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A CATALOGUE of ſome Books Printed for Richard Royſton at the Angel in Ivie-lane, London.

I. Books written by H. Hammond, D. D.

A Paraphraſe and Annotations upon all the Books of the New Teſt. by H. Hammond, D. D. in fol.

2. The Practical Catechiſme, with all other Engliſh Treatiſes of H. Hammond, D. D. in two volumes in 4o.

3. Diſſertationes quatuor, quibus Epiſcopatûs Jura ex S. Scripturis & Primaeva Antiquitate adſtruuntur, contra ſententiam D. Blondelli & aliorum, Authore Henrico Hammond, D. D. in 4o.

4. A Letter of Reſolution of ſix Quaeries, in 12o.

5. Of Schiſme. A Defence of the Church of England, againſt the Exceptions of the Romaniſts, in 12o.

6. Of Fundamentals in a notion referring to Practiſe, by H. Hammond, D. D. in 12o.

7. Paraeneſis or ſeaſonable exhortatory to all true ſons of the Church of England, in 12o.

8. A Collection of ſeveral Replies and Vindications Publiſhed of late, moſt of them in defence of the Church of England, by H. Hammond, D. D. Now put together in three Volumes. Newly publiſhed in 4o.

II. Books and Sermons written by Jer. Taylor D. D. viz.

foreign, A Courſe of Sermons for all the Sundayes of the Year; together with a Diſcourſe of the Divine Inſtitution, Neceſſity, Sacredneſs and Separation of the Office Miniſterial, in fol.

2. The Hiſtory of the Life and death of the Ever-bleſſed Jeſus Chriſt, 2d Edition, in fol.

3. The Rule and Exerciſes of holy living, in 12o.

4. The Rule and Exerciſes of holy dying, in 12o.

5. The Golden Grove, or, A Manual of daily Prayers fitted to the dayes of the week, together with a ſhort Method of Peace and Holineſs, in 12o.

6. The Doctrine and Practice of Repentance reſcued from Popular Errors, in a large 8o, Newly publiſhed.

III. Books written by Mr. Tho. Pierce, Rector of Brington.

A Correct Copie of ſome Notes concerning Gods Decrees, eſpecially of Reprobation. The 2. Edit. Now at the Preſs with ſome Additionals.

The Sinner impleaded in his own Court, wherein are repreſented the great diſcouragements from Sinning, which the Sinner receiveth from Sin it ſelf.

The Divine Philanthropie defended.

IV.

A Compendious Diſcourſe upon the Caſe as it ſtands between the Church of England, and thoſe Congregations that have divided from it, by Hen. Fern, D. D. New.

Certain Conſiderations of preſent Concernment, touching our Reformed Church of England, by Henry Fern, D. D. in 12o.

The Hiſtory of the Church of Scotland by Joh. Spoteſwod Arch-Biſhop of S. Andrews in fol. New.

Dr. Couſins Devotions, in 12o.

The Quakers wild Queſtions objected againſt the Miniſters of the Goſpel, and many ſacred Acts and Offices of Religion, &c. by R. Sherlock, B. D. in 4o. New.

The perſecuted Miniſter, in 4o. New.

The Excellency of the Civil Law, by Robert Wiſeman ▪ Dr. of the Civil Law.

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