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A General Martyrology, containing a Collection of all the greateſt Perſecutions which have befaln the Church of Chriſt from the Creation to our preſent Times; wherein is given an exact Account of the Proteſtants Sufferings in Queen Maries Reign; whereunto is added the Lives of 32 Engliſh Divines, famous in their Generations for Learning and Piety, and moſt of them Sufferers in the Cauſe of Chriſt, &c. By Samuel Clarke, late Paſtor of St. Bennet Fink, London.
The Lives of ſundry Eminent Perſons in this latter-Age, in two Parts: (1.) Of Divines. (2.) Of Nobility and Gentry of both Sexes, by the above-mentioned Samuel Clarke. To which is added his own Life, and the Lives of the Counteſs of Suffolk, Sir Nathanael Barnardiſton, Mr. Richard Blackerby, and Mr. Samuel Fairclough, drawn up by other hands.
A Large Dictionary in three Parts; performed by the great pains and many years Study of Doctor Thomas Holy-Oke.
Mr. Wilſon's Compleat Chriſtian Dictionary, wherein the ſeveral ſignifications and ſeveral acceptations of all the Words mentioned in the holy Scriptures of the Old and New Teſtament, are fully opened, expreſſed and explained.
Mr. Baxter's Chriſtian Directory, or Sum of Practical Theology and Caſes of Conſcience, in four Parts; Treating, (1.) Of Chriſtian Ethicks. (2.) Chriſtian Oeconomicks. (3.) Chriſtian Eccleſiaſticks, or Church Duties. (4.) Chriſtian Politicks, or Duties to our Rulers and Neighbors.
Peter Heylin's Coſmography, in four Books; containing the Chorography and Hiſtory of the whole World, and all the principal Kingdoms, Provinces, Seas and the Iſles thereof.
Biſhop Reinold's Works, containing (1.) The Vanity of the Creature. (2.) The Sinfulneſs of Sin. (3.) The Life of Chriſt. (4.) An Explication of Pſalm CX. (5.) Meditations on the Sacrament of the Lords Supper. (6.) An Explication of the 14th. Chapter of Hoſea. (7.) A Treatiſe of the Paſſions and Faculties of the Soul, in a Collection of 30 Sermons, Preached on ſeveral Solemn Occaſions.
Dr. Horton's 100 Select Sermons upon ſeveral Texts of Scripture, fifty upon the Old Teſtament, and fifty upon the New. A Book of ſingular vſe for Divines.
Mr Charneck's Diſcourſes upon the Exiſtence and Attributes of God.
Mr. Richard Hookers Eccleſiaſtical Polity, in 8 Books; compleated out of his own Manuſcripts: with ſeveral other Treatiſes by the ſame Author, and an Account of his Life and Death.
Eſquire Felthams Reſolves, Divine, Moral, Political, the 10th. Impreſſion, with new Additions both in Proſe and Verſe, not extant in the former Impreſſions.
Reinholds Triumphs of Gods Revenge againſt the crying and execrable Sin of Murder, expreſſed in 30 ſeveral Tragical Hiſtories; the Sixth Edition, carefully corrected: To which is added Gods Revenge againſt the abominable Sin of Adultery: Illuſtrated with ſeveral Sculptures.
Dr. Littletons Sermons, Preached moſtly upon Publick Occaſions, with a Table to them.
The Hiſtory of the Life, Reign and Death of Edward the Second, King of England, Lord of Ireland, with the Riſe and Fall of his great Favorites, Gaveſton and the Spencers.
Sanders Phyſiognomy, Chiromancy, Metopoſcopy, with the Symmetrical Proportions and ſignal Moles of the Body.
Richard Baxters Catholick Theology, plain, pure, peaceable, for pacification of the Dogmatical Word warriors, in three Books: containing, 1. Pacifying Principles. 2. A Pacifying Praxis. 3. Pacifying Diſputations.
Opus Hiſtoricum & Chronologioum, per D. Robertum Baillium.
The Hiſtory of the execrable Iriſh Rebellion, trac'd from many preceding Acts, to the grand Eruption, October 23. 1641. and thence purſued to the Act of Settlement, 1662.
Diſſert…tio de Scientia media, tribus Libris abſoluta Autore Gulielmo Twiſſe, S. Theolog. Doctore.
Dr. Cudwor…hs True Intellectual Syſteme of the Univerſe, wherein all the Reaſon and Philoſophy of Atheiſm is confuted, and its impoſſibility demonſtrated.
Philip's New World of Words, or General Engliſh Dictionary, uſeful for the adornment of our Engliſh Tongue.
Dr. Owens Excercitations on the Epiſtle to the Hebrews, concerning the Prieſthood of Chriſt.
Dr. Ingelo's Bentivolio and Ʋrania, in ſix Books; the fourth Edition, with large Amendments.
Dr. Pagit's Chriſtianography, or a Deſcription of the ſundry ſorts of Chriſtians that are in the whole World.
Caryls Expoſition upon Job, in two Volumes, in large Folio.
Bakers Chronicle of the Kings of England, to the Reign of King Charles the Second; with a Continuation of that Chronicle to theſe preſent Times.
The Works of Iſaac Ambroſe, containing his Prima, Media & Ʋltima; with ſeveral other uſeful things, &c.
Riverius his General Practice of Phyſick; a Book of ſingular Uſe to all that ſtudy Phyſick.
Clelia, A Romance, (comprehended in a thick Folio) A Book much eſteemed by the Wits of the preſent Age.
Pools Synopſis, in five Volumes, upon the Old and New Teſtament.
Mr. Abraham Cowleys Works, Publiſhed out of his Original Copies.
Cauſins Holy Court, in four Parts compleat, in a large Folio
Clarks Examples, being a Mirror or looking-Glaſs both for Saints and Sinners; wherein is repreſented, as Gods wonderful Mercies to the one, ſo his ſevere Judgments againſt the other: Collected out of Authors of good Credit, both ancient and modern; with ſome late Examples.
Hammonds Paraphraſe and Annotation on the New Teſtament, briefly explaining all the difficult places thereof.
Medes Works, in one Volume.
Taylors Ductor Dubitantium, or the Rule of Conſcience in all her general Meaſures, ſerving as a great inſtrument for the determination of Caſes of Conſcience.
Brownriggs Sermons, compleat, 65. Publiſhed by Will. Martyn, M. A. ſometimes Preacher at the Rolls.
Sanderſons 34 Sermons; 16. Ad Aulam. 4. Ad Clerum. 6. Ad Magiſtratum, and 8. Ad Populum; with a large Preface by the ſaid Author: To which is added a Sermon Preached at St. Pauls Croſs.
Gurnals Chriſtian Armour; A Treatiſe of the Saints War againſt the Devil.
Taylors Life of Chriſt, being an entire Hiſtory of the Life and Death of the Holy Jeſus; with Figures ſutable to every Story.
The Houſe of Mourning, A Collection of Sermons, Furniſhed with Directions for, Preparation to, Meditations on, Conſolations at, the hour of Death; Preached at the Funerals of ſeveral faithful Servants of Chriſt; By Dan. Featly, Martyn Day John Preſton, Tho. Taylor, Richard Holdſworth, Richard Sibbs, J. Pearſon, Chr. Shute, Tho. Fuller, Edmund Barker, Joſias Alſop, Doctors in Divinity, and other Eminent Divines; with ſome Additional Sermons.
Cambridge Concordance, with the various Readings both of Text and Margin, in a more exact Method than hath hitherto been Extant. By S. N.
Owen of the Spirit; A Diſcourſe concerning the Holy Spirit; wherein an Account of his Name, Nature, Perſonality, Diſpenſation, Operations, and Effects, his whole work in the Old and New Creation is explained, the Doctrine concerning it vindicated from reproachs; the Nature alſo and Neceſſity of Goſpel-Holineſs, the difference between Grace and Morality, &c.
Hutchenſon on Job; the Sum of 316 Lectures Preached in the City of Edenburgh.
Biſhop Pearſon on the Creed.
Cradocks Harmony of the Four Evangeliſts, and their Text, methodized according to the Order and Series of times; wherein the entire Hiſtory of our Lord and Saviour Jeſus Chriſt is methodically ſet forth: By Sam. Cradeck.
Uſhers Body of Divinity, or the Sum and Subſtance of Chriſtian Religion, Catechiſtically propounded and explained.
Stillingflects Sermons, with a Diſcourſe annexed concerning the true reaſon of the Sufferings of Chriſt; wherein Crellius his Anſwer to Grotius is conſidered.
Scriveners Body of Divinity, or an Introduction to the knowledge of the true Catholick Religion, eſpecially as profeſſed by the Church of England in two Parts; the one containing the Doctrine of Faith, the other the form of Worſhip.
Quarto's.
☞A Continuation of Morning Exerciſe, Queſtions and Caſes of Conſcience practically Reſolving (by 31 Divines in the City of London) the one and thirty following Caſes of Conſcience, viz. 1. How is the adherent Vanity of every Condition moſt effectually abated by ſerious Godlineſs? 2. How may we Experience it in our ſelves, and Evidence it to others, that ſerious Godlineſs is more than a Fancy? 3. How is God his Peoples great Reward? 4. What may moſt hopefully be attempted to allay Animoſities amongſt Proteſtants, that our Diviſions may not be our Ruine? 5. How ought we to bewail the Sins of the Place where we live? 6. What muſt we do to keep our ſelves in the Love of God? 7. What may Gracious Parents beſt do for the Converſion of thoſe Children whoſe Wickedneſs is occaſioned by their ſinful Severity, or Indulgence? 8. How may we beſt cure the Love of being flattered? 9. By what means may Miniſters beſt win Souls? 10 How is the Practical Love of Truth the beſt Preſervative againſt Popery? 11. What are the beſt preſervatives againſt Melancholy and overmuch Sorrow? 12. How may we grow in the Knowledge, Eſtimation and making uſe of Jeſus Chriſt? 13. How may our Belief of Gods governing the World, ſupport us in all worldly Diſtractions? 14. What are the hindrances of, and helps to a good Memory, in Spiritual things? 15. What are the Signs and Symptoms whereby we know we Love the Children of God? 16. What muſt we do to prevent and cure ſpiritual Pride? 17. Wherein is a middle worldly Condition moſt eligible? 18. How may we Graciouſly improve thoſe Doctrines and Providences which tranſcend our Underſtandings? 19. How ought we to do our Duties towards others, though they do not do theirs towards us? 20. How may the well diſcharge of our preſent Duty give us an aſſurance of help from God for the well diſcharge of all Future Duties? 21. What diſtance ought we to keep in following the ſtrange Faſhions in Apparel which came up in the days wherein we live? 22. How may Child-bearing Women be moſt encouraged and ſupported againſt, in, and under the hazard of their Travel? 23. How may we beſt know the worth of the Soul? 24. How may we get experience what it is to be led by the Spirit of God? 25. What Advantage may we expect from Chriſts prayer for Union with himſelf, and the Bleſſings relating to it? 26. How ſhould we eye Eternity, that it may have its due influence upon us in all we do? 27. How may we moſt certainly get and maintain the moſt interrupted Communion with God? 28. What is the beſt way to prepare to meet God in the way of his Judgments or Mercies? 29. How may a Gracious perſon, from whom God hides his Face, truſt in the Lord as his God? 30. How are the Religious of a Nation the ſtrength of it? 31. Whether it be expedient, and how the Congregation may ſay Amen, in Publick Worſhip?
A Supplement to the Morn… Exerciſe at Cripplegate, being ſeveral more Caſes of Conſcience, practically reſolved by ſundry Miniſters.
Dr. Jacomb on the eight of the Romans, being Sermons preached on the 1, 2, 3, and 4 verſes of of that Chapter.
Flavels Fountain of life, or a diſplay of Chriſt in his Eſſential and Mediatorial Glory, wherein the interpretation of our Redemption by Jeſus Chriſt is unfolded, as it was begun, carried on, and finiſhed by his myſterious Incarnation.
Dr. Bates his Harmony of the Divine Attributes in the contrivance and Accompliſhment of mans Redemption by the Lord Jeſus Chriſt; or Diſcourſes, wherein is ſhewed how the Wiſdom, Mercy, Juſtice, Holineſs, Power, and Truth of God are glorified in that great and bleſſed Work.
Smiths Select Diſcourſes, with a Sermon at the Authors Funeral: By S. Patrick, D. D. Alſo an Account of his Life.
Baxters Life of Faith, in three parts: The firſt, a Sermon on Heb. 11.1. formerly preached before His Majeſty; with another added for the fuller explication: The Second, Inſtructions for confirming Believers in the Chriſtian Faith. The third, Directions how to live by Faith.
Cradocks Knowledge and Practice ▪ being a plain Diſcourſe of the chief things neceſſary to be known, believed and practiſed in order to Salvation.
Durham on the Canticles; being an Expoſition of the Song of Solomon; with a Preface by D. Owen.
Caſes Mount Piſgah; or a Proſpect of Heaven; being an Expoſition on the Fourth Chapter of the firſt Epiſtle to the Theſſalonians, from Verſe 13. to the End.
A Practical Diſcourſe of Gods Sovereignty, with other material Points deriving thence, viz. Election, Redemption, eff…ctual Calling, Perſeverance, their inſeparable Connexion and abſolute dependance upon the good Pleaſure of God.
Swinnocks Door of Salvation; being a Diſcourſe about Regeneration.
Burroughs his Goſpel-Remiſſion.
Dr. Littletons Dictionary, in four Parts; containing, 1. An Engliſh-Latin. 2. A Latin Claſſical. 3. A Latin Proper. 4. A Latin Barbarous.
Dr. Tuckny's Praelectiones Theologicae, omnia fideliter ex Autoris Autographo deſcripta.
Mr. Glanvill's Diſcourſes, Sermons and Remains, Collected into one Volume, and Publiſhed by Dr. Horneck.
Dr. Owen, Of Juſtification by Faith, through the Imputation of the Righteouſneſs of Chriſt, Explained, Confirmed and Vindicated.
Capt. Yarranton's Englands Improvement by Sea and Land, to out-do the Dutch without fighting, and to pay Debts without Moneys; in two Volumes.
Biſhop Barlow's Brutum Fulmen, or the Bull of Pope Pius the Fifth.
☞Mr. Jaye's Sermon, Occaſioned by the late Earl of Shaftsbury's Impriſonment, and miraculous Deliverance.
☞Mr. S…ower's Sermon, Preach'd upon the Death of a young Gentlewoman, Mrs. Anna Barnardiſton, Daughter of Nathanael Barnardiſton Eſquire, late of Hackney, who departed this Life at the Age of 17; with an Account of her Life and Death.
☞Mr. Rogers's Sermon, Preach'd upon the Death of a young Gentleman (Entituled, Early Religion, or the way for a young man to remember his Creator; with an impartial Account of the young Gentlemans Life and Death.
Burroughs on Contentment.
Deſtruction of Troy.
☞Poems upon the Miniſters Sons late Splendid Feaſt that they made at Merchant-Taylors Hall, Dec. 7.
Dr. Manton's twenty Sermons, Preach'd upon ſeveral Occaſions.
☞Poems upon the Death of that great Miniſter of State, Anthony, Earl of Shaftsbury.
Mr. Richard Baxter's Sai…ts Everlaſting Reſt, in a thick Quarto.
Mr. Flavell's Husbandry Spiritualiz'd; with many uſeful Meditations.
Brooks his Cabinet of Jewels.
Brooks his Londons Lamentation, being a ſerious Diſcourſe upon the late fiery Diſpenſation; with Advice to them that eſcaped thoſe conſuming Flames.
Culverwels Light of Nature.
Firmins Real Chriſtian; or a Treatiſe of effectual Calling, wherein the Work of God in drawing the Soul to Chriſt is opened, with a few words added concerning SOCINIANISM.
Phelps his Needful Counſel; or Conſiderations of ſome part of the Meſſage ſent to the Angel of the Church of Laodicea.
Brook his Riches of Chriſt, being 22 Sermons upon Epheſ. 3.8.
Scanderots Antidote againſt Quakeriſm.
Fools Apology for Religion.
Humphrey of ELECTION and REDEMPTION; wherein is ſhewed the Indifferency between the ARMINIAN and CALVINIST.
Owen on the 130th Pſalm, wherein the nature of the forgiveneſs of Sin is declared, the truth and reality of it aſſerted, and the caſe of a Soul diſtreſſed, relieved by a Diſcovery of Forgiveneſs with God.
Funeral Sermons in Quarto.
Dr. Anneſley's Sermon at Mr. Whitaker's Funeral.
Mr. Watſon's Sermon at Mr. Wells's Funeral.
Mr. Ryther's Sermon at Mr. Janeway's Funeral.
Mr. Hurſt's and Mr. Vincent's Sermons at Mr. Cawton's Funeral.
Mr. Johnſon's Sermon at Mr. Charnock's Funeral.
Mr. Reeve's Sermon at Mr. Brooke's Funeral.
Dr. Dillingham's Sermon at Mr. Allſton's Funeral.
Mr. Jenny's Sermon at the Lady Pagets Funeral.
Mr. Slater's Sermon at Mr. Gilſon's Funeral.
Mr. Bragg's Sermon at Mr. Venning's Funeral.
Dr. Spurſlow's Sermon at the Lady Viner's Funeral.
Mr. Nathanael Vincent's Sermon at Mr. George Baker's Funeral.
Mr. Smith's Sermon at Mr. Sorrell's Funeral.
Mr. Slater's Sermon at Mr. Tho Vincent's Funeral.
Mr. Baxter's Sermon at Alderman Aſhhurſt's Funeral.
Mr. Baxter's Sermon at Mr. Corbet's Funeral.
Mr. Vincent's Sermon at Mr. Janeway's Funeral.
Large Octavo's.
Dr. Jeremy Taylors Holy Living and Dying, compleat.
Win…heſter-Phraſes, a Book uſeful for Young Schollars.
Mr. Allens Alarum to unconverted Sinners; in a ſerious Treatiſe, ſhewing what Converſion is not, what it is, with marks of the unconverted, &c.
—His whole Works in one Volume.
Mr. Tho-Brooks's Diſcourſes concerning a Well grounded Aſſurance.
Mr. Janewaies Heaven upon Earth; or the beſt Friend in the Worſt of Times.
The Earl of Rocheſter's Life and Death. Written by Dr. Burnet, by his own direction on his Death-Bed.
Mr. Meads Sermons, entituled The Good of Early Obed…ence, or the advantage of bearing the Yoke of Chriſt betimes.
Galtruchius his Poetical Hiſtory, being a compleat Collection of all the Stories of the Poets.
Nich. Culpeppers Pharmacopia Londinenſis, or the London Diſpenſatory.
—His Engliſh Phyſician enlarged, with 369 Medicines made of Engliſh Herbs.
Mr. Vines Treatiſe of the Inſtitution and right Adminiſtration of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper.
The Works of Publius Virgilius Maro, Tranſlated and adorned with Sculptures.
Mr. Joſhua Pools Engliſh Parnaſſus, or help to Engliſh-Poeſie.
Vincent on Judgement. Brooks Remedies. Homers Iliads and Odiſſes.
Dr. Mantons (18) Sermons, Preached upon the Second Epiſtle of St. Paul to the Theſſalonians. Very neceſſary in theſe Times.
Mr. Alſops Anſwer to Dr. Goodman, entituled, Melius Inquirendum.
All the Works of the Author of the Whole Duty of Man, in large octavo.
Exercitationes Rhetoricae, Auctore Joanne Teſmaro.
Small Octavo's and Twelves.
☞Directions and Perſwaſions to a ſound Converſion, for prevention of that deceit and damnation of Souls, and of thoſe Scandals, Hereſies, and deſperate Apoſtaſies, that are the Conſequents of a counterfeit or ſuperficial change. By Richard Baxter, Miniſter of the Goſpel.
☞Englands Vanity, or the Voice of God againſt the monſtrous Sin of Pride in Dreſs and Apparel, diſcovering naked Necks, Breaſts and Shoulders, flanting and phantaſtick Habits, long Periwigs, Towers, Bulls, Shades, black Patches, Painting, Criſping and Curlings, With an hundred more Fooleries of both Sexes, to be notoriouſly unlawful; Written by a compaſſionate Conformiſt, and Illuſtrated with a very large Copper-Plate.
☞The Arraignment, Trial and Condemnation of the Knavery and Cheats that are uſed in moſt Trades in the City of London: Illuſtrated with about 60 Cuts.
☞Mr. Howes Sermon at the Funeral of that Faithful and Laborious Servant of Chriſt, Mr. Richard Fairclough, who deceaſed July 4. 1682. in the 61ſt. year of his Age.
The Houſe of Weeping, or Mans laſt Progreſs to his long home, fully repreſented in ſeveral Funeral Diſcourſes, By John Dunton, M. A. Late Miniſter of Aſton Clinton near Aylesbury in the County of Bucks. Illuſtrated with a lively Emblem of a Funeral Solemnity, and recommended as the beſt Book extant for Funeral Occaſions.
☞The Bleſſed Martyrs in Flames, with their dying Expreſſions, applied to the preſent Affairs in England: Illuſtrated with ſeveral Copper-Plat
☞Mr. Doolittle on the Sufferings of Chriſt from the Garden to the Grave; being a Second Part to a former Treatiſe on the Lords Supper.
☞The Devils Patriarch, or a Full and Impartial Account of the notorious Life of this preſent Pope of Rome, Innocent the 11th.
The Life of Galeatius.
Corbets Self-Employment in ſecret.
Helvicus his Colloquies.
Senecaes Tragedies,
War with the Devil.
Solomons Proverbs.
Pearſe of Death.
Force, of Time.
Mr. Doelittles Firſt Part on the Sacrament.
Flavells Saint indeed.
Aſſemblies Confeſſion of Faith.
Herberts Poems.
Practice of Piety.
Farnabyes Martial.
Farnabyes Juvenal.
Farnabyes Ovid.
Saluſt.
Supplication of Saints.
Baxters Call.
Duty of Man.
Twenty Fours.
☞A very uſeful Book, Entituled, A Neceſſary Companion for a ſerious Chriſtian, directing him aright through the whole Courſe of his Life. Written for Publick Good: To which is added, The Death-Bed Counſel of a late Reverend Divine, to his Son an Apprentice in the City of London (which Directions are well worth the peruſal of all London-Apprentices and other young perſons) with many things beſides of daily Uſe and Practice.
Crumbs of Comfort.
Guide to Heaven.
Ovids Works compleat.
Gees Steps.
Lucans Pharſalia.
Kemps Imitation of Chriſt.
Buchanans Poems.
Caeſars Commentaries.
Clerks Companion.
Crown and Glory of a Chriſtian.
Lucius Florus,
Peukethmans Accounts.
Latin Teſtament.
Kents Manual.
Mortons Prayers.
LIKEWISE,
All ſorts of Bibles and Bible-Caſes, and all ſorts of School-Books, &c. are there to be had.
End of the text · Benjamin Keach, The Travels of True Godliness (1684)