Bibliotheca Whateliana: sive Catalogus variorum librorum bibliothecæ selectissimæ Rev. viri D. Whateley juxta Banbury in comitatu Oxoniensi Cui accessit bibliotheca medica Simonis Rutland M.D. nuperrime de Brentwood in Essexiâ, cum plurimis libris medicis antiquis, præcipuéque modernis, (in gratiam medicorum) refertissima. Quorum auctio habebitur Londini, Ædibus Johan. Bridge, vulgo dicto Bridges Coffeehouse in Popes-Head-Alley over against the Royal-Exchange, in Cornhill 23 April 1683. Per Edvardum Millingtonum bibliopolam. Catalogues are distributed gratis, at the above named Bridges-Coffeehouse, at Amsterdam-Coffeehouse in Bartholomew-Lane: Mr. Colliers at the Bible on London-Bridge, Mr. Wilkinson at the Black-boy in Fleetstreet, Mr. Mortlockes at the Phœnix in St. Pauls Church yard booksellers: Mr. Cruttenden at the Theatre in Oxford, Mr. Hickes in Cambridge, 1683.

Author: Millington, Edward, d. 1703.1683

Bibliotheca Whateliana: SIVE CATALOGUS VARIORUM LIBRORUM Bibliothecae Selectissimae Rev. Viri D. Whateley juxta Banbury in Comitatu Oxoniensi.

Cui accessit Bibliotheca Medica Simonis Rutland M. D. nuperrime de Brentwood in Essexiâ, cum plurimis Libris Medicis antiquis, praecipuéque modernis, (in Gratiam Medicorum) refertissima.

Quorum Auctio habebitur Londini, Aedibus Johan▪ Bridge, vulgo dicto Bridges Coffeehouse in Popes-Head-Alley over against the Royal-Exchange, in Cornhill 23 April 1683.

Per Edvardum Millingtonum Bibliopolam.

Catalogues are distributed gratis, at the above named Bridges-Coffeehouse, at Amsterdam-Coffeehouse in Bartholomew-Lane: Mr. Colliers at the Bible on London-Bridge, Mr. Wilkinson at the Black-boy in Fleetstreet, Mr. Mortlockes at the Phaenix in St. Pauls Church yard Booksellers: Mr. Cruttenden at the Theatre in Oxford, Mr. Hickes in Cambridge, 1683.

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TO THE READER.

THis Catalogue contains the Library of the Reverend Mr. Whateley Minister near Banbury in Oxfordshire deceased; together with the Physick Library of Doctor Simon Rutland, late of Brentwood in Essex; replenished with Variety of the best and most Modern Books in that faculty, which I doubt not, will recommend them (to all the Generous Professors of it) as being the first experiment in this nature so much desired and expected.

This Sale will begin the Twenty third of April 1683. at Mr. Bridges Coffeehouse in Popes-Head-Alley, over against the Royal Exchange in Cornhil at Ten of the Clock in the Morning to Twelve, and from Three in the afternoon to Seven.

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[Page]II. That all the Books in this Catalogue, not otherwise expressed, (for ought we know) are perfect; but if any of them appear to be otherwise before they be taken away, the Buyer shall have his choice of taking or leaving them.

III. That the Money for the Book or Books so Bought, is to be paid by the Buyer within one Month after the Auction is ended, at the place where they are sold, where, upon Payment thereof, the Book or Books shall be delivered for the Month aforesaid.

The Books will be exposed to view for one whole week, before the time, at the place of Sale, from the Hours of 9 to 12 in the Morning, from two till 6 in the Evening, to all Gentlemen that please to satisfie themselves of the Editions or Conditions of them.

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CATALOGUS LIBRORUM

Libri Theologici in Folio.

1 S. Augustini opera omnia, cum indice, 10 tom. 5 vol. (letterd) Paris 1555
2 D. Chrysostomi opera omnia, Lat. cura D. Erasmi 5 vol. Bas. 1530
3 Gr. Nazianzeni operum tomi tres uno vol. lat. per Leunclav. Ibid. 1571
4 Athanassi opera omnia lat. cum ejusdem vita Col. 1548
5 Eusebii Historia Ecclesiast. lat. cum Theodoreto, Sozomeno, &c. Frob. 1523
6 D. Bernardi opera omnia cum indice amplissimo Bas. 1566
7 Leonis Magni, Maximi Taur. P. Chrysologi, &c. opera, per Raynand. Lugd. 1633
8 Hieronymi Epistolae 3 partibus uno vol. 1508
9 Biblia Hebraica cum Commentariis Jo. Buxtor [...]i Bas.—
10 — Sacra cum Comment. Tremelii & Junii (litera curios.) Lond. 1593
11 — Hebraica & Latina Annot. & cura Seb. Munsteri, uno vol. Bas. 1534
12 — Novum Testamentum cum Commentariis Jo. de la Haye cum Chronico sacro, 2 vol. 1643
13 Jo. Plantavitii Florilegium Biblicum, Heb. Gr. Lat. 2 vol. Lodov [...]e 1645
14 Tho. Aquinatis summa totius Theologiae Col. 1622
15 D. Heinm Exercitationes sacrae ad N. Test. cum Aristarcho sacro Lugdb. 1639
16 Jo. Davenantius de Morte Christi Cant. 1650
17 — Ejusdem Praelectiones Theologicae Ibid. 1639
18 — Ejusdem Expositio in Colossenses, edit. 2da Ibid. 1631
19 — Ejusdem Determinationes quaestionum quorund. Theologicar. Ibid. 1634
20 Jo. Cassiani opera omnia cum comment. Alardi Gazaei Atrebati 1628
21 Centuriatores Magdeburgenses, five Historia Ecclesiastica in 13 centuriis edita per Lucium, 3 vol. Bas. 1622
22 P. Ravanellae Bibliotheca sacra cum Additamentis 2 vol. Gen. 1654
23 D. Parei opera Theolog. Comment. & Adversaria cura P. Parei 3 vol. Fr. 1647
24 Alstedii Dissert. de manuductione spirituali, Transubstantiatione Gen. 1630
25 R. Baxteri Methodus Theologiae Christianae Lond. 1673
26 M. Poli Synopsis Criticorum 5 vol. (letterd) Ibid. 1669
27 — Novum Testamentum 2 vol. (letterd) Ibid. 1674
28 Tho. Gatakeri adversaria Miscellanea, cum vita Authoris Ibid. 1659
29 Jo. Prideaux Lectiones 22 de toridem Religionis Capitibus Oxon. 1643
30 G. Twiss Dissertatio de Scientia Media Arnh. 1639
31 — Vindiciae Gratiae, Potestatis ac Providentiae Dei Amst. 1632
32 Fr. Junii opera Theologica 2 vol. Gen. 1613
33 Jo. Piscatoris opera Comment. in SS. Scripturam, 3 vol. (letterd) Herb. 1646
34 Jo. Calvini opera omnia 9 vol. (letterd) Amst. 1671
35 — Institutio Christianae Religionis & Epistolae & Responsa Ibid. 1667
36 P. Martyris Loci Communes Theologici Lond. 1576
37 M. Lutheri Postillae ex Euangelicis Historiis Argent. 1635
38 Musculi Comment. in Psalmos, in Isaiam, in Matthaeum, in Joannem & in Epistolas S. Pauli, 6. vol. Bas. &c.
39 Tho. Bradwardini de causa Dei libri tres, cura Hen. Savilii Lond. 1618
[Page 2]40 Hier. Zanchii opera omnia Theologica, 3 vol. (letterd) Gen. 1619
41 Am. Polani Syntagma Theologiae Christianae, cum indicibus Ibid. 1617
42 Hen. Molleri Enarrationes Psalmorum Davidis Ibid. 1619
43 Hier. Laureti Sylva Allegoriarum totius S. Scripturae (letterd) Lugd. 1622
44 Mart. Chemnitii loci Communes Theologici (letterd) Franc. 1653
45 — Harmoniae Euangelicae libri 5 (letterd) Gen. 1628
46 Fr. Masoni Vindiciae Eccl. Anglicanae, item de Ordinatione Diacon. Lond. 1625
47 Clavis Theologiae continens Thesaurum loc. Commun. (letterd) Ibid. 1632
48 Jo. Cameronis opera variis indicibus instructa Gen. 1642
49 Aug. Marlorati expositio Scholastica N. Testamenti, edit. 6ta Ibid. 1605
50 — Thesaurus totius Divinae ac Canonicae Scripturae Lond. 1574
51 Ben. Aretii Comment. in Epist. Paulinas, Canonicas, & Apocalyps. Gen. 1589
52 — Comment. in Novum Testamentum Ibid. 1618
53 Dan. Chamieri Panstratiae Catholicae Corpus, 4 vol. (letterd) Ibid. 1626
54 R de Arriaga Disputat Theologicae in 1 partem D. Thomae, 2 vol. Plant. 1643
55 M. Flacci Illyrici Clavis S. Scripturae Bas. 1618
56 Sim. de Muis Comm. literalis & historicus in omnes Psalmos, &c. Par. 1630
57 Tho. Malvendae de Antichristo liber, in quo oracula SS. Scripturae enodantur, (dorso [...]eaur) Lugd. 1647
58 Fr. Hache Sententiae ex duodecim Biblioth. Patrum tomis selectae Casthr. 1666
59 Dom Gravinae Cath. praescript. adv. omnes Haeret. (dors. deaur.) Neap. 1620
60 Com. Jansenii Com. in suam Concordiam, ac totam Hist. Euang. Lugd. 1606
61 Damasceni opuscula Theologica lat. & Ruperti Abb. de Trinitate Col. 1526
62 Gu. Whitakeri duplicatio advers. defens. Eccl. Author. Stapletoni Cant. 1594
62 Did. Stellae Enarrationes in Lucam Antv. 1612
64 Bibliotheca Fratrum Polonorum, sive opera Socini, Crellii, Slicht. 8 vol. 1656
65 Psalterium Gallicum, Romanum, Hebr. Vetus & conciliatum Steph. 1513
66 Aug. Tornielli Annales sacri, edit. 4ta. 2 vol. (letterd) Plant. 1620
67 Bapt. Platinae opera omnia, viz. de vitis Pontif. &c. Col. 1529
68 Fr. Mason de legitimo Ministerio Ecclesiae Anglicanae Lon. 1625
69 M. Chemnitii Harmoniae Euangelicae lib. 5. contin. per Lyserum Gen. 1628
70 Jo. Buxtorfii Concordantiae Bibliorum Hebraicae Bas. 1632
71 P. Ravanelli Bibliotheca sacra partes 2, uno vol. (letterd) Gen. 1654
72 Les Oevres du Franc. Sales Evesque & Prince de Geneve (gilt & let.) Par. 1652

Libri Theologici in Quarto.

1 SIxtini Amamae censura Vulgatae Versionis Pentateuchi Franek. 1620
2 Gul. Twissi Vindiciae Gratiae, Potestatis, as Provid. Dei Amst. 1632
3 Georg. Veneti tria millia problemata in S. Scripturam Lutetiae 1622
4 Jo. Piscatoris Commentarii in omnes libros Novi Testamenti Herb. 1613
5 Jo. Binchii Mellificium Theologicum Amst. 1666
6 Dav. Parei Commentaria in Apocalypsin & Hoseam Heid. 1618, & 1616
7 Mart. ab Aspilcueta Manuale Confessariorum & Poenitentium Plan. 1575
8 Fr. Davenporti Systema Fidei, seu Tractatus de Concilio Universali Leod. 1648
9 Guil. Whitakeri Praelectiones de Ecclesia contra Pontificios Cant. 1599
10 Th. Cartwright Commentaria practica in totam Histor. Euangel. 1630
11 Mart. Lutheri Loci communes Theologici Lond. 1651
12 Cameronis Myrothecium Euang. cum spicilegio Lud. Capelli Gen. 1633
[Page 3]13 R. Abbotti Antilogia advers. Apolog. And. Eudemon-Joannis Lond. 1613
14 — De Gratia, & Perseverantia Sanctorum Ibid. 1618
15 Did. Alvarez de Incarnatione Divini Verbi Disputationes 80 Col. Ag. 1630
17 Ant. Sadeelis opera Theologica Off. St. Andr. 1593
18 Justi Fewrbornii Disputationes Theologicae variae Giescae 1618
19 Abbotti Quaestiones de Mendacio, Circumcisione, Astrologiae, &c. expl. Tir. 1616
20 Lanc. Andrews opuscula quaedam Theologica, 2 vol. Lond. 1629
21 Mos. Pf [...]acheri Vet. & Novi Testamenti Analysis Typica Bas. 1621
22 Lud. Blosii speculum spirituale, cum aliis opusc. Theologicis Car. Tit.
23 Scip. Gentilis Com. in Epist. Pauli ad Philemonem Nor. 1618
24 Jo. Lorini Com. in Epistolas Joannis, Petri & in Ecclesiasten 2 vol. Mog. 1607
25 Wigandi de Stancarismo, dogmata & argumenta cum solutionib. Lips. 1585
26 W. Zepperi sylva Homiliarum ex 4 Euangelistis Herb. 1605
27 Ant. Walaei responsio ad Censuram Arn. Corvini Lugdb. 1625
28 F. Junii Analysis Pentateuchi, cum lib. de Theologia vera Off. St. And.
29 Ant. Tuckney Praelectiones Theologicae Amst. 1679
30 D. Henrici. Cardinalis Hostiensis summa Lugd. 1517
31 Graseri Plaga Regia, seu Comment. in Apocalypsin Tig. 1610
32 B. Antonini summa Sacrae Theologiae 1. 2. 3. 4. 4 vol. Ven. 1581
33 Jo. Binchii Mellificium Theologicum cum indice locupletissimo. 1658
34 Basilii Seleuciae Episc. de vita & mirac. D. Theclae Virg. (gr. lat.) Antv. 1608
35 Abr. Schulteti Medulla Theologiae Patrum 2 vol. Amberg. 1615
36 Origenis Dialogus contra Marcionitas (gr. lat.) Bas. 1674
37 Maresii Hydra Socinianismi expugn. contra Volkelium, 3 vol. Gron. 1662
38 — Resp. de Gratia & Redemptione Universali. Ibid. 1661
39 Jo. Binchii Mellificium Theologicum 5 partibus absolutum Amst. 1666
40 R. Barclaii Theologiae vere Christianae Apologia Car. 2. oblata
41 Ant. Tuckney Praelectiones Theologicae Amst. 1679
42 H. Alting scripta Theologica Heidelb. viz. Loci com. & Problem. Freist.—
43 B. Platinae historia de vitis Rom Pontificum, cum supplemento. Col. 1626
44 Theodori Archiep. Cantuariensis Poenitentiale Par. 1677
45 Jo. G. Dorschei Theologiae Zacharianae partes 2, uno vol. Franc. 1653
46 Regn. à Mansvelt contra tractatum Theologico-politicum liber Amst. 1674
47 Jo. Maccovii Loci communes Theologici, cura N. Arnoldi Ibid. 1658
48 Allesbury Diatribae de aeterno Decreto circa creaturas Intellectual. Cant. 1659
49 Amica collat. inter D. Tilenum & J. Cameron. de Gratia & Vol. Lugdb. 1622
50 J. Owen de natura, ortu, progressu & studio verae Theol. libri 6 Oxon. 1661
51 Jac. Segers conceptus Morales supra supra Dominicales Lovan. 1645
52 T. Mortoni Apologia Catholica contra. Jesuites Lond. 1605
53 And. Sall votum pro pace Christiana Oxon. 1678
54 J. Peltii Harmonia Remonstrantium & Socinianorum Lugdb. 1633
55 Ant. Garissolii tractatus de Christo Mediatore Gen. 1662
56 D. Heinsii SS. exercitationum ad N. Testamentum lib. 20 Cant. 1640
57 Festi Hommii specimen controversiarum Belgicarum Lugdb. 1618
58 Biblia Fr. Junii & Tremellii notis amplissimis (sine tit.) Lond. 1580
59 — Alter ejusdem editionis Ibid. 1580
60 — Hebraica cum punctis, Manasseh Ben Israel. Gen.—
61 Erpenii Psalmi, Euang. Marci, & Epist. Joannis lingua Syriaca Lugdb. 1625
62 Bythneri Analysis Critico-practica Psalmorum, Hebr. Lond. 1653
63 B. Ariae Montani elucidationes in N. Testamentum Plant. 1575
[Page 4]64 — Commentari in 31 Davidis Psalmes priores Plant. 1605
65 — De Republica varia, sive comment. in lib. Judicum Ibid. 1592
66 — Comment. in Isaiae Prophetae Sermones Ibid. 1599

Libri Theologici in Octavo, 12^o. &c.

1 BIblia sacra latina Tremellii & Junii Han. 1606
2 —S. Hieronymi (cum figuris) Genev. 1583
3 —S. Hieronymi lit. Goth. curiosissima Paris 1534
4 —La Bible Francois, avec un novell indice Amst. 1635
5 —Novum Testamentum Graecum magn. charact. curiosiss. Cant. 1632
6 —N. Testamentum Lat. cum Commentariis ampl. Th. Bezae Lond. 1578
7 —Psalterlum Hebraicum Hier. Opitii Witteb. 1566
8 —Psalterium, Proverbia, Cantica, &c. Heb. lat. interlin. Ar. Montani Par. 1632
9 Liturgia graeca Ecclesiae Anglicanae, charta magna Cant. 1678
10 Hoornbeek Epistola de Independentismo, & Usserius de Episc. reduc. Ult. 1661
11 Sam. Pitisci fundamenta Religionis Christianae Zutph. 1678
12 Jo. Buxtorsii Synagoga Judaica aucta a Jo. Buxtorsio filio Bas. 1661
13 B. Gregorii Magni de cura Pastorali liber Lond. 1629
14 Dallaei Vindiciae Apologiae pro duabus Synodis Eccl. Protest. in Gallia Amst. 1657
15 Canones & Decreta Concilii Trident. & catalogus libr. Prohibitor. Lugd. 1580
16 Fr. Potteri Interpretatio Numeri 666 Amst. 1676
17 Vallesii de Philosophia sacra liber singularis, & L. Lemnius Lugd. 1622
18 Th. Barlow Papismus Regiae Potestatis Everfor. & Monarch. Solips. Lond. 1681
19 Ch. Sandii Interpretationes Paradoxae 4or Euangeliorum Amst. 1669
20 Brown de Interpret. Scripturarum, de Idololatria & Superstitione Ibid. 1670
21 Rob. Sandersoni de Juramenti Promissorii obligatione lib. 7 Lond. 1647
22 Inn. Gentileti Examen Concilii Tridentini Gorin. 1678
23 Ambr. Victoris Philosophia Christiana Paris 1674
24 Synopsis purioris Theologiae Jo. Polyandri, Ant. Rivet, &c. Lugdb. 1632
25 P. Molinei Jugulum Cause Lond. 1671
26 G. Crowaei Elenchus Scriptorum in Sacram Scripturam Ibid. 1672
27 Jo. Foxi Christus triumphans, Comoedia Apocalyptica Ibid. 1672
28 Chr. Schotani Collegium Miscellaneorum Theologicorum Franek. 1654
29 Ph. Mornaei de veritate Religionis Christianae liber Herborn. 1602
30 Fr. Rous Mella Patrum nempe omnium Lond. 1650
31 Arminii Disputat. Theologicae Publicae & Privatae, cum aliis opusc. Lugdb. 1610
32 Rhaetorfortis Exercitationes Apologeticae pro Divina Gratia Amst. 1636
33 Jo. Juelli Apologia Ecclesiae Anglicanae gr. lat. Oxon. 1639
34 Tho. Smith Epistola de Graecae Ecclesiae hodierno statu Lond. 1678
35 Breviarium Monasticum P [...]i 5 jussu editum Paris 1640
36 Gu. Amesii lectiones in omnes Davidis Psalmos Lond. 1647
37 Z. Ursini Corpus Christianae Doctrinae, castigationibus Parei Francf. 1621
38 Augustini summa totius Christianae Religionis per Danaeum Gen. 1575
39 —de Haeresibus cum Comment. L. Danaei Ibid. 1595
40 Irenaei opus contra opiniones Haereticorum Bas. 1581
41 P. Chrysologi Sermones cum triplici indice Lugd. 1623
42 Theodoreti Episc. Cipri Dialogi gr. lat. cura V. Strigelii Tiguri 1593
43 Pet. Lombardi Sententiarum libri 4 Par. 1560
[Page 5]44 B. Batti Vindiciae veritatis de possibilitate Apostasias Sanctorum Grypsw.
45 Oleviani de substantia Foederis gratuiti inter Deum & Electos Gen. 1585
46 Abr. Sculteti Conciones in Isaiam Prophetam Ibid. 1610
47 Aeg. Hunnii Calvinus Judaizans Witteb. 1604
48 Gu. Bucani Institutiones Theologicae Gen. 1621
49 Strigelii Hypomnemata in omnes libros Novi Testamenti Lipsiae 1561
50 — Genesis ad Hebraicam veritatem recognitus Ibid. 1566
51 Stapletoni promptuarium Morale super Euangelia Dominicalia Par. 1627
52 Dureeldri Commentarius in Canticum Canticorum Solomonis Rixtelii 1633
53 Lud. Lavateri Commentarius in Ecclesiasten Tiguri 1584
54 Balth. Mentzeri Responsio ad Matth. Martinium Giessae Hassor.
55 Ant. Garissolii disputationes de capitibus Fidei inter Reformatos & Pontificios controversis Mont. 1650
56 Toleti de instructione Sacerdotum & peccatis Mortalibus libri 8 Antv. 1619
57 Ferrii Vindiciae pro Scholastico Orthodoxo adversus Perinum Lugdb. 1630
58 Bastwicki Flagellum, sive de Jurisdictione Episcopali tractatus 1635
59 — Apologeticus ad Praesules Anglicanos criminum Ecclesiasticorum in Curia Celsae Commissionis 1636
60 Bracheli Christiana Concordia inter Catholicos & Euangelicas 1636
61 Gu. Apollonii Consideratio quarundam Controversiarum Anglican. Lond. 1644
62 Dom. Aegidii Conciones in Euangelia & Epistolas Antv. 1574
63 M. Lutheri Postillae Dominicae Lips.—
64 Smith Epistolae de Graecae Ecclesiae hodierno Statu, &c. Lond. 1678
65 Sculteti Idea Concionum in Isaiam Gen. 1618
66 Gul. Amesii Lectiones in omnes Davidis Psalmos Amst. 1635
67 G. Perkinsii Armilla aurea Theologiae Cant.—
68 Aug. Marlorati Loci Communes Theologici 2 vol. Laus. 1575
69 Ursini Catechesis Religionis Christianae cura Dav. Parei Gen. 1623
70 Wilkinsoni Conciones 6 cum 2 tract. aliis Oxon. 1658
71 Ch. Cartwright Annotationes in Exodum Lond. 1653
72 Hyperii de Theologo, seu de ratione studii Theologici lib. 4 Bas. 1582
73 —de formandis concionibus sacris, & de interpretatione Scriptur. Ibid. 1562
74 Marlorati enchiridion Locorum Communium Theologicorum Ibid. 1586
75 M. Lutheri Catechismus latino-germanicus Gryps. 1652
76 M. Mascarenhasi tractatus de auxiliis Divinae Gratiae Lugd. 1605
77 Dav. Parei Corpus Doctrinae Orthodoxae Gen. 1607
78 Rolloci Comment. in Psalmos selectos, in Hebraeos, in Da nielem, in Romanos, Colossenses, Ephesios, Galatas, & in Euang. Joannis, 5 vol. Gen.—
79 Arcana Societatis Jesu publico bono vulgata Ibid. 1631
80 Institutio Epithalamium & Militia Viri ac Militis Christiani Lond. 1645
81 Buxtorfii Synagoga Judaica, heb. lat. Bas. 1641
82 Tho. Smith Epistola de Graecae Ecclesiae hodierno statu Lond. 1678
82 D. Stillingfleet's Letter to a Deist Ibid 1677
83 Coppenstein dispositiones Concionum ex Aquino, Bonaventura, &c. Mog 1616
84 M. Chemnitii examinis Decretorum Concilii Triden. pars tertia Frankf 1606
85 Am. Polani Commentarius in Danielem, cum triplici indice Bas. 1606
86 — Partitiones Theologicae juxta Leges Naturalis Methodi 1623
87 Pericopae Euangeliorum quae Usitato more in praecip. Festis legi solent
88 Divi Gratiani Decretum aureum, seu Concordantia discordant. Can. Par. 1519
89 Gu. Chreisolmi Examen Confessionis Fidei Calvinianae Avenion. 1601
[Page 6]90 Gasp. Quirogae index Expurgatorius librorum prohibitorum Argent. 1609
91 Biblia Hebraica curiosiss. Charactere, 4 vol. Plant.—
92 Th. Aquinatis summa Theologiae 7 vol. cum indice Col. 1639
93 D. [...]ur. Augustini Confessionum libri 13 Ibid. 1649
94 Cael. Lactantii Opera omnia Gen. 1630
95 Vincentius Lirinensis adversus Haereses Col. 1565
96 Jo. Hoornbeek summa Controversiarum Religionis Ult. 1653
97 — Observationes in quartum Decalogi Praeceptum Lugdb. 1659
98 Hug. Grotii Apologeticus eorum qui Hollandiae praefuerunt Par. 1665
99 — Argumenti Theologici, Juridici, Politici Amst. 1652
100 — de veritate Religionis Christianae Ibid. 1674
101 Jo. Cocceji de Potentia sacrae Scripturae libri Lugdb. 1655
102 — Summa Doctrinae de Foedere & Testamento Dei Ibid. 1654
103 — Admonitio de principio Ecclesiae Reformatae Ibid. 1657
104 Jo. Ailmer Musae sacrae, seu Jonas, Jeremias, Daniel, graeco Oxon. 1652
104 Carmine gr. lat. Oxon. 1652
105 Gisb. Voetii Bibliotheca Studii Theologici Ult. 1644
106 Jo. Bonae de discretione Spirituum liber Brux. 1674
107 Hen. a Diest de ratione studii Theologici Amst. 1645
108 Hen. Alting Methodus Theologiae Didacticae & Catech. Ibid. 1662
109 H. Grimstonii Strena Christiana Lond. 1674
110 Gu. Amesii Medulla sacrae Theologiae Ibid. 1630
111 — Animadversiones in Synodalia Scripta Remonstrantium Fran. 1629
112 — Christianae Catecheseos Sciagraphia Franek. 1635
113 Hen. Alstedii Quaestiones Theologicae Francf. 1626
114 Jo. Wollebii Compendium Theologiae Christianae Amst. 1633
115 Davenantii adhortatio ad Communionem inter Euangelicas Eccl. Cant. 1611
116 Fr. Gomari Investigatio Sententiae & Originis Sabbati Gron. 1631
117 Andr. Riveti Instructio ad sacram Domini Mensam Middelb. 1638
118 Jo. Cloppenburgi disputationes Theologicae 18 Franek. 1674
119 — Aphorismi Theologiae Christianae Ibid. 1648
120 — Sacrificiorum Patriarchalium Schola sacra Lugdb. 1637
121 L. Trelcatii Loci Communes Theologici Han. 1621
122 Ol. Bowles Pedum Pastorale seu Conciones Ult. 1657
123 Jac. Reineccii Methodus Theologiae Hamb. 1613
124 Jo. Hofmeisteri Loci Communes Rerum Theologicarum Antv. 1650
125 Fr. Costeri de cantico Salve Regina septem Meditationes Antv. 1580
126 Jo. Feri &c. Examen ordinandorum Cleric. Duaci 1619
127 Jo. Gerhardi Meditationes sacrae Amst. 1635
128 Jac. Triglandii Dissert. de Civili & Ecclesiastica Potestate Amst. 1642
128 Hen. Hilperti disquisitio de Praeadamitis Ult. 1656
128 Abr. Boreelii de mutua Christianorum Unione liber Ibid. 1659
129 Conr. Dieterici Institutiones Catecheticae Jen. 1618
130 Liturgia Ecclesiae Anglicanae, cum Psalmis Lond. 1571
131 Jo. Corabecii ascensus Moysis in Montem, seu de Oratione tract. Lugd 1619
132 Regulae Societatis Jesu Ibid. 1606
133 Hier. Drexelii Tribunal Christi, & Arca Noe, (cum figuris) Lugdb. 1635
134 Engelgrave lux Euangelica seu velum sacrorum Emblematum Col. 1655
135 Jac. Benigni Expositio Catholicae Doctrinae Antv. 1678
136 Card. Bellarmini de aeterna foelicitate sanctorum lib. 5 Colon. 1662
[Page 7]137 — de septem verbis a Christo in Cruce prolatis libri duo Ibid. 1662
138 — de gemitu Columbae lib. tres Ibid. 1662
139 — de Ascensione mentis in Deum opusculum Ibid. 1662
140 — de arte bene moriendi Ibid. 1662
141 Gu. Amesii Bellarminus enervatus, pars 3 Oxon. 1629
142 — Bellarminus enervatus 3 part. 2 vol. Ibid. 1669
143 Tho. a Kempis de Imitatione Christi lib. quatuor Antv. 1644
144 Officium B. Mariae Virginis Pii 5ti jussu editum Ibid. 1659

Libri Miscellanei in Folio.

1 DEmosthenis & Aeschinis Opera gr. lat. (letterd) Aurei. Allobr. 1607
2 L. An. Senecae Opera, edit. & notis Jani Gruteri Paris 1602
3 Roma subterranea novissima, antiqua Christianorum praecipue Martyrum Coemiteria illustrantur (cum figuris & iconibus) Col. 1659
4 Ath. Kircheri Arca Noe, de rebus ante & post Diluvium (figuris) Amst. 1675
5 Pet. Gonzales Examen veritatis in repulsam tractatus firmantis Jura Reginae Christianissimae in Brabantiam (letterd) Brux. 1673
6 Coelii Rhodigini Lectionum antiquarum libri triginta Francf. 1664
7 Conradi Licosthenis Theatrum vitae humanae, cum genuino indice Bas. 1665
8 Fr. Laziardi & Hub. Velleji epitome Historiae Universalis Paris 1521
9 Philippus Prudens Caroli 5 filius Lusitaniae, Algarbiae, Indiae, &c. legitimus rex demonstratus, (figuris) 1639
10 Phil. Ferrarii Lexicon Geographicum Lond. 1657
11 Hadr. Junii Lexicon seu Dictionarium graeco-latinum Bas. 1557
12 Jo. Scapulae Lexicon graeco-latinum cum auctuario Ibid. 1605
13 Jos. Langii Polyantheae floribus novissimis libri 20 illustratae Francf. 1628
14 Dom. Nani Mirabellii Polyanthea Col. 1567
15 Jani Gruteri Polyantheae tom. 2 uno volumine Argent. 1624
16 Lucilli Philalthaei Comment. in Aristot. de Coelo & Mundo Venet. 1566
17 Fr. Baconi Novum Organon, & alia opera Lond. 1620
18 Alphonsi Archiepiscopi Toletani Quaestiones in Arist. de Anima Vincent. 1608
19 Ott. de Guericke Experimenta nova Magdeburgica de vacuo spatio Am [...]t. 1672
20 Julii Blari Opera omnia, seu practica Civilis & Criminalis Francf. 1638
21 Jac. Cujacii Expositio Constitutionum Justiniani 1570
22 Ant. Merendae J. C. tractatus de Cambio Nundinali Papiae 1645
23 G. Andr. Boecleri Architectura curiosa nova (figuris, letterd) Norimb. 1674
24 Car. Renaldinii ars analytica Mathematicorum (letterd) Florent. 1665
25 Hen. Briggii Arithmetica Logarithmica, papyro interfoliata Lond. 1624
26 H. Gellibrand Trigonometria Britannica, pap. interf. 2 vol. (letterd) Goud. 1633
27 Phil. Lansbergii Tabulae motuum Coelestium perpetuae Middelb. 1633
28 Barth. Pitisci Thesaurus Mathematicus sive Canon Sinuum ad Radium 1000, &c. Francf. 1613
29 Sim. Stevin livre de Comte de Prince a la maniere d'Italie Leyde 1607
30 Sam. Marolois Oevres Mathematiques, avec figures Amst. 1628

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Libri Miscellanei in Quarto.

1 HIer. Mercurialis de arte Gymnastica libri sex (figuris) Amst. 1672
2 Imagines Deorum qui ab Antiquis colebantur (figuris) Lugd. 1581
3 Joan. Smetii Antiquitates Neomagenses (figuris) Noviom. Bat. 1678
4 Nic. Caussini de Eloquentia sacra & humana libri 16 Paris 1636
5 G. Haddoni Orationes, Epistolae & Poemata Lond. 1567
6 J. Lipsii de militia Romana libri quinque (figuris) Plant. 1598
7 — Ejusdem Poiiticorum, sive Civilis Doctrinae libri sex Raphaleng. 1589
8 Cancellaria Hispanica: adjecta sunt acta publica Freistad. 1622
9 Jo. Lessei de origine, moribus, & rebus gestis Scotorum libri 10 Lond. 1677
10 Jo. Cluverii Historiarum totius mundi Epitome, ad annum 1667 Amst. 1668
11 — Alter ad annum 1630 cum uberrimo indice Lugdb. 1637
12 Christ. Pezelii Mellisicium Historicum Marp. 1610
13 Ursini de rivo Vindiciae pro capite R. Angl. contra Rebelles parricid. Hag. 1649
14 Berardini Rotae viri patricii Carmina Neapoli 1572
15 Jo. Scapulae Lexicon graco-latinum ex Thesauro H. Stephani Col. Allobr. 1616
16 Car. Stephani Dictionarium Historicum, Geographicum, Poeticum Gen. 1650
17 Tho. Thomasii Dictionarium Anglo-lat. & Lat. Angl Lond. 1615
18 — alter ejusdem 7 edit. Cant. 1606
19 Dictionariolum puerorum Lat. Gal. Lugd. 1564
20 Jo. Quinquarborei de re Grammatica Hebraeorum opus Paris 1582
21 G. Jo. Vossii de Logices & Rhetoricae natura & constitutione lib. 2 Hag. 1658
22 Dan. Voet Physiologia adject is aliquot ejusdem argumenti disputat. Amst. 1661
23 Jo. de Raei Clavis Philosophiae naturalis Aristotelico-Cartesiana Ibid. 1677
24 Jo. Stierii praecepta doctrinae Log. Eth. Phys. Metaph. Sphericaeque 1678
25 Gul. Grotii de Principiis Juris naturalis Enchiridion Hag. 1667
26 Rami Logica perpetuis tabulis Sabatecii & commentario Alstedii Francf. 1617
27 Tho. Campanellae Astrologicorum libri septem Ibid. 1630
28 Georg. Sinclari ars nova & magna Gravitatis & Levitatis Roter. 1669
29 Fran. Toleti Commentaria in tres libros Aristotelis de Anima Col. 1625
30 Vogelsangii indignatio contra librum cui titulus, Philosophia S. Script. Ult. 1669
31 Dav. Derodonis Philosophia contracta Gen. 1664
32 Ant. Perezii Commentarius in 25 Digestorum libros Amst. 1669
33 Pauli Montani tractatus novus de Jure Tutelarum & Curationum Hag. 1656
34 Tho. Thomasii Dictionarium lat. Engl. & Engl. lat. Lond. 1644
35 G. Jo. Vossii de Logices & Rhetoricae natura & constitutione lib. duo Hag. 1658

Libri Miscellanei in Octavo.

1 G. Buchanani Historia Rerum Scoticarum Francf. 1584
2 Cl. Salmasii funus Linguae Hellenisticae Lugdb. 1643
3 Minucii Felicis Octavius, Variorum notis Ibid. 1672
4 A. M. Sev. Boethii consolationis Philosophiae lib. 5. Variorum not. Ibid. 1671
5 Vegetius & alii Scriptores antiq. de re Militari, notis Stewechii, 2 vol. Vesal. 1670
6 R. de Sabunde Theologia naturalis sive liber Creaturarum Francf. 1635
7 Em. Figrelii de statuis Illustrium Romanorum liber Holm. 1656
[Page 9]8 Gu. Cambdeni Britannia Geographica descriptione Lond. 1587
9 Sleidani Commentarii de statu Religion. & Reipubl. Car. 5 Caesare, lib. 26. Fr. 1610
10 Jacobi Regis Angliae Institutio Regia ad Henricum Filium suum Lond. 1604
11 M. Jansonii Mercurius Gallo-belgicus ab anno 1588, ad 1594 Col. 1614
12 M. Neoporti carmina in Reductionem Caroli 2di Angl. &c. Lond. 1669
13 Eg. Witsii consilium de continendis & alendis domi Pauperibus Bremae 1651
14 G. Bater Elenchus motuum nuperorum in Anglia, 2bus partibus Lond. 1663
15 Episcopi Jos. Hall Mundus alter & idem, (figuris) Francf.—
16 Io. Buxtorfii Institutio Epistolaris Hebraica Bas. 1610
17 J. Lipsii Epistolarum selectarum Chilias 1617
18 — de Constantia libri duo Lond. 1586
19 Jo. Casae Galateus, seu de morum honestate & elegantia liber Han. 1619
20 Melch. Adami vitae Germanorum & exterorum Theologorum 2 vol. Heid. 1620
21 — Vitae Germanorum Theologorum Ibid. 1620
22 — Vitae Theologorum exterorum cum additionibus MSS. Francf. 1618
23 Jo. Hen. Alstedii Thesaurus Chronologiae Herborn. 1650
24 Abr. Bucholceri Chronologia usque ad annum 1616 Francf. 1616
25 Chr. Sandii tractatus de origine Animae Cosmop. 1671
26 Jo. Boterus de Illustrium Statu & Politia caret tit.
27 Nat. Comitis Mythologiae & explicationis fabularum libri 10 Col. Allobr. 1612
28 Jo. Barclaii Argenis, magno charactere Paris 1621
29 J. R. Wetsenii de genuina linguae Graecae pronunciatione liber Bas. 1680
30 Diog. Laertii de vitis Philosophorum libri 10 gr. lat. notis Casauboni Gen. 1616
31 Isocratis Orationes & Epistolae gr. lat. Ibid. 1621
32 Arriani Tactica, & Mauricii artis Militaris libri 12 gl. per Scheffer. Lips. 1664
33 Epicteti Enchiridion gr. lat. notis Is. Casauboni Lond. 1659
34 Aristippi, Diogenis, Demosthenis, &c. vitae Antv. 1556
35 Jo. Magyri Ethica gr. lat. Francf. 1601
36 Plutarchi vitae, lat. cura Gu. Xylandri, 3 vol. Ibid. 1606
37 — Moralium pars tertia Ibid. 1619
38 M. T. Ciceronis Officia, Cato Major, &c. Pauli Manutii notis Ven. 1548
39 — Epistolae Familiares lib. 16 Col. 1560
40 — Academicae Quaestiones caret tit.
41 — Orationum pars 2 cura D. Lambini Paris 1582
42 Valerius Maximus, cum animadversionibus Christ. Coleri Han. 1614
43 T. Livii Historiarum decas tertia Lugd. 1527
44 M. F. Quintiliani Institutionum Oratoriarum libri 12 Lond. 1642
45 L. Apuleji opera cum commentariis Beroaldi & Stewechii Bas. —
46 Oth. Casmanni vade mecum, cara pietas & rara caritas Francf. 1605
47 Jul. C. Scaligeri de subtilitate libri 15 ad H. Cardanum Han. 1620
48 Th. Galei Philosophia Generalis duabus partibus Lond. 1676
49 Fr. Piccolominei Philosophia Universalis Ftancf. 1627
50 Andr. Hyperii Compendium Physices Aristotelicae Bas. 1585
51 Jac. Martinii partitiones & quaestiones Metaphysicae Witteb.
52 Em. Alvarez institutiones linguae Latinae Duaci 1636
53 Gu. Whiting caspula aurea continens disputationes de coelo Lond. 1653
54 Barth. Keckermanni Systema Logicae tribus libris adornatum Aur. 1615
55 — Physica Hanov. 1612
56 Jo. Magyri Physica cum commentariis 1611
57 Collegii Philos. Daventriensis exerc. de finitione & causis Ethices Dav. 1638
[Page 10]58 Chr. Scheibleri Topica Gissae 1620
59 Jo. Piscatoris animadversiones in Rami Logicam Lond. 1583
60 Rob. Sandersoni Logicae artis compendium Oxon. 16 [...]
61 Abr. Sculteti Ethicorum libri duo Argent. 1614
62 Sev. Sluteri Anatomia Logicae Aristotelicae Franc. 1610
63 Alex. Pitcarnii Idea Physiologiae Aristotelicae Lond. 1676
64 Clem. Timpleri doctrina de corporibus animatis naturalibus Han. 1610
65 And. Talaei Rhetorica Lond. 1627
66 Jo. Velcurionis commentarii in Aristotelis Physicam Tubing. 1566
67 Rod. Goclenii Metaphysica Francf. 1598
68 M. Fred. Wendelini Philosophia Moralis 2 vol. Ibid. 1647
69 Gilb. Jacchaei Institutiones Physicae Lugdb. 1615
70 Fr, Burgersdicii Institutionum Logicarum libri duo Amst. 1670
71 — Alter ad Juventutem Cantabrigiensem Cant. 1644
72 Pub. Virgilii Opera studio Geor. Bersmanni Francf.—
73 Q. Horatii Opera Antv. 1544
74 Hug. Grotii Poemata Lond. 1639
75 Hadr. Dammanis de mundi Creatione libri septem Edinb. 1600
76 Dasp. Barlaei faces augustae sive Poematia Dord. 1643
77 G. Herberti Poemata varii Argumenti Lond. 1678
78 M. Neoporti votum candidum Carolo 2do Ibid. 1669
79 M. Acc. Plauti Comoediae 20, per Jo. Camerarium Bas. 1558
80 Rob. Bellarmini Institutiones linguae Hebraicae Gen. 1619
81 alter ex Officina Plantiniana Antv. 1596
82 P. Martinii Grammatica Hebraica papyro interfoliata Rapheleng. 1607
83 W. Schickardi Grammatica Hebraica Ult. 1661
84 Jo. Buxtorsii Grammatica Hebraica Bas. 1651
85 — Grammatica Chaldaica & Syriaca Ibid. 1615
86 Alex. Scoti universa Grammatica Graeca Lugd. 1605
87 Institutio Graecae Grammaticae in usum Scholae Westmonasteriensis 1598
88 Mart. Rulandi Synonyma Latino-graeca Gen. 1624
89 M. Devarii de Graecae linguae particulis liber Lond. 16 [...]
90 Jo. Posselii Calligraphia Oratoria linguae Graecae Francf. 1585
91 P. Rami Grammatica Graeca Ibid. 1581
92 Conr. Dinneri Epitheta latino-graeca Gen. 1614
93 G. Pasoris Lexicon graeco-latinum in novum Testamentum Ibid. 1634
94 Tho. Linacri de emendata structura Latini sermonis libri sex Lips. 1591
95 Chr. Becmanni Manuductio ad linguam Latinam Hanov. 1629
96 Car. Stephani Dictionarium Historicum, Geograph. & Poeticum Francf. 1621
97 Gradus ad Parnassium, sive Thesaurus Phrasium Poeticarum Lond. 1680
98 Des. Erasmi Apophthegmata, cum gemino indice Col. 1561
99 Colloquiorum opus aureum Lond. 1648
100 Jo. Magiri commentaria in Aristotelis Ethicam gr. lat. Francf. 1614
101 Jo. Hen. Alstedii Theatrum Scholasticum Herborn. 1620
102 Jos. Langii Elementale Mathematicum Friburgi 1613
103 Euclidis Elementorum libri 15 cura Is. Barrow Cant. 1655
104 Elementorum libri 15 lat. Col. 1600
105 Mich. Maestlini epitome Astronomiae Tubin. 1610
106 — Alter ejusdem Ibid. 1624
107 Barth. Keckermanni Systema Astronomiae compendiosum. Han. 1611
[Page 11]108 — Geometria, Optica, Astronomia, & Geographia Ibid. 1621
109 P. Rami Arithmetices & Algebrae libri duo Francf. 1592
110 Libr. Fromondi Meteorologicorum libri sex Lond. 1656
111 Jo. Voet de Jure Militari liber singularis Ult. 1670
112 — de Familia Exciscunda liber Ibid. 1674
113 P. R. Schefferi medulla Bachoviana institutionum Justiniani Han. 1658
114 Vultei Jurisprudentiae Romanae a Justiniano compositae libri duo Han. 1652
115 Jo. Althusii Jurisprudentia Romana methodice digesta Herb. 1592
116 Tho. Lansii Consultatio de Principatu inter Provincias Europae Tubing. 1655
117 Cypr. Regneri Novae Notae in lib. 4 Justiniani Imperat. Ult. 1648
118 Bronchorst enarrat. in tit. de diversis regulis Juris Lugdb. 1624
119 Ven. Bedae Ecclesiasticae Historiae gentis Anglorum libri 5 Lovan. 1566
120 — Axiomata Philosophica caret tit.
121 Batei Elenchus motuum nuperorum in Anglia Lond. 1649
122 Cl. Salmasii defensio Regia pro Carolo 1 1650
123 Jo Miltoni defensio pro Populo Anglicano contra Salmasium Lond. 1652
124 Tho. Mori de optimo Reipublicae statu liber, sive Utopia Han. 1613
125 G. Hornii orbis imperans Lugdb. 1668
126 Fam. Stradae de Bello Belgico decades duae (figuris) 2 vol. Rom. 1658
127 Jo. de Bussieres flosculi Historici delibati Oxon. 1668
128 Thesaurus Moral. Philosophiae, gr. lat. viz. Epictetus, Theophrast. &c. Gen. 16 [...]3
129 Ant. Liberalis Metamorphosis gr. lat. cura Th. Munckeri Amst. 1676
130 Mart. Schookii descriptio Foederati Belgii Ibid. 1665
131 Admiranda rerum admirabilium encomia Noviom. 1677
132 Corn. Tacitus ex recensione M. Zueri Boxhornii Amst. 1664
133 Tho. Belli compendium antiquitatum Romanarum Lond. 1677
134 Carionis Chronicon, auctum per Ph. Melancthonem, p. 2 Francf.—
135 Aug. Busbequii opera omnia de rebus Turcicis Lond. 1660
136 L. Fenestella & Pomp. Loetus de Magistratibus Romanis Gen. 1612
137 Des. Erasmi Moriae encomium, seu Laus Stultitiae Lugdb. 1641
138 Barth. Facii de vitae foelicitate liber Ibid. 1628
139 Amoris effigies sive Quid sit amor? Lond. 1668
140 Lamb. Danaei Aphorismi Politici & Militares Ult. 1652
141 Gasp. Naudaei Epistolae Gen. 1667
142 Anselm. Solerius de Pileo cum figuris Amst. 1671
143 C. B. Doctorum virorum Elogia Thuanea Lond. 1671
144 Grobianus seu de morum simplicitate Holm. 1650
145 Jo. Hen. Alstedii Orator sex libris informatus Herb. 1616
146 — Systema Physicae Harmonicae Ibid. 1612
147 A.M. a Schurman melioris partis Electio Alton. 1673
148 Sulpitii Severi historia sacra Amst. 1641
149 M. T. Ciceronis Rhetorica & de Inventione libri duo Lond. 1579
150 Ev. Wassenbergi Florus Germanicus Hamb. 1641
151 Fr. Bacon de augmentis Scientiarum lib. 9 Amst. 1662
152 — novum organon Scientiarum Ibid. 1660
153 — de sapientia Veterum liber Lond. 1609
154 Tuba Academica defensione Patrum antiquorum Lond. 1603
155 Fr. Vigerus de praecipuis Graecae dictionis Idiotismis Paris 1644
156 Ant. Scotus de phrasibus linguae Latinae caret tit.
157 Jo. Rav. Textoris Epitheta Plant. 1536
[Page 12]158 Nic. Vernulaei Orationes Col. 1639
159 J. Bapt. Ferrarii orationes, &c. Lond. 1667
160 Jo. Passeratii orationes & praefationes Francf. 1615
161 Orationes ex Historicis Latinis excerptae Oxon. 1672
162 —alter ejusdem Ibid. 1672
163 Jo. Rainoldi orationes 12 cum quibusdam opusculis Lond.—
164 Fr. Burgersdicii Physica, Politica & Philosophia naturalis 3 vol. Lugdb.—
165 P. Moliner Logica Bremae 1622
166 Am. Senguerdii Introductionis ad Physicam libri sex Ult. 1644
167 Jo. Crucii medulla Logicae contracta Lugdb.—
168 Fr. Panvonii summa Ethicae Mog. 1621
169 Ed. Brerewoodi Elementa Logicae Lond. 1619
170 — Collegium Ethicum Lugdb. 1649
171 Jo. Hen. Alstedii Metaphysica tribus libris tractata Herb. 1622
172 Rein. Neuhusii Poemata varii argumenti Amst. 1669
173 Jac. Wallii Poematum libri novem Antv. 1669
174 Jac. Balde sylvae Lyricae Col. Ubion. 1646
175 Pub. Virgilii opera cura Dan. Heinsii Lugdb. 1672
176 Respublica Anglorum 3 libris per Th. Smith Ibid. 1625
177 —Scotiae & Hiberniae Ibid. 1627
178 —de Principatibus Italiae tractatus varii Ibid. 1623
179 —Romana Ibid. 1626
180 —Jo. Aug. Werdenhagen introductio in omnes Respublicas Amst. 1632
181 —Helvetiorum Lugdb. 1627
182 — Lutzemburgensis, Hannoniae & Namurcensis Amst. 1635
183 —Jo. Angeli Werdenhagen introductio in omnes Respublicas Ibid. 1632
184 —Daniae, Norwegiae & Holsatiae Lugdb. 1629
185 Gu. Postelli de Universalitate libri duo Ib. 1635
186 Jo. Sleidani de quatuor summis Imperiis libri duo Amst. 1675
187 Goclenii Geometria, Astronomia, Astrologia, Optica & Geograph. Franc. 1620
188 Gu. Blaeu institutio Astronomica de Globis Oxon. 1665
189 Rob. Hues tractatus de Globis Coelesti & Terrestri
190 Jac. Cujacii notae in Justiniani Institutiones Par. 1585
191 Jul. Pacii Epitome Juris secundum ordinem Institutionum Imper. Spirae 1593
192 Gerh. Coccejus de origine Juris Civilis Gron. 1662
193 Arn. Vinnii notae in Institutiones imper. Justiniani Amst. 1663
194 Ev. Wassenbergii Florus Germanicus Antv. 1642
195 Cl. Salmasii defensio Regia contra Jo. Miltonem 1652

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Divinity in Folio.

1 Book of Martyrs in three Volumns by John Fox, last Edit. (lettered) Lond. 1642
2 Mede (Joseph) Works, two Vol. lett. ibid. 1664
3 Purchas (S.) Pilgrim. or Relations of the World, and the Religions. let. ib. 1626
4 Caussin (Nich.) holy Court in 5 Tomes. lett. ibid. 1663
5 Assemblies Annotations upon the Old and New Testament 2 Vol. lett. ibid. 1657
6 Hall (Joseph) Works, first Vol. lett. ibid. 1628
7 Perkins (William) Works 3 Vol. in 2 Fol. lett. ibid. 1626
8 Charnock (Stephen) several Discourses upon the Attributes of God lett. ibid. 1672
9 Cressy (S.) Church History of Brittany, &c. lett. ibid. 1668
10 Baxter (Richard) Christian Directory, or a Body of Divinity, lett. ibid. 1687
11 Hammond (Henry) 19 Sermons large Paper lett. ibid. 1675
12 Hooker (Rich.) Works in 8 Books of Ecclesiast. Polity with other Treatises, &c. ib. 1682
13 Ʋsher (J.) Body of Divin. with his Life and 20 Sermons preached at Oxf. let. ib. 1668
14 Littleton (Adam) 61 Sermons upon publick Occasions, gilt lett. ibid. 1 [...]80
15 Leigh (E.) Annotations upon all the New Test. Philolog. and Theol. gilt and let. 1677
16 Luther (Martin) Divine Discourses at his Table, &c. lett. ibid. 1652
17. Gouge (William) Works, whole Armour of God, &c. ibid. 1627
18 King Jame's Works lett. ibid. 1616
19 View of the Soul in several Tracts, with several Epist. to Dr. Tillotson, by a Person of Quality, lett. ibid. 1681
20 Franck (Mark) 51 Sermons, being a course beginning at Advent and so through the Festivals, gilt lett. ibid. 1672
21 Ciark (Sam.) General Martyrology of the greatest Persecutions, with the Lives of 32 Divines, &c. ibid. 1677
22 St. Augustine City of God with Comments of Lodovicus Vives. ibid. 1620
23 Cambridg Concordance to the holy Scriptures. Camb. 1682
24 Cudworth (R.) true Intellectual System of the Universe against Atheism, &c. Land. 1678
25 Spotswood (John) History of the Church and State of Scotland in 7 Books with Dr. Burnet's Memoires of the Lives and Actions of James and William Dukes of Hamilton, being a Continuation of Bp Spotswood. ibid. 1677
26 Andrews (Lancelot) 97 Sermons upon several occasions. ibid. 1629
27 Owen (John) Exercitations on the Epistle to the Hebrews 2 Vol. ibid. 1668
28 Hales (Matthew) Primitive Origination of Mankind. ibid. 1677
29 Hughes (George) Exposition of Genesis and of 23 Chapters of Exodus. 1673
30 Sanderson (Rob.) 35 Sermons with his Life, by Isaac Walton. ibid. 1681
31 Baxter (Rich) Catholick Theology for Pacification, &c. ibid. 1675
32 Scrivener (Mathew) Course of Divinity in 2 parts Doctrine of Faith and Form of Worship. ibid. 1674
33 Spencer (J.) Things new and old, or a Store-house of Similes, Sent. &c. let. ibid. 1658
34 Caryl (Jos.) Exposition with practical Observ. upon the book of Job 2 Vol. ibid. 1656
35 Church Bible Old and New Testament with Apocripha black Letter. ibid. 1568
[Page 2]36 Willet (Andrew) Spnopsis Papismi, a general View of Papistry, &c. ibid. 1600
37 Kendal (George) against John Goodwin's Redemption Redeemed, &c. ibid. 1653
38 Petrie (Alex.) History of the Cathol. Church from the Year 600 until 1600. Hague 1662
39 Goodwin (John) Redemption Redeemed, lett. ibid. 1651
40 Taylor (Tho.) Works 2 Vol. Lond. 1653
41 Wilson (Tho.) Commentary upon the Romans. ibid. 1653
42 Gataker (Tho.) Sermons upon several occasions. ibid. 1637
43 Burgess (Ant.) Spiritual Refining, or a Treatises of Grace and Assurance, &c. ibid. 1652
44 — 145 Sermons upon the 17th Chapter of St. John. ibid. 1656
45 — Commentary upon the whole 3d Chapter of the Epistle to the Corinthians. ib.
46 Laud (Will.) against Fisher the Jesuite. ibid. 1639
47 Birckbeck (Simon) Protestants Evidence take out of good Records. ibid. 1657
48 Davis (Hugh) of the Rights belonging to an Uniformity in Churches. ibid. 1669
49 L'Estrange (Hamond) Liturgies of the Church of Engl. since the Reformation. ibid. 1659
50 Sibbs (Rich.) Saints Cordial and Safety in evil times in sundry Sermons. ib. 1639
51 Chillingworth (Will.) Relig. of Protest. a safe way to Salvat. again the Papists. ib. 1638
52 Crook (Samuel) Divine Character in 2 parts against Hypocrisy, &c. ibid. 1658
53 Scholastical Discourses against symbolizing with Antichrist in Ceremonies, especially in the sign of the Cross, by Parker. ibid. 1570
54 Austin (W.) devout, godly, and learned Meditat. upon the Feasts and Fasts-days. ib. 1637
55 Ball (John) Power of Godliness, both doctrinally and practically handled. ibid. 1657
56 Morney (Philip) Mystery of Iniquity, and History of the Papacy. ibid. 1612
57 Cartwright (Thomas) Confutation of the Rhemist's Translation, Glosses and Annotations on the New Testament. ibid. 1628
58 Rous (Fran.) Works, or Treatises and Meditations. ibid. 1657
59 Daille (J.) 49 Sermons upon the whole Epistle of St. Paul to the Collossians. ibid. 1672
60 Mayer (J.) Commentary upon all the great and small Prophets, lett. ibid. 1652
61 — Commentary upon the New Testament 2 Vol. ibid. 1632
62 Horton (T.) 46 Serm. on the whole 8 Ch. of the Epist. St. Paul to the Rom. lett. ib. 1674
63 — 35 Sermons, Expositions on 4 select Psalms, 4th, 42d, 51st, 63d. ibid. 1675
64 — 100 Sermons upon s veral Texts on the Old and New Testament. ibid. 1679
65 Leigh (Ed.) System or body of Divinity in ten Books lett. ibid. 2654
66 — Annotations on 5. Poetical Books of the Old Testament. ibid. 1657
67 Bernard (Rich.) Thesaurus Biblicus, with the Bible abstract and Epitome lett. ibid. 2644
68 Hooker (Rich.) Ecclesiastical Polity in 5 Books, wich other Treatises, &c. lett. ibid. 1672
69 Williams (Gr.) true Church in 6 Books whole Body of Divinity lett. ibid. 1629
70 Brownrig (Ralph) 65 Sermons upon several occasions 2 Vol. lett. ibid. 1661
71 Wilson (Thomas) compleat Christian Dictionary. lett. ibid. 1655
72 Reynolds (J.) God's Reven. against Murth. and the Sin of Adult. with Cuts lett. ib. 1679
73 Fenner (William) Works or a Body of Divinity, lett. ibid. 1658
74 Jewel (J.) Defence of the Apol. of the Chur. of Eng. against Mr. Harding let. ibid. 1567
75 — Reply to Mr. Harding's Answer against the Roman Religion lett. ibid. 1066
76 Holy-Bible containing the Old and New Test. with an Ind. and sing. Psalms. Oxf. 1682
77 Hall (J.) Government and Obed. by Scrip. and Reas. in 4 Books gilt and lett. Lond. 1654
78 Taylor (J.) 28 Serm. preach'd at Golden Grove, with a Dis. about the Min. let. ib. 1651
79 Lawson (Grorge) Theo-politica, or a Body of Divinity. ibid. 1659
80 Montague (R.) Acts and Monuments of the Church before Christ incarnat. lett. ib. 1642
81 Fonseca (Fr. Ch.) Postils in 42 Sermons lett. ibid. 1629
82 More (Henry) Explanation of the grand Mystery of Godliness lett. ibid. 1660
83 — Modest Enquiry into into the Mystery of Iniquity, lett. ibid. 1664
[Page 3]84 Gauden (J.) Ecclesiae Anglicanae suspiria of the Church of Eng. in 4 Books let. ibid. 1659
85 Whately (VVill.) Prototypes out of the Book of Genesis, lett. ibid. 1670
86 Sterry (Peter) Discourse of the Freedom of the Will. ibid. 1675
87 Symson (Andrew) Lexicon Anglo-Graeco-Latinum Novi Testamenti. ibid. 1668
88 Cotton (John) Exposition upon the first Epistle general of John. ibid. 1654
89 Morton (Tho.) Catholick Appeal for Protestants, &c. ibid. 1610
90 Theophila, or Loves Sacrifice a Divine Poem, by E. B. ibid. 1652
91 Pemble (William) Works in several Treatises, &c. ibid. 1658
92 Pagit (Ephraim) Christianography, or the Description of all the Christians in the World not subject to the Pope. ibid. 1674
93 Byfield (Nic.) Exposition upon the Epistle to the Colossians. ibid. 1615
94 — Commentary upon the 3 first Chapters of the first Epistle of St. Peter. ibid. 1637
95 Barlow (John) Works or Exposition of the first and second Chapters of the latter Epistle of Paul to Timothy. ibid. 1632
96 Martyr (Peter) Commentary upon the Book of Judges. ibid. 1564
97 Allen (Robert) Doctrine of the Gospel in 3 Books, &c. ibid. 1606
98 Andrews (Lanc.) Collection of post humous & orphan Lectures, in several Serm. ib. 1657
99 Attersoll (Will.) Commentary upon the Epistle of St. Paul to Philemon. ibid. 1633
100 Nicholson (W.) David's Harp, or an easy Analysis of the whole Book of Psams. ib. 1662
101 Parr (Elnathan) Works, or an Exposition upon the Epistle to the Romans with the Grounds of Divinity. ibid. 1651
102 Rogers (Rich.) 7 Treatises with Directions out of the holy Scriptures, &c. ibid. 1610
103 — (Daniel) Lectures upon the History of Naaman. ibid. 1650
104 — (John) Exposition upon all the first Epistle of Peter. ibid. 1650
105 Mason (Tho.) Christ's Victory over Sathan's Tyrany, or the Acts of the Church. ib. 1615
106 Homes (Nathaniel) Works, viz Commentary on the whole Book of Cant. &c. ib. 1652
107 — Resurrection revealed, or the dawning of, the Day-star in 7 Books. ibib. 1653
108 Spencer (Ben.) Way to everlasting Happiness, a Discourse dialogue-wise. ibid. 1659
109 Oates (Sam.) Explanation of the general Epistle of St. Jude in 14 Sermons. ib. 1633
110 Gil (Alex.) sacred Philosop. of the holy Script. in the Art. of the Apost. Creed. ib. 1635
111 Cock (George) English Law, or a Survey of the Houshold of God on Earth, with an Essay of Christian Government. ibid. 1651
112 Bramhall (Tho.) Treatise of Specters or strange Apparitions of Devils. ibid. 1658
113 Greenham (Rich.) Works in 3 parts. ibid. 1601
114 Hieron (Sam.) Works in several Lectures. ibid. 1628
115 Bolton (Sam.) dead Saints speaking to dead Sinners living, in several Treatises. ib. 1657
116 Wright (Ab.) practical Commentary upon the Psalms. ibid. 1666
117 Hall (Tho.) Exposition upon the 3d and 4th Chap. of the Epist. of Timothy. ib. 1658
118 Expiation of a Sinner in a Comment. upon the Epist. to the Heb. by G. M. ibid. 1646
119 Hayne (Tho.) general View of the holy Scriptures. ibid. 1640
120 Cross (Nicholas) Cynosura, or a saving Star that leads to Eternity. ibid. 1670
121 Wythers (Geo.) Preparation to the Psalter. ibid. 1619
122 Knox (John) Ecclesiastical History of Scotland in 5 Books, lett. ibid. 1644
123 Saint Amours Journal concerning the five Propositions between the Jansenists and the Molinists, lett. ibid. 1664
124 Reply of the Cardinal of Perron to the Answer of the King of Great Britain. Doway 1630
125 Review of the Councel of Trent, &c. lett. Oxf. 1638
126 Cary (Robert) Chronological Account of Ancient Times in 3 parts, lett. Lond. 1677
127 Tropologia, a Key to open Scripture Metaphors in 2 Books first part. Trop [...]schematologia, Tropes and Figures, with the Treatise of the Types 2d part in one Vol. ibib. 1681
[Page 4]128 Idem iterum Troposchematologia, Tropes and Figures, &c. ibid. 1682
129 Reynolds (Ed.) Works with 30 Sermons on several occasions. ibid. 1679
130 Gell (Rob.) Remains with select Scriptures of the New Testament expl. ibid. 1676
131 — Essay toward the amendment of the last English Translation of the Bible. ib. 1659
132 Ambrose (Isaac) Works compleat. ibid. 1682
133 Farindon (Anthony) 30 Sermons upon several occasions. ibid. 1647
134 Cranmer (Dr.) against Stephen Gardiner a Papist. ibid. 1580
135 Calderwood (David) History of the Church of Scotland, &c. ibid. 1680
136 Divine Discourses with Philip Melancthon and others by Martin Luther ibid. 1652
137 Sixty one Serm. upon publick occasions with a Table by Adam Littleton let. ibid. 1680
138 Concordance to the holy Scriptures by S. N. Camb. 1652
139 De Jure Ʋniformitatis Ecclesiasticae, in three Books by Hugh Davis. Lond. 1669
140 Resurrection reveal. or the dawning of the Day-star for 1000 Years N. Homes. ib. 1654
141 Mystery of Iniquity, or the History of the Papacy by Phi. Morney. ibid. 1612
141 Divine Character in 2 parts of the Hypocrite, &c. by Samuel Crook. ibid. 1658
142 Exposition upon the Epistle to the Collossians, by N. Bifield. ibid. 1617
144 Spiritual Refinings in 2 parts in 161 Sermons by Anthony Burgess, lett. ibid. 1658
145 Practical Commentary upon the 1st Epistle general of John by John Cotton. ib. 1658
146 Exposition on the whole Book of Job by Jos. Caryl in 2 Vol. — ibid. 1676
147 A Course of Sermons for all the Sundays in the Years, with a Supplement of 11 Sermons by Jer. Taylor, 5th Edition. ibid. 1678
148 Tropologia, a Key to open Scripture Metaphors in 2 Books the first part Troposchematogia, Tropes and Fig. with a Treat. of the Typ. 2 part in 1 Vol. ib. 1682
149 Idem Troposchematologia the 2d Vol. separatim. ibid. 1682

Divinity in Quarto.

1 WEems Works contain. 9 Books, of the Mor. and Jud. Laws in 2 Vol. Lond. 1637
2 Vane (Henry) the retired Man's Meditations. ibid. 1655
3 Claude (Mounsieur) Historical Defence of the Reformation. ibid. 1683
4 Pool (Matth.) a moderate Enquiry into the Warrantableness of Preaching. ibid. 1659
5 Fisher (Samuel) against Dr. John Gauden about tender Consciences. ibid. 1662
6 Sanderson (Rob.) 3 Sermons ad clerum preached at Boston in Lincoln. ibid. 1627
7 — 12 Sermons ad Clerum, Magistratum & Populum, with 2 other Serm. ibid. 1632
8 Field (Rich.) of the Church 2 Vol. ibid. 1606
9 Jackson (Arthur) a Comment on the 5 Books of Moses. ibid. 1653
10 Blake (Thomas) Covenant of God with Mankind. ibid. 1653
11 — Covenant sealed, or a Treatise of the Sacraments of both Covenants. ibid. 1655
12 Bernard (Nicholas) Clavi-Trabales confirming the King's Supremacy, &c. ibid. 1661
13 The holy History englished by the Marquess of Winchester. ibid. 1653
14 Denton (William) the burnt Child dreads the Fire against the Papists. ibid. 1675
15 Assemblies Confession of Faith with the larger and and lesser Catechisms. ibid. 1658
16 Gauden (John) Defence of the Church of England. ibid. 1653
17 Rainolds (John) against Hart about the Head of the Church. ibid. 1653
18 Bridge (Will.) Works old and new 2 Vol. Scripture-Light, &c. lett. ibid. 1649
19 Glanvil (Jos.) Discourses Sermons and Remains. ibid. 1681
20 — Essays in Philosophy and Religion. ibid. 1676
21 Cartwright (Tho.) second Reply against Whitgifts about Church-Discipline. ibid. 1575
[Page 5]22 Certain Sermons upon several occasions. Lond. 1587
23 Gyfford (George) upon the Revelations. ibid. 1596
24 Dod (John) ten Sermons about the Lord's Supper. ibid. 1634
25 — On the ten Commandments. ibid. 1640
26 Yates (John) Model of Divinity. ibid. 1623
27 Deacon and Walker (John) Discourses of Spirits and Devils ibid. 1601
28 Ames (William) Marrow of Divinity. ibid. 1650
29 Discourse of Spiritual Goodfellowship. ibid. 1650
30 Bulkeley (Peter) of the Covenants of Grace. ibid. 1651
31 Reply to a Relation of the Conference between Laud and Fisher. ibid. 1640
32 Greenhill (W.) Comment. on the 5 first Chapters of Ezek. in 2 par. 1 Vol. ibid. 1649
33 Mede (Joseph) Works the first Vol. Diatribae, &c. ibid. 1648
34 Cade (Anthony) Justification of the Church of England. ibid. 1630
35 Thorn (Francis) Souls solace in times of trouble. ibid. 1653
36 Stoughton (John) 13 Sermons with a learned Treatise of Divinity. ibid. 1640
37 — 4 Sermons upon selected occasions, Christians Sacrifice, &c. 2 Vol. ibid. 1650
38 Luther (Martin) Commentary on the Galatians. ibid. 1635
39 Ball (Thomas) the Pulpits Patronage against Usurpation and Invasion. ibid. 1657
40 Ball (John) Friendly Trial of the Grounds of Separation. ibid. 1640
41 — Treatise of the Nature and Life Faith. ibid. 1632
42 Holy Table Name and Thing. ibid. 1673
43 Heylyn (Peter) an Answer to a Book called holy Table Name and Thing. ib. 1637
44 Stileman (John) Peace-offering for Unity and Obedience. ibid. 1662
45 Sedgwick (Obadiah) humbled Sinner resolved. ibid. 1656
46 Brooks (Thomas) Unscearchable Riches of Christ. 1661
47 Heylyn (Pet.) Stumbling-block of Disobedience and Rebellion laid by Calvin. 1658
48 — Parable of the Tares in several Sermons before King Charles II. 1659
49 Love (Christopher) of effectual Calling and Election. 1653
50 — Heaven's Glory, Hell's Terror in two Treatises. 1653
51 — Combate between the Flesh and Spirit with the Christian Dictionary. 1654
52 Rutherford (Samuel) against Liberty of Conscience. 1651
73 — Influences of the Life of Grace. 1659
54 Leslie (Henry) Treatise of the Authority of the Church. 1639
55 Holsworth (Rich.) Vally of Vision in 21 Sermons. 1651
56 Burroughs (Jeremiah) Saint's Treasury. 1656
57 —Irenicum to the Lovers of Truth and Peace. 1646
58 —On Mathew the 11th in four Books. lett. 1659
59 —Gospel Remission, or a Treatise of remission and pardon of Sin. 1674
60 —Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment. lett. 1649
61 —Four useful Discourses, &c. 1675
62 —Excellency of holy Courage in evil Times. lett. 1661
63 —Gospel-Reconciliation, or Christ's Trumpet of Peace to the World. lett. 1657
64 —Gospel-Worship, or the right manner of sanctifying God in general. lett. 1648
65 —Gospel-Conversation or the Conversion of Believers. Two Treatises of earthly
— Mindedness and conversing in Heaven with God, in one Vol, lett. 1648
66 — Gospel-Revelation in 3 Treatises of God, Christ, and Man's Soul. Saints Happiness, Lectures on the Beatitudes, being 41 Sermons in 1 Vol. lett. 1660
67 The Confes. of Faith of all the Protest. Refor. Churches of Christendom. lett. 1581
68 Confession of Faith of 7 Congregation of Christ in Lond. called Anabaptists. 1646
69 Clark (John) holy Oil, or Scripture Phrases. lett. 1630
[Page 6]70 Smith (J.) select Discourses, with his funer. Serm. by S. Patrick, D. D. lett. 1673
71 Swinnock (G.) Christian-man Calling 1st, 2d, 3d, and last part, 3 Vol. lett. 1663
72 Behmen (Jacob) Epistles. 1632
73 —Signatura rerum with the Postscript. 1651
74 Ellis (J.) St. Austin immitated about Civ. and Ecclesiast. Chang. in this Nat. 1662
75 Sutton (Dr.) upon the 11th of the Romans. 1632
76 St. Austin Religion, shewing that he was no Papist but a Protestant. 1625
77 Sibthorp (Christopher) Advertisment to the pretended Catholicks of Ireland. — with Bp Ʋsher's Religion of the ancient Irish. 1622
78 Sherwin (William) several Pieces. 1673
79 Collings (J.) Gospel-Minist. Shepherds wandr. and old and new Prophaness. 1651
80 —(Dr.) Defence of the Bp of Ely concern. his answer to Card. Bellar. Apol. 1617
81 Harby (Thomas) Pattern in the Mount. 1773
82 Bloody Tenent, a Conference between Truth and Peace. 1644
83 Woodbridg (Benj.) Method of Grace in the Justification of Sinners. 1656
84 Moulin (Peter) Anatomy of Arminianism. 1620
85 Montagu (Rich.) just Appeal from two unjust Informers. 1655
86 Carter (Will.) Covenant of God with Abraham opened. 1654
85 Copping (Rich.) Michael opposing the Dragon. 1659
87 Warren (Edm.) Jews Sabbath antiquated and the Lord's-day instituted. 1659
88 A Vindication of the Answer to the humble Remonstrance from the unjust Imputations of Frivolousness and Falshood by the same Smectymnus. 1641
89 Symonds (Will.) Pisgah Evangelica. 1606
90 Wotton (Ant.) Treatise of separating from the Church of Rome. 1624
91 Carpenter (John) Preparative to Contention. 1597
92 White (John) way to the true Church. 1608
93 W [...]llis (J.) Truth tried, or Animadvers. on the Nat. of Truth, by R. Ld Brook. 1643
94 Sherlock (R.) Quakers wild Quest. objected against the Minist. of the Gospel. 1656
95 Norton (John) Orthodox Evangelist. 1654
96 Lyford (W.) plain Man's senses exercised to discern both Good and Evil. 1655
97 Mason (Henry) Cure of Cares. 1628
98 Abbot (G.) Answ. to 2 Treat. of Mr. Broads about the Sabb. or seventh day. 1641
99 Harris (Rob.) six Sermons upon several Texts and Occasions. 1627
100 The Collegiate Suffrage of the Divines of Great Britain concerning the five Articles controverted in the low Countries. 1629
101 Robinson (John) Justification of Separation from the Church of England. 1610
102 Sclater (Will.) Exposition on the whole 4th Chapter to the Romans. 2650
103 Donne (John) two Sermons before the King. 1622
104 — Six Sermons upon several occasions. 1634
105 Richome (Lewis) holy Pictures about the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. 1639
106 Featly (Dan.) grand Sacriledg of the Church of Rome. 1630
107 Mornay (Phil.) concerning the truness of the Christian Religion. 1517
108 Randal (John) 29 Lectures of the Church. 1631
109 — 23 Sermons, or Catechistical Lectures upon the Lord's Supper. 1630
110 Goad (Christ.) refreshing drops and scorching Vials. 1652
111 Barbon (J.) Liturgy a most Divine Servic [...] in answer to a late Book stiled Common-Prayer-Book no Divine Service. 1663
112 Hall (Jos.) Episcopacy by Divine Right asserted. 1640
113 —Contemplations upon the remarkab. Passages in the Life the holy Jesus. 1679
114 Neville (de Francis) Conversion from the Roman Catholicks, 1642
[Page 7]115 Nicholson (Will.) Exposition of the Catechism of the Church of England. 1661
116 Primrose (David) Treatise of the Sabbath and the Lord's-day. 1636
117 Mornay (Phil.) Treatise of the Church. 1606
118 Whitaker (Will.) Answer to the ten Reasons of Edm. Campian the Jesuit. 1606
119 Morice (Will.) Discourse of the Lord's Supper. 1657
120 Torshel (Sam.) Saints Humiliation. 1633
121 Walker (Geo.) Doctrine of holy weekly Sabbath. 1641
122 Stevart Zerubbabel to Sanballat and Tobia the 1st part of the Duply to M. S. 1640
123 Whitby Romish Doctrines in Vindicat. of the Ch. of Engl. against Serenus Cressy. 1664
124 Cawdrey (Dan.) on the Sabbath 2 parts in one Vol. compleat. 1645
125 — (Rob.) Treatise or Store-house of Similes. 1609
126 — Idem interleaved 2 Vol. 1600
127 Woodward (Ezek.) Childs Portion, viz. good Education. 1649
128 Ld Falkland's Disc. of Infal. with an Answer to it and his Lordship's Reply. 1651
129 Anti Baal-Berith, or the bind. of the Cov. and all Coven. to their good Behav. 1661
130 Sarson (Lawrence) An Analysis of the first of Tim. 1.15. Chronol. vapul. 1645
131 Town (Rob.) Re-assertion of Grace. 1654
132 Taylor (Jer.) Discourse of the Liberty of Prophesying. 1647
133 — (Tho.) Commentary upon the Epistle of St. Paul to Titus. 1612
134 — (T.) Parable of the Sower of the Seed with a Map of Rome in 5 Serm. 1634
135 Timorcus (Theophilus) Covenanter's Plea against Absolvers with a Discourse of Liturgys or Forms of Prayer in Churches. 1661
136 Tombes (J.) Sephersheba, or the Oath-book being a Treat. concern. Swear. 1662
137 Treat. of 2 Sacram. viz. Baptism and the Lord's Supper in 2 parts, by D. R. 1633
138 Vilvain Theolog. Treat. in 8 Theses of Divin. with a compend. of Chron. 1663
139 Vines (Rich.) Treatise of the Lord's Supper in 20 Sermons. 1660
140 Vindication of the Annotat. on Jer. 10.2. against Will. Lilly by Gataker. 1653
141 Wilson (Tho.) Christian Dictionary. 1622
142 Willet (And.) Synopsis Papismi. 1594
143 Wilkinson (Hen.) 3 Decads of Sermons, Oxf. 1660
144 Walker (Geo.) God made visible in his Works. Lond. 1641
145 Whiting's old Jacob's Altar newly repaired, or the Saints Triang. of Deliv. 1659
146 Willans (Edw.) six Sermons of Christian Charity, &c. 1651
147 Webster (J.) Judgment set, the Books open. and all Relig. brought to trial. 1659
148 White (Fr.) way to the true Church an Answer to T. W. his Epistle, &c. 1656
149 Wiseman Christian Knight compiled. Linche Fountain of ancient Fiction. Short Compend. of the Hist. of the first 10 Persecut. mov. against Christ. in 3 Centur. 1619
150 Burges (J.) an Answer rejoyned to the Reply to Dr. Morton's general Defence, with the lawfulness of kneeling in the Act of receiving the Lord's Supper. 1631
151 Burrough (Jeremiah) Gospel-Remission. 1674
152 Bezaes (Master) Sermons upon the 3 first Chapters of Canticles. Oxf. 1578
153 Fenner (Will.) Works, &c. Lond. 1651
154 Murcot (John) several Works. 1657
155 Moulin (Peter) Anatomy of Arminianism. 1620
156 Manton (Thomas) Twenty Sermons. 1678
157 Granger (Thomas) Syntagma Logicum, or the Divine Logick. 1620
158 Relation of the State of Religion in the West. Part of the World by Sands. 16 [...]5
152 Bunyan (John) Defence of the Justification by Faith in Jesus Christ. 1673
[Page 8]160 Persons (Rob.) Discussion of the Answer of Dr. W. Barlow's Book, with Relation to the Apology for the new Oath of Allegiance. 1612
161 Bp of Coventry and Lichfield grand Imposture of the now Church of Rome. 1628
162 Ʋrsinus (Zacharias) Sum of Christian Religion in 3 parts, gilt and lett. 1611
163 Sober Sadness, or Historical Observations upon the Proceedings of both Houses of Parliament. Ferne's Conscience satisfied. John Owen's Display of Arminianism. Necessity of Christian Subjection. Christus Dei, the Lord's anointed. Sir Benj. Rydyerd his Speech in Parliament. Relation of all the Proceedings of Sir Hugh Cholmley's Revolt, &c. Two Messages from the King's Majesty to both Houses of Parliament. Ordinance of the Lords and Commons in Parliament. Maxims unfolded, &c. Tho. Fuller's Sermons. Jeremiah Whitaker's Sermons. VVill. Bridg's Sermons. Lionel Gatford's Exhortation to Peace in a Sermon. 1643
164 Copies of Letters between Spain and England in matter of Religion, between James VVadesworth and VVill. Bedell. General Demands concerning the late Covenant by the Minsters in Aberdene, &c. with Answers, Replies, also Duplies to the Covenant. John Corbet ungirding of the Scottish Armour. Speech delivered at the Visitation of Down and Conner, &c. Bp of Duresme Sermon at Durham. 1624
165 Adis (Heny) Fanaticks Mite and Alarum in 2 Sermons. Relation of Mr. John Cock's Passage by Sea. Persecution for Religion judg'd and condemn'd. Long Parliament Works. Queries of some tender Conscienced Christians. Cloudy Clergy, or a morning Lecture of Moderation, or Arguments and Motives tending thereunto, &c. Glad Tidings, or the everlasting Gospel. John More Trumpet sounded. Rob. VVharton Declaration to Great Britain, &c. Letters about Oliver Cromwell. John Goodwin Calumny arraigned and cast. Whole trial of Connor Lord Macguire, &c. Christopher Blackwood Soul-searching Catechism. 1660
166 Gatford (Lionel) Exhortation to Peace in a Sermon. Matthew Newcomen's Sermons. Protestants account about matters in Religion. John Lightfoot's Observation upon the Book of Genesis. Jer. Burrough two Sermons. Bishop of Bath and VVells Sermons. Rich. Holdsworth's Sermons. Laws and Ordinances of War. Cheap side Cross censured and condemned. Two Speeches by the Earl of Manchester and J. Pym Esq Votes of Lords and Commons concerning a Treaty, &c. 1643
167 Manasseth (Benj. Isaael) Hope of Israel with some Discourses upon the Conversion of the Jews. Vindiciae Judaeorum, or a Letter in answer to certain Questions cast on the Nation of the Jews. Conviction for the Jews and Confirmation and Comfort for Christians by John Blacklach. Jews in America, or Probabilities that the Americans are of that Race by Thomas Thorowgood. 1651
168 Janes Answer to Mr. Milton's Iconoclastes against the King's Book. 1651
[Page 9]169 Jenkyns (VVill.) Busie Bishop, or the Visitor visited, an Answer to Mr. John Goodwin's Sion-Colledg visited. Pulpit Incendiary anatomized, or a Vindjcation of Sion-Colledg. VVill. Jenkyn's blind Guide, or the doting Doctor by way of Reply to the youngling, elder, &c. by J. Goodwin. Zeal examined, or a Discourse for Liberty of Conscience. Fr. Fullhood's Churches and Ministry of England in a Sermon. The Pulpit guarded with 20 Arguments against private Persons to take upon them publick Preaching, &c. Declaration of the Faith and Order owned and practised in the Congregational Churches in England. Hezekiah VVoodward's Lord's-Day, the Saints only holy-day Christmas an Idol-day. Christmas-day the old Heathens feasting-day in honour to Satan their Idol-God, papists massing prophane Man's ranting Days. Eleazar Duncon of worshipping God towards the Altar, or that devout Ceremony of bowing towards the Altar. Form and Manner of making and consecrating Bishops, Priests, and Deacons, by the Appointment of the Church of England. Roger L'Estrange's Truth and Loyalty vindicated from the Reproaches of Mr. Edward Bagshaw. John Bradshaw's moderate short Discourse concerning Tenderness of Conscience. 1648
180 Constitutions and Canons of the Church. Bishop Ʋsher's Judgment of Dr. Rainold's touching the Original of Episcopacy. Question concerning the Divine Right of Episcopacy truly stated. Bp Ʋsher prelatical Episcopacy. Constant Jessop, Angel of the Church of Ephesus no Bp of Ephesus. Tho. Fuller's Truth maintained in a Sermon. Christopher Love's Animadversions on some Passages in Mr. Dell's Sermon before the House Commons. Giles Workman's private Men no Pulpit-Men, or a Modest Examination of Lay-mens preaching. W. Dell's right Reformation against Mr. Love's Sermon before the House of Commons. Form for Church Government and Ordination of Ministers in 111 Propositions, Lazarus Seaman's Vindication of the reformed Churches and Protestant Divines concerning Ordination and laying on of Hands. Reformation not Separation, or Mr. Crofton's Plea for Communion with the Church. Jerubbaal justified, or a plain Rebuke against Mr. Crofton his Reformation not Separation. Position disputing the Lawfulness of Ministers receiving an imposed Liturgy. 1640
181 Widdow's (Giles) Schimatical Puritan, or Sermon giving account of the Authority of the Church. Anthony Burgess's Sermon about Reformation before the House of Commons. Samuel How's Sufficiency of the Spirit's teaching without humane Learning. Tho. Grantham Marriage Sermon, a Sermon called a Wife mistaken, or a Wife and no Wife, or Leah instead of Rachel. John Graunt's Truths Victory against Heresy. Eleanor Douglas's Day of Judgment model'd and revelat. interpreted. Eliz. Warren's Spiritual Thrift or Meditations. Mystery of the two Juntos, Presbyterian and Independent, or the Serpent in the Bosom unfolded. Essex Watchmen's Watch-word, &c. Sim. Ashe's Doctrine of Zeal explained, and the practise of Zeal perswaded in a Sermon. Humble Apology of some called Anabaptists in behalf of themselves and others of the same Judgment with them. Serious Admonition to those Members of Parliament that sate alone without the secluded Memb [...]rs. John Graunt's Observations upon the Bills of Mortality. Edmund Calamy's leading Case. Mercurius publicus, May 14. 69. N^o. 19. Kingdoms Intelligence, Jan. 12. 62. N. 2. 1630
[Page 10]182 Bourne (Immanuel) Defence of the Scriptures in a Disputation against James Nayler an erring Quaker. Giles Firmin's establishing against shaking in a Sermon against the Quakers. Richard Baxter's Quakers Catechism, or the Quakers questioned, their Questions answered and both published. Further discovery of that Generation of Men, called Quakers, by way of Reply to an Answer of James Nayler to the perfect Pharisee. Brief Relation of the Irreligion of the Northern Quakers. John Tombes serious Consideration of the Oath of the King's Supremacy. Bp of Ely's abandoning of the Scottish Covenant. Collection of so much of the Statutes in force as contain and enjoyn the taking of the several Oaths of Supremacy and Allegiance. Gerrard Langbain's Re-view of the Covenant. Covenanters Catechism, or an Exposition of the Covenants. Tho. Case's Quarrel of the Covennant with the Pacification of the Quarrel in 3 Sermons. John Brinsly's Saints solemn Covenant with their God in a Sermon. 1656
183 Teellinck (Will.) Resting-place of the Mind. Anthony Cade's Sermon of Conscience with an Appendix to the fore-going Sermon, concerning the Ceremonies of the Church of England. Stephen Denison's White Wolf in a Sermon, whereunto is added a Answer to Hetherington's Defence of his own Faction. John Brinsly's Doctrine and Practice of Paedo-baptism asserted and vindicated. Beacon set on fire, or the humble Information to the Parliament of several Popish Books printed in English in England by the Jesuits. Beacon flaming, or a Justification of the firing of the Beacon by way of Animadversion upon the Book called Beacon quenched, subscribed by Col. Pride, &c. Rich. Caxter's humble Advice, or Good Works earnestly desired from this Parliament for the Church. Holy things for holy Men, or the Lawyers Plea non-suited against Mr. Prynn's Book, called the Lord's Supper. H. Jessey's Lord's loud Call to England. Henry Jeanes, Dr. Creed's voluminous Defence of Dr. Hamond's ΕΚΤΕΝ ΣΤΕΡΟΝ, briefly examined and the Weakness thereof fully discovered. 1622
184 Ambrose (Isaac) prima Med. & Ʋlt. the first, mid. and last things in 3 Treat. 1654
185 Harrington (James) Prerogative of Popular Government. 1658
186 Jerubbaal a Vindication of the sober Testimony against Mr. Tombes Theodula. 1668
187 Bayly (Rob.) a diswasive from the Errors of the time. 1545
188 Bilson (Tho.) perpetual Government of Christian Church. 1610
189 Paget (E.) Heresiography, or Description of the Hereticks and Sectaries of these latter Times. 1645
190 An Appeal to the Parl. or Sion's Plea gainst Prelacy print. in the year Roc. was lost.
191 Cartwright (Chr.) Certamen Religiosum, a Conference between the late King and Marquess of VVorcester touching the Protestant Religion. 1651
192 Montagu (R.) a Gag for the new Gospel, or new Gag for the old Gose. 1624
193 Bernard (R.) Rhemes against Rome, or the removing of the new Gospel. 1626
194 Du Moulin (Peter) Buckler of the Faith. 1631
195 Gataker (Tho.) Vindication of the Annotations against VVill. Lilly, &c. 1653
196 Mayer (John) Expositions upon the seven Epistles called Chatholick and the the Revelations. 1627
197 — English Catechism explained. 1623
[Page 11]198 Edward's (Tho.) Full Answer to the Apologetical Narration. 1644
199 — Gangrena, or a Discovery of many of the Errours, Heresies, Blasphemies and pernicious Practices of the Sectaries in three Parts one Vol. 1646
200 Cotton (John) Christ the Fountain of Life or choice Sermons. 1651
201 — Pouring out of the 7 Vials, Exposit. of the 16th Chapt. of the Revelat. 1642
202 — Way of Life, or God's way in four several Treetises. 1641
202 — Exposition upon the 13th Chapter of the Revelation. 1655
203 Prynne (Will.) Anti-arminianism, or the Church of England's old. 1630
203 Antithesis to new Arminianism. 1630
203 God no Impostor nor Deluder. 1630
203 The Unloveliness of Love-locks. 1630
203 A brief Survay and Censure of Mr. Cozens his couzening Devotions. 1630
204 — Gospel-Plea in 2 Parts, with 10 consider. Queries concerning Tythes. 1660
205 Owen Doct. of Justific. by Faith through the Imputat. of the Right. of Christ. 1677
206 — Mystery of the Gospel vindicated against Biddle's Catechism and the Racovian Catechism. 1655
207 — Grace and Duty of being spiritually-minded. 1681
208 — The Death of Christ in a Treatise of Redempt. and Reconciliation. 1648
209 — Exposition on the 130th Psalm. 1680
210 Marshall (Step.) 2 Treatise, with an Appendix and a Serm. concerning Infant-Bapt. and 2 Treat. more by unknown Auth. upon the same Subj. 1645
211 — Sermons upon several Occasion with a Defence of Infant-Baptism. 1641
212 — Sermons upon several Texts of Scripture. 1661
213 Burgess (Ant.) true Doctrine of Justification in 2 Parts one Vol. 1655
214 — Vindication of the Moral Law against the Antinomians, &c. 1646
215 Burges (John) Answer rejoyned to a Pamphlet, by nameless Author to Dr. Morton, the Lawfulness whereof is again in this Rejoynder vindicated, with a Discourse about kneeling at the Lord's Supper. 1631
216 Lloyd (Lodowick) Stratagems of Jerusalem, &c. 1602
217 Lockyer (Nich.) Baulme for bleeding England and Irel. in several Sermons. 1646
218 Leigh (Edw.) Critica Sacra. 1644
219 — Treatise of Divinity consisting of 3 Book. 1647
220 Lake (Osm.) Probe Theolog. Christian Pastor's proof of his Parishion. Faith. 1612
221 — (Arthur) ten Sermons upon several occasions at St. Paul's Cross. 1641
223 — (Benjamin) Five Sermons before the King at Whitehall. 1669
224 Marlorate's Exposition on the Revelation of St. John. 1514
225 Narne (Will.) Christ's Star declaring Christ's Excellency, &c. 1625
226 Napier (John) plain discovery of the whole Revelation of St. John. 1645
227 Ossory (Gr.) Descript. of the 4 Beasts explained in 4 Serm. upon Rev. 4.8. 1663
228 Overthrow of Stage-plays betw. Dr. Gager and Dr. Rainoldes, with Lat. Let. 1629
229 Pynchon (Will.) Covenant of Nature made with Adam described, &c. 1662
230 —Time when the first Sabbath was ordained, secondly the manner how, holy time true Limits of the Lord's-day. 1654
231 Par's Exposition upon the whole 8, 9, 10, 11, Chap. of the Epist. to the Rom. 1618
232 Parker Revind. in the behalf of Dr. Drayton about Mortific. of Sin in this Life. 1658
233 Palingenius Poetry, viz. Reformation of Manners the Miseries of Mankind. 1588
234 Pinnel (Hen.) Doctrine and Dominion of the Cross in the Passion of Jesus. 1659
235 Plowman (Pierce) Vision in Poetry. 1550
236 Perkins (Will.) Exposition of the Apostles Creed. 1616
237 — Commentary on the five first Chapters to the Galatians. 1619
[Page 12]238 Pemble (W.) Works, viz. of Justification, the nature of Grace and Faith. Oxf. 1629
239 Robinson (J.) new Essays, or Observations Divine and Moral. Lond. 1628
240 Rocket (John) Divisions cut in pieces by the Sword of the Lord. 1650
241 — Christian Subject, a Treatise directing a Christian to a holy Calling. 1651
242 Rogers (Neh.) Exposition on the Parable of the lost Groat. 1632
243 — Fast Friend, or a Friend at mid-night, Exp. on that Par. Luk. 11, 5,—11. 1658
244 — Figless Fig-tree, Exposition on that Parable Luke 12. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. 1659
245 Charleton (W.) Immortality of the human Soul in two Dialogues. 1657
246 Sclater (W.) Commentary with Notes upon the whole Prophecy of Malachy. 1650
246 — Sermons experimental on Psalms 116, & 117. 1638
247 — Exposition upon the 3 first Chapters to the Romans. 1629
248 — Exposition with Notes upon the 1st and 2d Epist. to the Thessalonians. 1630
249 Stephens (Nath.) Doctrine of original Sin against Mr. Everard and Dr. Taylor. 1658
250 — Plain and easy Calc. of the name, mark, and num. of the name of the Beast. 1656
251 Symson (A.) Exposition upon the 2d Epistle general of St. Peter. 1632
252 Strong (Will.) Jesus Christ God's Shepherd, the two Sticks made one. 1658
253 Stock (R.) Astock of Divine Knowledg, Descript. of the divine Ess. Attrib. 1641
254 Swadlin (T.) Scriptures vindic. from the unsound Conclusion of Card. Bellar. 1643
255 Soul's Implantat. a Treat containing the broken preparat. of the heart. 1637
256 Spirit of Detraction conjured and convicted in 7 Circles. 1611
257 Sym (J.) Life's Preservation against self-killing, or Life and Self-murder. 1637
258 Smith (Hen.) Sermons upon several Texts of Scripture. 1611
259 Salusbury (Tho.) History of Joseph a Poem. 1636
260 Bible Old and New Testament in the Indian Language. Camb. 1663
261 Sibhs (Rich.) Exposit. of the 3d Chap. of the Epist. to the Phi [...]ippians. Lond. 1639
262 — Bowels open. in divers Serm. on the 4th, 5th, and 6th Chap. of the Cant. 1648
263 — Light from Heaven in 4 Treatises. 1638
265 Hookers' (Tho.) Soul's Exaltation. 1683
266 — Souls Vocation, or effectual calling to Christ. 1538
267 Bolton (Rob.) Discourse about the State of true Happiness. 1637
268 — Four last things with his Assize Serm. and his fun. Ser. by Mr. Estwick. 1639
269 — (Samuel) Arraignment of Errour. 1646
270 Goodwin (Tho.) Child of Light walking in Darkness. 1636
271 — (John) new Baptism waxing old and ready to vanish away in 2 parts. 2655
272 — Divine Authority of the Scriptures asserted. 1648
273 — Treatise of Justification. 1642
274 Goodwin (J.) Sion-Col. visit. Anim. upon a Pam. about the Truth of Jesus B. (C.) Sion-Colledg vindicated. 1648
274 Vicars (John) Coleman-street Conclave visited. 1648
274 Goodwin (J.) Youngling Elder, or, Novice-Presbyter. 1648
274 Jenkins (Will.) Busy Bishop, or the Visitor visited. 1648
274 — Blind-guide, or the doting Doctor. 1648
275 Preston (John) New Covenant, or the Saints Portion. 1655
276 — Five Sermons before the King. 1630
277 — Golden Scepter with the Ch. Mariag. and the Ch. Carriage in 3 Treat. 1639
248 — Saints Qualification, or a Treat. of Humiliat. and Sanctification, &c. 1633
279 Baxter (Rich.) Saint or a Bruit. 1662
280 — Apology for the Nonconformists Ministry. 1681
281 — Treatise of Conversion. 1657
282 — Crucifying of the World by the Cross of Christ. 1658
[Page 13]283 — Reasons of the Christian Religion. 1676
284 — Second Part of the Conformist's Plea for Peace and Judgment of Nonconformists about Grace and Morality. 1680
285 — Five Disputations of Church-Government and Worship. 1659
286 — Of Justification four Disputations 1658
287 — Infants Church-Membership and Baptism against Mr. Tombs. 1651
288 — Key for Catholick to open the jugling of the Jesuits. 1659
289 — Treatise of Self-denial. 1660
290 — Confession of his Faith. 1655
291 — Second true Defence of the meer Nonconform. against Dr. Stillingfleet. 1681
292 Reynold's (Edw.) Explanation of the 110th Psalm. 1635
293 — Explanation in 7 Sermons upon Hosea 14. with 3 other Sermons John Rainold's Sermons on Haggai. 1649
294 — Three Treatises of the Vanity of the Creature, the Sinfulness of Sin and Life of Christ. 1631
295 — Meditations on the holy Sacrament of the Lord's-Supper, with a Sermon called Peace of the Church. 1633
296 Baxter (R.) naked Popery, or the Falshood of a Book called the Catholick Truth, by W.H. Roman Tradit. exam. in answ. to a Disc. of Transubst. 1677
297 — Treatise of Episcopacy in two Parts. 1681
298 — Church-History, or the Govern. of Bps and their Councils abbreviated. 1680
299 Annesley (S.) with several other Minist. Morning Exercise at Cripple-gate. 1677
300 — Supplement to the Morning-Exercise at Cripple-gate. 1677
301 Morning-Exercise against Popery in 5 Sermons by divers Ministers. 1675
302 Chetwin's Ecclesiastcal History of France. 1676
303 Casaubon (M.) Neces. of Refor. against a Book intit. Labyrinthus Cantuariensis. 1644
304 Olbia the new Island lately discov. with its rites of Worship, Laws, Customs. 1660
305 Comber (Tho.) Historical Vindication of the divine Right of Tythes. 1682
306 Pierce (Tho.) Collection of Sermons upon several occasions. 1671
307 — New Discovery discov. Answ. to Baxter about the Grotinn Religion. 1659
308 Manton (Tho.) Twenty Sermons. 1678
309 Bates (W.) Harmony of divine Attributes in contriving Man's Redemption. 1675
310 Ames (Will.) Fresh Suit against humane Ceremonies in God's Worship. 1633
311 Jenkins (Will.) Exposition of Jude two parts compleat. 1652
312 Fenner (W.) Works in 4 Treat. on the Creed, Lord's-Sup. and 10 Com. 1651
313 — Christ's Alarm to drowsy Saints. 1674
314 Rogers (D.) Practical Catechism, and a Treat. of the two Sacraments. 1640
315 Gauden (John) slight healing the hurts of a Nation in a Sermon at St. Paul's, and his Analysis about the Covenant. Zach. Crofton St. Peter's bond abide, and fastning of St. Peter's Fetters, both against Gauden about the Covenant. Rich. Lee Sermon at St. Paul's against the solemn League and Covenant. Anatomy of Dr. Gauden's idolized Non-sence in his Analysis of the Covenant. 1660
316 The Glory of their Times, or the Lives of the Primitive Fathers. 1640
317 Harris (Robert) several Sermons. 1654
318 Gaule (John) Mag-astro mancer, or the Magical, Astrological Diviner posed and puzled. 1652
[Page 14]319 Goodwin (Tho.) Aggravation of Sin and sinning against Knowledg and Mercy in divers Sermons. John Dury's Case of Conscience resolv'd concerning Ministers medling with State-Affairs. John De le March complaint of the False Prophetic. Mariners upon the drying up of their Hierarchial Euphrates preached publickly in the Island of Garnezey. Hugh Perter's Word for the Army, and two words to the Kingdom. John Goodwin's Right and Might well met about the Army under the Command of the Lord Fairfax. Rob. Wharton's Declaration to Great Brittain and Ireland, shewing the Downfal of their Princes. Geo. Withers Carmen Eucharisticum to the Glory of the Lord of Hosts. J. Canne's Improvement of Mercy. The Snare is broken against the Covenant. I. L. Illumination to Sion Colledg. Letter from the Parliament of Scotland to Will. Lenthal Speeker of the House of Commons. The Day-breaking if not the Sun rising of the Gospel with the Indians in New-England. John Saltmarsh's Groans for Liberty. 1638
320 Hammond (Hen.) Dispatcher dispatched, or an Examination of the Romanist's Rejoyn. to the Replies of D. H. being a third Defen. of the Treat. of Schism. 1659
321 Hudson (Mich.) Divine Right of Government, Natural and Politique. 1647
322 Lawrence (Hen.) Communion and War with Angels. 1646
323 — (Matthew) Use and Practice of Faith. 1657
324 Gouge (Will.) Exposition of St. John's Gospel. 1631
325 Jessey (H.) Description and Explanation of 268 places in Jerusalem. 1653
326 Commentary upon the Lamentations of Jeremy by Ʋdall. 1637
327 Book of Common-Prayer with the singing Psalms. 1660
328 Swan (John) Standard of time, or the measuring-reed. 1656
329 Firmin (Giles) real Christian, or a Treat. of effectual Calling. lett. 1670
330 Lucy (Will.) Treatise of the nature of a Minister in all its Offices. 1679
331 Treatise of Magistracy. 1647
332 Howel (James) Dodona's Grove, or the vocal Forrest, &c. 1644
333 Favour (John) Antiquity triumphing over Novelty. 1619
334 The way towards the finding of a Decision, or the chief Controversy concerning Church-Government. Richard Baxter's Life of Faith in a Sermon at White-Hall before the King. Nath. Hardy Olive-branch in a Sermon at St. Paul's. Martin Luther's Signs of Christ's coming and of the last Day in an excellent Sermon. 1641
335 Froysel (Tho.) Sermons concerning Grace and Temptations. 1678
336 General Table of Europe, representing the present and future State thereof. 1669
337 Golding (Arthur) Duty of Magistrates, &c. 1595
338 Hyde (Edw.) Christ and his Church under 7 Heads, &c. with the Justification of the Church of England. 1658
339 Levers (Christ.) History of the Defenders of the Catholick Faith, K. Henry 8th, K. Edw. 6th, Q. Mary and Elizabeth. 1627
340 Hall (Tho.) Pulpit garded with 17 Arguments proving the Unlawfulness of private Persons to preach. 1651
341 —Beauty of Magist. on the 82 Psal. with Swinnock's Ser. on the same Subj. 1660
342 Bishop of Canterbury's Speech concerning pretended Innovations in the Church. Sir Edward Dering's Collection of Speeches in matter of Religion to the Most Reverend Arch-bishop and Bishops, and the Reverend their Assistants commissioned of the King to alter the Service-book. 1637
[Page 15]343 Dallies (John) Right use of the Fathers. 1675
344 Jacomb (T.) several Serm. on the whole 8 first Chap. of the Epist. to the Rom. 1672
345 Raleigh (Walter) Discourses and Sermons on several Subjects. 1679
346 Form of Common-Prayer with Thanksgiving for the late Victory by his Majesties naval Forces. R. Kephale Medela Pestilentiae, wherein is several Theological Queries concerning the Plague. Reflections on the weekly Bills of Mortality, especially so far as they relate to the Plague. Wonders no Miracles, or Mr. Valentine Greatreaks Gift of healing examined. Dr. Stillingfleet's Sermon before the King. Fools make a mock at Sin. 1666
347 Robotham (J.) Exposit. on the whole Book of Solomon's Song called Cant. 1652
348 Boys (J.) Exposit. of all the princip. Scriptures used in our English Liturgy. 1631
349 Abernethy (J.) Christian and Heavenly Treatise Physick for the Soul. 1630
350 Allen (T.) Scripture Chronology from the Creation of the World to the Death of Jesus Christ in seven Periods. 1659
351 Arraignment of the whole Creature at the Bar of Relig. Reas. and Experience. 1631
352 Alexander (John) Jesuitico-Quakerism examined, or Quakers confuted. 1680
356 Brightman Revelat. of rhe Apocal. Exposit. on Daniel from the 26 ver. of the 11th Chap. to the end of the 12th Chap. Comment. on the Cant. Amster. 1648
357 Daniel his Chaldy Visions and his Ebrew both translated after the Original. 1596
357 R. Bernard Key of Knowledg, or the opening of St. John's mystical Revelations Ludovici de Dieu Apocalypsis sancti Johannis. 1596
358 Barker (Pet.) Exposition upon the ten Commandments. Lond. 1624.
359 Blow at the Root, or some Observ. towards a discov. of the Subtil. of Satan. 1650
360 Bullinger (Hen.) 100 Sermons upon the Apocalipse of Jesus Christ. 1573
361 Bastwick (John) utter routing of all the Independent Army, or Independency not God's Ordinance. 1646
362 Brandon (J.) Everlasting Fire no Fancy, an Answer to the Foundations of Hell, Torments shaken and removed. 1678
363 Burton (H.) Apol. of an Appeal, also an Epist. to the tru-hearted Nobility. 1636
364 Bifield (Nich.) Rule of Faith, or an Exposition of the Apostles Creed. 1626
365 Cradock (Gu.) Divine Props distilled from the Fountain of holy Scriptures. 1650
366 Caution to Christian against Mistakes in their Faith, or a Glass of Justificat. 1669
367 Cardanus Comfort transl. into Eng. and publish. by the Command of E. of Ox. 1566
368 Christians two chief Lessons, viz. Self-denial and Trial. 1640
369 Garthwaite (Henry) Evangelical Harmony. 1634
370 Carpenter (John) King Solomon his Solace. 1606
371 Claget (Nich.) Abuse of God's Grace. 1659
372 Civil Right of Tithes, by C. E. 1650
373 Chapman (Rich.) Hallelu-jah, or King David's shrill Trumpet. 1635
374 Case (Tho.) Mount Pisgah, or a prospect of Heaven. 1670
375 Culverwell (N.) Disc. of the Light of Nature, with several other Treat. Oxf. 1669
376 Calvin (J.) Commentary on the whole Epistle to the Hebrews. Lond. 1605
377 — Harmony upon the four Evangelists. 1584
378 — Commentary upon the Psalms of David and others. 1584
379 Dike (Dan.) of the Deceitfulness of Man's Heart. 1642
380 — Two Treatises, Exposition upon Philemon, and the School of Affliction with his six Evangelical Histories. 1617
381 — Two Treatises of Repentance and of Christ's Temptations. 1616
382 Day (Mar.) Dooms-day, or a Treatise of the Resurrection of the Body in 22 Sermons on 1 Cor. 15. and 7 Sermons on 1 Cor. 16. the first 9 Verses. 1636
[Page 16]389 Drapes (Ed.) Gospel-Glory in the visible and invisible Worship of God. 1649
390 David's Learning, or the way to true Happin. in a Com. upon the 32 Psalm. 1617
391 Dent (Ar.) Ruine of Rome, or an Exposition upon the whole Revelations. 1603
392 Dawson (J.) 18 Sermons upon the Incarnation of our Lord and Saviour. 1643
393 Downame (Geo.) Defence of the Serm. at the Consec. of the Bp of Bath and Wells against a Confutat. thereof by a nameless Author divided into 4 Books. 1611
394 — Learned Treatise of the Lord's Prayer. 1640
395 — (J.) five Treat. against Swearing, Drunken▪ Whored. Bribery, and Anger. 1613
396 Eaton (J.) Hony-Comb of free Justification by Christ alone. 1642
397 Estwick (Nich.) Biddle's Socinian Catechism examined and confuted. 1656
398 Forrester (James) Marrow and Juice of 2060 Scriptures. 1611
399 Granger (Thomas) Commentary on Ecclesiastes. 1621
400 Guild (Will.) Exposition of the 2d Book of Samuel. Oxf. 1659
401 Gumbleden (J.) Christ tempted, the Devil conquered with 2 Sermons. Lond. 1657
402 Gouge (Will.) Saints Sacrifice, or a Commentary on the 116th Psalm. 1632
403 — Whole Armour of God. 1616
404 Holiday (Barten) Motives to a good Life in ten Sermons. 1657
405 Houghton (Ayimer) Antidote against Mr. Haggar's poysonous Papers, Foundation of the Font discovered. 1659
406 Hill's Life everlasting, or the Knowl. of 1. Jehov. 3. Elebim and Jesus Imnan. 1601
407 Huit (Ephraim) Prophecy of Daniel explained. 1643
408 Humfrey (Rich.) Conflict of Job by way of Dialogue. 1607
409 Hemmings (Nich.) Commentary upon the Epistles of St. James. 1577
410 Holyoke (Edward) Doctrine of Life, or of Man's Redemption. 1658
411 Jeanes (H.) Mixture of Scholastic. Divin. with Practic. in 2 Parts 2 Vol. Oxf. 1656
412 (Jackson (Thomas) Treatise of che Divine Essence and Attributes. Lond. 1628
413 — Raging Tempest stilled the History of Christ, his Passage over to Galilee. 1623
414 — Treatise containing the Original of Unbeliefe, Misbelief of the Deity, &c. 1625
415 King's 48 Lect. upon Jonas delivered at York, with the Arch-Bp's fun. Ser. Oxf. 1597
416 — (Hen.) Exposit. upon the Lord's-Pr. in divers Serm. at St. Paul's. Lond. 1634
417 King James's Apology for the Oath of Allegiance, to all Christian Monarchs, Free Princes and States, in Christendom. 1609
418 Treatise of Episcopacy in 2 parts by Rich. Baxter. 1681
419 A 2d true Defence of the mere Noncon. against Dr. Sellingfleet by R. Baxter. 1681
420 Plain Scripture-proof of Infants Church-Membership and Baptism against Mr. Tombes, &c. by Richard Baxter. 1656
421 Five Disputations of Church-Governmen and Worship by Richard Baxter. 1659
422 Treatise of Self-denial by Richard Baxter. 1660
423 Historical Defence of the Reformation in answer to just Prejudices against the Calvinists by Mounsieur Claude. 1683
424 Exposition upon the five Books of Moses by Arthur Jackson. 1643
425 Retired Man's Meditat. or the mystery and power of Godliness by H. Vane. 1655
426 Some Discourses, Serm. and Remains of Joseph Glanvil, gilt and lett. 1681
427 Collect. of Ser. upon several occ. with Not. upon God's Decrees by T. Peirce. 1671
428 Clavi Trabules confirm, the K. Supr. and Ch. Govern. under Bps by Barnard. 1661
429 Doctrine of Justification asserted and vindicated from the Errors of Papists and Socinians by Anthony Burgess. 1654
430 —Vindication of the Moral Law and the Covenants from the Errours of Papists, Armians, &c. by Anthony Burgess. 1646
431 Grace and Duty of being spiritually-minded by John Owen. 1681
[Page 17]432 Vindication of the sober Testimony to Mr. Tombes his Exceptions. 1668
433 Model of Divinty catechistically composed by John Yates. 1622
434 English Catechism explained with an Antidote against Popery by J. Mayer. 1630
435 Gospel Remission, or true Blessedn. consists in Pardon of Sin by J. Burroughs. 1674
436 Twenty nine Lectures of the Church by John Randal. 1631
437 Explanation of the 110 Psam in several Sermons by Edward Reynolds. 1632
438 Three Treatises Vanity of the Creature, sinfulness of Sin and Life of Christ by Edward Reynolds. 1632
439 Christ the Fountain of Life by John Cotton. 1651
440 Christ's Alarm to drowsy Saints, by Will. Fenner. 1646
441 Anatomy of Arminianism by Peter Du Moulin. 1626
442 Jerubbaal in answer to Mr. Tombs Theodulia. 1668
443 Plain Man's Senses exercised to discern both Good and Evil by W. Lyford. 1655
444 Episcopacy by Divine Right asserted by Jos. Hall. 1640
445 Hony-Comb of free Justification by Christ alone, by John Eaton. 1642
446 Christ and his Church, or Christianity explained by Ed. Hyde. 1658
447 Son's Patrimony and Daughter's Portion by Ezekias Woodward. 1643
448 Gospel-Covenant, or the Covenant of Grace opened by Peter Bulkeley. 1646
449 Conference between John Rainoldes and John Hart, of the Head of the Chur. 1684
450 Choice Sermons on part of the 5th Chapter of the first Epistle of St. John by John Cotton. 1651
451 Divine Authority of the Scriptures asserted by Jobn Goodwin. 1648
452 Grand Sacriledg of the Church of Rome in taking away the sacred Cup from the Laity, by Dr. Featly. 1630
453 Unsearchable Riches of Christ by Thomas Brooks. 1671
454 Sermons upon several Occasions before the King, by Will. Ames. 1642
455 Exposition of the Catechism of the Church of England by Will. Nicholson. 1663
456 Dialogical Discourses of Spirits and Devils, &c. by John Deacon and Walker. 1601
457 Two Treatises, viz. practical Catechism, and of the 2 Sacram. by D. Rogers. 1640
458 Souls Vocation, or effectual calling to Christ, by Tho. Hooker. 1538
459 Pisgah Evangelica, &c. by Will. Symonds. 1606
460 Exposit. of the 3d Chap. of the Epist. of St. Paul to the Philip. by R. Sibbes. 1639
461 Child of Light walking in Darkness, &c. by Tho. Goodwin. 1636
462 Full answer to the Apologetical Narration of Goodwin, Nyc, Sympson, &c. 1644
463 Discovery of the Deceitfulness of Man's Heart, by Daniel Dyke. 1628
464 Six Evangelical Histories, with two Treatises, viz. Exposition upon Philemon, School of Affliction. Sermons upon the 124th Psalm, by Dan. Dyke. 1617
465 Smectymnus's Answer to a Book intituled an humble Remonstrance, &c. 1641
466 Answer to 10 Reasons of Edmund Campian the Jesuit, &c. by Will. Whitaker. 1606
467 Defence of Infant-Baptism, &c. by Stephen Marshall. 1646
478 Holy Table name and thing, writ. by a Min. in Lincolnsh. in answ. to D. Coal. 1637
479 Cartwright (T.) Reply against Dr. Whitgift's touching Church-Discipline. 1575
480 Description and Explanation of 268 places in Jerusalem, by H. Jessey. 1653
481 Anti-arminianism, or the Church of England's old Antithesis, by W. Prynne. 1630
482 Bilson (Tho.) divers Sermons upon Christ's Sufferings, &c. 1 [...]99
483 Wilson (Tho.) Saints by calling, or called to be Saints, &c. 1620
484 Complaint of a sanctified Sinner on Romans 7th, to Verse 25th. 1618
485 Reeve (Tho.) England's Restitution in several Sermons. 1661
486 Beard (Tho.) Treatise of God's Judgments. 1631
[Page 18]487 Burton (Hen.) Baiting of the Pope's Bull. Israel's Fast on the 7th Chap. of Joshuah, Dial for the Hours of Prayers, seven Vials Exposit on the 15 and 16 Chap. of the Revelations, Babel no Bethel, The Church of Rome no true Church of Christ. Truth's Triumph over Trent, or the great Gulf between Sion and Babylon. 1627

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1 ALlen (Rich.) World conquered, or a Believer's Victory over the World. 1668
2 — Godly Man's Portion and Sanctuary opened in two Sermons. 1666
3 — (Joseph) Alarm to unconverted Sinners. 1678
4 Burrough (Jer.) Excellency of a gracious Spirit. 1640
5 — Moses his Self-denial Treatise upon Hebrews 11 the 24 Verse. 1649
6 — Gospel-Fear in several Sermons. 1674
7 Barker (Matth.) Natural Theology, or the Knowledg of God. 1674
8 Boyle (Rob.) Considerations touching the stile of the Scriptures. 1663
9 — Seraphick Love with a Let. what passed on the King's Coronation-day. 1663
10 — Occasional Reflections upon several Subjects. 1665
11 Brooks (T.) Heav. on Earth, or Assurance of Blessedn. with a Serm. to Belivers. 1660
12 — Precious Remedies against Satan's Devices. 1662
13 Brinsley (J.) Two Treatises, the Doctrine of Christ's Mediatorship and of mystical Implantat. The mystic Brazen Serpent and Saints joint-membersh. 1651
14 — Two Treatises, viz. of the Son of Man, Tears for Jerusalem. 1656
15 Baxter (Rich.) Unreasonableness of Infidelity in four Discourses, &c. 1655
16 — Poor Man's Family-Book. 1675
17 — Safe Religion, or three Disputations against Popery. 1657
18 — Reformed Pastor with Appendix to the Ministers of the Gospel. 1657
19 — Second Admonition to Mr. Edw. Bashaw. 1671
20 — Defence of the Princip. of Love, relat. to the cure of Church Divisions. 1671
21 — Holy Common-weath, or Polit. Aphorism about the Princip. of Gover. 1659
22 — More Proofs of Infants Church-member. a 2d Defen. of Infants Rights. 1675
23 — Justifying Rigteousness in a Books against Dr. Tully and Mr. Cartwright. 1676
24 — Third Defence of the Cause of Peace. 1681
25 Cheney's (J.) Conforming Nonconformist, and the Nonconforming Conformist against Mr. Baxter's Plea for Peace. 1676
26 Crook (S.) Guide unto true Blessedness with Direction to true Happiness. 1640
27 Capel (Rich.) Remains, being an useful Appendix to his Treat. of Tentations. 1658
28 Nalson Countermine, or a Discovery of the dangerous Princip. of the Presbyt. 1678
29 Cartwright (Christop.) Doctrine of Faith in 36 Sermons. 1650
30 Collier ( [...].) Works, viz. the Exaltation of Christ and Marrow of Christianity. 1652
31 — Body of Divinity, or a Confession of Faith, &c. 1674
32 Dyke (Jer.) Worthy Communicant, or a Treatise of the Lord's-Supper. 1645
33 — Right receiving of Christ, or Appendix to the worthy Communicant. 1645
34 Dickson (David) Explication of the whole Book of Psalms in 3 Parts. 1655
35 Dur [...]sme (Thomas) Ezekiel's Wheels, a Treatise of Divine Providence. 1653
36 Davenant's Animadver. upon a Treat. called God's Love to Mank. by Mr. Hoard. 1641
37 Dod (John) Ten Sermons sitting of Men for the Lord's Supper. 1661
38 Davis (John) Heaven and Earth shaken, a Treatise how Kings, Princes and their Government are changed. 1656
[Page 19]39 Halliwell's Deus Justificatus, or Divine Goodness vindicated with some Reflections on Mr. Parker's Divine Dominion, &c. 1668
40 England's black Trib. Trial of K. Charles I. with his last Speech on the Scaff. 1660
41 English Greek Lexicon, containing Derivation of all the Words in the New Testament, with a Grammer. 1661
42 Aerastus (Thomas) Nullity of Church-Censures. 1659
43 Fergusson (T.) Interest of Reason in Religion, with Reflections on Dr. Sherlock. 1675
44 Fletcher (Phin.) Fathers Testament. 1670
45 Fanatick History, an account of the old Anabaptists and Quakers with their mad Mimick Pranks. 1660
46 Friendly Debate between a Conformist and a Nonconfor. 2 parts in 2 Vol. 1669
47 Faldo (John) Quakerism no Christianity, with an Appendix containing the Quakers Canons, &c. 1675
48 Fulkes (Will.) Defence of the holy Scriptures against Geo. M [...]rtin, a Papist. 1583
49 Goodwin (Phil.) Evangelical Communicant a Treatise of the Lord's Supper. 1657
50 Glanvil (Joseph) Seasonable Reflections and Discourses of the Scoffing and Infidelity of a Degenerate Age. 1676
51 Grose (Alex.) Happiness of enjoying Christ setting forth the fullness of Christ. 1640
52 Good's Dialogues concerning Atheism, Infidelity, Popery, and other Heresies. 1674
53 Mullinau [...] (Vivian) Difference between the Temporal and Eternal. 1672
54 Wyvil (Christopher) Pretentions of the Tripple Crown. 1672
55 Collection of Fare-well-Sermons by the Ministers of London. 1662
56 Wilkinson (H.) two Treatises, viz. God's all Sufficiency and Christ's Righteous. 1681
57 Wood (James) Shepherdy spiritualiz'd. 1680
58 Triumphs of Rome over despised Protestancy by Bp Hall. 1667
59 Whiston (Henry) Treatise of Nobility. 1664
60 Vindication of the friendly Conference between a Minister and a Parishioner inclining to Quakerism. 1679
61 Burnet (Gil.) Vindic. of the Ordin. of the Ch. of Engl. with an Appendix. 1677
62 — Letters writ by the last Assembly of the Clergy of France to the Protestants, inviting them to return to their Communion. 1683
63 Ward (Rich.) two Theological Treatises. 1673
64 Wilkins (John) Ecclesiastes, or a Discourse of preaching. 1675
65 Villegas (Alfonso) Lives of the Saints. Doway. 1615
66 Wills Infant-Bap. asserted and vindic. against Danver's Appeal to the Bap. Lond. 1674
67 Willes (Tho.) Prophecy of perilous timee open'd and appli'd. 1659
68 Ʋsher (James) Judgment, as to the exstent of Christ's Death. 1659
69 — His Life and Death. 1656
70 Brevint (Dan.) Saul and Samuel at Endor. 1674
71 — Christian Sacrament and Sacrifice. Oxf. 1679
73 Lively Oracles given to us by Christ, by the Author of the whole Duty of Man. 1678
74 G [...]uge (Tho.) Sermons of Good Works. Lond. 1664
75 — Word to Sinners and a word to Saints, 1680
76 Troughton (W.) Mystery of the Marriage, Song on the whole 49 Psalm. 1656
77 — (J.) Lutherus Redivitus, or the Protestant Doctrine of Justification. 1678
78 Wilson Scriptures Genuine Interpreter asserted with Append. about Illuminat. 1678
79 Tears of Ireland with the Cruelties of the Jesuits and Popish Faction. Rich. Par's Christ's gracious Intentions towards Sinners. Rich. Baxter's Winding sheet for Popery. Geo. Withers's Proclamation in the name of the King of Kings to all the Isles of Great Britain. 1642
[Page 20]80 Thompson (Tho.) 2d part of the Quakers Quibbles in a Reply to G. Whitehead. 1675
81 Kidder's Christian-Sufferer supported, or a Discourse of Christian Fortitude, 1680
82 The Ladies Charity-School-house with a Roll of High-gate, or Subscription of many Noble Ladies towards it Turkey gilt. 1680
83 Patrick (Sim.) Devout Christian, or a Book of Devotions for Families. 1681
84 Saywell (William) Evangelical and Catholick Vanity, with Answers to Mr. B. Dr. Owen and others against Conformity. 1682
85 Scripture-Truth confirmed and cleared by some great Appearance of God for his Church under the New Testamenta. 1678
86 Bright Treatise concern. judging one another, being Disc. of our Sav. Prec. 1675
87 H. C. de (Luzancy) Treatise against Irreligion. 1678
88 Withers (George) Memorandum to London occasioned by the Pestilence in the Year 65. Slater (Sam.) Epithalamium, or Solomon's Song. R. Junius England's Unthankfulness. 1665
89 Antonius Marcus (Aurelius) Meditations with Casaubon's Notes. 1673
90 Abbot (Rob.) Trial of our Church-forsakers against the Brownists. 1639
91 Amyraldus Evidence of things not seen, or the State of the Soul after Death. 1680
92 Aylet's Divine and moral Speculat. in metrical Numbers upon various Subjects. 1654
93 Austin Scripture Manifestation of the Equity of the Fath. Son, and Holy-Ghost. 1650
94 Ataxiae Obstaculum, an Answer to certain Queries in Gloccstershire, &c. 1677
95 Art of Contentment by the Author of the whole Duty of Man. Oxf. 1677
96 Abyssus mali, or the Corruption of Man's Nature, &c. by W.G. Lond. 1676
97 Burnet (Gilbert) Life and Death of Sir Matthew Hale, Knight. 1682
98 Bolton (Sam.) Word in Season to a sinking Kingdom. 1644
99 Beesly (Hen.) Souls Conflict. 1657
100 Hotchkis (Thomas) Imputation of Christ's Righteousness, viz. against Dr. Owen and Mr. Fergusson. 1675
101 Heyrick (R.) 3 Sermons preached at Manchester on several occasions. 1641
102 Heywood (Oliver) Heart-Treasure the Substance of several Sermons in two Parts, with his Closet-Prayer. 1669
103 Hoards (J.) God's Love to Mankind. 1673
104 Jewel (John) Certain Sermons preached before the Queen's Majesty and at St. Paul's-Cooss, with a Treatise of the Lord's Supper. 1583
105 Jus Divinum of Presbytery, &c. 1655
106 Lockver (Nich.) Baulm for bleeding England and Ireland in several Sermons. 1643
107 Litler (Rich.) reformed Presbyt. for Obedience to the Act for Uniform. 1662
108 Langley (Samuel) Suspension reveiwed. 1658
109 L'Estrange (Roger) Toleration discussed in two Dialogues. 1670
110 — Relasp'd Apostate, or Notes on the Petition for Peace. 1661
111 Mead (Matth.) Almost a Christian, with a Sermon of spiritual Wisdom. 1662
112 More (Henry) Conjectural Essay. 1653
113 Monuments of Mortality, with a Mirror of Modesty. 1621
114 New Politick Lights of modern Romes Church-Government. 1678
115 N. N. Polititians Catechism for his Instruction in divine Faith. Antw. 1658
116 Narrat. of the late dread. Fire in Lond. by way of Let. to a Person of Honour. 1667
117 Owen (John) Truth and Innocence vindicated against Dr. Parker's Polity. 1669
118 —Discourse concerning Evangelical Love Church-Pea [...]e and Unity. 1672
119 —Causes, ways and means of understanding the Mind of God, &c. 1678
120 Polhill (Edw.) Answer to Sherlock's Knowledg of Christ. 1675
121 Paraphrastical [...]nd devout Di [...]courses upon the Psalm miserere, by C. M. 2635
[Page 21]122 Perrot (Rob.) England's duty to meet God in his Judgments. 1678
123 Parker (Samuel) Defence and Continuation of the Ecclesiastical Polity. 1671
124 Potter (Christ.) want of Charity in answ. to a Popish Book, Char. mistaken Ox. 1633
125 Patrick (Sim.) mensa mystica, or a Discourse of the Lord's Supper. Lond. 1630
126 — Divine Arithmetick, or the right art of numbring our Days. 1670
127 P. R. sole and soveraign way of England's being saved humbly proposed. 1671
128 Perswasive to Peace and Unity among Christians by Allen. 1672
129 Pen (Will.) against Mr. Faldo's Quakerism no Christianity. 1673
130 — Reason against Ralling, and Truth against Fict. in ans. to Hick's Dialog. 1673
131 Robinson (Ral.) Christ all in all, being the substance of several Sermons. 1656
132 — Treatise of the Christians Armour. 1656
133 Robertson (Will.) Key to the Hebrew Bible. 1656
134 Rolles (Sam.) sober Answer to the friendly Debate. 1669
135 — Doctrine of Justification against Sherlock's Knowledge of Christ. 1674
136 Reyner (Ed.) Precepts for Christian Practice, or the Rule of the new Creature. 1656
137 Sheppard (Tho.) sound Believer, a Treatise of Evang. Conversion. 1659
138 Sherlock (Will.) Defence and Continuation of the Knowledg of Jesus Christ. 1675
139 Senault (F.) Use of the Passions, Englished by Henry Earl of Monmouth. 1649
140 Spurstow (Will.) Wells of Salvation opened. 1655
141 Strong (Will.) Treatise of the Will of Man unto the Will of God. 1657
142 Taylor (Jer.) Rule and Exercises of holy living and dying 1668
143 — Dissuasive from Popery, with a Discourse of Confirmation. 1664
144 Tillinghast (J.) six several Treatises, viz. Life of Faith, Christ's new Command. 1663
145 Turkish Alcaran by the Sieur du Ryer Lord of Malezair. 1649
146 Truman (J.) some prevailing Opinions contrary to the Doctrine of the Church of England. Discourse of natural and moral Impotency. 1671
147 Vanity of human Inventions, Cultus Evangelicus, Judicium Discretionis. 1662
148 Unreasonab. of Separ. 2d part vindicating Dr. Stillingfl. against Mr. Baxter. 1682
149 Vincent (Tho.) Christ Appearance to Judgment. 1667
140 — (Nathan.) true Touchstone which shews both Grace and Nature. 1681
151 Vindication of some Passages in a Discourse concerning Communion with God from the Exceptions of Dr. Sherlock. 1674
152 Virel (Matth.) Learned Treatise of Christian Religion.
153 Wolsely (Charles) Unreasonableness of Atheism. 1669
154 — Justification Evangelical. 1677
155 Waterhouse (Ed.) Apology for Learning and learned Men. 1653
156 — Gentleman's Monitor, of the Rise and Decay of Families. 1665
157 Wilson (John) Vanity of Man's present State in several Sermons. 1676
158 Bonhome (Joshua) Arraignment and Conviction of Atheism. 1679
159 Bridg (Will.) Freeness of the Grace and Love of God in several Sermons. 1671
160 Briggs (Jos.) sound Consideration for tender Consciences in several Serm. 1675
161 Barrow (Is.) duty and reward of Bounty to the Poor in a Serm. at the Spittal. 1677
162 Burthogge (Richard) Causa Dei, or an Apology for God. 1675
163 Bennet (R.) Theological Concordance. 1657
164 Bastingius (Jeremias) Exposition upon the Catechism of Christian Religion. 1650
165 Basire (Isaac) Dead Man's real Speech, a funeral Sermon on Heb. 11.4. 1673
166 Banger (Jossiah) Alarum to secure Sinners. 1676
167 Bunny (Edm.) Resolutions, with a Treatise tending to Pacification. 1650
168 Bury (Edw.) Husbandman's Companion, containing 100 Meditations. 1677
169 Chibald (Will.) Trial of Faith by the Touch-stone of the Gospel. 1622
[Page 22]170 Craven (Francis) Aeternalia, or a Treatise shewing that we ought to be imployed about eternal good things, &c. 1677
171 Cousin (John) History of Popish Transubstantiation. 1676
172 Colling's Par Nobile, two Treatises, viz. excellent Woman, Light in Darkness. 1669
173 Carpenter (Richard) Experience, History, and Divinity. 1648
174 Discourse of the Judgments of God composed for the present times, against Atheism and Prophaneness. 1668
175 Danver's (H.) Treatise of Baptism, with a Treatise of laying on of Hands. 1677
176 Des-ecotais (M.) Memoires of the Scriptures and of the holy Sacrament 1677
177 Dudley (North) Light in the way to Paradise with other Occasionals. 1682
178 Discourse concerning Supream Power and common right. 1680
179 Diggs (Dudley) Unlawfulness of Subj. taking up Arms against their Sover. 1662
180 Door opening into Christian Religion by way of Question and Answer &c. 1662
181 Dingley (Rob.) Spiritual Taste described, and a glimpse of Christ discovered. 1649
182 Discourse of artificial Beauty in point of Conscience between two Ladies. 1662
183 Depopulation arraigned, convict. and condem. by the Law of God and Man. 1636
184 Evil Eye plucked out, proving that Church-Revenues cannot be alienated by any secular Persons or Powers. 1670
185 Fowler (Edw.) Design of Christianity. 1676
186 Full Answer to that Question what is the Church of England, by J. C. 1680
187 Flavel (J.) Preparation for Sufferings, or the best Work in the worst times. 1681
188 Frith (Will.) Saint's Monuments, or the Tomb of the Righteous. 1662
189 Firmin (Giles) of Schism and parochial Congregations in England. 1658
190 Ford (Stephen) Eternal Glorification begun in Regeneration. 1675
191 — (Sim.) Dialogue concerning the practical use of Infant-Baptism. 1657
192 — (Sim.) Blessedn. of being bountiful, or our blessed Sav. usual Proverb. 1674
193 Fenner (Will.) Divine Message to the Elect Soul in 8 Sermons. 1657
194 Fuller (Thomas) Comment on the 11 first Verses of the 4th Chapter of St. Matthew concerning Christ's Temptation. 1652
195 — Triple Reconciler stating some Controversies. 1654
196 Gouge Christians Direction to walk with God, young Man's Guide, &c. 1679
197 Glanvil (Joseph) Saducismus Triumphatus, concerning Witches and Apparitions, with Dr. Horneck's Account. 1682
198 — Philosophia pia, or a Discourse of the Religious, Temper and Tendencies of the Experimental Philosophy. 1671
199 Gale (Theophilus) a Discourse of Christ's coming. 1673
200 — Theophile, or a Discourse of the Saints Amity with God in Christ. 1671
201 Greenhill (Will.) Sound-hearted Christian, with several othet Sermons. 1670
202 Gearing (Will.) Arraignment of Pride. 1660
203 — Arraignment of Ignorance. 1659
204 Gee (Ed.) Divine Right and original of the Civil Magistrate. 1658
295 Gardiner (R.) 16 Sermons preached in the Univers. of Oxf. and at Court. 1659
296 Gauden's Causa Dei, God's pleading his own Cause in 2 Serm. at the Temp. 1661
297 Horneck (Anthony) Great Law of Consideration. 1682
298 Hinckley's Fasciculus Literarum, or Letters on several occasions against Baxter. 1680
209 Hunt's Arguments for the Bps Right in judging in capit. Causes in Parliam. 1682
210 Howe (John) Treatise of delighting in God in 2 Parts. 1674
211 — Thoughtfulness for the Morrow. 1681
212 Heywood (Oliver) Sure Mercies of David, or a 2d part of heart-treasure. 1672
213 — Life in God's Favour, a seasonable Discourse in death-threatning times. 1670
[Page 23]214 Hughes (George) Aphorisms Determining the Doctrine of the Sabbath. 1670
215 Hanmer (Jonathan) Exercitation upon Confirmation. 1657
216 Hall (Jos.) Christian Moderation in 2 Books. 1640
217 Hopton (Arthur) Concordancy of Years. 1615
218 Higham (John) Looking-Glass for Loyalty. 1675
219 History of Baptism, or one Faith and Baptism. 1678
220 Jacomb (Tho.) Treatise of holy Dedication both personal and domestick. 1668
221 Judicium Discretionis, or a just and necessary Apology for the Peoples Judgm. 1667
222 Junius's Cure of Misprision, or select. Notes upon sundry Quest. in Controv. 1646
223 King Charles the First his Meditations. 1648
224 Ladies Calling in 2 parts, by the Author of the whole Duty of Man. Oxf. 1677
225 Love (Christopher) True Doctrine of Mortification, &c. 1654
226 Lesly (George) Divine Dialogues, to which is added Joseph reviv'd. 1678
227 Livesey (John) Jehosaphat's charge to his Judges. 1657
228 Lucy (Will.) Apology for the Church of Engl. in point of Separat. from it. 1679
229 Moulin (Du Peter) Treatise of Peace and Contentment of Mind. 1678
230 Martin, Petto, Woodal )John) Preacher sent in answer to two Books, Jus Divinum, and Vindiciae Ministerii Evangelici. 1658
231 More (Step.) Wise Gospel-preacher his Praise and practice in several Serm. 1673
232 — (Samuel) Yernings of Christ's Bowels towards his languishing Friends, or glorious Mysteries. 1658
233 Mather (Sam.) Wholsomesome Caveat for a time of Liberty. 1652
234 Morton Discussion of that great point in Divinity, the Sufferings of Christ. 1653
235 Newcome (H.) Usurpation defeated, and David restored, and the Sin. hope. 1660
236 No Sacriledg nor Sin to alienate or purchase the Lands of Bishops, or others, whose Offices are abolished. 1659
237 Outram (Will.) Sermons upon Faith and Providence and other Subjects. 1680
238 Pernicious Consequences of the new Heresie of Jes. against the K. and State. 1666
239 Polhill's Christus in Corde, or the myst. Union betw. Christ and Believ. consid. 1680
240 — Armatura Dei, or a Preparation for suffering in an evil day. 1682
241 Pierce (Tho.) Sinner impleaded in his own Court. 1656
242 Plato his Apology of Socrates and Phaedro, or Dialogue concerning the Immortality of Man's Soul. 1675
243 Pool's Nullity of the Rom. Faith, or a blow at the root of the Rom. Church. 1679
244 Policy of the Clergy of France to destroy the Protestants of that Kingdom. 1681
245 Psalms of David in Prose and Me [...]er with their whole usual Tunes. 1615
246 Parry David restored, or an Antid. against the Prosperity of the Wicked. Oxf. 1660
247 Polwheile (Theophilus) Treatise of Self-denial. 1659
248 Parkhurst (Ferdinando) Canons of the sacred Scripture. 1663
249 Powell Summons for Swearers, and a Law for the Lips in reproving them. 1645
250 Richard (Tho.) Christ our Sanctification, &c. 1667
251 Playfere (Tho.) Pathway to Perfection in several Sermons. 1616
252 Perkins (Will.) Reformed Catholick, &c. 1658
253 — Discourse of the damned Art of Witchcraft. Camb. 1610
254 Pettis (Dr.) Private Confer. betw. a rich Alderm. and a Country-Vicar. Lond. 1670
255 Presbyterian unmask'd Animad. on the Interst of Engl. in matter of Relig. 1672
256 Progugnaculum Pietatis, the Saints Ebenezer by T. E. 1667
257 Pringle (Alexander) Saints Rest in the evil day. 1657
258 Papillon (D.) Vanity of the Lives and Passions of Men. 1651
259 Robinson (Ralph) Christ the perfect Pattern of a Christians Practice. 1658
[Page 24]260 — Christian compleatly armed. 1656
261 — (John) Triumph and Unity in two Treatises. 1657
262 Retection or Discovery of a false Detection a true Defence of 2 Books, viz. Synopsis Papismi, and Tetrastylon Papisticum. 1603
263 Robert's True way to the Tree of Life, or the natur. Man direct. unto Christ. 1673
264 — Communicant instructed, or a Discourse of the Lord's-Supper. 1659
265 Rowe (John) Saints Temptations, &c. 1675
266 Rosewell (Tho.) Causes and Cure of the Pestilence. 1665
267 Rawlett (J.) Appen. to Solomon's Perscript. for the remov. of the Pestilence. 1667
268 Roman Forgeries, or a true account of false Records, &c. 1673
269 Resbury (R.) Lightless-Star, or Mr. J. Goodwin discovered, a Pelagio-Socinian. 1652
270 Ryther (J.) Best Friend standing at the Door in several Sermons. 1678
271 Rights of the Bps to judg in Capital Cases in Parliament cleared. 1680
272 Remembrancer of ten excellent Men, Dr. Reynolds, &c. 1670
273 Seasonable Discourse of the right use and abuse of Reason in matters of Relig. 1676
274 Symonds (Joseph) 3 Treatises being the substance of sundry Discourses. 1653
275 Swinnock's Sinners last Sentence to eternal Punishments for Sins of Omission. 1675
276 — Treat. of the Incomp. of God in his Being, Attrib. Works, and Word. 1642
277 Stillingfleet's Discourse of the Idolatry practised in the Church of Rome, &c. 1671
278 —Letter to a Deist in ans. to sev. Obj. against the Truth and Aut. of the Scrip. 1677
289 Slater (Sam.) Treatise of growth in Grace in sundry Sermons. 1671
280 Stoughton general Treatise against Popery, and in defence of the Ch. of Engl. 1598
281 Stedman's Sober Singularity, being practical Meditations on Exod. 23.2. 1668
282 Shelton (Will.) Moral Vertues necessary among Christians. 1667
283 Sibbes (R.) Saints Safety in evil times. 1633
284 Staunton's Life and Death, to which is added his Treat. of Christ. Conference. 1673
285 Smith's Remaks upon the Manners, Religion and Government of the Turks. 1678
286 Shaw (Sam.) True Christians Test in a 100 Meditations. 1682
287 Sheffeild (J.) Rising Sun, or the Sun of Righteouness. 1654
288 Squire Some more Consid. proving the Unreasonableness of the Romanists. 1674
299 Sparke's Devot. upon the 3 grand Solemn. viz. 5 of Nov. 30 of Jan. 29 of May. 1666
290 Samaritanism reviv. and enlarg. against compound. or tolerat. sever. Relig. 1669
291 Sermon at the Funeral of a sober religious Man found dr [...]wn'd in a Pit. 1670
292 Tillotson (J.) Sermons upon several Occasions, first and second Volumes. 1681
293 — Rule of Faith an answer to sure-footing with Dr. Stillingfleet's Append. 1676
294 Taylor (Tho.) Circumspect Walking. 1658
295 Tombs (John) Just Reply to the Books of Mr. Wills and Bluiman, with Baxter's injurious Preface for Infant-Baptism. 1675
296 — Theodula, or a just defence of hearing the Sermons of the Church. 1670
297 Toll (Tho.) Female Duel, or the Ladies Looking-glass. 1661
298 Thomas's Country Sence of Lond. Suffer. the Lamen. of Jer. open and improv. 1667
309 Tillam (Tho.) Exposition of 11th Chapter of the Revelation. 1651
300 Tucker (Nath.) God's Fearers are God's Favourites, in several Sermons. 1658
301 Trial of a Christians Growth. 1640
302 Usury stated, being a Reply to Mr. Jelinger's Usurer cast, by T. P. 1679
303 Venning (Ralph) Sin the Plague of Plagues, or sinful Sin the worst of Evils. 1669
304 — Remains, or Christ's School, &c. 1675
305 Votier (J.) God's Call from Heaven, or a Survey of effectual Calling. 1658
306 Unreasonableness of the Romanists Separation. 1670
307 Vain Worship and Worshippers detected. 1675
[Page 25] [...]06 Verdict upon the Dissenters Plea, occasioned by their Melius inquirend. Lon. 1681
307 View of the Jewish Relig. containing their Manner of Life, Rites, Cerem. &c. 1656
308 Whitby (Dan.) Discourse concerning the Idolatry of the Church of Rome. 1674
309 Walton (Isaac) Lives of Dr. John Donne, Sir Wotton, Mr. Hooker, & Herbert. 1675
310 — Life of Dr. Sanderson, late Bp of Lincoln, with some Cases of Conscience. 1678
311 Watson (Tho.) One thing necessary in a Sermon. Sam. Moore's Heavenly Wonder, or a Christian cloathed with Christ. Sam. Ward's Happiness of Practice. Peace-Offering to God. Jos. Hall's Best Bargain. The Hypocrite. Character of Man. Tho. Scot's Vox Dei. Injustice cast and condemned. Alex. Pringle's Saints Delight in the Spring of Salvation. Sam. Slater's Protector's Protection. 1658
312 Whiston (J.) Infant-Baptism, an Answer to Danvers's Treatise of Baptism. 1675
313 W [...]rd (Seth) Two Sermons against the Anti-scripturists, and Infidelity. 1670
314 — (Sam.) Peace Offering to God. John Denison's Christian Care for the Soul's Safety. Tho. Jackson's Help to the best Bargain. Anth. Maxey's Churches Sleep. Jos. Hall's Great Impostor. Jos. Rarter's Shepherds Holy-day, a Pastoral Tragi-Comedy. 1624
315 Wither (G.) Fides Anglicana, or a Plea for the publick Faith of these Nations. 1666
316 Woodsord (Sam.) Paraphrase upon the Canticles. 1679
317 Most useful Sermons preached in London, on Isa. 43.25. 1676
318 Duram (John) Cluster of Grapes, in divers Sermons on Mat. 15. &c. 1660
319 Alsop's Anti-sozzo against Sherlock's Knowledg of Jesus Christ. 1675
320 Ainsworth (Will.) Marrow of the Bible. 1652
321 Athanasius (St.) Life and Actions. 1664
322 Amand. (Will.) Pater noster, our Father, or the Lord's Prayer explained. 1670
323 Brinsley (Jo.) Sacred Ordinance of Ordination by Imposition of hands. 1656
324 Baxter (R.) True and only way of Concord of all the Christian Churches. 1680
325 — Defence of the Nonconformists Plea for Peace. 1680
326 Bates (W.) Existence of God, Immortality of the Soul, with Christ. Relig. 1677
327 — Final Happiness of Man, with the effectual Means to obtain it. 1680
328 Benning (Heb.) Common Principles of Christian Religion. 1660
329 Brevint (Dan.) Missale Romanum, of the Depth and Mystery of Roman Mass. 1673
330 Barret (J.) Good-will towards Men, or a Treatise of the Covenants. 1675
331 Bryan (Jo.) Dwelling with God, the Interest & Duty of Believers, in 8 Serm. 1670
332 Bury (Ed.) Help to holy walking, or a Guide to Glory. 1675
333 Bois du de (la Cour) Excellent Discourse of the five Books of Moses. 1682
334 Clifford (Abr.) Discourse of the New Covenant. 1676
335 Cressy (S.) against Dr. Pierce's Court-Sermon, mis-call'd the Primitive Rule of Reformation. 1661
336 Care (Hen.) Ʋtrum horum, or the 39 Articles of the Church of England, &c. 1682
337 Cragge (John) Cabinet of spiritual Jewels, in 8 Sermons. 1657
338 Chamberlaine (James) Sacred Poem, the Birth of Christ, &c. 1680
339 Causabon (Meric.) Treatise proving Spirits, Witches, and supernatural Operations, &c. 1672
340 Discourse of Things above Reason, &c. 1681
341 Ford (Simon) Discourse concerning God's Judgments, &c. 1678
342 Fowler (Dr.) Principles and Practices of moderate Divines of the Church of England, in three parts. 1670
343 Government of the Tongue, by the Author of the Whole Duty of Man. Oxf. 1675
344 Gentlemans Calling, by the Author of the Whole Duty of Men. Lond. 1682
[Page 26]345 Hammond (H.) Directions both for Priest and People, in two Serm. Lond. 1657
346 Harvey (Christopher) The new Fanatick, or the right Rebel. 1661
347 Harmony of the Confess. of Faith of the Christian and Reformed Churches. 1586
341 Mary Magdalen's Tears wip'd off, or the Voice of Peace to an unquiet Consc. 1677
342 Reasonable Account whether it be universally lawful to pray by the Forms of others. 1679
350 Sedgwick (Obad.) Christ's Counsel to his languishing Church of Sardis. 1643
351 Saywell's Original of all Plots in Christendom, with the Danger of Schism. 1680
352 Saul and Samuel at Endor, or the new Ways of Salvation and Service, which tempt Men to Rome; by Dr. Brevint. 1674
353 Lively Oracles given to us, or the Christian's Birth-right, &c. by the Author of the Whole Duty of Man. Oxford, 1678
354 Treatise of the Difference betwixt the Temporal and Eternal, by Eusebius Nieremberg. 1672
355 Answer to the Discourse of W. Sherlocke, touching the Knowledg of Christ, &c. by Edw. Polhill. Lond. 1675
356 Unreasonableness of Separation, the 2d part, begun by Dr. Stilling-fleet, against Richard Baxter. 1682
357 Vindication of the Ordination of the Church of England, &c by G. Burnet. 1677
358 Dissuasive from Popery, by Jeremy Taylor. 1664
359 J. (C.) Conforming Nonconformists, and Non-conforming Conformists. 1680
360 Truth and Innocency vindicated, against Parker's Ecclesiastical Polity, by Dr. Owen. 1669
361 Sole and sovereign way of England's being saved, humbly proposed by R.P. 1671
362 Pretensions of the Triple Crown examined, &c. by Christoph. Wyvill. 1672
363 Holy Commonwealth, or Political Aphorisms, &c. by Rich. Baxter. 1659
364 Considerations touching the Stile of the Holy Scriptures, by Rob. Boyle. 1679
365 Sober Answer to the Friendly Debate, by Sam. Rolls. 1669
366 Use of the Passions, by J.F. Senault, and Englished by Hen. E. of Monmouth. 1671
367 Heaven on Earth, or a Discourse of Assurance, by Tho. Brooks. 1673
368 Rome's Triumphs over despised Protestancy. 1677
369 Scriptures genuine Interpreter asserted, by John Wilson. 1678
370 Defence of the Principles of Love, &c. by Rich. Baxter. 1671
371 Gildas Salvianus, the Reformed Pastor, &c. by Rich. Baxter. 1657
372 Causes and Cure of the Pestilence, &c. by Tho. Rosewell 1665
373 Apology for Learning and Learned Men, by Ed. Waterhouse 1653
374 Vanity of Mans present State, in several Sermons, &c. by Joh. Wilson. 1676
375 Sound Believer, a Treatise of Evangelical Conversion, by Tho. Sheppard. 1653
376 Prophecy of perilous Times opened and applied, by Tho. Willes 1659
377 Appendix to Solomon's Prescription for removal of the Pestilence, by Rawlet. 1667
378 Discourse concern. Evangelical Love, Church-Peace, & Unity, by Dr. Owen. 1672
379 Treatise of Justifying Righteousness, in 2 Books, against Tully and Cartwright, with Cartwright's Exceptions against Baxter. Substance of Mr. Cartwright's Exceptions considered, by Rich. Baxter 1676
380 Christ the perfect Pattern of a Christian's Practice, by Ralph Robinson. 1558
381 Want of Charity justly charged, in Answer to a Popish Pamphlet, Charity mistaken, by Dr. Potter Oxford 1633
382 Sheppards Evangelical Conversion, discovering the Work of Christ's Spirit. 1652
383 Waterhouse (Ed.) Narrative of the late dreadful Fire in London, &c. 1652
384 Motives and Incentives to the Love of God, &c. by Rob. Boyle 1663
[Page 27]385 Vindication of some Passages in a Discourse about Communion with God, against Dr. Sherlock. Lond. 1674
386 Discourse of natural and moral Impotency, by Joseph Truman 1675
387 Friendly Debate between a Conformist and a Nonconformist, first part. 1669
388 Toleration discuss'd, in two Dialogues, by Roger L'Estrange. 1670
389 Discourse concerning Communion with God, against Sherlock 1674
390 Questions and Cases of Conscience about Heresies, & Tolerat. of them. 1659
391 Grotian Religion discovered, or Pierce's Vindicat. about the Synod of Dort. 1658
392 Reformation & Reconciliation of the Divisions of the Churches, by Baxter. 1658
393 Schism unmask'd, or a Conference betwixt Gunning & Pierson about Schism. 1658
394 Great Law of Nature, or Self-preservation, against Mr. Hobbs 1673
395 Marrow of Sacred Divinity, out of the Holy Scriptures, by W. Ames 1642
396 Psalms in Metre, by Will. Barton 1654
397 Pilgrim's Progress from this World to that to come, by J. Bunyan. 1683
398 Sacred Principles, a Manual of Devotions, by W. Brough 1659
399 Reformation and Reconciliation, with a Postscript, by Rich. Baxter 1658
400 Grotian Religion discovered, by Rich. Baxter 1658
401 Saints Seal against sinful Altars, in a Sermon by Z. C. 1655
402 Conversion exemplified in the Instance of a gracious Gentlewoman 1669
403 Nichols's (Henry) Works 1649
404 New Observations on the Creed, Lord's Prayer, &c. by J. Despagne. 1647
405 Eating of the Body of Christ, by J. Despagne 1652
406 Discourse about Liberty of Conscience, in 2 parts, by R. T. 1661
407 Saints Anchor-hold, in several Sermons, by J. Davenport 1661
408 Congregational Churches asserted and vindicated, by J. Davenport 1672
409 Citizens Sacred Entertainment, by Tho. Fydge 1664
410 Patience, & its perfect Work under sudden & sore Trials, by T. Goodwin. 1667
411 Return of Prayers, by Tho. Goodwin 1641
412 Divine Epicurus, or the Empire of Pleasure, by Le Grand 1676
413 Good Help for weak Memories, or the Contents of every Chap. in the Bible. 1671
414 Guide to the true Religion, &c. 1668
415 Animadvers. and Considerations about Catapoedobaptists, by J. Humphrys. 1679
416 Wisdom's Tripos, in three Treatises, by Charles Herle 1670
417 Harbinger and Glimpse of the King of Glory, by T. J. 1672
418 Scripture-Catechis. towards the Confutation of sundry Errors, by T. Hodges. 1658
419 Resolution of 6 Queries of present use in the Ch. of Engl. by D. Hammond. 1653
420 Miscellanea Sacra, or divine necessary Truths, by Hen. Jessey 1665
421 Index Biblicus Multijugus, or a Table to the Holy Scripture 1672
422 Israel's Condition and Cause pleaded, or some Arguments for the Jews. 1658
423 God's wonderful Mercy in the Mount of woful Extremity, by Cha. Langford. 1672
424 Parents Groans over their wicked Children, in diver Serm. by E. Lawrence. 1681
425 Religious Family, Ministerial Counsel, with the K. of Terrors conquered. 1674
426 Lawfulness of the Oath of Supremacy, and Power of the Civil Magistrate in Ecclesiastical Affairs. 1662
427 Observations upon the Answer to the Contempt of the Clergy 1671
428 Caveat against Drunkenness, especially in evil Times, by Char. Phelpes. 1676
439 Rome is no Rule, or an Answer to a Roman Cath. call'd Capt. Rob. Everard. 1664
430 Sacrilegious Desertion of the Holy Ministery rebuked, against Toleration not to be abused. 1672
431 Re-uniting of Christianity, by a Learned Protestant Divine 1673
[Page 28]432 Sober Guess concerning several dark Prophesies in the Revelation. Lond. 1662
433 Dying Father's last Legacy to an only Child, or Hugh Peter's Advice to his Daughter. 1660
434 Good Work for a good Magistrate, &c. by Hugh Peters 1651
435 Holy Breathings under the sense of Sid, by Tho. Price 1672
438 News from the New Jerusalem, with Observations of that City 1649
439 Hinge of Faith and Religion, by L. Capel 1660
440 Answer to an Epistle by a Roman Cath. called Rob. Everard, by J. J. 1664
441 Presbyterians unmask'd, or Animadversions on the Interest of England. 1676
442 Compleat and compendious Church-History, by Christopher Ness 1680
443 Communion of Saints, by H. Ainsworth 1640
444 Answer to a Letter of Enquiry into the Contempt of the Clergy, by Shelton. 1671
445 The Idiot, in four Books, by Cusanus 1650
446 Of Scandal, together with Christian Liberty, and Things indifferent 1680
447 Art of Law-giVing, in three Books, by Harrington 1659
448 Answ. to the Friendly Debate betwixt a Conf. & a Nonconf. by Philagathus. 1669
449 Freeness of the Grace & Love of God to Believers discovered, by W. Bridg. 1671
450 Just and necessary Apology for the Peoples Judgment, against Tannerus, &c. 1667
451 Eternal Glorification begun in Regeneration, by Stephen Ford 1675
452 Ʋtrum horum, or the 39 Articles of the Church of England, by H. Care. 1682
453 Guide unto true Blessedness and Happiness, by Sam. Crooke 1640
454 Defence of the Nonconformists Plea for Peace, against Cheney, by Baxter. 1680
455 — Principles of Love, &c. by Rich. Baxter 1671
456 Mystical Brazen Serpent, the Cross of Christ, & Saints Joint-Membership. 1653
457 Soul's Conflict, in 8 several Sermons, by Hen. Beesley 1657
458 Evidence of Things not seen, or State of the Soul after Death, by Amyrald. 1680
459 Divine Right and Original of the Civil Magistrate from God, by Ed. Gee. 1658

Divinity in Octavo's and Twelves, small.

1 A Insworth (H.) Communion of Saints, with Arrow against Idolatry. Lond. 1640
2 Baxter (Rich.) Grotian Religion discovered 1658
3 — Confirmation and Restauration, the Means of Reformation 1658
4 — Mischiefs of Self-Ignorance, and Benefits of Self-Acquaintance 1662
5 — 32 Directions for Peace of Conscience, and spiritual Comforts 1653
6 — Now or never, the holy, serious, diligent Believer justified 1662
7 Brerely (John) St. Austin's Religion collected from his own Writings, &c. 1620
8 Bunyan (John) Doctrine of the Law and Grace unfolded 1659
9 — Pilgrim's Progress 1682
10 Biddle (John) Twofold Catechism 1654
11 Burroughs (Jerem.) Spots of the Godly, and of the Wicked 1668
12 — Seaman's Direction in time of a Storm, in a Sermon Roterdam, 1640
13 Bury (Ed.) Antidote against the Fear of Death, being 10 select Medit. Lond. 1681
14 Barnard (Nic.) The penitent Death of Jo. Atherton, late Bp of Waterford. 1642
15 Bishope (G.) Two Treatises of Judgment, or of God, of Sin, or of Perdition. 1663
16 Burgess (Ant.) Treatise of the Lord's Sup. with a Serm. of the Day of Judg. 1658
17 —(John) Popes deadly Wound, &c. 1635
18 Catholick Medicine for the Diseases of Charity, by J. C. 1656
19 Cooper (Tho.) Wonderful Mystery of spiritual Growth 1622
[Page 29]20 Cooper (Will.) Triumph of a Christian, in three excellent Treatises. Lond. 1633
21 Cawdry (D.) Church-Reformation promoted, in a Serm. on Mat. 18.15, &c. 1657
22 Clarke (Sam.) Golden Apples, or Cases of Conscience, &c. 1659
23 Crofton (Zach.) Saints Zeal against sinful Altars, 1655
24 — Catechising God's Ordinance, in sundry Sermons 1656
25 Caussin (N.) Christian Diary 1649
26 Case (Tho.) Vanity of glorying in the Flesh, in a Funeral Sermon 1655
27 — Correction, Instruction, or a Treatise of Afflictions 1653
28 Carpenter (Rich.) Anabaptist wash'd, about Infant-Baptism 1667
29 Danvers (H.) Treatise of Baptism. 1673
30 Davenport (J.) Congregational Churches 1672
31 — (J.) Saints Anchor-hold, in several Sermons 1661
32 Despagne (J.) Eating of the Body of Christ, & on the Catechism, in 2 vol. 1652
33 — New Observations on the Creed, use of the Lord's Prayer, &c. 1647
34 Devout Communicant, or a Discourse of the Lord's Supper 1670
35 Dickson (David) Explanation on the Hebrews 1637
36 Fydge (Tho.) Citizens Sacred Entertainment 1666
37 Fulness of God's Love manifested, by L. S. 1643
38 Flowre (John) Several Queries concerning the Church of Jesus Christ 1658
39 Four learned and godly Treatises, viz. Carnal Hypocrite, &c. 1638
40 Goodwin (Tho.) Return of Prayers 1641
41 — Patience, & its perfect Work under sudden & sore Trials 1666
42 Grotius (Hugo) Two Discourses, viz. of God's Providence, &c. 1652
43 Gott (Sam.) Essay of true Happiness 1650
44 Homes (Nathan.) Daemonology, and Theology, the Character of the Times. 1650
45 — Plain-dealing Cause and Cure of the present Evils of the Times. 1652
46 Hodges (T.) Scripture-Catechism, or a Confutation of sundry Errors 1658
47 Herle (Charles) Wisdom's Tripos, in three Treatises, Worldly Policy, &c. 1670
48 —Contemplations and Devotions on Christ's Passion 1631
49 Hammond (Hen.) Fundamentals in a Notion to practice, & of Schism. 1654
50 — Six Queries of present use in the Church of England 1653
51 — Judgment worthy of God, or of Hell-Torments. Of Faith & Works. 1665
52 Israel's Condition and Cause pleaded, or the Jews admission into England. 1658
53 Baxter (Rich.) Poetical Fragments 1681
54 — Aphorisms of Justification, with an Appendix Hague 1655
55 — Poor Man's Family-Book 1680
56 Gearing (W.) Eye and Wheel of Providence 1662
57 — Sacred Diary, or select Meditations for every day in the Week. 1679
58 Day of Doom, or a Description of the great and last Judgment 1673
59 Guide to the true Religion, or a Discourse of that Religion Men venture their Salvation upon 1668
60 Cudmore (Dan.) Sacred Poems on the Birth & Passion of our blessed Saviour. 1655
61 Phelpes (Char.) Caveat against Drunkenness, especially in evil Times 1676
62 Bullinger (Hen.) Tragedies of Tyrants 1575
63 Bonasus vapulans, or some Castigations given to Mr. John Durel 1672
64 Early (Jo.) Bloody Vision interpreted by Arise Evans, &c. 1653
65 Croseman (Sam.) Young Man's Monitor, with Meditations & Poems sacred. 1669
66 Becoldus (Johan.) The English Quaker, the German Enthusiast revived. 1659
67 Nuncius Christi Sydereus, the Star of the Eastern Sages, an Account of Comets. 1681
68 Sherwin (Will.) Glimpse of Gospel-Glory, to the Church the greatest Glory. 1661
[Page 30]69 Caryl (Jos.) Nature & Principles of Love, in some of his last Serm. Lond. 1673
70 Everard (R.) Creation and Fall of Man reviewed 1649
71 Of Scandal, together with Christian Liberty, and Things indifferent 1680
72 Boughen (Ed.) Expos. of the Catechism of the Church of Engl. Eng. & Lat. 1679
73 Wales (Sam.) Whole Duty of a Christian, consisting in Faith & a good Life. 1680
74 Tillam (Tho.) Temple of lively Stones. 1660
75 Cox (Neh.) Discourse of the Covenants God made with Men before the Law. 1681
76 Ames (W.) Marrow of Sacred Divinity, drawn out of the Holy Scriptures. 1642
77 Addison (Lancelot) Present State of the Jews, Account of their Customs, &c. 1676
78 Amand (Will.) Mysterium Pietatis, or the Mystery of Godliness 1671
79 Alford (Jos.) Church triumphant, or Largeness of the Kingdom of Christ. 1649
80 Brough (W.) Sacred Principles, or a Manual of Devotions, in 3 parts 1659
81 Barton (Will.) Book of Psalms in Metre 1654
82 Beza de (Theod.) Brief and pithy Sum of the Christian Faith, in 7 points. 1585
83 Batt (Ant.) Hidden Treasure of holy Prayers & devout Meditations. Paris 1641
84 — (Tim.) Gracious Message to all the Prisoners of Hope Lond. 1649
85 Barber (Ed.) Relation of a Gentlewoman iong under Persecution of Bishops. 1642
86 Character of a weaned Chtistian, by S.S. 1675
87 Corbet (J.) Interest of England in the Matter of Religion, first part 1660
88 Cotton (J.) Answer to Mr. Ball s Discourse of set Forms of Prayer 1651
89 — Covenant of Grace, with certain Queries between the Presbiterian and Congregational Churches 1655
90 Drax (Tho.) Lamb's Spouse, or the heavenly Bride 1608
91 Funeral of the Mass, or the Mass dead and buried, &c. 1680
92 Featley (J.) Fountain of Tears emptying it self in three Rivulets, &c. 1646
93 Gerard (J.) Divine Consolations against the Fear of Death 1680
94 Good Help for weak Memories, or the Contents of every Chapt. in the Bible. 1671
95 Grand Case, the present Case about Conformity 1663
96 Hall (Jos.) Cases of Conscience practically resolved 1654
97 — Meditations and Vows Divine and Moral, in 2 Books 1607
98 — Jacob's Ladder, or the devout Souls Ascension to Heaven, a Manual of Devotions 1678
99 Herbert (G.) Priest to the Temple, or the Country-Parson, with Herberts Life. 1675
100 Hutton (Rich.) Elegy called Astraea's Tears 1641
101 Harbinger for the King of Glory, or a Treatise on Luke 6.17. 1672
102 Jeans (Hen.) Church-Government, with a Reply to Mr. Fullwood, Oxford 1653
103 Image of both Churches, Hierusalem & Babel, Unity & Confusion, &c. Tonn. 1623
103 Lee (Sam.) Triumph of Mercy in the Chariot of Praise Lond. 1677
105 Matthew (Ed.) Most glorious Star of King Charles II. 1661
106 Ness (Christ.) Christans Walk & Work on Earth, till he attain to Heaven. 1671
107 —Compleat and compendious Church-History 1680
108 —Discourse of the Period of Antichrist 1679
109 Owen (J.) Divine Original of the Scriptures 1659
110 —Brief Instruction in the Worship of God, & Church-Discipline 1667
111 Peters (Hugh) Legacy to his Daughter 1660
112 — Good Work for a good Magistrate 1651
113 Period to humane Life, whether mutable or immutable 1677
114 Plaifere (J.) Divine Predestination, & Dr. Potter's Vindicat. of himself. 1652
115 Revelation of God, the spiritual Land of Peace, Spirit of Love, &c. 1649
116 Roe (Will.) Christian Liberty rightly stated and enlarged 1662
[Page 31]117 Rogers (Jo.) Doctrine of Faith Lond. 1640
118 Rose (G.) Demonstration through the eternal Spirit of the heavenly Gift. 1663
119 Racovian Catechism of the holy Scriptures, & knowledg of Christs Person. 1652
120 Robotham (J.) Preciousness of Christ unto Believers 1647
121 Rome is no Rule, or an Answer to Capt. Rob. Everard, a Roman Catholick. 1664
122 Sibbs (R.) Excellency of the Gospel above the Law 1639
123 — Bruised Reed, and smoaking Flax, in several Sermons 1638
124 Sparrow (Anth.) Rationale upon the Liturgy of the Church of England. 1667
125 Sidenham (Cuthb.) Exercitations on Infant-Baptism & singing of Psalms. 1634
126 Studley (Peter) Looking-glass of Schism 1634
127 Sacrilegious Desertion of the Holy Ministery rebuked, against Toleration not to be abused. 1672
128 Sober Guess concerning several dark Prophesies in the Revelation. 1663
129 Salgado (Ja.) Intimate Converse of Pope & Devil, &c. 1681
130 Schism unmask'd, or a Conference betwixt Gunning & Pierson, Lond. Paris. 1658
131 Two Treatises concerning Regeneration, viz. of Repentance, &c. Lond. 1613
132 Vindication of Liturgies by Dr. Falkner, proved no Vindication 1685
133 Watson (Tho.) Christians Charter, shewing the Priviledges of a Believer 1652
134 Wolsall (Tho.) Doctrine and Practice of Mortification 1643
135 White (Mary) Mercies brought forth into Wonders 1662
136 Westfield (Tho.) White Robe, or the Surplice vindicated, in several Serm. 1663
137 Wanley (N.) Great Duty of Self-Reflection upon a Man's own ways 1658
138 Wolsely (Charles) Case of Divorce, occasioned by the late Act of Parliament for the Divorce of my Lord Rosse 1673
139 Hallywell's Account of Familism, as revived & propagated by the Quakers. 1673
140 Henderson (Tho.) Of the Promises displayed in their Strength & Glory. 1669
141 Janeway (Ja.) Invisibles, Realities, in the holy Life and triumphant Death of Mr. John Janeway 1677
142 — Saints Encouragement to Diligence in Christ's Service 1674
143 Index Biblicus Multijugus, or a Table to the Holy Scripture 1672
144 Jessey (Hen.) Miscellanea Sacra, or divine necessary Truths 1665
145 Jeremy (John Discourse of God's All-sufficiency, and human Insufficiency 1667
146 Lawfulness of the Oath of Supremacy, and Power of the Civil Magistrate in Ecclesiastical Affairs. 1662
147 Legacy left to Protestants, containing 18 Controversies Doway 1654
148 Legacy for Sinners here on Earth, left by a Saint gone to Heaven. Lond. 1661
149 Lamb (Phil.) Religious Family 1674
150 Livesey (Ja.) Apology for the Power & Liberty of the Spirit, in 3 Serm. 1674
151 Lawrence (E.) Parents Groans over their wicked Children, in several Serm. 1681
152 — (Rich.) Gospel-Separation separated from its Abuses 1657
153 Langford (Cha.) God's wonderful Mercy in the Mount of woful Extremity 1672
154 Labours of a weak, weaker Vessel, held forth from several places of Script. 1663
155 Lake (E.) Officium Eucharisticum to a devout Reception of the Lord's Sup. 1679
156 Lesty (John) Parasynagogue paragorized 1655
157 Larkin (Ed.) Loadstone of Man's Love, in a Sermon at Rochester in Kent 1657
158 Mystery of Jesuitism, in a Collection of several Pieces, &c. 1658
159 — Another Volume, 2d Part 1664
160 Melius inquirendum, or a sober Enquiry into the Reasonings of the serious Enquiry. Amsterdam 1678
161 Mason (J.) History of the young converted Gallant, &c. 1676
[Page 32]162 Moore (Tho.) Motive to have Salt always in our selves, and Peace one with another Lond. 1671
163 — (Rich.) Pearl in an Oyster-shell, in 2 Sermons 1675
164 — (J.) Moses revived, with short Observations on Psal. 119. 1669
165 Mayhew (Ric.) Paternal Gift, the Legacy of a dying Father to his Children. 1676
166 Mariners Divine Mate, or spiritual Navigation improved 1670
167 News from the New Jerusalem, sent by Letters from several Parts 1649
168 Observations upon the Answer to the Contempt of the Clergy 1671
169 Price (Tho.) Holy Breathings under the sense of Sin 1672
170 — (John) Four Sermons preached in Oxford Oxon 1661
171 Prier )Rob.) Looking-glass for a proud Pharisee, zealous & ignorant Lond. 1648
172 Psalms of David in Prose & Metre, Form of Baptism, & Lord's Sup. Edinb. 1622
173 Plain Path-way to Heaven, Meditations, spiritual Discourses, &c. Doway 1634
174 Powel (Vav.) Bird in the Cage chirping, &c. Lond. 1661
175 — Divine Love, or the Willingness of Jesus Christ to save Sinners 1677
176 — God the Father glorified, Mens Redemption finished 1650
177 Re-uniting of Christianity, by a Learned French Protestant Divine 1673
178 Rolls (Sam.) Loyalty and Peace, in two seasonable Discourses 1678
179 Sorocold (Tho.) Supplication of Saints, a Book of Prayers and Praises 1616
180 Sales (Francis) Introduction to a devout Life 1613
181 Stampe (W.) Treatise of spiritual Infatuation, in several Sermons 1656
182 Spiritual Bee in Divine Meditations Oxford 1662
183 Stafford's Niobe, or his Age of Tears, in 2 parts Lond. 1611
184 Venning (Ralph) Orthodox Paradoxes, in 2 parts, with other Pieces 1657
185 Walker (Anth.) Vertuous Woman, at the Countess of Warwick's Faneral 1680
186 Ward (Rich.) Divine Vertues epitomized 1665
187 Woodenote (Theoph.) Aphorisms, or Breviats of Speculations 1654
188 Williams (Will.) Divine Poems and Meditations, in 2 parts 1667
189 Wilson (Tho.) Life and Death 1672
190 Wadsworth (Tho.) Warning to secure Sinners, in 2 Sermons 1677
191 Winstanly (Gerard) Saints Paradise, &c. 1667
192 Wood's (Edw.) Sermons 1656
193 White (J.) David's Psalms in Metre 1655
194 —(Tho.) Manual for Parents 1671
195 Ros Coeli, or a Miscellany of Ejaculations, divided into two parts 1640
196 Rutherford's Letters, divided into two parts Edinburgh 1671
197 Austin (Benj.) Presumptuous Man's Mirrour Lond. 1641
198 Andrews (Margaret) Life and Death 1680
199 (John) Small Treatises, sounding out eight Alarms 1633
200 Apollonius (W.) Considerations of certain Controvers. about Church-Gov. 1645
201 Archer (J.) Comfort for Believers about their Sin and Troubles 1661
202 Bridge (Will.) Sinfulness of Sin, and Fulness of Christ, in 2 Sermons 1667
203 — True Souldiers Convoy, in a Sermon 1640
204 Brooks (Tho.) Apples of Gold for young Men and Women, &c. 1662
205 — Privy-Key of Heaven, or 20 Arguments for Closet-Prayer 1681
206 — Mute Christian under the smarting Rod 1679
207 Bell (Susanna) Last Legacy to her Child, with Mr. Brooks Epist. Dedicat. 1673
208 Bunyan (John) Greatness of the Soul, and the unspeakableness of its Loss. 1683
209 — Grace abounding to the chief of Sinners 1680
210 — Life and Death of Mr. Badman 1680
[Page 33]211 Brinsley (John) Divine Meditations, &c. 1644
212 Bohemius (Mauritius) Christians delight, or Scripture-Meditations. 1654
213 — Pacification between the Lutheran and Reformed Churches. 1655
214 Bloys (Will.) Adam in his Innocence. 1638
215 — Meditations on the 42 Psalm. 1632
216 Beams of former Light discovering how evil it is to impose upon Ministers. 1660
217 Bradshaw's Preparation for the Sacram. A.H. Doctrine of the Lord's-Supper. 1634
218 Browne's Opinions of divers Philosophers concerning Man's chiefest Good. 1656
219 Barker (James) Royal Robe, or a Treatise of Meekness. 1661
220 Bayne's Help to true Happin. or an Exposition of the Points of Christ. Relig. 1635
221 — Christian Letters, holy Soliloques, Comfort and Instruct. in Affliction. 1628
222 Bagwell's Mystery of Astronomy with divine Observ. upon every part thereof. 1673
223 Baker's Meditations and Motives for Prayer upon the 7 days of the Week. 1642
224 Bayfield's Bulwork of Truth, Treat. of God, Jesus Christ, and the holy Ghost. 1657
225 Byfield (Nathaniel) Mystery of Reconciliation, &c. 1659
226 — Principles or the pattern of wholsome Words. 1627
227 Ball (Roh.) Mirror of purer Devotion, or the discovery of Hypocrisy. 1635
228 Bolton (Sam.) True Bonds of Christian Freedom, &c. 1656
229 — (Rob.) Last Visititation, Conflicts and Death of Mr. Tho. Peacock. 1660
230 Balmford's Habakkuk's Prayer applied to the Ch. present occasions on Hab 3.2. 1659
231 Of Baptism the Heads and Order of such things as are especially insisted on. 1659
232 Burton (Will.) Exposition of the Lord's-prayer by way of Quest. and Answ. 1594
233 — (Edward) Father's Blessing, or last Legacy to his Son. 1660
234 Brownrigge (Ralph) Repentance and Prayer in 4 Sermons. 1660
235 Bartlet (Rich.) New-Birth in which is brought forth the new Creature. 1653
236 Behmen (Jacob) Consideration upon the Book of Esaias Stifel, &c. 1653
237 Chetwind (J.) 14 Centuries of memor. Passages and remarkable Occurents. 1674
238 Cawton (Thomas) Balaam's Wish, a Sermon. 1675
239 Coma Berenices, or the hairy Comet being a Prognostick. 1676
240 Churchman's Review of the Certamen epistolare betw. Dr. Heylyn and F. Hickman. 1659
241 Church (Joseph) Christian daily Monitor. 1669
242 Chishull (John) Danger of being almost a Christian. 1658
243 — Two Treatises, Young-man Memento, &c. 1658
244 Conversion exemplified, Heaven realiz'd, &c. 1669
245 Clifford (James) Divine Service and Anthems sung in Cathedrals. 1663
246 Cowell Snare broken, the Author's grounds for not observing the Sabbath. 1677
247 Cusanus (C.) Ideot in 4 Books, &c. 1650
248 Cromwell's bloody Slaughter-house in murthering King Charles the first. 1660
249 Capel (Richard) Tentations, their Nature, Danger and Cure. 1636
450 Danson (Tho.) about Predetermination against How God's Prescience. 1678
251 Downame (Geo.) Covenant of Grace, or an Exposit. upon Luke 1.73, 74, 75. 1647
252 Walton (Isaac) Life of John Donne Dean of St. Paul's. 1658
253 Dyer (Will.) Christ's Voice to London in two Sermons. 1669
254 — Works, Brooks's String of Pearls, Pearse's Preparation for Death. 1668
255 Discourse about Liberty of Conscience at home and abroad, &c. 1661
256 Doolittel (Tho.) Treatise of the Lord's Supper. 1681
257 Danger of Enthusiasm against the Quakers. 1674
258 Davis (J.) Monuments of the Church of Durham. 1672
259 Dingley (Rob.) Vo [...] Caeli, or Observations of Thunder, &c. 1658
260 Eaton's Nystery of God incarnate, or the Word made Flesh cleared up, &c. 1650
[Page 34]261 Eluthenius's Forbidded Fruit, with an Exhortat. to a true Niniv. Repentance. 1642
262 Feasts of the English and Roman Church, with their Fasts and Vigils. 1678
263 Featly (John) Vindication of the Catholick and true Church, with Dr. Featley's Life and Death. 1660
264 Friendly and seasonable Advice to the Roman Catholicks of England. 1680
265 Flavel (John) Saint indeed from Prov. 4.13. 1680
266 — Token for Mourners. 1680
267 Fuller (Tho.) Best Name on Earth, with other Sermons. 1657
268 Grand (Le) Divine Epicuru's, or the Empire of Pleasure over Vertue. 1676
269 Hodges's Humble Apology for Nonconformists against the friendly Debate. 1669
270 Treatise of Marriage, &c. 1679
271 Italian Convert, News from Italy of a second Moses, or the Life of Galeacius Caracciolus, with Cuts. 1677
272 Inquisition for the Blood of our late Soveraign, &c. 1660
273 Juvenilia sacra, or divine youthful Meditations. 1664
274 Jacob's Ladder consisting of 15 degrees, or ascents to the Knowledg of God. 1668
275 Jesuits Policy to suppress Monarchy with their special Vow made to the Pope. 1669
276 King Charles's Meditations, &c. 1648
277 Keech (Benj.) Impostor discovered in a Dialogue between a young Professor and a Quaker. 1675
278 Knollis (Han.) Parable of the Kingdom of Heaven expounded on Matthew the first 13 Verses of the 25 Chapter. 1674
279 Lloyd's Dying and dead Men's Living Words, or fair warn. to a carel. World. 1822
280 Lukin (H.) chief Interest of Man, or a Discourse of Religion. 1665
281 Lyford (William) Legacy, or an Help to young People to fit themselves for the Lord's Table. 1658
282 Leigh (Edward) Three Diatribes, or Discourses of Travel, &c. 1671
283 Linch (Sam.) Rebellion painted to the Life, in three Sermons about the Murther of King Charles I. 1662
284 Loeffs (Isaac) Souls Ascension in the State of Separation. 1670
285 Lawson (George) Ecclesia Vinversalis, the grand Charter by Jesus Christ. 1665
286 Mirrour which flatters, not with several Brass Cuts. 1673
287 Mayo (Richard) of secret Prayer. 1664
288 Mather (Richard) Catechism, or the Grounds of Christian Religion. 1650
289 Marrow of Modern Divinity, &c. 1649
290 Mocket (Tho.) Christian Advice both to Old and Young, Rich and Poor. 1671
291 Malbon (Sam.) Death and Life in 8 Sermons on Rom. 8.13. 1669
292 Moulin du (Peter) Christian Combate, or the Saints Spiritual Warfare. 1656
293 — Ruine of Papacy. 1678
294 — (Lewis) Right of Churches and of the Magistrates Power over them. 1658
295 Maynard (John) Memento to young and old. 1669
296 — Beauty and Order of the Creation. 1668
297 Mystery of Mysteries revealed in the fullness of time. 1670
298 Mason (Will.) Little Star, or Catechism, &c. 1634
299 — (Henry) Four Treatises, viz. Cure of Cares, new Art of Lying, Contentment in God's Gift, &c. 1656
300 Newman (John) Light within, or a discovery of the Light in Man, &c. 1666
301 Newton (Thomas) Herbal to the Bible, &c. 1587
302 N. (H.) Joyful Message of the Kingdom, &c. 1652
303 Purnel (Rob.) Exhortation to an holy Life, or Conversation. 1663
[Page 35]304 — No Power but of God, and yet a Power in every Creature. 1657
305 Practice of serious Godliness, or Advice of a Mother to her Daughter. 1668
306 Three Ministers communicating their Collections and Notions. 1675
307 Warmstry (T.) Baptized Turk, or the Conversion of Signior Rigep Dandulo. 1658
308 Wells (Edw.) Faith's Necessity discovering Opinionists Vanity. 1671
309 Authority of the Magistrate about Religion discussed, &c. by J. H. 1672
310 Answer to a Letter of Enquiry about the Contempt of the Clergy. 1671
311 Bates (Will.) Sermon at Dr. Thomas Manton's Funeral. 1678
312 Berkeley (Ld) Historical and occasional Meditations upon several Subjects. 1670
313 Culverwell Time well spent in Meditations, Observations and Exhortations. 1635
314 — Treatise of Faith, Justification, and holy Duties, &c. 1623
315 Contemplations on Mortality, by S. L. 1666
316 Cuffe (Hen.) Differences of the Ages of Man's Life. 1633
317 Cressey de Paulin (Hugh) Exomologesis, or Motives to Catholick Unity, with an Appendix. Paris 1653
318 Canne (John) Of the End of Time, Characters of the little Horn opened. 1657
319 Crompton (Will.) Treatise of Prayer. 1659
320 Capel (L.) Hinge of Faith and Religion. 1660
321 Cornewell (Fran.) Difference between legal and evangelical Repentance. 1644
322 — Descrip. of the spirit. Temp. or the Spouse for the Lamb the Lord Jesus. 1646
323 Colfe (Isaac) Comfortable Treatise of Christ his Temptations. 1592
324 Commentary upon the 103 Psalm, by Chappel. 1649
325 Collings (J.) Faith and Experience, Life and Death, of a true Christian. 1649
326 Dyer's Characters in Blood, or a bleeding Saviour to a bleeding Sinner. 1672
327 Dean (Hen.) Grace, Mercy, and Peace, &c. 1650
328 Dunton (J.) House of weeping, or Man's last Progress to his long home. 1682
329 Disposition of Garnishments of the Soul to the Lord's Supper. Antw. 1596
330 Donne (John) Ancient History of the Septuagint. Lond. 1633
331 Discourse of the Nature and Effects of Prodigies. 1658
332 Dale (J.) Analysis of all the Epistles of the New Testament. 1652
333 Dignity of Kingship asserted in answer to Milton's way to a Free Common-wealth, by G. S. 1660
334 Erasmus's Euchiridion, with godly Precepts, &c. 1548
335 Exposition on the Penitential Psalms. 1640
336 Excellency and equitableness of Gods Law, and the unreasonableness of Sin. 1669
337 Ellis (Clem.) Gentile Sinner, or Englands brave Gentleman. 1672
338 Fenner (William) Hidden Manna or the Mystery of Saving Grace. 1652
339 Franke (Walter) Epitomy of Divinity Poetically composed, &c. 1655
340 Finch (Martine) Animadversions on Vanes Retired Mans Meditations. 1656
341 Fox's Serm. at Paul's Cross, with a Touch-stone for a counterfeit Catholick. 1609
342 Ferne Division between the Engl. and Rom. Church upon the Reformation. 1652
343 Grimston (Edw.) Combate betwixt Man and Death. 1621
344 Garden of Spiritual Flowers in two Parts. 1613
345 Gray (Andrew) Spiritual Warfare in several Sermons. 1679
346 Gardiner (Sam.) Congnizance of a true Christian. 1 [...]67
347 Godly-man's Delight, or a Family Guide to Piety. 1679
348 Greenwood (Hen.) Works in 7 several Tractates. 1638
349 Gadbury (John) Discourse touching the nature of Prodigies. 1660
350 Gove (Rich) Pious Thoughts vented in pithy Ejaculations. 1658
351 Griffith (Matth.) The Fear of God and the King in a Sermon. 1660
[Page 36]352 Grapes from Canaan in a divine Poem. Lond. 1658
353 Gunton (Sim.) God's House, with the nature and use thereof, &c. 1657
354 Go in Peace, or some brief Directions for young Ministers. 1674
355 Garbut (Rich.) Demonstration of the Resurrection of Christ. 1657
356 Rising from the dead to awaken Drunkards and Whoremongers. 1675
357 Goodwin's Christians Engagement for the Gospel, with a funeral Sermon. 1641
358 — (Tho.) Aggravation of Sin against Knowledg and Mercy. 1638
359 — (Philip) Lord's Day enlivened. or a Treatise of the Sabbath. 1654
360 — (Philip) Evangelical Communnicant, or a Treatise of the Lord's Sup. 1649
361 Humphrey's (J.) Paulus Redivivus, or Speculum Speculat. about the 2 Covenants. 1680
362 — Question of Re-ordination, &c. 1661
363 — Mystery of Babylon, or the Whore of Rome. 1681
364 Hall (Jos.) Devout Soul, free Prison, or the Comfort of Restraint. 1658
365 — Holy Order, or treating of the Mourners in Sion. 1654
366 — Occasional Meditations. 1633
367 — Mystery of Godliness, also the invisible World in 3 Books. 1659
368 — (Tho.) The Schools guarded, Centuria sacra, Rhetorica sacra, &c. 1654
369 Herbert (Geo.) Temple sacred Poems and private Ejaculations. 1633
370 Hooker (Tho.) Poor doubting Christian drawn unto Christ. 1664
371 Hobson (Paul) Treatise of 3 things, viz. what Sin is in a Saints sence, &c. 1653
372 Hatch's Word of Peace, certain Positions concerning a true visible Church. 1646
373 Heavenly Divorce, or our Saviour divorced from the Ch. of Rome his Spouse. 1679
374 Harvy (J.) Histories of Balaam, Jonas, John the Baptism in Verse. 1653
375 Humble Advice to the conforming and nonconforming Ministers and People. 1673
376 Heylyn (Peter) Life written by George Vernon. 1682
377 Hewgil's Glory of the true Church discovered as it was in the Prim. Times. 1661
378 Hooker (Tho.) Saints Guide in 3 Treatises. 1654
379 Hammond God's Judgments upon Drunkards, Swear. and Sabbath-breakers. 1659
380 Hayward (J.) Christ's Prayer upon the Cross for his Enemies. 1623
381 Hibbert (Hen.) Waters of Marah in two funeral Sermons. 1654
382 Hubbert (Tho.) Pill to purge Formality. 1650
383 Huit (Ephraim) Anatomy of Conscience. 1626
384 — (Jo.) Prayers of Intercession for their use who mourn in secret. 1659
385 Holland (Hen.) spiritual Preservatives against the Pestilence. 1603
386 Harrison (John) Vindication of the Holy Scriptures. 1656
387 Hide's Chistian Vindication of Truth against Errour about 7 Controversies. 1659
388 Holy Life here, the only way to eternal Life hereafter, with Appendix. 1652
389 Harrington (J.) Art of Law-giving in 3 Books, &c. 1659
390 Hinckley (John) Four Sermons. Oxf. 1657
391 Holyday (Barten) against Disloyalty in four Sermons. ihid. 1661
392 Hook (William) Saints Priviledg or Earth beyond these in Heaven, with a Discourse of the Gospel-day. Lond. 1673
393 Henchman's Preces & Lacrymae, with the Citizen's Charter in a Sermon. 1660
394 Herbert (Geo.) Life with some Letters, written by Izaack Walton. 1670
395 How (J.) Vanity of this mortal Life of Man in this present mortal State. 1672
396 Heraclitus Christianus, or the Man of Sorrow in 3 Book. 1677
397 Heydon (J.) Idea of the Law, Government, and Tyranny. 1660
398 Horn (John) Gracious Reproof to Phrarasaical Saints, &c. 1668
399 Harsnet (Adam) God's Summons unto a general Repentance. 1640
400 Heeavenly Chariot in 3 Parts. 1625
[Page 37]400 Hierocles upon the golden Verses of Pythagoras englished by J. Hall. Lond. 1657
401 Arnway (John) Tablet of Moderation of King Charles the first Martyr, with an Alarum to England. 1661
402 Balmford's Sea-man's spiritual Companion, or Navigation spiritualized. 1678
403 Batchiler (J.) Virgin's Pattern in the exemplary Life of Mrs. Susan. Perwich. 1661
404 Bellamy's Philanax Anglicus, or a Christian Caveat for all Kings, &c: 1663
405 Bloody Inquisition of Spain, &c. 1656
406 Bagwell (Will.) Sphynx Thebanus, with his Oedipus, or ingenious Riddles, &c. 1659
407 Certain serious Thoughts in Verse, with Archilogia, or a Chron. Catalogue. 1647
408 Claxton (Lawrence) Look about you, for the Devil that you fear is in you, or the rich Devil unfolded. 1659
409 Collings (J.) Weavers pocket-book, or weaving spiritualized. 1675
410 Discourse of the Period of humane Life. 1680
411 Explication of the shorter Catechism, by the Assembly of Divines. 1667
412 Great Work of Redemption delivered in five Sermons, by divers Men at St. Paul's and at the Spittle. 1660
413 Howell's (J.) Vision, or a Dialogue between the Soul and Body in a Dream. 1651
414 Ives (Jer.) An impartial account of the Disputation against Mr. Danson. 1672
415 Mallery (T.) Inseparable Communion of a Believer with God in his Love. 1676
416 Mills (Hump.) Night-search, or the Mystery of Iniquity exactly revealed. 1646
417 Mead (Matth.) Spiritual Wisdom against Temptation in a Sermon. 1676
418 Modest Plea for an equal Common-wealth against Monarchy. 1656
419 Nanfan (Bridgis) Essays, divine and moral. 1680
420 Nelson (H.) Speculum Christianum, or a Christians Survey for the Conscience. 1614
421 Obligation of human Laws discussed, by J. H. 1671
422 Orthodox Plea, &c. by G. A. 1678
423 Owen (John) Mortification of Sin in Believers. 1656
424 Private Devotions for several Occasions. 1676
425 Pierson (Tho.) Cure of hurtful Cares and Fears. 1636
426 Petto (S.) Voice of the Spirit, and Roses from Sharon, or sweet Experinces. 1654
427 — Defence between the old and new Covenant stated and exqlained. 1674
428 Preston (John) Doctrine of the Saints Infirmities. 1637
429 — Only Love of the chiefest of ten thousand. 1639
430 Polwbeile (Theophilus) Ejaculatory Prayer, the necessity there is for it. 1674
431 — Original and Evil of Apostasy, and the Saints great Duty. 1664
432 Pearse (Edw.) Great Concern, or Preparation for Death. 1682
433 Peganus's Genuine Explication of the Visions of the Book of Revelations. 1678
434 Poor Man's Garden, wherein are Flowers of the Scriptures. 1630
435 Peck's great Danger of little Sins. 1676
436 Publick Dispute betwixt Tombs, Cragge, Vaughan, about Infant-Baptism. 1654
437 Popish Labyrinth, Life and Death of Arminius Episcopius. 1672
438 Pool (Matth.) Dialogue between a Popish Priest and an English Protestant. 1667
439 Pary (J.) Tears well directed, or pious Reflections, &c. 1674
440 Quarles (John) Fountain of Tears, &c. 1677
441 — Kingly Bed of Misery. 1679
442 — Divine Meditations upon several Subjects. 1659
443 — (Francis) Divine Poems with Brass Cuts. 1680
444 Reynolds (Edward) Meditations on the fall and rising of St. Peter. 1677
445 — Vanity of the Creature and Vexation of the Spirit. 1637
446 Reformarion in which is Reconciliat. with the reformed Protest. Catechism. 1658
[Page 38]447 Robinson (John) Treatise, Theological, Moral and Historical. Lond. 1664
448 — Essays or Observations divine and moral. 1638
449 Rous (Francis) Art of Happiness in 3 parts. 1631
450 Ryther (John) Heu and Cry of Conscience after secure Sinners. 1680
451 Rider (Will.) Layings on of Hands asserted. 1656
452 Rowe (John) Life and Death. 1673
453 Rome's Glory, or a Collection of divers Mitacles wrought by Popish Saints. 1673
454 — Destruction, or express Texts out of the Word of God. 1641
455 Royal Charter granted unto Kings by God himself. 1660
456 Rogers (Rich.) Samuel's Encounter with Saul. 1629
457 Shaw (S.) Immanuel, or a discovery of true Religion. 1667
458 — Great Commandments, a Discourse upon Psal. 73.25. 1678
459 — Voice of one crying in a Wilderness. 1674
460 Sanders (Humphrey) Apology of some Ministers against Humphrey's about the Lord's Supper. 1655
461 — (Richard) Balm to heal religious Wounds. 1652
462 Speed (Jo.) Cloud of Witnessess, and the Genealogies of the Scriptures. 1620
463 — (Sam.) Prison-piety, or Meditations divine and moral. 1677
464 Scripture-Truth confirmed and cleared, &c. 1678
465 Stock (Rich.) Doctrine and Use of Repentance. 1608
466 Stockton (Owen) Warning to Drunkards in several Sermons. 1682
467 Sibs (Rich.) Brides longing for her Bride-groom second coming. 1638
468 Strong (J.) Lydia's Heart opened in the Conversion of Sin. by the Gospel. 1675
469 Spark (Rob.) Saints Everlasting Joy. 1660
470 Stoughton (J.) Heavenly Conversation and the natural Man's Condition. 1640
471 Stanton (Nic.) Good Master's Plea against the evil Servants Cavil. 1650
472 Swift's Zion in the House of Mourning because of Sin and Suffering. 1657
473 Sutton (Thomas) England's first and second Summons in 2 Sermons. 1633
474 Sedgwick bearing and burden of the Spirit and the wonder-working God. 1640
475 Saltmarsh (John) Sparkles of Glory, or fome Beams of the Morning-star. 1647
476 Symson (A.) sacred Septenary, or Exposit. of the 7 Psalms of Repentance. 1623
477 Smith (Sam.) Moses his Prayer, or an Exposition of the 12 Psalm. 1656
478 — (W.) Unjust Man's Doom about the Injustice of partial Conformity. 1670
479 — (Henry) Sermons and Prayers. 1592
470 Sandis (Miles) Prudence the first of the four cordial Virtues. 1635
481 Sion in Distress, or the Groans of the Protestant Church. 1611
482 Steele (Rich.) Discourse upon Uprightness. 1672
483 Spiritual Sacrifice, or Devotions and Prayers fitted for a Christian Life. 1676
484 Stuart (Rich.) Three Sermons, with a Sermon of Samuel Hartsnet. 2658
485 Serre (La De) Ethices Christiana, or the School of Wisdom. 1664
486 Shimei's Curses on King David lighting on himself, &c. 1660
487 Solomon's Remembrancer to Transgressors of both Sexes. 1672
488 School of the Heart in 47 Brass Emblems. 1676
489 Survey of Quakerism as it is stated. 1677
490 Spira (Francis) Relation of the fearful Estate in the Year 48, compiled by Nathaniel Bacon. 1681
491 Sober Inquiry, or Christ's Reign with his Saints a thousand Years. 1669
492 Stafford (Anth.) President of Female Perfection, or the Life of the Vir. Mary. 1656
493 Safety and sweets in Afflict. and Suffer. in some Meditat. on 1 Pet. 4.12, 13. 1660
494 Sherwood (R.) Exposition on the Lord's Prayer, Creed, and 10 Command. 1624
[Page 39]495 Triumph of Mercy in the Chariot of Praise. Giles Fletcher's Restauration of Israel, the Land of Promise. Ecclesia Gemens in two Disc. viz. Vision of the Myrtle Grove, and the Lit. among Thorns. Lond. 1677
496 Trenchfeild (Caleb) Father's Counsel to his Son an Apprentice in London. 1672
497 — Christ. Chymistry extract. the Honey of Instruction from variety of Obj. 1662
498 Truth and Certainty of the Protestant Faith, with account of the Doctrine of the Romish Church. 1678
499 Traughton's Causes and Cure of sad disconsolate Thoughts in Christians. 1677
500 Tillman (Tho.) Seventh-day Sabbath sought out and celebrated. 1657
501 Temple (Feter) Man's Master-piece. 1658
502 Tombes (John) Emanuel, or God-man. 1669
503 Turkney (Anth.) None but Christ, or a Sermon upon Acts 4.12. 1654
504 — Balm of Gidead for the Wounds of England, Death disarmed, and none but Christ. 1654
505 Treaty of Pacification, or Conditions of Peace between God and Man. 1648
506 Taffin (J.) Marks of the Children of God of their Comforts in Afflictions. 1615
507 Tounesend (Sampson.) Christians daily Practice, or a Discourse of Prayer. 1658
508 Towne's Assertion of Grace, or a defence of the Doctrine of free Justification. 1655
509 Towers (Will.) Treatise against Atheism, or there is but one God. 1654
510 Trappe (John) True Treasure, or a Treasury of holy Truths. 1641
511 Twisse (Will.) Doubting Conscience resolved. 1652
512 Tillinghast's Word to this Generation concerning the work of the Generation. 1653
513 Taylor (Thomas) Practice of Repentance, Man in Christ, or a New Creature, Meditations from the Creatures. 1629
514 — Regula Vitae, the Rule of the Law undr the Gospel. 1631
515 — King's Bath and comfortable Observations from the Bapt. of Christ. 1620
516 — (J.) Christ's Yoke an easy Yoke, and yet the Gaate to Heav. a strait G. 1675
517 — (Fr.) God's Glory in Man's Happiness against the Arminians. 1654
518 Vindication of the Clergy from the Contempts imposed upon them, &c. 1672
519 Vaughan (W.) Golden-grove moralized in 3 Books. 1608
520 — Church-Militant in Verse. 1640
521 Voce out of the Wilderness for Repentance, Advertisement to Queen Eliz. Babylon is fallen. Exposition of the 11, 12, and 13 Chap. of the Revelation, de Fide contra Baronium. 1661
522 Virel (Mat.) Grounds of Christian Religion. 1636
523 Wyne (R.) Elisij Campus a Paradise of Delights, or an Elixer of Comforts. 1672
524 Whitaker (Tob.) Tree of human Life, or the Blood of the Grape. 1638
525 Wotton (Ant.) Necessity of Separation from the Church of Rome. 1636
526 Ward (Rich.) Pious Man's Practice in Parliament Times. 1641
527 Wall's Comment on the Times, or a Character of the Enemies of the Chur. 1657
528 Wing's Saints Advant. or the Well-fare of the faithful in the worst of times. 1642
529 Wels (S.) Spiritual Remembrancer. 1676
530 Wilson (Tho.) Spirit of Delusion reproved, or the Quakers Cause fairly heard and justly condemned. 1678
531 Wright's Testimony of the Son of Man and against the Son of Perdition. 1661
532 Wollebius (John) Abridgment of Christian Divinity. 1660
533 Book of Psalms in Meter, by Sternhold and Hopkins. 1634
534 Bona (John) Guide to Heaven. 1672
535 Course of Catechizing throughout the Year. 1674
536 Collings's Defensative Armour against 4 of Sathan's most fiery Darts, &c. 1680
[Page 40]537 Davenport (John) Saints Anchor-hold in all Storms and Tempests. Lond. 1661
538 Donne (Dr.) Essays in Divinity. 1651
539 Dennison (J.) Heavenly Banquet, or the Doctrine of the Lord's Supper. 1631
540 Dyke (Jeremiah) Worthy Communicant. 1680
541 Ford (Stephen) Evil Tongue tried and found guilty. 1672
542 Fettiplace (Tho.) Christian Monitor to perswade Sinners to Repentance. 1672
543 Glanvil (Jos.) Earnest Invitation to the Sacrament of the Lords Supper. 1680
544 Gardiner (Samuel) Devotions of the dying Man that desireth to die well. 1627
545 Goodwin (J.) Saints Interest in God in several Sermons on 5th of Novemb. 1640
546 — Return of Mercies, or the Saints Advantages by Losses. 1641
547 Hotchkis (Tho.) Reformation or Ruine, Sermons upon Levit. 24.23, 24. 1675
548 Hall (Jos.) Soliloquies and the Soul's fare-well to Earth, &c. 1651
549 Jelinger (Christ.) Christ and his Saints, Sermons upon Cant. 7.11, 12. 1656
550 Jerusalem and Babel, or the Image of both Churches, &c. 1653
551 K. James's Apology for the Oath of Allegiance and Supremacy, &c. 1660
552 Lowth (Simon) Catechetical Questions, &c. 1673
553 Lock [...]ers (Nich.) Christ's Communion with his Church-Militant. 1672
554 Loyal Nonconformist, or the religious Subject. 1664
555 Lynde (Humfrey) Via tuta, the safe and by-way. 1630
556 Majestas Intemerata, or the Immortality of the King. 1649
557 Marriage asserted in answer to Conjugium Conjurgium. 1674
558 More (Tho.) Common-wealth of Ʋtopia. 1639
559 Mason (H.) Cure of Cures, Contentment in God and of Examination. 1630
560 Nature of Man, written in Greek by Nemesius, Englished by Geo. Withers. 1636
571 Rowley (Alex.) Schollers Companion, or a little Library. 1648
562 Reliquae Sacrae Carolinae, or the Works of that great Monarck, &c. 1650
563 Remembrance for the living for the dead. Paris 1660
564 Smith (John) Patern of true Prayer. Lond. 1624
565 Tradidi vobis, or the traditionary Conveyance of Faith clear'd, &c. 1662
566 Wensley (Robert) Form of sound Words, or the Catechism of the Church of England. 1679
567 Ward (Rich.) Divine Vertues epitomized. 1655
568 Whole duty of Man necessary for all Families. 1678
569 Works of the whole Duty of Man in seven Books, viz. Duty of Man, Gentleman's Calling, Ladies Calling, Decay of Chritian Piety, Lively Oracles, Government of the Tongue, and the art of Contentment in two Vol. 1682
570 Abbot (Rob.) Young Man's warning-pierce, or a Funeral Sermon, &c. 1671
571 Baxter (Richard) True Believers Choice, and Pleasure at Mrs. Mary Cox's Funeral. 1680
572 Macham (N.) Vindication of ordinary and publick Preaching by a Gospel-Minister. 1658
573 Mason (J.) History of the young converted Gallant. 1676
574 Niccol's (H.) Introduction to the holy Understanding of the Glass of Righteousness. 1649
575 Raworth (Francis) Jacob wrestling with the Angel, &c. 1650
576 Royal and Happy Poverty. 1660
577 Rolls (Sam.) Loyalty and Peace, or two seasonable Discourses, &c. 1678
578 Sherman (John) white Salt, or a Correction of a mad World in some well-wishes to Goodness. 1654
[Page 41]578 Sermons, Meditations, and Prayers upon the Plague, 1636 Lond. 1637
579 Style (Will.) Contemplations, Sighs and Groans of a Christian 1640
580 Calamy (Ed.) Godly-Man's Ark, &c. 1681
581 Voice from Heaven to the Com. Wealth of Eng. Eccho to the Voice from Heav. & Visions of Arise Evans. Farly's Bloody Vision interpreted by Ar. Ev. 1653
582 Walker (Geo.) Socinianism discovered and confuted 1641
583 Wither (Geo.) Britain's Remembrancer, &c. 1628
584 Whitaker (W.) Answer to W. Reynolds Refutation 1585
585 Waterhouse (E.) Discourse of the Piety, Charity, & Policy of elder Times. 1655
586 World surveyed, or a brief Account of many remarkable Passages, &c. 1677
587 Watson (Tho.) Plea for the Godly, the Righteous Man's Excellency 1672
588 — Duty of Self-denial briefly opened and urged 1675
589 — Divine Cordial, or the transcend Priviledge of those that love God. 1678
590 Way to Christ, and a Glimpse of Heavens Glory 1674
591 Winstanly (Ger.) Several Pieces, viz. Prophecies fulfilled, Mystery of God, Saints Paradise, Truth lifting up its Head above Scandals, Law of Righteous. 1649
592 Treatise of the Soul's Union with Christ, by J. L. 1680
593 Parker (Sam.) Discourse of Ecclesiastical Polity 1670
594 Hanson (John) Sabbatharians confuted by the New Covenant 1658
595 Tillotson (J.) Sermons preach'd upon several Occasions, first & 2d Vol. 1681
596 Arias (Francis) Little Memorial, the Use of the Sacraments 1602
597 Assembly's Confession of Faith, with larger and shorter Catechisms. Edinb. 1671
598 Ashwood (Barth.) Groans from Sion, a Funeral Sermon Lond. 1681
599 Account of Marriage, in a Letter to a Friend 1672
600 Balthorpe (John) Straights Voyage, or St. David's Poem 1671
601 Bonn (Abr.) Pride & Avarice of the Clergy. Presbit. hindring Reform. 1650
602 Bull (Hen.) Christian Prayers, and holy Meditations 1547
603 Baptism, and the Lord's Supper, in 2 short Discourses 1672
604 Becon (Tho.) Display of the Popish Mass 1637
605 Baxter (Rich.) True Christianity, in 2 Sermons 1665
606 — Now or never 1162
607 — Call to the Unconverted 1670
608 Brinsley (J.) Saints Communion with Jesus Christ, &c. 1654
609 Brathwait (R.) Spiritual Spicery, or Tracts of Devotion and Piety 1638
610 Bythner (Vict.) Lethargy of the Soul 1636
611 Burgess (Ant.) Treatise of Self-judging, in order to receive the Lords-Sup. 1658
612 Bayne (Paul) Brief Directions unto a godly Life 1618
613 Bunyan (J.) Christian Behaviour, &c. 1678
614 Baily (Rich.) Prayers and Meditations, with Instruct. to comfort the Sick. 1630
615 Bunny (Edm.) Book of Christian Exercise, appertaining to Resolution 1598
616 Bradford (J.) Godly Meditations 1614
617 Baker (Rich.) Soliloquy of the Soul, Apol. for Lay-mens Writing 1641
618 Christians Pattern, or the Imitation of Christ 16 [...]0
619 — Refuge, or heavenly Antidotes against the Plague 1665
620 Children's Petition, &c. 1669
621 Crofton (Zach.) Altar-Worship. Edm. Gurney against Images in Churches, 1661
622 Clark (J.) Brief and pithy Treatise about Comfort 1670
623 Christian Devotion, or the pious Soul's daily Supplicat. with Cop. Cuts. 1679
624 Contemplatio Mortis & Immortalitatis 1631
625 Comforts to strengthen the Weak in Faith, by S. E. 1629
[Page 42]626 Crashaw (W.) Dialogue betwixt the Soul and the Body, &c. Lond. 1632
627 Chishul (J.) Seasonable Thoughts of Divine Providence 1666
628 Carpenter (Nat.) Achitophel, Chorazin and Bethsaida's Wo, &c. 1640
629 Case (Tho.) Sensuality detected, Vanity of Vain-Glory, Excellent Woman. 1657
630 Clever (Will.) 4 Treatises, Exercise, Delight, Joy, Triumph of the Soul. 1507
631 Clapham (Henoch) Brief Epitome of the Bibles History, in 2 parts 1608
632 Divine Breathings, or a Manual of Practical Contemplations, in 1 Cent. 1680
633 Defence of the Liturgy of the Church of England, &c. 1661
634 Dying Father's last Legacy to his loving Son, by F. S. 1660
635 Dugard (Tho.) Change, or the blind Eye opened, on Ephes. 6.8. 1641
636 Drelincourt (Cha.) Direction, with Prayers & Meditat. about Lord's-Sup. 1680
637 Ejaculations & Meditations Divine, Moral, and Political 1639
638 Field (J.) Godly Prayers and Meditations, &c. 1585
639 Friendly and seasonable Advice to the Roman-Catholicks of England 1675
640 Fuller (Tho.) Good Thoughts in bad Times, &c. 1645
641 Ford (Steph.) Evil Tongue tried, and found guilty 1672
642 Gee (E.) Steps of Ascension unto God, or a Ladder to Heaven 1677
643 Guide to Heaven from the Word, or Counsel how to close with Christ 1680
644 Golden Chain to link the penitent Sinner unto God, &c. by R.B. 1681
645 Granado de (Lodowick) Heavens Hope, or Man's Happiness 1602
646 Hobbs (Tho.) Human Nature, or the fundamental Elements of Policy 1650
647 Hodges (Tho.) Treatise of Prayer, & Apol. for the use of the Lords-Prayer. 1656
648 Howe (John) Self-dedication, &c. 1682
649 Hitchcock (J.) Sanctuary for honest Men, an Abstract of humane Wisdom. 1619
650 Janeway (James) Token for Children 1671
651 Jackson (John) Book of Conscience opened and read 1642
652 Kidder (Rich.) Young Man's Duty 1677
653 King Charles's Meditations, &c. 1648
654 Leigh (Dorothy) Mothers Blessing 1682
655 Ladyman (Sam.) Dangerous Rule, a Sermon before the Judges 1658
656 Lupton (Donald) Daily Employment for the Soul, &c. 1634
657 Lukin (H.) Interest of the Spirit in Prayer 1674
658 L'Estrange (H.) Heraclitus, or Man's Looking-glass, & Survey of Life 1652
659 Loe (W.) Merchants Manual, &c. 1628
660 Manual of godly Prayers, &c. 1611
661 May (Tho.) Mirrour of Minds 1631
662 Ness's Crown and Glory of a Christian 1677
663 New-Years-Gift for Protestants, or a Looking-glass against Popery 1683
664 — Another, composed of Prayers and Meditations, &c. in 6 parts, 2 vol. 1683
666 New Testament in English 1640
667 Mayer (J.) Fourfold Resolution, in 2 Books 1609
668 Millard (Joshua) Celestial Soliloquies 1651
669 Meditations Miscellaneous, Holy and Humane 1639
670 Plain Discourse of the Mercy of having godly Parents 1667
671 Paget (John) Meditations of Death 1641
672 Preston (J.) Saints Submission, and Satan's Overthrow 1638
673 Palmer (Herbert) Memorials of Godliness & Christianity, in 2 parts 1681
674 Price (W.) Soul's Porter, to cast out Sin, and to keep out Sin 1638
675 Pore (Rob.) Spiritual Flowers for Saints and Sinners 1655
676 Palmer (Tho.) Christians Freedom, or God's Deed of Gift to the Saints 1646
[Page 43]677 Proposition for the Safety & Happiness of the King and Kingdom, Lond. 1677
778 Powell (V.) Divine Love, or the Willingness of Christ to save Sinners 1677
679 Perkins (W.) Exposition on Zeph. 2. with the Doctrine of Repentance 1607
680 Rogers (Tho.) Method unto Mortification, in 3 Books 1586
681 —Precious Book of heavenly Meditations 1634
682 Randal (Gile) Single Eye, entitled the Vision of God 1646
683 Reynel (Ed.) Advice against Libertinism 1659
684 Reynolds (Lancelot) Spiritual Intervals, or the Soul's Exercise P641
685 Seasonable Cases of Conscience about Things indifferent 1661
686 Stampe (W.) Treatise of Spiritual Infatuation Hague 1656
687 Sutton (Christ.) Treatise, Learn to live Lond. 1679
688 — Godly Meditations upon the most holy Sacrament 1658
689 Sales (Fran.) Introduction to a devout Life, &c. 1616
690 Themilthorpe (Nich.) Posie of godly Prayers 1679
691 True Religion explained, & defended against its Arch-Enemies, in 6 Books. 1660
692 Treasure of Gladness, Prayers, Meditations, & Exhortations, &c. 1629
693 Taylor (Tho.) Circumspect Walking 1619
694 Sheppard (Tho.) Sound Believer, or a Treat. of Evangel. Conversion. Edinb. 1650
695 Sangar (Gabriel) Word of Faith improved Lond. 1656
696 Valentine (Hen.) Private Devotions, digested into 6 Letanies 1682
697 Venning (Ralph) Orthodox Paradoxes, Theoretical & Experimental 1648
698 Vade mecum, a Manual of Essays, Moral, Theological 1629
699 Ʋsher (James) Principles of Christian Religion 1649
700 Warmstry (Tho.) Box of Spikenard, or a Manual of Devotion 1671
701 Wolseley (Charles) Case of Divorce discuss'd 1673
702 Practice of Repentance, & a Man in Christ, or a new Creature 1635
703 Discourse of the Person and Period of Antichrist, by Christopher Ness 1679
704 Christians Engagement for the Gospel, with a Funeral Sermon 1641
705 Immanuel, or a Discovery of true Religion, by S. Shaw 1669
706 Life and Death of Mr. Badman, &c. by J. Bunyan 1680
707 Greatness of the Soul, and the unspeakableness of its Loss, by Bunyan. 1683
708 Promises displayed in their Strength and Glory, by Tho. Henderson. 1669
709 Moses revived, and 176 sacred Observations upon the Verses of Psalms. 1669
710 Marks of the Children of God, and of their Comforts in Afflictions. 1615
711 Sacred Diary, or select Meditations for every part of the Day, &c. 1679
712 Christ's Yoke an easy Yoke, &c. by Bp Taylor 1675
713 Contemplations and Devotions upon Christ's Passion, by Charles Herle 1631
714 Comprehensive Rule of Righteousness, by Benj. Camfield 1671
715 Crow's Catalogue of our English Writers on the Old and New Testam. 1668
716 Propugnaculum Pietatis, the Saints Eben-ezer, & Pillar of Hope in God 1677
717 Treatise of the Soul's Union with Christ, by J. L. 1680
718 Melius inquirendum, or a sober Enquiry into the Reasonings of the serious Enquiry. Gilt & Let. 1681
719 History of Popish Sham-Plots, from Q. Eliz. to the present Popish Plot. 1682
720 Bunyan's Holy War made by Shaddai upon Diabolus, &c. 1682
721 Waller's Divine Meditations on several occasions, with a daily Directory. 1680
722 Believers Triumph over Death, a Relat. of the last Hours of Dr. And. Rivet. 1682
723 Lob's Glory of Free-Grace display'd, &c. 1680
724 Simple and religious Consultation of the Archbishop of Tolone, &c. 1548

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Volumes of Sermons in Quarto.

1 COllection of Sermons on divers Occasions, viz. by Dr. Jo. Temple, S. Holden, Dr. Spratt, Is. Barrow, Bp Rainbow, Dr. Sudbury, with others, in numb. 16.
2 Seventeen Sermons on several Occasions, by Dr. Allestry, Dr. Slater, Tho. Sprat, Dr. Cradock, Bp Lucy, with others.
3 Collection of Sermons, by Dr. Preston, Burgess, Marshal, Case, &c.
4 Collection of 20 Sermons, by Chr. Love, Price, Geree, Hieron, Higgons, &c.
5 Collection of 20 Sermons on several occasions, by Hurst, Oxley, Spencer, Jackson, Cheynell, Gataker, Wild, &c.
6 Collection of Sermons, viz. by Bp Wilkins, Bp Morley, Dr. Lee, Pierce, Dr. Saneroft, Dr. Reynolds, with others, in all number 19.
7 Collection of 19 several Sermons on several occasions, by Bp Dolben, Stilling-fleet, Jackson, Sudbury, with others.
8 Sixteen Sermons on several Occasions, by Mr. Bolton, Nalton, &c.
9 Twenty two several Sermons, viz. by M. Pool, T. Goodwin, R. Venning, T. Hooker, Tho. Brookes, Ob. Sedgwick, with others.
10 Eighteen several Sermons, viz. by Bp Sandcroft, Ed. Stilling-fleet, Sim. Patrick, Dr. Spratt, Jo. North, J. Tillotson, with others.
11 Nineteen Sermons on several Occasions, by Dr. Stilling-fleet, G. Burnet, J. Tillotson, Sim. Patrick, with others.
12 Collection of 20 Sermons on divers occasions, viz. by Owen, Adams, Amiraut, Watson, Carter, Smith, Herle, with others.
13 Fifteen several Sermons, viz. by R. Neville, Is. Barrow, G. Alsop, Jo. Cave, Dr. Pierce, W. Lloyd, with others.
14 Collection of Sermons by Dr. Calamy, Dr. Jacomb, Chr. Love, &c.
15 Twenty Sermons on several occasions, by Dr. Oates, Bp of Meath, Dr. Gregory, Lloyd, Tillotson, Stilling-fleet, Cave, Jane, Sharpe, Bell, &c.
16 Thirteen Sermons on divers Occasions, by Bp Crofts, Dr. Meggot, Jo. Crook, Dr. Parker, Fr. Spanheim, Dr. Spratt, Ed. Pelling, Hesketh, &c.
17 Sixteen Sermons, by Dr. Ed. Reynolds, Dr. Sanderson, Bp Ʋsher, Cooper, Price, Preston, Gataker, Mainwaring, &c.
18 Collection of Sermons on several Occasions, viz. by Dr. South, Dr. Sanderson, Glanvill, Littleton, Reynolds, with divers others.
19 Collection of 17 several Sermons, by Dr. Burnet, Ed. Calamy, Dr. Donne, Tho. Mocket, with others.
20 Fifteen Sermons on divers Occasions, viz. by Jo. Owen, H. Greenwood, El. Pettis, Rob. Harris, with others.
21 Ten Sermons on divers Occasions, viz. by the Bishop of Spalato, Jo. Howson, Jo. Prideaux, W. Crashaw, &e.
22 Twelve Sermons, by Jo. Swan, W. Basset, W. Strong, Ed. Reynolds, Burroughs. Remarks on Dr. Sanderson's Life, &c.
23 Collection of Sermons, by Chr. Love, S. Marshall, Edm. Calamy, Jo Lightfoot, W. Bridge, Jo. Tombes, &c.
24 Seventeen Sermons on divers Occasions, by Mr. Barnes, Mr. Luzancy, Dr. Cave, Jo. Sharp, J. Tillotson, J. Duport, with others.
25 Eighteen Funeral Sermons, by Jo. Collins, Tho. Brooks, Crofton, Calamy, Marshall, Reynolds, Bishop of Lincoln, and others.
26 Thirteen Funeral Sermons, by Dr. Barwick, Dr. Hughs, Dr. Jacomb, Dr. Lloyd, Tho. Coleman, Jo. Lightfoot, with others.

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Miscellanies, History, &c. in Folio.

1 HIstory of the Netherlands, continued unto 1608. by Grimstone. Lond. 1608
2 —Of France unto 1598. by J. de Serres, to the year 1622. by Grimstone with a continuat. of the Gen. Hist. of France 2 vol. 1624
3 —Of the State of Venice by Fougasses, Engl. by W. Shute. Let. 1612
4 —Of the Worthies of England, by Thomas Fuller. Let. 1662
5 —Of the Civil Wars of France, by Henrico Caterino Davila. Let. 1647
6 —Of Ethiopia in 4 Books, with Copper-plates, by Job Ludolphus. Let. 1682
7 —Of the Kings of Portugal in Cop. plates, by Scevole Let. 1662
8 —Of France in 10 Books, by Gualdo Priorato, Engl. by W. Brent. Let. 1674
9 —Of the Life, Reign, and Death of Ed. 2. by E. F. in the year 1627. 1680
10 —Of the Grec. War in 8 Books, by Thucydides, Transl. by T. Hobs Gilt. Let. 1676
11 —Of the Wars of Flanders, by Cardinal Bentivoglio, with Brass fig. Let. 1678
12 —Of the Execrable Irish Rebellion, &c. 1680
13 —Of the Reigns of H. the 7. and 8. Ed. the 6. and Q. M. by L. Bac. Godwyn. Let. 1674
14 —Of the Lives of the Kings of England, &c. by William Martin. Let. 1638
15 —Of Virginia, New England the Summer-Isles, with maps, by J. Smith. 1626
16 —Of Italy, with the adjacent Islands of Sicily, Malta, &c. by Edm. Warcupp. Let. 1660
17 —Of the Repub. of Venice in 12 books, by Bapt. Nani, Engl. by Honywood. Let. 1673
18 —Of France under the administ. of Card. Richlieu by J. Dodington. 1657
19 —Of the Life and Death of W. Laud L. Archbish. of Canterb. by P. Heylyn. Let. 1671
20 —Of the Reformation of the Church of Engl. by Peter Heylyn. Let. 1674
21 —Of the Island of Barbadoes, with Brass Cuts, by Richard Ligon. 1673
22 —Of the Life and Reign of Rich. the Third in 5. books, by Geo. Buck. 1646
23 —Of the Low-Countrey Wars, with Brass figures, by Famianus Strada. 1650
24 —Of the Life and Reign of King James the first, by Arthur W [...]son. Let. 1653
25 —Of the Civil Wars of Spain in the R. of Ch. the 5. by Prudencio de Sandoval. 1652
26 —Of Laws; of Mines & Mineral works in Engl. Wales, and Ireland, by J. Pettus. 1670
27 —Of Scanderbeg K. of Albanie, his Acts against the Turks. Let. 1596
28 —Of Queen Elizabeth, Composed by way of Annals, by Camden. 16 [...]0
29 —Of Lapland the Orig. Manners, Habits, Marriages, &c by J. Scheffer. Oxford 1674
30 —Of the Life and Death of Mary Stuart Queen of Scotland. 1624
31 —Of the Civil Wars of Engl. betw. the two houses of Lanc. & York, by Fr. Biondi. 1646
32 —Of the Holy War, by Thomas Fuller. — with Cuts, Let. Camb 1639
33 —Of the Iron Age, with the Wars, &c. to 1656. with Effig. by Parival. Let. 1656
34 —Of the Goths, Swedes, and Vand. and other Northern Nat. by Olaus Magnus. 1658
35 —Of Diodorus Siculus in 6 books, done into English by Henry Cogan. 1653
36 —Of the Houses of Douglas and Angus, by David Hume, Let. Edinburgh. 1644
37 —Of England, by Samuel Daniel. 1626
38 —Of the Unit. of the Kingd. of Portug. to the Cr. of Castile, by Ed. Blunt. Let. 1600
39 —Of the Plots of our Pretended Sts. or of some Presbyt. by H. Foulis. 1662
[Page 2]40 —Of Romish Treasons and Usurpations, &c. by H. Foulis. 1618
41 —Of 12. Caesars Emperours of Rome, by Suetonius Tranquillus. 1606
42 Memorials of the Engl. affairs, or an Histor. account of the Reign of K. Ch. the 1. 1686
43 Sammes (Aylett) Antiquities of ancient Britain, &c. with Brass-Cuts. Let. 1672
44 Heylyn (Peter) Cosmography of the whole World, in 4 books, with Maps. 1682
45 Blome (R.) Geograph. Descript. of the 4 Parts of the World with Maps 1670
46 —Britannia: or a Geograph. description of Engl. Scotl. and Ireland, &c. 1673
47 Milles (Tho.) Catalogue of Honour, &c. Let. 1610
48 Rushworth (J.) Historical Collections, 1. vol. 1682
49 Churchil [...]Winst.) Rem. upon the Lives of the K. of this Isle, from 2855 to 1660. Let. 1675
50 Dugdale (W.) Short View of the late troubles in Engl. with the Ʋxb. Treaty. Oxford 1681
51 Froissart (J.) Chronicles of England, France, Spain, Portugal, &c. 1515
52 Leicester (P.) Historical Antiquities, viz. Great Britain, Irel. Cheshire. Let. 1673
53 Ingelo (Nathaniel) Bentivoglio and Ʋrania, in 6 books, Let. 1682
54 Hondy (Jud.) Mercator's Atlas: Description of the World, with Maps. Let. 1635
55 Hugo (Herman) Siege of Breda with Cuts. 1627
56 The Life of Guzman de Alfarache, in 2 parts. Let. 1656
57 Howel (W.) Institution of General History. Let. 1661
58 Grafton (Rich.) Chronicle. Let. 1568
59 Bacon (Fr.) Resuscitatio, or several pieces of his works. Gilt and Let. 1671
60 —Advancement, and Proficiency of Learning in 9 books. 1674
61 —Natural History, and of Life and Death, new Atlantis, &c. 1670
62 Declaration concerning the Late Tumults in Scotland. Let. 1639
63 Prynne (Will.) Breviate of the Life and Tryal of Bishop Laud. Let. 1644
64 Dillingham (W.) Commentaries of Sir Francis Vere, with Cuts. 1657
65 Wotton (Hen.) State of Christendom, with a Supplement. Let. 1657
66 Richardson (Gabriel) State of Europe, in 14. books. Oxford. 1627
67 Jones (J.) Antiq. of Great Britain, vulgarly called Stone-heng on Salisbury-Plain. 1655
68 Howell (James) Survey of the Signory of Venice. 1651
69 Harrington (James) Common-wealth of Oceana. Let. 1656
70 Gayton (Edmond) Pleasant Notes upon Don Quixot. 1654
71 Stapylton (Rob.) Juvenile Manners of Men described in 16. Satyrs. 1660
72 Ogilby (John) Homer his Odysses Translated, adorn'd with Sculptures. Let. 1665
73 Holyoke (Tho.) Large Dictionary, in 3 parts. Let. 1677
74 (Galileus) Mathematical Collections and Translations, in 2 Tomes. Let. 1661
75 Du Barta's Works upon various Subjects, Engl. by Sylvester. Let. 1641
76 Sandy's (George) Ovid Metamorphosis, with figures. Let. 1640
77 L [...]dge (T.) Translation of Seneca's Works both Moral and Natural. Let. 1614
78 Beaumont and Fletcher (Francis and John) Comedies and Tragedies. Let. 1647
79 Heylyn (P.) Histor. and Miscellaneous Tracts, with the authors Life. Let. 1681
80 Tavernier Bapt. (J.) 6 Voyages through Turkey into Persia, and the East-Indies, &c. 1678
81 Machiavel (Nicholas) Works, Secretary of Florence. Let. 1680
82 Letters and Poems in honour of the Princess, Marg. Dutch. of New-castle. 1674
83 Wilkins (John) Real Character, and a Philosopical Language. Let. 1668
84 Skinner (Steph.) Etymologicon Linguae Anglicanae. 1671
85 The Absolute Accountant, and London Merchant, by T. Brown. 1673
86 Sidney (Philip.) Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia. 1674
87 Leybourn (W.) Dialling in 2. distinct Tract. Illustrated by Sculp. in Copper. Let. 1682
88 Ward (Roberts) Animadversions of War in 2 books with Copper Cuts. 1639
89 Pharamond, or the Hist. of France, a Romance, in 12 Parts, Gilt. Let. 1677
90 Philosophical Letters, &c. 1676
91 Feltham (Owen) Resolves Divine, Moral, Political, &c. 1677
92 Lady March. of Newcast. Nat. Pictures drawn by Francies Pencil to the Life. 1656
[Page 3]93 Saunders (Rich.) Physiognomie and Chiromancy, with Cuts. 1671
94 Lusiad or Portugals Histor. Poems, by Luis de Canice [...]s, and Engl. by R. Fanshaw. 1655
95 Philips (Kath.) Poems, to which is added Pompey and Horace, Traged. &c. 1678
96 Malynes (Gerard) Lex mercatoria, or the antient Law Merchant. 1629
97 Marrow of the French Tongue, &c. 1656
98 Recreations with the Muses, by W. Earl of Sterline. 16 [...]7
99 Charlton (Walter) Philosophy upon the Hypothesis of Atoms. Let. 1654
100 Herbert (Tho.) Travels into divers parts of Asia and Africk, with Copper Cuts. 1638
101 Grand Scipio, an Excellent new Romance. 1660
102 R. Cowley (Abr.) Poems, Miscellanies, &c. 16 [...]6
103 Spanish Bawd represented in Celestina, or the Tragick Com. of Castro & Melibea. 1631
104 Foster (Sam.) Miscellanies or Mathematical Lucubrations, with Cop. Cuts. 1659
105 Sherwood (Rob.) French and English Dictionary. 1632
106 Drayton (Michael) Palae Albion in several books of Odes. Let. 1662
107 Paruta (Paolo) Politick Discourses in Ital. Englished by H. E. of Monmouth. 1657
108 Chapman (G.) Crown of all Homer's works, or the Battail of Frogs and Mice, &c. 1634
109 Elise, or Innocencie Guilty, a new Romance Translated, by J. Jennings. 1655
110 Guicciardine (Fr.) Aphorisms Civil and Military. Let. 1629
111 Barret (Rob.) Theorick and Pract. of Modern Wars Dialogue-wise, in 6 Books. 1598
112 Willan (Leonard) Exact Politician, or Compleat Statesman. 1670
113 Minister of State, by Mounsieur de Silhon Secretary to Card. Richelieu. 1663
114 Philips (Ed.) New World of English Words, or a General Dictionary. 1658
115 Ramesey (W.) Astrology being an Introduct. to the Judgment of the Stars. 1653
116 Elton (Rich.) Compleat body of the art Military. 1650
117 Killegrews 4 Plays viz. Siege of Ʋrbin, Selindra Love & Friendsh. & Pandora. Oxf. 1666
118 Gwillim (John) Display of Heraldry. 1611
119 Exemplary Novels, in six books, &c. 1640
120 Spencer (Edmund) Fairy Queen, disposed into 12. books. 1609
121 Annals of Cornelius Tacitus in 16. books, end of Nero and beginning of Galba in 4 books, with the Life of Agricola, and Sr. H. Savils Notes. 1605
122 Tops (Alex.) Newfound-land, or a Language at the Creation of the World. 1648
123 Biondi (Francesco) Coralbo a new Romance, in 3 books. 1655
124 Markham (Fr.) Book of Honour, or the Decads of Epistles of Honour. Let. 1625
125 Gadbury (John) Doct. of Nativities, with the Horary questions in 2 parts. 1658
126 Drayton (Michael) Poems with sundry pieces inserted. 1619
127 Countess of Montgomeries Ʋrania. 1621
128 Clelia an excellent Romance, by Monsieur de Scudery, in 5. parts. 1678
129 Baker (Rich.) Chronicle of the Kings of England. 1643
130 History of the Wars of Flanders, with Cop. Cuts, by Card. Bentivoglio. 1678
131 Hist. of the Grecian War by Thucydides, Translated by Tho. Hobbs, with Maps. 1676
132 Short View of the Late Troub. in Engl. with the Treaty at Ʋxb. in 1644. Let. Oxf. 1681
133 Sylva Sylvarum, or a Natural History with new Atlantis, &c. by Francis Bacon. Let. 1658
134 History of the Iron Age, the true State of Europ in the year 1500. with Cuts; by J. Parival. 1656
135 Antiquities of antient Britain, &c. by Aylett Sammes. with Maps, 1676
136 Geography, and Hist. of the World in 4 books, with Maps, &c. by P. Heylyn. 1672
137 Du Barta's Works, with a Compleat Collect. of other Delight. pieces, &c. Let. 1641
138 Historical Antiquities in 2 books, Great-Britain, Ireland and Cheshire, with Doomesd [...]y-book, by Peter Leycester. 1673
139 Rushworth. ( [...]n) Historical Collections 1. vol. 16 [...]2
140 Works [...] [...]nous Nich. Machiavel, Citizen and Secretary of Florence. 1680
141 Brent W [...] [...] [...]y of France, in ten books, &c. 1674
142 Ludolph [...] [...] [...]f the Kingd. of Abessinia, Empire of Prester John, 1682
[Page 4]143 Warcup (Edm.) Hist. of the Isl. of Malta, with what is remark, in Rome, with Cuts. 1660
144 King Charles's declaration of the Late Tumults in Sco [...]l. from their first Original. 1639
145 Monmouth (Hen.) Politick Discourses, with a short Soliloquy. 1657
146 Maximes of State and Government, by a Person of Honour. 1667
147 Perfect States-man, or Minister of State, by Leo. Willan Esq 1670
148 Don Diego Puede Exemplary Novels, &c. 1640
149 Giov. Francisco Biondi Coralbo, a Romance. 1655
150 History of the Reformation of the Church of England, by Peter Heylyn. 1674
151 Countess of Pembrokes Arcadia, by Sir Philip Sidney. 1605
152 The Absolute Accountant and London Merchant, necessary for the stat. Accounts. 1678
153 Braithwait's English Gentleman and Gentlewoman. 1641
154 French Academy: or Discourses on various Subjects, Alphabetically. 1618
155 Burton's Melancholy. 1676

Miscellanies, History &c. in Quarto.

1 HExham (H.) Dutch and English Dictionary, compleat 2 vol. Rotterd. 1648
2 Gunter (Edm.) Works: Description and use of the Sector, Cross staff, Bow, Quadrant, &c. Let. 1680
3 De Balzac (Mounsieur) Letters. 1638
4 Bulwer (J.) Man Transform'd; or the artificial Changling with an Appendix of the Pedigree of the English Gallant. 1653
5 Kilburne (Rich.) Survey of the County of Kent. 1659
6 Feltham (Owen) Resolves, Divine, Moral and Political. 1636
7 Prynne (W.) Antip. of the Lordly Prel. or an Hist. collect. of Treas. 2 parts in 2 vol. 1641
8 —Soveraign Power of Parl. and Kingdoms in 4 parts, with an Appendix. 1648
9 Godwin (Tho.) English Exposition of the Roman Antiquities. Oxford 1625
10 Court of King James, the 1. King of Great Britain, &c. 16 [...]0
11 Elements of Armories, by E. B. 1610
12 Purple Island, or the Isle of Man: and Poetical Miscellanies, by P. F. 1633
13 Bacon (Fr.) Essayes or Counsels, Civil and Moral. 1632
14 —Advancement of Learning, Divine and Humane, in 2 books. 1633
15 Camdens Remaines concerning Britain, &c. 1614
16 Prideaux (Matthias) Introduction for reading all sorts of Histories. 1654
17 Epicurus's Morals, and faithfully Englished, by W. Charleton. 1656
18 Walker's History of Independency, in 3 parts. 1648
19 Heywood (T.) Life of Merlin Sirnamed Ambrosius, his prophecies and Predictions. 1641
20 Heylyn (Peter) Little description of the Great World. Oxford 1633
21 Husbands, An exact collect. of Declar. Orders, Votes, &c. between the K. and the Parl. beginning at the K's return from Scotl. De. 4 [...]. & until Mar. 21.43. 1643
22 Campanellas (Tho.) Discourse touching the Spanish Monarchy. 1654
23 Abbot (Geo.) Breif description of the World. 1605
24 Morgan (Silvanus) Dialling Universal and Particular, with the Court of Art. 1652
25 Spelman (Henry) Villare Anglicum, or a View of the Towns of England. 1656
26 Bryskett (Lod.) Discourse of Civil Life, with Bacons Advan. of Learn. in 2 books. 1606
27 Smith (John) Englands improvement Reviv'd, in 6 books. 1673
28 Theophania, or several modern Hist. represented by way of Rom. in 7 books. 1655
29 Love (Christopher) Tryal before the High Court of Justice in Westm. Hall. 1651
30 Brown (Ed.) Account of some Travels, in 2 parts. 1673
3 [...] —Account of Travels in Hungaria, Servia, &c. being the 1. part. 1 [...]73
[Page 5]32 Rights of the Kingd. or Customs of our Ancest. Touching of our Kings and Parl. 1682
33 Palmer (J.) Mathematical Jewel in 5 books. 16 [...]8
34 Monteage (Stephen) Debtor and Creditor, made Easie for Merchants and others. 1682
35 Warner (W.) Albions England in 13 books, with a Continuation of 3 books more. 1606
36 Guevara (Anthony) Chronicle containing the Lives of ten Emperours of Rome. 1577
37 Lloyd (Lodowick) Marrow of History; or the Pilgrimage of Kings and Princes. 1653
38 Ba [...]e (J.) Misteries of Nat. and art, viz. Water and Fire Works. Draw. Washing. 1635
39 Gadbury (J.) Account of the 3 late Comets, or Blazing-Stars. 1665
40 Tap (John) Seamans Kalendar, with his art of Navigation, in 3 parts. 1632
41 Aspley (J.) Looking-Glass for Seamen, with the Navigators supply. 1632
42 Philips (Henry) Geometrical Sea-man, or the Art of Navigation. 1675
43 Brathwait (Rich.) English Gentleman and Woman. 1633
44 Lithgow (W.) 19 Years Travels; by 3 Voyages in Europe, Asia and Africa. 1650
45 Pugh (T.) British, and Out-landish prophecies, most of above a 1000 years Antiq. 1658
46 Mirror of Government, both Ecclesiastical and Civil. 1618
47 Appianus Alexandrinus's Hist. of the Civil dissentions of the Romans, in 2 parts. 1578
48 Love and Valour, the divers Affections of Minerva. 1638
49 Donne (John) Letters to several persons of Honour. 1654
50 Swedish Intelligencer 5 parts, and the Discipline, in 3 parts. 1632
51 History of Popish policies and practices, out of Thuanus, with a Discourse of the original of the Powder Plot. 167 [...]
52 Agrippa (Cornelius) Vanity of Sciences. 1569
53 Ratcliffe (Aegr.) Politic. discourses treating of vocat. as well publick as private. 1578
54 Richardson (Alex.) Logicians School-master, or a Comment upon Ramus Logick. 1629
55 Ramus (Peter.) Way to Geometry, very useful for Astronomers, Geographers, &c. 1636
56 Nicolas (Tho.) Lapidary, or the History of pretious Stones. 1653
57 Mirror for Magistrates, being a true Chron. or History of the untimely falls of such unfortunate Princes and men of Note, since the 1. entrance of Brute, with a Poem called Englands Eliz. 1610
58 Heywood (Tho.) Exemplary lives and acts of 9. worthy Women of the World, 3 Jews, 3 Gentiles, and 3 Christians, with Cuts. 1640
59 —Troja Britannica, or Great Britains Troy; a Poem. 1625
60 Leyburn (W.) Art of Dialling. [...]669
61 Mirror of Policy: what Policy is, and how many sorts of polit. Govern. there are 1620
62 History of Don Bellianis of Greece, or the honour of Chivalry. 1673
63 Destruction of Troy, in 3 books. 1670
64 Gadbury (J.) Dooms-Day not so near as dreaded: Touching the present invas. of the Turk into the German Emp. and the probable success thereof. 1664
65 Day (Angel) English Secretary in 2 parts, with Tropes, Figures and Schemes. 1573
66 History of the Waldenses and of the Albigenses, retain. Prot. Relig. 1300 years. 165 [...]
67 Machiavel (Nicholas) Art of War, in 7 books. 158 [...]
68 Ten Tragedies and Comedies, by George Chapman, James Shirley and others. 1639
69 Golding (Arthur) Translation of Ovids Metamorphosis. 15 [...]
70 Swan (J.) Speculum Mundi, an account of the Creat. of the world. 1643
71 Prynn (W.) Plea for the Lords and House of Peers. 165 [...]
72 Accedence of Armory. J. Boswell's works of Armory in 3 books, the concords of Honour, and of Coats and Crests. W. Wyrley's true use of Armory. 1597
73 Vox Belli or an Alarm to War. Alexander Ross, New Planet no Planet, in answer to a discourse, that the Earth may be a planet. Observations concerning the original of Government upon Hobbs Leviathan: Milton against Salmatius and Grotius de jure Belli. General Monks speech to the Members of Parliament, for Peace and Unity. Collection of his Majesties Gracious Letters, Speeches, Messages, and Declarations since [Page 6] April [...]/14 166 [...]. Rope for Pol, or a hue and cry after Marchemont Needham the late Scurrilous News writer: Evelyn J. Fumifugium, or the Smoak of London dissipated. The Chimneys Scuffle. Brief Narative of that stupendous Tragedy late intended to be acted by the Satanical Saints of these reforming times: Also an account of the Tryal of Tonge, Philips, Stubbs, Hind, Sallers and Gibbs, &c. Relation from Rome, of the Massacre committed upon the French Ambassador and his Lady. True, but, sad relation of the great Fire that happned at Mr. d' Lau [...]'s house in Lothbury, &c. Grace better than Gold: or the Saints rest; being a brief and Elegant discourse of the Life and Death o [...] Mr. Norton.

Miscellanies, History, &c. Octavo, & Duod.

1 LEigh (Edward) England described, or the several Counties and Shires, &c. 16 [...]9
2 Stow (J.) Abridg. of the English Chron. a [...]gm. by E. H to the year. 1610. 1611
3 [...]ard (J.) Hobbs's State of Nat. in a Dial betw. Philautus & Tim. with 5. Letters. 1672
4 [...]vil (Joseph.) Consid. about Witchcraft, with the Daemon of Tedworth, &c. 1668
5 Gualdi (Abbot) Life of Donna Olympia Mald [...]chini. 1667
6 Short View of the Life and Reign of K. Charles the 1. from his birth to his burial. 1658
7 Porter (T.) New book of Maps, with direct▪ to all parts in Engl. Scotl. and Irel. 1655
8 —Compend. view, or Cosmograph. and Geograph Descript. of all the World. 1667
9 History of the Princess Henrietta Maria de Bourbon Queen of England. 1660
10 Life and Death of Henrietta Maria de Bourbon Queen to King Charles the First. 1669
11 Hobbes's Philosoph. Rudiments concerning Govern. and Civil Society, with Cuts. 1651
12 Godfridus Book of Knowledge about the Planets, &c. 1655
13 Book of Rates, Subsid. Granted to the King. 1660
14 Machiavels (Nich) Prince: Also the Life of Castruccio Castracani of Lucca, &c. 1661
15 —Discourses upon the first Decad of T. Livius. 1656
16 Modern Policies, taken from Machiavel, Borgia, and other choice Authors. 1652
17 Osbornes Advice to a Son; for his bet. conduct through the Encount. of this Life. 1656
18 —Political Reflections upon the Government of the Turks, &c. 1656
19 Martinius (Martin) Bellum Tartaricum, or the the conquest of the Empire of China. 1654
20 Raleigh (W.) Remains, viz. Max. of S ate: advice to his Son, his Sceptick. Gi [...]t. Let. 1675
21 Account of Marriage, or the Interest of Marriage considered and defended. 1672
22 Flatman (T.) Poems and Songs. 1674
23 Plantagenets Tragical story of the death or K. Edw. the 4. with the Voyage of Rich. the 3. Poetry. 1649
24 Wither (G.) Crums and Scraps, found in a Prisoners basket at New-gate. Poetry. 1661
25 —Sigh for the Pitchers, with 3 private meditations. 1666
26 Don (J.) Poems with Elegies on the Authors death, with several copies under his own hand. 1654
27 Poems, Elegies, Paradoxes and Sonnets. 1657
28 Lovelace (Rich.) Lucasta; Odes, Sonnets, Songs, &c. to which is added Aramantha, a Pastoral. 1649
29 Men miracles, with other Poems, by M. LL. 1656
30 Ill pastor Fido; or the faithful Shepherd. 1633
31 Flecknoe (Rich.) Epigrams of all sorts, on several occasions. 1670
32 Britannia's Pastorals in 2 books. 1625
33 Whitcombe (Rob.) Janua Divorum, or the Lives of Heathen Gods, with 25 Cuts. 1678
34 Cockin's Poems: the Obst. Lady, a Com. and Trapolin suppos'd a Prince, Trag. Com. 1658
35 — Tragedy of Ovid. 1669
[Page 7]36 Gallantry Al a mode, a Satyr. Poem, in 3 parts: The humors of this present Age. 1674
37 Heywood (T.) Pl [...]asant Dialogues and Dramma's, out of Lucian, Erasmus, &c. 1637
38 Spelman (Hen.) Villare Anglicum, or a view of all the Cities, Towns and Villages in England, &c. Gilt. Let. 1678
39 An argument, proving from History and Records, that W. D. of Normandy made no absolute conquest of England, by Sword, &c. 1682
40 An account of a Late Voyage to Athens, and account of that famous City: and of the present Empire of the Turks. 1676
41 Reduct. of I [...]el. to the Crown of Engl. with the Govern. since the conq. by K. H. 2. 1675
42 The Loves of Ch. D. of Mantua, and of Margaret Count. of Rovera, out of Italian. 1660
43 Raleigh (Walter) Life, with his Tryal at Winchester, by John Shirley. 1677
44 Russian Impostor, or the History of Muscovie. 1674
45 Famous Chinois; or the Loves of several of the French Nobility under borrowed Names, with a Key. 1669
46 Life and Reign of King Richard the 2. by a person of quality. 1681
47 Vossius (Isaac) Treatise concerning the motion of the Seas and Winds. 1677
48 Distempers of Gover. under these two heads.
- The Nobilities
- The Commons
desire of
- Rule
- Liberty
being the Life of K. Hen. 3. 1680
49 Templum Musicum, or the Musical Synop. being Mathem. and Pract. parts of Mus. 1664
50 M. Scarron's Let. to persons of Qual. rendred into Eng. by J. Davis of Kidwelly. 1677
51 Education of a Prince, in 3 parts, useful for all persons whatsoever. 1678
52 Whiteal (J.) An answer to Behemoth, or Hobbs Hist. of the Civil Wars of Engl. 1680
53 Observ. on the Poems of Homer and Virgil, with compar. of Plato, and Arist. in 4. parts. And Judg. on Alexander and Caesar, Seneca, Plutarch, by J. Davis. 1672
54 Beraldus Prince of Savoy, a Novel, in 2 parts, out of French, by a person of qual. 1675
55 Carlton (Mary) Counterfeit Lady unveiled: known by the name of Germ. Princess. 1673
56 Pool (Joshua) English Parnassus, or a help to English Poesie. 1657
57 Record (Rob.) Arithmetick. 1658
58 French Tutor, by way of Grammar, by R. S. L. 1625
59 Smith (J.) Instructions for the French, Italian, Spanish and English Tongues. 1674
60 Festeau's (Paul) French Grammar. 1675
61 Mauger (Claude) French Grammar. 1662
62 Torriano (Gio) Italian Grammar, with Choice Dialogues, 1673
63 The true Idioma of the Ital. Tongue: choice sentences and Dial. in Ital. & English. 1660
64 Stockwood (J.) Treatise of the Figures construed. 1661
65 Machiavel (Nich.) Florentine History, in 8 books. 1674
66 Mock-Clelia being a Comical History, and Novels in Imitation of Don Quixot. 1678
67 Hobbs (Tho.) Ten Dialogues of Natural Philosophy. 1678
68 Rapin (R.) Reflections on Aristotles Treatise of Poesie. 1674
69 Salisbury (Tho.) Learned man Defended and Reform'd. 1660
70 Amours of the English Gallantry in several Historical Poems. 1675
71 Artemidorus Interpretation of Dreams. 1673
72 Amorous Convert, being a true relation of what happened in Holland. 1679
73 Aurelius (Marcus) Golden book. 1557
74 Adagia Scotica, or a collection of Scotch proverbs. 1668
75 Brief Chronicle of the Turkish War. 1664
76 Bagwell (W.) Mystery of Astronomy. 1673
77 Bulwer (J.) Man Transform'd, or the artificial Changeling. 1650
78 Bristol (J.) Happiness of Engl. and Scotl. by being reunited in one Great Britain. 1641
79 Baltharpe (J.) Straights Voyage, or St. Davids Poem. 1671
80 Crew of kind London Gossips all met to be merry, &c. 1663
81 Compendious Narrative of the late Troubles in Engl. or Elenchus Englished 1652
[Page 8]82 Camus (Pet.) Diotrephe, or an history of Valentines. 1649
83 Davies (James) History of his Sacred Majesty Charles the 2. 1660
84 —(J.) Political and Military observations, a new Collection. 1677
85 Dansie (John) Mathematical Manual. 1627
86 Fountaine (Lewis) Relation of the Country of Jansenia. 1668
87 Epitome of History, by H. C. 1661
88 Five Love Letters from a Nun to a Cavalier. 1678
89 Folly in Print, or a book of Rhymes. 1667
90 Great Law of Nature, or self preservation against Mr. Hobbs. 1663
91 Legend of Capt. Jones, relating his adventure to Sea. 1671
92 Knight (W.) Vox Stellarum, or the voyce of the Stars. 1681
93 Heylyn (Peter) Help to English History. Gilt. Let. 1671
94 Hunt (W.) Guide for the practical Gauger. Gilt. Let. 1673
95 Hill (Tho.) Natural and artificial conclusions. 1670
96 History of the Seven wise Mistresses of Rome. 1676
97 —Life, bloody Reign and Death of Queen Mary, Eldest daughter to Hen. 8. 1682
98 Hales (Juge) Essay touching the Gravitation, or Non-gravitation of fluid bodies. 1675
99 History of the Kings affairs in Scotl. under the cond. of the Marquess of Montross. 1649
100 Loves Empire, or the Amours of the French Court. 1682
101 Lilly (W.) Anima Astrologiae, or a guide for Astrologers. 1676
102 — (J.) Six Court Comedies, before Queen Elizabeth. 1632
103 Lovelace (R.) Lucasta. Posthumous Poems. 1659
104 Loves Journal, a Romance, made of the Court of Hen. the 2. of France. 1671
105 Lower (W.) Innocent Lady, or the Illustrious Innocence. 1674
106 Milton (J.) Brief History of Moscovia. 1682
107 Miege (Guy) New Cosmography, or survey of the whole World. 1682
108 Mercury-Gallant, many true and pleasant relations of what hath passed at Paris. 1673
109 Miscellanea, or a mixture of choice Observations, Moral and Divine. 1669
110 Mazarini (Card.) Last Will and Testament. 1663
111 Narrat. of the principal actions occurring in the Wars betwixt Sueden & Denmark. 1677
112 North (L.) Observations and advices Oeconomical. 1669
113 Natural History, Intermixed with variety of Philosophical discourses. 1669
114 Newton (J.) Introduction to the art of Rethorick. 1671
115 —Introduction to the Art of Logick. 1678
116 Office of the Good house-wife, &c. 1672
117 Observations upon a Treatise Intituled, Of humane Reason, by Cliffard. 1675
118 Prospect of Government in Europe, and Civil Policy. 1681
119 Psittacorum Regio, the Land of Parrots, or the she-Lands. 1669
120 Poor Robin's Visions, wherein are described the humors of the times, &c. 1677
121 Plain Englishman's Historian, a compendious Chronicle of England, by H. C. 1679
122 Popery absolutely destructive to Monarchy. 1673
123 Pastime Royal, or the Gallantries of the French Court, in 2 parts. 1682
124 Political and Military Observations of the Court and Camp of France. 1680
125 Randolph (Tho.) Poems, with the Muses Looking-Glass, and Amyntas. 1668
126 Speculum Politiae, or Englands Mirror, being a Looking-glass for the Nation. 1660
127 Tragedes and Comedies, Six, viz. Antonio and Mellida, Antonio's Revenge, &c. 1633
128 Thyestes a Trag. out of Seneca, to which is added Mock Thyestes in Burlesque. 1674
129 Treatise of Witches, their Imps, and meetings, &c. 1673
130 Tatham (J.) Fancies Theater. 1640
131 Vilvain (Rob.) Enchiridion Epigrammatum, an Epitome of Essaies, &c. 1654
132 Unfortunate Politick, written in French, by C. N. 1639
133 Velleus Paterculus His Roman History, in 2 books. 1632
[Page 9]134 Wagstafe (J.) Question of Witchcraft Debated, against Witches. 1669
135 Words made Visible, or Grammar and Rhetorick. 1679
136 Wilds Iter Boreale, together with some other select Poems. 1661
137 World Surveyed, or a brief Account of many Remarkable Passages. 1674
138 Agrippas (Cor.) Vanity of arts and Sciences. 1676
139 Blome (R.) Descript. of the Island of Jamaica, with the other Isles in America. 1678
140 Britannia Languens, or a discourse of Trade, &c. 1680
141 Bacon (Fr.) Genuine Remains; Account of his other works, by way of Introd. 1679
142 Butler's Ghost, or Hudibras the 4. part, with Reflections upon these times. 1682
143 Butler (Rob.) Scale of Interest, &c. 1633
144 Beck (Cave) Universal Character. 1657
145 Beaumont (Fr.) Poems and Sonnets. 1653
146 Bergerac (Cyrano) Satyrical Letters and handsome Descriptions. 1655
147 Comines Memoires containing the History of Lewis 11. and Ch. 8. K's of France. 1674
148 Chambre (De La) Art how to know Men. 1665
149 Compend. Hist. of the remark. pas. of the last 14. years, with an acc. of the Plot. 1680
150 Cleopatra, Fourth part of that so much admir'd Romance. 1656
151 Carew (Tho.) Poems, Songs and Sonnets, together with a Masque. 1670
152 Cloria and Narcissus Third part, Delightful and new Romance. 1658
153 Carmeni (Francesco) Nissena, an Excellent new Romance. 1653
154 Drummond (W.) Elegant and Elaborate Poems of that great Court-Wit. 1659
155 Europae Modernae Speculum, or a view of the Empires, Kingdoms, &c. 1665
156 Electra of Sophocles presented to Q. E. with 2 Poems, the return & Restaur. 1649
157 France Painted to the Life, by a Learned and Impartial Hand. 1656
158 Georgizenes (Joseph) Descript. of the pres. State of Samos, Nicaria, Patmos, &c. 1678
159 Grotius (Hugo) Annals and History of the Low-Country-Wars. 1665
160 Heylyn's Examen Historicum, or the Mistakes and Falsities in some Mod. Hist. 1659
161 History of the conquest of the Empire of China by the Tartars. 1679
162 Herberts French and English Dialogues, very Delightful. 1660
163 — Edward (Ld.) Occasional verses. 1665
164 Harrington (J.) History of Polindor and Flostella, with other Poems. 1651
165 Hogan mogannides, or the Dutch Hudibras. 1674
166 Holder (W.) Elements of speech, with an Appendix about Deaf and Dumb persons. 1669
167 Hales (Judge) Observations touching Rarefaction and Condensation. 1677
168 History of Prince Erastus, and the 7 Wise Masters of Rome, with Cuts. 1674
169 — The Turkish Wars in Hungary, Transilvania, Austria, and Silesia. &c. 1664
170 Izacke (Rich.) Remarkable antiquities of the City of Exeter. 1681
171 Il Putanismo Di Roma, or the Hist. of the Whores and Whoredom of the Popes, Cardinals and Clergy of Rome. 1679
172 Killigrew (W.) Three new Plays, viz. Selindura, Ormasdes and Pandora. 1674
173 Loves of sundry Philosophers, and other Great men. 1673
174 More (Andrew) Compendious history of the Turks. 1660
175 Mayne (J.) Arithmetick Vulgar, Decimal, and Algebraical. 1675
176 Milton (J.) Poems, &c. upon several occasions. 1673
177 Mountague (W.) Shepherds Paradise, a Comedy. 1659
178 Ostella, or the Faction of Love and Beauty Reconcil'd. 1650
179 Quevedo's Visions, The second part. 1682
180 — Town adventures, a discourse of Masquerades, Playes, &c. 1675
181 Parker (Sam) Reproof to the Rehearsal Transprosed. 1673
182 Perfect Politician, or a full view of the Life & Act. Military & Civil of O. Crom. 1681
183 Poems and Essays, with a paraphrase on Cicero's Laelius, or of Friendship. 1673
184 Rycaut's History of the present State of the Ottoman Emp. in 3 books, with Cuts. 1682
[Page 10]185 Rich Cabinet, with variety of Inventions, in several arts and Sciences, by J.W. 1677
186 Reynel (Carew) True English Interest. 1674
187 Spanish Hist. or a relation of the Differ. betw. Don J. of Austria and Card. Nitard. 1678
188 Smith (J.) Brief Instructions for the French, Italian, Spanish and English Tongues. 1674
189 Speculum Juventutis, or a true Mirror discov. Errors in breed. Nob. & Gener. Youth. 1671
190 Seneca (Annaeus Lucius) Medea, a Tragedy, with Annotations. 1648
191 Stevenson (Ma [...]thew) Poems. 1665
192 Scarrons Several Novels. 1668
193 Sherburn (Edward) Poems. 1651
194 Sage Senator, or an exact Character of a prudent States man. 1667
195 Secretary in fashion, or an Elegant way of writing all manner of Letters. 1673
196 Verstegan (R) Restitution of Decayed Intelligence in Antiquities. 1673
197 Unfortunate Heroes, or the adventures of ten famous men, viz. Ovid, &c. 1679
198 Valoys de (Margaret) History of the fortunate Lovers. 1654
199 Wharton (G.) Works of that late most Excellent Philosopher, and Astronomer. 1683
200 Wither (George) Works. 1620
201 Willan (Leonard) Astraea, or true Loves Mirror, a Pastoral. 1651
202 Wits, or Sport upon Sport; Collection of several Drolls and Farces, &c. 1673
203 Schools-Probation, Rules and Ord. for set exercises, for Merchant-taylors School. 1661
204 Foundation of the Latin Tongue, to explain the Grammar, &c. 1679
205 Withal's Childrens Dictionary. 1634
206 Ayres (Philip) Fortunate Fool. 1670
207 Address to the hopeful young Gentry of England. 1669
208 Al-Man-Sir, or Rhodomontados of Sir Frederick Fight-all. 1672
209 Adamite, or the Love of Father Rock, and his Intrigues with the Nuns. 1683
210 Antiquity of Theeves. 1638
211 Academy of Complements. 1640
212 Baratti (Giacomo) Late Travels into Abyssins, or of Ethiopia Interior. 1670
213 Bacon (Fr.) Essayes. 1612
214 Boys (J.) Aeneas his Errors, or his Voyage from Troy into Italy. 1661
215 Cappello and Bianca A Novel, with the battel of Lepanto. 1677
216 Campagne of the French King in 1677. 1679
217 Clark (Sam.) Description of the 17 Provinces, &c. 1672
218 Compleat Troller, or the art of Trolling, &c. 1682
219 Crashaw (R.) Steps to the Temple, Sacred Poems. 1648
220 Chaucer's Ghost, or a piece of antiquity, with the Hist. of Prince Corniger, &c. 1672
221 Cleevland (J.) Poems. 1654
222 Carew (Tho.) Poems▪ with a Mask. 1651
223 Cowley (Abrah) Verses upon several occasions. 1663
224 Comparison of Plato and Aristotle, with Judgment on Alexander and Caesar, &c. 1673
225 Compleat Soldier, or expert Artillery-man. 1681
226 —Servant-maid, or the Young maidens Tutor. 1680
227 Courtiers Calling in 2 parts. 1675
228 Directions for Love and Marriage, in 2 books. 1677
229 Downing (George) Discourse about Holland, &c. 1672
230 Dicourse of Women shewing their Imperfections Alphabetically. 1673
231 Euterpe Revived, or Epigrams made at several times. 1675
232 Esop's-Fables, with their morals, in prose and verse, &c. 1678
233 False Favourite disgraced, and the Reward of Loyalty. 1657
234 English military Discipline, or the way of exercising Horse and Foot, with Cuts. 1680
235 Manly (Roger) Description of the Kingdoms of Japan, and Siam. 1671
236 Counterfeit Lady Unveiled: Account of the Life, &c. of Mary Carlton. 1679
[Page 11]237 Chambre de la (Monsieur) Discourse on the principles of Chiromancy. 1658
238 Crompton (Hugh) Poems with a fardal of Fancies, and Oyl of Epigrams. 1657
239 Choice Banquet of witty Jests, Rare Fancies and Pleasant Novels. 1671
240 Callieres de (Monsieur) Lovers Logick, or Logical Love. 1670
241 Collection of the names of the Merchants, Living in and about the City of Lond. 1677
242 Description of the Grand Signior's Seraglio, or Turkish Emperours Courts. 16 [...]0
243 Douglas (Tho.) History of ancient Ceremonies. 1669
244 Discourse of Local motion, against Des-Cartes. 1670
245 Daniel (Sam.) Works, Poems, Tragedies, &c. 1611
246 Edlyn (Rich.) Observationes Astrologicae. 1668
247 Discovery of the World in the Moon, by B. P. Wilkins. 1638
248 English Expositor, or Compleat Dictionary. 1663
249 English Primrose, a book for spelling. 1644
250 Ferrand (James) Treatise of Love Melancholy. 1640
251 Florus (Lucius) History of the Romans, with Casaubons Annotations. 1658
252 Fortunes uncertainty, or Youths unconstancy. 1667
253 Female Secretary, or choice new Letters, by H. Care. 1671
254 Gentlemans Companion, or a Character of True Nobility, and Gentility. 1676
255 Gerbier (Balthazar) Discourse of Building. 1662
256 Gildas's Epistle to the Inhabitants of Britain. 1650
257 History of Justin, Englished, by Rob. Codrington. 1682
258 —Of the Life and Reign of H. the 8. and Rich. the 6. 1682
259 Hudibras 1. and 2. parts, in 2. vol. 1663
260 Helvetius (Fredereck) Golden Calf, which the World adores and desires. 1670
261 Hungarian Rebellion, with the arraignment of 3 Counts. 1672
262 Heath (Rob.) Clarastella, with Poems, &c. 1650
263 Harmony of the Muses in Poetry. 1654
264 Historians Guide, or Englands Remembrancer. 1679
265 Holborn-Drollery. 1673
266 Hodder (James) Arithmetick. 1672
267 Homer a la mode, a Mock Poem, upon the 1. and 2 books of Homer's Iliads. 1665
268 Johnson (John. Arithmetick in 2 books. 1677
269 Jager (Rob.) Artificial Arithmetick in Decimals. 1651
270 Johnson (Ben.) Q. Horatius Flaccus his Art of Poetry. 1640
271 Interest of the Princes, and States of Christendom. 1641
272 Josselyn (John) Account of 2 Voyages to New-England. 1674
273 Lives of sundry Notorious Villians, in a Novel. 1678
274 Longinus Treatise of the Loftiness, or Elegancy of speech. 1680
275 Lex Militaria, or a compendious apology of keeping Armies in readiness. 1655
276 Lloyd (David) Modern Policy compleated. 1660
277 Lingua, or the Combat of the Tongue. 1657
278 Lazarillo, or the Excellent History of Lazarillo de Tormes. 1655
279 Latham (Simon) Faulconry, in 2 books. 1658
280 Miss Display'd, with all her Wheedling arts and Circumventions. 1675
281 Memoires of Mary Carlton, commonly stiled the German-Princess. 1673
282 Moulin Du (Peter) Elements of Logick. 1624
283 Marius (J.) Advice concerning bills of Exchange. 1655
284 Maierus (Michael) Laws of the Fraternity of the Rosie Cross. 1656
285 Mackenzie (George) Moral Gallantry. 1669
286 Monarchy Revived, or the Life and Reign of K. Charles 2. 1661
287 Massanello's History of Naples, in 2 parts. 2 vol. 1650
288 Moliere (Silvia) Memoires and adventures. 1672
[Page 12]289 Mazarine (Julio) Cardinal history, in 2 parts. 2 vol. 1671
290 Memoires of the Dutchess of Mazarine. 1676
291 Kingdoms of Gallantry and Love. 1670
292 Observations on the history of the Reign of King Charles. 1656
293 Relation of a Journey of my Lord Howard to Vienna and Constantinople. 1671
294 Salgado (James) Fryer, in 2 parts, Tragical and Comical. 1680
295 Vicars (Tho.) Madness of Astrologers against Heydon. 1651
296 Vaughan (Rice.) Treatise of money, or a discourse of Coin and Coinage. 1675
297 Wright (J.) Loving Enemy. 1656
298 Williams (Roger) Key into the Language of America. 1643
299 Blair (Bryce) Vision of Theodorus Verax. 1671
301 Catlett (J.) Perpetual and Universal Almanack for Seamen and Travellers. 1656
302 De Laun (T.) Present state of London, with brass Cuts. 1681
303 Davison (Fr.) Poetical Rhapsodie, with Sonnets, Odes, Elegies, &c. 1611
304 Exact survey of the United Provinces of the Netherlands. 1673
305 Full account of the late Siege of Stetin. 1678
306 —Proceedings of the High-Court of Justice, against K. Charles, 20. of Jan. 48. 1655
307 Glanius (Mr.) New Voyage to the East-Indies: account of the Kingd. of Bantam. 1682
308 Gailhard (J.) Present State of the Princes, and Republicks of Italy. 1671
309 History of the Sevarites, or Severambi, called Terra australes Incognitae. 1675
310 Huet (Monsieur) Treatise of Romances, and their Original. 1672
311 Hay de la (Sieur) Policy and Government of the Venetians. 1671
312 Indagine (J.) Book of Palmestry, and Physiognomy. 1666
313 Laurence (Tho.) Discourse of subterraneal, Cockle, Muscle, and Oyster-shels. 1664
314 Life and Death of Pope Joan, a Present for a Papist. 1675
315 Merry Drollery, compleat, in 2 parts. 1670
316 Montross Redivivus, of his actions for Charles the 1 and 2. King of Scots. 1652
317 Memoires of the affairs of France, during the Reign of King Louis the 16. 1675
318 Monk's Hood pull'd off, or the Capucin Fryar described, in 2 parts. 1671
319 —Unvailed, or a facetious Dialogue. 1678
320 New help to Discourse, by W. W. 1672
321 —Survey of the Turkish Empire. 1664
322 Owen (J.) Latin Epigrams, Englished by Tho. Harvey. 1677
323 Proverbs English, French, Dutch, Italian and Spanish, Alphabetically Digested. 1659
324 Poetica Stromata, or a Collection of sundry pieces, in poetry, by R. C. 1648
325 Philosophers Banquet, &c. by W. B. 1633
326 Porter (P.) Tachmas Prince of Persia, an historical Novel. 1676
327 Playford (J.) Introduction to the skill of Musick, for Song and Viol. 1658
328 Rape of Lucrece commit. by Tarquin the 6. with the Ban. of Tarquin by J. Quarles. 1655
329 Relation of the French Kings expedit. into the Spanish Netherlands, in 67. & 68. 1668
330 —Country of Jansenia, never till now describe with a Map. 1668
331 Rehearsal Transpros'd, &c. by Andrew Marvel. 1672
332 Relation of the defeating Card. Mazarine & Oliv. Cromwel's Design to have taken Ostend by Treachery, in 58. 1666
333 Reflections upon Monsieur Des Cartes discourse, Translated by J. Davies. 1679
334 Remarks on the humors & Convers. of the Town, with a Defence of Marriage. 1673
335 Scudery de (Mademoiselle) Conversations upon several subjects. 1683
336 Shepherd (S.) Epigrams, in 6 books, with the Socratick Session, Funeral Elegies, &c. 1651
337 S'too him Bayes, or some observat. upon the humour of writing Rehear. Transp. 1673
338 Solemn Jovial Disputation of the Law of Drinking, and the Smoaking Age. 1597
339 Sandys (Geo.) Ovid's Metamorphosis. 1678
340 Some sober Inspections made into the carriage and consults of the Late-long Parl. 1655
[Page 13]341 Strada (Famianus) Siege of Antwerp. 1587
342 Smith (Thomas) Common-wealth of England. 1640
343 Sleidan (John) Key of History, in 3 books. 1635
344 Travels of Ʋlysses out of Homer's Odysses to Alcinous King of Phoenicia, by Hobbs. 1673
345 Troades, with Poems upon several occasions by S. P. 1600
346 Tragedies of Agrippina and Cleopatra by Tho. May. 1639
347 Transproser rehearsed: or the 5th. Act of Mr. Bayes's Play. 1673
348 Vernon (Christoph.) Considerations for regulating the Exchequer. 1641
349 Vermin killer: a very necessary family-book to destroy all m [...]n [...]er of Vermin. &c. 1680
350 Usury stated: being a reply to Mr Jelingers Ʋsurer cast, &c. 1679
351 Unhappy prosperity: consid. upon M. Villeroy observat. upon the fall of S [...]janus. 1630
352 Witt. (Rich.) Arithmetical questions, &c. 1634
353 Westminster quibbles in Verse, &c. 1672
354 Wit a sporting in a pleasant Grove of new Fancies, with Floddan Field. 1657
355 Webster (Will) Tables of Interest, &c. 1639
356 Wits Academy, or the Muses delight. 1677
357 W [...]olley (Hannah) Gentlewomans companion, or a guide to the Female sex. 1682
358 History of the glorious Life, Reign and Death of Q. Elizabeth, by S. Clark. 1682
359 Austin (Will.) Atlas under Olympus, or heroick Poems. 1664
360 Brown (Edw.) Discourse of the Government and Religion of the C [...]ssacks. 1672
361 Brydal (John) Camera Regis: or a short view of London. 1676
362 Baron (Rob.) Poems, &c. 16 0
363 Blunt (T.) Glossographia: or a Dictionary of hard Words. 1656
364 Cogneau (Paul) sure guide to the French Tongue. 1658
365 Chambre de la (Steur) Characters of the Passions. 1650
366 Chamberlayne (Will.) Pharronida, an heroick Poem. 1659
367 Charleton (Walt.) 2 Disc. viz. of the different wits of Men, and myst. of Vintners. 1675
368 Drummond (Will) History of Scotland, with Copper Cu s. 1681
369 Entertainments of the Court, compiled by Monsieur de Marmet. 1658
370 History of Hungaria and Transilvania. 1664
371 —Of The Treaty at Nimueguen, with remarques on the interest of Europe. 1681
372 —Of House of Estée from the time of Forestus until the death of Alphonsus. 1681
373 Judicial Astrology judicially condemned, against Heydon Chambers, and others. 1652
374 Keepe (Henry) Monumenta Westmonasteriensia, &c. 168 [...]
375 Newton (John) Scale of Interest, &c. 1668
376 Nil dictum quod non dictum prius: or the case of the govern. of Engl. establ. by Law. 1681
377 Portugal H story: or a relation of the troubles that hap. in that Court in 67 & 68. 1677
378 Shirley (James) Poems, &c. 16 [...]6
379 Salmon's Polygraphice: or the art of Drawing, Engraving, Etching, &c. with Cuts. 1681
380 Winstanley (Will.) England's worthies. 1660
381 Beaumo [...]t (John) Bosworth field, with a tast of the variety of other Poems. 1629
382 Baker (Rich.) The [...]trum triumphans, or a discourse of Plays. 1670
383 Court of curiosity, with Dreams interpreted and a Fortune book. 1681
384 Cotton and Hayward (Rob.) Lives and Reigns of Henry 3. & 4. Kings. of England. 1642
385 Cl [...]fford (James) Divine Services and Anthems. 1664
386 Downfal of several great men, or Popish Plottings, &c. 1681
387 Discourse of the rise and power of Parliaments, by Sheredon. 1677
388 Forbes (A.) Whole body of Arithmetick made easie. 1676
389 Fatal Prudence: or Democrates the unfortunate Heroe, a Novel. 1679
390 Gifford (James) French School master. 1668
391 Introduction to the French Tongue. 1672
392 Happy Slave: a pleasant Novel. 1677
[Page 14]393 Jacobson (Lucas) Description of the Islands and Inhabitants of Foeroe. 1676
394 King Edward the 6th. his own arguments against the Popes Supremacy. 1682
395 Lupton (Donald) Emblems of Rarities. 1636
396 May (T.) Breviary of the History of the Parliament of England. 1650
397 Manual of Miscellany of Meditations, Apotheg [...]s and Essays. 1658
398 Optick Glass of Humors by T. W. 1658
399 Present state of Scotland by A. M. 1682
400 Prestwick (Edmund) Hippolytus, translated out of Seneca. 1651
401 Philips ( [...]dw.) Collection of the Poets, the most eminent of all Ages. 1660
402 Refined Courtier: or a correction of several indecencies crept into civil convers. 1679
403 Selden (John) Discourse touching the office of Lord Chancellour of England. 1677
404 Villant (Sieur) Voyage to Guinea. 1670
405 Villare Anglicum: or a view of the Cities, and Towns in England, &c. with the Bishopricks by Hen. Spelman. 1678
406 Argumentum Antinormanicum: proving from History that William Duke of Normandy made no conquest of England. 1682
407 Florentine Histo in 8 books by Nicholas Machiavel. 1674
408 Life of the valiant and learned Sir Walter Raleigh, with his tryal at Winchester, by John Shirley. 1677
409 Voyage of, or a compleat journey through France by Peter Heylin. 1679
410 Golden book of Marcus Aurelius Emperor and eloquent Orator. 1586
411 Philosophic. rudiments concern. Govern. and civil Society by T. Hobbs, with Cuts. 1651
412 Vindication of Property against a Fanatical pamph. stiled Hobbs Civil Wars. &c. 1680
413 Interpretation of Dreams in 5 books, &c. 1669
414 Advice to a Son: or directions for his better conduct, &c. 1656
415 Book of Rhymes: or folly in Print. 1667
416 Fancies Theatre by John Tatham. 1640
417 Life of Donna Olympia Maldachini by Abbot Gualdi. 1678
418 History of the fortunate Lovers, or Q. Margarets Journeys. 1654
419 Brief History of Moscovia by J. Milton. 1682
420 Help to English History by P. Heylyn. 1680
421 Land of Parrots: or the She-lands. 1669
422 Innocent Lady: or the illustrious innocence by William Lower. 1674
423 Lucasta, posthume Poems by Richard Lovelace. 1659
424 Great Law of Nature, or self-preservation against Hobbs. 1673
425 Treatise of the Seas and Winds by Isaac Vossius. 1677
426 Guide for Astrologers by Will. Lilly. 1676
427 Barbarus (Franciscus) Directions for Love and Marriage. 1677
428 History of P incess Henrietta Maria de Bourbon Q. of England. 1660
429 Philalethes (Eugenius) Natural history about Mount Aena. 1669
430 Men-Miracles with other Poems, by M. L. L. 1656
431 Captain Jones Legend Poems. 1671
432 Voice of the Stars: on an introduction to the Planets, &c. by Will. Knight. 1681
433 History of King Charles 2. by a person of Quality. 1660
434 Glorious star of K. Charles 2. by Edw. Matthew. 1660
435 Poems of divers sorts with Playes, by Aston Cokain. 1658
436 Office of the good House-wife by F. B. 1672
437 Royal pastime: or the gallantries of the French Court, in 2 parts. 1682
438 Poor Robin's Visions, the present humours of the times. 1677
439 Essay touching the gravitation or non-gravitation of fluid bodies by Lord Hales. 1675
440 Observations and advices Oeconomical by Lord North. 1669
441 Poems, or a Miscellany of Sonnets, Satyrs, Drollery, &c. by Stevenson. 1673
[Page 15]442 Question of Witchcraft debated against Witches, by J. Wagstaffe. 1669
443 Love crowns the end, with the fancies Theatre, by J. T. 1640
444 Enchiridion Epigrammatum: an epitome of Essaies, by Rob. Vilvain. 16 [...]4
445 Advice to a Son: or directions for his better conduct, by Osborn. 1656
446 Discourse about Holland by Sir George Downing. 1672
447 Key of history, or abridgment of 4 Monarchies by John Sleidan. 1661
448 Epigrams, 6 books with Poems by S. Sheppard. 1651
449 Descript. of the Island of Jamaica with the other Isles in America, &c. by R. Blome. 1678
450 Art how to know men, by the Sieur de La Chambre. 1665
451 False Favorite disgraced and the reward of Loyalty, a Tragi comedy by G. Gerbier. 1657
452 Remarques on the humors and conversations of the Gallants of the Town, with a defence of Marriage. 1673
453 Loves journal: a Romance made of the Court of K. Henry the 2 of France. 1671
454 History of the Life, Victorious Reign and Death of K. Henry 8. and Edward 6. 1612
455 New Voyage to the East Indies partic. of the Kingd. of Bantam by Mr. Glanius. 1682
456 Hungarian rebellion, or the arraignment of 3. Counts. 1672
457 Fryar: or an historical treatise in 2 parts by James Salgado. 1680
458 Modern policies taken from Machiavel, Borgia and other Authors. 1655
459 Six Court Comedies by John Lilly. 1632
460 P [...]ot in a Dream: or the discoverers in masquerade, with copper Plates. 1681
461 Bedloe (William) Life and Death, one of the discoverers of the Popish Plot. 1681
462 Catalogue of the Dukes, Marquesses, Earls, Viscounts, Barons of England, &c. 1642
463 Conversations of the Mareschal of Clerambault, and the Chevalier de Mere. 1677
464 Cotton (Rob.) Posthuma: divers choice pieces, &c. 1679
465 Description of the Grand Signiors Seraglio or Turkish Emperours Court. 1650
466 Dauncey (John Compendious Chronicle of the Kingdom of Portugal. 1661
467 Fleming (Giles) Stemma sacrum: the royal progeny. 1660
468 Lucas Gracian de antisco: or the Spanish Gallant. 1640
469 Hawkins (Francis) Youths behav. or decency in convers. among men, 2. parts. 1672
470 New survey of the Turkish Empire and Government, &c. 1663
471 Opinion of Witchcraft vindicated against Wagstaffe. 1670
472 Sylvester (Josuah) The Parliament of vertues royal, a book of Poems. 1650
473 The oglio of Traytors, including the illegal tryal of his late Majesty. 1648
474 Younger (Will.) View of Englands troubles from 1640 to 60. 1660
475 Philopatris: Plot in a dream, or the discoverer in masquerade, with Cuts. 1681
476 Watson (Rich.) Historical collections of affairs in Scotland. 1657
477 Woman as good as the Man, or the equality of both Sexes. 1677
478 Words made visible, or Grammar and Rhetorick accommodated to the lives and manners of men. 1679
479 Wotton (H.) Collection of Lives, Letters, & Poems, with charact. of sundry persons. 1654
480 Sage Senator: or an exact character of a prudent States-man. 1658
481 Advice of Charles 5. Emperor of Germany and K. of Spain to his son Philip 2. 1670
482 Bristol (J. Great happiness of Engl. and Scotl. by being reunited in one great Britain. 1641
483 Borough (John) Soveraignity of the British Seas. 1651
484 Blunt (Edw.) Essayes and Characters. 1664
485 Balam's Algebra or the doctrine of composing, inferring and resolving an equation 1653
486 Batavia, or the Hollander displayed, with a description of the people of Scotland. 1672
487 Colson (Lancel.) Philosophia maturata: an exact piece of Philosophy 1668
488 Cock (Will.) Meteorologiae: or the true way of foreseeing the alterat. of Weather. 1671
489 Charact. of France; to which is added Gallus Castratus, an answ. to the char. of Engl, 1659
490 Essayes on Love and Marriage, with some characters of Wit. 1673
491 Ephesian Matron: to a person of Honour, by Dr. Charleton. 1659
[Page 16]492 History of Russia, or the government of the Emperor of Moscovia. 1642
493 Miscellanea: or a mixture of choice observations, &c. 1669
494 Murrell's Delightful daily exercise for Ladies and Gentlewomen, in Cooke y. 1621
495 Naunton (Robert) Fragmenta Regalia: or observations on Queen Elizabeth her times and Favorites. 1658
496 Penkethman (John) Accompts of Merchandise ready computed. 1680
497 Philosophers Banquet, furnish. with few dishes for health but large disc. for pleas. 1609
498 Phillips (Henry) Purchasers pattern much enlarged in 2 part. 1667
499 Quarles (Fr.) Enchiridion: containing institutions Divine, Moral, &c. 1644
500 Raleigh (Walt.) Remains, viz. Maxims of State, advice to his Son, his Sceptick, &c. 1675
501 Speculum Politiae: or Englands mirrour. 1660
502 Wit revived with questions and answers. 1660
503 Womens sharp revenge, &c. 1640

Law in Folio, Quarto, Octavo, & Duod.

1 MAnbys Collection of Statutes begun 16 of K. Charles 1. 1640. ending 19 of K. Charles 2. 1667. in 2 parts. 1667
2 Scobel (Hen.) Collection of Acts and Ordinances in 2. parts. 1658
3 Collection of Statutes from K. Henry 3. unto the 1st year of K. Henry 8. 1564
4 Acts of Parliament, viz. Building of London, Aliens duty, Pardon, Papists. 1673
4 — Tobaco, Prisoners, Parishes in London, Shipping, Game, Workhouses, Beer, Ale, Mum, Law, Ex [...]ise, &c. 1671
5 Fuller (Thomas) Sovereigns Prerogative and the Subjects Priviledge, &c. 1660
6 Collection of Statutes from the beginning of Magna Charta to the year 1574 4^o
7 Laws resolutions of Womens Rights, or the Laws provision for Women. 4^o 1602
8 Fulbeck (Will.) Pandects of the Law of Nations and parallels, &c. 4^o 1602
9 Yelverton (Hen.) Rights of the people of England conc. imposition. 8^o 1679
10 Highes (W.) Parsons Law. 8^o 1641
11 Resolutions of the Judges upon the several Statutes of Bankrupts, &c. 8^o 1670
12 Practice of the high Court of Chancery. 8^o 1672
13 Wingate (E.) Justice revived, or a Country Justice. 8^o 1661
14 Manbys Abridg. of the Stat. made in the 16, 17, 18▪ o [...] Car 1. & in 12, 13, 14. C. 2. 1663
15 Security of English-mens lives, or the trust, pow. & duty of the Grand Jur. of Eng. 1682
16 Exposition of the terms of the Law. 8^o 1598
17 Leigh (Edw) Philological commentary: or an illustration of the Law. 8^o 1658
18 Young Clarks Tutor enlarged, with Edward Cocker's Court and Chancery hands. 1675
19 Practick part of the office of a Justice of the Peace, &c. 8^o 1681
20 Meriton (G.) Touchstone of Wills and Testaments, and Administrations, &c. 1674
21 — Guide for Constables, &c. 8^o 1671
22 Cooke (Edw.) Magna Charta, with notes upon it, &c. 1680
23 Some new Cases of the years and time of K Henry 8. Edward 6. and Q. Mary, out of the Abridgment of Rob. Brook, by John March. 12^o 1651
24 Compendious abridgment of all Statutes made in the year 16, and 17. of K. Charles 1. and 12. of K. Charles 2. 8^o 1661
25 Littleton's [...]enures in English, lately perused and amended. 8^o 1661
26 Book of Precedents with additions, &c. 12^o 16 [...]1
27 Cary (H.) Law of England: or a true guide for all persons conc. in Eccl. Courts. 1666
28 Brydall (John) Jus Sigilli, Or the Law of England touching the 4. Seals, viz. Great, Seal, Privy, Exchequer and the Signet. 1673
[Page 17]29 Exact abridgment of that excellent Treatise, called Doctor and Student. 1630
30 Phillips (Will.) Directions for the study of the Law. 1667
31 Compendious Abridgment of all Statutes in the 16, and 17. years of K. Charles 1. and 12. of K. Charles 2. 1661
32 Commentary of the Law, by E. Leigh. 1658
33 Exact Law giver, for Counsellors, Attorneys, Clarks, &c. 1658
34 Guide to English Juries, &c. 1682
35 Magna Charta made in the 9 year of K. Henry 3. and confirmed by K Edward 1. 1680
36 Jenkins (David) Works. 1647
37 Elsynge (Hen.) Method and manner of Parliaments in England. 1660
38 Fountain of the Law opened, by A. G. 1658
39 Molloy De Jure Maxitimo & Navali: or a Treat. of affairs Maritine, & Commerce. 16 2
40 Lambard (Will.) Office of the Justice of Peace, in 4 Books. 1610
41 Brydall (John) Law of England relating to the Nobility and Gentry. 1675
42 Tottle (Rich.) Abridgment of the book of Assizes in French. 1555
43 Littleton (Monsieur) Tenures in French, interleaved, with notes. 1583
44 Fitzherbert (Anthony) Natura Brevium in French, interleaved, with notes. 1598
45 Herne (John) Law of charitable uses. 1660
46 Works of that grave and learned Lawyer Judge Jenkins upon divers Statutes. 1658
47 Manual: or a Justice of Peace his Vade mecum. 1642
48 Solicitor: exactly and plainly declaring both as to the knowledg and practice, of the Law, &c. 1663
49 Young Clerks companion: or a manual for his daily practice. 1672

Miscellanies, History &c. in Quarto.

1 PRynne (Will.) Soveraign power of Parliaments in 4 parts, with an appendix. 1643
2 Englands Improvement, in a treatise of husbandry and trade, by J. Smith, &c. 1673
3 Gunters Works with a descript. & use of the Sector, Quadr. Sines Tangents Let. 1680
4 Rights of the Kingdom, or customes of our Ancestors, &c. 1682
5 English and Dutch, Dutch and English Dictionary compl. by H. Hexam. Rotterd. 1660
6 Debtor and Credit made easie, or the right use of Merchants acc. by S. Monteage, 1682
7 P. F. Isle of Man, and other poetical miscellanies. Cambridge. 1633
8 Topographie: or survey of Kent, with the sev. Par. and plac. therein, by Kilburn. 1659
9 Nineteen years travels into Europe, Asia and Africa, &c. by W. Lithgow 1632
10 Little description of the great world, &c. 3d. edition, by Peter Heylyn. Oxford. 1627
11 Introduction for reading all sorts of histories, by Mathias Prideaux. Oxford. 1682
12 Sadlers Rights of the Kingdom, or customes of our Ancestors. 1682
13 Tryals of 29 Regicides, the Murtherers of his late sacred Majesty. 1660
14 Temple (Will.) of the Ʋnited Provinces, in Dutch. Amsterdam. 1674
15 Gerbier (Balth.) Interpreter of the Academy for foreign Languages and Exerc. 1648
16 Hartgill (George) Astronomical Tables. 1656
17 Lilburn (J.) Tryed and cast, or his case and craft discovered. 1613
18 Map of the whole world, or the orb terrestrial, in 4 parts. 1668
19 Stubbo (Henry) Justification of the present War against Holland, in 2 parts, with Copper Cuts, Gilt and Lettered. 1673
20 Primaudaye le La (Peter) French Academy, &c. 1586

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Bundles of Miscellanies Stitcht, in Quarto.

Bundle 1. ANswers to general quarrels made against the Bishops Theodore de la Guard simple Cobler of Aggawam in America. Smectymnuus Redivivus, an answer to a book called an humble Remonstrance. Defence of the humbe Remonstrance. Vindication of the answer to the humble Remonstrance: with 6. other Tracts. 1647
Bundle 2 Richard Coppin's Divine teachings in three parts, and a man child born, or God manifest in flesh. Israels gratulation for the Arks solemn settlement. Eleazer Duncon Bowing towards the Altar. Church-members set in joynt. Episcopal Government instituted by Christ. Bishop Bramhal Fair warning for England against Presbyterian Government: with 13 other Tracts. 165 [...]
Bundle 3 Cottons way of the Churches of Christ in New-England. Pagitts Heresiography, &c. Discourse of the state Ecclesiastical of this Kingdom, in relation to the Civil. Baxters account of the Saints. Freemans reasonable [...]ess of Divine Service. Holy things for holy Men: with sixteen other Tracts. 1645
Bundle 4 William Dell Tryal of Spirits. Sedgwick Leaves of the Tree of Life. Pulpit conceptions and popular deceptions. Presbytery displayed. Triumph of Learning. Grailes covenant of Grace. Preaching without ordination. With 6. other Tracts. 1653
Bundle 5 Life and death of Ralph Wallis the Cobler of Glocester. Ministers dues and peoples duty. James Noys Temple measured. Discourse of the nature and obligation of Oaths. Pack of old Puritans. Pulpit guarded with 17 arguments. With 13 other Tracts. 1670
Bundle 6 Reasons shewing the necessity of Reformation. John Ferriby Lawful Preacher. Irenicum: or an essay about Peace and Union. Platform of Church-Discipline. John Colling's Vindiciae Ministerii Evangelici, & responsoria ad erratica Pastoris: with 7 other Tracts. 1660
Bundle 7 Tryal of Sir Henry Vane, with Speeches, &c. Charges of High-treason against the Marquess of Argyle. Articles of Peace and Alliance between King Charles the Second, and the States of Holland. Bishop of Worcester's Letter against Mr. Baxter: And several other Letters. Six Declaration. Speeches of the Lord Protectors: and several other Speeches by other men. Petitions of several men. John Cotton Singing of Psalms a Gospel-ordinance. Life and Death of Mr. John Cotton. 1662
Bundle 8 Treatises of Tithes, by John Gauden, Ph. Treleinie, and George Carleton, Parsons Guide. 1654
Bundle 9 Dr. Gaudens Discourse of the Liturgy of the Church of England: and five Tracts by other Authors. 1661
Bundle 10 Playes, Maid of Honour, Jealous Lovers, the Conspiracy, Tragedy of King Charles the First, Scots Figgaries, or a knot of Knaves. 1632
[Page 19]Bundle 11 Prynne (Will.) Unbishoping of Timothy and Titus. Lords Supper briefly vindicated. Republicans and other suspicious good old Causes. Mount Orgueil. Gospel Plea for Tithes. Short demurrer to the Jews. Sober pacifick examination about Divine Service. 1661
Bundle 12 Sermons, by Bishop Browning, Bishop of Hereford, Bishop of Lincoln, Bishop Dolben, Bishop of Chester, Sancroft Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Hacket, Dr. Owen; and 10. Sermons by other Authors. 1636

Miscellanies Stitched, with other Books in Quarto.

Bundle 13 LEstrange (Rog.) Interest mistaken, or the holy Cheat. 1661
Bundle 14 —Relapsed Apostate, or notes upon Petition for Peace. 1641
Bundle 15 Danyell (Samuel) History of England. 1613
Bundle 16 Aston (Tho.) Remonstrance against Presbytery. 1641
Bundle 17 Vindication of the Presbyterial Government and Ministry. 1650
Bundle 18 Life of John Whitgift Archbishop of Canterbury, written by Sir George Paule. 1612
Bundle 19 Kemp (Will.) Brief treatise of the Pestilence. 1665
Bundle 20 Remonstrance of K. James against Cardinal Perron. Cambridg. 1619
Bundle 21 Apology for the ancient Right of Bishops to Sit and Vote in Parliaments, &c. 1660
Bundle 22 Jus Divinum Regiminis Ecclesiastici: or the divine Right of Church-Government. 1646
Bundle 23 Cobbet (Tho.) Civil Magistrates power in matters of Religion. 1653
Bundle 24 Hammond (Hen,) Vindication of Episcopacy, &c. 1654
Bundle 25 Defence of the Innocency of the 3 Ceremonies of the Church of England. 1618
Bundle 26 Cartheny (J.) Voyage of the wandring Knight, dedicated to Sir Francis Drake. 1630
Bundle 27 Catalogue of the damages for which the English demand reparation from the Ʋ [...]ited Netherlands. 1664
Bundle 28 Seaman (Lazarus) Vindication of the judgment of the Reformed Churches, and against Ordination and laying on of Hands. 1647
Bundle 29 Vienna, a Romance. 1650
Bundle 30 Lisle (William) Fair Aethiopian Verse, in 10 books. 1631
Bundle 31 Saint Austin's Religion and Summes. 1625
Bundle 32 Christian Concord: or the agreement of the associated Pastors and Churches of Worcestershire. 1653
Bundle 33 Ed. de (Claro vado) Burthen of England, Scotland and Ireland, or the Watchmans Alarm. 1646
Bundle 34 Gataker (Thomas) Vindication of the Annotations on Jeremiah, Chap. 10. Vers. 2. against William Lillie, &c. 1653
Bundle 35 Zions joy, in her King coming in his Glory: or some meditations upon Psal. 102 1643
Bundle 36 L'estrange (Hammon) Answer to the Marquess of Worcester's last paper to the late King. Grammatical Miscellanies &c. Thomas Collier s 3. general Epistle to all the Saints. Astrologer anatomized: or the vanity of star gazing. Relation of the conversion of Isuf the Turkish Chaous. Valentine Wigelius of the Life of Christ. With 5. other Tracts. 1651

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Libri Gallici, Italici, Hispanici, & Belgici, in Fol. Quar. Oct. &c.

1 L'Art Militaire pour L'Infanterie, (avec figuris.) Frankes. 1665
2 Les Ouvres de P. Card. de Berulle, 2d. Edit. Paris. 1657
3 Année pastorale par Ant. Caignet, 3 Vol. Quarto Paris 1661
4 Relation d'un Voyage fait au Levant per Mr. de Thevenot. Id. 1665
5 L. Guicciardin description de touts les Pays-Bas, (avec Figures) Arnhem. 1613
6 R. Gastier de Noveaux style de cours. Paris 1668
7 Phil. D'Outreman de la vray Pedagogue Chrestien. Paris.
8 Apologie pour Mr. Arnauld contre les Jesuites. ibid. 1645
9 Institution Astron: de L' usage de Globes par G. Bleau, Amst. 1642
10 Perpetuité de la foy de L' Eglise Catholique touchant L'Eucharistie, contre S. Claud. Paris. 1669
11 Diverses Traittez de la frequente Communion de L' Eglise. Paris. 1644
12 Lettres Provinciales entres Les Jesuites et Jansenistes. 1656
13 L' Historie du vieux et du Noveau Testament, avec Figures. Oct. Paris 1608
14 Molinier le Bouquet de Mirrhe de 'L'amante sacree. Oct. Tholos. 1637
15 Anth. de Guevare L'oratoire des Religieux. Oct. Rouren. 1601
16 Traitez & Lettres de Mr. Gombald touchant Religion. Oct. Amst. 1678
17 Nouveau livre d' Eglise, a l'usage de Paris. Oct. Paris. 1656
18 Veron ou le Hibou des Jesuites opposé a la Corneille de Charenton. Oct. Vil. Fr.
19 Valere Maxime traduit en François per Le Sr. de Clauveret. Oct. Paris. 1647
20 La Clef du Grand Poville de France. Oct. Paris 1671
21 La Curiositè naturelle per Scip. du Pleix. Oct. Rouen. 1625
22 Les Bigarares du Seigneur des Accords. Oct. Paris. 1595
23 Instructions pour apprendre les sciences de Chiromance & Paysion. Oct. Id. 1624
24 Les Ouures du Medecin Charitable. Oct. Id. 1629
25 M. Nicod Dictionaire François Latin. Oct. Lyon. 1625
26 Le Decameron de Mr. Jean Boccace. Oct. Paris 1555
27 Homars Regne de Tunis, Novelle. Oct. Amsterdam. 1681
28 La Valize Ouverte. Oct. Paris. 1680
29 La France Auguste en Asrige. Oct. Uleraj 1681
30 Les Amours de Madamoiselle de Fontange. Oct. Paris.
31 Cor. Agrippa trattato discienza d'arme. Qu. Ven. 1604
32 Raccolta de G [...]i scritti. Usciti tuori in istampa, & escritto a mano rella causa, del P. Paolo quinto. Qu. Coira. 1607
33 Le vite de Plutarcho. Qu. Venet. 1518
34 Strozzi Cigogna del Pelagio de gli Incanti. Oct. Brescia. 1605
35 Leon. Fiarovanti de Capricci Medicinal. Oct. Ven. 1565
36 Il Cardi [...] alismo di sante Chiesa, 3 Vol. Duod. 1668
37 Obras Metricas de Don Francisco Manuel. Qu. Leon de Francia. 1665
38 En Azanas de David el arte Della Fortuna prot Man. de Nexera. Qu. Madr. 1660
39 Colloques en quatre langues Espaignol, Flamen, Franc. et Ital. Oct. Anvers. 1568
40 Juan de Bustamente trattado de las Ceremonia de la missa. Oct. Madr. 1651
41 Guldene annotatien van Franc. Heerman, &c. Qu. Leeuwarden. 1642
42 Jac. Hollebek de Berloren ende wedergeronden Soon. quar. Amst. 1646
43 Psalmes in Dutch Metre, by Peter Dathon. Oct. Leyden. 1598
44 Tho. Whi br ad, W. Harcourt, Fenwick; Gavan and Turner, their Tryals, Dutch.
45 — A [...]o [...]h [...] of the same.

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Libri Medici in Folio.

1 GAleni opera omnia lat. cum indice Brasavoli in 6 Clas. distribut. edit. 5 vol. apud junct. Ven. 1625
2 —Opera omnia Graecè. 6. vol.—(letterd) Basil 1538
3 Hippocratis opera omnia G.L. edit Foesii Notis & Lectionibus variorum Heurnii, &c. Cum Quadruplici indice. 2 vol. Gen. 1658
4 (Gesneri Cour.) Historia Animal. Iconibus Singul. ad vivum expressis. 3 vol. (lettred.) Franc. 1620
5 Johnstoni Historia Naturalis. Quadrupedum & Avium cum figuris. 2 vol. Amst. 1678
6 Avicennae opera omnia cum Annotat. & indicibus. 2 vol. lettred. Ven. 1564
7 Spigelii (Adr.) Humani Corporis Fabrica lib. decem. Ven. 1627
8 —De formato faetu liber singularis figuris ornatis. Patav. 1626
9 Fab. Ab. Aquapendente opera Anatomica de formato faetu de formatione ovi & Pulli, &c. illustrata Curiossis. figuris. Ibid 1625
10 Joh. Colle Elucidarium Anatomicum & Chyrurgicum ex Graecis selectum. Ven. 1621
11 Hercules Saxoniae Tractatus de Melancholia. Ibid 1620
12 —Opera Practica & de Febribus. Pat. 1639
13 —Opera omnia, Medicinae Practicae Templum, &c. lettred. Franc. 1603
14 Eustach. Rudius de Morbis occultis & Venenis. Ven. 1610
15 Lacunae Epitome operum Galeni. 40r partes digesta. Basil 1555
16 Dioscoridis opera latine cum Corollariis Barbari. Argent 1529
17 —Opera G.L. cum Scholiis & Lectionib. Variorum. lettred. Genev. 1598
18 Nancelii Analogia Macrocosmi, sive proportio Universi ad hominem. (lettred) Lut. 1611
19 Riverii (Lar) opera omnia Praxis Institutiones & observat. G. (lettred.) Fran. 1669
20 Baldi (Camil) Commentaria in Physiog. Arist. (lettred) Bonou. 1621
21 Mesuae (Joan) opera omnia imaginibus Plantarum illustrata (lettred) Ven. 1682
22 Highmore (Gasph) Humani Corporis Disquisitio Anatomica figuris. Hag. 1651
23 Moufeti (Joan) insectorum Animalium Theatrum cum figuris. Lond. 1634
24 Dureti Comment. in Praenotiones Mag. Hippoc. Coacae. Paris 1588
25 Hollerii Comment. in Coac. & Presagia Hippocratis. Lugd. 1576
26 —Chyrurgia. Paris 1552
27 Franc. Valleriolae Observationes Medicinales sive Morb. Historia. Lugd. 1513
28 Joan Fernelii opera sive Universa Medicina. Franc. 1577
29 Jacob. Weckeri Antidotarium Speciale. Basil 1588
30 Bochartus de Animalibus Sacrae Scripturae cum indicibus clodii. Fr. 1675
31 Paracelsi opera omnia. 2 vol. Genev. 1658
32 Joan Argenterii varia opera de re medica. Flor. 1550
33 Lobel. Historia stirpium & Adversaria nova cum figuris. Lond. 1571
34 Pet. de Abani Conciliator Differentium Medicorum. & Philosophorum.
35 Rod. Fonsecae Consultationes Medicae. Ven. 1620
36 Lud. Mercati Consultationum Medicarum lib. unus & Peuerorum Morb. Franc. 1614
37—Opera omnia in tribus tomus. 3 vol. Franc. 1609
38 Authores Graeci, Arabes, & Latini, de Febribus. ibid. 1536
39 Gasp-Bravo Resolutiones medicae in 40r: partib. tributae. Lugd. 1654
40 Epitome operum Averroes per Theizir Abinzoar. Ven. 1542
[Page 2]41 Joan Bapt. Montani opera sive Medicina Universa. Frac. 1587
42 Andr. Laurentii vol 2. de Crisibus de Curat. Strumarum. ibid. 1628
43—Anatomia sive Historia Anatomica (figuris)
44 Piso (Nic) de Cognoscend & Curand Morb. & de febribus. Franc. 1580
45 Nicol. Mutoni Luminare Majus & Lumen Apothecariorum. 1551
46 Corn. Celsus de Re Medica & Largus de Composit. Medicament. Par. 1529
47 Fortunat. Plempii fundamenta Medic. cum judiciis Doct. de Philos. Cartes. Lov. 1654
48—Opthalmographia sive de oculi fabrica. ibid. 1659
49 Bric. Banderoni Pharmacop. & Observ. Du Boiis in Meth. Miscendorum. Lond. 1639
50 Pha [...]macopea Londin. Contin. Medicamenta antiqua & nova. ibid. 1639
51—Iterum optimae impression. cum Additionibus. ihid. 1677
52 Dispensator. Pharmacorum omnium per Valer. Cordum. Norib. 1612
53 Pharmacop. Augustana Hippoc. & Hermaetica. 1640
54—Augustana Resormata cum variis Animadv. zuelferi & 2 vol. 1667
55 Hieronym. Mercurialis Praelectiones Pisanae & Bonor. Medic. Practica. Fr. 1602
56 Praelectiones Patavinae. Ven. 1603
57 Responsiones & Consultationes Medicae 2 Tom. ibid. 1587
58 Leon. Fuchsii opera omnia cum indicibus. Fr. 1566
59 Vanhelmontis ortus Medicinae sive opera cum indice. Lugd. 1655
60 Matthiolus in Dioscor. cum Notis & Iconibus Plantarum Bauhini. Fr. 1598
61 Anthologia Magna sive Florilegium rariorum Germinum Plant. filorum (cum Iconibus Elegantissimis.) (lettred) Fr. 1626
62 Sennerti Dan. opera omnia (opt. edit.) auctiora Tom. uno. 3 vol. Lugd. 1666
63 Capicaccei (Hier) method. medendi Tabul. Universalib. Comprehensa. Fr. 1606
64—Opera omnia cum Consiliis authoris adjectis. ibid. 1606
65 Jouberti (Laur) opera Medica de sero Lactis, &c. ibid. 1599
66 Riolani (Joan) opera omnia, Anatome, &c. Paris 1610
67 Chr. Avegae opera medica de different: febrium, de Urinis, &c. Lugd. 1587
68—Commentarius in Galeni Libros de locis affectis. Antw. 1566
69 Horat. Augenii Consultationes & Epistolae Medicinales. Ven. 1592
70 Vidi-Vidii opera Continens Artem Medic. Chyrurg. de Curatione Membratim cum fig. Instrument. 3 vol. ibid. 1611
71 Agricola de Re Metallica officia & instrumenta Machinae (fig.) Basil 1561
72 Mainardi Epistolae Medic. cum Observationib. in Mesuam. ibid. 1535
73 Rod. A Castro de Morbis & Natura Mulierum. Hamb. 1603
74 Arnoldi Villanovani opera omnia (opt. edit.) Taurelli Annot. Bas. 1585
75 Emil. Parisani Observationes Nobiles de subtilitate. 2 vol. Ven. 1623
76 Fr. Vallesii Controversiae Medic. & Comment. in Gal. 2 part. uno. vol. 1609
77— Commentaria in Artem Medic. Galeni separatim. Col. 1592
78 Zacut. Lusitani opera omnia de Principiis Medicorum & Praxis Hist. 2 vol. Lugd.
79 Pauli Sorbait opera Medica Universa. Norimb. 1672
80 Jacob Syluii opera medica. Gen. 1635
81 Etii opera latinitate donata per Montanum. Ven. 1533
82 M. Gatinariae practica medica cum Medic. Judicio de febribus. Bas. 1537
83 Dom. Leonis Ars Medendi Morbos particulares. Bas. 1583
84 Far. Licetus de his qui vivunt sine Alimento cum Explicat. Galeni, &c. Pat. 1612
85 Sanctorii Methodus vitandorum errorum in Arte medica. Ven. 1603
86 Bromfelsii onomasticon medicinae omnia Nomina Herbarum fructuum arborum florum Radicum Lapidum continens. Arg. 1534
87. Fab. Pacii Comment. in Gal. 7 libr. de methodo medendi. 2 vol. Vit. 1598
[Page 3]88 Alex. Massariae Practica medica & Responsiones Medicinales. Ven. 1613
89 Riverii Praxis medica cum Theoria. Lugd. 1652
90 Rein. Solenandri Consila medicinalia. Fr. 1596
91 Foresti opera omnia Curat. & observat. med. & Chyrurg. 2 vol. Fr. 1634
92 Hier. Cardani Commentaria in Galenum de Venenis. Bas. 1564
93 Joan. Stephani opera medica Universa. Ven. 1553
94 Paul. Zacchiae Questiones medico Legales. 3 part. uno vol. Genev.
95 Fab. Hildani opera Chyrurg. cum Serverino de Efficaci medicina. Fr. 1682
96 Johnstoni Hist. Naturalis de quadruped. & de Avibus, Cum Iconibus earum ad vivum expressis. 2 vol. Amst. 1678
97 Malphigii Anatomia Plantarum. Cum curiosissimis figuris. Lond.
98 Joan. Heurnii opera medica. Lugd. 1658
99 Pet. Michaelis de Herediae opera medica. ibid. 1665
100 Greg. Horstii opera medica. Norimb. 1660
101 Joh. Galliego de la Serna opera medica. Paris 1639
102 Joh. Varandei opera medica. Lugd. 1652
103 Joh. Raimundi fortes Consultationes & observat. medic. 2 vol. Gen. 1677
104 Joh Bapt. Cortesii medicina Practica. Messan. 1635
105 Bonetti Sepulchretum sive Anatomia. 2 vol. Genev. 1676
106—Mercurius Compitalitius. Genev. 1682
107 Uffenbachii Thesaurus Chrurgicus sive Scriptores Chyrurgici cum figuris. Fr. 1610
108 Museum Wormianum illustratum cum figuris. Lugd. 1655
109 Agricola de Re Metallica (edit. opti. auctora.) cum fig. Parsel. 1657
110 Massariae Consilia medica. Ven. 1622
111 Tho. Mermanni Consultationes. medicae. Ingolst. 1675
112 Gal. Piso de indiae utriusque. Re Naturali & med. fig. Amst. 1658
113 Jo. Zwelferi Pharmacopoeia Regia, ejusd. discursus advers. Ott. Tachenium. Nor. 1668

Libri Medici in Quarto.

1 ROlfinchius (Guer.) de purgantibus Medicinalibus. Jen. 1667
2 —Ordo & methodus medicinae special. ad norm. Dogmatum. ibid. 1665
3—Ordo Consultatoriae Methodus continens consilia medica ibid. 1669
4 Castelli Exercitationes medicinales in decem Tractatibus. Tolos. 1647
5 Hollerii (Jacob.) opera practica medica. Gen. 1623
6 Colle (Joan.) de cognitu difficil. in Praxi Hyppoc. de somniis Ven. 1628
7 Schotti (Gusp.) physica curiosa sive mirabil. naturae & artis 2 Vol. letter'd. 1662
8 Burnetti (Thom.) thesaurus medic. pract. sive observ. medicinales. Lond. 1673
9 Isb. Diembrooke de peste continens Historiam Morbi Amst. 1665
10—Anatomia corporis humani novis Invent. aucta figuris Ʋlt. 1662
11 Heurnius de morbis capitis humani corporis Lugd. 1594
12 Claudinus de ingressu ad Infirmos 1628
13 Consultationes medicinales Aug. 1682
14 Steno (Nat.) de musculis & glandulis Hafn. 1664
15 Liddelii Scoti Physiologia & Pathologia, &c. Lugd. 1624
16 Hofmannus de medicamentis officinalibus simplicibus Fr. 1667
17 Quercetani (Jos.) Pharmacop [...]a dogmaticorum restituta Paris. 1667
18 Mercatus (Lud.) de mulierum affectionibus Ven. 1587
[Page 4]19 Frambesarii (Nic.) opera medica de preservat. pestis &c. Fran. 1629
20 Regii (Heu.) Fundamenta Medica Ʋlt. 1647
21—Praxis medica medicat. exemplis demonstrata edit. 3. Traj. 1667
22 Pernumiae (Paul) ratio medendi affectus omnes praeter naturam Ven. 1564
23 Pauli (Simonis) quadripartitum Botannicum de medicam. facult. letter'd. Arg. 1667
24 Glissoni (Fr.) Tractatus de ventriculis & intestinis, figuris, Lond. 1677
25—Tractatus de Naturae Substantiae, seu de Vita Naturae ibid. 1672
26 Fab. Ab. Aquapenden [...]e opera varia de respiratione &c. Pat. 1625
27 Fab. Hildanus tractatus de Gangrena & Sphacello Oppenh. 1617
28 Borrichius de octu & progressu Chemiae dissertatio. Haf. 1668
29 Rod. a Castro universa medicina Muliebrium morborum Hamb. 1628
30—Iterum alterius editionis cum Triplice indice Venet. 1644
31 Weckeri Antidotarium generale & speciale Basil. 1617
32 Nicol. Biesii Theoreticae Medicinae lib. 6. Antw. 1558
33 Willis (Tho.) Opera omnia Genev. 1676
34 Erastus (Tho.) de ocultis Pharmacorum facultatibus. Basil. 1574
35 Maroldi (Ortolphi) practica medica ad curand. omnes Morb. Accomod. Fr. 1650
36 Wolphang. Wedelii Physiologia med. 40 Sectionib. distincta. Gen. 1680
37 Charlet. Onomast. Zoicon Animalium & de fossisibus. variis fig. Lond. 1668
38 Margravii (Christ) materia med. contracta exhibens Compos. med. Lugdb. 1674
39 Kergerus (Mart.) de Fermentatione liber physico medicus. Wetteb. 1663
40 Petrei (Hen.) Nosologia Harmonica. dogm. Hermetica. Macp. 1615
41 Palmarius (Jul.) de Morbis Contagiosis. Paris 1578
42 Vand. Linden Physiologia medica. Amst. 1653
43—Selecta medica ibid. 1656
44 Moebii Fundamenta medica. Gen. 1661
45 Sennerti opera practica sive medicin. pract. 6 part. 4 vol. Witeb. 1656
46 Hartmanni Praxis Chymiatrica aucta & emend. cum notis. Nor. 1677
47 Kyperi Anthropolgia Corporis humani. Lugdb. 1660
48 Plempii Munitio Fundament. medicinae. Amst. 1654
49 Marchetti Anatomia. Patav. 1654
50 Cardilucii officina sanitatis sive Praxis Chymiatrica. Norib. 1673
51 Sylvii de la Boe opera omnia medica. Amst. 1679
52 Miscellanea curiosa Physico med. Academiae curiosorum. Annis 1673
53 Riolani opuscula anatomica de circulat. sanguinis, &c. Lond. 1649
54 Joelis opera omnia medica. Amst. 1674
55 Vanhelmont sive opera omnia cum indice. ibid. 1684
56 Corbeii Pharmacia simpl. Med. Cantinens vegetabilia, &c. Fr. 1656
57 Barth. Perdulcis opera medica universa. Lugd. 1650
58 Joh. Vigerii opera medico Chyrurgica. Hag. 1657
59 Th. Keickringii Specilegium Anatom. cum fig. & observationibus. Amst. 1610
60 Fr. Feynei medicin. Practica de febribus, &c. Lugd. 1650
61 L. Dureti Comment. in Hollerium de Morb. intern. cum Scholiis. Paris 1611
62 Angle salae opera omnia medica auctiora. Roth. 1650
63 Hoeferi Hercules medicus sive Loci communes medici. Vien. 1657
64 Maur. Cordaei Comment. in Gyneciorum lib. Hipp. de Mulieb. Bas. 1586
65 And. Canonherii interpretat. Politicae morales & Theol. in Aphor. Hipp. Antw. 1657
66 Wilh. Davison Comment. in P. Sever. Dani ideam medic. Philos. Hag. 1660
67 Bened. Sinibaldi Geneanthr [...]peia sive de hominis generatione cum Hist. Faetus Mussipantani. 2 vol. Fr. 1669
[Page 5]68 Jo. Schroderi Pharmacopoeia medico-Chymica. Ʋlm 1649
69—Quercitanus redivivus continens Pharmacopoeiam spagyricam, &c. Fr. 1648
70 Osw. Crollii Basilica Chymica & Hartmanni Praxis Chymiatrica. 1608
71 Laz. Riverii Observationes Medicae, cum Observationibus aliorum. Paris 1646
72 Ant. Menjotii Dissertationes Pathologicae de Melancholia, de Opthalm. de Tussi, de vacuitate sitis, de imbecillitate ventriculi. Paris 1674
72—Ejusdem pars tertia, de sterilitate, de Epilepsia, de Pleuritide, &c. 1674
74 Joan. Veslingii Syntagma anatomicum cum figuris & Commentariis amplissimis Gerard. Blasii (Charta & Littera magna.) Amst. 1659
75 Jo. Fernelii universa medicina, Scholiis praestantissimorum virorum illustrata, cum casibus & Observationibus rarissimis Oth. Heurnii. Bas. 1656
76 Mac. Malphigius de Bombyce figuris. Lond. 1669
77 Aurel. Severini Zootomia figuris illustrata. Norib. 1645
78 Hieron. Fracastorii Opera omnia. Ven. 1584
79 Ol. Borrichii Hermes Aegyptiorum. Hans. 1674
80 Ger. Blasii Anatomia Animalium cum multis figuris. Amst. 1681
81 Castelli Lexicon Medicum cum additamentis Brunonis. 1682
82 Cortnummius de Morbo Attonnito. Lips. 1677
83 Clauderi Methodus Balsamandi. Alten. 1679
84 Jo. Bapt. Donius de salubritate agri Romani. Florent. 1677
85 Gab. Fontani Medicina anti-Hermetica. Lugd. 1657
86 Frid. Hofmanni Clavis Schroderiana. Sax. 1681
87—Ejusdem Praxis Medica curiosa. Franc. 1677
88 Jacob. Josephi Joepferii Manuductio ad vitam Longiorem. 1670
89 Gothorf. Mortii Institutiones Medicinales. Jenoe. 1663
90 Sim. Pauli de Febribus tractatus. Arg. 1672
91 Rolfinchii Consilia Medica. Jenoe. 1669
92—Ejusdem Chymia in artis formam Redacta. Gen. 1671
93 Bapt. Sitoni Miscellanea medico-curiosa. Colon. 1672
94 Vict. Sneiderus de Morbis Capitis. Wetteb. 1669
95 Sturmii Collegium Curiosum cum fig.
96 Jo. Schenkii Synopsis Institutionum Medicarum. Jenoe. 1671
97—Ejusd. prolegomena Physioiogica. Lips. 1672
98—Ejusd. Syntagma Componendi & praescribendi Medicamenta. ibid.
99 L. Schrookii Historia Moschi (fig.) Aug. Vend. 1682
100 Tillingii Rhabarbarologia. Francof. 1629
101 Geor. Velschii Consilia Medica. Ʋlmae. 1676
102—Hecatostaea Observationum Medicarum. ibid. 1675
103—de Vena Medinensi. ibid. 1670
104 Johan. Wepferi Cicuta aquatica. Basil 1682
105 Blegnii Zodiacus Medico-Gallicus. 2 vol. cum fig. 1673
106 Velschii decades decem Curationum & Consiliorum (cum fig.) 1681
107 Jo. Geor. Waltheri Sylva Medica. Budess. 1679
108 Wedelii Opera, (viz.) opiologia Pharmatia, &c. Jenoe. 1682
109 Helwgii Observationes Medicae cum Notis Schrookii. 1680
110 Musaeum Hermeticum cum figuris. Francof. 1678
111 Paw. Comment. in Hippocr. de vulneribus Capitis cum figuris Corn. Celsus de Re Medica, Munsteri Disputat. Medicinales. Lugd. 1616
112 Fuchsii errata Medicorum Recentiorum. 1530
113 Borellus de Motu Animalium cum fig. Rom. 1680
[Page 6]114 Hon. Faber de Plantis & generatione Animalium. Paris 1666
115 Spigelius de Febre semitertiana. Francof. 1626
116 Miscellanea Curiosa Medico-Physica Academ. Curios. 6 vol. Fr. 1676
117 Rob. Boyle Opera omnia. Gen. 1677
118 Jo. Freitagii Aurora Medicorum Galeno-Chymicorum. Francof. 1630
119 Jo. Renodoei Dispensatorium Medicum, & Nic. Epiphanii Empirica. Paris 1623
120 Nic. Hobokeni Cognitio Physiologica Medica, & de Medicorum Nobilitate. Ʋltr. 1670
121 Jo. Hartmanni Disputationes Chymico-medicae. Marpurgi. 1614
122 Gualth. Charltoni Exercitationes Pathologicae de Morbis. Lond. 1661
123 Jo. de Vigo & Mariani Sancti Barolitani Opera Chyrurgica. Lugd. 1521
124 Aug. Clutii Opuscula, duo, de Nuce Medica & de Hemoraghio. Amst. 1634
124 Jo. Chemnitii Icon. Plant. Exotic. Brumsw. 1652. Jos. Milii de Hort. Cult. l. 3. 1574
124 Sim. Pauli quadripartitum de simplicium Medicamentorum facultatibus. Rost. 1640.
125 Tho. Willis opera omnia edit. & indicibus Blasii. Amst. 1682

Libri Medici in Octavo, Duodecimo, &c.

1 HIppocratis Magni Opera omnia, G. L. ad omnes editiones accommodata cum indice curiosis. Ant. Vander. Linden. 2 vol. Lugd. 1665
2—Ejusd. Aphorismi Graeco-Latini Interpretatione Foesii. 24o. ibid. 1633
3 Regn. de Graaf Opera de Virorum & Mulierum Organis, (figuris.) ibid. 1677
4—de Virorum Organis Generationi Inservientibus. (fig. ibid. 1668
5—de Mulierum Organis Generationi inserv. (fig.) ibid. 1672
6—de Natura succi pancreatici Exercitatio anatomica. (fig.) ibid. 1674
7 Heurnii Methodus ad praxin Medicam, ex recensione Sylvii. Rot. 1650
8—Interpretatio in Aphorismos Hippocratis, cum Observat. G. L. Hag. 1664
9—Institutiones Medicinae emendatae per Othon. Heurnium. Lugd. 1627
10 Sydenham (Tho.) Observationes circa Curationem Variolarum confluent. Lond. 1682
11—Observationes Medicae circa Morborum acutorum Hist. & Curat. ibid. 1676
12 Bartholini (Tho.) Anatomia ad Circulat. Harveianam Renov. cum Iconibus. 1673
13—(Gasp.) Institutiones anatomicae Corporis Humani. Oxon. 1633
14—de Lacteis Thoraicis in Homine Brutisque observatis. (fig.) Lond. 1652
15—Historiarum Anatomi [...]arum Cent. 1. 2. (cum figuris. Hag. lun. 1654
16 Charletoni (Guath.) liber singularis de s [...]orbuto. Lond. 1672
17—Iterum alterius Editionis 12o. fig. Bat. 1672
18—Inquisitiones anatomi [...]ae Physicae de Fulmine, &c. ibid. 1665
19—Spiritus Gorgonic [...]s sive de causis Lythiaseos. ibid. 1650
20—Ejusdem de Ortu Animae Humanae. ibid. 1669
21 Glisso [...]ii (Fr.) Anatomia Hepatis ad Rem Anatom. spectantia, (Charta Magna) 1650
22—Idem cum nonnullis Lymphae ductibus nuper repertae. Lond. 1654
23—de Rachitide, sive de Morbo puerili, cum aliis de eadem Re. Lond. 1660
24 Mayo. (Joh.) Tractatus 5. de salnitro, de Spiritu Nitr. &c. Oxon. 1674
25—Tractatus duo de Respiratione & de Rachitide. ibid. 1669
26 Willis (Tho.) Cerebri Anatome, cui accessit Nervorum descriptio, (fig.) Lond. 1664
27—de Anima Brutorum cum figuris. ibid. 1672
28—Pharmaceutice Rationalis. 2 vol. (figuris) Oxon. 1674
29—de Febribus, de Fermentatione & de Urinis. Amst. 1669
30—Pathologia Cerebri, de Morbis Convulsivis, & de scorbuto. ibid. 1668
31—Affectiones Hystericae, & de Motu Musculari. Lug. Bat. 1671
[Page 7]32 Harvey (Gid.) de Febribus tractatus precticus. Lond. 1672
33—(Guil.) de Generatione Animalium exercitationes. ibid. 1654
34—Ejusd. de Motu sanguinis & Back de Corde dissertatio. Rot. 1654
35—de Motu & Circulatione sanguinis separatim. ibid. 1649
36 Riverii (Laz.) Praxis medica cum Theoria. 2 part. uno vol. Amst. 1658
37—Ejusdem Institutiones Medicinales. ibid. 1662
38—Observationes, cum aliis observationibus Communicatae. ibid 1656
39—Arcana. Ʋltraj. 1680
40 Jos. Varandei practica de Morbis Mulierum. Map. 1620
41 Fr. Valleriolae observationes medicae. Francof. 1605
42 Jacob. Wepferi Observationes Anatomicae de Apoplexia. Amst. 1681
43 Joan. Sculteti Armamentarium Chyrurg. renovat. & auctum cum figuris. Amst. 1672
44 Gasp. Schuenchfelt Thesaurus Pharmaceut. Rondoletius de succo. Fr. 1630
45 Pet. Salii tractatus de Febre pestilenti, &c. Harderw. 1656
46 Q. Pigrei Epitome praeceptorum de Re Chyrurgica. Paris 1612
47 Joh. Peyeri Parerga Anatomica & med. cum figuris. Amst. 1682
48 Histoire de la Societe Royale de Londres par Fr. Spratt. Gen. 1669
49 Oldenburgi Thesaurus Rerum publicarum totius Orbis Quadripertitus Continens Regna fere omnia. 4 vol. Gen. 1675
50 Dan. Mylii Pharmacopoea spagyrica, sive practica universalis. 2 vol. Fr. 1629
51 J. Langii Epistolae Medicinales. Hamb. 1605
52 Laurentii Historia anatomica cum observat. & Controversiis. Francof. 1615
53 Sam. Haffenrefferi Nosodochium, sive de Cutis affectibus. Ʋimae 1660
54—Officina Pharmaceutica-Hermetico-Paracelsica. ibid. 1653
55 Herbarium Horstianum, seu de select. Plantis, Radicibus, &c. Marp. 1630
56 Jac. Hollerii in Aphorismorum Hippocr. lib. 7. Commentarii. Gen. 1646
57 Ant. le Grand Historia Naturalis Plantarum. North. 1678
58 Claudinus de Ingressu ad Infirmos cum Appendice. Basil 1617
59 Remb. Dodonei Observationes Medicinales & praxis. Hard [...]w. 1621
60 Lud. Septalii animadversiones & Cautiones Medicae. Do [...]t. 1650
61—de Ratione Instituendae & Gubernandae Familiae. M [...]d. 1626
62 Bapt. Portae Magia Naturalis de Productione Plantarum▪ &c. Hamb. 1619
63 Vogelius de Lapidis Physici condit. sive Gebri & Lullii explicatio. Col. A [...]g. 1558
64 Congeries Paracelsicae Chymiae de transmutationibus Metallorum. Fr. 1581
65 Hug. Fridewallis de tuenda sanitate. Antw. 1608
66 Wecheri libri 17. de secretis ex variis authoribus collecti. Basil 1613
67 Quercetanus de Priscorum Philosophorum materia medic. de Medicamentis Chymicis contra Aubertum de Curandis Vulneribus sclopetorum. Gerv. 1630
68—Pestis Alexic [...]cus sive Luis pestiferis fuga. 1609
69—de Ortu Metallorum. 1575
70 Jo. Auctuarius de Urinis, & de Coloribus Urinarum. per Thylesium. Basil.
71 Phil. Paracelsi Quindecim Curationes experimentaque. 1582
72 Jo. Riolani Methodus particularis medendi. 1598
73 Aug. Eitzleri Isagoge Physico-Magico-medica. Arg. 1631
74 G. Thompsoni Experimenta admiranda cum Observationibus. Lond. 1680
75 Gasp. Bauhinus de Lapide Bezoar. Basil 1613
76 Glauberi Furni Philosophici in 5 part. cum Appendice & figuris. Amst. 1651
77—Opera, furni Philosoph. Prosperit. Germ. cum multis aliis. 3 vol. ibid. 1650
78 Varii authores Alchymiae in 2 vol. viz. Rogerus Bacon, &c. Basil 1571
79 Virorum Clarissimorum Epistolae circa Chymica Experimenta 2 vol. Hamb. 1673
[Page 8]80 Franc. Rodi Experimenta Circa Generat. Insect. cum innumeris. fig. Amst. 1671
81 Jo. Goedartii Historia Naturalis Insect. 3 part. cum fig. & Comment. Mediolani. 1670
82 Jo. Cratonis Consilia sex libris edita per L. Scholzium. 4 vol. Han. 1611
83 Mercurius Botannicus, & de thermis Botanicis tractatus. Lond. 1634
84 Phytologia Britannica exhibens natales, stirpes, &c. ibid. 1630
85 Hofmanni liber singularis de Usu Lienis. 1615
86 Ott. Tachenii Hippocrates Chymicus edit. tertia. Lug. Bat. 1671
87—Hippocratica Medicinae Clavis. ibid. 1671
88 Ant. Deusingius de Aere, contra Boyle. Groningae. 1662
89 Hen. Eysonius de Faetu Lapide facto. ibid. 1661
90 Gr. Nymmani dissertatio de Vita & Foetu in Utero. Lug. B. 1664
91 Nic. Stenonis dissertatio de Anatomia Cerebri. ibid. 1671
92 Lud. de Vasseur de Sylvano Humore triumvirali. Paris 1668
93 Car. Drelincurtii Apologia Medica. Lug. Bat. 1671
94 Mulleri Medicina Hippocratis Chymica. ibid. 1671
95 Sanctorius de Statica Medicina, & Status Med. demolitio per Obicium.
96 Malphigius de structura Viscerum. Lond. 16
97 Riolani (Joan.) Scholae Medicae & de Circulatione Vera Sanguinis. Paris 1652
98 —Ejusd. Enchiridion Anatomicum cum figuris. Lug. Bat. 1649
99 Sennertus (Dan.) de Dysenteria tractatus. Witeb. 1626
100—Epitome Institutionum Medicarum. ibid. 1631
101—Epitome Naturalis Scientiae. Oxon. 1653
102 Beckeri (Joach.) Acta Laboratorii Chymici Monacensis. Francof. 1669
103—Oedipus Chymicus de Materia Chymicorum. Amst. 1664
104 Galenus de Locis affectis cum Commentariis Duratii. Venet. 1557
105—de anatomia administranda. (gilt letter'd) sine Titulo.
106—de Motu Musculorum, & de Ossibus (gilt lettred.)
107—de Elementis, &c. Lugd. 1548
108 Pharmacopoea Londinensis Colleg. Lond. 1654
109—Idem cum emendationibus. 24o. ibid. 1682
110—Amstelredamensis. 24^o. Amst. 1643
111—Ultrajectina. 24o. Ʋltraj. 1664
112—Dispensatorium Valerii Cordi. Antw. 1568
113 Malphigius de Viscerum Structura, exercitatio anatomica. Amst. 1669
114 Deusingii (Ant. Idea Fabricae Corporis Humani ad Circulat. Sang. Gron. 1659
115—Resurrectio Hepatis de Chyli Motu & Officio Hepatis. ibid. 1661
116—de Generatione Foetus in Utero. Amst. 1665
117 Beguini (Joan.) Tyrocinium Chymicum.—edit. Blasii. ibid. 1659
118—Iterum, cum dialogo Mercurii Alchymistae. Col. 1617
119 Swalve (Bec.) Quaerelae Ventriculi Renovatae. Amst. 1675
120—Alcali & Acidum, sive Naturae & Instrumenta. ibid. 1670
121—disquisitio Therapeutica generalis. ibid. 1657
122 Primrose (Jacob.) Enchiridion Medicum & Ars Pharmaceutica. ibid. 1650
123—de Morbis Puerorum partes duae. Roterd. 1658
124 Praxis Barbettiana Notis & Observat. D.F. Deckeri, (gilt letter'd) Lugd. 1664
125—Opera Chyrurgica Anatomica, & de Peste, (gilt letter'd.) ibid. 1672
126 Raii (Joan.) Catalogus Plantarum Angliae & Insularum Adjacentium. Lond. 1677
127 Thrustoni diatriba de Usu primario Respirationis, &c. Lugd. 1671
128 Freitagius de Esculentorum Poculentorumque facultatibus. Herb. 1614
129—Ejusd refutatio novae sectae Sennerto Paracelsicae. Amst. 1637
[Page 9]130 Lyseri (Mich.) Culter anatomicus cum Iconibus Instrument. edit. Barthol. Fr. 1679
131 Botalli (Leon.) Opera omnia de Curat. per Missionem Sanguinis, &c. Lugd. 1660
132 Nicholai Hobokeni Anatomia Secund. Human. & Epist. Spicilegium. Ʋltr. 1669
133 Linus de Inseparabilitate Corporum, contra Boyl (cum figuris.) Lond. 1661
134 Corbeii (Theod.) Pathologia sive Morborum affect. enumeratio. Norib. 1647
135—Baconi (Fr. Historia Vitae & mortis. Lond. 1623
136 Paracelsi Archidoxi sive de Secretis Mysteriis Naturae, &c. Basil 1582
137 Tulpii (Nic.) Observationes medicae libro, 4to. Auctiores cum figuris. Amst. 1672
138 Lower (Rich.) Tractatus de Corde de Catarrhis figuris. ibid. 1671
139 Chalmetei Enchiridion Medico-Chyrurgicum. Genev. 1644
140 Hodges (Nath.) Pestis nuperae Narratio Historica. Lond. 1672
141 Morley (Christ.) de morbo Epidemico Narratio. 1678 79 ibid. 1680
142 Cowley (Ah.) Poemata Plantarum cum indice. ibid. 1678
143 Ent (Georg.) Apologia pro circulatione Sanguinis. ibid. 1641
144 Needham (Gualt.) de formato foetu disquisitio Anatomica figuris. ibid. 1667
145 Deckers (Fred.) Exercitationes Medico practicae cum Observationibus. 1673
146 Dugardin manuductio ad Pathologiam pars altera. Duaci 1626
147 Bett (Joan) de Ortu & Natura Sanguinis. Lond. 1629
148 Castelli Lexicon edition medicum Ravestenii. Rot. 1651
149 Johnstoni (Joan) Idea medicinae practicae. Amst. 1648
150—(Gul.) Lexicon Chymicum 2 part. phrasibus Paracelsicis. Lond. 1680
151 Blasii Anatomia hominis Brutorumque Viror. cum figuris. Amst. 1674
152 Hartmanni (Joan.) praxis chymiatrica cum aliis tractatibus. Gen. 1659
153 Blancardi Lexicon medicum G. L. (gilt. letter'd) Amst. 1679
154 Hortus publicus Academiae Lugduno-Batavae Ichnographis; descriptio usus, cum stirpium Numero & nominibus cura Pet. Pawi. 1601
155 Salviani (Salust.) variae Lectiones de Re Medica. Rome 1588
156 Plateri (Fel.) Praxis 3 vol. Basil 1609
157—Observationes medicae. ibid. 1641
158 Pharmacopea Augustana cum Animadversion. Zwelferi. Rot. 1653
159 Vanhelmont (Joan) Opuscula medica de Febribus, &c. Col. 1644
160 Rulandi problemata medico-Physica. Fran. 1608
161 Turquet de Mayerne Tractatus de Arthritide. Lond. 1676
162 Scribonius Largus de Compositione medicamentorum. 1529
163 Slatholmus (Jul.) Nonnihil de febribus. Lond. 1657
164 Lossii Observationes Medicinales. ibid. 1672
165 Vanderlinden medulla medicinae duabus partibus. Fran. 1642
166—de scriptis medicis, editio secunda. Amst. 1660
167 Montani Methodus medicinae Universalis (sine titulo)
168 Frambesarii Canones & Consultationes Medicinales. Paris 1619
169 Wittesteyn (Carol) vera totius medicinae forma (sine titulo)
170 Examen Syruporum per Ant. Mesuam Brasavolam. Venet. 1545
171 Jod. Willichius & alii de probationibus Urinarum. Basil —
172 Eugalenus (Sever.) de Scorbuto. 1604
173 Mars-Ficinus de Vita & de Ratione Victus. Basil 1541
174 Mundy (Hen.) Commentarii de Aere Vitali, de Esculentis, &c. Oxon. 1688
175 Hippocratis Aphorismi Graece cum aliis Operibus Galeni. Paris 1528
176 Valleriolae Loci Communes Medicinae. Ven. 1563
177 Boyle Tractatus de Apoplexia dissertatio physico medica problem. Hag. 1678
178 Joan Bapt. Lyboatici Institutio medica. Fran. 1671
[Page 10]179 Schookius (Mart.) de fermentatione Complectens singularia. Gron. 1663
180 Wilhten Rhyne meditationes de veteri med. Hippocrat. de sale &c. figuris. Lug. 1672
181 Morelli Methodus praescribendi formul. Remed. Editio Blasii. Amst. 1665
182 Plazzonus de partibus Generat Inservient, Arantius de foetu, &c. Lug. 1660
183 Albertus magnus de Secretis mulierum & Virtutibus Lapidum. Amst. 1665
184 Scornbor [...]ii manuale Medicinae practicae cum purgantibus. Aug. 1657
185 Sebast. Burdig novae medicinae Spirituum Doctrina Curiosa, &c. Hamb. 1674
186 Crollii (Osw.) Basilica Chymica cum tractatu Signaturarum. Fran. 1620
187 Fuchsii Methodus Intelligendi Libros Galeni. Paris 1541
188 Calladonis Commentarii Medicinales Critici Dyalitici, &c. Col. 1678
189 Liddelii Ars medica succincte explicata. Hamb. 1607
190 Vict. Faventinus de Morbo Gallico & de Pleuritide, &c. Florent. 1551
191 Epitome Operis Val. de Tarantis per G. Desiderium. Lugd. 1560
192 Quercetani (Jos.) tetras gravissimarum totius Capitis affectuum. Marp. 1617
193 Matt. Martinius de Morbis Mesenterii abstrusioribus. Lips. 1630
194 P. Bayrus de medendi humani Corporis malis. Basil 1560
195—Methodus Medendi Morbos. Paris 1529
196—Institutiones Medicinales. Basil —
197 Systema Parasceuasticum ad praxin per Morellum. Gen. 1628
198 Cnutii (Just.) Compendium Medicinae. Vicent. 1608
199—de Priscorum Philosophorum Materia Medicinae. Gerv. 1603
200—Diateticon Poly-historicon. Gen. 1607
201 Kirstenius de Vero Usu & abusu Medicinae. Breslae —
202 Val. Molenbrokius de Arthritide Vaga & de Scorbuto. Lips. 1663
203 Villanus Therapeuta Neapolitanus, sive Curatio Febrium, &c. Neap. 1653
204 Bayfield de Morborum Capitis Essentiis, &c. Lond. 1663
205 Sitoni Jat [...]osophus Miscellan. 2 vol. Patav. 1641
206 Ranthinus de Morbis ante pactum & de purificatione. Lugd. 1645
207 Dispensatorium Chymicum ex Poterio, Quercitano, &c. Francof. 1626
208 Gabr. Bruelis praxis Medicina Theorica & Empyrica. Lug. Bat. 1628
209 Christ. Ripensis Enchiridion Medicum. Bas. 1583
210 Hippocrates de septimestri Partu &c. Latine per Foaesium. Franc. 1596
211 Nic. Fontani Origo Febrium earumque remedia. Amst. 1644
212 Bayri Enchiridion vulgo Vade Mecum dictum. Lugd. 1566
213 Christ. Benneti Theatrum Tabidorum. Francof. 1665
214 Whartoni Adenographia sive Glandularum descriptio (fig.) Vesal. 1671
215 Hier. Barbati dissertatio de sanguine & Ejus sero. Francof. 1667
216 Tilingii disquisitio Physico-Medica de Fermentatione. Bremae 1674
217 Bacchanellus de Consensu Medicorum in Curandis Morbis. Lugd. 1572
218 Frambesarii Schola Medica & Ambrosiopoea. Lugd. 1647
219 Blochwitii Anatomia sambuci & Ejusdem Medicamenta. Lips. 1631
220 Steph. Strobelbergeri adumbratio Universae Medicinae. Lips. 1627
221 S [...]hola Salernitana de Conservanda Valetudine, edit. Jac. Sylvii. Rost. 1649
222 Schyrronii Methodus Medendi sive Institut. Medicinae. Gen. 1620
223 Fontanonus de Morborum Internorum Curatione. Lugd. 1606
224 Mulleri Miracula & Mysteria Chymico-medica, &c. 1616
225 Sylvii Interiorum Morborum Curatio. Lugd. 1548
226 Lud. Lamber-Montii Anthologia Gr. Lat. Lond. 1654
227 G. Blasii Medicina Generalis accurata Methodo fundam. exhibens. Amst. 1661
228 Nicol. Steno de Musculis & Glandulis cum Epistolis Anatomicis. ibid. 1674
[Page 11]229 Caroli de La Font de Veneno Pestilenti & Curatio. Amst. 1671
230 Ganiveti Amicus Medicorum. Francof. 1624
231 Pauli Ammani Emendatio Institutionum Medicarum. Radol. 1673
232 Liebaultii Thesaurus sanitatis Pocatu facilis. Paris 1577
233 Leon. Faventini Practica Medicinalis. Lugd. 1554
234 Joan. Fienus de Flatibus Humani Corporis. Amst. 1643
235 Dan. Beckeri Medicus Microcosmus. Lond. 1660
236 Nat. Highmori dissertationes duae de Hysterica passione. Oxon. 1660
237 Keckringii Comment. in Currum Triumphalem Antimonii Bal. Valentini. 1671
238 Diembrooke de Morbis Capitis & Thoracicis. Traj. 1664
239 Sylvii de la Boe Disputationum Medicarum pars prima. Amst. 1663
240—Ejusdem Praxis Medica. Lug. Bat. 1671
241 Andr. Smitzii Medicinae Practicae Compendium. Hard. 1653
242 Corn. Celsus de Re Medica edit. Vander Linden. Lug. Bat. 1657
243 Lemnius de Occultis Naturae Miraculis & de Herbis Biblicis. Francof. 1628
244 M. D' Espagnet Enchiridion Physicae Restitutae. 24o. Paris 1642
245 Angliae Flagellum seu Tabes Anglica. 16o. Lond. 1617
246 Spigelii Isagoge ad rem Herbariam. 24o. Lug. Bat. 1633

Libri Medici Omissi in Octavo, Duodecimo, &c.

1 WIllis (Tho.) de Anima Brutorum Exercitationes duae (figuris) Lond. 1672
2 Heurnii Methodus ad Praxin Medicam. Rot. 1651
3 Bettus de Ortu & Natura sanguinis. Lond. 1669
4 Needham (Gualth.) de Formato Faetu (figuris) ibid. 1667
5 Lexicon Medicum G. L. per Edm. Castellum. Rott. 1665
6 Lexicon Medicum G. L. per Blancardum. Amst. 1679
7 Narratio historica Pestis Londinensis per Doct. Hodges. Lond. 1672
8 Lower de Corde & Catharris (cum figuris) Amst. 1671
9 Mich. Lyseri Culter Anatomicus cum Observationibus Scidelii. H [...]fn. 1665
10 Enchiridion Chyrurgicum per Chalmeteum. Paris 1567
11 Nonnihil de Febribus per Guil. Slatholmum. Lond. 1657
12 Willis de Febribus Fermentatione & Urinis. Hag. 1662
13 Glissonus & Regemorter, &c. de Rachitide & Morbo puerili. Lond. 1660
14 Deckers Oobservationes & Notae in praxin Barbettianam. Amst. 1677
15 Willis Pathologia Cerebri & Nervosi generis specimen. Lond. 1668
16 Corn. Celsus de Medicina ex Recognitione Ant. Vander Linden. Lug. Bat. 1665
17 Exercitationes de Generatione Animalium per G. Harveium. Amst. 1662
18 Tyrocinium Chymicum Beguini Notis illustratum, Blasii. ibid. 1659
19 Wharton Glandularum totius Corporis Descriptio figuris. ibid. 1659
20 Jos. de Mediolani Schola Salernitana ex Edit. Zach. Sylvii. Rot. 1667
21 Albertus Magnus & M. Scotus de Secretis Mulierum & Naturae Amst. 1648
22 Exercitationes Anatomicae de Motu Cordis, & Waleus de Motu Chyli. Lond. 1660
23 Praecepta bonae Valetudinis versibus conscripta Regi Angliae. Lugd. 1577
24 Riverii (Laz.) Praxis Medica cum Theoria duabus Partibus. Hog. 1658
25—Ejusdem Institutiones Medicinales 5. libr. distinctae. ibid. 1658
26 Mundy (H.) Commentarii de Aere Vitali, de Poculentis, &c. Oxon. 1680
27 Nic. Hobokeni secundinae Vitulinae Anatomia (cum figuris) Ʋltr. 1672
[Page 12]28 G. Blasii Anatomia Hominis Brutorumque (cum figuris) Amst. 1677
29 Hartmanni Praxis Chymiatrica cum Bas. Valentini Antimonio, &c. Gen. 1638
30 Hier. Pulverini Medicina practica edit. Blasii. Lug. Bat. 1649
31 Tho. Sydenham Epistolae Medicae de Morbis Epidemicis. Lond. 1680
32 Abr. Merklini tractatio Med. Curiosa de Tranfusione sanguinis. Nor. 1679
33 Ernest. Burgravii Achilles redivivus. Amst. —
34 Jul. Scaliger de subtilitate ad Hier. Cardanum. Francof. 1612
35 Joan. Rogersii disceptationes Medicinales. Lond. 1664
36 Ant. ab Altomari ars Medica de Medendis Morbis. Lugd. 1563
37 Jos. Quercitani diateticon Poly-historicon. Genev. 1628
38 Ber. Swalve Alcali & Acidum. Amst. 1670
39 Justruntii Compendium Universae Medicinae. Vic. 1608
40 Joach. Beckeri Institutiones Chymicae. Amst. 1664
41 Celsus de Medicina octo libris. Lug. Bat. 1665
42 Joan. Riolani Scholae Medicae de Circulatione sanguinis, &c. Par. 1652
43 Casp. Bartholini Institutiones Anatomicae. Rostochii. 1626
44 Brasavoli Examen omnium Linctuum & de Morbo Gallico. Lugd. Bat. 1555
45 Dav. Portzii Anatomia Chymica novis principiis resoluta. Hiedeb. 1672
46 Matt. Tillingii Anchora salutis sacra seu de Laudano Opiato. Francof. 1671
47 Tho. Willis Pharmaceutice Rationales, partes duae. Oxon. 1671
48 Osw. Crollii Basilica Chymica, aucta a Jo. Hartmanno. Venet. —
49 Dav. V. der Beck Experimenta & Meditat. circa Rerum Natural. princip [...]a. Hamb. 1674
50 Jo. Mesuae de Re Medica libri tres. Paris 1561
51 P. Pauli Peredae Scholia in Mich. Jo. Paschalis Methodum curandi. Lugd. 1619
52 C. Love Morley Narratio de Morbo Epidemico, Ann. 1678, 1679. Lond. 1680
53 Hippocratis Aphorismi, cum Galeni Commentariis. Lat. 1527
54—Ejusdem Aphorismi, Prognostica, Coaca, &c. Gr. Lat. Paris 1557
55 Hier. Fabricii ab Aquapendente Chirurgia. part. 2. —
56 Geor. Agricolae Bermannus, sive de Re Metallica. Paris 1541
57 Jo. Raici tractatus de Podagra Medico-Chymicus. Francof. 1621
58 Geor. Edrichi Hypomnemata quaedam in aliquot Libros Pau. Aeginetae. Lond. 1588
59 Car. Butleri Monarchia faeminina seu Apum Historia. Lond. 1573
60 Tho. Bartholini Observationes novae de Unicornu, cum figuris. Amst. 1678
61 Casp. Bartholini de tibiis Veterum & earum antiquo Usu libri tres (figuris) Amst. 1679
62 G. Mochingeri Compendium Institutionum Medicarum Dan. Sennerti. Paris 1630
63 Jo. Van Horne methodica Introductio ad Chyrurgiam. Lugd. Bat. 1668
64 Tho. Bartholini de armillis Veterum Schedion, accessit Ol. Wormii Responsio ad Licetum de aureo Cornu Danico (figuris aeneis illustrata.) Amst. 1676
64 Ejusd. Synop. Antiquit. Veteris puerperii, de Inauribus Veterum, &c. fig. ibid. 1676
65 Jo. Bapt. Portae Magiae Naturalis libri viginti. Lugd. Bat. 1642
66 Joach. Tanckii affectuum humanorum Curatio Hermetica & Galenica. Lips. 1605
66 Rhah. Eglini disquisitio de Helia Artium. ibid. 1606

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Physick in Folio, Quarto, Octavo, &c.

1 GErardes (J.) Herbal, or General Hist. of Plants, by T. Johnson. lett.—Folio Lond. 1633
2 Johnson (J.) Descript. of the Nat. of Four-footed Beasts, with figures in Brass. Amst. 1678
3 Gesner (Con.) Hist. of four-footed Beasts and Serp. with Mouffet of Insects. lett.-Lond. 1650
4 Grew (Neh.) Description of the Rarities belonging to the Royal Society. with Cuts. Lond. 1681
5 Crooke (Helkiah) Anatomy of Man's Body, &c. ibid. 1615
6 Charras (Moses) Royal Pharmacopoea Galenical and Chymical with Cop. Plates. ibid. 1678
7 Rea (John) Flora, Ceres, & Pomona, in 3 books, with Cop. Plates. letter'd. ibid. 1676
8 Woodal (John) Surgeons Mate or Military and Domestick Surgery. ibid. 1639
9 Veslingius (John) Anatomy of the Body of Man, with Cop. Plates. ibid. 1677
10 Helmonts (Van) Works, &c. Englished by Chandler. ibid. 1662
11 Lytes (Henry) Herbal or History of Plants in 6 Books. ibid. 1578
12 Crollius and Hartman's (John) Royal and Practical Chymistry in 3 Treatises. ibid. 1670
13 Gabelhover (Oswaldus) Book of Physick, &c. Dorte 1599
14 Coles (William) Adam in Eden or the Paradise of Plants, &c. Lond. 1657
15 Mosan (Jacob.) General Practice of Physick, in 8 books. ibid. 1617
16 Renodaeus's Dispensatory, containing the whole body of Pharmacy. ibid. 1657
17 Culpeper (Nich.) Physical Despensatory. ibid. 1651
18 A Description of the Nature of Four-footed Beasts, with their Figures, by J. J. Amst. 1678
19 Flora: Or, a compleat Floriledge, &c. in 3 books by J.R. letter'd. Lond. 1676
20 Tomlinson (Rich.) Dispensatory, &c. ibid. 1657
21 General Practice of Physick by Christopher Wirtzung. letter'd. ibid. 1651
22 Pareys (Ambrose) Chyrurgery with Spigelius Anatomical Cutts. ibid. 1679
1 BOyle (Robert) Usefulness of Experimental Philosophy compleat.—Quarto Oxf. 1669
2 Power (Henry) Experimental Philosophy, in 3 books. Lond. 1664
3 Charleton (Walter) Humane Nature in 6 Anatomical Praelections. ibid. 1680
4—Natural History of Nutrition, Life, and Voluntary motion. ibid. 1679
5 Markham (Gerv.) Way to get Wealth in reference to Husbandry, Physick, &c. ibid. 1668
6 Austin (Ra.) Treatise of Fruit, Trees, and Gardens, &c. Oxf. 1657
7 Bruel (Walter) Practice of Physick. Lond. 1632
8 Vicary (Thomas) English-Mans Treasure of Anatomy and Medicines. ibid. 1641
9 Drage (William) Physical Experiments with a Discourse about Witchcraft. ibid. 1668
10 Key to Helmont or Introd. to the better understanding of the Chym. Physicians. ibid. 1682
11 Philosophical Collections. N^o. 2. ibid. 1681
12 Tyson (Edw.) Anatomy of a Porpess dissected at Gresham Colledge. ibid. 1680
13 Vigo (Jobn) Works of Chyrurgery, with T. Gale Works of the same Nature. ibid. 1586
14 Purchas (Samuel) Treatise of Political Flying-Insects and the Nature of Bees. ibid. 1657
15 Banester (John) Works of Chyrurgery. ibid. 1633
16 Plats (Hugh) Jewel house of Art and Nature. ibid. 1653
17 Bruel (Walter) Physicians Practice. ibid. 1639
18 French (John) Art of Distillation. ibid. 1651
19 Barrough (Philip) Method of Physick. ibid. 1636
20 Treatise concerning the Plague and the Pox. ibid. 1652
21 Phioravant (Leonard) Experiments and Secrets with Paracel. 114 Experim. ibid. 1652
22 Baret (Michael) Hipponomie or the Vineyard of Horse-man-ship. ibid. 1681
23 Febure Le (Nicasius) Compleat Body of Chymistry. ibid. 1670
24 Morgan (Nicholas) Perfection of Horse-man-ship. ibid. 1609
25 Langham (William) Garden of Health of all kinds of Simples and Plants. ibid. 1633
26 Experienced Farrier, or Farring compleated in parts. ibid. 1678
27 Expert Midwife. ibid. 1637
28 Gardeners Labyrinth; or, a new art of Gardening. ibid. 1652
29 Sandivogius (Mich.) New Light of Alchymie, with Paracel. Nat. of things. ibid. 1650
30 Markham (Gerv.) Way to get Wealth, or an Art of Husbandry. ibid. 1653
31 Read's Chyrurgical Works, of wounds, &c. ibid.

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Physick in Octavo, Duodecimo, &c.

1 SAlmon (Will.) New London Dispensatory, in 6 books.—Octavo. Lond. 1678
2 —Synopsis Medicinae. Lond. 1671
3 Course of Chymistry by Mr. Harris, compleat Chymist by Ch. Glaser. Lond. 1677
4 Method of Chymical Philosphy and Physick. ibid. 1664
5 Thompson (George) preserving the blood against Willis and Dr. Betts. ibid. 1670
6—Method of curing Chymic. the Art of Midwif. Chimically asserted, &c. ibid. 1675
7 Grew (Neh.) Phytological History and Anatomy of Vegetables upon Roots. ibid. 1673
8—Anatomy of Vegetables, with a general account of Vegetation. ibid. 1672
9—Experiments of the Effusion of Menstruums upon Bodies. ibid. 1678
10—Discourse concerning the Nature, Causes, and Power of Mixture. ibid. 1674
11 Needham (M.) Medela & Medicinae, a Plea and a Renovat. of the Art of Pysick. ibid. 1665
12 Ramsey (Will.) Physical Considerations of Worms. ibid. 1668
13 Goodall (Charles) Colledge of Physicians Vindicated, &c. ibid. 1676
14 Euelyn (J.) Philos. Discourse of Earth, for Vegetation of Plants. Lond. 1676
15 Bolnest (Edw.) Aurora Chymica; or, a way of preparing Animals, Veget. &c. ibid. 1672
16—Medicina Instaurata, of the Art of Physick. ibid. 1665
17 Harvey (Will.) Anatomical Exercises, motion of the Heart and of Blood. ibid. 1673
18 Browne (Tho.) Religio Medici with Annotat, also Observat. by Sir Kenelm Digby. ibid. 1669
19 Digby (Ken.) Observat. upon Religio Medici, with Observ. on the Fairy Queen. ibid. 1644
20—Closet for making of Metheg. Syder, Cherry-wine for Cookery, Preserving, &c. ib. 1677
21 Culpeper (Nich.) London Dispensatory for Roots, Stones, &c. ibid. 1659
22—Idem 24o fitted for the Pocket. ibid. 1652
23—Astrological Works left to Posterity. ibid. 1658
24—Phys. and Chym. way curing Dis. with a Catal. of the Cures, by G. Phedro. ibid. 1656
25—Directory for Midwives; or, a guide for Women, in 2 parts. ibid. 1681
26 Rose (Alex.) Physicians Religion cured, with some Animadv. on Digby's Relig. Med. ib. 1645
27 Maynwaring (Edw.) History and Mystery of the Venerial Lues. ibid. 1673.
28 —Preservation of Health and of long Life, with the Physitians Reposit. ibid. 1670
29—Discoveries and Practical Observations in some Cures of the Scurvy. ibid. 1668
30—Treatise of Consumptions, and Observat. in some Cures of the Scurvy. ibid. 1667
31—Treatise of the Scurvy. ibid. 1666
32 Tanner (John) Hidden Treasures of the Art of Physick fully discovered. ibid. 1667
33 Gal [...] (Tho.) Works of Chyrurgery. ibid. 1563
34 Lovell (Rob.) Compleat Herbal. ibid. 1665
35—Compleat History of Animals and Minerals. ibid. 1661
36 Walwyn (Will.) Physick for Families. ibid. 1681
37 Cox (Dan.) Interest of the Patient in reference to Physick and Physitians. ibid. 1660
38 Sadler (John) Enchiridion of the Art of Physick. ibid. 1657
39 Fletcher (J.) Differences, Causes, and Judgments of Urine. ibid. 1641
40 Molins (Will.) of all the Muscles of an Humane Body. ibid. 1663
41 Matthew (Rich.) Unlearned Alchymist or the Virtue of my Pill. ibid. 1662
42 Godfry (Roh.) of the Abuses in Physick by Physicians and Apothecaries. ibid. 1674
43 Sprackling (Rob.) Medela Ignorantiae; or, an Answer to Medela Medicinae. ibid. 1665
44 Bauderon (Bricius) Expert Physician treating of all Agues and Feavers. ibid. 1657
45 Problems of Aristotle, with other Phylosophers and Physicians. ibid. 1682
46 Haworth (Sam.) Phylosophic. Discourse concerning Man. ibid. 1680
47 Sherley (Tho.) Curious Distillatory; or, the Art of Distilling. ibid. 1677
48 Treatise of an ancient Medicinal Fountain or Vitriol Spaw near Durham. by E.W. ibid. 1675
49 Wood (Owen) Alphabetical Book of Physical Secrets. ibid. 1632
50 Cole (W.) art of simpling Introduct. to the Knowledge of Plants. ibid. 1657
51 Organon Salutis, with the Virtue of Tobacco and Coffee. ibid. 1657
52 Heyden (Vander) speedy help for Rich and Poor, &c. ibid. 1653
53 Marrow of Chymical Physick, by W. T. ibid. 1669
[Page 15]54 Pecquet (John) new Anatomic Experiments with Anatom. Hist. of T. Bartholinus. ibid. 1653
55 Belon (Dr.) curing of Feavers and Agues by Quinquina, or Jesuits Powder. ibid. 1682
56 Colson (Lanc.) Philosophia Maturata an account of the Philosophers Stone. ibid. 1668
57 Valentine (Basil) Triumphant Chariot of Antim. with Annotat. of Kirkringius. ibid. 1678
58—Natural and Supernatural things with Suchten Secrets of Antimony. ibid. 1670
59 Sermon (Will.) Friend to the Sick, or, the English Man's Preservation. ibid. 1673
60—Ladies Companion, or the English Midwife. ibid. 1670
61 Dutch Dispensatory, with a compleat Herbalist. ibid. 1659
62 Miracles of Art and Nature, by R.B. ibid. 1678
63 Josselin (John) New-Englands Rarities discovered. ibid. 1672
64 Rowland (W.) new and needful Treatise of Wind offending Man's Body. ibid. 1676
65 Wittie (Rob.) Pyrologia Mimica, or, an Answer to Sympson's Hydrologia Chymica. ibid. 1669
66 Hobbs (Steph.) Margarita Chyrurgica, a compendius Practice of Chyrurgery. ibid. 1610
67 Wynel (John) Lues Venerea. ibid. 1660
68 Platt (Hugh) Floraes Paradice, beautified with Flowers, Herbs, &c. ibid. 1608
69 Kitchin Physitian, or a Guide for good Huswives, by T. K. ibid. 1680
70 Brion (Tho.) Piss-Prophet, or, certain Piss pot Lectures. ibid. 1679
71 Garencieres (Theophilus) admirable Virtues and Effects of Coral. ibid. 1676
72 Country-mans Physician. ibid. 1680
73 Read (Alexander) Manuel of the Anatomy of the body of Man. ibid. 1642
74 Jones (George) English Physician giving notice of his friendly Pill. ibid. 1674
75 Bayfield (Rob.) Treatise de Morborum capitis Essentiis & prognosticis. ibid. 1663
76—Tractatus de tumoribus praeter Naturam in 4 Sections, &c. ibid. 1662
77 Brown (Tho.) Urn-burial, or, the Urnes lately found in Norfolk. ibid. 1658
78 Charas (M.) New Experiments upon Vipers. ibid. 1670
79 Cooke (Jam.) Marrow of Chyrurgery enlarged, with his Anatomy with Cutts. ibid. 1676
80—Select Observations on English Bodies with large Additions. ibid. 1679
81 Archer (John) every Man his own Doctor, in 2 parts. ibid. 1671
82 Elyot (Tho.) Castel of Health. ibid. 1534
83 French Cook, with a Treatise of Conserves, &c. ibid. 1673
84 History of Feavers. ibid. 1674
85 Harvey (Gideon) Disease of London, or, a new discovery of the Scurvey. ibid. 1675
86 —Memorable Case of a Noble-Man, Deceased. ibid. 1678
87 —Theoretical and Practical Treatise of Feavors. ibid. 1674
88—Family-Physician, and the House-Apothecary. ibid. 1678
89 Maynwaring's (Everard) Medicus Absolutus the compleat Physician. ibid. 1668
90—Method and Means of enjoying Health, Vigour, and Long-Life. ibid. 1683
91—Frequent Progress of Pains, Inflammations, Tumors, &c. ibid. 1679
92 Mynsicht (Had.) Armamentarium Medico-Chymicum, or, a Treasury of Physick. ibid. 1682
93 Sennertus (Dr.) of Agues and Feavers, their differences, Signs, and Cures. ibid. 1658
94 Simpson (W.) Hydrologia Chymica, or, the Scarborough, and other Sp [...]ws in York-shire. ib. 1669
95—Philosophical Dialogues, and the hist. of Scarborough Spaw, in 2 vol. ibid. 1679
96 Sharrock (Rob.) History of the progation and improvement of Vegetables. Oxf. 1660
97 Sylvius (Franciscus) new Idea of the practice of Physick. Lond. 1675
98 Rabisha (W.) whole body of Cookery, with a book of preserving, conserving, &c. ibid. 1682
99 Wollveridge (W.) Systema Horti-cultura, or, the Art of Gardening, in 3 books. ibid. 1683
100 Anatomy of Vegetables begun with a general account of Vegetation founded thereof, by Dr. Grew. ibid. 1672
101 Anatomical Administration of Muscles, with Dr. Scarborough Syllabus Muscula ib. 1680
102 Injuries in Galenical and Chymical Physick, detected. ibid. 1674
103 Treatise of wind offending Man's Body. R.R. ibid. 1676
104 Anatomical Exper. and History concerning the Lacteal Veins of the Thorax. ibid. 1653
105 Turner (Rob.) Enchiridion of the Art of Physick. ibid. 1675
[Page 16]106 Discourse concerning Man, being the Anat. both of his Soul and Body, by R. H. ibid. 1680
107 Religio Medici, by Tho. Brown. ibid. 1645
108 Medela Ignorantiae, answer to Needham's Medela Medicina, by Rob. Sprackling. ibid. 1665
109 Treatise de Capitis Aegritudinibus, by Rob. Bayfield. ibid. 1663
110 English Midwife enlarged, containing directions to Midwives, &c. ibid. 1682
111 Country-mans Guide, or, plain directions for all sorts of Cattel. ibid. 1679
112 Blockwich (Martin) Anatomy of the Elder-tree. ibid. 1677
113 Cook (James) Select Observations on English Bodies. ibid. 1657
114—Supplement to the Marrow of Chyrurgery. ibid. 1656
115 Hartman (George) Chymical Secrets and Experiments in Philosophy, with cutts. ibid. 1682
116 Ladies Dispensatory, &c. ibid. 1652
117 Hasolle (James) Chymical Collections, with Hermetick Secrets. ibid. 1650
118 Latham Spaw in Lancashire, with some remarkable Cures by it. ibid. 1670
119 Hughes (W.) Flower Garden. ibid. 1672
120 Cocke (Tho.) Kitchin Physick, or advice to the Poor, by way of Dialogue. ibid. 1675
121 Galen's Art of Physick, englished by Nich. Culpeper. ibid. 1657
122 Markam's Perfect Horse-Man. ibid. 1671
123 Mayerne (Theodor) Medicinal Councels or Advices. ibid. 1677
124 —Treatise of the Gout. ibid. 1676
125 Talbot (Tho) Rational account of the Cause and Cure of Agues, &c. ibid. 1672
126 Physick for Families, by W. W. ibid. 1674
127 Physical Dictionary. ibid. 1657
128 Touch-stone for Physick, by W. W. ibid. 1667
129 Turner (Robert) Description of the Little World or Body of Man. ibid. 1654
130 Record (Robert) Urinal of Physick. ibid. 1655
131 Wolveridge (James) Expert Midwives Hand-Maid, with Brass Cutts. ibid. 1671
132 Thibaut (P.) Art of Chymistry, as it is now practiced. ibid. 1675
133 Starkey (Geo.) Natures Explication and Helmont's Vindication. ibid. 1657
134 Medicatrix, or, the Woman Physician. ibid. 1675
135 Wynel (John) Lues Venera, &c. ibid. 1670
136 Read (Alexander) Mannual of the Anatomy of the body of Man. ibid. 1634
137 Harvey (Gideon) Discourse of Consumptions and Melancholy. ibid. 1676
138 Enchiridion Physicae Restitutae, or, the Summary of Physicks recovered. ibid. 1651
139 Aphorismes of Hippocrates Prince of Physicians. ibid. 1655
140 Brian (Tho.) Piss-Prophet, or, certain Piss-pot Lectures. ibid. 1679
141 Dade Plumis Campi, Treatise of Phlebotomy. ibid. 1658
142 Banester (John) Compendious Chyrurgery. ibid. 1585
143 Discourse wherein the Interest of the Patient in reference to Physick. ibid. 1659
144 Moulins (William) Of the Muscles, with Dr. Scarborough's Syllabus Musculorum. ibid. 1676
145 Physical and Chymical way of curing Diseases, by Culpeper. ibid. 1656
146 Discourse concerning, the Nature, Causes, and Power of Mixture, by N. G. ibid. 1675
147 Morbos Polyrhizos & Polymorphaeus a Treatise of the Scurvy, by E. M. ibid. 1669
148 Anatomical Exercises of the Motion of the Heart, &c. by W. H. ibid. 1673
149 Direct Method of curing Chymically, to which is added, the Art of Midwifery. ibid. 1675
150 Some Physical Considerations of the Matter, Origination, and Species of Worms. ib. 1668
151 Plea for the Free Profession, and a Renovation of the Art of Physick. ibid. 1665
152 Friend to the Sick, shewing the Causes, Symptoms, and Cures of most Diseases. ibid. 1673
153 Ladies Companion; or, the English Midwife, by W. S. ibid. 1671
154 Many Abuses of the Apothecaries in the preparing their Medicines, &c. ibid. 1669

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