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ALl the printed Works of illiam Pryane Eſq Bencher of Lincolns-Inne, being One Hundred and ſixty ſeveral Treatiſes.
Guilliam's Herauldry.
Feſtivous Notes on Don Quixot, Folio.
Phioravants Three Pieces, in Quarto.
A Rich Cloſet of Phyſical Secrets, in Quarto.
Bakers Arithmetick, in Octavo.
Private Devotions, by D. Valentine, in twenty fours.
A Little Handful of Cordial Comforts, by Rich. Standſaſt, Maſter of Arts, the third Edition, in Twelves.
Railing Reboked; or, A Defence of the Miniſter's of the Nation, againſt the Quakers, by William Thomas, Miniſter of the Goſpel of Ubley, in Quarto.
A Vindication of the Scripture and Miniſtry, by William Thomas, Miniſter of Ubley, in Quarto.
Practical Husbandry Improved, by G. Platts, in Quarto.
Satan Inthroned in his Chair of Peſtilence; wherein the whole buſineſs of James Nayler, his coming into Briſtol, and his Examination, is related, by Ralph Farmer, Miniſter of the Goſpel, in Quarto.
Alſo the Life of James Nayler, with his Parents, Birth, Education, Actions, and Blaſphemies, is exactly ſet forth, by William Deacon, in Quarto.
Hypocriſie Unmasked; or, the Definition and Characters of the Natural, Moral, Civil, Praying Hypocrite; and how they differ from the ſincere Chriſtian, by Mr. S. Crook, late Rector of Wrington, in Sommerſetſhire
The Way ſtep by ſtep to Sound and Saving Converſion, by Robert Purnell, in Octavo.
Smith's Sermons, in Quarto.
Farnaby's Phraſes, in Twelves.
—on Juvenal, in Twelves.
Francis Spira, in Twelves.
Bulke ey on the Covenant, in Quarto.
Palmerin de Oliva, in Quarto.
Chriſtian and Conjugal Counſel applyed to the Marryed Eſtate, by William Thomas Miniſter of Ubſey, in Twelves.▪
Wadſworth Exhortation to a Holy Life, in Twelves.
Common Prayers of all Sorts.
The true Chriſt faſly applyed, diſcovered. 1▪ How far his Perſon. 2. The expectation of receiving Chriſt in the Spirit. 3. The operation of Chriſt received. 4. The Predeſtination. And 5. His Merits and Free▪grace, are not truly apprehended; from whence ſome conclude to caſt off all Ordinances, pretend, and expect to Propheſie, and work Miracles; all which, with twenty more falſe Applications of the true Chriſt, are diſcovered, by W. Kaye, Miniſter at Stokeſley.
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