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SErmons preached upon several occasions before the King at Whitehal. By the Right Reverend Father in God John Wilkins, late Lord-bishop of Chester; to which is added A discourse concerning the beauty of Providence, by the same Author.
Rome a-la-mode: or the Sentiments of the Court and Cardinals there, concerning Religion and the Gospel, as they are delivered by Cardinal Palavicini in his History of the Council of Trent.
Syncrisis, or the most natural and easie method of learning Latine by comparing it with English. Together with the holy History of Scripture-war: Or the sacred Art Military, Illustrated in fourteen Copper-plates; with the rude Translation opposite, for the exercise of those that begin to make Latine. By E. Coles.
Cocker's Arithmetick: the second Impression.
Cocker's Morals, fitted for the use of all Grammar and Writing-schools: For the Scholars of the first to turn into Latine; and for those of the other to transcribe into all their various and curious Hands.
Nugae venales: or, the complaisant Companion; being new Jests Domestick and Forrain, Bulls, Rhodomontado's, pleasant Novels and Miscellanies.
Asteria and Tamberlain; or, the Distressed Lovers, a Novel.
Madam Wheadle: or, the fashionable Miss discovered: with all her modest Pretences, and subtile Stratagems.
Scaramouch, a Philosopher, &c. Acted at the Theatre Royal: A Comedy, written by Edward Ravenscroft, Gent.
A Treatise of the nature of a Minister in all his Offices. To which is annexed, an Answer to Dr. Forbes, concerning the necessity of Bishops to ordain; which is an Answer to a Question proposed in these late unhappy times to the Author, What is a Minister? By William Lucy Lord Bishop of St. Davids.
End of the text · Richard Allestree, The Beauty of Holiness (1679)