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A CATALOGUE of ſome Books lately Printed, and in The Preſs a Printing, And ſold by HENRY MARSH at the Princes-Armes in Chancerylane, near Fleetstreet.
Folio.
THe Sovereigns Prerogative, and the Subjects Priviledge, compriſed in ſeveral Speeches, Caſes and Arguments of Law, diſcuſſed between the late King Charles, and the moſt eminent Perſons of both Houſes of Parliament.
Together with the Grand Myſteries of State then in agitation, collected and revived by Tho. Fuller B. D. in Fol.
Quarto.
That delightfull Peece, entituled, Gemmarius Fidelis, or, The Faithfull Lapidary, experimentally deſcribing the richeſt Treaſure of Nature, in an Hiſtorical Narration of the ſeveral Natures, Vertues and Qualities of all Precious Stones.
With an accurate Diſcovery of ſuch as are Adulterate and Counterfeit, very neceſſary for all Gentlemen, Merchants and Tradeſmen.
Large Octavo.
The Rogue, or, The Life of Guzman de Alfarache the witty Spaniard, the fifth and laſt Edition corrected, with many Additions never before printed.
Small Octavo.
The Aſcent to Bliſs by three ſteps, viz. Philoſophy, History and Theologie. In a brief Diſcourſe of Mans Felicity, with many remarkable Examples of divers Kings and Princes. Very pleaſant and profitable for all ſort of people. To which is annexed that moſt excellent Dialogue of D. Thaulerus with a Beggar.
The Practick Part of the Law, ſhewing, The Office of a Compleat Attorney in the full Proſecution of any Action, whether Real, Perſonal or Mixt; (from the very Original to the Execution) in all Courts; with the exact Fees of all Officers and Miniſters of the Court.
Together▪ with ſpecial Inſtructions for the Solicitation of any Cauſe in Chancery or elſwhere, relating to the preſent Government, being uſefull for all men. The laſt and fifth Impreſſion corrected, with a Table.
The Baptized Turk, or, A Narrative of the happy Converſion of Signior Ripex Dandulo the only ſonne of a ſilk Merchant in the Iſle of Tzio from the Deluſions of that great Impoſtor Mahomet unto the Chriſtian Religion, and of his Admiſſion unto Baptiſme, by M. Gunning at Exeter-houſe the 8th of November, 1657. drawn up by Tho. Warmestry D. D.
The Mirrour of Justices, by Andrew Horn. To which is added, The Diverſity and Juriſdictions of Courts, both now moſt exactly rendred to more ample advantage out of the old French into the Engliſh Tongue, by W. H. of Grayes Inne Eſq. The ſecond Edition corrected and amended.
Advice to Balaam's Aſs, or, Momus Catechized; in Anſwer to a certain ſcurrilous Pamphlet, entituled, Advice to a Daughter.
Large Twelves.
The Entrance of Mazzarini through the first years Regency of Anna Maria of Auſtria Queen Dowager of France, and Mother of the preſent Monarch Lewis XIV. wherein the Principal Cauſes of thoſe Revolutions that have ſince happened in that Kingdom may be diſcovered.
The Fatal Doom to the Reprobates, and Charms of Divine Love to the Regenerate, being a Learned and Uſefull Comment on 1 Cor. 16. 21. by R. Hook late Preacher to the Honourable Society of Lincolns-Inne.
Small Twelves.
The Christian Diary, or, The whole Duty of Man, deſcribing the Means of obtaining every Vertue, and the Remedies againſt every Vice, with Prayers containing the whole Duty of a Chriſtian, and the Parts of Devotions, fitted for all Occaſions and Neceſſities, by N. Cauſsin Authour of the Holy Court.
The Wicked Mans Plot Defeated, or, The Wicked Man laughed out of Countenance, by Tho. Baker Rector of S. Mary the More in Exon.
A Word of Caution to the preſent Times, in relation to the Atheiſts and ERRORISTS thereof, by Edward Reynolds D. D.
Twenty fours.
A Bundle of Spikenard, or, Holy Thoughts and Devotions for the Lords Table, before the Receiving of the Sacrament, by Tho. Warmestry D. D.
HYGIASTICON, or, The right courſe of preſerving Life and Health unto extream Old-Age: Together with ſoundneſs and integrity of the Senſes, Judgment and Memory, by the learned Leo Leſſius. The third Edition.
An Elegie on the deplored Death of that rare Column of Parnaſſus M. John Cleveland.
Playes.
The Valiant Scot.
Antiquary.
Dukes Miſtreſſe.
Unnatural Combate.
Mounſieur Thomas.
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