The Life and Death of John Calvin, Catalogue of Calvins works – Colophon
The Catalogue of the Bookes and wrytings of Maiſter Iohn Caluin.
Commentaries and leſſons in Latin and French al readie imprinted vponupon the olde Teſtament.
VponUpon Geneſis.
VponUpon the other foure Bookes of Moyſes in forme of Harmonie.
VponUpon the Booke of Ioſue.
VponUpon all the Pſalmes.
VponUpon Eſaye.
* VponUpon Ieremie.
VponUpon Daniel.
VponUpon the .xij. yt are called little Prophetes.
VponUpon the new Teſtament, alſo imprinted.
VponUpon the three Euangeliſtes in forme of Harmonie.
VponUpon Saint Iohn.
VponUpon the Actes of the Apoſtles.
VponUpon all the Epiſtles of Saint Paule.
VponUpon the Epiſtle to the Hebrues.
VponUpon the Epiſtles Canonicall of S. Peter, Saint Iohn, Saint Iames and S. Iude.
The Catalogue of his Sermons imprinted, which men gathered when he preached.
VponUpon Iob.
VponUpon the Commaundements.
VponUpon the Octonaries of the 119. Pſalme.
Vpō ye ſong of Ezechias in ye .38. ca. of Eſay.
VponUpon the beginning of ye Harmonie of the three Euangeliſtes.
VponUpon the .10. and .11. Chapiters of the fyrſt Epiſtle to the Corinthians.
VponUpon the Epiſtle to the Galathians.
VponUpon the Epiſtle to the Epheſians.
VponUpon the Epiſtles to Timothe & to Tite.
Alſo many Sermons of the Byrth, Paſſion, Death, Reſurrectiō and Aſcenſion of our Lorde Ieſus Chriſt.
Foure Sermons entreating of matters very profitable for our time.
A Congregatiō made in the Church of Geneua, of the prouidence and eternall election of God.
Sermons vponupon the olde Teſtament not imprinted.
VponUpon Geneſis.
VponUpon Deuteronomie.
VponUpon the two bookes of Samuel.
VponUpon the firſt booke of the Kings.
VponUpon many Pſalmes.
Certaine ſummes of Congregations made vponupon Ioſue, gathered euen as hee did entreate of and handle the textes.
VponUpon Eſaie.
VponUpon Ieremie.
VponUpon Ezechiel.
VponUpon the later eyght Chapiters of Daniel.
VponUpon ſeuen of the twelue little Prophetes.
VponUpon the Newe Teſtament.
Certaine Sermons moe vponupon the Harmonie of the three Euangeliſtes.
VponUpon the Actes.
VponUpon the two Epiſtles to the Corinthians.
VponUpon the Epiſtle to the Theſſalonians.
VponUpon certaine Chapiters of the ende of the Epiſtle to the Hebrues.
Leſſons in Frenche not yet Imprinted.
VponUpon the Pſalmes, from the .37. to ye ende.
VponUpon Ieremie.
VponUpon the .20. firſt Chapiters of Ezechiel as well in Latin as in Frenche.
A Catalogue of other Bookes & treatiſes which he hath made in ſundry times and ſundry places.
* A Commentarie vponupon the Booke of Seneca, touching the vertue of Clemencie.
His Chriſtian Inſtitution.
A treatiſe againſt ye errour of ſuch as thinke that the ſoules doe ſleepe after they be departed frō the body, vntounto ye laſt iudgemēt.
Two Epiſtles, the one to flee Idolatrie, the other of the duety of a Chriſtian man.
An aunſwere to the letter which the Cardinall Sadolet wrote to the Lordes and people of Geneua.
A treatiſe of the ſupper of the Lorde.
* Certaine verſes in Latin of the victorie of Ieſus Chriſt.
A Cathechiſme for ye inſtruction of Childrē.
A manner of Adminiſtration of the Sacraments, with the common prayers, and the maner how to celebrate the Mariage.
A defence of the pure doctrine concerning free will, againſt the calumnies of Albert Pighius.
Annotations vponupon the fatherly aduertiſement made by the Pope Paule the thirde to the Emperour Charles the fift.
Antidote or preſeruatiue againſt the articles of the facultie of the Sorboniſtes of Parris.
A treatiſe or ſupplication to the Emperor concerning the neceſſitie of the reformation of the Church.
Againſt the Anabaptiſtes and Libertines, with an Epiſtle to the faithfull of Roan, againſt a Frier a Libertine.
An Aduertiſement concerning the bodies & Reliques of Saints & what profit there cōmeth of them if they be diligently kept.
A treatiſe in flie ſuperſtitions, with the excuſe of the falſe Nicodemites, with the aunſwere of the Miniſters of Zuriche.
Antidote to ye Actes of ye counſell of Trent.
The very true meane to pacifie yt troubles & to reforme ye Church againſt ye Interim.
An Aduertiſement againſt the Aſtrologie Iudiciall, and ſuch curioſities, which at this daye heare the ſwaye in manner thorowoute the worlde.
An agreement concerning the Sacramēts.
A treatiſe of Offences.
Of the eternall Prouidence of God.
Againſt ye deteſtable errors of Michel Seruet a Spaniarde.
*Three aduertiſements to Weſtphalus.
* Againſt Hethuſius and ye error of Stancarus.
* Againſt Valentin Gentil.
* Aunſwere to the calumnies which Sebaſtian Caſtalion did ſowe abrode.
*An other ſhort aunſwere to other calumnies of the ſame man.
A Congratulation to the reuerende prieſt, Maiſter Gabriel de Sacomā, of ye Church of Lions chiefe Miniſter.
*An aunſwere to a certaine fine and ſubtil Neutre.
*An aunſwere to the outrages of Fraūcis Baldwin an Apoſtate.
*A ſhort Aduertiſement to the Faithfull of Polonia.
*An Epiſtle to the foreſaide, for the Confirmation of the ſayde Aduertiſement.
An aunſwere to a certaine Hollander, written to the people of the low countrey.
A Reformation to put to ſilence a certaine raſcall named Antonie Catalan.
A Confeſſion of the faith in the name of all the reformed Churches of the Realme of Fraunce, made during the Warres, to deliuer to the Emperor.
Alſo a great number of Letters, counſels, aduertiſements and aunſweres, as well in Latin as in Frenche, to diuers perſōs of ſundry qualitie and eſtate: wherein is entreated of diuers matters, which (one day if it pleaſe God yt it maye be ſet forth into light) men may then better ſee what was the wiſedome, promptneſſe, ſinguler iudgement, and the maruellous and diuine graces, that were in this Faithful Seruant of God.
Finis.
Faultes eſcaped in the firſt Sheete.
A .iij. leaf, ij. ſide, iij. line, for more reade me.
A .iiij. leaf, firſt ſide, x. line. for that reade the.
A .v. leafe, ij. fide, xvij. line, for anye reade eueryevery.
A .vij. leafe, ij. ſide, vj. line, for Guiſe reade Swiſſe, & for Guiſians read Griſons.
Imprinted at London in Whitecroſſe ſtreate by Henry Denham, for Lucas Harriſon, dwelling in Paules Chuchyarde, at the Signe of the Crane.
Anno Domini. 1564, Nouembris .4.
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