' Aubusson, great Master of Rhodes—1679
  • 61—of Bishop Sanderson by Jzaak VValton — 1678
  • 62 Julian the Apostate, being an Account of his Life, &c. — 1682
  • 63 Constantius the Apostate▪ being an Account of his Life, &c. — 1683
  • 64 Synopsis of Heraldry, with several Coats Blazon'd and Engrav'd 1682
  • 65 Scarron's Ci [...]y Romance made English — 1671
  • 66 Zayde, a Spanish History, being a pleasant Novel— 1678
  • 67 The Fair one of Tunis, or the Generous Mistress— 1674
  • 68 Alcimus and Vannoza a true Tragical History — 1677
  • 69 Butlers Ghost, or Hudibras the 4th part — 1682
  • 70 Sir Jo. Beaumonts Bosworth-Fi [...]d or Poems —16 [...]9
  • 71 Sir Fulke Grevil Lord Brock his Poems —1670
  • 72 Tho. G [...]ff's Tragedies, 2d Edition — 1656
  • [Page 11]73 Edw. Sherburn's Salmacis, Lyrian & Silvia, with other Poems 1651
  • 74 —Troades, or the Royal Captives —1679
  • 75 Marcel. Palingenius in English Verse, by Barnaby Gouge —1561
  • 76 Collection of 68 Poems, written upon the 2 late Plots —1685
  • 77 Scoffer Scoft, being some of Lucian's Dialogues in English Fustian 1675
  • 78 J. Cleveland's Poems, Orations, Epistles, &c. — 1659
  • 79 Tho. Carew's Poems 2d Edition enlarged — 1642
  • 80 Hippolitus translated out of Seneca, by E. Prestwich — 1651
  • 81 Jo. Banister's Ayres and Dialogues composed for Voices and Viols 1678
  • 82 M. Scarron's Letters English [...]d by Jo. Davies — 1677
  • 83 Mauger's Letters on several Subjects in French and English 1671
  • 84 Rob. Loveday's Letters, or perswasive Secretary — 1677
  • 85 Cl. Holliband's Treat. for decling of French Verbs — 1641
  • 86 The French Alphabet, teaching to read and speak French —1647
  • 87 J. Smith's French, Italian, Spanish and English Grammar — 1674
  • 88 J. Evelin's Essay on the first book of Lucretius, Lat and English 1656
  • 89 Tho Ridley's View of the Civil and Ecclesiast. Law— 1676
  • 90 Charles Goodall's Colledg of Physicians Vindicated — Lond. 1676
  • 91 Rob. Lovells History of Animals and Minerals — Oxon 1665
  • 92 Jo. Brown's Treatise of Preternatural Tumours—Lond. 1678
  • 93 Physical Dictionary, or Interpretat of Word and Terms of Art 1657
  • 64 N. Grew's Experiments in Consort of the Luctation, &c. — 1678
  • 95 R. Mindererus's Body of Military Medicines Experimented — 1674
  • 96 W. Rowland of Wind offending Mans Body — 1676
  • 97 Enquiry into the Reasons of the contempt of the Physicians—1678
  • 98 Will. Harvey's Anatomical Exercises of the Motion of the Heart, 1653
  • 99 Rob. Wittie's Answer to Hydrologia Chymica of VV. Simpson —1669
  • 100 W. Simpson's Vindication of Hydrologia Chimica— 1670
  • 101 Baconiana, or certain Remains of Franc. Ld. Bacon — 1679
  • 102 Difficiles Nugae, or observat. touching the Torricellian Experiment 1674
  • 103 Dr. H. More's Remarks on the observat. on the Torricel Experim. 1676
  • 104 R. Anderson's Hereometrical Propositions about Gageing — 1668
  • 105 J. Moor's Contemplation Geometrical upon the Ellipsis — 1660
  • 106 The Rudolphine Tables supputated to the Meridian of Ʋraniburge
  • 107 W. Leybourn's Art of Measuring, enlarged by J. W [...]blin —1669
  • 108 Nic. Steno concerning Solids contained within Solids —1671
  • 109 Alex. Rosss Mystagogus Poeticus, or the Muses Interpreter —Lond. 1675
  • 110 Aristotle's Rhetorick, or the grounds of Oratory — 1686
  • 111 Tho Spencer's Art of Logick — 1628
  • 1 [...] Hobb [...]'s State of Nature considered in a Dialogue by Dr. Eachard 1685
  • 11 [...] Sir Rob. Cotton's Answer to Reasons for Forraign Wars —1675
  • 114 The Monks Hood pull'd off or the Capucin Fryar described 1671
  • 115 Reason against Raillery, or an Answer to Dr. Tillotson — 1672
  • 116 The Evil Eye plucked out — 1670
  • [Page 12]117 J. Ray's Collection of English Proverbs with Annotat — Camb. 1678
  • 118 Conference between a rich Alderman and Poor Country Vicar. 1670
  • 119 Jos. Glanvil's Answer to Mr. Henry Stubbe — 1671
  • 120 Rob. Boyl about hidden Qualities of the Air, &c. — 1674
  • 121 — Experiments and Considerat. touching Colours — 1674
  • 122 Voyage into the Levant, by Sir H. Blount — 1669
  • 123 Disc. concerning the Period of humane Life— 1678
  • 124 The Policy of the Clergy of France to destroy the Protestants 1681
  • 125 Of the Education of a Prince, by M. du Port Royal — 1678
  • 126 The grand Vizier, or the Life of Cara Mustapha — 1685
  • 127 Sir Tho. Elivt's Banket of Sapience — 1545
  • 128 M Amyraldus's Disc. of Dreams in English by J. Lowde — 1676
  • 129 Nich Machiavell's Prince and Life of Castruccio Castracani — 1640
  • 130 Conversations of the Mareschal of Clerambault & Cheval. de Mere 1677
  • 131 The Idiot in 4 Books, by C. Cusanus — 1650
  • 132 Bp. VVard Philosophic Essay about the Being of a God, &c. Oxf. 1652
  • 133 Virgil. Malvezzis David Persecuted. Romulus & Tarquin, &c.
  • 134 —Considerat. on the Lives of Alcibiades and Coriolanus 1650
  • 135 Neh Grew's Experiments in Consort of the Luctation, &c. —1678
  • 136 Controversy-Logick, 2d Edition enlarged — Roan 1674
  • 137 The Guardians Instruction, or the Gentlemans Romance — 1688
  • 138 Wit against Wisdom, or a Panegyrick upon Folly —Oxf. 1683
  • 139 Digges's Unlawfulness of Subjects taking up Arms Lond. 1662
  • 140 Pattern for the Education of Princes by Mr. Varillas — 1687
  • 141 Difficiles Nugae 2d Edition with Additions — 1675
  • 142 VVilliam Holders Elements of Speech — 1669
  • 143 Plato his Apology for Socrates, and of the Immortality of Mans Soul
  • 144 Tho. Hobbs's Tracts, viz. Behemoth. Answer to Bp. Bramhall, &c. 1682
  • 145 Prodromus to a Dissertat. concerning Solids within Solids 1671
  • 146 Ground and occasions of the contempt of the Clergy, by Dr. Eachard
  • 147 Moral Essays on many important Dutie, by M. du Port Royal, vol. 1.3. — 1677
  • 148 Observat. touching the Torricellian Experiment — 1674
  • 149 Remarks on an Essay of Gravitation and Non-Gravitation 1676
  • 150 Life of the renowned Peter d' Aubusson Master of Rhodes — 1679
  • 151 Remains of Sir Francis Bacon, Lord Verulam, with an Account of his Works — 1678
Pamphlets stitcht, in Folio.
  • ABsalom and Achitophel, both parts. Imperial Tragedy. Relat. ef the Battel of Nieuport in Flanders. The Noblemens Petition to the Coun­cil of Scotland, 1637. a MS. —with several Acts of Parliament in the Reign of K. Ch. II.
  • [Page 9]2 The Duke of Norfoll's Case Account of the Meeting of the States in Scot­land. The Murmurers. A Poem. Act for the abrogating the Oaths of Supremacy, and appointing others
  • 3 Copies of Two Papers written by the late King Charles II. Address of J. Dryden Laureat to his Highness the P. of Orange. Memorial from the Eng. Protestants for their Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Orange. An Act for the Encouraging the Exportation of Corn
Quarto.
  • 1 XI. Sermons preached by Bp. Lloyd, Turnet, Stillingfleet, Dr. Standish, Manningham, Dove, &c.
  • 2 X. Sermons preached by Dr. Hicks, Pelling, Young Father Ellis, God­den, &c.
  • 3 Bp. Stillingfleet's Answ. to J. S's Catholick Letters. Veteres Vindicati a­gainst Sclater of Patney. Council of Treat examined, by Bp. Stilling­fleet. Two Letters to Mr. G. about a Conferen [...]e at the D. of P. with 5 other Tracts against Popery
  • 4 Bp. Tennison's 2 Tracts against Pulton. Dr. Wake's 4 Tracts against Pope­ry. Discourses on Bellarmines 9 Notes of the Church, compleat
  • 5 Papist Misrepresented, and Represented. A Papist not Misrepresented by Protestants. View of the Controversie between the Representer and Answerer. Doctrine of the Trimity and Transubstantiation compar'd, in 2 parts. Enquiry whether St. Peter was Bishop of Rome, &c.
  • 6 Bp. of Condom his Exposition of the Doctrine of the Catholick Church, in matters of Controversie. Idem of Communion under both Kinds. Maimbourg's Reuniting Protestants and Catholicks. Good Advice to the Pulpit. Defence of the Papers written by the late King, with some o­thers.
  • 7 Motives of a late Protestants Reconciliation to the Catholick Church. Catholick Representer. Letter to Dr. E. S. about his Letter to Mr. G. Good advice to the Pulpits. Account of the Conference between Dr. Ten­nison, and A. Pulton. Of the Adoration of the Eucharist. Answ to Bp. Lloyd's Vindicat. of Dr. Sherlock, with several others.
  • 8 Reflect. on the Vindicat. of the Proceedings of the 2 last Parl. Doctr. of the Ch. of Rome in matters of Controversie. Address to the Freeholders of England, part 3d. Pagans Debt and Dowry. England's Wants. Cabinet of the Jesuits opened. Canons of the Church, with 7 other choice Tracts
  • 9 XV Forms of Prayer appointed by the King upon several Occasions. Def. of the King's late Declaration. Apostasie of the latter times. Answ. to Mr. Ashton's Paper. Proceedings against Magdalen Col. in Oxon. Vindic. of the Proceedings against Magd. Col. in Oxon. Walkers Siege of Londonderry, with several others.
  • [Page 10]10 Declarations, Proclamations, &c. by K Ch. I. Declarat Remonstrances, &c. of the Parliament. Speeches, Letters, &c. by Pymm, Grimston, Rouse, Bast­wick, Lilburn, Prynn, &c. with divers other Tracts.
  • 11 Ungirding of the Scotch Armour. Confession of the Faith of the Kirk of Scotland. Letters Patents of the Presbytery. Canne's Necessity of Sepa­ration from the Ch. of England▪ Unreasonableness of the Separation. Mischief of the Old Letany, with several more scarce Pamphlets
  • 12 L. C. J. Herbert's Account examined. Interest of the United Provinces. Plagiaries of the English Stage. Universal Bibliotheque. Reply to the Rea­sons of the Oxford Clergy against addressing. England's Wants Lilly's Eng­lands Prophetick Merline. Hist of Independency, part 2d, with divers o­thers
  • 13 A Dialogue between Sir R.L. Knight, and T.O. D. An Answer to the late King James's Decl. Baxter's Search for the English Schismatick. Reasons why the Parliam. of Scotland cannot comply with the late K. James. Present State of England, &c. Nonconformist's Plea for Lay-Communion with the Ch. of Eng. History of Conformity, or Mischief of Impositions. Be­verley's Scripture-Line of Time. Resignation to the Divine Good Pleasure
  • 14 Dr. Wake's Sermon before the House of Comm. Animadv. on a Sermon preach'd by Dr. Tillotson. Sir Henry Johnson's Funeral Sermon. Eben-ezer. A thankful Memorial for preserving Eng from the P. Treason. Johannis Georgii Graevii Oratio de Expeditione Britannica. The Investing his E­lectoral Highness of Brandenburgh. The Apparition, or Genius of Ireland. Life of Capt. Witney. Considerations of the solemn League and Cov. wants Tit.
  • 15 Covenant of Grace not Absolute but Conditional. Relation of the most Remarkable Transactions of the last Campaign. A Vindic. of the Doct. of Justification. Marrow of True Justification Narrative of the Progress of the Gospel amongst the Indians The Art of Drawing, (wants Title)
  • 16 Some Thoughts upon Dr. Sherlock's Vindication. Answer to the Letter of the Roman Catholick Soldier. A Letter from a Person of Quality concern­ing Bp. Dake's late Declaration, with 6 more considerable Tracts
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