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Some Books printed and ſold by Thomas Brewſter, at the three Bibles near the Weſt end of Pauls.
AN Epitome of all the Common and Statute Laws of England in Fol.
The Faithful Counſellor, or the Marrow of the Law in Engliſh, in 4.to.
The Priviledges of the People vindicated, in 4.to. All three by William Sheppard, Serjeant at Law.
The Retired Mans Meditation, or the Myſterie and Power of Godlineſs by H. Vane, Knight.
The Prerogative of Popular Government: A Political Diſcourſe in two Books; the former containing the firſt Preliminary of Oceana, enlarged, interpreted and vindicated: The ſecond concerning ordination, againſt D. H. Hammond, Dr. L. Seaman, and the Authors they follow: In which two Books is contained the whole Common-wealth of the Hebrews, or of Iſrael, Senate, People and Magiſtracy, as alſo the different Policies introduced into the Church of Chriſt, during the time of the Apoſtles, by James Harrington, Eſquire.
Vindiciae Juſtificationis Gratuitae, Juſtification without Condition, or the free Juſtification of a Sinner, Explained, Confirmed and Vindicated, by W. Eyre, Miniſter of the Goſpel at New-Sarum.
Mr. Baxter's Aphoriſms of Juſtification Examined and Anſwered by J. Crandon, in 4o. Seaſonable Inſtructions for theſe evil times: alſo Chriſt as a Father, ſitting up with his Children in their ſwooning ſtate; being the ſum of many Lectures painfully preached upon the 1. Chap. of Paul to the Coloſſians, &c. by Nicholas Lockyer. Mr. of Arts.
An Expoſition of the whole Book of Canticles, wherein the Text is explained, and uſeful Obſervations raifed thereupon, by J. Robotham, in 4o.
The Extents and Limitation of Goſpel-liberty, wherein is laid down an exact way to end the preſent diſſentions, and to preſerve future Peace among the Saints; whereunto is added good news from heaven to the worſt of ſinners on earth.
Goſpel-holineſs, or a Saving Sight of God, and the glorious Priviledge of the Saints; Both by Walter Graddock, Preacher of the Goſpel, in 4o.
A Deſcription of Jeruſalem and the Suburbs thereof, as it floriſhed in the time of Jeſus Chriſt, with a Map, by H. Jeſſe, in 4o.
A Little Cabinet richly ſtored with all ſorts of heavenly Varieties, and ſoul-reviving influencs, wherein there is a remedy for every Malady, viz. Milk for Babes, & Meat for ſtrong men, being an abridgment of the Sum and ſubſtance of the true Chriſtian Religion.
No Power but of God, and yet a Power in every Creature, wherein is ſhewed that the Almighty God is not wanting to us, in impowering of us; but we are wanting to him, in not improving our Talents for him; Both written by Robert Purnel.
A Store-houſe of Proviſion for further Reſolution in ſeveral Caſes of Conſcience, viz. of living above Ordinances, of walking in Fellowſhip with the unbaptized, of Laying on of hands, &c.
Alſo a ſmall Catechiſm for Babes and little Ones: all three by H. Jeſſe.
Zions Glory diſcovered in the Churches and Ordinances before the fulneſs of the Jews come in, by J. Proud.
A Treatiſe containg three things, viz. A Diſcovery of the unſupportable Burthen of ſin, to a heart that is throughly convinced of ſin. 2. The Reſtleſneſs of a ſoul to return to God, who is ſo ſenſible of his with-drawing. 3. A Diſcovery of the ſweet entertainment that wandring hearts meet with in their Returns to God, by P. Hobſon.
The Right Conſtitution of a Common-Wealth, with ſome Errors of Government and Rules o… Policy, as laid down by Machiavel, and others, in 8o.
A Brief Hiſtory containing moſt of thoſe notable Occurrences and Revolutions that happened in thoſe late Conteſts between King and Parliament; being a ſhort mention of things from 1637. to 1648. by T. May, Eſquire.
Milk for Bubes in Chriſt, or Meditations, Obſervations and Experiences, with divers caſes of Conſcience reſolved; the glorious Priviledges of them that are Chriſts, with the way to know whether we are of that bleſſed number; Alſo Election before the foundation of the world aſſerted, and the Faith of Gods Elect what it is; by Martin Finch, Preacher of the Goſpel, and Paſtor of the Church of Chriſt at Tetney, in Licoln-ſhire, 8o.
An Anti Diatribe or the Apologie of ſome Miniſters and godly people, aſſerting the Lawfulneſs of their adminiſtring the Lords Supper in a ſelect Company; proving alſo the neceſſity of Examination, in order to a more holy Church fellowſhip, being an anſwer to Mr. Humphrey's general Admiſſion; by H. Saunders, Miniſter of Holleſworth in Devon.
Lazarus and his Siſters diſcourſe of Paradiſe, or a Conference about the excellent things o… the other world.
A Diſcoverer of ſome plots of Lucifer, and his Councel againſt the Children of men.
An Eſſay upon two of Virgil's Eclogues, and two Books of his Aeneids, tranſlated by James Harrington, Eſquire.
The Gate of Tongues unlocked and opened, or a Seed-time of all Tongues and Sciences, being a Short way of teaching and throughly learning the Latine, Engliſh, French, &c.
Hermes Mercurius Triſmegiſtus, his Divine Pimander in 17 Books, together with his ſecond book, called Aſclepius, containing 15. Chapters, with a Commentary done into Engliſh, by Dr. Everard.
Some Sermons preached on ſeveral occaſions by P. Sterry, viz. The clouds in which Chriſt comes, in a Sermon from Rev. 1.7. The Teaching of Chriſt in the ſoul, from M…t. 23. and 10. The coming forth of Chriſt in the power of his death, from Pſal. 18.1.
Divine Aſtrologie, or a Scripture Prognoſtication of the ſad Events which ordinarily ariſe from the good mans fall by death, being the ſubſtance of a Sermon preached at the Funeral of Col. Will. Ʋnderwood, by George Cokayn, Preacher of the Goſpel, Soper-lane, London.
Chriſtian Experiences from Scripture-evidences under theſe ſeveral heads, viz.
1. Comfort for Believers againſt their fears and diſmayings.
2. Comfort for Believers from their ſpiritual Incomes
3. Mans fruitleſneſs without ſaving faith.
4. Counſel unto Saints as ſojourners and ſtrangers.
5. Mans folly in determining by preſent Events or State of things,
by R. Coler, Preacher of the Goſpel in Wiltſhire.
A Lamenting word, ſhewing how there is a Diſſertion come upon us; and what are the Evils with whom they are found, that have procured it unto us.
A Collection of the Armies Declarations, Engagements, Remonſtrances, &c.
Theſe written by T. Collier, viz.
The Right Conſtitution of a viſible Church of Chriſt, with its Order and Ordinances.
The Day Dauning, relating to the Calling of the Jews, and Chriſts ſecond Coming.
The Confeſſion of Faith of ſeveral Churches of Chriſt in the Weſt, ſigned by ſeveral Officers of the ſaid Churches.
A Catechiſm for the Inſtruction of youth.
A Dialogue between a Miniſter of the Goſpel, and an enquiring Chriſtian about the Authority of the Scriptures and the Principles of the Quakers.
The Perſonal Appearing and Reign of Chriſts Kingdom on the Earth, ſtated.
An Antidote againſt the Infections of the times, or a Faithful Watch-word from Mount-Sion, to prevent the ruin of ſouls, whereby ſome ſpecial conſiderations are preſented to ſinners; Admonition to Saints, and Invitation to Backſliders: publiſhed for the good of all by the Elders and Meſſengers of ſeveral Churches in Wales.
A Warning Piece for the …lumbring Virgins, or an Alarm to the friends of the Bridegroom, being ſome awakning Meditations upon Chriſts own Watch-word, Mat. 26.41. by Ge. Scortrech, Preacher of the Goſpel in Lincoln. recommended to the Reader by Joſeph Caryl, William Greenhill. Geo. Griffith.
Books againſt the Quakers.
A Faithfull Diſcovery of a treacherous Deſign of Myſtical Antichriſt, diſplaying Chriſts Banners, but attempting to lay waſte Scriptures, Churches, Chriſt, Faith, Hope, &c. and eſtabliſh. Paganiſm in England, being an Examination of the Doctrines of the people called Quakers; by Joſeph Kellet, John Pomroy, Paul Gliſſon.
A Confutation of the Quakers, being an Anſwer to ninteen Quaeries propounded by them; and anſwered by S. Eaton, Miniſter of the Goſpel in Cheſhire.
A Teſtimony to the true Jeſus, and the faith of him, wherein the way of the people called Quakers, is examined and weighed, being an Anſwer to James Nailors Book, called, Love to the Loſt; by T. Higgenſon.
A Looking-Glaſs for the Quakers, by T. Collier.
The Conviction of James Nailer, and his black Spirit demonſtrated, by Lieutenant Ellis Bradſhaw.
Books printed in the Welch Language. VIZ.
The Bible with ſinging Pſalms.
The New-teſtament alone.
The Practice of Piety.
The ſincere Convert.
Some part of the Works of Mr. Reeſ. Prichard ſometimes Vicar of Landyfre in the County of Carmarthen.
Some Catechiſms; together with ſeveral other Books in Welch.
Sold at the three Bibles in Pauls-Church-yard, near the Weſt end.