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THe Hiſtory of Fourfooted Beaſts and Serpents, deſeribing at large their true and lively figure, their ſeveral names, conditions, kindes, Ver…ues, Countries: Of their breed, and the wonderful work of God in their creation, preſervation, and deſtruction. Together with the Theatre of Inſects, or Leſſer living Creatures, as Bees, Flies, Caterpillars, Spiders, Worms, &c. A moſt elaborate work By T. Muffet, Dr. of Phyſick, in Folio.
The Lord Francis Bacon's Natural Hiſtory, in Folio.
Lexicon Auglo-graco-latinum Novi Teſtamenti, or a Compleat Alphabetical Concordance of all the words in the New Teſtament, both Engliſh, Greek, and Latine, in three diſtinct Tables: Shewing alſo the ſeveral ſignifications, Etymons, Derivations, force, & emphaſis, and divers acceptations of each word in Scripture. A work of very great uſe for the furtherance of Scripture-knowledge.
Spiritual refinings in two parts. The firſt treating of Grace and Aſſurance (both practically and controverſally) delivered in 120. Sermons. The ſecond treating of Sin, with its Cauſes, Differences, Mitigations, and Aggravations, the deceitfulneſs of Mans heart, of Preſumptuous and reigning ſins, and of Hypocriſie and Formality in Religion in 42. Sermons. By Anthony Burgeſs, Paſtor of Sutton-Colfield in Warwickſhire. Folio.
A brief Expoſition on the twelve Small Prophets. By George Hutcheſon, Miniſter of Gods word at Edenborough. Folio.
Phyſiologia Epicuro-Gaſſendo-Charltoniana, or a Fabrick of Science Natural upon the Hypotheſis of Atoms, founded by Epicarus, repaired by Gaſſendus, augmented by Walter Charlton, Dr. in Medicine, and Phyſitian to the late King Charles. Folio.
A Choice Garden of all ſorts of rareſt Flowers, with their nature, place of birth, time of flowring, names and vertues to each plant, uſeful in Phyſick, admired for beauty: As alſo a Kitchinggarden furniſhed with all manner of Herbs, Roots, and Fruits, for Meats or Sawce, with the Art of planting an Orchard with all ſorts of Fruit-trees, &c. By John Parkinſon Herbariſt to the late King. Folio.
The Luſiad or Portugal's Hiſtorical Poem written in the Portugal Language. By Luis de Camoens, and put into Engliſh by Richard Fanſhaw, Eſq Folio.
Eliſe or Innocency become guilty, a New Romance, made Engliſh by Jo. Jennings, Gent. Folio.
Trigonometrie, or the manner of calculating the ſides and Angle of Triangles by the Mathematical Canon, Demonſtrated by Mr. Will. Oughtred in Quarto, both in Latine and Engliſh.
A clear and full Vindication of the Church and Univerſities of England in their Orthodox Tenets, and Righteous Practiſes, againſt the Calumnies of the Anabaptiſt, and other Sectaries. By Jeffery Wats, B. D. and Rector of Much Leighes in Eſſex. 4o.
Univerſal Redemption, Aſſerted and Cleared from the Reſtrictions of Mr. John Owen in his Book called, The Death of Death, in the Death of Chriſt. By John Horn, Preacher of the Goſpel at Lyn in Norfolke. 4o.
The Fulneſs and Freeneſs of Gods Grace in Chriſt, declared, 1 In the point of Election, by a middle way between Calvin and Arminius, and different from them both. 2 How God orders and appoints men to their final end. Some to honour, ſome to diſhonour to Eternity; In an uniform body of Divinity. By Francis Duke. 4o.
Will. Bagnals Ghoſt, or a Continuation of that Witty Poem, the Counter-ſcuffle, with ſome Characters. By William Gayton, Eſq 4o.
The Engliſh Parnaſſus, or a Help to Engliſh Poeſie, containing a ſhort Introduction to that Art, a Collection of all Rhyming Monoſyllables, the Choiceſt Epithets and Phraſes, with ſome general forms upon all occaſions, Subjects and Theams, Alphabetically digeſted. By Joſhua Pool, M. A. of Clare-Hall Camb. Author of the Engliſh Accidence.
The Hiſtory of the French Academy, erected at Paris, by the late famous Cardinal de Richileiu, and conſiſting of the moſt refined Wits of that Nation, ſhewing its Original, and Eſtabliſhment, its Statutes, Dayes, Places, and manner of Aſſemblies, &c. With the names of its Members, a Character of their Perſons, and a Catalogue of their works, written in French by Mr. Paul Pelliſon, Counſellor and Secretary to the King of France. 8o.
Theſes Sabbaticae, or the Doctrine of the Sabbath, wherein its Morality, Change, Beginning, Sanctification are clearly diſcuſſed. By Tho. Shepherd, Paſtor of the Church of Chriſt at Cambridge in New England. 8o.
Subjection to Chriſt in all his Ordinances and Appointments, the beſt means to preſerve our Liberty; With a Treatiſe of ineffectual hearing the Word, by the ſame Author. 8o.
The Art of Short-writing by Characters, fair, ſhort, ſwift, eaſie, and legible. Firſt invented by J. Willis, afterwards more illuſtrated by H. Dix, and now more largely compoſed and compleated; With an additional table of words, and every way made eaſie to the meaneſt capacity. By Tho. Retcliff. 8o.
A Treatiſe concerning Euthuſiaſme, as it is an effect of Nature, but is miſtaken by many, for either Divine Inſpiration, or Diabolical Poſſeſſion by Meric Caſanbon. D. D. 8o.
Martial's Epigrams, tranſlated with ſundry Poems and Fancies. By R. Fletcher, 8o.
The Rogne, or the Life of Guzman de Alfarache, the Witty Spaniard, in two parts, 8o.
Diatrita fidei Juſtificantis, qua Juſtificantis, or a diſcourſe of the Object and office of Faith, as juſtifying; diſtinct from other Objects, Acts and Offices of the ſame Faith, as ſanctifying; wherein the Lutheran and Proteſtant Doctrine is aſſerted againſt the Pontificians, Socinians, Arminians, and others. By John Warner, Paſtor of the Church of Chriſt, at Chriſt Church in Hampſhire.
A View of the Jewiſh Religion, containing the manner of Life, Rites, Ceremonies, and Cuſtomes of the Jewiſh Nation throughout the world at this preſent time, together with the Articles of their Faith as now received. By A. R. 8o.
The Triumph and Unity of Truth in two Treatiſes, Intended as a preſervative againſt the many Errors and unhappy Diviſions of theſe times. By Jo. Robinſon, M. A. and Miniſter of Gods Word.
The Birth of a Day, or a Treatiſe repreſenting the Viciſſitudes of all humane things, with their Cauſes and ſacred uſes, by the ſame Author.
Brachy-Martyrologium, or a Breviary of all the greateſt perſecutions that have befallen the Saints and people of God from the Creation to our preſent times. Compoſed for the help of memory into Engliſh verſe. By Nich. Billingſley of Mart. Col. Oxon.
A Copy of the Covenant of Grace, with a diſcovery of ſeveral falſe pretenders to that eternal Inheritance, and of the right Heire thereunto, with ſuch ſafe inſtructions as will inable him to clear his title, and to make it unqueſtionable. By Robert Bidwell, Miniſter of Gods word, &c.
Englands Warning-peece, or the Prophetical Trumpeter, ſounding an Allarm to England, exhibiting the fate of Great Britain, paſt, preſent, and to come; ſuch wonderful things to happen in theſe ſeven years following, as have not been heard of heretofore. By John Huydon. Gent. 8o.
The Examination and Trial of Old Father Chriſtmas at the Aſſizes held at the Town of Difference, in the County of Diſcontent. Written according to Legal proceedings, by Joſiah King, of Modbury in Devon. 8o.
A Grave opened, or a View of the Chambers of Death, a Poem alluding to Weaving; intituled, The Silver Shuttle, and other Divine Fancies and Epigrams, by the ſame Author.
Tabulae Suffragiales de terminandis fidei litibus ab Eccleſia Catholica fixae, &c. Authore Thoma Anglo ex Albtis East-Saxonum. 12o.
A Manual of Divine Conſiderations in Engliſh, by the ſame Author.
A Treatiſe of Spiritual Infatuation, being the preſent viſible diſeaſe of our Engliſh Nation. Delivered in ſeveral Sermons at the Hague, by W. Stamp, D.D. Sometimes Miniſter of Gods word at Stepney near London, 12o.
Mans inbred Malady, or the Doctrine of Original ſin maintained: As alſo the Neceſſity of Infant-baptiſme. By George Burches, late Rector of Wood-church in Cheſhire.
The Academy of Eloquence, or a Compleat Engliſh Rhetorick, &c. By Tho. Blount, Gent. 12o.
Mount-Ebal levell'd, or Redemption from the Curſe by Jeſus Chriſt, maintained, and practically improved. By the Reverend Mr. Elk. Wales, Miniſter of the Word at Pudzey in Yorkſhire, in 8o. Now in the Preſs.