AN exposition of the Book of the Prophet Isaiah, by William Day, late Fellow of Kings College Cambridge now Minister at Maple. Durham in Oxford-shire.
Of Government and Obedience, as they stand directed and determined by Scripture and Reason, Four books, by John Hall of Richmond.
Judicial Astrology largely confuted from Scripture, Authority, Nature, Reason, Experience, Confession, large observations on History, and from several other particulars of that unlawful Art, by John Gaule of Staughton in Huntingdon-shire.
A large Scripture Concordance, containing a Survey of Theological propositions with their Reasons and Uses, Alphabetically digested, by William Knight.
The History of the Council of Trent, written in Italian by Picero Soave Polano, and translated into English by that learned Knight, Sir Nathaniel Brent, and enlarged in this fourth edition, with many considerable and remarkable additions.
A Scripture Chronology, wherein the principal Periods of time, from the Creation of the world to the death of Christ, are included, and many questions of great importance resolved, by William Nisbet Minister in Scotland.
The Character, and History of the Bishops, in the Reigns of Queen Elizabeth, and King James, written by Sr. John Harrington for Prince Henry.
N•w observations on the Creed, Commandments, Sacrament, with the use of the Lords prayer maintained, and a Treatise of popular errors in Religion, by Jean Despagne.
The Magistrates Authority in matters of Religion a•erted, or the Right of the State in the Church. A discourse written by Hugo Grotius.
Loci communes D. Martini Lutheri ex Scriptis ipsius latinis, in 5. classes distributi, • M. Theodosi• Fabricio.
A Treatise of Contrition, Conversion, and Self-denial, being the sum of 80. Sermons on Act 2. 37. by R. Jenison Dr. of Divinity.
A plain Discovery of the whole Revelation of St. John, by John L. Napier.
The great mystery of Ungodliness discovered, from the writings and speakings of a company of spiritual Jugglers called Quakers, wherein their cheats are manifested to the world, by Ralph Farmer Minister at Bristol.
A Vindication of the Parish-Churches and Parochial Ministers of England, from the uncharitable Censure, and infamous Title of Antichristian and Rabylonish, by Thomas Gage Preacher of the Word at De•l in Kent.
AN exposition of the Book of the Prophet Isaiah, by William Day, late Fellow of Kings Colege Cambridge now Minister at Maple. Durham in Oxford-shire.
Of Government and Obedience, as they stand directed and determined by Scripture and Reason, Four books, by Iohn Hall of Richmond.
Judiciall Astrology largely confuted from Scripture, Authority, Nature, Reason, Experience, Confession, large observations on History, and from severall other particulars of that unlawfull Art, by Iohn Gaule of Staughton in Huntingdon-shire.
A large Scripture Concordance, containing a Survey of Theologi•all propositions with their Reasons and Uses, Alphabetically digested, by William Knight.
The History of the Counicll of Trent, written in Italian by Picero Soave Polano, and translated into English by that learned Kinght, Sir Nathaniel Brent, and enlarged in this fourth edition, with many considerable and remarkable additions.
A Scripture Chronology, wherein the principall Periods of time, from the Creation of the world to the death of Christ, are included, and many questions of great importance resolved, by William Nisbet Minister in Scotland.
The Character, and History of the Bishops, in the Reigns of Queen Elizabeth, and King Iames, written by Sr. Iohn Harrington for Prince Henry.
N•w observations on the Creed, Commandements, Sacrament, with the use of the Lords prayer maintained, and a Treatise of popular errors in Religion, by Iean Despagne.
The Magistrates Authority in matters of Religion a•erted, or the Right of the State in the Church. A discourse written by Hugo Grotius.
Loci communes D. Martini Lutheri ex Scriptis ipsius latinis, in 5. classes distributi, • M. Theodosi• Fabricio.
A Teatise of Contrition, Conversion, and Self-deniall, being the summe of 80. Sermons on Act 2. 37. by R. Ienison Dr. of Divinity.
A plain Discovery of the whole Revelation of St. Iohn, by Iohn L. Napier.
The great mystery of Ungodliness discovered, from the writings and speakings of a company of spirituall Juglers called Quakers, wherein their cheats are manifested to the world, by Ralph Farmer Minister at Bristoll.
A Vindication of the Parish-Churches and Parcchial Ministers of England, from the uncharita ble Censure, and infamous Title of Antichristian and Rabylonish, by Thomas Gage Preacher of the Word at De•l in Kent.
