Clelia, A Romance, (comprehended in a thick Folio) A Book much esteemed by the Wits of the present Age.
Pools Synopsis, in five Volumes, upon the Old and New Testament.
⟨p. 5⟩Mr. Abraham Cowley's Works, Published out of his Original Copies.
Causin's Holy Court, in four Parts complete, in a large Folio
Clark's Examples, being a Mirror or looking-Glass both for Saints and Sinners; wherein is represented, as Gods wonderful Mercies to the one, so his severe Judgments against the other: Collected out of Authors of good Credit, both ancient and modern; with some late Examples.
Hammond's Paraphrase and Annotation on the New Testament, briefly explaining all the difficult places thereof.
Medes Works, in one Volume.
Tailors Ductor Dubitantium, or the Rule of Conscience in all her general Measures, serving as a great instrument for the determination of Cases of Conscience.
Brownrigg's Sermons, complete, 65. Published by Will. Martin, M. A. sometimes Preacher at the Rolls.
Sandersons 34 Sermons; 16. Ad Aulam. 4. Ad Clerum. 6. Ad Magistratum, and 8. Ad Populum; with a large Preface by the said Author: To which is added a Sermon Preached at St. Pauls Cross.
Gurnal's Christian Armour; A Treatise of the Saints War against the Devil.
Tailors Life of Christ, being an entire History of the Life and Death of the Holy Jesus; with Figures suitable to every Story.
The House of Mourning, A Collection of Sermons, Furnished with Directions for, Preparation to, Meditations on, Consolations at, the hour of Death; Preached at the Funerals of several faithful Servants of Christ; By Dan. Featly, Martin Day John Preston, Tho. Taylor, Richard Holdsworth, ⟨p. 6⟩Richard Sibbs, J. Pearson, Chr. Shute, Tho. Fuller, Edmund Barker, Josias Alsop, Doctors in Divinity, and other Eminent Divines; with some Additional Sermons.
Cambridge Concordance, with the various Readings both of Text and Margin, in a more exact Method than hath hitherto been Extant. By S. N.
Owen of the Spirit; A Discourse concerning the Holy Spirit; wherein an Account of his Name, Nature, Personality, Dispensation, Operations, and Effects, his whole work in the Old and New Creation is explained, the Doctrine concerning it vindicated from reproaches; the Nature also and Necessity of Gospel-Holiness, the difference between Grace and Morality, &c.
Hutchenson on Job; the Sum of 316 Lectures Preached in the City of Edinburgh.
Clelia, A Romance, (comprehended in a thick Folio) A Book much esteemed by the Wits of the present Age.
Pools Synopsis, in five Volumes, upon the Old and New Testament.
⟨p. 5⟩Mr. Abraham Cowleys Works, Published out of his Original Copies.
Causins Holy Court, in four Parts compleat, in a large Folio
Clarks Examples, being a Mirror or looking-Glass both for Saints and Sinners; wherein is represented, as Gods wonderful Mercies to the one, so his severe Judgments against the other: Collected out of Authors of good Credit, both ancient and modern; with some late Examples.
Hammonds Paraphrase and Annotation on the New Testament, briefly explaining all the difficult places thereof.
Medes Works, in one Volume.
Taylors Ductor Dubitantium, or the Rule of Conscience in all her general Measures, serving as a great instrument for the determination of Cases of Conscience.
Brownriggs Sermons, compleat, 65. Published by Will. Martyn, M. A. sometimes Preacher at the Rolls.
Sandersons 34 Sermons; 16. Ad Aulam. 4. Ad Clerum. 6. Ad Magistratum, and 8. Ad Populum; with a large Preface by the said Author: To which is added a Sermon Preached at St. Pauls Cross.
Gurnals Christian Armour; A Treatise of the Saints War against the Devil.
Taylors Life of Christ, being an entire History of the Life and Death of the Holy Jesus; with Figures sutable to every Story.
The House of Mourning, A Collection of Sermons, Furnished with Directions for, Preparation to, Meditations on, Consolations at, the hour of Death; Preached at the Funerals of several faithful Servants of Christ; By Dan. Featly, Martyn Day John Preston, Tho. Taylor, Richard Holdsworth, ⟨p. 6⟩Richard Sibbs, J. Pearson, Chr. Shute, Tho. Fuller, Edmund Barker, Josias Alsop, Doctors in Divinity, and other Eminent Divines; with some Additional Sermons.
Cambridge Concordance, with the various Readings both of Text and Margin, in a more exact Method than hath hitherto been Extant. By S. N.
Owen of the Spirit; A Discourse concerning the Holy Spirit; wherein an Account of his Name, Nature, Personality, Dispensation, Operations, and Effects, his whole work in the Old and New Creation is explained, the Doctrine concerning it vindicated from reproachs; the Nature also and Necessity of Gospel-Holiness, the difference between Grace and Morality, &c.
Hutchenson on Job; the Sum of 316 Lectures Preached in the City of Edenburgh.
