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A Catalogue of the Works of Mr THOMAS GATAKER B. D. now extant.

OF the nature and uſe of Lots 4o. 1. Edit. 1619. 2d Edit. reviewed, corrected and enlarged, 1627.

A juſt defence of the ſame againſt Mr J. Balmford 4o, 1623.

Thomae Gatakeri Londinatis Antitheſis, partim Gulielmi Ameſii, partim Gisberti Voetii de Sorte Theſibus repoſita, 4o 1638.

A diſcourſe of Tranſubſtantiation, with a Defence thereof, 4o 1624.

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Davids Inſtructer.

The Chriſtian mans care.

The Spiritual watch.

The Gain of Godlineſs, with Self-Sufficiency.

The Juſt mans Joy, with Signs of Sincerity.

Jacobs Thankefullneſs.

Davids Remembrancer.

Noahs Obedience.

An Anniverſary Memorial of Englands delivery in 88.

Sorrow for Sion.

Gods Parley with Princes, with an Appeal from them to him.

Eleazers Prayer, a Marriage Sermon.

A good Wife Gods gift.

A Wife indeed.

Marriage Duties.

Deaths Advantage.

The benefit of a Good Name, and a Good End.

Abrahams Deceaſe.

Jeroboams Sonnes Deceaſe.

Chriſtian Conſtancy Crowned by Chriſt.

Theſe publiſhed firſt ſeverally in 4o, were after collected into one Volume in Folio.

The Deceaſe of Lazarus in 4o.

St Stephens laſt Will and Teſtament 4o.

A Defence of Mr Bradſhaw against J. Canne 4o.

Gods Eye on his Iſrael 4o.

A Miſtake removed, and Free-Grace, &c. in Anſwer to J. Saltmarſh 4o, 1646.

Shadows without Subſtance, a Rejoynder adverſus eundem 4o, 1646.

Myſterious Clouds and Miſts, &c. an Anſwer to J. Simpſon 4o, 1648.

M. Anthony Wottous Defence. 8o. 1641.

A true Relation of Paſſages between Mr Wotton and Mr Walker 4o, 1642.

An Anſwer to Mr. G. Walkers Vindication 4o, 1642.

A Vindication of the Annotations on Jer. 10. 2. 4o, 1653.

A Diſcourſe Apologetical 4o, 1654.

Marcus Antoninus Imp. cum Commentario 4o, 1652.

De Novi Inſtrumenti Stylo Diſſertatio adverſus Pfochenii diatribam. 4o, 1648.

Cinnus, ſive Adverſaria Miſcellanea Lib. 6. 4o, 1651.

De Baptiſmatis Infantilis vi & efficaciâ diſceptatio inter D. S. Wardum & Th. Gatakerum 8o, 1652.

T. G. Strictura in D. Davenantii Epiſtolam 8o, 1654.

De Tetragrammato 8o.

Ejuſdem Vindicatio adverſus Capellum 8o.

De Bivocalibus diſſertatio Philologica 8o.

Animadverſiones in J. Piſcatoris & L. Lucij ſcripta adverſaria de cauſa meritoria Juſtificationis, cum reſponſione ad L. Lucij vindicias 12o 1641.

Franciſci Gomari diſputationis Elencticae, de Juſtificationis materiâ & formâ, Elenchus 8o. 1640.

Stricturae in Barth. Wegelini Sangallenſis de Obedientiâ Chriſti diſputationem Theologicam 8o 1653.

The Prophcies of Iſaiah, Jeremiah, with the Lamentations, which were the portion aſſigned him in the great work of Notes upon the Bible.

A PIOUS EPIGRAM OF Mr GATAKER:

Preſumed to be His, both becauſe it is a juſt expreſſion of the intimate frame of his ſoul, and becauſe it is found written with ſome alterations of the words by his own hand, and that not long before his end, as appears by the ſpelling.

I Thirſt for thirſtineſs; I weep for tears;

Well pleasd I am to be diſpleaſed thus:

The onelyonly thing I fear is want of fears;

Suſpecting I am not ſuſpicious.

I cannot choos but live, becauſe I die;

And, when I am not ded, how glad am I!

Yet, when I am thus glad for ſens of pain,

And careful am, leſt I ſhould careles be,

Then do I griev for being glad again,

And fear leſt careleſnes take care from me.

Amids theſe reſtles thoughts this reſt I find,

For thoſe that reſt not here, ther's reſt behind.

In Funere THOME GATAKERI S. T. B. Viri Doctiſſimi Octogenarii Vegeti & venerandi Senis.

QƲaliter ales Arabs longae pertaeſa ſenectae,

Et cupiens vitam morte parare novam,

Ʋndi que congeſto pretioſa in funera thure,

Ardet in optato victima grata rogo:

Sic inter Sacros famae & virtutes odores

Exuvias ponis tu Gatakere tuas.

Spiritus eluſo tumulo remeavit ad aſtra,

Circumfert nomen Fama per ora virûm.

Tu Magnus quoties evolvitur Antoninus,

Scilicet a Doctis uſ que legére viris.

Non tua ſat triſti deflerem funera verſu,

Sufficeret totas ſi mihi Camus aquas.

Aſt aliquâ volui cineres tibi ſpargere guttâ;

Hanc tibi non ficti pignus amoris habe.

G. DILLINGAMUS T. B. Coll. Eman. Praef.