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THE Works of the late learned divine Stephen Charnock, B. D. being ſeveral diſcourſes upon the Exiſtence and Attributes of God. Vol. 1. to which is Added his Diſcourſe of Divine Providence, Fol.
The Works of the late learned Divine Stephen Charnock. B. D. being ſeveral diſcourſes upon various Divine ſubjects. vol. 2. Fol.
Some Priſon Meditations and directions on ſeverael ſubjects. viz on the fall of Man, The ſufferings of Chriſt, Repentance and Faith, Reprof and Counſel, The holy Scriptures, Prayer, Love to Mankind, ſincerity, the vanity of the World, the benefit of afflictions, Heaven and Hell. By Samuel Young. Miniſter of the Goſpel. Small 8vo.
The Morning Exerciſe at Cripplegate of ſeveral Caſes of Conſcience, practically reſolved by ſundry Miniſters, in Quarto. A Supplement to the Morning Exerciſe at Criplegatr, or ſeveral more Caſes of Conſcience, practically reſolved by ſundry Miniſters, in 4 to
Speculum Theolegiae in Chriſto: or a View of ſome Divine Truths, whch are either practically exemplified in Jeſus Chriſt, ſet forth in the Goſpel, or may be reaſonably deduced from thence; by Edward Polhil of Burwaſh in Suſſex, Eſq; in 4 to.
Precious Faith conſidered, in its nature, working and growth; by Edward Polhil, Eſquire, &c. in, 4 to.
The Court of the Gentiles, in four parts, by Theophilus Gale, in 4 to.
Geography Rectified: or a Deſcription of the World, in all its Kingdoms, Provinces, Cities, Towns, Seas, Rivers, Bays, Capes, Forts; Their Ancient and preſent Names, Inhabitants, Situations, Hiſtories, Cuſtoms, Governments, &c. And alſo their Commodities, Coins, Weights and Meaſures, compared with thoſe of London: Illuſtrated with above Sixty new Maps. The whole work performed according to the accurate Diſcoveries of Modern Authors, in 4 to.
The right uſe of an Eſtate briefly directed and urged in a Sermon lately preached to a Perſon of Quality, upon his coming to Age, by Tho. Dorrington, in 4 to.
Chriſtus in Corde: Or the Myſtical Union between Chriſt and Believers conſidered in its Reſemblances Bonds, Seals, Priviledges and Marks, by Edward Polhil, Eſquire, in Octavo.
De cauſa Dei: Or a Vindication of the Common Doctrine of the Proteſtant Divines, concerning Predetermination (i. e.) the intereſt of God, as the firſt Cauſe, in all Actions, as ſuch, of all Rational creatures) from the invidious conſequences with which it is burthened by Mr. John How, in a late Letter of poſtſcript of God's Preſcience, in 8 vo.
The Spiritual Remembrancer: or a brief Diſcourſe of thoſe who attend upon Preaching the Goſpel, by Samuel Wills, in 8 vo.
Poeſews Graecae Medulla; in qua continentur Inſignioris Poetarum Graecorum gnome, verſus Proverbiales, & Epigrammata quaedam ſelecta, & in memoriae ſubſidium Alphabetice-diſpoſita; cum verſione latina in uſum Scholarum; per Johannem Langſton, in 8 vo.
Poems in two Parts; firſt, an Interlocutory Diſcourſe concerning the Creation, Fall, and Recovery of Man. Secondly, a Dialogue between Faith and a Doubting Soul, by Sammuel Slater, in 8 vo.
A Renunciation of ſeveral Popiſh Doctrines, becauſe contrary to the Doctrine of Faith of the Church of England, by R. R. B. D. in 8 vo.
Armatura Dei: Or a Preparation for ſuffering in an evil day: ſhewing how Chriſtians are to bear ſuffering, and what Graces are requiſite thereunto; ſuited for all good Chriſtians in this preſent time, by Edward Polhil, of Burwaſh in Suſſex, Eſquire, in 8 vo.
A Practical Gammar: Or the eaſieſt and ſhorteſt way to initiate young Children in the Latin tongue, by the help whereof, a Child of ſeven years old may learn more of the Grounds of that Language in three Months, than is ordinarily learnt in a years ſpace by thoſe of a greater age in a Common Grammar School. Publiſhed for the uſe of thoſe that love not to be tedious. To which are added Tables of Mr. Walker's Particles; by the aſſiſtance whereof, young Scholars may be better enabled to peruſe that excellent and moſt uſeful Treatiſe, by J. Philomath, Maſter of a Freeſchool, in 8 vo.
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