A Collection of choice books in divinity, history, philosophy, herauldry, horsemanship, husbandry with variety of books of voyages, travels, as also of romances, plays, novels &c. curiously bound, will be exposed to sale by way of auction at Bridges Coffee-House in Popes-Head-Alley over against the Royal Exchange in Cornhill on Monday the 8th day ofFebruary 1685/6 / by Edward Millington ... 1686 Approx. 154 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 19 1-bit group-IV TIFF page images. Text Creation Partnership, Ann Arbor, MI ; Oxford (UK) : 2014-11 (EEBO-TCP Phase 2). A69774 Wing C5119 ESTC R29638 11184697 ocm 11184697 46599

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A COLLECTION OF Choice BOOKS, IN Divinity, Hiſtory, Philoſophy, Herauldry, Horſemanſhip, Husbandry, with variety of Books of Voyages, Travels, as alſo of Romances, Plays, Novels, &c. Curiouſly Bound.

Will be expoſed to Sale by way of Auction at Bridges Coffee-Houſe in Popes-Head-Alley over-againſt the Royal Exchange in Cornhill, on Monday the 8th day of February, 1685/6.

By Edward Millington, Bookſeller.

Catalogues are diſtributed from Mr. Notts at the Queens Arms in Pell-Mell, Mr. Wilkinſons at the Black Boy in Fleet-ſtreet, Mr. Miller at the Acorn in St. Pauls Church-Yard, and at the above-mentioned Bridges Coffee-Houſe, 1685/6.

To the READER.

THIS Catalogue conſiſts of ſo many Excellent Books of the beſt Authors, that have treated of the Subjects mentioned in the Title Page, that I will not queſtion the Judgment of the Gentlemen the Buyers, by giving a particular Recommendatory Character of them. The Hiſtorical Part, both Forreign and Domestick, is the beſt and compleateſt that hath hitherto been preſented to the World; and if the names of many Authors and their Hiſtories, not hitherto to knowable, hath been acceptable, and confeſſedly uſeful to ſeveral Gentlemen, I may much more reaſonably promiſe to my ſelf the expoſing the Books this way to Sale, will be extreamly deſirable, eſpecially if they will he pleaſed to conſider, that not one half of them mentioned in the enſuing Catalogue are by reaſon of their ſcarcity, at all times to be found, or at any Rate procured, when really wanted. I might further intimate. That ſome of the valuable Books are of the great Paper, and moſt of them as to their Binding, ſufficiently inviting, anſwering the preſent Mode, and commendable modern Faſhion of moſt Bookiſh Gentlemens Libraries, being generally curiouſly and richly bound.

This Sale will begin on Monday the Eighth day of February, 1685/6, at Bridges Coffee Houſe, in Popes Head Alley, in Cornhil, from the Hours of 9 to 12 in the Morning, and from 2 in the Afternoon till 7 in the Evening, continuing daily till all the Books are ſold.

Conditions of Sale.

I. THat he who bids moſt, is the Buyer, and if any Difference ariſe which the Company cannot decide, then the Book or Books ſhall forthwith be Expoſed to Sale again.

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 at the Place of Sale within a Fortnight after the Auction is ended; where the Book or Books ſo bought, ſhall be ready to be delivered.

IV. That the Books will be expoſed to view from 9 to 12 in the Morning, and from 2 to 6 in the Evening, for one whole Week preceding the Sale, to all Gentlemen, &c. which by the Undertaker is deſired, the Books being extraordinarily qualified as to the binding, &c.

Divinity in Folio. 1 BIſhop Andrews XCVI Sermons, with a Sermon at his Funeral, Lond. 1629 2 St. Amour's Journal of the 5 Propoſitions between Janſeniſts and Moliniſts 1661 3 Ainſworth's (H.) Annotations on the Pentateuch, Pſalms, and Canticles 1639 4 St. Auguſtine of the City of God, with the Comment of Jo. Lodov. Vives 1620 5 Alleſtree's (Dr. Rich.) 18 Sermons before the King, (large Paper) a little imperfect 1669 6 Bible with Common-Prayer, Apocrypha and Pſalms, large Roman Letter Ox. 1683 7 Book of Common-Prayer, (with the late Alterations for the King, &c. Ox. 8 Book of Homilies, appointed to be read in Churches by Queen Elizabeth Lond. 1640 9 Bp Brownrigg's Sermons (compleat, in one Volume) Lond. 1685 10 Baxter's (R.) Chriſtian Directory; or Body of Practical Divinity 1678 11 —Catholick Theology, for pacification of the Dogmatical word, Warriours 1675 12 Burnets (Gilb.) Hiſtory of the Reformation of the Church of England. 2 Vol. 1679, 81 13 Ball's (John) Power of Godlineſs; with five diſtinct Treatiſes Lond. 1656 14 Brooks (Dr. Matth.) myſterious Hiſtory of Man's Redemption 1657 15 Charnock's (Steph.) Works, viz. of Divine Providence, on the Attributes, With all his other Diſcourſes, in two Vol. 1684 16 Cave (Dr. William) Lives of the Apoſtles and Primitive Fathers, (large Paper) compleat, in 2 Volumes 1677 17 Combers (Dr. Tho.) his Works, viz. A Companion to the Temple, &c. 1684 18 Chillingworth's (Will.) Religion of Proteſtants, a ſafe way to Salvation (beſt Edit.) 1684 19 Cradock's (S.) Hiſtory of the Old Teſtament, methodiz'd; with a Hiſtory of Jewiſh Affairs 1683 20 Cauſin (F. N.) of the Command of Reaſon over the Paſſions 1638 21 Downam's (John) Chriſtian Warfare, againſt the Devil, World, and Fleſh 1634 22 Durham's (Ja.) Commentary upon the Book of the Revelation Lond. 1658 23 Frank (Dr. Mark) his Courſe of Sermons, with a Sermon at S. Pauls Croſs Lond. 1678 24 Goodwin (Dr. Tho.) Expoſition on the Revelation, Diſcourſe of the Knowledg of God, &c. 1683 25 Gell's (Dr. Rob.) Remains. Pious Notes and Obſervations on the New Teſtament 1676 26 Gurnall's (Will.) Chriſtian in compleat Armour: Or Saints War againſt the Devil 1679 27 Hooker's (Rich.) Of the Laws of Eccleſiaſtical Polity, &c. (beſt Edition, with the Author's Life 1682 28 Horton (Dr. Tho.) his 100 Sermons on ſeveral Texts of the Old and New Teſt. 1679 29 Hutcheſon (Geo.) his Expoſition of St. John's Goſpel Lond. 1657 30 Harmony, Chronicle and Order of the New Teſtament, &c. By J. Lightfoot 1655 31 Hammond's (Dr. Hen.) Practical Diſcourſes, viz. Practical Catech. &c. 1684 32 —Polemical Tracts, viz. Diſcourſes in defence of the Ch. of Eng. in point of Schiſm, &c. 33 Heylin (Peter) Sum of Chriſtian Theology, or Expoſition of the Creed 1673 34 Hacket's (Bp) Century of Sermons, on ſeveral remarkable Subjects 1675 35 Jeſuits Morals, faithfully extracted out of the Jeſuits own Books Lond. 1670 36 Jenkins (Will.) Expoſition of the Epiſtle of Jude (compleat, in one Vol.) 1656 37 Keach (B.) his Key to open Scripture-Metaphors, (both Parts, in one Vol.) 1682 38 Key of the Bible, with the Metrical Verſion of the Pſalms. By Dr. Fr, Roberts 1675 39 King James his Tranſlation of David's Pſalms Lond. 1636 40 Lightfoot's (Dr. John) Works, viz. Chron. & Harm. of Old and N. Teſt. &c. 2 vol. 1684 41 Littleton (Dr. Adam) his 61 Sermons, (moſt upon publick Occaſions) 1680 42 Leigh's (Edw.) Annotations upon all the New Teſt. Philological and Theological 1650 43 —Annotations on the five Poetical Books of the Old Teſtament 1657 44 More (Dr. Hen.) his modeſt Enquiry into the Myſtery of Iniquity 1664 45 Mayers (Dr. John) his Commentary upon the Old & New Teſtament, in 5 Vol. Lond. 1653 46 Nicholſon's (Bp) Analyſis of the Pſalms, with a Prayer at the end of every Pſalm 1662. 47 Pool's (Mat.) Pious and Learned Annotations on the Old and New Teſt. in 2 vol. 1683 48 Pearſon's (Bp John) Expoſition of the Creed, (5th and laſt Edition) 1683 49 Plea for Chriſtianity, againſt the Scepticks of this Age. By John Smith 1679 50 Pemble (Will.) his Learned Works, both Theological and Philological 1635 51 Robert's (Fr.) Key of the Bible, unlocking the richeſt Treaſury of Holy Scripture 1675 52 Reynolds (Bp Edw.) his Works compleat, (laſt Edition) 1679 53 Sanderſon's (Bp Rob.) XXXV Sermons (with the Life of the Author) 1681 54 Stillingfleet's (Dr. Edw.) Rational Account of the Grounds of the Proteſtant Religion 1681 55 Smith (John) Chriſtian Religions Appeal, to the Bar of Common Reaſon 1679. 56 Shute (Joſias) his 19 Sermons on Sarah and Hagar, 16th Chap. of Geneſis 1669 57 Stillingfleet's (Dr.) Sermons, and his Diſcourſe againſt Crellius, about Chriſt's Sufferings 1681 58 Taylor's (Bp Jer.) Polemical and Moral Diſcourſes, viz. liberty of Propheſying, &c. 1657 59 Towerſon's (Gabr.) Explication on the Apoſtles Creed; with an Introduction, &c. 1685 60 —Explication of the Decalogue, or Ten Commandments 1685 61 View of the Soul, in ſeveral Tracts. By a Perſon of Quality Lond. 1682 62 Wilſon's (Tho.) Compleat Chriſtian Dictionary (beſt Edition, with Additions) 1678 63 Willet's (Dr. Andr.) General view of Papiſtry, (with the Author's Life) 1634 64 White's (Dr. John) Works: with a defence of the way to the true Church. By F. White 1624 65 Bible, with Common-Prayer, Apocripha, and Pſalms, (large Roman Letter) Ox. 1682 66 Bp Browning's Sermons, (compleat, in one vol.) laſt Edition, 1685 67 A Kep to open Scripture Metaphors. By Th. Delaune, and B. K. 1682 68 Alleſtry's (Dr. Richard) 40 Sermons before the King, and on ſolemn Occaſions 1684 69 Towerſon (Gab.) Explication of the Apoſtles Creed Lond. 1685 70 —Explication of the Decalogue, or Ten Commandments 1681 71 Common-Prayer (with the late Alteration for the King and Royal Family) Oxon.
Divinity in Quarto. 72 APocrypha, in a large Roman Letter Cambridg. 73 —Another of the ſame, with the ſinging Pſalms 74 Ancient Church-Government; a brief Account thereof, (beſt Edition) 1685 75 Arrowſmith (Dr. John) Armilla Catechetica, or Chain of Principles Camb. 1659 76 Abbot's (Dr. Rob.) againſt Dr. Biſhop's 2d part of the Reformation of a Catholick 1609 77 Atterſoll (Will.) on the Sacraments, Baptiſm, and Lord's Supper (wants Title) Lond. 78 Baxter's (Rich.) Treatiſe of Epiſcopacy; againſt H. Dodwell 1681 79 —Naked Popery, in anſwer to the Catholick Naked Truth 1677 80 —Apology for the Nonconformiſts Miniſtry; with a Poſtſcript, &c. 1681 81 —Second true Defence of the Meer Nonconformiſts, againſt Dr. Stillingfleet 1681 82 —Life of Faith, in three parts; with a Catalogue of the Author's Works 1670 83 Bridge (Will.) his Works, viz. Excellent Sermons, &c. in 2 vol. 1656, 7 84 Burgeſs (Anth.) Spiritual Refinings, 2d part: or, a Treatiſe of Sin, &c. 1654 85 Bunting (H.) Travels of the Holy Patriarcks, Prophets, Judges, Kings, &c. 1682 86 Bible, with Common-Prayer, Apocrypha, and Singing Pſalms Oxon. 1679 87 Book of Common-Prayer, and Adminiſtration of the Sacraments, &c. Lond. 1660 88 Burrough's (Jer.) Rare Jewel of Chriſtian Contentment Lond. 1670 89 —Goſpel-Converſation, and Miſery of thoſe that have their Portion in this Life, 1656 90 —Two Treatiſes. 1. Of Earthly-mindedneſs. 2. Heavenly Converſation, &c. 1656 91 —Expoſition upon the 8, 9, and 10th Chap. of Hoſea, in ſeveral Lectures 1650 92 Bentham (John) Society of Saints, delivered in 14 Sermons 1636 93 Bruce (Rob.) 16 Sermons at Edinburgh, on the Lord's Supper, &c. Lond. 1617 94 Broughton's (Hugh) Conſent of Holy Scriptures Lond. 95 Boys (Dr. John) his Remains; being Sermons on ſome proper Leſſons in the Liturgy, 1631 96 Coſin's (Bp) Scholaſtical Hiſtory of the Canon of the Holy Scripture 1672 97 Clement's Epiſtle to the Corinthians, with learned Annotations thereupon 1647 98 Caryll's Expoſition on Job, (beginning at the 11th Chap. ending the 29th) in 5 vol. Lond. 99 Collins (Dr. J.) his Intercourſes of Divine Love betwixt Chriſt and the Church 1676 100 Donne's (Dr. John) 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 ; or declarat. of Self-homicide, &c. 1648 101 Dod and Clever's plain Expoſition of the Ten Commandments, 19th Edition 1662 102 —Ten Sermons fitting Men for the worthy receiving the Lord's Supper 1632 103 Elton (Edw.) his Expoſition on the Ten Commandments, and Lord's Prayer 1647 104 Eaton's (John) Hony-Comb of Free-Juſtification by Chriſt alone 1642 105 Falkner's (Dr. Will.) Treatiſe of Reproaching and Cenſure; with ſeveral Sermons 1689 106 Flavel (John) Fountain of Life opened; or, a Diſplay of Chriſt, &c. 1673 107 —His Treatiſe of the Soul of Man: of the Divine Original and Immort. Nat. 1685 108 —Method of Grace, in bringing home the Eternal Redemption 1681 109 —Husbandry ſpiritualiz'd: or, Heavenly Uſe of Earthly Things 1684 110 Lord Falkland's Diſcourſe of Infallibility, &c. with Mountague's Letter about changing Religion 1651 111 Forbe's (Pat.) his Learned Commentary upon the Revelation; with a Treatiſe in defence of the lawful calling of the Miniſters of the Reformed Churches, &c. 1614 112 Glanvill's (Joſ.) Diſcourſes, Sermons, and Remains; publiſhed by Dr. Horneck 1681 113 Gregory's (J.) Notes and Obſervations upon ſome paſſages of Scripture 1650 114 Greenham's (Richard) Godly Inſtructions and Directions for all Men, &c. 1600 115 Hale's (John) Golden Remains, with additions of Sermons and Miſcellanies, &c. 1673 116 Hiſtory of the Euchariſt. By Monſieur l' Arro que Engliſhed by J. Walker 1684 117 Hall (Bp Joſ.) Of Epiſcopacy by Divine Right, aſſerted Lond. 1640 118 Hugh's (Mr.) Man of Sin: or, a Diſcourſe of Popery Lond. 1677 119 Huntley's (W.) Breviate of the Prelats intollerable Uſurpations, &c. 1637 120 Hill (John) his Expoſition on the Ten Commandments, and Lord's Prayer 1625 121 Jackson (Dr. Th.) Of Juſtifying Faith; of the Nature & Conditions of Chriſt. Faith 1631 122 Kettlewell's (John) Diſcourſe of the Meaſures of Chriſtian Obedience 1684 123 Lyford (W.) of Hereſy, with an Apology for our Publick Miniſtry, and Infant Bapt. 1657 124 Luther's Commentary upon the 15 Pſalms, called Pſalmi Graduum Lond. 1577 125 Lightfoot's Harmony, Chronicle and Order of the Old Teſt. and 4 Evangeliſts 1647 126 Morning Exerciſe at Cripplegate, &c. By ſundry Miniſters, 4th Edition 1677 127 —Supplement to the Morning Exerciſe at Cripplegate, &c. 2d Edition 1676 128 Moulin's (P.) Vind. of the ſincerity of the Proteſtant Relig. in point of Obedience 1679 129 —Buckler of the Faith; againſt the Objections of Mr. Arnoux the Jeſuit 1631 130 Nicholſon's (Bp) Expoſition of the Catechiſm of the Church of England 1678 131 Napier's (John) plain diſcovery of the whole Revelation of St. John 1645 132 Owen (Dr. John) Doctrine of Juſtification by Faith, &c. Explained, Confirmed, and Vindicated 1677 133 —his Anſwer to Dr. Stillingfleet's Unreaſonableneſs of Separation 1611 134 Parker (Dr. Sam.) Authority of the Law of Nature, and of the Chriſtian Religion 1681 135 Pierce's (Dr. Th.) Sermons on ſeveral Occaſions, before the King, &c. in 2 vol. 1671-9 136 Preſton's (John) New Covenant, and Saints daily Exerciſe, in 7 Sermons 1631 137 Perkin's (W.) Cloud of Witneſſes; or Comment upon 11th to the Hebrews 1608 138 Raleigh's (Dr. Walt.) Diſcourſes and Sermons on ſeveral Subjects 1679 139 Reynold's (Edw.) 3 Treatiſes; Vanity of the Creature, ſinfulneſs of Sin, &c. 1642 140 Rutherford's (Sam.) Plea for Paul's Presbytery in Scotland Lond. 1642 141 Roger's (Th.) Expoſition on the 39 Articles of the Church of England 1625 142 Simon's (Father) Critical Enquiries into the various Editions of the Bible, &c. 1684 143 Scripture Sufficiency, practically demonſtrated 1684 144 Stillingfleet (Dr. Ed.) Unreaſonableneſs of Separation, &c. Lond. 1681 145 —his Irenicum; a Weapon-Salve for the Churches Wounds 1662 146 Smith's (John) Select Diſcourſes; with Dr. Patrick's Account of his Life & Death 1660 147 Sympſon's (A.) Expoſition upon the 2d Epiſtle of St. Peter 1632 148 Sherlock (R.) againſt the Quakers; with brief Anſwers to their wild Queſtions 1656 149 Sharp's (L.) Looking-glaſs for the Pope, with the Pope's new Creed 1616 150 Thorndike (H.) Juſt Weights and Meaſures; or ſtate of Relig. weighed, &c. 1662 151 Teniſon (Dr. Tho.) of Idolatry; a Diſcourſe of its Notion, Cauſe, &c. 1678 152 Turner's (John) Serm. before Sir P. Ward, with Addit. and 3 digreſſional Exercitat. 1689 153 Wood's (Ja.) Examination and Refutatation of Mr. Lockyer, about the Matter of the Viſible Church 1654 154 Apocrypha, in a large Roman Letter Camb. 155 Hiſtory of the Euchariſt; By Mons' L' Arro que Engliſh'd by J. W. 1684 156 Dr. Walt. Raleigh's Diſcourſes and Sermons on ſeveral Subjects 1679 157 H. Thorndike's Juſt Weights and Meaſures; or ſtate of Relig. weighed, &c. 1680 158 Caryll on the 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, & 26 Chapt. of Job, in 3 vol. Lond. 159 Bp Coſin's Scholaſtical Hiſtory of the Cannon of the Holy Scripture 1684 160 P. Du-Moulin's Vind. of the Proteſtant Religion, in the Point of Obedience, &c. 1679 161 Jer. Burrough's Rare Jewel of Chriſtian Contentment 1670 162 Clement's firſt Epiſtle to the Corinthians, with learned Annotations 1647 163 Dr. Ed. Stillingfleet's Irenicum; A Weapon-Salve for the Churches Wounds 1661 164 Edw. Elton's Expoſition upon the Ten Commandments, and Lord's Prayer 1647 165 Expoſition upon the Catechiſm of the Church of England. By Bp Nicholſon. London. 166 Bible, with Service, Apochrypha, and Singing Pſalms Oxon.
Divinity in Octavo. 167 APology of the Church of England. By Bp Jewel (with his Life) 1685 168 Art of Contentment. By the Authr of the whole Duty of Man, &c. Oxon. 1677 169 Animadverſions on a Treatiſe, intituled, The Proteſtant Reconciler 1683 170 Amyraldus of Religion, refuting the Opinion that all are indifferent 1660 171 Ancient Ceremonies, Hiſtorical Account of their Riſe, firſt entrance into the Ch. 1668 172 Advice to the Conformiſts, and Nonconformiſts, for behaving themſelves, &c. 1673 173 Aſhton (Will.) his Apology for the Honours and Revenues of the Clergy 1676 174 Armitage (Tim.) Trial of Faith, or the Woman of Canaan, on Mat. 15.21, &c. 1661 175 Allen's (R.) Rebuke to Backſliders, &c. in ſeveral Sermons 1684 176 —Vindiciae Pietatis; or, a Vindication of Godlineſs, &c. 1676 177 —Godly Fear, or the Nature and Neceſſity of Fear, &c. 1674 178 Alleins's (Joſ.) Alarm to unconverted Sinners, with Caſes of Conſcience 1678 179 —Familiar Explanation of the Aſſemblies ſhorter Catechiſm 1682 180 Allen's (W.) Perſwaſive to Peace and Unity among Chriſtians 1672 181 Aſſemblies ſhorter Catechiſm: A ſhort and plain Explication thereof 1675 182 Bury's Conſtant Communicant: or, indiſpenſible Duty of receiving the Sacrament 1681 183 Burton (Dr. Hez.) Diſcourſes of Purity and Charity, Repentance, &c. 1684 174 Burnett's (Dr. Gilb.) Abridgment of his Hiſtory of the Reformation, &c. 1683 185 —Hiſtory of the Rights of Princes in diſpoſing of Church-Lands, &c. 1682 186 —Remarks on the Letter of the Clergy of France to the Proteſtants 1683 187 —Vindication of the Ordination of the Church of England 1677 188 Bagſhaw's (Dr. Hen.) Select Diſcourſes againſt Papiſts and Socinians 1680 189 Barrow's (Dr. Iſ.) Sermons of Contentment, Patience, &c. to the Will of God 1685 190 —Sermon at the Spittal, of Duty, and Reward of Bounty to the Poor 1671 191 Baxter's (R.) Political Aphoriſms, opening the true Principles of Government 1659 192 —True and only way of Concord of all the Chriſtian Churches 1680 193 —Third Defence of the Cauſe of Peace, againſt J. Hinckley and others 1681 194 —Compaſſionate Counſel to all young Men 1681 195 —Poor Man's Family-Book, with a Form of Exhortation to the Sick 1680 196 —Catechiſing of Families: A Teacher of Houſholders to teach their Houſholds 197 —Directions for getting and keeping Spiritual Peace and Comfort 1669 198 —Two Diſcourſes of the Immortality of Man, and Nature of it, &c. 1682 199 —Directions and Perſwaſions to a ſound Converſion 1670 200 Bible, with the ſinging Pſalms, and References in the Marg. (gilt Edges) Lond. 1676 201 —Another, with Common-Prayer, ſinging Pſalms — (gilt Edges) Oxon. 1682 202 Book of Common-Prayer, with Cuts, of a large Roman Letter, and rul'd, (Turky, and Gilt) 1662 203 Bates (Dr. W.) Sermon at the Funeral of Dr. Manton, with Dr. Manton's laſt Sermon. 204 Bolton's (Dr. Sam.) true Bounds of 〈◊〉 Freedom, &c. 1656 205 Ball's Catechiſm; or a Treatiſe of the principal Grounds of Chriſtian Religion 1670 206 Brevint's (Dr. Dan.) Depth and Myſtery of Roman Maſs, laid open, &c. Oxon. 1673 207 —Saul and Samuel at Endor, or the new Ways of Salvation, &c. to Rome 1674 208 Bunnyon (John) Sighs from Hell, or the Groans of a damned Soul Lond. 209 —Holy War made upon Diabolus, &c. for taking the Town of Man-ſoul 1682 210 B—(R.) his choice Emblems, Divine and Moral, ingraven on Copper Plates 1684 211 Bp Bedell's Life, with Copies of the Letters between him & Mr. Waddeſworth about Relig. 212 Beauty of Holineſs; in a Diſcourſe by the Author of the whole Duty of Man, &c. 1680 213 Lady Brook's Life, with a Sermon at her Funeral. By N. Parkhurſt 1684 214 Brook's (Tho.) Precious Remedies againſt Satan's Devices 1662 215 Burrough's (Jer.) Moſes his Self-denial, on Heb. 11.24. 1641 216 Bridg's (W.) Sermons, of the Freeneſs of the Grace and Love of God 1671 217 Comber's (Dr. T.) Companion to the Altar; with an Eſſay upon Baptiſm, Catech, &c. 1685 218 —Companion to the Temple; or, a Help to Devotion, in 2 vol. 1679 219 Cave's (Dr. W.) Primitive Chriſtianity; or, the Religion of Ancient Chriſtians 1682 220 —Diſſertation concerning the Government of the Ancient Church 1683 221 Cave (John) Goſpel preached to the Romans; in 4 Sermons 1681 222 Critical Hiſtory of the Religions and Cuſtoms of the Eeſtern Nations 1685 223 Cotton's (John) Expoſition, with practical Obſervations upon Eccleſiaſies 1657 224 Coſin's (Bp) Opinion for communicating with Geneva rather than Rome 1684 225 Cardan his three Books of Conſolation, Engliſhed; of great uſe 1683 226 Common-Prayer Book, of a fair Character, (in Turky, and Gilt) 12o Lond. 227 Drelincourt (Mr.) Chriſtian Defence againſt the Fears of Death 1682 228 Dunton's Remains: or, the dying Paſtor's laſt Legacy, &c. (with Cuts) 1684 229 —Pilgrim's Gude, from the Cradle to his Death-bed (with Copper Cuts) 1684 230 Diſcourſe concerning the Trial of Spirits. By Dr, Tho. Pittis 1683 231 Diſcourſe concerning Evangelical Love, Church-Peace and Unity 1672 232 Diſcourſes upon Select Texts, againſt Papiſts and Socinians. By Dr. Bagſhaw 1680 233 Deering's (Edw.) Sermon before Q. Elizabeth, with other Serm. and godly Treatiſes 1569 234 Davenport (John) Power of Congregational Churches, Aſſerted & Vindicated 1672 235 Diſcourſe about pretending Religious aſſembling in private Conventicles 1685 236 —About the Worſhip of God, towards the Table, or Altar 1682 237 Doolittle (Th.) Spiritual Antidote againſt ſinful Contagion, &c. 1667 238 —Directions how to live after a waſting Plague 1666 239 Dickson's (Dav.) Expoſition of St. Matthew's Goſpel, third Edition 1651 240 Doctrine of the Church of England, about the Lord's Day, or Sabbath 1683 241 Everard's (Dr. John) Works of Chriſt's Sufferings, &c. in ſeveral Sermons 1659 242 England's Imminent Danger, and only Remedy, faithfully conſider'd, &c. 1682 143 Enter into the Cloſet; or Method and Order for Private Devotion 1684 244 Enquiry after Happineſs. By R. Lucas Lond. 1685 245 England's Vanity: or, God's Voice againſt Pride in Dreſs and Apparel 1683 246 Fowler's (Edw.) Deſign of Chriſtianity, 2d Edition 1676 247 Fuller's (Ignat.) 3 Sermons of Peace and Holineſs, on ſeveral Occaſions 1672 248 Fenner's (W.) Divine Meſſage to the Elect Soul, in 8 Sermons 1676 249 Flavell's (John) Divine Conduct: or, the Myſtery of Providence 1678 250 —Token for Mourners; or Chriſt's Advice to a diſtreſſed Mother, &c. 1680 251 —Saint indeed; or the great Work of a Chriſtian opened, &c. 1677 252 —Navigation Spiritualiz'd: or, a new Compaſs for Sea-men 1677 253 Fuller's (Dr. Th.) Triple Reconciler: w ••• a Serm. on the day of the King's Inaugurat. 254 Fort-Royal of Holy Scriptures: or, a new Concordance, &c. By J. H. 1655 255 Government of the Tongue. By the Author of the whole Duty of Man, &c. 1675 256 Gentleman's Calling, by the ſame Author Lond. 1668 257 Gauden's (Dr.) Diſcourſe of Artificial Hanſomneſs, &c. between two Ladies 1656 258 Great Evil and Miſchief of Health-drinking; with Antidotes againſt it 1684 259 God's Voice againſt the monſtrous Sin of Pride, in Dreſs and Apparel 1683 260 Graile (J.) his four Sermons upon ſeveral occaſions at Norwich, &c. Lond. 1685 261 Greenhill's Treatiſe of ſoundneſs of Heart; with other Sermons 1670 262 Gouge's (Tho.) Chriſtian Diaections how to walk with God all the day 1684 263 —Young Man's Guide through the Wilderneſs of this World, &c. 1676 264 —Principles of Chriſtian Religion explained, &c. Or his Catechiſm 1684 265 Harmony of Natural and Poſitive Divine Laws Lond. 1682 366 Hockin (Tho.) his Diſcourſe of the Nature of God's Decrees 1684 267 Hale's (Judg) Contemplations Moral and Divine 1677 268 Hopkins (Bp Ez.) Vanity of the World, with other Sermons 1685 269 Horn (Jo.) his Eſſays about general and ſpecial Grace 1685 270 Hierocles upon the Golden Verſes of the Pythagorians 1682 271 Harbinger for the King of Glory: A Treatiſe on Luke 1.17. Lond. 272 Health-drinking: A Diſcourſe of the great Evil and Miſchief thereof 1684 273 Hooke (W.) Priviledg of the Saints on Earth, beyond thoſe in Heaven 1673 274 Hiſtory of the young converted Gallant (a Divine Poem, by B. Keach) 1679 275 Holy Inquiſition; or dealing of the Ch. of Rome with thoſe that diſſent from it 1681 276 Howe (John) his Treatiſe of delighting in God; from Pſal. 37.4. 1674 277 —Bleſſedneſs of the Righteous opened, in two Treatiſes 1673 278 Horneck's (Dr. Anth.) Proſpect of the great Day of Judgment 1684 279 Hardcaſtle's (Tho.) Chriſtian Geography and Arith. in ſeveral Sermons 1674 280 Hiſtory of ancient Ceremonies; of their firſt entrance into the Church, &c. 1669 281 Jewel's (Bp) Apology of the Church of England (with the ſaid Biſhop's Life) 1685 282 Juſtice of Peace his Calling: A Moral Eſſay, with a Prayer 1684 283 Janeway's (Ja.) Beſt Friend in the worſt of Times, in ſeveral Sermons 1677 284 Jones (J.) Great Duty of Conformity plainly illuſtrated in an Example 1684 285 Kidder's (Rich.) Diſcourſe concerning the Grounds of Chriſtian Fortitude 1680 286 Ladies Calling; by the Author of the Whole Duty of Man, &c. Oxf. 1677 287 Lively Oracles given to us, &c. By the ſame Author ibid. 1678 288 Letter from R. Smith to Dr. Hammond, with the Drs. Anſ. about Chriſt's Diſc. into Hell 289 Lowth (Sim.) of the Subject of Church-power, in whom it reſides 1685 290 Lucas (Mr. A.) his enquiry after Happineſs Lond. 1685 291 Lane's (Moſes) Proteſt. School; with Account of Plots, &c. ſince Q. Eliz. (with fig.) 1681 292 Lockier's Memorial of God's Judgments, &c. in ſeveral Sermons 1671 293 Luther's (M.) 34 ſpecial and choſen Sermons 1649 294 Life of God in the Soul of Man: Or Nature and Excellency of the Chriſt. Relig. 1677 295 Life of W. Bedell, D. D. Biſhop of Kilmore in Ireland 1685 296 —And Death of the Earl of Rocheſter. By Dr. Gilb. Burnet 1680 297 —Of the Lady Eliz. Brooks, with her Funeral Sermon. By N. Parkhurſt 1684 298 —Of Dr. Pet. Heylin; with an Anſwer to Baxter's falſe Accuſations 1683 299 —Of Cl. Fl. Julian the Apoſtate; with Reflect. on Johnſon's Accunt of Julian 1684 300 —Of James Janeway Miniſter of the Goſpel 1678 301 —Of Dr. Sam. Winter, ſometime Provoſt of Trinity Colledg in Ireland 1671 302 —Of Galeacius Caracciolus; or the Italian Convert (with fig.) 1677 303 Moderation of the Church of England. By Dr. Puller 1679 304 Maurice's (Dr.) Vindicat. of the Primitive Church, againſt Baxter's Church Hiſt. 1682 305 Manton's (Dr. Tho.) Practical Expoſition of the Lord's-Prayer 1684 306 Mamburg of the Prerogatives of the Church of Rome, and her Biſhops 1685 307 Mother's Legacy to her unborn Children. By Elizabeth Joceline 1684 308 Manningham (Tho.) His two Diſcourſes againſt Popiſh Doctrines, &c. 1681 309 Manual of Devotion. By a Miniſter under apprehenſion of the Stone 1683 310 Norris (John) his Diſcourſe about the pretended Religious Aſſemblies in the P. Conventicles Lond. 311 Northbrook (J.) Poor Man's Garden, for Flowers of the Scriptures, &c. 1600 312 Nalſon's true Liberty and Dominion of Conſcience vindicated 1678 313 Neſſe's (Ch.) Chriſtians Walk and Works on Earth, until to Heaven 1678 314 —Compleat and compendious Church Hiſtory; ſecond Edition 1681 315 Owen's (Dr. J.) Diſcourſe about Evangelical Love, Church Peace and Unity 1672 316 —Diſcourſe on the words of our Lord Jeſus Chriſt, on Luke 13.1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Lond. 317 —Cauſes, ways and means of underſtanding God's Mind 1678 318 Outram's (Dr. W.) Sermons upon Faith and Providence, &c. 1680 319 Practice of Piety in a fair large Roman Letter Lond. 1684 320 Proteſtant School: Method for bring up and well-governing Children, &c. 1681 321 Proteſtant and Popiſh Religion ſurvey'd; ſhewing their Irreconcileableneſs 1685 322 Proteſtant Reconciler, pleading for Condeſcention to Diſſenters, &c. 2 vol. 1683 323 —Animadverſions upon the Proteſtant Reconciler 1683 324 Puller (Dr. Tim.) of Moderation of the Church of England 1679 325 Parkhurſt's (N.) Sermon at the Funeral of the Lady Eliz. Brook, with her Life 1684 326 Peace and Holineſs; in 3 Sermons upon ſeveral occaſions: By Ig. Fuller 1672 327 Pitti's (Dr. Tho.) his Diſcourſe concerning the Trial of Spirits 1683 328 Pernicious Conſequences of the Hereſy of the Jeſuits againſt King and State 1666 330 Patrick's (Dr. Sym.) Witneſſes to Chriſtianity in 2 vol. Lond. 1677 331 Pelling (Edw.) his Diſcourſe of the Sacrament of the Lord's-Supper 1685 332 Parker's (Dr. Sam.) Diſcourſe of Eccleſiaſtical Polity 1671 333 —Caſe of the Church of England, briefly and truly ſtated 1681 334 —Reproof to the Rehearſal tranſproſed, againſt Marvel 1673 335 Pool (Matth.) Nullity of the of Romiſh Faith, with an Appendix 1679 336 Prerogatives of the Church of Rome, and her Biſhops 1685 337 Plat for Mariners; or the Seaman's Preacher. By J. Ruther 1675 338 Quarles (J.) Fountain of Tears, &c. with an Elegy on Sir. Ch. Lucas 1677 339 —Divine Meditations upon ſeveral Subjects, &c. 1679 340 Roſs (Alex.) View of all Religions in the World, with the Lives, Actions, and Ends of notorious Hereticks, with their Effigies in Copper Plates. 1672 341 Row's (J.) XXX Sermons of Chriſt's Love in his Incarnation, &c. 1683 342 Ryther's (J.) Plat for Marriners, in ſeveral Sermons, upon Jonah's Voyage 1675 343 Resbury (R) Doctrine of Election and Reprobation. In ſix Sermons againſt Armin. 1651 344 Remains of John Dunton: Or, the dying Paſtor's laſt Legacy, &c. (with Figures) 1684 345 Riſe and growth of the firſt Church of God. Deſcribed by Th. Tanner. 1683 346 Raits (W.) Vindication of the Reformed Religion, from the Reflections of a Romaniſt. 1671 Simon's (Father) Hiſtory of the Original and Progreſs of Eccleſiaſtical Revenues. 1685 — Critical Hiſtory of the Religions and Cuſtoms of the Eaſtern Nations. 1685 347 Seller's (A.) Remarks relating to the State of the Church, and againſt J. Hanmer. 1680 348 Stratford (Dr. Nich.) Diſſwaſive from Revenge. London. 1685 349 Sherlock (Dr. William) Practical Diſcourſe of Religious Aſſemblies 1682 350 —Diſcourſe about Church Unity in Defence of Dr. Stillingfleet 1681 351 Stillingfleet's (Dr.) Anſwer to Creſſy's Epiſt. Apologetical to Lord Hide 1657 352 —Diſcourſe concerning the Idolatry practiſed in the Church of Rome 1676 353 Spurſtow's (Dr. W.) ſix Decads of Divine Meditations on ſeveral Subjects — Lond. 1666 354 Smith (John) Of King Solomons Portraiture of Old Age. 1666 355 Seldens (Jn.) Tract proving the Nativity of Chriſt to be on the 25th. of Decemb. 356 Shepard's (Th.) Sound Believer. Or Treatiſe of Evangelical Converſion. 1671 357 Steele (R.) Of the Trades-mans Calling. Or a Diſcourſe of a calling in general 1684 358 Standfaſt's (R.) Little handful of Cordial Comforts, and a Caveat againſt Seducers 1684 359 Smith's (R.) Letter about Chriſts Deſcention into Hell, with Dr. Hammonds Anſwer 1684 360 Satan's Methods and Malice baſſled by Mrs. Hannah Allen 1683 361 Saywell (Dr. W.) Of Evangelical and Catholick Unity, &c. 1682 362 Smith (Miles) His Tranſlation of the Pſalms into Engliſh Verſe 1668 363 Shaw's (S.) True Chriſtians Teſt, or diſcovery of the Love and Lovers of the world 1682 364 Sandy's (Geo.) Paraphraſe upon the Pſalms, with Muſical Notes 1676 365 Sanderſons (Bp.) Nine Caſes of Conſcience Occaſionally Determined 1685 366 Tanners (Th.) Riſe and Growth of the firſt Church of God deſcribed 1683 367 Tillotſon's (Dr.) Rule of Faith: or an Anſwer to Sergeant's ſure-footing 1676 368 Troughton's (Jn.) Lutherus Redevivus: or Vindication of Proteſtant Doctrin, 2 Vol. 1677 369 Treatiſe of Baptiſme, by Anonymous Author 1646 370 Thomas (W) His familiar Inſtructions in the Reſolving of Scripture Queſtions 1684 371 Turner (John) His Diſcourſe concerning the Meſſias, in 3 Chapters 1685 372 — Apologetical Vindication of the middle way betwixt Neceſſity and Freedom 1683 373 Thomſon (Sam.) His Exercitations and Meditations on ſome Texts of H. Script. 1676 374 Trahern's Roman Forgeries: Diſcovering the Impoſtures, &c. of the Ch. of Rome 1673 375 Taylor's (Nath.) Expoſition of the Catechiſm of the Church of England 1683 376 Triumphs of Chriſtianity: or the Life of Julian the Apoſtate 1683 377 Vanity of the Creature. By the Author of the whole Duty of Man, &c. 1684 378 Vincent's (Nath.) Diſcourſe of the Spirit of Prayer 1677 379 Diſcourſe concerning Love 1684 380 Virel's (Math.) Treatiſe of the principal grounds of Chriſtian Religion 1612 381 Voice of God againſt the Monſtrous ſin of Pride in Dreſs and Apparel 1683 382 Vines (R.) Treatiſe of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper, in XX. Sermons 1677 383 Venning (Ralph) Sermons of Sin, and the Plague thereof 1669 384 — Milk and Honey, with a 2d Part of Orthodox Paradoxes 1654 385 Unreaſonableneſs of the Romaniſts, requiring our Communion with them 1670 386 Uſher's (Bp.) Proteſtant-School, with Account of Plots ſince Q. Eliz. with Fig. 1681 387 Stockton's (O.) Warning to Drunkards, in ſeveral Sermons 1682 388 Survey and Compariſon of the Proteſtant Religion with Popery 1685 389 Squire (Mr.) Unreaſonableneſs of the Romaniſts, &c. 1670 390 Whole Duty of Man (the Author of the) all his Works in 5 Vol. 391 Whole Duty of Man. The 2d. Part 1683 392 Wilkin's (Bp.) Of the Principles and Duties of Natural Religion 1678 393 —Diſcourſe concerning the Gift of Preaching, 6th Edition 1679 394 —His Sermons Preached upon ſeveral occaſions 1682 395 White (Jn.) His Directions for the Profitable Reading of the Scriptures 1647 396 Whiſton (Joſ.) Infant Baptiſm plainly proved 1678 397 Ward's (Bp.) ſeven Sermons at White-Hall, and before the Houſe of Peers 1679 398 Whetenall's (Bp.) Method and Order for Private Devotion 1684 399 Winſt ••••• (Ger • ard) Of fulfilling of Propheſies, &c. 1648 400 Way to Comfort in ſuffering Times, with the Hiſtory of Chriſts Sufferings, &c. 1684 401 Wilkinſon's (Dr.) Two Treatiſes of God's All-ſufficiency and Chriſts preciouſneſs 1681 402 Watſon (Th.) On the Beatitudes: or Diſcourſe on Chriſts Sermon on the Mount 167 • 403 —Heaven taken by Storm: or Violence of a Chriſtian after Glory Lond. 1670 404 Way to Chriſt, and a glimpſe of Heavens Glory, by T. J. 1674 405 Bible with References in the Margent (neatly Bound in Turky Leather) 1676 406 Burton's (Dr. Ez.) Diſcourſes of Purity and Charity, Repentance, &c. 2 Vol. 1684 407 Bp. Jewels Apology of the Church of England, (with the Bps. Life) 1685 408 Dr. Bury's Conſtant Communicant, or Indiſpenſible Duty of Receiving the Sacra. 1681 409 Dun • on's Remains: Or, the Dying Paſtor's laſt Legacy, &c. with Cuts 1684 410 Proteſtant Reconciler, pleading for Condeſcention to Diſſenters, in 2 Vol. 1683 411 Lively Oracles given to us, by the Author of the whole Duty of Man 1678 412 Dr. Puller of the Moderation of the Church of England 1679 413 Ig. Fuller's 3 Sermons upon ſeveral occaſions of Peace and Holineſs 1672 414 Principles and Duties of Natural Religion, by Bp. Wilkins 1683 415 Vanity of the Creature, by the Author of the whole Duty of Man, &c. 1684 416 Dr. Tillo • ſon's Rule of Faith: with Dr. Stillingfleets Reply to J. Sergeant 1676 417 Dr. Bagſhaw's Diſcourſes upon Select Texts againſt Papiſts and Socinians 1680 418 Dr. Cave's Primitive Chriſtianity: or Religion of the Ancient Chriſtians 1682 419 —Diſcourſe of the Ancient Church-Government 1683 420 Dr. Everard's Sermons; with the Myſtical Divinity of Dionyſius the Areopagite 1659 421 The Goſpel preached to the Romans in four Sermons, by John Cave 1681 422 Diſcourſe about Evangelical Love, Church peace and Unity, by Dr. Owen 1672 423 Naked Breaſts and Shoulders, &c. or God's Voice againſt pride in dreſs, &c. 1683 424 Compaſſionate Counſel to all young Men, &c. by R. Baxter 425 M. Amyraldus of Religions, refuting the opinion that all are Indifferent 1660 426 Vindication of the Primitive Church, &c. againſt Baxter; by Dr. Morice 1682 427 Sim. Lowth of the Subject of Church power, in whom it reſides 1685 428 Critical Hiſtory of the Religions and Cuſtoms of the Eaſtern Nations 1685 429 Dr. Wilkinſon's Sermons about God's All ſufficiency and Chriſts Preciouſneſs 1681 430 Vindication of the Ordinations of the Church of England, by Dr. Burnet 1677 431 Companion to the Altar. An help to the Worthy Receiv. the Sacra. by Dr. Comber 1685 432 Divine Conduct: or the Myſteries of Providence, by Jn. Flavel 1678 433 Diſcourſe againſt Religious Aſſembling in private Conventicles, by J. N. 1685 434 J. Row's XXX Sermons of Chr • ſt's Love in his Incarnation, &c. 1680 43 • Divine Meſſage to the Elect Soul in 8 Sermons, by W. Fenner 1676 436 Trades-mans Calling and directions for the right Managing, &c. by R. Steel 1689 437 Bp. C • ſi • 's Opinion for Communicating rather with Geneva then Rome 1684 438 Th. Sh • pard's ſound Believer A Treatiſe of Evangelical Converſion 1671 439 Unreaſonableneſs of the Romaniſts; requiring our Communion with them 1670 440 Bp. Sanderſon's nine caſes of Conſcience • occaſionally determined 1685 441 Diſcourſe of the Spirit of Prayer, by Nath. Vincent 1677 442 Family Inſtructions in reſolving of Scripture Queſtions, by W. Thomas 1684 443 Dr Burnet's Hiſtory of the Rights of Princes in diſpoſing of Church-Land, &c. 1682 444 — Abridgment of the Hiſt of the Reformation of the Church of Eng. (with Fig) 1683 445 — Anſwer to the Clergy of France 1683 446 Diſcourſe of the Nature of God s Decrees, by Th. H • ckin 1684 447 Riſe and growth of the fi • ſt Church of God, deſcribed by T. Tanner 1683 448 Remarks relating to the ſtate of the Church of the firſt Centuries, by A. S. 1680 449 Diſſwaſive from Revenge, in a Diſcourſe upon Rom. 12.17. by Dr. Stratford 1684 450 Vanity of the world, with other Sermons, by Biſhop Hopkins 1685 451 Hierocles upon the Golden Verſes of the Pythagoreans 1682 452 R. Smith's Letter about Chriſts Deſcention into Hell, with Dr. Hammond's Anſw. 1684 453 Priviledg of the Saints on Earth beyond thoſe in Heaven, by W. Hooke Lond. 1673
Divinity in Twelves, &c. 454 ABbot (Rob.) Young Mans Warning-piece, in the life of W. Rogers 1677 455 Arminius his Judgment about the points of Religion declared, 1657 456 Andrews (Bp.) pattern of Catechiſtical Doctrine, with Additions 1641 457 — Manual of private Devotions, with a Mannal of directions for the ſick 1674 458 Abercromby (D.) Proteſtancy to be embraced, (writ. 19 Ye. aft. his profeſ. of Po.) 1682 459 Bible with Singing Pſalms, and References in the Marg. in 12s. 1661 460 — Another with Com. Pray. and Sing. Pſalms (Turky and Gilt) 1682 461 Book of Common Prayer with ſinging Pſalms, (Turky Gilt) in 12s. 1679 462 — Another in 12s, with the Singing Pſalms Oxf. 1683 463 — Another in 24s Lond. 1684 464 — Same again, with the New Teſtament and Pſalms 464 B — (R.) Choice-Emblems Divine and Moral, engraven on Copper Plates 1684 466 Berault's (P.) True way to Heaven, in French and Engliſh (Turky Gilt) 1681 467 Bunyan (John) Of the loſing and taking again the Town of Manſoul 1684 468 — Life and death of Mr. Badman, in a familiar Dialogue 1680 469 —Of the greatneſs of the Soul, and unſpeakableneſs of its Loſs 168 • 470 Brook's (Th.) Apples of Gold for Young Men and Women, &c. 1678 471 Bona's guide to Eternity, engliſhed by Sir R. L'Eſtrange 1680 472 Baxters (R.) Sermon of Judgment 1668 473 Beſt guide to Devotion, ſhort Prayers and Meditations to all occaſions 1685 474 Bridges (W.) Word to the Aged 1668 475 Cromptons (W.) Wilderneſs of trouble leading to a Canaan of comfort 1675 476 Lord Capels excellent Contemplations Divine and Moral 1683 477 Councils of Wiſdom, or a Collection of the Maxims of Solomon 1683 478 Chriſtian Devotion, or a Manual of Prayers, illuſtrated with Sculptures 1679 479 Cabinet of Jewels, or a glimpſe of Sions glory, by W. Dyer 1664 480 Crompton's (W.) Wilderneſs of trouble, leading to a Canaan of comfort 1679 481 Colet's (Dr. John) daily Devotions, digeſted into Prayers and Meditations 1684 482 Chriſtians guide, with Meditations and Prayers to all occaſions 1683 483 Chriſtian Diary, or brief directions for Devotion and Converſation 1684 484 Common Prayer Book, with New Teſtament and Pſalms, in 24s 1677 485 Dunton's (John) Houſe of weeping, or Mans laſt progreſs to his long Home 1682 486 — Pil ••• s guide from the Cradle to his death bed (with Cuts) 1684 487 Daily Exerciſe for a Chriſtian or a Manual of private Devotions 1684 488 Davids Bleſſed Man, or a ſhort Expoſition of the firſt Pſalm, by S. Smith 1682 489 Drexelius his Conſiderations upon Eternity (with Copper Cuts) 1684 490 Divine Art of Memory, or ſum of the Holy Scriptures in Acroſtick Ve • ſes 1683 491 Divine Love, or willingneſs of Chriſt to ſave ſinners, in Three Dialog • es 1677 492 Daily Exerciſe of a devout Chriſtian, or a pract cal preparative to Devotion 1683 493 Devout Communicant with Rules for worthy Receiving the Sacram. by A. Seller 1686 494 Diſc. againſt Drunken. with 2 Serm. of St. Aug. about the ſame, by M Scrivener 495 Dunton's (John) Heavenly Paſtime, Obſerv. on remarkable paſſages in the Bible 1685 496 Dent's (Arth.) plain Mans Path-way to Heaven 1682 497 Dialogue between a Paſtor and Pariſhioners, touching the Lords Supper 1684 498 Dyer's (Will.) Works in divers Sermons of Chriſts Famous Titles, &c. 1675 499 Biſhop Duppa's Holy Rules and helps to Devotions, &c. 1683 500 Enter into thy Cloſet: Or Method for private Devotion, 5th Edit. London 1684 501 Flavel's (J.) Saint indeed: Or great Work of a Chriſtian opened, &c. 1682 502 — Preparation for ſufferings, or beſt Work in the worſt Times 1683 503 — Token for Mourners, or Advice of Chriſt to a diſtreſſed Mother 1680 504 Fire out of Water, in a Sermon at Tunbridge, with Meditation upon Waters, by Dr. Walker 1685 505 Gods Voice againſt Pride, in Dreſs and Apparel, &c. 1683 506 Great Evil of Health-drinking, with Remedies and Antidotes againſt it 1684 507 Gouge (Th.) God's call to England for Thankfulneſs after great Deliverances 1680 508 Goodwin (J.) Saints Intereſt in God, in ſeveral Sermons, on 5th of November 1640 509 Golden Chain to link the penitent Sinner unto God, &c. by R. B. 1681 510 Gearing (W.) Sacred Diary, or ſelect Meditations, &c. 1679 511 Griffith's plain Diſcourſe on the Lords Supper 1684 512 Grotius (H.) his moſt choice Diſcourſes of God and his Providence, &c. 1669 513 Gerard's Meditations and Prayers, Engliſhed by R. Winterton 1679 514 Herbert (Geo.) ſacred Poems, and pivate Ejaculations, 8th. Edition 1660 515 Harwood's (James) paſſing-Bell Rung out 1657 516 Hiſtory of the Sufferings of Chriſt, with the ſayings of Eminent Divines 1684 517 How (J.) Self-dedication diſcourſed, &c. for a great Deliverance 1682 518 Horneck's (Dr) Exerciſe of prayer, or a help to Devotion 1685 519 Herle's (Ch.) 3. Treatiſes of worldly Policy, Moral prudence and Chriſtian Wiſdom 1670 520 Hall's (Bp. Joſ.) Great Myſtery of Godlineſs, &c. 1659 521 Hiſtory o • Jeſus Chriſt, digeſted into devotional Meditions 1685 522 — Of the ſufferings of Chriſt, with the ſayings of Eminent Divines 1684 523 Jaco • s Ladder, or a Manual of Devotions, by J. Hall, B. D. 1682 524 Love of Jeſus, or Meditations and Directions for to Love Jeſus unto Death 1678 525 Ladies Calling, by the Author of the whole Duty of Man Ox. 1673 526 Laud's (Archbp.) Daily Exerciſe of a Chriſtian, or holy Devotions 1683 527 Lowth's (Sim.) Catechetical Queſtions, conformed to the Doctrine of the Church of England 528 Lovel's (A.) practical Rule of Chriſtian piety 1685 529 Mirror of Martyrs, with their prayers and preparations for their laſt farewel 1685 530 Method and Order for private Devotion, by Bp. VVhetenhal, 5th Edition 1684 531 Mothers Bleſſing, or Godly counſel of a Gentlewoman to her Children 1674 532 Mercy of having godly Parents, with the duties of Children that have ſuch 1668 533 Mancheſter Al M • ndo, or Lord Mancheſters Contemplations of Death &c. 1667 534 Martindale's (A.) Guide for young Chriſtians in the way to ſalvation 1682 535 Moulin's (Pet. Du.) Week of Soliloquies and Prayers, &c. 1679 536 Method to reduce Romaniſts from Popery to Proteſtancy 1682 537 New-years-gift compoſed of Prayers and Meditations, &c. 1683 538 Pilgrims guide from the Cradle to his Death-bed (with Copper cuts) 1684 539 Pemble's (W.) Introduction to the worthy Receiving the Sacrament 1635 540 Proteſtant Prayer-book, againſt the Erroneous Doctrine of the Papiſts, &c. 1683 541 Practice of Piety, directing a Chriſtian how to walk, in 12o. 1684 542 —Idem in 24. Amplified by the Author 1675 543 Private Devotions digeſted into ſix Letanies, by H. Valentine 1684 544 —Idem, with Directions and Prayers for the Lords day, &c. Ibid. 545 Pelling's (Edw.) Collections of prayers, with a particular Office for Sacrament-days 546 Preparations to a holy Life, or Devotions for Families and private Perſons 1684 547 Private Pſalter, or Manual of Devotion London 1683 548 Paſtor and his Pariſhioners, A Dialogue between them, about the Lords Supper 1684 549 Patrick's (Sim.) Hearts eaſe, or a Remedy againſt all Troubles 1682 550 Pool's (M.) Dialogue between a Popiſh prieſt and an Engliſh Proteſtant 1685 551 Penitent Lady, or Reflect. on the Mercy of God, by Madam La Valliere 1684 552 Poſy of godly Prayers, fit for every Chriſtian to uſe 1683 553 Pagit's (Euſebius) his Hiſtory of the Bible, by Queſtion and Anſwer 1682 554 Pink's (VV.) Tryal of a Chriſtians ſincere Love to Chriſt 1659 555 Practical Rule of Chriſtian piety, by B. Arias Montanus 1685 556 Reformed Monaſtery: Or the Love of Jeſus, 2d Edition 1678 557 Ryther's (J.) Hue and Cry of Conſcience, after ſecure Sinners 1680 558 Service or Common-prayer-book, in 12o, with ſinging Pſalms Oxford 559 —Another in 24o, with New Teſtament and Pſalms London 1677 560 Spurſtow's ſix Decads of divine Meditations, on ſeveral Subjects 1668 561 Safety in a Tempeſt: Or the way to comfort in ſuffering Times 1684 562 Scortreth's (Geo.) Warning-piece for the ſlumbring Virgins 1672 563 Selle • 's (A.) Devout Communicant, with Rules for the Worthy Receiving the Sacrament 1686 564. Souls Communion with her Saviour, or Hiſtory of Jeſus Chriſt 1685 565 Scrivener (Matth.) his Treatiſe againſt Drunkenneſs, &c. 1685 566 Smith's (Sam.) Davids bleſſed man, or • x • oſition on the firſt Pſalm 1682 567 Strong's (V • .) Heavenly Treaſure, or mans chief good 1656 568 —Hell Torments in the certain • y and eternity of them 1672 569 School of the Heart in 47. Emblems, Engraven upon copper 1675 570 —Of Wiſdom, or the Precepts of Chriſtian Morals 1664 571 Symonds (Joſ.) Caſe and cure of a deſerted Soul 1641 572 Stubbe's (H) Happy effects of keeping a good conſc ence 1684 573 Su •• on's (Chr.) Godly Meditations upon the Holy Sacraments 1683 574 Taylor (Dr. Jer.) Rule and Exerc • es 〈…〉 living and dying 1660-58 575 —Golden Grove, or guide to 〈…〉 with Feſtival Hymns, &c. 1685 576 —Diſcourſe of the Nature, Offi •• s and Meaſures of Friendſhip 1671 577 Vincent (Tho.) True Chriſt • ans love of the un • e • n • hr • ſt 1677 578 Valentine's (H.) private Devotions, &c. 23 Edition 1684 579 Whetenhall's (Bp.) Method for private De ••• ion 1684 580 —Idem, with an Appendix about • equent and holy uſe of the Lords Supper Ibid. 581 VValker's (Dr. Ant.) Sermon at Tunbridge, and Bellarmine's Meditation on Fountains, &c. 1685 582 VVhately (VV.) Redemption of Time, in a Sermon 1673 583 Way to comfort in ſuffering Times 1684 584 VVatſon's (Th.) Art of Divine contentment 1682 585 Whip for the Devil: Or the R • man conjurer 1682 586 VVinſtanley's Meditation on the Miſeries of Mans Life and Death 587 Young mans duty. A diſcourſe about Neceſſity of ſeeking the Lord 588 Bible with Common prayer and ſinging Pſalms (Turky and Gilt) 12o London 1682 589 Book of Common prayer, with ſinging Pſalms, in 12o. Turky Gilt) London 1679 590 —Another in 24o. with New Te • tament, ſinging Pſalms London 1677 591 —Same again, gilt and filleted Ibid. 592 —Same again, in Turky Leather and Gilt Ibid. 593 Houſe of weeping, or mans laſt progreſs to his laſt home Lond. 1682 594 Drexelius his conſiderations upon Eternity (with copper cuts) 1684 595 Self dedication diſcourſed, &c. for a great deliverance, by J. H. 1682 596 Mothers Bleſſing, or godly counſel of a gentlewoman, &c. 1674 597 Mercy of having godly parents, and the duties of children, &c. 1668 598 Proteſtant prayer-book, with a proteſtant Catechiſm, &c. 1683 599 Practice of Piety, in 24s 1675 600 Willingneſs of Chriſt to ſave ſinners in 3 Divine Dialogues 1675 601 Daily Excerciſe of a Devout Chriſtian, or Preparat. to Devotion 1683 602 Private Devotions. &c. By Hen. Valentine 1684 603 Whateley's (W.) Redemption of time, in a Sermon 1673 604 Penitent Lady: Or Madam La Valliere's Reflections on Gods Mercy 1685 605 A Week of Soliloquies and Prayers, by P. Du-Moulin 1679 606 A golden Chain to link the penitent ſinner unto God, by R B. 1681 607 Way to Heaven, both in French and Engliſh, by Pet. Berault 1681
Miſcellanies in Folio, viz. Hiſtory, Voyages, Plays, Romances, Military, Law, Heraldry, &c. 608 ANnals of King James and King Charles the Firſt, by Dr. Frankland 1681 609 Aphoriſms Civil and Military, out of Guicciardin, &c. by R. Dallington 1613 610 Boccalin's Advertiſements from Parnaſſus, with the Politick Touchſtone 1674 611 Beaumont and Fletcher's 50 Comedies and Tragedies (laſt Edition) 1676 612 Beaumont's (Dr. Joſ.) Pſyche, or Loves Myſtery, in XX Canto's 1648 636 Bowman's (H.) Songs for 1. 2, and 3 Voices, &c. with Muſical Notes (cut in Cop.) 1679 614 Brown (Dr. Tho.) his Enquiries into vulgar and common errors 1650 615 Brown (Dr. Edw.) his Travels into divers parts of Europe (with Fig.) 1685 616 Baker's (Sir. Rich.) Chronicle of the Kings of England, 4th Edit. 1665 617 Bacon's (Lord Fr.) Sylva ſylvarum or natural Hiſtory, with the new Atlanta's 1639 618 —Hiſtory of the Reign of King Henry the VIIth. 1662 619 Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy, what it is, Cauſes and Cures 1660 620 Burnet's (Gilb.) Hiſtory of the Reformation of the Ch. of Eng. in 2 Vol.— 1681 —83 621 Curia Politiae, or Apologies of ſeveral Princes, juſtifying to the world their moſt Eminent Actions, (with Eſſigies of Emperors and Kings.) 1673 622 Cabala ſive ſcrinia ſacra, Myſteries of State and Government, in Letters of Illuſtrious Perſons, &c. In the Reigns of King Henry VIII. Q. Elizabeth, K. Jam. and King Charles 1663 623 Cave (Dr. Will.) Lives of the Primitive Fathers, in 2 Vol. (with Braſs Cuts) 1682 624 Clark's Martyrology of the greateſt Perſecutions and Sufferings in Queen Mary's Reign, with the Lives of 32 Famous Engliſh Divines and others (with Copper Cuts) 1677 625 —Lives of Eminent Perſons in this latter Age, with his own life, (with Copper Cuts) 1683 626 Cary's (Dr. Rob.) Chronological Account of Ancient Time 1677 627 Caſſandra, the fam'd Romance, Engliſh'd by Sir Charles Cotterel 1676 628 Cawley (W.) Laws of Queen Elizabeth, King James, and King Charles, againſt Jeſuits, Seminary Prieſts, &c. 1680 629 Cowley (Mr. Abrah.) his Works in Poetry, &c. with the Authors life 1681 630 Davenant's works, viz. Gondibert, a Poem, divers plays, &c. 1673 631 Deſcription and Maps of Great Brittain, and of forreign parts, by J Speed, 1674 632 Dugdale (Sir VVill.) his view of the late Troubles in England, Lond. 1681 633 —Summons of the Nobility to great Councils and Parliaments of England from Henry III. 1685 634 Daniel's (S.) Hiſtory of England, with the continuation of John Truſſell 1685 635 Diſp • ay of Heraldry, with Explanation of the terms of Hawking and Hunting, by Guillim 1638 636 Don Quixot, the witty and valourous Spaniard, Hiſtory of his Life 1675 637 Felthams (Owen) Reſolves, Divine, Moral, and Political (beſt Edit.) 1677 638 Gr • tius (Hugo) Of the Rights of war and peace, with Annotations (laſt Edit.) 1682 639 Godfrey of Boul • gne, or the recovery of Jeruſalem (Heroick poem) 1624 640 Guzman de Alfarache, or the life of the Spaniſh Rogue 1623 641 Hall (John) Of Government and Obedience by Scripture and Reaſon 1654 642 Howel's (James) German Diet, or the ballance of Europe 1653 643 Letters and Poems of eminent perſons, in Honour of the Lady of Newcaſtle 1686 644 Leybourn's (Wil.) Art of Dyalling, Illuſtrated with ſculptures, &c. 1682 645 Mille's (Th.) Catal. of Honour, or Treaſury of true Nobil. (with Coats of Ar.) 1610 646 Nalſon's (J.) Account of the Journal, &c for Tryal of K. Charles the Firſt 1684 647 Plutarch's Lives and Morals, in 2 Vol. (beſt Edition) 1657-76 648 Peel's Accompts of Debitor and Creditor, with J. Carpenter's Accompts, 2 Vol. 1567 649 Raſtal's (William) Collection of Statutes, continued from Magna Charta 1598 650 Sandy's (G.) Tranſlation of Ovid's Metamorphoſis (with Annotat. and Fig.) 1632 651 — His Travels into Turky, Egypt, holy Land &c. (with braſs Cuts) 1615 652 Sanders (Richard) Phyſiognomy, and Chiromancy, &c. with the Art of Memory 1671 653 Spenſer's (Edm.) Fairy Queen, the ſhepheards Calender, with other Poems 1617 654 Tavernier's (J. Bapt.) ſix Voyages through Turky into Perſia, &c. (with Cuts) 1678 655 Truſſel and Daniel's Collection of the Hiſtory of England (laſt Edition) 1685 656 VVillis (Dr. Tho.) Diſcourſes concerning the ſoul of bruits, &c. (with braſs cuts) 1683 657 World of Wonders, or preparative Treatiſe to the Apology for Herodotus 1608 658 Grimeſtone's (Edw.) Imperial Hiſtory from the firſt Foundation of Rom. Mon. 1679 659 — Eſtates, Empires, and Principalities of the world 1615 660 — Hiſtory of the Netherlands, with VVill. Croſſes continuation 1627 661 — General Hiſtory of France (Engliſh'd from J. de S • rres) 1607 662 Hiſtory of the VVorld, or an account of Time by Dyonyſ. Petavius 1659 663 — Of the world, or Coſmography, by Dr. Peter H • ylin 1677 664 — Of the world, or Natural Hiſtory of C. • linius, Engliſhed by P. Holland 1601 N 1 — Of the world, or Coſmog. and Geog by Var • mus and Sanſon, with Maps 1683 2 — Of the world, by Sir VValter Rawleigh, (firſt and beſt Edit. with Maps) 1614 3 — Of the world by Alex. Roſs, (being a continuation of Sir VV. Rawleigh) 1652 4 — Of the Punick, Syrian, Parthian, Illyrian, Spaniſh, Hanniballick, and Roman VVars, by Appian of Al • xandria 1679 5 — Of the Romans by Titus Livius, Engliſh'd by P. Holland 1600 6 — Of the Romans, of the manner of their encamping, by Polybius 1634 7 — Of the ſtate of Venice, by Mons de Fougales, Engliſhed by VV. Shute 1612 8 — Of the Signory of Venice, by James H • wel, with political Reflections 1663 9 — Of the wars of Italy and other parts, by Fr. Guicciardin 1599 10 —Of Europe, more particularly the Republick of V • nice, by Bapt. Nani 1673 11 — Of the wars of Italy, &c. by P. Geo. Capriata, engliſhed by Monmouth 1663 11 — Of Italy in its Original, Glory, Ruin, &c. by Edm. VVarcup 1665 12 —Of Flore •• , by Nic. Machiavil, with the reſt of his works 1683 13 — Of Germ • ny, with the Annals and Deſc. by C. Ta • itus, with Sir H. Savils Notes 14 —Of the Civil Wars of France, by C. Davila Lond. 15 —Of the Life of the D. of Eſpernon being a continuation of Davila 1670 16 —Of the Battels for 60 years in France, by way of Commentary, by Montluc 1674 17 —Of Joſephus, being the Antiquities and Wars of the Jews, with the Embaſſy of Philo Judaeus to Caius Caligula, (beſt Edition with Cuts) 1683 18 —Of the Athenian Wars, by Thucydides. Engliſhed by T. Nicolls 1553 19 —Of the Turks, with the Lives of the Ottoman Kings, by F. Knolles (with Fig.) 1631 20 —Of the Turkiſh Empire, from 1623 to 1677, by P. Rycaut (with cuts) 1680 21 —Of Paleſtine and Confines thereof, by Th. Fuller (with Maps) 1650 22 —Of Ancient time, or Chronological account thereof, by R. Cary 1677 23 —Chronicle, Or • er and Harmony of the Old and New Teſtament, with many other Learned Treatiſes, by Dr. Jn. Lightfoot (with the Authors Life) 2 Vol. 1684 24 —Of the Council of Trent, by Father Paul, Engliſhed by N. B. 1629 25 —Review of the Council of Trent, by G. Lambaine 1638 26 —Of Man: or the Wonders of the Little World, by N. Wanley 1678 27 —Of the Cardinals of the Roman Church, Engliſhed by G. H 1670 28 —Of Sol •••• s Temple Pourtrayed by Scripture Light (with Figures) 1659 29 —Of the Reformation of the Church of England, by P. Heylin 1670 30 —Of the Popes Intollerable Uſurpations upon the Liberties of the Kings and Subjects of England, &c by VV. P. 1679 31 —Of Englend, by S. Daniel with J. Truſſell's continuation 1685 32 —Of England with a Gloſſary, by Dr. Rob. Brady in 2 Vol. 1684 33 —Of the Execrable Iriſh Rebellion, with a reflection on the ſtate 1680 34 —Of all the ſummons of the Nobility of England to the great Councils and Parliaments thereof, from 49th of K. Hen. 3d. by Sir VV. Dugdale 1685 35 —Camden's Britannia: or deſcription of England &c. with Maps (beſt Edition) 1637 36 —A Samme's Britannia: or Antiquities of Ancient Britain (with Fig.) 1676 37 —Engliſh Janus and Englands Epinomi of the Rites and Cuſtoms of the Ancient Britans, by Jn. Selden, with large Notes of Dr. Littleton 1683 38 —And Deſcription of the County of Kent, being an exact ſurvey thereof, by J. Philpot 1659 39 —Of the Church of Scotland from 203 to the end of K. James VI Reign, by Spotſwood 1655 40 —Of the Church, by Euſebius, &c. with the Life of Conſtantine 1636 41 —Of the Church ſince the days of our Saviour, &c. by Pat. Sypmſ n 1634 42 —R. Broughton's Eccleſiaſtical Hiſtory of Great Brittaine 1633 43 —Of this Iron Age: of the ſtate of Europe as in the year 1500 of the Original and cauſes of all the Wars &c. to 1659 (with Lively Effigies of great per.) 1659 44 —Of Four-Footed Beaſts and Serpents, by C. Geſner &c. (beſt Edition) 1658 45 —Of the Wars of the Emperou • Juſtinian, by Pr • copius, Engliſhed by H. H. 1653 46 —Of the Iſland of Barbad • es, by R. Ligen (with copper cuts) 1673 47 —Of Voyages unto the Eaſt and VVeſt Endies (with Maps) by V. Linſchoten 48 —Africa: being an Accurate deſcription of Egypt, Barbary, Lybia, and Belledulgerid, by J. Ogilby (with curious Sculptures) 1670 49 —Britannia: or an Illuſtration of England, and deſcription of the principal Roads thereof, &c. by J. Ogilby (with curious Sculptures) 1675 50 —Entertainment of K. Charles 2d in his paſſage through the City of London to his Coronation (w •• h Sculptures) by J. Ogilby 1662 51 —Of the Tr • j • n Wars &c. deſcribed by Homer, Adorn'd with Sculptures, and Illu • t •• ted wi • h Annotat. by J. Ogilby, in 2 Vol. 52 —of the Wars of Flanders, by Cardinal Bentivoglio, with Sculptures 1654 53 —of the United Provinces of Flanders, by Card. Bentivoglio 1652 54 —of the Low-Country Wars, by Fam. Strada, with Cuts 1650 55 —of Spain, by Lewis de Mayerne, Engliſhed by Edw. Grimeſtone 1612 56 —of the Uniting the Kingdom of Portugal to the Crown of Caſtile 1600 57 —of the Lives of the Kings of England, by Sir Winſton Churchil 1675 58 —of the Kings of England, by way of Chronicle, by Sir Rich. Baker 1684 59 —of England, Scotland and Ireland, by Ralph Hellingſhed, 2 Volumes 60 —of the Kings of England, with their Coats of Arms, &c. by Franc. Sandford 1683 61 —of the Nobility and Gentry of England, or diſplay of Heraldry, by Guillim 1679 62 —of Great Brittain, deſcribed in curious Maps. by Jc. Speed 1634 Together with his Chronicle, both in Royal paper, 2 Vol. 1675 63 —of the affairs of G. Brit. and Irel. from the beg of Ch. 1ſt to K. Ch. 2d, by Whitlock 1682 64 —of the Baronage or Nobility of England, in 2 parts, by Sir Will. Dugdale 1675 65 —of the Antiquities of Warwickſhire, illuſtrated with Figures, by Sir W. Dugdale 1656 66 —of St. Pauls Cathedral in London, by Sir W. Dugdale 1658 67 —of the Church of Great Brittain, by Ser. Croſſy 1668 68 —of the Church of G. Brittain from Chriſt's time to 1648. by Tho. Fuller 1655 69 —of the Church of Scotland from the beginning of the Reform. by D. Calderwood 1680 70 —of the Catholick Church from 600 to 1600. by Alex. Petrie Hague 1662 71 —of the Reformation of the Church of England, by G. Burnet, 2 Vol. (cuts) 1681 72 —of the Beginnings and progreſs of the Presbyterians, by P. Heylin 1670 73 —of the Plots of the Presbyterians, by Henry Foulis 1662 74 —of Romiſh Treaſons, Conſpiracies, &c. by Henry Fowlis 75 —of Edward the 4th, by Will Habbington 1640 76 —of the Life and Reign of King Richard the 3d, by G. Buck 1647 77 —of the Reign of Henry the 7th, by the Lord Bacon 1676 77 —of Henry 8th, Edward 6th, and Q. Mary, by Bp. Godwin 1676 * —of the Reign of King Henry the 8th, by L. Herb • rt 1683 78 —of Queen Elizabeth, with a Table, by W. Cambden 79 —of the Life and Reign of King James, by Arthur Wilſon 1653 80 —of King James and King Charles the firſt, by Dr. Frankland 1681 81 —of the Reign of King Charles the firſt, by Ham. L'Eſtrange 1656 82 —of the Reigns of Mary Q. of Scots, and King James, by Sanderſon 1656 83 —of the Action and Succeſſes of the Army under Fairfax, by Sprigg 1647 84 —of the late Troubles in England, by Sir W. Dugdale 1681 85 —of the Parliament of England, by Tho May 1647 86 —of the Civil Wars between Lancaster and York, by Blondi 1641 87 —of all Queen Elizabeths Parliaments, by Sir Sim. D' Ewes 1682 88 —of Eng. and Scotl. by way of Memoirs, in the time of Q. Eliz. by Sir J. Melvin 1683 89 —of the Tumults in Scotland, by King Charles the firſt 163 90 —of the Funeral Monuments in Eng. with the Fall of Monaſteries, by Weaver 1631 91 —of Affairs & priv. paſſ. of State, with the E. of Straff. Tr. by J. Ruſhworth, in 4 Vol. 1680 92 — of Affairs and paſſages of State, collected by Dr. J. Nalſon, 2 Vol. 1682 93 —of the Antiquities of Rutland, by Jo. Weight, with Sculptures 1684 94 —of the Antiquities of Nottinghamſhire, by Rob. Thoroton (with cuts) 1677 95 —of the Antiquities of Leicesterſhire, by Will. Burton 96 —of Great Brittain, eſpecially Cheſhire, by Pet. Leicester 97 —of Antoninus his Itinerary through Brittain, with Burton's Commentary 1658 98 —and Deſcript. of the County Palatine of Chester, by D. King 1656 99 —of London, Survey of its Original, Increaſe, Government, &c. by John Stow 1633 100 —of Ethiopia, by Job Ludolphus (with curious figures) 1682 101 —of the Monarchy of China, by Alvarez Samedo (with figures) 1635 102 —of the Iſland of Ceylon in the Eaſt Indies, by R. Knox (with figures) 1681 103 —of the Holy State and War, by Tho. Fuller 1639 104 —of the 28 Caribby Iſlands; viz. Barbadoes, Mevis, St. C • riſtophers, &c. 1666 105 —of the Cruſade, or the Chriſtians Expedition into the Holy Land 1685 106 Heylin's (Dr. Peter) Hiſtorical and Miſcellaneous Tracts 1681 107 — his Coſmography, or Hiſtory of the World, with Maps 1680 108 Janus Angl • rum, and Original of Eccleſiaſtical Juriſdictions, by Jo Selden 1683 109 Laws and Acts of Parliament made in Scotland, with the • ffigies of their Kings 1681 110 Ludolphus Job) his Hiſtory of Ethiopia (with curious Sculptures) 1682 111 Lives of the rimitive Fathers, in 2 Volumes by Dr. W. Cave (with cuts) 1682 112 —of the Eminent Perſons of this latter Age. by Sam C • arke (figures) 1683 113 —of K Cha. 1ſt with the Lives of the Noble Perſons that died for him, by Lloyd 1668 114 —of • rchbiſhop Laud, by Dr. Peter Heylin 115 —of the Philoſophers, in 8 parts, with their Effigies, by Tho. Stanley 1656 116 —of King L • wis • he 13th of France, and Cardinal Richelieu 1646 117 Ma • h •• vel's (Nic • Works; viz. Hiſtory of Fl • r • nce, Prince, &c 1680 118 Diſcourſe of Well governing a Kingdom, againſt Nic. Machiavell 1608 119 Mezeray's Hiſtory of France from • haramond 1683 120 Military Eſſays of the Graecian and Roman Art of War, by Sir James Turner 1683 121 Nero Caeſar, or Monarchy depraved, an Hiſtorical Work 1624 122 Nani's (Bapt.) Hiſtory of Venice, with a Diſcourſe of the preſent Affairs of Europe 1673 123 Ogilby's (John) Deſcription of China, in 2 Volumes, with figures 1673 124 —his Deſcription of Japan, with figures 1670 125 —his Deſcription of America (with curious Sculptures) 1671 126 —his Deſcription of Aſia (with cuts) 1673 127 Philli • s (Edw.) New World of Words, or General Engliſh Dictionary 1678 128 Paulo Peruta's Maxims of State 1657 129 Mich. de Montaigues Eſſays, Moral. Politick and M • litary 1632 130 Ruſhwo th's (John) Hiſtorical Collections of Affairs of • tate, with the Trial of the Earl of Straff • rd, in 4 Volumes of the large paper gilt and let. 1659. 168 • 131 Speed's (John) Maps and Deſcription of G. Brittain, with Forreign Maps 1674 132 Jo. Selden's Tracts of the Adminiſtration of Inteſtate Goods, &c. Lond. 1683 133 Thucidides his Hiſtory of the A • h • nian War, Engliſhed by T. Nicholls 1550 134 Treaſury of Ancient and Modern Times, or Hiſtorical Collection, in 2 V • l 1613 135 Varenius and S ••• on's Coſ • ography and Geography with 100 Maps and Figures) 1683 13 • View f the late Troubles in England, by Sir W. Dugdale 1681 * W •• n's Hiſtory of Great Brittain. containing the Life of King James 1652 137 W •• t •• ck's Bulſt.) Memorials of Engliſh Affairs from the beg of Ch • ſt to 1660 Lon 1682 138 W • l ••• 's (L • ) Perf • ct S • ateſman and Object of his Office 1668 139 Bp. Wilkins his Real Character and Philoſophical Language 1658 140 Will • ughby's (Franc.) Deſcrip of all ſorts of Birds with the Art of Fowling, with figur. 1658
Military. 141 Seige of Breda, by Herman Hugo, with Copper Plates 1627 142 Sir Jo. Turner's Military Eſſays of the Roman and Grecian Art of War 1683 143 Duke of Albermarle's Obſervations on Military and Politick Affairs 1671 144 Markham's (Franc.) five Decades of Epiſtles of War 1622 145 Inſtructions for riding and managing the great Horſe: with curious Figures; by Mounſier Pluvinell in French. Amſt. 1668 146 Art Military, or Inſtructions for Chivalry, by Cruſo
Voyages, Travels, &c. 147 Purchas (Sam.) his Pilgrims & Pilgrimage; being a Collect. of Navigations, Voyages, Land-Travels, Diſcoveries and Plantations in the ſeveral parts of the World; with an account of their ſeveral Religions, 4 Vol. Lond. 148 Hackluyt (Rich.) his Voyages, Navigations, &c. 3 parts, 2 Vol. compleat 1600 149 Taverniers (Jo. Bapt.) Voyages to, and Travels in Turky, Perſia, Eaſt Indies 1678 150 Herberts (Sir Tho.) Travels in Greece, Aegypt, Perſia, &c. with Sculptures 151 VVheeler's (Geo.) Journey into Greece; illuſtrated with Sculptures 1682 152 Pietro Della Vall's Travels into Eaſt-India, and Arabia deſerta 1667 153 Knoxes Hiſtory of the Iſland of Ceylon in the East Indies 1681 154 Voyages and Travels of Ambaſſadors into Muſcovy, Tarta y, Perſia, &c. 1669 155 M • ryſon's (Fynes) Thirty Years Travels through Germany, Italy, Turky, &c. 1617 156 Hayward (Edw.) Of the ſizes of riggings for all ſorts of Ships 1655 157 Pin • o (Ferd. Mend.) his Travels Lud.
Law. 158 Cawley's (Will.) Explanation of the Laws againſt Recuſants 1680 159 Cowels Interpreter of Law Terms, with Manley's Appendix 1684 160 Cotton's (S • r Robert) Abridgment of the Records in the Tower 1657 161 Dalton's (Mich.) practice of Country Juſtices in and out of the Seſſions. 1666 162 Laws & Stat. of the Kingd. of Scot. with the effig • of their Kings, & Inter of their terms 1661 163 Modern Reports of Caſes adjudged under King Charles the firſt 1682 164 Eccleſiaſtical Juriſdiction of Teſtaments 1683 165 Grotius (Hugo) Rights of War and Peace 1682
Heraldry. 166 Morgan's (S) Sphere of the Gentry, with Arms and Blazons; with Figures 1661 167 Guillim's (John) Diſplay of Herald. with great Enlarg. and many curious Fig. 1679 168 Brook's (Ralph) catalogue of the Succeſſion of the Kings and Nobility of Engl. 1622 169 Selden's (Jo.) Titles of Honour; with Figures 1612 170 Sandford's (Fr.) Hiſt. of the Kings and Nobility of England with curious Fig. 1683 171 Theatre of Honour and Knighthood; or the Original of Monarchies, &c. 1623 172 Sandfords Ge • ealogical H ſtory of the King, of Portugal; with Figures 1662 173 Inſt t of the Laws and Cer. of the Ord. of the Gart. by Elias Aſhmole; lar. pap. 1672 174 Y • rk (James) U • ion of Honour. 1641
Miſcellanies; viz Hist • ry, Voyages, Travels, Romances, Law, &c. Quarto. 175 ACcount of the Aſſaults on the VVeſt-Indies by the Bucaniers; (with F • g) Lond. 168 • 176 Arra • gnment of the creature at the Bar of Reaſon and Religion 1031 177 Lord B • c • n's Eſſ • ys; or counſels, civil an • Moral 178 —Advancement of D • vine and Humane Learn ng 1605 179 Ch • rlet • n (VValt.) Antiq tities of great Bri • tain; (with F • gures) 1663 180 Camd • n's Remains concerning Brittain 1623 181 Clavel (Rog.) Tables for forbearance, and Di • compt of Money 1683 18 • Come • t • ries o • the Civil Wars of F • ance, by Tho T • mme 1574 183 Certain M ſc llany Works of the Lord Ba ••• ; publ ſhed by Dr. R • w • igh 1629 184 Clauds Hiſtorical De • ence of the Reformation 1683 185 Lord C •• rend n's Survey of H • bb • 's Leviathan: large Paper Oxon 1676 186 Feltham (Owen) Reſolves, Divine, Moral, and Political Lond. 1618 187 Goodwin (Fran.) Catalogue of the Biſhops of England 1615 188 H • ylin (Pet.) Geogra • hy; or Deſcription of the World 1636 189 Huart (John) Tryal of Wits 1594 190 Hiſtory and Annals of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth 1625 191 — of Saint George of Cappadocia by Pet • r H • ylyn 1633 192 —of the Gunpowder Treaſon 1681 193 —of Gavelkind, with the Etymology thereof, by S. Taylor 1663 194 Lloyd (Lod.) Stratage • s of Jeru • alem, and Martial Laws of the Jews 1602 195 London (VVill.) Catalogue of the moſt vendible Books in England 1658 196 Politick and Military Diſcourſes of the Lord de la Nove, wanting the Title 197 Rous (Francis) Archiologiae Artic •• : or Greek Antiquities 1685 198 Relations of the moſt famous Kingdoms and Common-Wealths in the World 1616 199 Swan (John) Redde debitum or Defence of the Three chief Fatherhoods 1640 200 Sw • diſh Intelligence from the Kings incamping before Norimberg to his Death 1633 201 Speculum Belli Sacri, or the Looking glaſs of the holy War 1624 202 S • monds (Ed.) Vindic of King Charles, with a Parallel betw. his ſuffer and our Savi. 1648 203 S • ru • 's (John) Voyages and Travels through Greece, Moſcovy, &c. (with fig.) Lond. 1684 204 Selden (J.) his Hiſtory of Tythes 1678 205 Swan (John) of the manner how, and time when the World ſhall end 1643 206 Swin • u • e (VVill.) Treatiſe of Teſtaments and Laſt Wills 1677 207 The Hiſtory of the Sabbath in 2 Books, by Peter Heylin 1636 208 Travels of the Patriarchs, Prophets, our Saviour Chriſt, &c. 1682 209 Taylor (Silas) Hiſtory and Etymology of Gavelkind 1663 210 VViſeman (Rob.) Excellency of the Civil Law above other Laws 1657
Miſcellanies, Hiſtories, &c. in Octavo. 211 Animadverſions on the Ancent Greek and Latin Hiſtorians Oxford 1678 212 Apothegms of the Ancients; out of Plutarch, Macrebius, &c. Lond. 1683 213 Agrippa (Hen. Corn.) his Vanity of Arts and Sciences 1676 214 Argument proving VVilliam D. of Normandy made no abſolute conqueſt of Eng. 1682 215 Account of the late ſiege of Vienna, by an Officer in the Town 1684 216 Artimedorus his Interpretation of Dreams 1679 217 Art of Wheedling or Inſinuation, with the Paſſions of both Sexes 1684 218 —of Converſe, with the Humors of the Engliſh and French 1683 219 Art of Money-catching, or Rules for thriving 1684 220 Arcana Aulica, or Walſingham's Manual of Prudent. Maxims 1652 221 Auguſtus, or the means whereby Rome was reduced to a Monarchy 1631 222 Art of diſcloſing all manner of ſecret Writing, by J. F. 1685 223 Apology for Humane Reaſon 1680 224 Burne • (Dr. Gil.) Abridgment of the Hiſt. of the Reformation (with fig.) 1683 225 — Hiſtory of the Right of Princes in diſpoſing Church Revenues 1682 226 Buckler of State and Juſtice againſt the Deſign of Univerſal Monarchy 1667 227 Brown (Sir Tho.) his Tracts of the Oracle at Delphos. of Propheſie, &c. 1684 228 Breaches of the King of France ſince the Peace of Nimeguen 1684 229 Bovet (Ric) Devils Cloyſter, proving the Exiſtence of Witches 1679 230 Brown (Tho) his Religio Medici, with Sir Kel. Digby's Obſervations 231 Beck (Cave) Univerſal Character, by which all Nations may underſtand each other 1657 232 Bird's Magazine of Honour, or Treatiſe of Nob • lity 1642 233 L. Bacon's Remains, Civil, Mor • l, Natural Medical, &c. 1679 234 Ch • rle on (VV) 2 Diſcourſes of the Wits of • en, and Myſtery of Vi • tn • rs Lond. 1675 235 Cotton (Sir R • b.) of the power of Parliaments, Liberty of Freemen, &c. 1679 236 Cicero's 5 Days Debate of Comforts againſt Death, &c. 1684 237 Critical Hiſtory of the Relig. and Cuſtoms of the Eaſtern Nations 1685 238 Comm •• yn (S.) of the Management and Uſe of of Limon and Orange Trees 1683 239 Countrey Survey-Book or Land meters Vade Mecum 1682 240 Conference between an Alderman and a Vicar about Oaths 1670 241 Chamberlains Arithmetick, with Tables of Intereſt 1679 242 Collection of Merchants N • mes living in London 1677 243 Civil Wars of France during the Reign of Charles the Ninth, with Maſſac. in Paris 1655 244 Compleat Servant Maid qualifying them for all Imployments 1680 245 Courtiers calling, or way of making a Fortune at Court 1675 246 Councils of Wiſdom, or Collection of the Maxims of Solomon 1683 247 Cuſanus (C) His Idiot, or a Treatiſe of Wiſdom &c. 1650 248 Conſideration on the lives of Alci • iad •• and C ••• lanus 1650 249 Chamberlain (Edw.) Riſe and Fall of Count Olivares the Spaniſh Impoſtor 1652 • 50 Clark (Sam.) Deſcription of the 17 Provinces of the •• w Countrys 1672 251 Cave (Dr. Will.) of Ancient Church Government by Biſhops, &c. 1683 252 Diſcourſe of Monarchy, for the Succeſſon of the D. of York 1684 253 —Of Supream Power and Common Right by Sir John Mounſon 1680 254 Delamain of the Horizontal Quadrant (with Figures) 255 Diſcourſe of Comets their Original, Subſtances, Preſages, &c. 1684 256 Diſection of a Libel intituled a Letter about the Black Box 1681 257 Diſcourſe of the method of well guiding Reaſon 1647 258 Downing (Sir George) Diſcourſe againſt the Hollanders 1672 259 Diſcourſe of things above Reaſon, and whether a Philoſopher ſhould admit ſuch 1681 260 Delights for the Ingenious, or Emblems Divine and Moral 1684 261 Deſcription of the Spaniſh Inquiſition 1683 262 Eſſay for the Honour of the Engliſh Gentry 1684 263 Eſſay in Moralitie, with the nature of Vertue and Vice. 1682 264 England Deſcribed in its ſeveral Counties and Shires by E. Leigh 1659 265 Aeſops Fables engliſhed by Ogilby (with curious Figures) 1682 266 Earl of Caſtlemains Account of the Dutch war 1671 267 Evelyn (John) Inſtructions for erecting a Library 1661 268 Eſtate of the Empire of Germany by Lewis du May 1664 269 Engliſh Introduction to the Latin Tongue 1659 270 Eſſay of thoſe means, by which Rome was reduced to a Monarchy 1682 271 Engliſh Liberties or the Freeborn Subjects Inheritance, by Judge Yelverton 1682 272 Filmer (Sir Rob.) His works in Defence of Monarchy 1684 273 Fuller (Tho.) His Andronicus, or unfortunate Polititian 1646 274 Grand expedient of the Bill of Excluſion, proved contrary to Religion 1685 275 Grandure of the Law or Collection of Nobility, whoſe Eſtates have been acquired by the Law 1684 276 Garden of Engliſh Words, uſeful for teaching of Children to Spell 1683 277 Gailhard (J.) Of ſettlement after Travel and Publick Employments 1682 278 Graves (J.) Diſcription of the Pyramids of Aegypt (with Figures) 1646 279 Glanvil (Joſ.) Vanity of Dogmatizing, with an Apology for Philoſophy 1661 280 Greorgy (Ed.) Hiſtorical Anatomy of Chriſtian Melancholly 1646 281 Hiſtory of the Houſe of Eſtà, of which the preſent Queen of England is deſcended 1681 282 —Of Weſt Barbary or the Revolutions of Fez and Morocco 1671 283 —Of Philip de Comines of Lewis 11th and Charles 8th of France 1674 284 —Of the affairs of Greece, in 7 Books by Xenophon 1685 285 —Of the Conſpiracy of Cateline againſt Rome 1683 286 —Of Count Zoſimus advocate of the Treaſury of the Roman Empire 1684 287 —Of the Wars of the Jews by Joſephus (with Figures) 1680 288 —Of the Treaty at Nimueguen, with the Intereſt of Europe in that affair 1681 289 —Of Scotland during the minority of King James, by R. Johnſon 1646 290 —Of the Lives and Reigns of the Monarchs of England 1681 291 —Of the Court of the King of China 1682 292 —Of the Riſe and Growth of Ancient Ceremonies in the Church 1668 293 —Of the Government of Venice, by S. R. Amelett 1677 294 —Of Moſcovia, by J. Milton 1682 295 —Of the Reign of Queen Mary, and the Martyrs in her days 168 • 296 —Of the Deluſ. Promiſes of the French, ſince the Pyrenean-Treaty 1685 297 —Of the Wars of Hungary ſince Count Teckelys taking up Arms 1685 298 —Of Hungaria Tranſilvania, from their Original to 1664 1664 299 —Of the three Impoſturs Padre Ottomano, Mahomed Bedi & Sabatai Sevi 1669 300 —Of the Engliſh and Scotch Presbytery, by Dr. Bazier 1662 301 —Of the Holy Prieſthood and Sacrifice of the true Church of Chriſt 1625 302 Hiſtorical Account of the Antiquities, &c. of London 1682 303 —Treatiſe of the Prerogatives of the Church of Rome 1685 304 —Rarities and Obſervations, Domeſtick and Foreign 1684 305 —Collection of the Tranſactions of the two laſt Parliaments 1681 307 Record of Ancient Hiſtory, intituled Geſta Romanorum 1681 308 Critical Hiſtory of the Relig. and Cuſtoms of the Eaſtern Nations 1685 309 Hiſtorical and Geographical Deſcription of the Amazons in America 1666 310 Hobbs's Tripos (viz.) Elements of Policy, of Law and Lib. and Neceſſity Lond. 1684 311 Hierocles upon the Golden Verſes of the Pithagorians 1682 312 Help to Diſcourſe or merriment mixt with ſerious matters 1682 313 Humane Prudence, or Art to Riſe to Grandeur 1682 314 Horological Dialogues, ſhewing the management of Clocks, &c. 1675 315 Hopton (Arthur) Concordance of years, with the uſe of the Engl. and Rom. Kal. 1682 316 Herle (Ch.) of Worldly Policy and Moral Prudence 1653 317 Hale (Sir Matth.) Contemplations Moral and Divine 1676 318 Juſtice of Peace his Calling a Moral Eſſay, by Mr. Bohun 1684 319 Inſtructions concerning the Art of Oratory 1684 320 Journeys to Jeruſalem, or Travels of 14 Engliſhmen 1685 321 Inſtruction for a young Nobleman, or Idea a of Perſon of Honour 1683 322 Introduction to Aſtrology in three Books, by J. E. 1652 323 Journal of the late Seige of Vienna, by an Officer in the Town 1684 324 Life of Cyrus the Great by Xenophon of Athens 1685 325 —Of Dr. Sanderſon late Biſhop of Lincoln, by Iſaac Walton 1678 326 —Of Julian with Reflect. on Johnſon's account of his Life 1683 327 —And Reign of King Richard the Second 1681 328 —Of Caleb Vernon an example of Piety 1666 329 —Of Chriſtopher Bernard Vangale Biſhop of Munſter 1680 330 —Of Sir Philip Sidney by Sr. Fulk Grevil 1652 331 —Of the Learned Father Paul of the Order of the Service 1651 332 —And Actions of his Royal Highneſs James D. of York 1683 333 —Of the Earl of Rocheſter, by Dr. Gil. Burnet 1680 334 —Of Biſhop Bedel 1685 335 Lives of Illuſtrious men, by C. Nepos, Engliſhed by ſeveral hands 1684 336 Lithgows Travels through moſt parts of the habitual World 1682 337 Laurence (Ric.) Intereſt of Ireland, in Trade and Wealth ſtated 1682 338 Leighs Obſervations on the Roman and Greek Emperors 1670 339 Lithgows Travles through Turky, Perſia, E • ſt India, &c. 1682 340 Lovedays Letters Domeſtick and Foreign 1684 341 Mackenzie (Sr. Geo.) Juſt and Solid foundation of Monarchy 1685 342 Monarchy Aſſerted in a Conference with Oliver Cromwel 1660 343 Memoirs of the Duke of Rohan with Politick Diſcourſes on ſeveral Subjects 1660 344 Marvel (And.) Reherſal Tranſpros'd in Anſwer to Dr. Parker 1672 345 Majerus (Mick.) of the ſuperiority of Ceatures under Man 1654 346 More (Dr. Hen.) of the Cauſes and Cure of Enthuſiaſm 1645 347 March (Jo.) Actions for Slander 1646 348 Meige (Guy) his Dictionary, Engliſh and French, and French and Engliſh 1684 349 Marriages of Coſin Germans Vindicated Oxford 1673 350 Moral Gallantry, proving Point of Honour obliges to Vertue 1685 351 Miſchiefs of Rebellion. In three Tracts 1684 352 Memoirs of the Family of the Stuarts, His Majeſties Progenitors 1683 353 More (Sir Jonas) Modern Fortifications, or Military Architecture 1673 354 Merchants Companion, treating of Traffick, Cuſtoms, Coyns, &c. 1684 355 Monk Unveiled, diſcovering their lewd practices 1678 356 Markham's Experienced Secrets of 50 years Practice in Horſemanſhip 1684 357 Mathews (Ed.) on the Star that appeared at Kings Charles's Nativity 1662 358 More (Sir Tho.) his Commonwealth of Ʋtopia 1684 359 Mackenzie (Geo.) Defence of the Antiq. of the Royal Line of Scotland 1685 360 Malvezzi's (Virgil.) Romulus and Tarquin 1648 361 Nye (Nath.) Art of Gunnery, taking Heights, &c. (with Figures) 1670 362 Optick Glaſs of Humours, by T. W. 1637 363 Opinions of Mr. Hobbs conſidered, by Dr. Etchard 1673 364 Pettit. (William) Ancient Right of the Commons of England 1680 365 — (Ed.) Viſions of Purgatory, diſcovering the Errors of the Papiſts 1685 366 — Viſions of Government, againſt Antimonarchical Principles 1684 367 Plato's Demon, or the State-Phiſitian Unmasked 1684 368 Prerogative of Primogeniture in an Hereditary Crown 1685 369 Pernicious Conſequencies of the Hereſie of the Jeſuits againſt King and State 1666 370 Pontier (Gid.) Survey of the Preſent State of Europe 1684 371 Policy of the Clergy of France to deſtroy the Proteſtants 1681 372 Policy and Government of the Venetians 1671 373 Philoſophical Diſcourſe concerning Speech 1668 374 Patriarcha, or the Natural Power of Kings, by Sir Rob. Filmer 1680 375 Queries concerning the Revolution of Humane Souls 1684 376 Revolutions of the Kingdoms of Fez and Morocco, by Addiſon Lond. 1671 377 Ray (J.) Collection of Engliſh and Scotch Proverbs 1678 378 Royal Buckler, or a Lecture to the Murtherers of King Charles 1660 379 Rehearſal Tranſpros'd, or Animadverſions on Dr. Parker's Preface 1613 380 Relation of the River Nile, its Sourſe, Current, &c. 1669 381 Reflections on the Eloquence of the Bar and Pulpit 1612 382 Roſs (Alex.) his Animadverſions on Hobbs's Leviathan 1653 383 State of England, in Two Parts, by Dr. Ed. Chamberlain 1684 384 — Idem, with a Third and Fourth Part, by another Author, in 2 Vol. 1684 385 — Of Scotland with Reflections on the Ancient State thereof 1682 386 — Of the United Provinces of the Low Countreys 1671 387 — Of Denmark, by Guy Miege 1683 388 — Of Denmark, with an ccount of the Birth of Prince George 1683 389 — Of London, by Tho. De Laune 1681 390 — Of the Jews, with their Cuſtoms Secular and Religious 1680 391 — Of Jamacia, with the Life of Columbus 1683 392 — Of Ruſſia, by a Perſon reſiding at the Czars Court at Moſco 1671 393 Strange and Prodigious Religions of ſundry Nations 1683 394 Secret Services of Monſieur de Vernay to Count Teekely 1683 395 Scudery's Converſations upon ſeveral Subjects 1683 396 School of Princes or the Conſpiracy preceeding the Death of Alexander 1680 397 Slaughter-houſe, or Deſcription of the Spaniſh Inquiſition 1683 398 Smith (Sir Tho.) Commonwealth of England 1635 399 Survey of the affairs of the Ʋnited Netherlands 1665 400 Seymar (Will.) Conjugium Conjurgium, or Conſideration on Marriage 1675 401 Sprat's Obſervations on Sorbiers Voyage into England 1665 402 Selden (John) Tract on the Birth-day of our Saviour 1661 403 Treatiſe of Settlement after Travel, and publick Imployments, by Gailhard 16 • 2 404 Treatiſe of Liberty and Servitude, Tranſlated out of French Lond. 1641 405 Trial of the 29 Regicides, or Murthers of K. Charles the Firſt Lond. 1679 406 Tully's Offices, Engliſhed by Sir Roger L'Eſtrange 1684 407 Trenchfield (Caleb) Advice to his Son an Apprentice in London 1678 408 Treatiſe of Loftineſs and Elegancy of Speech 1680 409 Temple (Sir Will.) Obſervations on the Ʋnited Netherlands 1673 410 Tranſproſer Rehearſed on the fifth Act of Bays's Play 1673 411 Vindication of the Primitive Chriſtians againſt Johnſon's Life of Julian 1683 412 Voyages of Capt. Booth, Sharp and others in the South-Sea 1684 413 Unheard of Curioſities of the reading of the Stars, &c. by Gaffarel 1650 414 Voyage to the Levant, by Sir Henry Blunt 1669 415 Vermin-killer, or Rules for killing Rats, Mice, Moles, Serpents, &c. 1680 416 Wheare (Deg.) Method and Order of Reading both Civil and Eccleſiaſtical Hiſtories with an appendix concerning the Hiſtorians of particular Nations 1685 417 Wharton (George) his Works in Aſtronomy, Palmeſtry, &c. 1683 418 Walker (Joſ.) Treatiſe of Teleſcopes, with the Diſcoveries made by them 1684 419 Witt againſt wiſdom or a Panegyrick on Folly, by Eraſmus 1683 420 Way to Promotion, or Young mans Guide to perferment 1682 421 Woman as good as the Man, or equality of both Sexes 1667 422 Whitlock (Ric.) Obſervation on the preſent manners of the Engliſh 1654 423 Wingate (Ed.) Nat. Arithmetick and Tables of Logarithmes 1630 424 Wharton (Geo.) Art of Divining by the Lines of the Hand 1652 425 Waſe (Chr.) Dictionary, Engliſh Latine, and Latine Engliſh 1675
Law in Octavo and Twelves. 426 ARugment proving that William Duke of Normandy made no abſolute Conqueſt of England 1682 427 Brown (T.) of Ancient tenures of Lands and Cuſtoms of Mannors 1684 428 Hales (Sir Matth.) Pleas of the Crown 1685 429 Judge Jenkin's Works about the Liberty of the Subject, &c. 430 Lambard (Will.) Duty and Office of Conſtables and Church Wardens 1677 431 Noy (Will.) Grounds and Maxims of the Laws of England 1677 432 Practice of Spiritual and Eccleſiaſtical Courts, by H. C. 1685 433 Pettit (Will.) Ancient Rights of the Commons of England Aſſerted 1680 434 Pettus (Sr. John) Conſtitution of the Parliaments of England 1683 435 Parſons Law, or the Law of Tythes, by William Hughes 1681 436 Wingates Body of the Common Law of England 1678 437 Williams (W.) of the Power to releaſe unjuſt Decrees in Chancery 1683
Phyſick, Philoſophy, &c. Folio. 1 BƲrton's Anatomy of Melancholly with its Cauſes and Cure Oxon. 1524 2 Bonet (Theo.) Guide to the practical Phiſitian Lond. 1684 3 Bacons Natural Hiſtory with the Hiſtory of Life and Death 1683 4 Brown's (Dr. Tho.) Enquires in Vulgar and Common Errors 1683 5 Crooke (Helk.) Deſcription of the Body of Man (with Figures) 1631 6 Country Farm, or a Treatiſe of Agriculture, by Gervaſe Markham 1616 7 Diſtiller of London, ſet forth by the Kings Command 1639 8 Evelin's Silva or a Diſcourſe of Foreſt Trees 1679 9 French Academy in 4 Books, by Peter de la Primaudage 1618 10 Geſner (Con.) Hiſtory of fourfooted Beaſts and Serpents (with Figures) 1658 11 Grew (Nich.) Anatomy of Plants, Roots and (with Figures) 1682 12 Hart (James) Diet of the Diſeaſed, ſhewing what meats are moſt proper for the Sick 1683 13 Leybourn (Will.) Compleat Surveyor, or art of ſurveying Land 1657 14 Miſtery of Husbandry, with new ways of Tilling, Planting, Sowing, &c. 1675 15 Parkinſon (John) his Univerſal and Compleat Herbal 1640 16 —Garden of Flowers, their Nature and place of Birth 1656 17 Royal and Practical Chimiſtry, by Crollius 1670 18 Snape (Andrew) Anatomy of an Horſe (with Figures) 1683 19 Syſtema Agriculturae, or the Miſtery of Husbandry 1681 20 Van Helmonts Works in Philoſ. Phyſ. Chirurgery and Anatomy 1664 21 Willis (Tho.) 2 Diſcourſes of the Souls of Brutes 1683 22 Wilkins (Biſhop John) Real Character and Philoſophical Language 1668 23 Willougby (Francis) Deſcription of all ſorts of Birds (with Figures) with the ordering of Singing Birds 1678
Phyſick, Philoſophy, &c. Quarto. 24 ATwel (Geo.) Faithful Surveyor or Art of Meaſuring Land Lond. 1648 25 Boyle (Rob.) Phyſiological Eſſays on ſeveral occaſions 1661 26 Barrough (Philip) Method of Phyſick, with cures for ſeveral Diſeaſes 1639 27 Bruges (Tho.) Marrow of Phyſick, and way of making moſt Medicines 1669 28 Cook (Moſes) Manner of ordering Foreſt and Fruit Trees 1679 29 Charlton (Will.) Enquiries into humane Nature 1680 30 Digby (Sir Ken.) Of the nature of Bodys, and Immortality of Souls 1645 31 Dereys Compleat Horſeman, or Breeding, Riding, &c. of Horſes 1684 32 Foſter (Will.) Againſt the uſe of Weapon Salve, with Fluds Anſwer 1631 33 French (John) His Art of Diſtellation, with the London Diſtiller 1667 34 Le Febures Compleat Body of Chimiſtry 1664 35 Power (Hen.) His Experimental Philoſophy, in 3 Books 1664 36 Purchas (Sam.) Of the Nature and right ordering of Bees 16 • 7 37 Read (Alex.) Chirurgical Lectures of Tumours and Ulcers 1635 38 Venner (Tho.) way of obtaining Health and long Life. 1650
Phyſick, Chirurgery, Cookery, &c. in Octavo and Twelves. 39 ARt of Phyſick made plain and eaſie, by Frambeſarius 1684 40 Anatomy of the Elder, with its Remedies for moſt Diſeaſes 1677 41 Brown (John) of the Kings Evil, and the Royal gift of Healing 1684 42 Bacon (Roger) his Cure of Old age and Preſervation of Youth 1683 43 Barbette (Paul) his Practice of Phyſick 1675 44 Blanchard (S.) Phyſical Dictionary, Explaining Terms in Anat. Surgery, Chimiſtry, &c. 1684 45 46 Boyle (Rob.) Natural Hiſtory of Humane Blood 1684 47 —Experiments touching the Spring of Air 1660 48 —Experimental Hiſtory of Colours 1664 49 —Hydorſtatical Paradoxes 1666 50 —Experimental Hiſtory of Cold with an Account of Freezing 1665 51 —Tracts of the Coſmical Qualities of Things, &c. 1671 52 Bunworth (R.) Directions for Curing the French Diſeaſe 1662 53 Burgis (Tho.) Companion for a Surgeon, fitted for Sea and Land 1681 54 Blagraves Introduction to Aſtrology, with the Method of Judging Nativities 1682 55 Book of Palmeſtry or inſtructions to manual divination 56 Book of Knowledge, ſhewing the effects of the Planets 1683 57 Compleat Midwifes Practice, enlarged with Sr. Theod. Mayernes Secrets 1680 58 Charas (H.) Experiments upon Vipers, with Remedies drawn from them 1673 59 Compendium of Surgery, containing its Grounds and Principels 1683 60 Culpeper (Nich.) Medicaments for the Poor 1673 61 —London Diſpenſitory 1679 62 —Engliſh Phyſitian 63 Country mans Phyſitian, ſhewing the Cure of moſt Diſeaſes 1680 64 Clark (Will.) Natural Hiſtory of Nitre, with its Vertues and Uſes 1670 65 Cook (James) Select Obſervations on Engliſh Bodys 1657 66 Coles (Will.) Art of Simpling, or Knowledge of Plants 1657 67 Chambers Diſcourſe of the Principles of Chiromancy 1658 68 Digby (Sr. Kenelm) His Recepts in Phyſick Chirurgery 1675 69 Digby (Sr. Kenelm) Chimical Secrets and Experiments (with Figures) 1683 70 —Directions for Cookery, Preſerving, Candying, &c. 1677 71 Direction of Significative Muſcles of the affections, by J. B. 1649 72 Falk (W.) of Meteors, with the cauſes of Thunder, &c. 1670 73 Grew (Nich. Anatomy of Vegetables, and Account of Vegetation Lond. 1672 74 —Philological Hiſtory of Roots, and their Vegetation 1673 75 —Comparative Anatomy of Trunks (with Figures) 1674 76 Graafs Treatiſe of the Nature and office of Pancreatick Juice 1676 77 Haworth (Sam.) Diſcription of the Dukes Bagnio, with the uſe of Sweating, &c. 1683 78 —True Method of Curing Conſumptions 1683 79 Harvey (Gid.) Little Venus Unmasked 1685 80 —Diſcourſe of the Small-Pox and Malignant Fevers 1683 81 —Conclave of Phiſitians detecting their Frauds 1683 82 —Anatomy of Conſumptions, with diſc ••• ſes of Melancholly, &c. 1672 83 —Practical Treatiſe of Fevers 1674 84 Heydon (Chr.) of the Influence of the Pl ••• ts o • Elementary Bodies 1650 84 Dr. Harris hs Rational Diſcourſe of Remedies in Phyſick againſt Empyricks and Mounebanks 1683 85 Intereſt of the Patient in reference to Phyſick and Phyſitians, by Dr. Cox 1669 86 Johnſon (Rob. Manual of Phyſick, or Compend. of the whole Art 1684 87 Introduction to the whole Practice of Phyſick 1685 88 Johnſon (Will) animadverſions on Tompſon about Blood-letting 1665 89 Lovel's Hiſtory of Animals and Minerals 1661 90 Mainwaring (Ever.) of the Scurvy, its nature and Cure Lond. 1679 91 — Method of enjoying Health and long life 1683 92 —of Pai • s with a Tract of Iſſues and Setons 1682 93 New myſtery of curing Fevers and Agues by Jeſuits Powder 168 94 New ligh • of Alchimy with a Chimical Dictionary •• 74 95 Organon Salutis, or an Inſtrument to cleanſe the Stomach 1659 96 Plat (Hugh) Garden of Eden, or Deſcription of Flowers and Fruits 1660 97 Preſerver and Reſtorer of Health, or Receipts in Cookery and Phyſick 1684 98 Pemel (Rob.) Medicamen miſeris or Phyſick for the Poor 1650 99 Philalethes (Eug.) Confeſſion of the fraternity of the Roſie Cros 1652 100 —his Natural Hiſtory 1669 101 Rules of Health in eight Sections of Aphoriſms, by Sanctorius 1676 102 Ryder (H.) Practical Obſervations in Surgery 1685 103 Rowland (Will.) Treatiſe of Wind offending mans body 1676 104 Record (Rob.) Urinal Phyſick, or Judicial Urines 1665 105 Ramſey (Will.) Treatiſe of the ſundry ſorts and natures of Poyſons 1661 106 Riverius (Lazarus) His Secrets in Phyſick 1685 107 Sylvius le Boe of Childrens Diſeaſes, Jaundice, Gripes, Rickets, &c. 1682 108 Sennertus his Practical Phyſick, Engliſhed by N. Culpeper 1679 109 Saunders (Rich.) his Palmiſtry with Obſervations of Phiſiognomy 1676 110 The Doctors Phyſitian, or Dialogues concerning Health 1685 111 The Man-Midwife, comprehending the whole Body of Midwifry 1664 112 Thibaut (P.) his Art of Chimiſtry, as it is now practiſed 1675 113 Thomſon (Geo.) Chimical trial of the Galeniſts about Blood-letting 1665 114 Uncertainty of the Art of Phyſick, with the abuſes practiſed by its Profeſſors 1684 115 VVood (Owen) Alphabetical Book of Phyſical Secrets 1639 116 Wharton (Sir Geo.) his Works in Aſtronomy and Palmiſtry, &c. 1683 117 Dr. Willis his Practice of Phyſick 1685 118 Angler Vade Mecum, or a Diſcourſe of Angling 1681 119 Art of Pruning Fruit-Trees, with an Explanation of Gardiners Terms 1685 120 Commelyn of the management and uſe of Lemmon and Orange-Trees 1683 121 Compleat Planter and Cyderiſt, with Obſervations on Fruit-Trees 1685 122 Country mans Guide for curing and breeding of Cattel 1679 123 Compleat Angler, or Inſtructions for Angling 1679 124 Experienced Angler or Angling improved, by R. Venables 1683 125 Evelyns Kalendarium Hortenſe, or Gardiners Almanack 1683 126 Husbandmans Magazine, or Directions for breeding Cattel 1684 127 Gentlemans Tutor to Hunting, Racing, Hawking, Shooting, &c. 1684 128 Maſcall (L.) of the Government of all ſorts of Cattel 1680 129 Markhams Experienced Secrets of fifty years Practice in Horſemanſhip 1684
Treatiſes of Waters, Octavo. 130 DEerham's account of Iſlington-Waters, with Directions for drinking them 1685 131 Dr. French's Treatiſe of the Yorkshire Spaw 1654 132 Dr. Guidot's Obſervations on the Hot Waters at Bath 1676 133 Dr. Wittie of the nature and vertue of the Scarborough Spaw, and other waters in general, and of Vincent's Waters in ſpecial 1660 134 Dr. Wittie againſt Tonſtall about the Scarborough-Spaw 1672 135 Dr. Simpſon's Anatomy of the Scarborough-Spaw, and other Spaws in Yorkshire, with a Diſcourſe of the original of Hot Springs and Fountains 1669 136 Obſervations on the Mineral Waters of France made in the Royal Academy of Sciences 1684 137 Dr. Walker's Meditations on Fountains and Waters 138 Eſquire Boyle's Memoirs for Natural and Experimental Hiſtory of Mineral Waters 139 Dr. Rowzee of the Nature and Vertues of Tunbridge-Waters 1671 140 Dr. Rich. Short of Drinking Water, and of Warm Drink 1656 141 Dr. Whitaker's Diſcourſe of Waters, their Qualities, Effects, &c. 1634 142 Dr. Jones Diſcourſe of Baths, of Baths-Ayd, and of Buckſtone's in Darbyſhire 1572 143 Latham's-Spaw in Lancaſhire, with the Cures effected by it 1672 144 Treatiſe of the ancient Medicinal or Vitrioline-Spaw near Durham 1675 145 Jordain's Diſcourſe of Baths and Mineral-Waters 16 146 Porter's Treatiſe of Leviſham or Dulwich-Wells in Kent 1680
Poetry, Plays, Romances, Novels, &c. Fol. 1 A Almahide or the Captive Queen a Romance by Monſieur de Scudery—Lond. 1677 2 Boccalin's Advertiſements from Parnaſſus, with the Politick Touchſtone 1674 3 Bowman (H.) his Songs with muſical Notes Oxon. 1679 4 Boccacio (John) 100 Curious Novels and Tales Lond. 1684 5 Bentivolio and Ʋrama in ſix Books, by Nath. Ingelo 1682 6 Chaucer (Geffrey) Works of Antient Poetry, with his Life and expoſition of his Terms 1598 7 8 Cowleys Poems and other works 9 Chapman (Geo.) his Tranſlation of Homers Illiads 10 Counteſs of Pembroks Arcadia, with other works by Sir Philip Sidney 1674 11 Clelia a Romance, Monſieur de Scudery 1678 12 Coralbo A Romance by F. B • ondi 1655 13 Davenant (Sr. Will.) his Works (Plays and Poems) 1673 14 Fulk Lord Brooks his Poems, Plays and Letters 1633 15 Juvenal and Perſius Tranſlated and illuſtrated, with Notes and Sculpt. by B. Holliday 1673 16 Johnſon (Ben.) his Plays in 2 Volumes 1640 17 Ibrahim, or the Illuſtrious Baſſa a Romance, by Scudery 1674 18 Marvell's (Andr.) Miſcellaneous Poems 1681 19 Orlando Furioſo, by Sir John Harrington, (with Figures) 1673 20 Bayly's (Tho.) Wall-flower, an Hiſtory partly true, partly Romantick 1679 21 Phillips (Mrs. Kath.) her Poems 22 Reynolds (John) Gods Revenge againſt Murther and Adultery (with Figures.) 1679 23 Spencer (Edmund) his Works, viz. Fairy Queen, &c. 1680 24 Shakeſpear (Will.) his Comedies, Hiſtories, and Tragedies 1685 25 City Match, a Comedy Oxon. 1639 26 Wild-Gooſe Chaſe, a Comedy by Beaumont and Fletcher London. 1652 27 Juvenal's Satyrs Engliſhed and Illuſtrated with Figures, by Rob. Stapleton 1660 28 John Taylor the Water-Poet, his Works 1630
Quarto. 29 Argalus and Parthenia, a Poem, by F. Quarles (with Figures) 1684 30 Barclay (John) his Argenis, Engliſhed by Sir Rob. le Grys 1629 31 Grecian Story, an Hiſtorical Poem, by J. H. Eſq; 1684 32 Woodford (Sam.) Paraphraſe on the Pſalms of David 1667
Octavo. 33 Academy of Complements, with a Collection of Songs 1681 34 Academy of Eloquence, by T. Blount, Eſq;, 1683 35 Academical Diſcourſes upon Pleaſant Subjects, by J. B. 1664 36 Aſtrea, or the Grove of Beatitude (with Figures) 1665 37 Boccacio (John) his Novels 1634 38 Compleat Gameſter, or Rules for playing at all Games 1680 39 Cimmerian Matron, a Novel, with the Myſteries and Miracles of Love 1684 40 Coffee-Houſe Jeſts 1682 41 Cambridge Jeſts 1684 42 Canting Academy, with new Catches and Songs 1674 43 Compleat Academy, or a Nurſery of Complements 1676 44 Don Tomazo, or the Juvenile Rambles of Tho. Dangerfield 1680 45 Delightful Novels, or Stories of Amours Tragical and Comical 1685 46 Aeſop's Fables, Engliſhed by J. Ogilby (with Figures) 1683 47 Elegies written by divers Perſons, on the death of the Lord Haſtings 1649 48 French Rogue, his Life and Adventures 1672 49 Fifteen real Comforts of Matrimony 1683 50 Hiſtory of Auriſtella, with pleaſant ſtories of Paul of Segonia London 1683 51 Help to Diſcourſe, or Merriment mixt with ſerious Matters 1682 52 Hiſtory of the Seven Wiſe Maſters of Rome 1683 53 — Of the pleaſant Adventures of Fortunatus 1682 54 Love Letters from a Cavalier, in Anſwer to a Nuns Letters 1683 55 Middleton (Tho.) No Wit like a Womans, a Comedy 1657 56 — (John) his Poems 1645 57 Overbury (Sir Tho.) his Life and Character 1628 58 Obſervations on the Poems of Homer and Virgil 59 Poor Robbin's Viſions, deſcribing the Humours of the Times 1677 60 Pleaſant Companion, or Collection of Ingenious Stories 61 Quevedo's Viſions of Hell, the World, &c. 1668 62 Poems (viz.) 63 Anacreon, done into Engliſh out of the Original Greek Oxford 1683 64 Aminta, or the Famous Poſtoral, a Poem London 1660 65 Satyrs upon the Jeſuits, by Oldham 1682 66 Poems on ſeveral Occaſions, by Oldham 1681 67 Collection of Poems on ſeveral Occaſions, by ſeveral Perſons 1673 68 Songs of Moſes and Deborah Paraphraſed, with other Poems 1685 69 Poems on the Rules of the Nouns and Verbs 1682 70 Wit and Drollery, Jovial Poems 1682 71 Suckling (Sir John) his Poems and Letters 1659 72 Hudibras, a Poem on the late Wars, in three Parts compleat 1684 73 Flatman (Tho.) his Poems and Songs 1682 74 Poems on ſeveral Occaſions, by Mrs. A. Behn 1684 75 Collection of Songs and Poems, by Tho. Durfey 1683 76 Poems Panegyrical, Satyrical, and Ironical, by P. K. 1684 77 Poems, Songs, and Love-Verſes, by M Coppinger 1682 78 Scarronides, a Mock-Poem on Virgil's firſt four Aeneids 1682 79 Maronides, a Mock-Poem on Virgil's fifth and ſixth Aeneid 1672 80 Poems on ſeveral Occaſions, by Edmund Waller 1682 81 The Wonders of the Peak in Darby-ſhire, a Poem, by Tho. Hobbs 1683 82 Gallantry Al-a-mode, a Satyrical Poem 1674 83 Holborn Drollery, or Songs and Poems 1673 84 Troades in Engliſh Verſe, by S. P. 1660 85 Poetical Honey gathered out of the Weeds of Parnaſſus, by Roſſe 1642 86 Poems by Michael Drayton 1637 87 Flamma ſine fumo, or Poems without Fictions, by R. W. 1662 88 Ovid's Metamorphoſis, rendred into Engliſh Verſe by Sandys 1678 89 Lucan's Pharſalia, rendred into Engliſh Verſe by T. May 1650 90 Wits Recreation, or Epigrams, Fancies, Fantaſticks, &c. 1683 91 Howard (Sir Rob.) his Poems and Tranſlations 1660 92 Lovelace (Rich.) his Poems. 1639 93 Ovid's Art and Remedy of Love 1662 94 Quevedoes Viſions compleat, in two Vol. London 1678-82 95 Spaniſh Critick, Tranſlated by Paul Rycaut 1681 96 Secretary in Faſhion, or an Elegant way of writing Letters 1683 97 Ten P • eaſures of Marriage (with Figures) 1683 98 The Preſent State of Betty-Land 1684 99 Travels of Father Chriſtmas over all the World 100 Wits Cabinet, or the Art of Wooing and making Love 1684 101 Woman as good as the Man, or equality of both Sexes 1677 102 Withers (Geor.) Abuſes Stript and Whipt, Epithalamia, Motto, &c. 1622 103 York ſhire • ogue, or Life of William Neviſon, a Highway-man 1684 104 Six Novels (viz.) Madam and Count d'Guiche. Amours of Donna Sforz • , Queen of Polonia. Amorous Conqueſts of the Great Alexander. Adamites, or the Intrigues of Father Rock with the Nuns. Triumphs of Love and Friendſhip. Diomedes, or the Dutch Rogue (with Figures.) 105 Six Novels (viz.) Don Sebaſtian, King of Portugal. Eve Reviv'd, or the Fair one ſtark Naked. Eromena, or the Noble Stranger. Extravagant Poet. Fugitive Statesman. Female Prince, or Frederick of Scicily. 106 Six Novels (viz.) London Bully, or the Prodigal Son. London Jilt, or the Politick Whore, in two Vol. Triumphs of Love and Friendſhip. Obliging Miſtreſs, or the Faſhionable Gallant. Diomedes, or the Dutch Rogue (with Figures.) 107 Six Novels (viz.) Perplext Princeſs. Priviledge of Cuckolds, or Cure of Jealouſie. Princeſs of Montferrat. Parliament of Women. Romulus and Tarquin. Travels of Don Franciſco de Quevedo. 108 Six Novels (viz.) Unequalled Match. Triumphs of Love and Friendſhip. Unſatisfied Lovers. Diomedes, or the Dutch Rogue (with Figures.) The Lovely Polander. The Pilgrim. 109 Six Novels (viz.) Neopolitan, or the Defender of his Miſtreſs. Amours of Madam and Count d' Guiche. Amorous Conqueſts of the Great Alexander. Don Sebaſtian, King of Portugal. Fugitive States-man. London Bully, or the Prodigal Son 110 Six Novels (viz.) Amours of Bonne Sforza Queen of Polonia. Eue revived, or the Fair One ſtark naked. Lovely Polander. Beraldus Prince of Savoy. Triumphs of Love and Friendſhip. Priviledges of Cuckolds, or Cure of Jealoſie. 111 Six Novels (viz.) Princeſs of Mont-Ferrat. Travels of Don Franciſco de Quevedo. Amorous Conqueſts of the Great Alexander. Diomedes, or the Dutch Rogue (with Figures.) Priviledge of Cuckolds, or Cure of Jealouſie. Amours of Donna Sforza Queen of Polonia. 112 Six Novels (viz.) Parliament of Women. Amours of Donna Sforza Queen of Polonia. Triumphs of Love and Friendſhip. Eve revived or the Fair One ſtark naked. Diomedes, or the Dutch Rogue (with Figures.
Bundles of Plays. Quarto. 1 SIx Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) The Reformation. The Conſpiracy or Change of Government. Imperial Northern Laſs. Love and Revenge. And Sir Hercules Buffoon 2 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) The Chances. The Conqueſt of China. The Bond-man. The Unfortunate Mother. The Mock Tempeſt, or • nchanted Caſtle. And Piſo's Conſpiracy 3 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) The Spaniſh Rogue. The Heir of Morocco. Sertorius. The Twins. The Revenge. The Fatal Jealouſie 4 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz) Paſtor fido, or the faithful Shepherd. Ibrahim, or the Illuſtrious Baſſa. Elder Brother. Rival Kings. Counterfeit Bridegroom. And Alcibiades 5 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) The Dutch Lover. Deſtruction of Troy. Flora's Vagaries. Herod and Mariamne. The Conſtant Nymph. And the Fatal Love 6 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) The Amorous Fryars. Tamerlane the Great. Lucius Junius Brutus. Wrangling Lovers. Othello the Moor of Venice. And the Modiſh Lovers 7 Six Comedies and Tragedies (vix.) The Rivals. The Conſpiracy. The City Madam. Cambyſes King of Perſia. The Careleſs Lovers. And Thyeſtes. 8 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) The Reformation. The Northern Laſs. Imperiale. Conſtantine the Great. The Wedding. And the Hiſtory of Charles the eighth of France 9 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) Wrangling Lovers. Othell • the Moor of Venice. Sir Fopling Flutter. Venice preſerved. Gloriana and the Plain Dealer. 10 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) Modiſh Lovers. Thyeſtes. The Marchants Wife. The London Chaunticleres. Madam Fickle. And the Hiſtory of King Lear 11 Six Comedies and Tragedies (vix.) Dutch Lover. Deſtruction of Troy. Miſery of Civil War. Mother Bombie. Notes on the Empreſs of Morocco. The Libertine 12 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) Flora's Vagaries. Herod and Mariamne. The Changeling. Vertue Betrayed, or Anna Bullen. The Heir. And the Iſland Princeſs 13 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) The Conſtant Nymph. The Man of New-Market. The Old Couple. Titus and Berenice. The Hollander. And the Fatal Love. 14 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz) Ibrahim the Illuſtrious Baſſa. The Rival Queens. The Twins. Love in a Nunnery. The Loyal General. Paſtor Fido, or the Faithful Sheheard 15 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) The Elder Brother. Love in a Wood. Enchanted Lovers. Wily Beguiled. Spightful Siſter. Rival Kings 16 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) The Defeated Widdow. Alcibiades, Loving Enemies. Siege of Rhodes. Numerous Lovers. And Injured Princeſs 17 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) The Spaniſh Rogue. The French Puritan. Mithridates King of Pontus. Hiſtory of Richard th 2d. Dame Dobſon. And the Heir of Morocco. 18 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) A Match in New-gate. The Young King. Titus and Berenice, Sir Patient Fancy. The Counterfeits. The Fatal Jealouſie. 19 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) The Mock Tempeſt. The Atheiſt. The Virtuous Wife. Macheth. The Wild Gallant. And Piſo's Conſpiracy 20 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) The Chances. The Man of Mode. Chab • t Admiral of France. The Generous Portugal. The Roman Actor. The Conqueſt of China. 21 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) The Poetical Squire. The Humerous Lovers. The Tragedy of Nero. The French Puritan. The Loving Enemies. And Love and Reveng. 22 Six Comedies and Tragedies, &c. (viz.) The Atheiſt. The Poor Mans Comfort. Fortune by Land and Sea. Wits led by the Noſe. The Fool turn'd Critick. Notes on the Empreſs of Morocco 23 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) The Careleſs Lovers. Tamerlain the Great. Amorous Fryars. Loveſick King. Lucius Junius Brutus. The Conſpiracy, or Change of Government. 24 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz.) Cambyſes King of Perſia. City Madam. Sertorius. The Twins. The Wedding. The Rivals. 25 Six Comedies and Tragedies (viz) Conſtantine the Great. The Change of Government. The Love-ſick King. The Bond-man. The Unfortunate Mother. And the Hiſtory of Charles the 8th. of France. 26 Six Tragi-Comedies (viz.) The Poets Revenge. Fortune by Sea and Land. Poor Mans Comfort. Ingratitude of a Common-Wealth. The Treacherous Friend. And the Jealous Bridegroom. 27 Alcilia, with the Love of Amor and Laura. Hero and Leander, by Marloe. Cynthia's Revenge. Aſtrophel and Stella. Wits Pilgrimage. Memorials on Queen Elizabeth. The Bride. Young Gallants Whirligigg. Iter Boriale, with ſix other curious Poetical Tracts 28 Jordan's Poetical Varieties. Opella, a Poem. Greſham's Choſt. Character of a London Diurnal. Parliament of Bees. Feſtival of Light. Knave of Clubs. Complaint of a Popinjay. Battle of Cats. Counter-Scuffle, with ſix other Treatiſes. 29 Academy of Love. Quips upon Queſtions. Pint of Poetical Sherry. Paſſion of a Diſcontented Mind. Melancholy Humours, with Drummonds Poems, The Vote, or Poem Royal, Withers. Engliſh Balm. Cato's Moral Diſticks. Youths Tragedy a Poem, with others 30 Paſquil's Progreſs to the Tavern. Hero and Leander, by Chapman— Paraphraſe on Solomons Song. General Defence of Learning, a Poem. Dick Whippers Seſſions. Times Whirllgigg. Several Maſques of the Temple, and other Inns-of-Court-Gentlemen. The Watermens Suit againſt Players. Faction of Love and Beauty with others. FINIS.