Discourses Upon Several Divine Subjects, Publishers note
BOOKS Printed for RICHARD SARE AND JOSEPH HINDMARSH.
FAbles of Eſop and other Eminent Mythologiſts, with Morals and Reflections. Folio.
The Viſions of Dom Franciſco de Quevedo. Octavo.
Seneca's Morals. Octavo.
Eraſmus's Colloquies. Octavo.
Tully's Offices. Twelves.
Bona's Guide to Eternity. Twelves.
All ſix by Sir Roger L'Eſtrange.
The Genuine Epiſtles of St. Barnabas, St. Ignatius, St. Clement, St. Polycarp, The Shepherd of Hermas, and the Martyrdoms of St. Ignatius and St. Polycarp. Tranſlated and Publiſhed with a large Preliminary Diſcourſe, by W. Wake, D. D. Octavo.
A Practical Diſcourſe concerning Swearing, by Dr. Wake. Octavo.
Compleat Sets, conſiſting of Eight Volumes of Letters, writ by a Turkiſh Spy, who lived forty five years undiſcovered at Paris, giving an Impartial account to the Divan at Conſtantinople of the moſt remarkable Tranſactions of Europe during the ſaid time. Twelves.
Humane Prudence, or, the Art by which a Man may raiſe himſelf and Fortune to Grandeur, the ſixth Edition. Twelves.
Moral Maxims and Reflections in four Parts; written in French by the Duke of Rochefoucault, now made Engliſh. Twelves.
Epictetus's Morals with Simplicius's Comment made Engliſh from the Greek; by George Stanhop, late Fellow of King's-College Cambridge. Octavo.
The Parſon's Councellor; or, the Law of Tythes; by Sir Simon Degge. Octavo.
Of the Art both of Writing and Judging of Hiſtory, with Reflections upon Ancient as well as Modern Hiſtorians, by the Learned and Ingenious Father Le Moyne. Twelves.
An Eſſay on Reaſon; by Sir George Mackenzie. Twelves.
The Unlawfulneſs of Bonds of Reſignation. Octavo.
The Doctrine of a God and Providence; vindicated and aſſerted by Tho. Gregory, late of Wadham-College, Oxford; and now Lecturer near Fulham. Octavo.
Some Diſcourſes on ſeveral Divine Subjects; by the ſame Author. Octavo.
Death made Comfortable, or the Way to Die well; by John Kettlewell, a Preſbyter of the Church of England. Twelves.
Dr. Gregory's Divine Antidote againſt the Socinians. Octavo.
Dr. Wake's Thankſgiving Sermon.
Dr. Gregory's Thankſgiving Sermon.
End of the text · Thomas Gregory, Discourses Upon Several Divine Subjects (1696)