An Exposition of Pauls Epistles, Publishers advertisement
A Catalogue of Books printed for Francis Eglesfield.
Courteous Reader, These Books following are to bee sold by Francis Eglesfield, at the Sign of the Marygold in St. Pauls Church-yard.
Books of Divinity.
PIous and learned Annotations on the Bible, with a large and useful Analysis, in folio. By the learned Iohn Diodate.
The Body of Divinity, it being the sum and substance of Christian Religion, Catechistically propounded and explained, by way of Question and Answer, By Bishop Usher.
The Holy Court in five Tomes, written in French by Nicholas Causine, and translated into English by Sir Thomas Hawkins, and others.
The Works of that learned and pious Gentleman Sir Richard Baker, Knight, are these, viz.
1 Meditations and Disquisitions on the Lords Prayer, in 4o.
2 Meditations and Disquisitions on the first Psalm, in 4o.
3 Meditations and Disquisitions on the seven penitential Psalms, in 4o.
4 Meditations and Disquisitions on the seven Consolitory Psalms, in 4o.
5 Ca…o Variegatus, or Cato's Moral disticks translated and paraphrased with Variations of Expressings in English verse, in 4o.
6 Motives to Prayer, in 12.
7 The Apology for Laymens writing of Divinity, together with the fall of Lucifer, in 12.
8 Meditations and Disquisitions on the Creed, a very useful book for these times, in 12.
9 Soliloquies for the Soul, in 12.
A learned Commentary on the first Psalm. in 4o. Both by Finneus Fletcher.
The Purple Island, being poetical Miscellanies, in 4o. Both by Finneus Fletcher.
Joy in Tribulation, being a Consolation for afflicted Consciences, by the same Author, in 12.
Five Sermons preached on several Occasions at the Court before the Kings Majesty, By that Reverend and Learned Divine D. Preston, in 4o.
Riches of Mercy to men in misery, very fit for these times of Atheism and Apostacy, by the same Dr. Preston, and approved of by Dr. Sibbs, in 4o.
His Remains, containing three excellent Treatises, namely, Iudas Repentance, the Saints spiritual Strength, and St. Pauls Conversion, by the same Author, in 4o.
A Commentary on the Divine Revelation of St. Iohn, by David Parreus, in folio.
Doomsday, or a Treatise of the Resurrection of the Body, delivered in 22 Sermons on the 1 Corinthians 15.16. by the Judicious Divine Dr. Day, in 4o.
Light from Heaven, in 4. By Dr. Sibbs.
Lidas Conversion, or the Riches of Mercy, in 12. by Dr. Sibbs.
The Works of that Eloquent Divine Dr. Playford, containing these fourteen Sermons.
1 The Mean in Mourning,
on Luke 23.28.
2 The Path-way to perfection▪
on Philip. 3.14.
3 The Hearts Delight,
on Psalm 37.4.
4 The Power of Prayers,
on Mat. 7.7.
5 The Sick-mans Couch,
on Psal. 6.6.
6 Gods Blessing is enough,
on Matthew 4.4.
7 Glory weighs down the Cross,
on 2 Corinth. 4.17.
8 God bee with you,
on Rom. 8.31.
9 Christs Wounds our Health.
on Iohn 20.27.
10 Say well, do well,
on Mat. 5.10.
11 The Kings Crown,
on Psalm 132.18.
12 Good Ground,
on Luke 8.15.
13 Felicity of the Faithful,
on Psalm 32.6.
14 Difference between the Law and Gospel,
on 2 Corinthians 3.18. in one Vol. in 8.
The burthening and unburthening of a loaden Conscience, By Mr. Richard Kilby, in 12.
Milk for the younger, Meat for the stronger, the substance of Divinity, and a Pill to purge out Popery, by way of Chatechising, by Mr. Mico late of Exeter, in 8.
A Catechism, comprehending the Commandements, Lords Prayer, and the Creed, By Mr. Nicholes of Plymouth, in 8.
Corpus Christi, together with the Demonstration of Antichrist, by Iohn Gurney, in 12.
Gods Summons to a General Repentance, by Adam Harsnet, in 12.
The usefulness and excellency of Christ, in a learned peece on the Canticles, by Christoph. Iellinger, in 8.
Divine Emblems, and Hieroglyphicks, by Francis Quarles, reprinted, and many errours amended, which formerly escaped the Press, in 8.
The Doctrine of the Bible, in 8.
An Exposition on the whole Epistle to the Hebrews, by David Dixson, in 8.
The Garden of Spiritual Flowers, in 12.
The Excellency of a gracious Spirit, in 8. By Ieremiah Burroughs.
Moses his Self-denial, in 8. By Ieremiah Burroughs.
The Saints Inheritance, and the Worldlings portion, in 8. By Ieremiah Burroughs.
Most excellent Notes on the whole Book of Psalms, by George Ab…t, and lately published by Richard Vines, in 4.
The Souls Possession of Christ, by Thomas Hooker of New-England, in 12.
The Saints dignity and duty, together with the danger of ignorance and hardness, by Thomas Hooker, in 4.
A Treatise of Liberty and Necessity, wherein Predestination, Election, Free-will, Grace, Merits, Reprobation, &c. is decided and cleared, by Thomas Hobbs of Malmsbury, in 12.
The Covenant of Grace, discovering the great worth of a sinners Reconciliation to God, by I. Cotton of New-England: The second Edition, much larger than the former, printed by an exact Copy left by the Author, in 8.
Gospel-Conversation, discovering first, whether any gracious conditions or qualifications are wro…ght in the soul before Faith in Christ; secondly, how the assurance of a mans salvation is to bee evidenced; thirdly, the manner of the Souls closing with Christ, by I. Cotton of New-England, in 8.
Wol…hii Compendium Theologiae, in 12.
A Brief of the Bibles History, by Ephraim Enock, in 12.
Resolutions and Decisions of divers practical cases of Conscience, in continual use amongst men, very necessary for their information and direction in these evil times, by Bishop Hall.
Spare Minutes or Meditations, by Arthur Warwick, in 12.
Deaths Deliverance, and Elias fiery Chariot, in two Sermons, by Alexander Gross, in 8.
The Power of Christian Magistrates in sacred things, by L. Du Mouline History Reader in Oxford, in 8.
Munition against Mans Mi…ery, by R. Smith, in 8.
The High Court of Justice, a Sermon preached before the Judges at Leicester, by Anthony Scattergood, in 12.
None but Christ, by Mr. Clement Cotton, the Author of the Great Concordance, in 12.
The Way to Heaven discovered, and the stumbling-blocks removed, by R. Purnel, in 8.
Satan at Noon, or Iohn Pordage discovered, in his Wiles and Devices, and laid open before the Commissioners of Berks, by Christop. Fowler Minister of Reading, first and second part.
The Psalms of David most excellently translated into meeter, and to bee sung in the most usual tunes, by Wil. Barton, in 12.
The Mortified Christian, shewing the Nature, Signs, Necessity and Difficulty of true Mortification, with a discovery of Sincerity, by Christopher Love, in 8.
A Glimse, discovering the sweet Incomes of Christ to a spiritual heart, by Robert Dingley, in 8.
A most excellent Treatise of eighteen Attributes of God, plainly unfolded and applied, in 4.
Also the Parable of the Wedding Supper, together, with a discourse of the payment of Tithes, by Thomas Larkham, Master of Arts, sometimes of Trinity Colledge in Cambridge, in 8.
Three Treatises, the first, The Young Mans Memento, shewing
how
why
when
we must remember God
The second, Now if Ever.
The third, The danger of being almost a Christian, by Iohn Chishull Minister of Tiverton in Devon, in 12.
Apologetical Letter, to a person of quality, by Bishop Hall, in 4.
Decapla in Psalm…s, five Commentarios ex decem legibus, antiquis patribus Rab. Historicis & poetis, a Iohanne Viccars Angl. in folio.
A Discourse of the Hierarchie of the blessed Angels, their Names, Orders and Offices, with the fall of Lucifer and his Angels, by T. Heywood, in folio.
Natures Good-night, being a Sermon preached at the Funeral of Mris. Mary Forbs, in Devon, in 4.
All the Sermons which are in print of Mr. Iohn Bond, late of the Savoy deceased, in 4.
Singing of Psalms the duty of Christians, under the New Testament, or a Vindication of that Ordinance, in five Sermons, on Ephesians 5.19. wherein are asserted, that wee must sing, what wee must sing, how wee must sing, and why wee must sing, the second Edition, with many Additions, by Thomas Ford Minister of the Gospel at Exon, in 12.
Novum Testamentum Domini nostri Iesu Christi, Interprete Theodoro Beza, in 12. More exactly corrected and printed for the use of Grammar schools in a larger letter than formerly, by R. D.
Books of Morality.
A most compendious and easie way for the keeping of Merchants Accompts, after the Italian manner, by Ioh. Carpenter, Merchant, in folio.
E…ans Tacticks, or the Art of Embattailing an Army most exquisitely set forth in many brass plates.
Animadversions of War, or the Military Magazine of the truest Rules, the most refined Discipline, and choice Experiments that these late English and Swedish wa…s have produced, with divers new inventions both of Fortifications and Stratagems; also sundry Collections taken out of the most approved Authors, either in Greek, Latin, Italian, French, Spanish, Dutch or English, by Rob. Ward, Gentleman and Commander, in folio.
The works of that famous Mathematician, Mr. Ed. Gunter, sometime Professor of Astronomy in Gresham Colledge in London, reprinted and corrected with additions by Samuel Foster, late Professor of the same Colledge, together with his Sector and Canons or Table, in this fourth Edition much enlarged, in 4.
Decimal Arithmetick, shewing the use of Napiers Bones, by William Barton, in 12.
The Handmaid to Arithmetick, being an easie way to attain Arithmetick speedily, also it reduceth all forrein Coins, both of Brass, Silver, and Gold, to our English mony; also the weights and measures to our English, it also makes known what Commodities every Country affords, by Nicholas Hunt, in 8.
The use of the Quadrant, fitted for daily practice, by Samuel Foster, late Professor of Astronomy, in 4.
The Art of Dialling, by Sam. Foster.
Formulae Oratoriae in usum scholarum concin…atae cum pra…i & usu earundem in Epistolis, Th…matibus, Declamationibus conterendis, accessit d…x po…ticus cum suis al…quo… po…matiolis, Edit Novissima Authoris lima expolitis, per Ioh. Clark, in 12.
Select and choice phrases Latin and English, at first briefly collected for the use and benefit of young scholars, by Iohn Clark, and since recognized and made more useful by William Du Gard, Master of Merchant-Tailors School in London, in 12.
Also Phrasologiae Puerills, sive Sermones, or select Latin and English Phrases, methodically digested by way of common place, and alphabetically, for the more easie … is desired, very useful for young Latinists, to prevent Barbarism, and bald Latin making, and to initiate them in speaking and writing elegantly in both languages. The third Edition, very much inlarged by the same Author Iohn Clark, B. D. and sometimes Master of a Free-school in Lincoln, in 8.
C. Salustii Crispi Catilina seu Bellum Catilinarium, in 24.
Lucii Annaei Flori rerum Romanorum libri quatuor. Ex museo Io. Isaci Poniani, in 24.
The Map of England, with the pictures of all the Kings since the Conquest, cut in a Copper plate, it being the most exactest Map that hath been done, by William Holler.
The Needles Excellency, a most excellent Book for Ladies and Gentlewomen to draw all sort of works by; cut in brass Plates, in 4.
Iohannes Possellii Syntaxis Graeca utilissimis exemplis Illustrata, una cum regulis ejusdem de accentibus & Varen…ii de iisdem tractatu, in 80.
Esopes Fables in verse illustrated with Emblems, or Pictures, and also grammatically translated into prose, with apt Morals, and printed according to the order of the Latin Copy, together, with the History of his life, from the best Greek Copies, very useful for all, but especially for young Scholars, in 12.
Rhetoricae Compendium Ang. Lat. per Thom. Hor…, Master of Eaten Colledge, in 8.
School Probation, in 8.
Rhetorices Elementa, in 8.
Vestibulum Linguae Latinae rerum & …inguarum fundamenta exhibens.
The Rudiments of the Latin Tongue, all four by Willian Du Guard, Master of Merchant-Taylors School in London, in 8.
… Lexicon, in 8.
… translated into English, in 4.
Symb…la … in tribus Classibus, Authore Nicbo. Reus…ero …orino I.C. Plat. Caes. in 12.
The Sc…s design discovered, relating their dangerous attempts lately practised against England, with the sad consequences of the same, by a noble person, in 4.
Speculations on the excrements of Urin, with the distinctions, causes, colours, and contents thereof, with other symptomes observed in Nature, by Henry Hamand, in 8.
The whole Trial of Lieutenant Collonel Io. Lilbourn, by an extraordinary Commission of Oyer and Terminer at the Guild-Hall of London, truly set forth, with his manner of pleading, in a brass plate, in 4.
The Common-wealths friend, shewing an exact and speedy way to Justice and Right, for the preventing and determining tedious Law-sutes, by Iohn March of Grayes Inne, in 8.
The duty of Constables, Overseers for the poor, and Surveyers of High-waies, by Iohn Layer, Counsellor at Law, in 8.
A faithful Register of the transactions in Parliament, in the third and fourth years of the Reign of King Charles, containing several Speeches, Cases, Arguments of Law, and the grand Mysteries of the Kingdome then in agitation, by Thomas Fuller, in folio.
A Collection of Speeches in Parliament, by Sir Edward Dearing, in 4.
A discourse of proper Sacrifice by Sir Ed. Dearing, in 4.
Monuments in the Saxon Tongue, written seven hundred years since, proving that the Old and New Testament, Lords Prayer, and the Creed, were then used in the Mother tongue, in 4.
History of Heliodorus, translated into English, in 4.
History of Bees, shewing their admirable Nature and Properties, their Generation and Colonies, their Government, Loyalty, Art, Industry, Enemies, Wars, Magnanimity, &c. By Char…es … of Magdalen Colledge, in 4.
King Iames Proverbs, in 16.
A Manuel of Controversies, by Osiander, in 8.
The height of Eloquence translated out of the Greek, by Iohn Hall Esquire.
Herocles on the golden Verses of Pythagoras, teaching a virtuous and godly life, by Iohn Hall, Esquire. in 8.
Letters of Mounsieur de Balzac, the first, second, third, and fourth parts, translated into English by Sir Richard Baker, Knight, and others, collected into one Volume, in 8.
Theatre of Complements, and Art of Eloquence, stored with variety of Love-songs, Sonnets, Letters, and Amorous Dialogues, in 12.
Choice Poems, relating Songs, Sonnets, Epigrams, Carrols, Posies, Dialogues, with variety of other Mirth, together with his noble Numbers, or his pious peeces, by Robert Herick, Esquire.
All the works of Iohn Taylor the famous Water-Poet, collected in one Vol. in fol.
Also Wit and Mirth, by Iohn Taylor, in 8.
Arcadia Plaies in 4.
Antiquary Plaies in 4.
Antigony Plaies in 4.
Challenge for Beauty Plaies in 4.
Coronation Plaies in 4.
Chabot Plaies in 4.
Discontented Collonel Plaies in 4.
Humerous Courtier Plaies in 4.
Hide Park Plaies in 4.
Lady of Pleasure Plaies in 4.
Mad world my Master… Plaies in 4.
Noble Stranger Plaies in 4.
Phoenix Plaies in 4.
Richard the third Plaies in 4.
Seven Champions Plaies in 4.
Wollastin Plaies in 4.
Woman will have her Will Plaies in 4.
End of the text · David Dickson, An Exposition of Pauls Epistles (1659)