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A Catalogue of some Books, Printed for Samuel Keble, and are to be Sold at the Great Turks-Head in Fleet-Street, over against Fetter-Lane end.
A Weeks Preparation Towards a Worthy Receiving the Lord's Supper.
Preparation to a Holy Life, or Devotion for Families and private Persons, by the Author of the Weeks Preparations to the Sacrament.
A Collection of private Forms of Prayer out of the Common Prayer-Book, for Morning, Noon, and Night, and other special occasions; being in a different Method from any former, by the Author of the Weeks Preparation to the Sacrament. Together with the Holy Feasts and Fasts, as they are observed in the Church of England Explained, and the Reasons why they are yearly Celebrated.
A Table to all the Epistles and Gospels in the Book of Common-Prayer, so that you may find any Text of Scripture, being contained in them. This Table may be put into your Common Prayer-Book without new binding.
Rules for our more Devout Behaviour in the time of Divine Service in the Church of England.
An Explanation of the Terms, Order, and Usefulness, of the Liturgy of the Church of England, by way of Question, and Answer, recommended to be learned after the Church Catechism.
God's Revenge against Murther, in thirty Tragical Histories, by John Reynolds.
Heresiography, or a Description of all Heresies and Sectaries of the latter times, by E. Pagit much enlarged.
The Innocent Lady.
The Interpretations of Dreams, by Artimedorus.
Degrees of Marriage, that which is Ordered to be had in all Churches.
The Book of Bertram the Priest, in English.
A Persuasive to the stricter Observation of the Lord's Day, in pursuance of His Majesty's Order and Direction to Preach, by Matthew Bryan, LLD.
The Education of young Ladies, and Gentlewomen, &c.
The new Youths Behaviour, containing First, His Duty towards God in Meditation and Prayers for Morning and Evening, with some short Rules for a good Life. Secondly Decency in Conversation amongst Men, &c.
Ogleby's Aesop. in Two Vol.
The Worth of a Penny, or a Caution to keep Money, &c.
Epictetus Enchiridion, made English in a Poetical Paraphrase, by E. W.
FINIS.
End of the text · Robert Leighton, Sermons (1692)