The Eye and Wheel of Providence, Table of contents – List of authors cited
INDEX RERƲM.
CHap. 1. Text Ioh. 5.17. opened; an Introduction to the Work; a Doctrine raiſed.
Chap. 2. Queſt. Whether there be a divine providence? proved by ſix Arguments. Argum. 1.
Chap. 3. Argum. 2.
Chap. 4. Argum. 3. Argum. 4.
Chap 5. Argum. 5. Argum. 6.
Chap. 6. The definition of providence; the parts of it.
Chap. 7. Of Gods generall providence.
Chap. 8. Of Gods particular providence; of the extent of it to the Heavens, to the Sun and Moon.
Chap. 9. Of the Eclipſes: a large diſcourſe on the miraculous Eclipſe that hapned at the death of Chriſt.
Chap. 10. Of the extent of providence to the Stars; of their order, variety, and uſe; how they are for ſigns and ſeaſons, and for dayes and years: a diſcourſe on the Star that led the Wiſe men to Chriſt.
Chap. 11. Of Gods providence to be ſeen in the winds, and in the blowing of them: an Objection anſwered.
Chap. 12. Of Gods providence to the Birds of the Air, and in particular to the young Ravens, the Oſtriches young ones, and the little Sparrows.
Chap. 13. Of Gods providence to be ſeen in the Seas, in the nature of them: an Objection anſwered: of the ſaltneſs of the Sea, and the reaſons thereof; of the bounds of the Sea; of the Fiſhes of the Sea; of their multiplication; of the ſeverall ſorts of Fiſhes that are taken in every MonethMonth; of their proviſion; an Objection anſwered.
Chap. 14. Of the extent of providence to the earth, and to the things that are in it: of the form and figure of the earth; of the ſtability and ſituation of the earth, how it ſtandeth in the water and out of the water; five branches of comfort to Gods people, drawn from the earths ſtability, to prove the ſtability of the Church of Chriſt.
Chap. 15. That providence is viſible in Herbs, Plants, and Trees, that grow out of the earth: of the variety of Herbs and Plants brought forth in every MonethMonth: of the Lillies of the field.
Chap. 16. Of the extent of providence to the Beaſts of the earth: of a ſpeciall providence in providing for Lions, and other Beaſts of prey.
Chap. 17. How the calling and labours of the Husbandman are directly ſubordinate to Gods providence.
Chap. 18. Of the ſpeciall providence of God toward Men: how God over-ruleth the hearts and wils of men, yea of the greateſt Kings and Princes; and how the actions of men are ſwayed by Gods providence; of Gods providence about things contingent; a diſcourſe upon Lots.
Chap. 19. How the ſteps and goings of men are ordered by Gods providence: a diſcourſe on the journey of the Wiſe men, that came from the Eaſt to Ieruſalem at the birth of Chriſt: ſome Objections anſwered.
Chap. 20. How the good actions of men are under divine providence.
Chap. 21. How the evil actions of men are governed by Gods providence: of Gods ends, Satans ends, and ſinners ends, in one and the ſame action.
Chap. 22. How Gods providence reacheth the habitations and dwellings of men.
Chap. 23. Of Gods providence concerning Marriage, and in bringing man and wife together.
Chap. 24.
Sect. 1. Of the ſpeciall providence of God toward the godly in afflicting them: an Objection anſwered; Gods ends in afflicting them.
Sect. 2. Of Gods providence in preſerving his people in afflictions.
Sect. 3. Of Gods delivering his people out of afflictions: of the divers wayes God uſeth in their deliverance, and how they are more than conquerours in afflictions, ſhewed in five things.
Sect. 4. Of Gods providence in bringing about the ſalvation of his people.
Chap. 25. How Gods providence reacheth the wicked.
Sect. 1. Of his ſuffering the wicked to rage againſt his people: a Queſtion, Whither a Chriſtian may fly in time of perſecution, anſwered.
Sect. 2. Of Gods reſtraining the rage of the wicked, ſhewed in divers particulars.
Sect. 3. Of the dreadfull executions God doth ſometimes lay on wicked men; many notable examples of Gods heavy judgements upon perſecutors.
Chap. 26. Queſt. 1. How God governeth all things; whether immediately by himſelf, or mediately by ſecond cauſes, anſwered in two Theſes: an Objection anſwered.
Chap. 27. Queſt. 2. Whether Gods providence be immutable, anſwered affirm.
Sect. 1.
Sect. 2.
Sect. 3. An Object. againſt the immutability of Gods providence, anſwered: how God is ſaid to repent, &c.
Chap. 28. Divers Objections againſt this doctrine of Providence, anſwered. Object. 1. anſwered.
Chap. 29. Object. 2. anſwered in five things.
Chap. 30. Object. 3. Object. 4. anſwered.
Chap. 31. Divers Corollaries drawn from this doctrine of Providence. Corol. 1. Corol. 2. Corol. 3.
Chap. 32. Corol. 4. Corol. 5.
Chap. 33. Corol. 6. Corol. 7.
Chap. 34. Profitable Inſtructions ariſing from this doctrine of Providence. Inſtruct. 1.
Chap. 35. Inſtruct. 2.
Chap. 36. Inſtruct. 3.
Chap. 37. Inſtruct. 4.
Chap. 38. Inſtruct. 5.
Chap. 39. Inſtruct. 6.
Chap. 40. Inſtruct. 7.
Chap. 41. Inſtruct. 8.
Chap. 42. The Concluſion, conſolatory to the Church of Chriſt.
The Authors cited in this Treatiſe.
A
ABen Ezra.
Aelian. nat. Hiſt.
Ainſworth.
Ambroſius.
Alſtedius.
Antoninus.
Aquila.
Athanaſius.
Aulus Gellius.
Aquinas.
Auſonius.
Auguſtinus.
Arias Montanus.
Ariſtotle.
Aratus.
Aretius.
B
Bp Babington.
Sr Ri. Barckley.
Baſilius.
Baſtingius.
Beda.
Ben. Gorion.
D. Bernard.
R. Bern. on Ruth.
Benefield.
Beza.
Bodinus de Republ.
Boetius de conſol.
D. Boys.
Bucan. loc. com.
Bullinger.
Bucer.
D. Bright.
Brathwait.
C
Calliſtratus.
Calvinus.
Camden. Britan.
Cauſinus.
Caſſiodorus.
Cebes Theban.
Caelius Rhodig.
Carion. Chron.
Caryl.
Chald.
Chemnitius.
Clapham. Cant.
Clapham. Manual.
Clemens Alexand.
Chryſippus.
Cratippus.
Cicero.
Cotton.
Caeſar. Comment.
Chryſoſtome.
Cyprian.
Com. Relig. Galliae.
M. Coverdale.
Crompton.
D
Damaſcen.
De Dieu.
Diodati.
Diſcip. de Temp.
Dorotheus.
Dearing.
Dyoniſ. Aereop.
Didacus Stella.
Danaeus.
Diodor. Sicul.
Drexelius.
E
Egeſippus.
Euſeb. Eccl. Hiſt.
Euripides.
Euthymius.
Expl. ver. Relig.
F
Frytſchius.
Franzius.
Ferus.
Flac. Illyric.
Fox Act & Mon.
Fenner. Catech.
Th. Fuller.
G
Genev. tranſl.
Gualter.
Greg. Magn.
Greg. Nyſſen.
Lud. Granat.
Greenhaw.
Goulart.
Goſſen.
H
Hagius.
Heſychius.
Hiſt. Sinarum.
Herodotus.
Hebr.
Hieronymus.
Hedf. Sphinx.
Holcot.
Hooker. Eccl. Pol.
Hiſt. novi orbis.
Homerus.
Hyperius.
Heſiod.
Hilarius.
Horatius.
I
Ital. Annot.
Joſph. Antiqu.
BP Iuell.
Iul. Scalig.
Junius.
Iſidorus.
Iuſt. Mart.
Iuvenal. Sat.
K
Keckerman.
Bp. King.
L
Lactantius.
Levin. Lemn.
Livius.
Lorinus.
Lumb. Sent.
Luther.
Lypſ. de conſt.
Lyra.
Lyranus.
Lucanus.
M
Marcellinus.
Macchiavel.
Menochius.
Maimony.
Morney.
Mayer.
Pet Mart.
Moores Antidot.
Munſt. Coſmog.
Minut. Faelix.
Geo. More's Demonſtr.
N
Gr. Nazianzen.
Niceph. Gregor.
Ioſ. Nancler.
O
Origen.
Ovid.
Otho Caſman.
Orpheus.
P
Pacuvius.
Pareus.
Paulus Aemil.
Philo Jud.
Pompon. laetus.
Petrarch.
Pemble.
Pineda.
Pet. du Moulin.
Perkins.
Plin. Nat. Hiſt.
Prideaux.
Pier. Hierogl.
Polan. Synt.
Procopius.
Prosper.
Perrerius.
Plutarch.
Pythagoras.
Publ. Mimus.
Dr Preſton.
Q
Quintillian.
Quint. Curt.
R
Rab. Sol. Iarch.
Remigius.
Reſt. fren eſtat.
Rolloc.
Rutherford.
S
Salvian.
Senault.
Bp Sanderſon.
Seneca.
Septuagint.
Solinus.
Strabo.
Scultetus.
Stocke.
Suetonius.
Sutton.
Symmachus.
Syneſius.
Socinus.
Struther.
Symſon.
Synops. purior. theol.
T
Tacitus.
Dr Tailor.
Tertullian.
Theophilact.
Theodoret.
Tremellius.
Talmud.
Thucyd. hiſt.
Turnbull.
V
Vatablus.
Verron. Phyſ.
Virgil.
Ʋrſinus.
W
R. Walker.
Weems.
Willet.
Wilkins.
Wolfius.
Woodward.
X
Xenophon.
Z
Zanchius.
Zegedin.
THE Eye and Wheel OF PROVIDENCE.
Joh. 5.17. But Jeſus anſwered them, My Father worketh hitherto, and I work.