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Books in Fol.
THe Works of Joſeph Hall, Biſhop of Norwich.
Dubartas's Divine Weeks and Works.
Lexicon Anglo-Graeco-Latinum. Nov: Teſt. or a compleat Alphabetical Concordance of all the words contained in the New Teſtament, both Engliſh, Greek, and Latine, in three diſtinct Tables, viz. The
1 Engliſh,
2 Greek,
3 Latine,
whereby any word may be rendred into
Greek and Latine,
Engliſh and Latine.
Greek and Engliſh.
Together with the ſeveral ſignifications, etymons, derivations, force, and emphaſis, and divers acceptations, in Scripture of each word, as alſo the divers readings in Engliſh, Greek, and Latine, each annexed to their proper tables. By Andrew Sympſon.
foreign, or Divine Characters, in two parts, acutely diſtinguiſhing the more ſecret and undiſcerned differences, between
1. The Hypocrite in his beſt dreſs of ſeeming Vertues and formal Duties, and the true Chriſtian in his real grace and ſincere Obedience; as alſo between
2. The blackeſt weeds of daily infirmities of the truly godly, eclipſing ſaving grace, and the reigning ſins of the unregenerate, that pretend to that godlineſs they never had. By Samuel Crook, B. D. late Paſtor of Wrington in Somerſetſhire, the Author of The Guide to true Bleſſedneſs.
Remains of the Reverend Mr. William Fenner, Miniſter of Rochford in Eſſex, being 1 A continuation of his Alarm to drowſie Saints. 2 A Treatiſe of effectual calling. 3 The killing power of the Law. 4 The Spiritual Watch. 5 The New Birth. 6 A Chriſtians ingrafting into Chriſt. 7 A Treatiſe of the Sabbath.
In Quarto.
Jus Divinum Miniſterii Evangelici, or the Divine Right of the Goſpel Miniſtry, by the Provincial Aſſembly of London.
Bethſhemeth clouded, or Animadverſions on the Rabbinical Talmud of Rabbi John Rogers, wherein you have his Spirit Anatomized, Principles examined, and reaſons in ſome meaſure refuted. By Zachariah Crofton, Miniſter of the Word at Buttolphs Algate, London.
Refreſhing ſtreams flowing from the fulneſs of Jeſus Chriſt, in ſeveral Sermons. By William Colvil, Miniſter of Gods Word in Edenburgh.
The Husbands Authority unveiled, wherein is moderately diſcuſſed, whether or no it be lawful for a good man to beat his bad Wife.
The Crucifying of the World by the Croſs of Chriſt. By Richard Baxter.
A Treatiſe of Self-denial. By Tho. Wilſon.
The Crown of Righteouſneſs, a Sermon at the Funeral of Tho. Hodges Eſq By Tho. Watſon, Miniſter of Gods Word at Stephens Walbrook, London.
A late great Shipwrack of faith, a Sermon Preached by Daniel Cawdry, of Great Billing in Northamptonſhire.
Self-denial, A Sermon Preached to the Aſſembly of Divines, By Edward Reynolds D.D.
Peace of Church, a Viſitation Sermon, By Edward Reynolds D.D.
Animalis Homo, five concio-lat. habita ad Academicos Oxonienſes. Edwardo Reynolds.
The Quakers Jeſus, or the unſwadling of that Babe James Naylor, which a wicked Toleration hath Midwiv'd into the world, diſcovering the Principles of the Quakers in general; a Narrative of the ſubſtance of his Examinations, and his Diſciples, as it was taken from his own mouth in their anſwer before the Magiſtrates of Briſtol, alſo the management of it in Parliament. By William Grigge, Citizen of Briſtol.
An Expoſition with practical Obſervations on the eighteenth, nineteenth, twentieth, and one and twentieth Chapters of the Book of Job, being forty two Lectures delivered in Magnus Church near the Bridge. By Joſ. Caryl preacher of the Word, and Paſtor of the Congregation there.
A Diſpute between Walter Roſwel and Richard Coppin.
The Agreement of the Aſſociated Miniſters of Norfolk and Norwich concerning the publick, and their reſolutions to revive it in their ſeveral Congregations, together with ſome Explanatory diſcourſes, declaring the particular grounds moving to the Agreement, expreſſed in the ſeveral Articles. An Exhortation to the members of their reſpective Congregations, exciting them to a ſubmiſſion to, and mutual Aſſiſtance of their Miniſters in this Method of Inſtruction. quarto.
The firſt General Epiſtle of St. John the Apoſtle, Unfolded and Applyed in 37 Sermons, preached at St. Dyonis Back church by Nath. Hardy. The Second Part.
A ſad Prógnoſtick of Approaching Judgement. A Sermon preached at St. Gregories. By Nath. Hardy.
The Pilgrims Wiſh, or the Saints Longing. A Sermon preached at the Funeral of Mris Anne Dudſon, Jan. 11. 1658. By Nath. Hardy.
Mans laſt Journey to his Long home. Preached at the Funeral of the Right Honorable Robert Earl of Warwick, who dyed May 30. 1659. By Nath. Hardy.
Several Sermons preached before the Parliament, By Alexander Henderſon.
George Gilleſpy—
Miles Corbet.—
A Paraphraſe on the Canticles. By George Sands.
The Kings Cabinet opened.
Large Octavo.
Enchiridion Medicum, containing thr cauſes, ſigns, and cures of all thoſe Diſeaſes which do daily afflict the body of man, together with a Treatiſe De facultatibus medicamentorum & dofibus.
foreign, or the ſum of Practical Divinity, preached in the Wilderneſs, and delivered by our Saviour in his Sermon on the Mount, being obſervations on the fourth, fifth, ſixth, and ſeventh Chpaters of St. Matthew, to which is prefixed Prolegomena, or a Preface by way of Dialogue, wherein the perfection and perſpicuity of the Scriptures is vindicated from the calumnies of Anabaptiſts and Papiſts. By Tho. White, Preacher of Gods Word.
Piſcator in omnes Pauli Epiſtolas.
Gods Fearers are Gods Favourites, ſeveral Sermons. By Antho. Tucker.
A practical Diſcourſe of Prayer. By Tho. Cobbet.
Records Arithmetick.
Small Octavo.
A Treatiſe of the power of godlineſs, conſiſting of three parts.
1. Wherin it conſiſts.
2. Cautions againſt, and diſcovery of ſeveral miſtakes and hinderances moſt common to the people of God.
3. Several means and helps for the attaining of it. By Tho. White.
Directions and perſwaſions to a ſound Converſion, for prevention of that deceit and damnation of Souls, and of thoſe Scandals, Hereſies, and deſperate Apoſtacies, which are the conſequents of a counterfeit and ſuperficial change, being the firſt of thoſe Books mentioned in the Call to the unconverted. By Richard Baxter.
Confirmation and Reſtauration the neceſſary means of Reformation and Reconciliation, for healing of the corruptions and diviſions of the Churches, ſubmiſſively, but earneſtly tendred to the conſideration of the Soveraign Powers, Magiſtrates, Miniſters and People, that they may awake, and be up and doing in the execution of ſo much as appears to be neceſſary, as they are true to Chriſt, his Church, and Goſpel, and to their own and others Souls, and to the peace and welfare of theſe, and as they will anſwer the neglect to, &c. at their peril. By Richard Baxter.
A Proſp…ct of Eternity, or mans everlaſting condition, opened and applyed. By Iohn Wells, Miniſter of Olaves Iewry, London.
Ovids Feſtivals.
The Arcadian Princeſs. By Rich. Brathwait Eſq
Truths manifeſt.
The Golden mean, or ſome ſerious conſiderations for a more full and frequent adminiſtration of, though not free admiſſion unto the Sacrament of the Lords Supper. By Stephen Geree, Miniſter of Abinger in Surrey.
In large twelves.
Boccace's Tales, or the Quinteſſence of Wit, Mirth, Eloquence, and converſation framed in ten days out of an hundred curious Pieces, by ſeven Honourable Ladies, and three Noble Gentlemen, preſerved to poſterity by the renowned Iohn Boccacio, the firſt refiner of the Italian proſe.
A Pattern of patience in …he example of holy Iob, being a Paraphraſe on the whole Book, as an expedient to ſweeten the miſeries of theſe never enough to be lamented times.
The Abridgement of Chriſtian Divinity. By Wolleb. Engliſhed and enlarged by Alexander Roſs.
The Vanity of the Creature. By Edward Reinolds.
In ſmall twelves.
A Call to the unconverted, to turn and live, and to accept of Mercy whilſt mercy may be had, as ever they will finde mercy in the day of their extremity, from the living God. By Rich. Baxter.
Saints ſolace.
The ſum of all. By Chibbal.
Helvius Colloquies.
The Proteſtants practice, or the Compleat Chriſtian▪ being the true and perfect way to the Celeſtial Canaan, neceſſary for the bringing up of Youth, and eſtabliſhing the Old Chriſtians in the faith of the Goſpel. By a reverend Father of the Church of England.
A method and inſtruction for the Art of Divine Meditation, together with inſtances of the ſeveral kinds of ſolemn meditation. By Tho White.
The Church-ſleeper awakened in two Sermons. By Ioſ. Eyres, of Cork in Ireland.
There is now in the Preſs a Practical Treatiſe of Mr. Iohn Brinſly of Yarmouth, Entituled The drinking of the Bitter Cup, or the Hardeſt Leſſon in Chriſts School, learned and taught by himſelf, viz. Paſſive Obedience, wherein beſides divers Doctrinal Truths of great Importance, many practical truths are held forth for the Teaching of Chriſtians how to ſubmit to their heavenly Father in ſuffering his Will both in Life and Death, patiently, obediently, and willingly, in octavo.