1549–1612
42 books · 435,540 words · published 1587–1613 · catalogued as Broughton, Hugh
A Consent of Scripture
1587
A Letter to a Friend Touching Mordecais Age
1590
A Treatise Proving Melchizedek to be Shem
1591
Texts of Scripture Chaining the Holy Chronicle
1591
An Apology in Brief Assertions
1592
Order of the World
1594
To Princess Elizabeth
1594
A Defense of the Holy Genealogies
1595
A Direction to Find All those Names in a Table of Genealogies
1595
An Answer to the Lords
1597
An Apology to my Lord Treasurer
1597
To the Learned Nobility of England Touching Bible Translation
1597
An Epistle of a Hebrew Willing to Learn Christianity
1598
Declaration of General Corruption of Religion
1603
An Advertisement of Corruption in our Handling of Religion
1604
Defending the Lords Going Through the Veil of His Flesh Into Heaven
1604
A Comment Upon Coheleth
1605
A Reply Upon Winton
1605
An Explication of our Lords Soul Going to Paradise
1605
Certain Questions
1605
Positions of the Word Hades
1605
The Family of David for the Sons of the Kingdom
1605
Two Epistles in the Year 1599
1606
A Petition to Examine Religion and Carriage
1608
Our Lords Family
1608
A Defense of A Consent of Scripture
1609
A Most Humble Supplication Unto the King
1609
A Petition to the Lords Chancellors
1609
An Answer Unto a Complaint
1609
To the Archbishop of Canterbury
1609
To the Lords of the Privy Council
1609
A Petition to the King to Hasten Hebrew Institution
1610
A Revelation of the Holy Apocalypse
1610
A Censure of the Late Translation for our Churches
1611
A Commendation of Rabbi Rubens
1611
A Petition to the King
1611
Grounds of Divinity Study
1611
The Jews Desire for Hebrew Explication of our Greek Gospel
1611
A Letter to a Friend Touching Mordecais Age 2
1612
Observations Upon the First Ten Fathers
1612
The Holy Genealogy of Jesus Christ
1612
An Exposition Upon the Lords Prayer
1613