A CATALOGUE OF Choice English Books, Consisting of DIVINITY, HISTORY, PHYSICK, AND Variety of other SUBJECTS.

Which will be exposed to Sale, by way of Auction, on Monday, the 10th Day of January, 1686/7. at Jonathan's Coffee-House in Exchange-Alley, in Cornhil, London.

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Divinity, History, Physick, Miscellanies, in Folio.

  • 1 ANtiquities of Great Brittain and Ireland, particularly of Cheshire. — 1673
  • 2 Ferd. Pulton's Collection of Statutes from Magna Charta to 1629. —
  • 3 Grimstone's General Inventory of the History of France.— 1607
  • 4 Campian's two Books of Ayres, to be sung to the Lute and Viols, &c.—
  • 5 Sir Phil. Sidney's Arcadia: wants the end of the Supplement.—1638
  • 6 Desid. Erasmus, his Paraphrase on the New Testament. 2 Vol. —
  • 7 Dr. Mart. Luther's Divine Discourses at his Table, &c.— 1652
  • 8 S. Clarks General Martyrology, a Collection of Persecutions, with Cuts— 1677
  • 9 —his Lives of sundry Eminent Persons.— 1683
  • 10 VVill. Perkins his Works in Divinity. 3 Vol.— 1632
  • 11 Bishop Jewels Defence of the Apology of the Church of England. — 1567
  • 12 — his Reply unto Mr. Harding's Answer.— London. 1565
  • 13 Geo. Hutcheson's Exposition of the Gospel of St. John — 1657
  • 14 Sir Richard Hawkins his Voyage into the South Sea, Anno 1593. — 1622
  • 15 Dr. James Hart's Diet of the Diseased: the Nature of Dyet, &c.— 1633
  • 16 Bishop Cooper's Works Collected into one Volume with his Life — 1623
  • 17 Bishop Babington's Works; viz. on the Creed, Pentateuch, Commandments, &c. 1622
  • 18 VVard's Questions, Observations, and Essays upon Matthew— 1640
  • 19 Steph. Charnock's Works compleat. 2 Vol.— 1684
  • 20 St. Augustin of the City of God, with Vive's Comments — 1610
  • 21 Tyndal, Frith, and Barne's Works—1573
  • 22 Dubartas his Divine Weeks and Works Englished by Sylvester. —
  • 23 Leigh's System, or Body of Divinity, in 10 Books—1654
  • 24 Dr. Brooks's Sacred and Mysterious History of Man's Redemption— 1657
  • 25 Clelia, a Romance: 2d. Part.— wants Title
  • 26 Dr. Jo. Mayer's Commentary on the New Testament. 2 Vol. — 1631
  • 27 Bishop VVilliams his true Church shewed unto all men, in 6 Books— 1629
  • 28 Gurnal's Christian in compleat Armour, the 5th Edition— 1669
  • 29 Clem. Cottons Compleat Concordance to the Bible— London. 1631
  • 30 Dr. Heylin's Life and Death of Archbishop Land— London. 1671
  • 31 Laud's Labyrinth in a Reply to his Conference with Fisher — 1658
  • 32 Almahide, or the Captive Queen, an excellent new Romance— 1678
  • 33 Dr. Jo. and Fr. VVhites Works in one Volume— 1624
  • 34 Dr. Fr. VVhite's Reply to the Jesuite Fisher. — 1624
  • 35 VVill. Austin's Godly and Learned Meditations on the Holy Days— 1635
  • 36 H. Davis's three Books, belonging to an Uniformity in Churches. — 1669
  • 37 Fr. Mason of the Consecration of Bishops, &c. — 1613
  • 38 Dr. Andr. VVillet's Sixfold Comment. on Leviticus, &c. —
  • 39 — his Sixfold Comment. on Daniel with an Appendix— 1610
  • 40 — his Sixfold Comment. on the Epistle to the Romans— 1611
  • 41 Tho. VVilson's Christian Dictionary: last Edition— 1678
  • 42 Ja. Howels Life of Lewis the XIII. of France, and Cardinal Richelieu— 1646
  • 43 VVill Fenners Works in Divinity— Lettered 1657
  • 44 Jo. Downame's Guide to Godliness: a Treatise of a Christian Life—1622
  • 45 — his Christian Warfare against the Devil, World, and Flesh—1634
  • 46 Perkins his Works gathered into one Volume— 1603
  • 47 Bishop Geo. Downame of Justification against Bellarmin—
  • [Page 2]48 Ed Elton's Sermons on the 7th. 8th. 9th. of the Romans—1653
  • 49 —his Exposition on the Epistle to the Golossians—1637
  • 50 VVill. Rastal's Collection of Statutes from Magna Charta to 1610. —
  • 51 Brathwait's English Gentleman and Gentlewoman—1641
  • 52 Bayn's Commentary on the Epistle to the Ephesians— 1643
  • 53 Ed. Leigh's Critica Sacra on the Old and New Testament—1650
  • 54 General Practice of Physick by VVirtzung and Mosan—1654
  • 55 Renodeus his Dispensatory, Englished by Tomlinson —1657
  • 56 Works of Tho. Beacon, a famous Divine under Q. Mary and Q. Elizabeth. 2 Vol. 1564
  • 57 Ge [...]fr. Chaucer's Works Lettered. (wants a little at the end) —
  • 58 Dr. Cave's Lives of the Primitive Fathers. 2 Vol. (Guilt and Let.) — 1682
  • 59 H. Boughtons Learned Works, with Dr. Lightfoot's Preface—1662
  • 60 W. Pembles Works: 3d Edition—1635
  • 61 Dr. Rob. Harris his Works, with an Addition of Sermons not extant before.—
  • 62 Burgess his Spiritual Refining, of Grace and Assurance —1652
  • 63 Tho. VVilson's Christian Dictionary: last Edition. —1678
  • 64 Jo. Baccacio's Novels and Tales: 5th Edition.— 1684
  • 65 Osw. Crollius his Royal and Practical Chymistry— 1670
  • 66 Pet. Sterry's Discourse of the Freedom of the Will —1675
  • 67 Ant. Burges his Doctrine of Original Sin Asserted— 1659
  • 68 Dr. Jo. Mayer's Commentary on Joshua, Judges, Ruth, &c.— 1657
  • 69 —his Commentary on the Writings of Job, David, and Solomon—1653
  • 70 Ed. Leigh's Annotat. Philological and Theological on the New Testament—1650
  • 71 Rich. Roger's Commentary on the whole Book of Judges—1615
  • 72 Ja. York of Lincoln, Blacksmith, his Heraldry —1641
  • 73 Lord Bacon's several Works brought to publick Light—1657
  • 74 Jo. Babington's Discourse of Artificial Fireworks with Figures —1635
  • 75 Isaackson's Chronology, or series and succession of the four Monarchies—1633
  • 76 Cawley's Laws against Recusants, with the Judges Explanations —1680
  • 77 Crook's Description of the Body of Man, or Anatomy with Figures, &c. —
  • 78 Bloom's Geographical description of the World, with Maps, &c. —
  • 79 Jo. Rushworth's Tryal of the Earl of Strafford — 1680
  • 80 —his Collections: 4 Vol. Compleat —1680
  • 81 Seneca's Works, Moral and Natural; Englished by Dr. Lodge—1618
  • 82 Townsend's Historical Collections of Queen Elizabeth's four Parliaments—1680
  • 83 Sir Sim. d'Ewe's Journal of Queen Elizabeth's Parliaments — 1682
  • 84 Annals of King James and King Charles the First —1681
  • 85 Richardson's state of Europe, a Relation of the Provinces thereof — 1627
  • 86 Sir Phil. Sidney's Arcadia: the last Edition —1674
  • 87 Ed. Phillips's Dictionary of hard English Words—1658
  • 88 Plutarch's Lives of the ancient Greecians and Romans, &c. —1676
  • 89 Fox his Book of Martyrs: or Acts and Monuments. 3 Vol.—1641
  • 90 Assembly of Divines, Annotations on the Bible. 2 Vol. —1651
  • 91 Dr. Fulk's Confutation of the Rhemists Testament—1589
  • 92 Aug. Marlorate's Exposition of St. Matthew's Gospel — 1570
  • 93 Tho. Wilson's Commentary on the Divine Epistle to the Romans —1653
  • 94 Ferd. Pulton's Collection of Statutes from Magna Charta to 1632.—
  • 95 Manby's Continuation of Pulton's Statutes to 1667. —
  • 96 Hieron's Works: 2d. Vol. viz. Sermons, &c.—1634
  • 97 Geo. Kendal's Doctrine of the Saints Perseverance—1654
  • [Page 3]98 Dr. Jo. Lightfoot's Works; with his Life: 3 Mapps, &c. 2 Vol. guilt and Let. 1684
  • 99 Dr. Franc. Robert's Key of the Bible: 3d Edition—1665
  • 100 Arth. Hildersam's 108 Lectures of the 4th of John—1632
  • 101 Jo. Babington's Discourse of Artificial Fireworks, with Figures, &c.— 1635
  • 102 Col. Monro's Expedition, & Military Observations in the Wars of Swedeland, &c. 1637
  • 103 Andr. Tackquet's Military Architecture, or the Art of Fortifying, &c.— 1613
  • 104 Military Instructions for the Cavalry, according to Modern War—1644
  • 105 Aelian's Tacticks, or the Art of Embattailing Armies, by Capt. Bingham, with Fig.
  • 106 Capt. Ger. Barry's Military Discipline with Figures—1634
  • 107 Len. Willan's Perfect Statesman, or Minister of State—1668
  • 108 Ambr. Parey's Works in Chyrurgery; with Spigelius Figures, &c. —1677
  • 109 Jo. Parkinson's Theatre of Plants, an Universal Herbal, with Figures, &c.—1640
  • 110 —his Garden of all sorts of Pleasant Flowers: Fig.—1656
  • 111 Dr. James Hart's Dyet of the Diseased, the Nature of Dyet, &c.—1633
  • 112 Barret's Dictionary, English, Latin, Greek, and French— 1580
  • 113 Riverius his Practice and Observations of Physick; Englished by Culpepper—1672
  • 114 Batman upon Bartholome's Book de proprietatibus rerum, English —1582
  • 115 Mich. Dalton's Country Justices Practice out of Sessions—1630
  • 116 Vignola's Architecture, 5 Orders thereof, Englished by Leek — 1669
  • 117 Dr. Tho. Taylor's Works, the first Volume— 1659
  • 118 Benj. Spencer's Golden Meane; for Christians to walk by— 1659
  • 119 Curia Potitiae, or the Apologies of several Princes, with their Effigies, &c.—
  • 120 Discourse of the well Governing a Kingdom, &c. against Machiavel—1608
  • 121 Eromena, a Romance, by Gio. Fr. Biondi (wants, Title)—
  • 122 Lord Bacon's Natural History in 10 Centuries; 3d Edition.— 1631
  • 123 Evelyns Sylva, a Discourse of Forrest-Trees, &c. Kalendarium Hortense—1664
  • 124 Nich. Gulpepper's Pharmacopoeia Londinensis: or the London Dispensatory—1623
  • 125 Osw. Gabelhorer's Book of Physick, called the Dutch Physick —1599
  • 126 Al. Tops Book of Praises, called the Psalms of David— Amster. 1629
  • 127 G. Sandy's Paraphrase upon the Divine Poems of Job, David, Solomon, &c. —1638
  • 128 —his Ovid Metamorphosis Englished, with Cuts—1632
  • 129 Orlando Furioso in English Heroick Verse, by Sir Jo. Harrington, with Cuts, wants Title
  • 130 Geo. Chapman's Translation of Homer's Iliads, in Verse; wants Title.—
  • 131 E. of Sterlin's Recreation with the Muses, in Tragedies, Poems, &c. — 1637
  • 132 Brown's Brittannia's Pastorals, Poems, &c.— 1613
  • 133 Lawe's Treasury of Musick: Ayres, Dialogues, &c. — 1669
  • 134 Dr. Bayly's Wall Flower, a Marriage between Reality and Fancy, &c.—1653
  • 135 Plinius Secundus his History of the World, or Natural History—1635
  • 136 Ogilby's Dutch Embassy to the Emperor of China; with Figures—1669
  • 137 —his Works of Publ. Virgilius Maro, with Figures and Annotat. —1669
  • 138 Capt. Sam. Sturmy's Mariners Magazine, &c. 3d Edition — 1684
  • 139 Lightning Column, or Sea Mirrour, containing the Sea Coasts, &c. with Maps & Fig.
  • 140 Rich. Stock's Learned and useful Comment. on Malachy — 1641
  • 141 The Marrow of the French Tongue, with Dialogues, &c. by Woodroeph — 1622
  • 142 Arriana, a Romance, in two parts, Englished out of French—1641
  • 143 Reynold's Triumphs of Gods Revenge against Murther, Imperfect. —
  • 144 Clelia, an excellent new Romance, by de Scudery. Vol. 3.— 1658
  • 145 Dutchess of Newcastle's Philosophical Letters, &c—1664
  • 146 Lo [...] B [...]'s Re [...]uscitatio, in several of his Works, &c. —1657
  • 147 Ni [...]. [...] Holy Court, in 3 Tomes, Englished by Sir T. H.—1634
  • [Page 4]148 Sam Clark's Martyrology, with Cuts, (wants Title) —1651
  • 149 Dr. Ed. Kellet's Miscellanies of Divinity, of the Estate of the Soul, &c. — 1635
  • 150 Apologies of several Princes, Justifying to the World their Actions, with Effigies 1654
  • 151 Gadbury's Collection of Nativities in 150 Genitures, &c.— 1662
  • 152 Aar. Rathbourn's Surveyor in four Books— London. 1616
  • 153 Treasury of Ancient Times, viz. Collections and Observations Divine, Moral, Philosoph. Poetic. Martial, Political, Histor. Astrolog. with Figures, &c. 2 Vol.
  • 154 Sam. Purchas his Pilgrimage, or Relations of the World and Religions thereof, &c.
  • 155 Dr. Will. Gouge's Comment. on the Epistle to the Hebrews: 2 Vol. with his Life 1650
  • 156 Sam. Crook's Divine Character of the Hypocrite, and true Christian, &c. — 1658
  • 157 Dr. Sibs his Comment on the 2d Corinthians, Lettered —1655
  • 158 Bishop Hall's Paraphrase on the hard Texts of Scripture of the Old & N. Test. 1633
  • 159 Patrick Sympson's History of the Church from Christ to the present year 1634.
  • 160 Bishop Nicholson's Davids Harp Tuned, on the Psalms of David —1662
  • 161 Lord Mornay's 4 Books of the Institution of the Sacrament, against the Mass—1600
  • 162 Hooker's Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity in 5 Books— 1617
  • 163 Aelian's Tacticks, or the Art of an Army Embattailing —1616
  • 164 Capt. Jo. Bingham's Art of Embattailing an Army—1631
  • 165 Jo. Gadbury's Collection of Nativities in 150 Genitures—1662
  • 166 Nic. Bifield's Exposition on the Epistle to the Colossians — 1617
  • 167 Eln. Parr's Works, viz. on the Romans, Grounds of Divinity, and Abba Father. —
  • 168 Sam. Newman's Large and Compleat Concordance to the Bible in English.— 1650
  • 169 Pet. Martyr's Common places of Divinity with his Epistles. —
  • 170 Rich. Greenham's Works in Divinity; 5th Edition.—1612
  • 171 Hooker's Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity; 5 Books; with his Tracts, &c. —
  • 172 Dr. Sam. Bolton's Dead Saint speaking in several Treatises — 1657
  • 173 Jo. Balls Power of Godliness: the Natures, Properties, &c. of a Godly Life—1657
  • 174 Dr. Nat. Homes his Works in 16 Tracts, Lettered. — London. 1652
  • 175 Gataker's Sermons gathered into one Volume; Lettered —1637
  • 176 Roger's Lectures on the History of Naaman the Syrian, his Disease and Cure 1642
  • 177 Rand. Cotgraves Dictionary, French and English: and English and French; Let. 1632
  • 178 Jo. Minsieu's Dictionary, Spanish and English, and Engl. & Spanish, with a Grammar.
  • 179 Jo. Flories World of Words: a Dictionary, Ital. and English— 1598
  • 180 Jo. Fox's Book of Martyrs, or Acts and Monuments, 3 Vol. large Paper—1684
  • 181 Steph. Charnock's Works compleat, 2 Vol. Guilt and Lettered—1684
  • 182 Mercator's Atlas; or Description of the World, 2 Vol. with Maps, large Paper
  • 183 Collection of the Maps of the World by Vischer, de VVit, &c. in numb. 58 neatly colourd
  • 184 History of the Reformation of the Church of England, by Dr. Burnet. 2 Vol.
  • 185 —of Italy in its Original Glory, Ruine, and Revival, by Warcup—1660
  • 186 —of Venice, and the Wars of Cyprus, &c. —1658
  • 187 —of the admired City and State of Venice, in a Prospect thereof, by Howel.
  • 188 —of Florence, or the Florentine History, by Macchiavel —1595
  • 189 —of France, or the general History thereof, by Grimstone —1621
  • 190 —of France, by Gualdo Priorato, Englished by the E. of Monmouth — 1676
  • 191 —of Lapland, with an account of their Religion, Manners, Conjurations, &c. 1674
  • 192 —of the Troubles and Wars of Swethland and Poland, by Fowler—
  • 193 —of Lewis XIth. King of France: Englished by Grimstone. —
  • 194 —of Polybius, with the Order of the Roman Encamping — 1634
  • 195 —of the whole World, in a description thereof, by Heylin— 1682
  • 196 —of Lewis the XI. and Charles the VIII. of France, by Commines— 1674
  • [Page 5]197 —of Lewis the XIII. and Cardinal de Richelieu, by Howel—1646
  • 198 —of Great Brittain and Ireland, and particularly of Cheshire. by Sr. P. Leicester
  • 199 —of the Holy War: by Tho. Fuller. —1640
  • 200 —of the Reign of King Henry the VII by Lord Bacon —1641
  • 201 —of State of Europe, in 14 Books, by Richardson— 1627
  • 202 —of the wonderful things of Nature, by Jo. Jonstonus—1657
  • 203 —of London, in an Historical Account thereof, by J. Howel—1657
  • 204 —of the Life and Death of Hector, by Lidgate, Dedicated to K. Hen. V. 1614
  • 205 —of Nature, or Nat. Hist. New Atlantis, &c. by Lord Bacon—1651
  • 206 —or Catalogue of the Kings, Princes, Dukes, &c. of England, by R. Brooks 1619
  • 207 —of the Recovery of Jerusalem by Godfr. Bulloign —1600
  • 208 —of the Precedency of Kings, &c. by Ja. Howel—1664
  • 209 —of the Renowned Kingdom of Naples, &c. by J. Howel —1647
  • 210 —of Virginia, New England, the Summer Isles, &c. by Capt. Smith, — 1632
  • 211 —of the six Voyages of Bapt. Tavernier into Persia, &c. —1677
  • 212 —of the World, and Religions of all Ages and Places, by S. Purchas—1617
  • 213 —of the Life and Reign of King Charles the First, by Sanderson—1658
  • 214 —of Mary Queen of Scots and King James, by the same—1656
  • 215 —of Scotland, from 1423. to 1542. and of K. James and K. Charles I. by Drummond.
  • 216 —of the Advancement and Proficiency of Learning; by Lord Bacon — 1640
  • 217 —of Sir Richard Hawkins's Voyage to the South Sea—1593—162 [...]
  • 218 —or the Annals of Corn. Tacitus, by Sir H. Savil — 1640
  • 219 —of the Great and Renowned Monarchy of China, with a Map—1655
  • 220 —of the West Indies, in a Survey thereof, by Gage—1648
  • 220 —of Rome, by Titus Livius, Englished by Dr. Holland, with a Map, &c. 1686
  • 221 Jo. Boccacio's Novels and Tales: the Fifth Edition —1684
  • 222 Cawley's Laws against Recusants, with the Judges Explanation — 1680
  • 223 Wheler's Voyage into Greece in Company of Dr. Spon: with Sculptures — 1683
  • 224 Dr. Robert Brady's Introduction to the Old English History—1684
  • 225 Capt. Sam. Sturmys Mariners Magazin: 3d Edition— 1684
  • 226 History of Gusman, or the Spanish Rogue. —
  • 227 Dr. Jo. Lightfoot's Works, with his Life; 3 Maps, &c. 2 Vol. — 1684
  • 228 Lord Bacon's Advancement of Learning; 9 Books—1674
  • 229 Sam. Clarke's General Martyrology, with Cuts, &c. — 1677
  • 230 Schefferus his History of Lapland with Figures, &c.—1674
  • 231 Corn. Tacitus his Annals in English, by Sir Hen. Savile.—
  • 232 Bishop Cowper's Works in one Volume, with his Life, &c.—1622
  • 233 Dr. Andrew Willet's sixfold Comment. on Genesis and Exodus —1633
  • 234 Speed's Prospect of the most Famous Parts of the World, his Maps—1627
  • 235 Holy Bible, of the Old and N. Testament with the Apochrypha, an old Translation.
  • 236 Aphorismes Civil and Military, out of Guicciardin— 1629
  • 237 Assembly of Divines Annotations on the Bible, 2 Vol. —1657
  • 238 Jo. Fox's Book of Martyrs, or the Acts and Monuments of the Chruch, 3 Vol. 1684

Divinity, History, Physick, Miscellanies, in Quarto.

  • 1 JO. Diodati his Learned Annotations on the Bible — 1643
  • 2 Th. Gale's Court of the Gentiles, of the Origine of Humane Literature— 1672
  • 3 Leon. Phioravanti's 3 exact pieces in Physick and Chrurgery—1652
  • 4 Morning Exercise by several Ministers at St. Giles in the Fields —1676
  • [Page 6]5 Morning Exercise at Cripplegate by several Ministers —1671
  • 6 Supplement to the Morning Exercise at Cripplegate— 1674
  • 7 Morning Exercise by several Ministers in Southwark —1675
  • 8 Ja. Durham's Exposition of the Canticles, with Dr. Owen's Preface—1669
  • 9—his Practical Exposition of the Ten Commandments—1669
  • 10 Jo. Smith's England's Improvement Revived, of Husbandry — 1673
  • 11 Dr. Hen More's Consutation of Judiciary Astrology—1681
  • 12 Nic. Morgan's Perfection of Horsmanship, &c. —1609
  • 13 Th. Brugis his Marrow of Physick, and the parts of Man's Body —1640
  • 14 Sir Tho. Elyot's Castle of Health, Cogan's Haven of Health, Viccary's English Man's Treasure; Kelway against the Plague. —
  • 15 Dr. Tho. Venner's Via Recta ad Vitam Longam, for attaining to a long Life— 1650
  • 16 Aeneas his Descent into Hell, described by Virgil, &c. —1661
  • 17 Sihthorp's Advertisement to the Irish, and Bishop Ushers Religion of the Ancient Irish.
  • 18 Sir Jo. Temples History of the Irish Rebellion in 1641.—1646
  • 19 Terentius his Comedy, called Andria, Englished by Dr. Webbe —1629
  • 20 Bruel's Physician's Practice of all Diseases from Head to Foot—1639
  • 21 Safeguard for Sailors; or Great Rutter—1671
  • 22 Gerv. Markham's Cavelarice, or English Horseman.—
  • 23 —his Master-piece Revived, in the Cure of all Diseases of Horses— 1683
  • 24 Clem. Cotton's Compleat Concordance to the English Bible —1631
  • 25 Moses Cooke's Improving, Raising, &c. of Forrest Trees — 1679
  • 26 Vigo, Gale, and Galens's Works in Chyrurgery— London. 1586
  • 27 Rob. Cawdrays Treasury or Store-house of Similies— 1609
  • 28 Arth. Hopton's Topographical Glass —1611
  • 29 Dr. Jo. Collins his Lecture Sermons on the 2d Canticles — 1676
  • 30 Dr. Tho. Taylor's Christs Victory over the Dragon— 1633
  • 31 —his Moses and Aaron, or the Types and Shadows of our Saviour—1653
  • 32 R. Verstegan's Antiquities of the English Nation, with Figures— 1634
  • 33 Swedish Intelligencer of the Wars of Gustavus Adolphus in Germany, with Figures, &c.
  • 34 Map of the World in four parts, viz. Asia, Europe, Africa, and America 1668
  • 35 Persons Varieties; or a Survey of excellent matters —1635
  • 36 The School of Salerne's Regiment of Health — 1634
  • 37 Will. Leyhorn's Panorganon; a description of an Instrument —1672
  • 38 Tho. Brooks's Golden Key to open hidden Treasures —1675
  • 39 R. Montague's Apello Caesarem, a Just Appeal, &c.— 1625
  • 40 Fab. Phillips's Rights and Priviledges of the Kings Servants— 1671
  • 41 Bishop Hall's Peace of Rome, in above 300 different Opinions— 1609
  • 42 Jo. Goodwin of being filled with the Spirit, in several Sermons— 1670
  • 43 Jo. Fr. Sena [...]lt's Man become guilty. And the Christian Man.— 1650
  • 44 Dr. Dan. VVhiteby's Romish Doctrines not from the beginning —1664
  • 45 Sam. Woodford's Paraphrase upon the Psalms of David. — 1667
  • 46 Mat. Lawrence's Use, and Practice of Faith, &c. — 1657
  • 47 Destruction of Troy in three Books: 10th Edition. — 1680
  • 48 Le Febure his Compleat Body of Chymistry, in 2 Books — 1672
  • 49 Dr. Tho. Pierces Collection of Sermons—1671
  • 50 Tho. Brook's Paradice opened, of Divine Love — 1675
  • 51 Will. Greenhil's Exposition of Ezekiel; 4 first parts— 1658
  • 52 Jer. Burroughs two Treatises of earthly mindedness, and walking with God —1656
  • 53 Epicurus's Morals Englished by Dr. Charleton — 1656
  • 54 Rob. Bolton's Instructions for comforting Afflicted Consciences—1631
  • [Page 7]55 Discourse of Horsemanship, and the Art of Riding — 1584
  • 56 Gerv. Markham's Master-piece, curing all Diseases in Horses — 1683
  • 57 Dr. Reynolds 3 Treatises: Vanity of the Creature, Sinfulness of Sin, & Life of Christ
  • 58 Morning Exercise at St. Giles in the Fields — 1660
  • 59 Bishop Taylor's Vindication of the Sacred Order of Episcopacy — 1660
  • 60 R. Vine's Treatise of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper —1657
  • 61 Hen. Philips's Seaman's Kalender of Navigation — 1679
  • 62 Spanish Pilgrim: an admirable discovery of a Roman Catholick — 1625
  • 63 Bishop Reynolds his Works, viz. on the Passions, and Faculties of the Soul, on the 14th of Hosea, of the Sacrament; 3 Treatises; and on the 110th Psalm, 2 Vol.
  • 64 Dr. Heylin's description of the World: 7th Edit. Large Paper — 1636
  • 65 —his Survey of the State of France, and the adjoining Isles — 1656
  • 66 —his History of St. George of Cappadocia-Asserted — 1631
  • 67 —his Stumbling-block of Disobedience, laid by Calvin. —
  • 68 —his History of the Sabbath, in 2 Books — 1636
  • 69 The Jewish Synagogue, a Narration of the State of the Jews — 1656
  • 70 Lord Mornay's Treatise of the Church, and the Questions thereabout— 1606
  • 71 Got's Divine History of the Genesis of the World, &c, — 1670
  • 72 Abridgement of the Acts and Monuments; or the Book of Martyrs —
  • 73 The experienced Farrier, or Farring Compleated — 1678
  • 74 Nic. le Febure his compleat Body of Chymistry — 1634
  • 75 Jo. Banister's Works in Chyrurgery —1633
  • 76 Boterus his Relation of the most Famous Kingdoms, &c. of the World — 1630
  • 77 Hen. Vertue's Christ and the Church, or Parallels; 3 Books — 1659
  • 78 Dr. Hyde's Christ and the Church; or Christianity explained, &c. —1658
  • 79 Jo. Fr. Senault's Corruption of Nature by Sin — 1650
  • 80 Will. Barrife's Military Discipline, or young Artillery Man — 1639
  • 81 Sandivogius his new Light to Alchimy; and Chymical Dictionary— 1650
  • 82 Dr. Jo. Mewton's help to Calculation — 1657
  • 83 Philips his Sea-man's Kalendar; and Norwood's Sea-man's Practice — 1678
  • 84 Nat. Coleson's Mariners new Kalender — 1675
  • 85 Ed. Gunter's Mathematical Works —1636
  • 86 Dr. Rich. Holdsworth's Sermons —1651
  • 87 Lod. Loyd's Marrow of History, or Pilgrimage of Kings and Princes — 1653
  • 88 Bapt. Guarini's Pastor Fido Englished by Fanshaw — 1647
  • 89 Capt. Tho. Bining's Light to the Art of Gunnery with Figures — 1677
  • 90 Mountague's Miscellanea Spiritualia: devout Essays — 1654
  • 91 M. Blundevil's Mathematical Exercises, in 8 Treatises — 1597
  • 92 Dr. Tho. Ridley's View of the Civil and Ecclesiastical Law — 1634
  • 93 Tho. Drant's Horace in English Verse —
  • 94 Palmer's Catholick Planisphere, or Mathematical Jewel — 1658
  • 95 Dr. Stubb's Justification of the War with Holland — 1673
  • 96 The History of Trebizond, in 4 Books — 1616
  • 97 Rich. Kilburn's Topography or Survey of Kent — 1659
  • 98 Dr. Webb's Comedy of Terentius, called Andria: Latine and English— 1629
  • 99 Ed. Gunter's Mathematical Works Revised, &c. by Foster and Bond. 1653
  • 100 Noah Biggs his Vanity of the Craft of Physick, &c. — 1651
  • 101 Names of the Parishes, Towns, &c. in England and Wales, with Maps & distances
  • 102 Lylies Euphues, the Anatomy of Wit, his England, &c. — 1636
  • 103 Jer. Burrough's Irenicum to the Lovers of Truth and Peace —1653
  • [Page 8]104 Divine Right of Church Government and Gospel Ministry — 1654
  • 105 Cogan's Haven of Health, (wants Title) —
  • 106 Tho. Brightman's Revelation of St. John illustrated, &c. —1644
  • 107 Gio. Torriano's Italian Tutor, a compleat Italian Grammar — 1640
  • 108 Bunting's Travel of the Holy Patriarchs, &c.— 1629
  • 109 Godwin's Roman and Jewish, and Rouse's Attick Antiquities — 1638
  • 110 Culverwel's Learned and Elegant discourse of the Light of Nature, &c. — 1669
  • 111 Pet. Heylin's Cosmography, or brief description of the World — 1629
  • 112 Bishop Nicholson's Exposition of the Church Catechism —1678
  • 113 Leon. Phioravanti's 3 exact pieces of Secrets, &c. — 1652
  • 114 Commentary's of the Civil Wars of France, with an account of the Massacre 1574
  • 115 Dr. Preston on the New Covenant, and Saints daily Exercise, of Prayer—
  • 116 Sir Fr. Kinaston's Translation of Chaucer's Troilus and Cresida — 1635
  • 117 Glory of England; the many Prerogatives thereof, and Pilgrimage of Kings, &c.
  • 118 Dr. Ed. Reynold's on the 14th of Hosea —1640
  • 119 Dr. Tho. Manton's Exposition upon St. James and Jude — 1645
  • 120 Jo. Clark's Holy Oyle for the Lamps of the Sanctu [...]y, Scripture Phrases, &c.
  • 121 Dr. Jo. Mayer's English Catechism explain'd; 4th E [...]on —1630
  • 122 Jer. Burrough's Gospel Remission, that Blessed [...] [...] in Pardon—1674
  • 123 Bernard's Rhemes against Rome in their E [...] [...]ion of the Bi [...]se—1626
  • 124 Markham's Master-piece Revived in the Cu [...] [...] Dis [...]ses in Ec [...]ses, &c.—1675
  • 125 Dr. Reynold's Meditation of the Holy Sacr [...] [...] Lord's Supper— 1639
  • 126 Eph. Pagit's Christianographie: with [...] — 1635
  • 127 Tho. Larkham's Attributes of God unfol [...] [...] — [...]6
  • 128 Dr. Ed. Reynolds his Vanity of the C [...] [...] Sin, and [...] [...]st
  • 129 Report of the Kingdom of Congo, a Reg [...] [...] Figures, [...] — 1597
  • 130 Chr. Lever's History of the Defenders of the Catho [...]k [...]ith — 1627
  • 131 Dud. Digs unlawfulness of Subjects taking up Arms, & Symon's defence of K. Charles
  • 132 R. Cawdray's Treasury or Store-house of Similies (wants Title) —
  • 133 Ed. Marbury's Commentary on the Prophecy of Habakkuk — 1650
  • 134 Tho. Stirrup's compleat Dialist of making Dials, &c. — 1659
  • 135 Dr. Tho. Goodwin's Collection of his Works or Pieces, &c. —1643
  • 136 Chr. Love of Grace; the Zealous Christian, Heavens Glory, and Hells Terror 1631
  • 137 Pet. Charron of Wisdom; 3 Books: Englished by Lennard —
  • 138 History of the Heroick Life, and deplorable Death of K. Henry the 4th of France.
  • 139 Bapt. Guarini's Pastor fido, Englished by Fanshaw —1647
  • 140 Fr. Junius of the painting of the Ancients, 3 Books — 1638
  • 141 Phil. Barrough's Method of Physick for the curing of diseases — 1634
  • 142 Ed. Wright's certain Errors in Navigation corrected — 1657
  • 143 Cranmer's defence of the Catholick Doctrine of the Sacrament, and Fox's Sermons
  • 144 Mat. Sutclif's Practice, Proceeding, and Laws of Arms — 1593
  • 145 Steph. Gardner's Answer to George Joy's Confutation —1546
  • 146 Camden's Remains concerning Brittain, especially England —1614
  • 147 Rog. Ascham's Schoolmaster for the teaching of the Latine Tongue —1570
  • 148 Tho. Godwin's Jewish and Roman Antiquities — 1601
  • 149 Bishop Hall's Episcopacy by divine Right asserted —1640
  • 150 Jo. Dod and Rob. Clever's Exposition of the Commandments —1632
  • 151 Sir Hen. Spelman's large Treatise of Tithes — 1647
  • 152 Rich. Bernard's Terence's Comedies English and Latine—1607
  • 153 Roman Conclave in the Lives of the Roman Emperors, and Popes—1609
  • [Page 9]154 Card. Contareno's Commonwealth of Venice, and the Dukes Lives — 1599
  • 155 Prideaux his Compendious Introduction for the reading of Histories — 1648
  • 156 Gurnal's Christian in compleat Armour: first and second parts—1656
  • 157 Earl of Clarendon's View and Survey of Hobb's Leviathan — 1676
  • 158 Sir Ken. Digby of Bodies, and the Immortality of Man's Soul —1645
  • 159 Will. Prin's Histrio-Mastix, or the Players Scourge, &c. — 1633
  • 160 D. Leon. Phioravanti's 3 exact pieces of Secrets of Physick —
  • 161 Dr. Tho. Muffet's Healths Improvement: Rules for food, &c.—1655
  • 162 P [...]t. Charron of Wisdom, 3 Books; Englished out of French —
  • 263 Fr. Quarle's divine Fancies; and his Argalus and Parthenia —1638
  • 264 R. Vine's Gods drawing, and Mans coming to Christ, in 32 Sermons — 1662
  • 265 Nic. Bifiela's Rule of Faith, an exposition of the Creed — 1626
  • 166 Jo. Rud. Glauber's description of new Philosophical Furnaces —1659
  • 167 Jes. Mede's Key of the Revelation, Englished by R. Moore —1643
  • 168 Dr. Jo. Owen's Practical Exposition on the 130th Psalm — 1669
  • 169 Fr. Walsingham's search into matters of Religion— 1609
  • 170 Ed. Symon's Vindication of King Charles the First— 1648
  • 171 Fenner's Treatise of the Affections, and Christs Alarm to drowsie Saints— 1650
  • 172 Bernard's Key of Knowledge for the opening of the Revelation— 1617
  • 173 —his Terrence, his Comedies, English and Latine; 6th Edition —1641
  • 174 Sir Ken. Digby of Bodies, and the Soul; with Ross his Philosophical Touchstone
  • 175 Ant. Burges his true Doctrine of Justification — 1654
  • 176 Ja. Howel's Familiar Letters Domestick and Forrreign —1645
  • 177 Geo. Strode's Anatomy of Mortality, in 8 Head—1632
  • 178 Dr. Jo. Preston's Sin's Overthrow of Mortification — 1641
  • 179 Watson's Decacordon of 10 Quodlibetical Questions betwixt the Priests and Jesuits
  • 180 Ed. Leigh's Treatise of Divinity, in three Books — 1647
  • 181 Dr. Jo. Stoughton's 15 Sermons upon select Occasions — 1640
  • 182 Dr. Will. Gouge's domestical Duties, in 8 Treatises — 1622
  • 183 Gale's Court of the Gentiles of the Original of humane Literature, 2 parts. —1669
  • 184 Lord Bacon's Essays or Counsels Civil and Moral— 1639
  • 185 Dr. Tho. Venner's Via recta ad vitam longam —1650
  • 186 Will. Langham's Garden of Health in the Propertys of all Simples, Plants, &c.
  • 187 Jer. Burrough's Gospel Remission: the blessedness of Pardon, &c.—1674
  • 188 Dr. Jo. Owen's death of death in the death of Christ — 1648
  • 189 Dod and Clever's plain and familiar Exposition of the Commandments —
  • 190 Dan. Cawdrey and H. Palmer's Christian Sabbath vindicated, both parts compleat
  • 191 Dr. Tho. Jacomb's several Sermons on the 8th of the Romans —1672
  • 192 Sir. Jo. Hayward's Lives of the three Norman Kings of England— 1613
  • 193 If. Ambrose's Media, or the middle things in reference to the first and last—1650
  • 194 Gale's Court of the Gentiles; first part —1669
  • 195 Dr. Tho. Manton's Exposition, with Notes, on St. James — 16 [...]3
  • 196 —his practical Commentary on the Epistle of Jude — 1658
  • 197 Dr. Ob. Grew's Meditations on our Saviour's Parable of the Prodigal— 1678
  • 198 H. Broughton's Revelation of the Holy Apocalypse — 1610
  • 199 Cl. Cotton's compleat Concordance to the Bible in English — 1635
  • 200 Tho. Case's Mount Pisgah, or Prospect of Heaven — 1670
  • 201 M. Prideaux's Introduction for the reading of Histories— 1650
  • 202 Dr. Jo. Owen's death of death in the death of Christ — 1648
  • 203 Dr. Hen. Hammond's practical Catechism; 5th Edition —1649
  • [Page 10]204 Tho. Brooks his golden Key to open hidden Treasures — 1675
  • 205 Jo. Calvin's Sermons on the Epistles to Timothy and Titus— 1579
  • 206 Camden's Remains concerning Brittain, especially England— 1629
  • 207 Owen Feltham's Resolves, a duple Century; 6th Edition —1636
  • 208 Tho. Wright's Passions of the mind in general; Six Books— 1630
  • 209 Brerewood's Enquiry's touching diversitys of Languages and Religions — 1635
  • 210 Prideaux his compendious Introduction to Histories, &c. — 1654
  • 211 Atwel's faithful Surveyor, and Errors in Land measuring — 1658
  • 212 F. Paul's Apology in defence of Gerson of Excommunication against Bellarmin—
  • 213 Pet. Charron of Wisdom, 3 Books, out of French —
  • 214 History of the Quarrels of Pope Paul the V. with the Venetians —1626
  • 215 Rich. Norwood's Trigonometry, or Doctrine of Triangles— 1631
  • 216 Camden's Remains concerning Brittain, especially England —1614
  • 217 Glanvil's 7 Essays on important Subjects in Philosophy and Religion —1678
  • 218 Diggs his Geomecrical Treatise of Pantometria and Longometria — 1571
  • 219 Virgil's 13 Books of Aeneids Englished by Th. Phaer, and Th. Twyne— 1584
  • 220 History of Astrea and Celadon, a Romance, in 12 Books — 1620
  • 221 Dr. Mart. Luther's Commentary on the Psalms, of degrees— 1577
  • 222 Dr. Edw. Reynold's Explanation on the 110th Psalm —1642
  • 223 Nic. Culverwel's Light of Nature, with other Treatises, &c.— 1652
  • 124 Jo. Eeaton's Honey comb of free Justification — 1642
  • 125 Archbishop Bancroft's Survey of the pretended Holy Discipline—1663
  • 226 Pet. Heylin's Cofmography, or description of the World —1636
  • 227 History of Valentine and Orson, Sons of the Emperor of Greece—1679
  • 228 Jo. Trapp's Comment on the Pentateuch, or 5 Books of Moses —1650
  • 229 —his Comment. on Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Canticles — 1650
  • 230 —his Commentary on the 4 Evangelists and Acts of the Apostles— 1647
  • 231 —his Commentary on all the Epistles, Revelation, and common places —1647
  • 232 Dr. Ed. Reynolds his 3 Treatises: and on the 110th Psalm— 1633
  • 233 R. Bernard's Terences Comedies, English and Latine—1641
  • 234 G. Sandy's View or survey of the state of Religion in the West, &c.—1629
  • 235 Pet. Heylin's little description of the great World: 7th Edition—1636
  • 236 Part of a Register, containing sundry memorable matters by divers Godly Men —
  • 237 Ant. Burges his Vindication of the moral Law, and of Justification—1647
  • 238 Panoplie of Epistles out of Cicero, and others —1576
  • 239 Wil. Symmond's Pisgah Evangelica on the Revelation — 1605
  • 240 Admirable History of a Penitent Woman seduced to become a Witch, wants Index
  • 241 Dr. Hen. Hammond's Practical Catechism; and 10 Tracts, &c. —1646
  • 242 Dan. Cawdrey, and Herb. Palmer's Christian Sabbath Vindicated; 2d part —1652
  • 243 Barclay of the Temporal Authority of the Pope over Princes, &c. —1611
  • 244 True Relation of the Affairs of Cleve and Gulick, &c. Harcourts Voyage to Guinia, and the Travels of Monsieur de Monfart.— 1614
  • 245 Bishop Hoper's Answer to St. Gardner's detection of the Devils Sophistry —1547
  • 246 Tho. Brightman's Works, viz. on the Revelation, Daniel, Canticles— 1644
  • 247 Cypr. Lucar's Mathematical Treatise, called Lucarsolace; wants end —
  • 248 Will. Pryn's signal Loyalty, &c. of Gods Saints towards their Kings, 2 Vol.—1660
  • 249 Life and Reign of King Henry 3d. Hen. 4th. and Ed. 6th. by Sir Jo. Hayward 1599
  • 250 Ja. Durham's Exposition of the Canticles, or Song of Solomon— 1669
  • 251 Squire's Exposition on the 2d to the Thessalonians — 1630
  • 252 Dr. Jo. Preston on the new Covenant, Saints Exercise of Prayer, and Court Sermons
  • [Page 11]253 Will. Hugh's Abridgement of Ordinances of Parliament from 1640 to 1656.
  • 254 Phillips Praeemption and Pourveyance for the King— 1663
  • 255 Perfect Conveyancer, or several select and choice Presidents— 1650
  • 256 Sam. Clark's marrow of Ecclesiastical History in the Lives of the Fathers, &c. 2 Vol.
  • 257 —his Lives of 10 Eminent Divines, &c. not in the Folio Edit. of his Lives 1662
  • 258 Jo. Valdesso's 100 Divine Considerations — 1638
  • 259 Archbishop Cranmer of the Sacrament of the Body and Blood of Christ, wants Title
  • 260 R. [...]stin's Treatise of Fruit-Trees, their grafting, setting, &c. —
  • 261 Dr. Jo. Preston's Life Eternal, of the Attributes, and Saints Qualification—1633
  • 262 —on the new Covenant, Saints daily Exercise, of Prayer, and Court Sermons
  • 263 Rob. Bolton's learned and Pious Works: viz. a discourse about the state of true Happiness: directions for walking with God: Instructions for comforting afflicted Consciences. 4 last things; Sermons, &c. 2 Vol. — 1641
  • 264 Gurnal's Christian in compleat Armour, a Magazin opened: 3 parts: 4th Edit. 2 Vol.
  • 265 Ant. Burgess his Spiritual Refining, 2d part: and of Justification — 1654
  • 266 Tho. Cartwright's Reply to Archbishop Whitgyfte; 2 Vol. — 1575
  • 267 —his second Reply to Archbishop Whitgyfte: alone — 1575
  • 268 Rob. Bolton's Instructions for comforting Afflicted Consciences —1635
  • 269 Weemse's Christian Synagogue: Pourtraiture of the Image of God: & Observat. &c.
  • 270 Peacham's Compleat Gentleman, of drawing, Limning, Antiquities, &c. wants Title.
  • 271 Mansion of Magnanimity in the Actions of English Kings, Princes, &c.— 1590
  • 272 Tho. Cogan's Haven of Health, upon 5 Words of Hippocrates—1636
  • 273 Jo. Collin's Sector on a Quadrant, in the use of four several Quadrants — 1659
  • 274 Tho. Brook's Paradice opened; the Mysteries and Rarities of Divine Love 1673
  • 275 Pet. Martyr's decades of the Historys of the Spaniards in the West Indies—1612
  • 276 The Image broken in defence of the Kings Book against Milton—1651
  • 277 The History of Independency, the 2d part— 1648
  • 278 Glanvil's scepsis scientifica; or confest Ignorance the way to Science — 1665
  • 279 Sam. Clark's Lives of the Fathers, Reformers, &c. with their Effigies—1650
  • 280 Hartgil's Astronomical Tables reduced to our Age by Gadbury— 1656
  • 281 The examination of Wits, discovering what profession each one is apt for, &c.
  • 282 Dr. Mark Ridley's Treatise of magnetical Bodies and motions— 1613
  • 283 Geo. Silver's Paradoxes of defence; and the true grounds of Fight—1599
  • 284 Fr. Godwin's Catalogue of the Bishops of England —1601
  • 285 M. Aur. Antoninus his-Meditations Englished, and Notes by M. Casaubon—1653
  • 286 Herd. Cortes Conquest of the West India, now new Spain, by the Spaniards—1578
  • 287 Ro. Aschams Toxophilus, or the School of Shooting —1589
  • 288 R. Record's Pathway to Knowledge in the Principles of Geometry— 1557
  • 289 Tho. Dig's Arithmetical and Warlike Treatise, named Stratioticos—1590
  • 290 Leon. Mascal's Book of the Government of Cattel — 1610
  • 291 Gerardo, the unfortunate Spaniard, a Pattern for Lascivious Lovers — 1622
  • 292 Jo. Speidel's Geometrical extraction, a Collection of the choisest Problems— 1657
  • 293 Declaration of the Practises and Treasons attempted, &c. by the E. of Essex—1601
  • 294 Albion's England, the History thereof in Verse; to Queen Elizabeth — 1598
  • 295 Sir Roger L'Estrange's Apology, with the Transactions leading to the Kings Restaur.
  • 296 Arth. Hopton's Topographical Glass, and Geodetical Staff; 2 Mathemat. Treatises
  • 297 E. Messelden's Circle of Commerce, or balance of Trade —1623
  • 298 Pet. du Moulin's Anatomy of Arminianisme, Englished out of Latine— 1620
  • 299 St. Augustin's Religion and Sums: and Montagu's new Gag for an old Goose 1624
  • 300 Al. Ross his Philosophical Touchstone against Digby of Bodies, &c.—1645
  • [Page 12]301 Bishop Bilson's Sermons of the Redemption of Mankind, &c.— 1599
  • 302 King Henry the 8th his Primer: 2d Edition; wants Title—
  • 303 Dr. Sibs his Bowels opened on the 4th 5th 6th of Canticles —1639
  • 304 Shepheard's faithful Councellour; or the marrow of the Law; English —1651
  • 305 Will. West's S [...]mboleography, of Instruments and Presidents, &c. 2 parts; with Supplications, Bills, and Answers, Pleadings, &c.—1618
  • 306 Dr. Tho. Jacomb's Sermons on the 8th to the Romans — [...]672
  • 307 Jo. Weemse's Learned Works in 4 parts; 3 Vol. Compleat — 1636
  • 308 Greenhil's Exposition on Ezekiel: Chapt. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. — 1649
  • 309 Dr. Jo. Preston's Breast-plate of Faith and Love; 4th Edition— 1634
  • 310 Jo. Caryl's Exposition on the 32.33. and 34 Chapt. of Job, being the 10th p [...] 1661
  • 311 Jo. Well's Soul's Progress to the Celestial Canaan — 1639
  • 312 Dr. Sib's Returning Back-slider, a Commentary on the 14th of Hosea — 1639
  • 313 Dr. Mart. Day's Sermons on the Resurrection of the Body, &c. —1636
  • 314 Dr. Sclater's Exposition on the first and second of the Thessalonians—1630
  • 315 Holy Bible containing the Old Testament and the New; with Notes, &c.— 1583
  • 316 Fides Catholica, or the Doctrine of the Catholick Church— [...]661
  • 317 Walt. Bruel's Physicians Practice, curing all diseases, &c. — 1639
  • 318 Geo. Swinnock's Fading of the Flesh, and Flourishing of Faith— 1662
  • 319 Jo. Birchensha's History of divine Verities, in 4 parts — 1655
  • 320 Tho Gataker of the nature and use of Lots — 1619
  • 321 Dr. R. Fown's 3 holy Offices of Jesus Christ, &c. — 1619
  • 322 Hurault's Politick, Moral, and Martial Discourses — 1595
  • 323 Rich. Brathwait's Survey of History, or a Nursery for Gentry —1638
  • 324 P. du Moulin's Buckler of Faith, in desence of the Reformed of France—1620
  • 325 Tho. Harby's What is Truth? or the Pattern in the Mount— 1673
  • 326 Dr. Will. Gouge's Saints Sacrifice; on the 16th Psalm—1632
  • 327 Dr. Jo. Favor's Antiquity triumphing over Novelty — 1619
  • 328 Finch's Summ of sacred Divinity published by Jo. Downame —
  • 329 Jo. Mureet's several Works, with his Life, &c. published by Mr. Caryl & Dr. [...]anton
  • 330 Jer. Burrough's his Moses Choice, with his Eye fixed upon Heaven— 1650
  • 331 Jo. Ball's Treatise of Faith, the Nature and Life thereof; 3d Edition—1657
  • 332 Latham's new and second Book of Falconry, &c. — 1633
  • 333 Dr. Jo. Stoughton's 15 Sermons on select occasions, with his 7 Sermons—
  • 334 —his 13 Sermons Preached in Aldermanbury Church — 1640
  • 335 Dr. Mart. Day's Doomsday; or a Treatise of the Resurection of the Body, &c. 1632
  • 336 Dr. Mart. Luther's Commentary on the Epistle to the Galathians—1588
  • 337 Dr. Jo. Prest [...]n's Breast-plate of Faith and Love, with his Court Sermons—1630
  • 338 Tho. Gataker of the nature and use of Lots, &c. — 1619
  • 339 Crow's Catalogue of our English Writers on the Bible, Interleaved — 1668
  • 340 Bishop Reynold's Work, viz. on the Passions and Faculties of the Soul: On the Lords last Supper: On the 14th of Hosea: 3 Treatises: on the 110th Psalm: Sermons
  • 341 Rich. Turnbul's Exposition on the Epistles of James and Jude—1600
  • 342 Weemse's Exposititon of the Ceremonial, Moral, and Judicial Laws: & Exercitations
  • 343 —his Exposition of the Moral Law or 10 Commandments—1632
  • 344 The Holy Bible, with the Common Prayer and Psalms, &c. — Oxford. 1679
  • 345 Dr. Edw. Stillingsteet's Irenicum, or Weapon-salve for the Churches Wounds 1662
  • 346 Herb. Thorndike's just Weights and Measures, &c. — 1680
  • 347 The Famous, delectable, and Pleasant History of Parismus — 1684
  • 348 Dr. Tho. Goodwin's Pieces, or Works Collected into one Volume— 1643
  • [Page 13]349 Jos. Caryl's Exposition on the 7 first Chapters of Job, parts 1 and 2 — 1644
  • 350 Tho. Hooker's Souls Vocation or effectual calling to Christ—1638
  • 351 Dr. Hammond's Vindication of the dissertations concerning Episcopacy— 1654
  • 352 Jo. Clark's Holy Oyle for the Lamps of the Sanctuary, &c.— 1630
  • 353 Jo. Paget's Arrow against the Brownists, and of Talmudi (que) & Rabbinical Allegations.
  • 354 Ja. Buck's Treatise of the Beatitudes, or Christ's happy Men —1637
  • 355 Sir H. Plat's Jewel-House of Art and Nature, of Husbandry, &c.—1653
  • 356 Hall's Mortality's meditation in Verse: and the Golden Fleece, of Trade, &c.—
  • 357 Nehem. Roger's Strange Vineyard in Palaestina, on Isaiah's Parable, &c.— 1623
  • 358 Dr. Dan. Featly's Romish Fisher caught in his own Net, against the Jesuite Fisher 1624
  • 359 Rob. Cleaver's Explanation of the Book of Proverbs —1615
  • 360 Dr. Reeve's England's Restitution, the man of men, the Statesman — 1660
  • 361 Jo. Lord Napier's plain discovery of the whole Revelation — 1611
  • 362 The Office and Duty of Executors, &c.— 1641
  • 363 Horn's Brazen Serpent, or Christs Exaltation for mans Salvation—1673
  • 364 E. Mollinier's Essays; or moral and political discourses —1636
  • 365 St. Augustin's Rule for the Brothers & Sisters of that Profession, with St. Hugh's Exp.
  • 366 Jo. Harding's Chronicle of England to King Edward the 4th in Verse, &c. 1543
  • 367 Daily Observations, Meditations divine and moral, by a Person of Honor 1654
  • 368 Dr. Will. Gouge's Guide to go to God, on the Lords Prayer—1636
  • 369 Dr. Burgess his Answer to Ames, in defence of the 3 Ceremonies, &c.— 1631
  • 370 Dr. Collins his Cordial for a fainting Soul, Sermons, &c.—1649
  • 371 Dr. Ed. Reynold's Israel's Prayer in time of Trouble, on the 14th of Hoseah 1655
  • 372 Nicolson's Apology for the discipline of the ancient Church— 1659
  • 373 Bishop Hall's Episcopacy by divine Right asserted — 1640
  • 374 Ed. Reeve's Christian Divinity contained in the Book of Common Prayer— 1631
  • 375 Hildersam of Fasting, and Prayer, &c. with his Effigies: and Whately's New Birth—
  • 376 Dr. Jo. Boys his Exposition of the Epistles and Gospels in the Liturgy— 1615
  • 377 Bishop Geo. Downame of the Covenant of Grace, and of perseverance—1631
  • 378 —his Treatise of Antichrist; on the 15th Psalm: and 2 Sermons 1603
  • 379 King James his Apology for the Oath of Allegiance, &c. Dutiful Consid. by a Rom.
  • 380 Lord Bacon's 2 Books of the Advancement and Proficiency of Learning — 1605
  • 381 Lisle's Dukartas his 4 Books, in French and English Verse — 1637
  • 382 Dan. Dyke's 6 Evangelical Histories: Exposition of Philemon: and of Afflictions
  • 383 Familiar Epistles of Sir Antony of Guevard, Englished— 1584
  • 384 Ed. Elton's Gods holy mind, &c. on the 10 Commandments and Lords Prayer 1647
  • 385 Dr. Fr. White of the Sabbath day, against Sabbatarian Novelty—1635
  • 386 Parthenissa, a Romance, the last part— 1656
  • 387 Bishop Westfield's 11 choice Sermons —1655
  • 388 Dr. Tho. Taylor's Commentary on the Epistle of Paul to Titus —1612
  • 389 Dr. Jo. Mayer's English Catechism explained, on the Church Catechism—1630
  • 390 Dr. Cowel's Interpreter, or the signification of the Words of the Law — 1637
  • 391 Heliodorus his Aethiopian History, Englished out of Greek— 1587
  • 392 Dr. Wil. Gouge's whole Armour of God for the Christian Soldier—1615
  • 393 Ed. Deering's Lectures on the Epistle to the Hebrews — 1578
  • 394 Tho. Brightman's Revelation of the Apocalipse, &c.— Amsterdam 1611
  • 395 Jo. Ball's Treatise of the Covenant of Grace, published by S. Ash —1645
  • 396 R. Bernard's Evidences, that the Church of England is Apostolical, &c.—
  • 397 Wil. Perkin's Exposition of the Symbole, or Creed of the Apostles —1595
  • 398 Ant. Gade's Justification of the Church of England against the Church of Rome 1631
  • [Page 14]399 Will. Cowper's Heaven opened, on the 8th of the Romans; 6th Edition — 1632
  • 400 Wil. Pryn's Church of England's old Antithesis to new Arminianism— 1620
  • 401 Dr. Sclater's Exposition on the 3 first Chapters to the Romans — 1611
  • 402 Bishop Lucy's Treatise of the Nature of a Minister in all its Offices— 1670
  • 403 Jos. Caryl's Exposition on the 18th. 19th. and 20th. Chapters of Job; part 6—1658
  • 404 Jef, Wat's Vindication of the Church and Universitys of England— 1657
  • 405 Wil. Perkin's Exposition of the Symbole, or Creed of the Apostles—1611
  • 406 Tho. Wilson's Commentary on the Divine Epistle to the Romans — 1614
  • 407 Moulin's Buckler of Faith, in defence of the Confession of the Reformed of France
  • 408 Ed. Holyoke (of New England) his Doctrine of Life, or of Mans Redemption 1658
  • 409 Bishop King's Lectures upon Jonas, delivered at York, Anno 1594. — 1618
  • 410 Tho. Wilson's Christian Dictionary, of the signification of the chiefest words in Script.
  • 411 Tho. Adam's Happiness of the Church, &c. in sundry Sermons— 1619
  • 412 Jo. White's way [...] the true Church, and defence of the same, &c.—1616
  • 413 Wil. Pryn's perpe [...]uity of a regenerate Man's Estate — 1626
  • 414 Jos. Caryl's Exposition of the 15th. 16th. 17th Chapters of Job: being the 5th part.
  • 415 Ed. Elton's Exposition on the Epistle of St. Paul to the Colossians—1615
  • 416 Rich. Turnbul's Exposition on the Epistles of St. James, and Jude —1606
  • 417 Elton's Triumph of a true Christian, on the 8th to the Romans—1623
  • 418 Jo. Clarks holy Oyl for the Lamps of the Sanctuary, or Scripture Phrases, &c. 1630
  • 419 Bishop Abernethy's Heavenly Treatise, of Physick for the Soul, &c.— 1622
  • 420 Dr. Tho. Taylor's David's Learning, the high way to happiness, on the 32 Psalm 1617
  • 421 Go. Goodman's fall of Man, or the Corruption of Nature proved, &c. — 1616
  • 422 R. Bernard's Terence's Comedies, in English and Latine; 6th Edition — 1647
  • 423 Bp Cowper's Heaven opened, on the 8th of Romans: Dykes deceitfulness of the Heart
  • 424 Dr. Tho. Taylor on the Parable of the Sower, and the Seed— 1621
  • 425 Dan. Dyke's 2 Treatises, of Repentance, and Christs Temptations —1635
  • 426 Nic. Lockyer's Sermons on the 1 Colossians, &c. — wants Title
  • 427 Ed. Elton's Gods holy Mind, &c. viz. on the Commandments, and Lords Prayer
  • 428 Ed. Leigh's Critica Sacra on all the Greek Words in the New Testament—1635
  • 429 Tho. Stoughton's 2 Treatises, of David's Love to, and Meditation in, the Word, &c.
  • 430 Pet. Barker's Learned and Familiar Exposition on the 10 Commandments —1633
  • 431 Jo. Hull's St. Peter's Prophesie of these last days, &c.— 1611
  • 432 Dr. Jo. Burges his Vindication of Bishop Morton's defence of the 3 Ceremonies
  • 433 Benj. Woodbridge's Method of Grace in Justification of Sinners—1656
  • 434 Lord Bacon's 2 Books of the Advancement and Proficience of Learning — 1605
  • 435 Jos. Caryl's Exposition of the 22, 23, 24, 25, and 26 Chapters of Job, being the 7th par [...]
  • 436 Jo. Goodwin's Treatise of Justification by the Imputation of Faith—164 [...]
  • 437 Jo. Boterus his Relation of the most Famous Kingdoms, &c. of the World—163 [...]
  • 438 Tho. Wilson's Christian Dictionary; 3d Edition— 162 [...]
  • 439 Jo. Downame's Lectures on the 4 first Chapters of Hosea— 160 [...]
  • 440 Dr. Tho. Taylor's Commentary on the Epistle to Titus — 161 [...]
  • 441 Bishop King's Lectures upon Jonas, at York, Anno 1594.— 161 [...]
  • 442 Pemble's Vindiciae Fidei, & Vindiciae Gratiae; of Justification, and Plea for Grace 162 [...]
  • 443 Ant. Burgess his Vindication of the Moral Law, and Covenants— 164 [...]
  • 444 Dan. Dyke's Exposition on Philemon: School of Afflictions: & 6 Evangelic. Historie [...]
  • 445 Dr. Sanderson's 10 Sermons, ad Clerum, ad Magistratum, ad Populum. —162 [...]
  • 446 Dr. Jo. Rainold's Conference with Hart, of the Popes Supremacy — 162 [...]
  • 447 Ed. Elton's Triumph of a true Christian, on the 8th of the Romans — 162 [...]
  • 448 R. Stocks Stock of divine Knowledge on the Attributes —16 [...]
  • [Page 15]449 Jo. Bastwick's utter routing of the Independent Army—wants Title —
  • 450 Sir R. L'Estrange's Relapsed Apostate, against the Petition for Peace, &c.—1661
  • 451 —his Truth and Loyalty Vindicated, against Bagshaw — 1662
  • 452 Godwin's English Exposition of the Roman Antiquitys —1671
  • 453 Colson's General Repertory of Accounts of Christendom— 1612
  • 454 Dr. Ed. Reynold's Meditations on the Sacrament of the Lords last Supper— 1639
  • 455 D. Roger's Treatise of the two Sacraments, Baptism, and the Lords Supper—1635
  • 456 Tho. Hooker's Christians chief Lessons, viz. of self-denyal and self-Tryal—1640
  • 457 Dan. Dyke's discourse and discovery of the deceitfulness of Mans Heart— 1642
  • 458 Dr. Ed. Reynold's Explication of the 110th Psalm—1632
  • 459 Ed. Elton's Gods Holy Mind, &c. on the Commandments, and Lords Prayer 1625
  • 460 Tho. Hooker's Souls Exaltation and ingrafting into Christ, &c. — 1638
  • 461 Dr. Sanderson's 12 Sermons: with an Addition of 2 Sermons; 3d Edition —1637
  • 462 Ed. Elton's Exposition on the Epistle to the Colossians, in sundry Sermons—1615
  • 463 Jo. Gore's 10 Godly and Fruitful Sermons upon several Occasions— 1646
  • 464 R. Maden's Christs Love and Affection towards Jerusalem, in several Sermons 1637
  • 465 Dr. du Moulin's sincerity of the Protestant Religion, against Philanax Anglicus 1668
  • 466 Jo. Bal.'s Friendly Tryal of the Grounds tending to separation— 1640
  • 467 Dr. Bridges of the Princes Supremacy in Ecclesiastical Causes, wants Title—
  • 468 Dr. Wil. Covel of the Ecclesiastical State of this Kingdom —1604
  • 469 D. Roger's Practical Catechism, a View of Principal Truths, &c.— 1633
  • 470 Jo. Yate's Ibis ad Caesarem, against Mountague's Appeal— 1626
  • 471 The Collegiate Suffrage of the Divines of Great Brittain— 1629
  • 472 Jos. Shute's Judgement and Mercy, or the Plague of Frogs; 9 Sermons— 1645
  • 473 Divine Dictionary, or the Bible abbreviated, the Contents thereof, with Sermons
  • 474 Bishop Westfieid's 11 choice Sermons on sundry Occasions—1656
  • 475 Dr. Tho. Taylor's Progress of Saints to full Holiness—1630
  • 476 Dr. Wil. Sclater's Exposition on the first and second Epistle to the Thessalonians 1630
  • 477 Rich. Bernard's Key of Knowledge for the opening of St. John's Revelation—1617
  • 478 Culverwel's learned and elegant discourse of the Light of Nature, &c.— 1669
  • 479 Tho. Brooks his Golden Key to open hidden Treasures—1675
  • 480 Bishop Nicolson's Exposition on the Catechism of the Church of England—1678
  • 481 Truth will out, a discovery of some Untruths in Bishop Taylor's dissuasive—1665
  • 482 Bishop King's Lectures upon Jonas, delivered at York, Anno 1594.— 1600
  • 483 Bishop Hall's Episcopacy by divine Right asserted — 1640
  • 484 Sam. Rutherfurd's Survey of the Spiritual Antichrist, against the Antinomians—1648
  • 485 —his Divine Right of Church Government, and Excommunication —1646
  • 486 Dr. Dan. Featly's dippers dipt, in a disputation in Southwark, &c. —1647
  • 487 Jos. Caryl's exposition of the 8th 9th and 10th Chapters of Job, being the 3d part
  • 488 De la Noves Politick and Military discourses — 1597
  • 489 Markham's Master-piece revived, touching the Cure of all diseases in Horses 1681
  • 490 Christian Policy; or the Christian Commonwealth, out of Spanish — 1632
  • 491 Every Woman her own Midwife, a compleat Cabbinet for Child-bearing Women
  • 492 Ed. Marbury's Commentary on the Prophesie of Habakkuk — 1650
  • 493 Jo. Downame's Lectures on the 4 first Chapters of Hosea— 1650
  • 494 The Counsellor of Estate; or the most remarkable considerations for publick good
  • 495 Dr. Hoyle's Justification of Bishop Usher's Book of the Real Presence against Malone
  • 496 P. du Moulin's defence of the Catholick Faith against Coffiteau— 1610
  • 497 Jer. Burrough's Irenicum to the Lovers of Peace and Truth — 1653
  • 498 Sir Mart. Cognet's Politick discourses upon Truth and Lying—1586
  • [Page 16]499 Mat. Sutcliff's Practice, Proceedings, and Laws of Arms—1593
  • 500 Shepheard's Calender, Colin Clouts come home again, &c. by Spencer—1597
  • 501 Jos. Caryl's Exposition with Notes on the 11, 12, 13, and 14 Job, part 4. — 1652
  • 502 Dr. Burges his Answer to Ames, in defence of Bishop Morton of the 3 Ceremonies
  • 503 Sir Christ, Sibtho [...]p's Advertisement to the pretended Catholicks of Ireland, &c.
  • 504 Dr. Pet. Heylin's Stumbling-block of Disobedience laid by Calvin, Removed 1658
  • 505 Tho. Blake's Treatise of the Covenant of God entered with Mankind — 1658
  • 506 The experienced Farrier, or Farring compleated — 1617
  • 507 Ed. Symon's Vindication of King Charles, or a Loyal Subject's dury— 1648
  • 508 Mr. de Bellay's Military Instructions for the Wars — 1589
  • 509 Dr. Don's five Sermons Rogers on the 29 Articles: and Sandy's Europae speculum
  • 510 Dr. Reynold's 3 Treatises, the Vanity of the Creature, Sinfulness of Sin, & Life of Christ
  • 511 Dr. Jo. Preston's new Covenant, or the Saints Portion; 8th Edition — 1634
  • 512 Jo. Mayer's English Catechism explained, on the Church Catechism— 1623
  • 513 Letters of Mr. de Balzack Englished by W. Thirwyt, &c.— 1634
  • 514 Dan. Cawdrey and Herb. Palmer's Christian Sabbath Vindicated; 2d part— 1652
  • 515 W. Creed's Refuter Refuted, in Vindication of Dr. Hammond against Jeanes—1659
  • 516 Tho. Styrrup's description and use of the universal Quadrat — 1655
  • 517 The whole Works of Sam. Daniel, Esq; in Poetry — 1623
  • 518 Dr. Jo. Stoughton's 15 choice Sermons, preached upon select Occasions — 1640
  • 516 Ed. Leigh's Treatise of Divinity, in 3 Books— 1646
  • 520 Rob. Bolton's some general directions for walking with God, &c.— 1638
  • 521 Dr. Jo. Mayer's English Catechism explained, on the Church Catechism—1635
  • 522 R. Stock's stock of divine Knowledge on the Attributes — 1641
  • 523 Tho. Blake's Covenant sealed, a treatise of the Sacraments of both Covenants—1655
  • 524 Tho. Hooker's Souls Humiliation: Unbelievers preparing for Christ: Souls preparat. &c.
  • 525 Bishop King's Lectures upon Jonas, and Funeral Sermon on the Archbish. of York
  • 526 Wil. Gerrard, and Capt. Hichcock's Art of War; with Figures, &c. — 1591
  • 527 Lord Bacon's Essays, or Councils Civil and Moral— London 1629
  • 528 Rich. Braithwait's Survey of History: or a Nursery for Gentry — 1638
  • 529 Hurault's Politick, Moral, and Martial discourses, out of French— 1595
  • 530 Wil. Bucanus his Institution of Christian Religion out of Gods Word—1606
  • 531 Dr. Wil. Sclater's exposition on the first and and second of the Thessalonians — 1638
  • 532 An Abstract of certain Acts, Canons, &c. for the Government of the Church—
  • 533 Hen. C [...]rn. Agrippa's 3 Books of Occult Philosophy, Englished by J. F. — 1651
  • 534 Tho. Harby's what is Truth? Recommended by Bishop Sanderson and others—1671
  • 535 Dr. Wil. T [...]iss his Morality of the 4th Commandment to bind Christians—1641
  • 536 Jo. Cruso's Castramet [...]tion, or the measuring out of Quarters for encamping an Army
  • 537 R. Shelden's motives of his Conversion from Papistry, &c.—wants Title —
  • 538 Dr. Jo. Preston's Works, viz. on the new Covenant: of the divine Attributes: of Prayer: Breast-plate of Faith, and Love: The Saints Qualifications: The Golden Scepter: Court Sermons: a Liveless Life: a Sermon: of Mortification: 4 Godly and Learned Treatises: and his Remains: 4 Vol. —
  • 539 Dr. Tho. Manton's Commentary with exposition on Jude— 1658
  • 540 Jo. Acosta's natural and moral History of the Indies — wants Title —
  • 541 Th. Godwin's Romish and Jewish, and Rouse's Attick Antiquities; compleat—1655
  • 542 The Passenger of Benvenuto Italiano, Italian and English — 1612
  • 543 Jer. Burrough's Evil of Evils, or the exceeding Sinfulness of Sin —1654
  • 544 Langham's Garden of Health in the hidden Virtues of all Simples, Plants, &c.
  • 545 Jef. Wats his Vindication of the Church and Universities of England —

Divinity, History, Physick, Miscellanies, in Octavo.

  • 1 BIshop Jer. Taylor's Collection of Offices, or Forms of Prayer: Guilt and Let. 1658
  • 2 Dr. Ed. Stillingfleet's discourse concerning Idolatry — 1672
  • 3 —his Conference between a Romish Priest, Fanat. Chapl. &c. of Idolatry 1679
  • 4 Dr. Dan. Featly's Handmaid to devotion: 9th Edition — 1675
  • 5 Lord Hales his Contemplations Divine and Moral; both parts compleat — 1685
  • 6 Dr. Bate's Historical Account of the late Troubles of England, &c. — 1685
  • 7 Lively Oracles given unto us by the Author of the whole Duty of Man—1678
  • 8 New Testament in English, in a large Octavo, with Cuts —1679
  • 9 Nic. Culpepper's London Dispensatory, Adorned, &c. —1680
  • 10 New Light to Alchymy, with a Chymical Dictionary, &c. — 1674
  • 11 Book of Psalms collected into English Metre, &c.— 1684
  • 12 Tho. Brook's Remedies against Satan's devices— 1676
  • 13 Bishop Davenant against Hoard's Gods Love to Mankind — 1641
  • 14 Plutarch's Lives of the Noble Greeks and Romans abridg'd: with other Lives. 1665
  • 15 Divine Dialogues concerning the Attributes and Providence of God, &c. —1668
  • 16 Tho. Watson's Beatitudes, on Christs Sermon in the Mount —1671
  • 17 Jo. How's Blessedness of the Righteous, on Psalm 17.15 — 1668
  • 18 History of Peter d'Aubusson, and the Turkish War, &c. — 1683
  • 19 Polhil's Answer to a discourse of Mr. Sherlock's, &c.— 1675
  • 20 —his precious Faith considered, in its Nature, working, and Growth—1657
  • 21 Tho. Ellis his Kingdom of God opened and improved — 1678
  • 22 Lord Hale's Observations on the Principles of Natural Motion—1677
  • 23 Life and Death of Mr. Jos. Al [...]eine: with his Letters, &c. — 1672
  • 24 Jo. Faldo's Quakerism no Christianity; recommended by many Divines —1675
  • 25 Dr. Patrick's Mensa mystica: on the Sacrament of the Lords Supper —1667
  • 26 R. Wicken's compleat and perfect Concordance of the English Bible— 1655
  • 27 Fr. Robert's Key of the Bible, unlocking the Richest Treasury of Scriptures, 2 Vol.
  • 28 Lord Hale's Difficiles nugae: Observations touching the Torricellian Experiment 1675
  • 29 Dr. Tho. Jacomb's Treatise of Holy Dedication, Personal and Domestick —1668
  • 30 Pet. Gassendus his Life of Nic. Cl. Piereskius; Englished by Dr. Rand— 1657
  • 31 Dr. Stillingfleet's Conferences betwixt a Romish Priest, &c. about Idolatry 1679
  • 32 Dr. Mart. Luther's 34 chosen Sermons, Englished by Will Gace—1649
  • 33 Ja. Nalton's 20 Sermons upon several Texts — 1649
  • 34 Will. Greenhil's Treatise of soundness of heart, with other Sermons — 1670
  • 35 Will. Barton's Book of Psalms in Metre — 1682
  • 36 Andr. Moor's Compendious History of the Turks — 1663
  • 37 Ed. Leigh's select observations on the Twelve Caesars —1670
  • 38 Jo. Smith's Mystery of Rhetorick unvail'd — 1657
  • 39 Young Clerks Guide in 4 parts; a Collection of English Presidents— 1673
  • 40 Hugh's Abridgement of Sir Fr. More's Reports. English — 1665
  • 41 Fidel's Guide for a studious young Lawyer, in Presidents for Conveyances — 1658
  • 42 Will. Shepheard's sure Guide for his Majesties Justices of Peace—1669
  • 43 —his Actions upon the Case for slander; 2d Edition — 1674
  • 44 —his Actions upon the Case for Deeds, out of many great Volumes of the Law
  • 45 Principles and Practices of moderate Divines abusively called Latitudinarians—1671
  • 46 Dr. Will. Harvy's Anatomical Exercises of the Heart and Blood — 1673
  • 47 Machiavel's Discourses upon T. Livius, with his Prince, &c. — 1674
  • [Page 18]48 Renunciation of several Doctrines contrary to the Church of England — 1680
  • 49 Examination of Tilenus in Eutopia before the Triers —1658
  • 50 Geo. Herbert's Priest to the Temple, or the Country Parson—1675
  • 51 Hoard's God Love to Mankind, and Souls Misery and Recovery—1658
  • 52 Basil. Valentine's Triumphant Chariot of Antimony with Figures — 1678
  • 53 Jer. Dyke's worthy Communicant, a Treatise of the Lords Supper — 1636
  • 54 Jos. Symona's Case and Cure of a deserted Soul —1639
  • 55 Nicremberge's Treatise of the difference betwixt Temporal and Eternal—1672
  • 56 J. F. Senault's use of the Passions, Englished out of French —1671
  • 57 Book of the Common Prayer, New Testament, and Psalms, large letter—1680
  • 58 Bas. Valentine's last Will and Testament, with his 2 Treatises — 1670
  • 59 S. Partridges Description of an Instrument called the double Scale of Proportion 1661
  • 60 Cl. Mauger's French Grammar, French and English: 5th Edition— 1667
  • 61 Dr. South's Sermons upon several Occasion — Oxford 1679
  • 62 Benj. Baxter concerning the making a Judgement of Temporal Conditions —1669
  • 63 Cl. A [...]lianus his various History translated out of Greek—1665
  • 64 Rich. Garpenter's Experience, History, and Divinity, in 5 Books — 1642
  • 65 Evelyn's Navigation and Commerce, their Original and Progress—167 [...]
  • 66 P. Barbette's Chyrurgical and Anatomical Works, with Figures—1676
  • 67 Sir Geo. [...]harton's Works collected into one Volume by Jo. Gadbury—168 [...]
  • 68 Al. Brome's Poems and other Songs: 3d Edition —1668
  • 69 Jo. Smith's Instructions for the French, Italian, Spanish and English Tongues—167 [...]
  • 70 Sam. Rolle's burning of London Commemorated in a hundred discourses, &c.—166 [...]
  • 71 —his London's Resurrection, or Rebuilding encouraged, &c.— 1668
  • 72 Zack C [...]ke's Art of Logick, the entire Body thereof, in English— 165 [...]
  • 73 Dr. du Viel's Literal Explanation of the Acts of the Apostles— 168 [...]
  • 74 Dr. Patrick's divine Arithmetick; or the right Art of numbring our days — 167 [...]
  • 75 May's History of the Reign of King Edward the 3d in English Verse, &c.— 163 [...]
  • 76 Dr. Reg. de Graas's Treatise of Pancreatick Juice, with Figures—167 [...]
  • 77 Fellow Traveller, furnished with short Stories, choice Speeches, &c. — 165 [...]
  • 78 Ed. Leigh's Treatise of the divine Promises, in 5 Books; 3d Edition — 165 [...]
  • 79 Mat. Pool's Dialogue between a Popish Priest and an EnglishProtestant — 166 [...]
  • 80 N [...]m [...]si [...] the Philosopher of the Nature of Man, English out of Greek —163 [...]
  • 81 Dr. Tho. Bruge's [...]a [...]e [...]cum; or a Companion for a Chyrurgion —165 [...]
  • 82 Parker's discourse of Ecclesiastical Polity, and of Toleration —167 [...]
  • 83 Mock Cl [...]lia, a Comical History in Imitation of Don Quixot— 167 [...]
  • 84 Aes [...]p Improved, viz. his Fables, &c. in English Verse —167 [...]
  • 85 Planter's Manual; Instructions for Raising, Planting, &c. of Fruit-Trees — 167 [...]
  • 86 Al. Ross his View of the Jewish Religion, their manner of Life, &c. —165 [...]
  • 87 P. Thibaul's Art of Chymistry; as it is now practised — 167 [...]
  • 88 Archibishop Usher's Judgement, of the extent of Christ's Death &c.—165 [...]
  • 89 History of Justin, Englished by Rob. Codrington; 4th Edition— 168 [...]
  • 90 Dr. Goore's Exposition of the difficult Texts of the Bible—168 [...]
  • 91 Blome's description of Jamaica, Barbados, &c. with Maps—167 [...]
  • 92 Dr. Simpson's Philosophical discourse of Fermentation — 16 [...]
  • 93 Tho. Gobbet's practical discourse of Prayer —165 [...]
  • 94 Dr. Tho. Sherley's Curiosities of Scurvy-grass, with Figures, &c. —167 [...]
  • 95 Dr. Tho. Manton's practical exposition of the Lords Prayer — 168 [...]
  • 96 Bulter's account of the Year, Month, day, and Minute of the Birth of Christ— 167 [...]
  • 97 The Right of Tythes Re-asserted and Vindicated, &c. — 168 [...]
  • [Page 19]98 Secker's Nonsuch Professor in his Meridian Splendour — 1660
  • 99 View of the Empires, Kingdoms, Principalities, &c. of Europe—1669
  • 100 Evelin's Navigation and Commerce, their Original and Progress — 1674
  • 101 Will. L [...]yl [...]urn's Arithmetick, Vulgar, Decimal, Instrumental, Algebraical —
  • 102 Dela Maine's description, and use of the Horizontal Quadrant— 1631
  • 103 Guidot's discourse of Bathe, and the hot Waters, with a Map, & Fig. of Rom. Antiq.
  • 104 W. Si [...]ps [...]'s Anatomy of Scarbrough Spaws in Yorkshire, with Figures—1669
  • 105 The Compleat Sollicitor performing his duty, &c. 4th Edition — 1672
  • 106 Compleat Attorney, or the Practick part of the Law — 1666
  • 107 H [...]h's Parson's Law, or a view of Advowsons; 3d Edition — 1673
  • 108 Cl. Mauger's French Grammar; and new Dialogues; 6th Edition—1670
  • 109 P. de Lai [...]'s French Grammar, for the use of the Princesses of Orange & Denmark
  • 110 Buckler of State and Justice, against the French Design of Universal Monarchy 1673
  • 111 Practick part of the Law, or the compleat Attorney— 1666
  • 112 Vindication of the Primitive Church, and of Episcopacy, in answer to Mr. Baxter
  • 113 The Mirror of Fortune, or the true Characters of Fate and Destiny — 1676
  • 114 Choice Pieces of that renowned Antiquary Sir Rob. Cotton, &c.— 1679
  • 115 Geo. Meriton's Anglorum gesta, or an History of England—1678
  • 116 Jo. Clieveland's Poems, Orations, Epistles, &c.—1677
  • 117 Mynsicht's Treasury of Physick, Englished by Jo. Partridge— 1682
  • 118 Rabisha's whole Body of Cookery dissected; 2d Edition — 1675
  • 119 Reduction of Ireland to the Crown of England, and of the Massacre in 1641—
  • 120 Dr. Wettenhal's Gist of Prayer, Singing, Preaching, &c.— Dublin 1679
  • 121 Pet. Morellus Expert Doctors Dispensatory; Englished by Gulpepper — 1657
  • 122 Glaser's compleat Chymist, a new Treatise of Chymistry, with Copper Plates 1677
  • 123 Dr. Ever. Maynwaring's Treatise of the Scurvy, 4th Edition—1672
  • 124 Sir Jon. Moor of Artillery, or great Ordinance, with Figures—1683
  • 125 Bohun's discourse of the origine and properties of Wind—1671
  • 126 New Politick Lights, or modern Rome's Government — 1678
  • 127 R. Mayhews death of death in the death of Christ —1679
  • 128 Will. Rabisha's whole Body of Cookery dissected —1682
  • 129 R. Steel's Husbandmans Calling, in 12 Sermons; 2d Edition— 1672
  • 130 Tho. Vincent's Christs certain and sudden Appearance to Judgement— 1683
  • 131 Bauthumley's Relation of the most material Passages and Persecutions of the Church
  • 132 Jo. Partridge's Treasury of Physick, and Remedies against all Diseases — 1682
  • 133 White's perpatetical Institutions, and Appendix of the Beginning of the World
  • 134 New Testament, translated out of Greek, with Beza's Notes, and an Appendix, &c.
  • 135 History of the Grand Visiers, of the 3 last Grand Seigniors, &c.— 1677
  • 136 Captain Sharp's Voyages in the South Sea, &c.— 16 [...]4
  • 137 Jo. Smith's Mystery of Rhetorick unveil'd— 1663
  • 138 Dr. Jo. Owen's discourse of the Work of the Holy Spirit in Prayer — 1682
  • 139 Phil. Goodwin's Family Religion revived—wants Title —
  • 140 Squire's unreasonableness of the Romanists requiring our Communion— 1670
  • 141 Fr. Craven's Eternalia: upon John 6.27.— 1677
  • 142 Tho. Brook's precious Remedies against Satan's Devices—1661
  • 143 Nic. Machiav [...]l's discourses upon the first decade of Titus Livius—1636
  • 144 M. Needham's medela medicinae, a Plea for the free profession of Physick — 1665
  • 145 Dr. Whitlo [...]k's Observations on the present mannners of the English— 1654
  • 146 Bayfield's Treatise, de [...] his Capitis, of the Diseases of the Head—1663
  • 147 Zayde, a Spanish History, a pleasant and witty Novel—1678
  • [Page 20]148 Fragmenta Prophetica, or the Remains of George Wither, Esquire— 1669
  • 149 Jo. Bunyan's Holy War, made by Shaddai upon Diabolus, &c.— 1682
  • 150 New Survey of the Turkish Empire, History, and Government, &c. —1664
  • 151 Brown's Apothecary's Prosody — London 1685
  • 152 Zach. Bogan's help to Prayer and Meditation —1660
  • 153 Cl. Elianus his various History, Englished from the Greek by Tho. Stanly —1665
  • 154 Dr. du Moulin's Treatise of Peace and Contentment of Mind; 3d Edition — 1679
  • 155 R. Broughton's memorial of the Ancient, and most Holy State of Great Brittain 1650
  • 156 Sir Tho. Killigrew's 3 Plays. viz. Selindra, Pandora, Ormasdes — 1665
  • 157 Leybourn's Arithmetick, Vulgar, Decimal, Instrumental, Algebraical— 1678
  • 158 Villier's Englishman speaking French, and the Frenchman speaking English—1680
  • 159 Jos. Symond's Case and Cure of a deserted Soul — 1629
  • 160 Pettit's Visions of Government, confuting Antimonarchical Principles, &c. —1684
  • 161 Th. Heywood's general History of Women, of the most Holy and most Profane 1657
  • 162 Lithgow's 19 years Travels through the most eminent places of the World—1682
  • 163 Ed. Calamy's Evidence for Heaven; infallible Signs of Salvation—1657
  • 164 Loyd's Pourtraicture of King Charles the II. — 1660
  • 165 Blome's description of Jamaica, and the English Territorys in America, with Maps, &c.
  • 166 P. Thibaut's Art of Chymistry, as it is now practised— 1668
  • 167 Whole Duty of Man, 2d part — 1683
  • 168 Eutrophius's Breviary of the Roman History, Englished by divers hands— 1684
  • 169 Lawrence's Interest of Ireland in its Trade and Wealth stated— 1682
  • 170 Hen. Gellibrand's Epitomy of Navigation—1680
  • 171 Dr. Fowler's design of Christianity, and our Saviours coming into the World 1671
  • 172 Bishop Hall's Invisible World discovered to the Spiritual Eye — 1659
  • 173 Robinson's Christ all in all, of the Similitudes whereby Christ is described in Script.
  • 174 Al. Ross his Arcana Microcosmi; the hid Secrets of Mans Body—1652
  • 175 Jo. Howe's Redeemers Tears over lost Sinners: and of the Sin against the H. Ghost
  • 176 Secretary in Fashion; a compendious way of Writing Letters —1658
  • 177 Jer. Dyke's worthy Communicant: a Treatise of the Sacrament —1657
  • 178 Cleopatra, the Eighth part, a new Romance —1658
  • 179 Leigh's select Observations on all the Roman Emperors—1664
  • 180 Parson the Jesuite his 3d and 4th part of his Treatise of the 3 Conversions of England in an examination of Fox's Calendar Saints —
  • 181 Dr. Parker's Reproof of Marvel's Rehearsal transprosed — 1673
  • 182 Rome's Conviction, or a Vindication of the Original Institution of Christianity 1683
  • 183 Steph. Charnock's discourse of Divine Providence —1684
  • 184 Dr. Bate's Sermons upon death, and Eternal Judgement —1683
  • 185 Dr. du Moulins Treatise of Peace and Contentment of the Mind —1657
  • 186 Meriton's Anglorum gesta, or the history of England—1670
  • 187 Annals of Love in the Amours of divers Princes Courts—1672
  • 188 Rich. Saunder's Astrological Judgement and Practise of Physick — 1677
  • 189 Record's Arithmetick, or the grounds of Art, &c. wants Title—
  • 190 Val. Maximus his View of the Religion, Laws, Customs, Manners, &c. of the Romans
  • 191 Discourse of Auxiliary Beauty, &c. in point of Conscience between two Ladys 1656
  • 192 Hue's Learned Treatise of the Globes, Englished by chilmead — 1639
  • 193 Bishop Hall's Honor of the marryed Clergy maintain'd— 1620
  • 194 Blount's Gossographia, or a Dictionary Interpreting hard English words—1656
  • 195 Dr. Gid. Harvey's Great Venus unmaskt, of the Pox — 1672
  • 196 Dr. E. Maynwaring's preservation of Health and prolongation of Life —1669
  • [Page 21]197 Nieremberge's difference betwixt Temporal and Eternal— 1672
  • 198 Discourse of Church Unity in defence of Dr. Stillingfleet —1681
  • 199 Dr. Bury's constant Communicant, of Constancy in receiving the Sacrament 1681
  • 200 Janeway's Heaven upon Earth, the best Friend in the worst of Times — 1671
  • 201 Lovel's Indiculus Universalis; the Universe in Epitomy— 1679
  • 202 Quarle's Triumphant Chastity in a dispute betwixt Joseph and his Mistress—
  • 203 J. Evelyn's Navigation and Commerce, their Original and Progress—1674
  • 204 Bas. Valentine's Triumphant Chariot of Antimony, with Figues, &. — 1678
  • 205 History of Feavers, with a description of the Spleen and Pancreas— 1674
  • 206 The unfortunate Heroes, or the Adventures of 10 fam'd Men—1679
  • 207 A Boulster Lecture: Art asleep Husband: Witty Jests, &c.—1640
  • 208 W [...]lgrave's whole Art of decimal Arithmetick: and Essay of Gunnery, &c. Fig.
  • 209 [...]a [...]sha's whole body of Cookery dissected, taught, &c. — 1682
  • 210 Dr. Mor [...]'s conjectural Essay of a threefold Cabbala — 1653
  • 211 Dr. Stillingsteet's conferences betwixt a Romish Priest and a Divine touching Idolatry
  • 212 Tho. Collier's Body of Divinity, or Confession of Faith — 1674
  • 213 Dr. Tim. Puller's moderation of the Church of England — 1679
  • 214 Tho. Ravenscroft's whole Book of Psalms, with several Tunes— 1672
  • 215 Dr. Patrick's Friendly debate betwixt a Conformist and a Nonconformist—1669
  • 216 E [...]. Reyner's Precept for Christian Practice; or the Rule of the N. Creature 1662
  • 217 Dr. Mart. Luther's 34 special and chosen Sermons—1649
  • 218 Tho. Brightman's Revelation of St. John Illustrated— Leyden 1616
  • 219 Dies Dominica, or the Lords day; a sucinct Narration thereof—1672
  • 220 Rob. Sharrocks History of the Propagation and Improvement of Vegetables 1672
  • 221 Cl. Mauger's Letters in French a [...] English on divers Subjects— 1671
  • 222 Sport upon Sport in selected pieces of drollery—1672
  • 223 Sherburn's Medea, a Tragedy, Englished out of Seneca, with Annotations — 1648
  • 224 H. C. de Luzanci's Reflexions on the Council of Trent —1672
  • 225 Kirkman's unlucky Citizen with Figures — 1673
  • 226 Leigh's England described in the several Countys and Shires thereof — 1659
  • 227 Mos. Amyraldus his discourse concerning the divine Dreams in Scripture —1676
  • 228 Dr. Tho. Simpson's true way of preserving the Blood, &c. —1670
  • 229 Ed. Calamy's Art of divine Meditation — 1670
  • 230 Nat. Ranews solitude improved by divine meditation — 1670
  • 231 Tillinghast's knowledge of the Times, how long it shall be to the end of Wonder,
  • 232 Blount's Glossographia; a Dictionary interpreting of hard English Words— 1656
  • 233 Ed. Waterhouse's humble Apology for Learning and Learned Men — 1653
  • 234 Dud. Digg's unlawfulness of Subjects taking up Arms — 1664
  • 235 Commelyn's management, ordering and use of the Lemmon and Orange-Trees 1683
  • 236 Silvius de le Boe's Jdea of the Practice of Physick; with Dr. Needham's Preface 1675
  • 237 Compleat Midwives Practice enlarged, &c. with Figures —1663
  • 238 Jo. Beguinus his Chymical Essays from the Fountain of Nature— 1669
  • 239 Dr. Will. Marshal's Resolutions of divers knotty Questions in Philosophy—1678
  • 240 Jo. Gadbury's Astrological Treasury relating to Physick — 1674
  • 241 History of Cardinal de Richelieus, French Academy erected at Paris— 1657
  • 242 Mat. Mead's Good of early Obedience, and bearing Christs Yoke betimes—1683
  • 243 Chr. Sympson's Compendium of practical Musick, in 5 parts —1667
  • 244 R. Hawkin's discourse of the National Excellencies of England— 1658
  • 245 Ovid's Heroical Epistles in English, with Figures — 1677
  • 246 Dr: Nehem Grew's Anatomy of Vegetables, with Figures—1672
  • [Page]247 Bohun concerning the Origine and Properties of Wind — 1671
  • 248 The Wits, or sport upon sport; curious Drolls, Faces, &c.—
  • 249 Description of the Island of Jamaica, with the English Territorys in America, Maps
  • 250 Aleyn's History of King Henry the 7th of England in Verse — 1638
  • 251 Ed. Wingate's exact Abridgement of all the Statutes in force—1655
  • 252 Bishop Saint David's Apology for the Church of England in point of separation 1658
  • 253 Historical Memoirs on the Reigns of Q. Elizabeth and King James — 1658
  • 254 Dr. Jo. Newton's Scale of Interest; or the use of Decimal Fractions—1668
  • 255 Dan. Bartolus his Learned Man, defended and Reformed —
  • 256 Webb's Antiquity of China, in an Essay of its Language, being the Primitive 1678
  • 257 Evelyn's Navigation and Commerce, their Original and Progress— 1674
  • 258 R. Rapin's Reflexions on Aristotles Treatise of Poesie— 1674
  • 259 Dr. Grew's Idea of a Phytological History of Roots, with Figures —1673
  • 260 Newton's Cosmographia, a View of the Globes Terrestrial, and Celestial— 1679
  • 261 May's Victorious Reign of King Edward the 3d. in English Verse —1655
  • 162 Ja. Howel's Dodona's Grove, or the Vocal Forrest, 2d part — 1650
  • 263 R. Rapinus of Garden's 4 Books, Englished into Verse by Evelyn —1673
  • 164 Procopius his secret History of the Court of the Emperor Justinian — 1674
  • 265 Practick part of the Law; or the compleat Attorney — 1654
  • 266 Al. Ross his Mystagogus Poeticus, or the Muses Interpreter —1648
  • 267 Zach. Coke's Art of Logick; an intire Body thereof in English —1654
  • 268 Rich. Lassel's Voyage of Italy in 2 parts — 1670
  • 269 Sir Jo. Suckling's Poems and incomparable Pieces — 1648
  • 270 Rob. Baron's Cyprian Academy—1648
  • 271 Rob. Bo [...]le's Essay about the Origine and Vertues of Gems — 1672
  • 272 Memoirs of the Duke of Roa, and Occurre [...]es of France — 1660
  • 273 Doolittle's Young Man's Instructer, and the Old Man's Remembrancer—1673
  • 274 Sandy's Ovid Metamorphosis in English Verse— wants Title —
  • 275 Modern Curiosities of Art and Nature. by Lemery: Englished out of French 1685
  • 376 Stockton's Counsel to the Afflicted, who suffered by Fire— 1666
  • 277 Academy of Complements, with new Additions of Songs— 1680
  • 278 Sir Tho. Ireland's exact Abridgement of Cook's Reorts—1650
  • 279 Dr. Hinckley's Letters on several Occasions betwixt him and Mr. Baxter —1680
  • 280 Seargeant's Faith Vindicated from the Possibility of Falshood—1667
  • 281 Dr. Mart. Luther's 34 special and chosen Sermons —1649
  • 282 Bun [...]an's Holy War, made by Shaddai upon Diabolus, &c. — 1682
  • 283 Chilm [...]ad's Treatise of the Globes Terrestrial and Celestial— 1639
  • 284 England's Parnassus, or the choicest Flowers of our Modern Poets—1600
  • 285 Dr. Tho. B [...]ugis Vade mecum; or a Companion of a Chyrurgion — 1679
  • 286 Epitomy of the whole Art of Husbandry, with new Additions—1670
  • 287 Chr. Ness his Compleat and Compendious Church History; 3d Edition— 1681
  • 288 America, or an exact description of the West Indies, with a Map — 1655
  • 289 Blount's Horae subsecivae, Observations and Discourses, &c.— 1620
  • 290 Discourse concerning the Beauty of Holiness, by the Author of the Duty of Man
  • 291 Rich. Saunder's Astrological Judgement and Practice of Physick—1677
  • 292 Dr. Jo. Newton's Cosmographia, a view of the Globes Terrestrial and Celestial 1679
  • 293 Hudibrass, the Third and last part — London 1679
  • 294 Geo. Wyther's Abuses stript and whipt, or Satyrical Essays—1613
  • 295 Jo. Evelyn's Navigation and Commerce, their Original and Progress — 1674
  • 296 Crow's Exact Catalogue of our English Writers on the Bible—1673
  • [Page 23]297 Dr. Martin Luther's 34 special and chosen Sermons, &c.— 1649
  • 298 Dryden's Annus mirabilis; the year of Wonders 1666. an Historical Poem—1667
  • 299 Dr. Rich. Sibbs his Souls Conflict, &c.—wants Title —
  • 300 Sam. Ward's Collection of Sermons and Treatises, &c.— 1636
  • 301 A Journey into Spain —London 1670
  • 302 Dr. Jo. Twysden's Answer to Needham's Medela Medicinae—1666
  • 303 Dr. Staunton's Life and Death; and of Christian Conference, &c.—1673
  • 304 Practice of Piety —1675
  • 305 Dr. Tho. Piercy's Sinner Impleaded in his own Court — 1660
  • 306 Tho. Mannyngham's Two Discourses— 1681
  • 307 Sir Hen. Wotton's Remains, viz. Lives, Letters, Poems, &c.—1651
  • 308 Li [...]tleton's Tenures in English, lately perused and amended—1627
  • 309 Nic. Culpeper's Treatise of the Rickets; or Childrens Disease —1668
  • 310 Sennertus his Practical Physick; of the Scurvy, Dropsie, Fevers, Pox and Gout 1676
  • 311 Dr. Reg. de Graaf's Treatise of Pancreatick Juice, with Figures—1676
  • 312 Ro [...]. Vilvain's Epitomy of Essays, in English Verse — 1654
  • 313 Geo. Sandy's Ovid Metamorphosis Englished, in Verse, 3d Edition—1638
  • 314 Archbishop Abbot's brief description of the whole World—1656
  • 315 Sir Will. Temple's Observations upon the United Provinces of the Netherlands 1673
  • 316 Dr. Will. Johnson's Narrative of a great deliverance at Sea —1672
  • 317 Dr. Patrick's Appendix to the third part of the Friendly Debate—1670
  • 318 —his divine Arithmetick; or the right Art of numbring our Days— 1672
  • 319 Bulwer's Chirologia, or the natural Language of the hand, with Figues —1644
  • 320 Causes and Remedy of the distempers of the Times, in discourses of Obed. & disobed
  • 321 Choice Pieces of that Renowned Antiquary, Sir Rob. Cotton — 1651
  • 322 All. Ross his Mystagogus Po [...]ticus, or the Muses Interpreter— 1648
  • 323 —his View of the Jewish Religion, with the Articles of their Faith — 1656
  • 324 Memoirs of Mr. des. Ecotais, or the Motives of his Conversion—1677
  • 325 Monarchy asserted in a Conference before Owler Cromwel — 1660
  • 326 Wilkinson's Office and Authority of Coroners and Sherifs — 1641
  • 327 Bishop Hall's Resolutions of divers Practical Cases of Conscience —1649
  • 328 Gildas (the Wise) his Epistle touching the destruction of Brittain by the Saxons
  • 329 History of Erastus, and the 7 Wise Masters of Rome, Illustrated with Pictures 1674
  • 330 Reflexions upojn Ancient and Modern Philosophy, Moral and Natural—1678
  • 331 Herne's Modern Assurancer, or the Clerks Directory, Presidents, &c.—1658
  • 332 Touchstone of Precedents Relating to Judicial Proceedings at Common Law 1682
  • 333 Clark's Guide, a Collection of English Presidents, &c. —1651
  • 334 Wil. Greenwood's practical demonstration of County-Judicatures —1668
  • 335 Judgement upon Law Cases in the upper Bench and Common Pleas— 1655
  • 336 Jo. Cotgrave's English Treasury of Wit and Language— 1655
  • 337 Al. Ross his marrow of History in an Epitomy of Sir W. Rawleigh —1650
  • 338 America, an exact description of the West Indies, with a Map: by N. N.—1655
  • 339 Fort Royal of Holy Scriptures, a new Concordance, &c. —1652
  • 340 Geo. Herbert's Priest to the Temple, or the Country Parson — 1677
  • 341 Jo. How's Reconciliableness of Gods Prescience of the Sins of Men—1677
  • 342 Ja. Janeway's Heaven upon Earth, the best Friend in the worst of Times, 6th Edit.
  • 343 Thirty four special and chosen Sermons of Dr. Martin Luthers —1649
  • 3444 Mr. du Balzack's new Epistles, Englished by Sr. Rich. Baker—1639
  • 345 Al. Brome's Songs and other Poems— 1661
  • 346 Certamen Epistolare, or a Letter-Combat between Dr. Heylin, Mr. Baxter, Dr. Bernard
  • [Page 24]347 Holy Life and happy Death of J. Bruen of Cheshire, Esq. — 1649
  • 348 Some Instructions concerning the Art of Oratory— 1658
  • 349 Jo. Wilkinson's Treatise of the Offices of Sherifs, &c.— 1641
  • 350 Sir Tho. Ireland's exact abridgement of the Lord Cook's Reports—1657
  • 351 Geo. Meriton's Parsons Monitor, of Cases concerning the Clergy— 1681
  • 352 Practick part of the Law in the Office of a compleat Attorney— 1656
  • 353 Compleat Sollicitor, performing his Duty, &c.— 1666
  • 354 Tho. Wenthworths Office and Duty of Executors: 4th Edition — 1656
  • 355 Wil. Shepheards Office of a Justice of Peace, &c.—1662
  • 356 Osborne's Political Observations on the Government of the Turks—1656
  • 357 Meriton's Touchstone of Wills, Testaments, and Administrations —1668
  • 358 Young Clerks Tutor in a Collecion of English Presidents, &c. — 1668
  • 359 Littleton's Tenures in English, perused and amended— 1661
  • 360 Jo. Sleiden's Key of History in an Abridgement of the 4 Monarchies — 1661
  • 361 Dr. Chamberlain's Present State of England, with Reflexions on the Ancient, 2 Vol [...]
  • 362 French Gardner, 3d Edition; Illustrated with Sculptures, &c. —1675
  • 363 Anatomy of the Elder-Tree, in approved Remedys, &c. — 1670
  • 364 Tho. Vicary's Surgeons directory for young Practitioners— 1651
  • 365 The Life of Donna Olimpia Maldachini— 1666
  • 366 Pet. Levin's Pathway to Health, in excellent Medicines, &c. — 166 [...]
  • 367 Dr. Bayly's Certamen Religiosum, in a conference between K. Charles & M. of Worcest [...]
  • 368 The School of the Heart, in 47 Emblems —167 [...]
  • 369 Gildas (the Wise) his Epistle of the destruction of Brittain by the Saxons — 1638
  • 370 Sir Jo. Hayward's Life and Reign of K. Edward the 6th. and beginning of Q. Eli [...]
  • 371 Mr. du Balzack's Prince, Englished out of French —1648
  • 372 Bishop Hall's Resolutions of divers Cases of Conscience — 1641
  • 373 The Practice of Piety, directing a Christian how to walk, &c.—
  • 374 Present State of the united Provinces of the Low Countrys —166 [...]
  • 375 Bishop Downame of the Covenant of Grace, &c.—1647
  • 376 Evelyn's K [...]len [...]arium Hortense, or the Gardners Almanack —167 [...]
  • 377 Sennertus his Practical Physick, of the Scurvy, Dropsie, Feavers, Pox and Gout 167 [...]
  • 378 Netherland-Historian, of the Wars between the English, French and Dutch, 60 Sculp [...]
  • 379 Geo. Joy's Refutation of Bishop Winchester St. Gardner's Book — 154 [...]
  • 380 Jo. Wyckclif's true Copy of a Prologue on the English Bible— 155 [...]
  • 381 Fr. Rouse's Catholick Charity, and Rome's Uncharitableness—164 [...]
  • 382 R. Capel of Tentations, their Nature, Danger, Cure, &c.— 165 [...]
  • 383 Allen's Riches of God's Covenant of Grace —166 [...]
  • 384 Hughe's exact Abridgement of Sir Fr. Moor's Reports — 166 [...]
  • 385 Hue's Learned Treatise of the Globes, Englished by Chilmead— 163 [...]
  • 386 Sir Rob. Cotton's choice Pieces, published by Howel — 167 [...]
  • 387 Fidel's Guide for a studious young Lawyer in Presidents of Conveyances—1658
  • 388 Herne's Modern Assurancer, or the Clerks Directory in Presidents, &c. —1658
  • 389 Phillip's Grandeur of the Law, and Catalogue of the Nobility and Gentry advanc'd
  • 390 Will. Tower's Treatise against Atheism, confuting the same—1679
  • 391 Reply to the Answer of the Catholick Apology — 1668
  • 392 Capt. Bo [...]eler's War practically performed, &c. —1663
  • 393 Jerusalem and Babel, whether Catholicks or Protestants be better Subjects—1653
  • 394 Sir Tho. Smith's Commonwealth of England —1633
  • 395 Eugen. Philalethes his Magia Adamica, or Antiquity of Magick — 165 [...]
  • 396 Osborne's Miscellany of Essays, Paradoxes, &c. — 1659

Divinity, History, &c. in Folio.

  • 1 BIshop Andrews ninety six Sermons, with a Sermon preached before two Kings 1641
  • 2 A View of the Soul, in several Tracts, by a Person of Quality, Gilt Back 1682
  • 3 Sibbs Commentary on the first Chapter of the Second Epistle to the Corinthians 1655
  • 4 Jermins Commentary upon the whole Book of the Proverbs of Solomon 1638
  • 5 Democritus Junior, alias Burtons Anatomy of Melancholy — Oxon. 1624
  • 6 Grews Description of the Natural and Artificial Rarities belonging to the R. Society 1681
  • 7 Pembles Works; containing sundry Treatises and Expositions — 1659
  • 8 Calvins Sermons upon the fifth Book of Moses, called Deutronomy — 1583
  • 9 Dr. Cudworths Intel. System of the Universe, confut. the Reason and Phil. of Atheism 1673
  • 10 Austins Devout, Godly and Learned Meditations — 1633
  • 11 Cartwrights Confutation of the Rhemists Translation of the New Testament 1618
  • 12 Willets Sixfold Commentary upon the Epistle of Saint Paul to the Romans 1611
  • 13 Guevaras Dial of Princes, declaring the Excel. of a Prince that is a good Christian 1619
  • 14 Dr. Hortons choice Expositions on four select Psalms — 1675
  • 15 Lushingtons Commentary on the Epistle to the Galathians — 1650
  • 16 Brathwaits English Gentleman, and English Gentlewoman, third Edition 1641
  • 17 Sterrys Discourse of the Freedom of the Will — 1675
  • 18 Roberts Key of the Bible, unlocking the Richest Treasures of the Holy Scriptures 1675
  • 19 The House of Mourning, or a collection of 47 Funeral Serm. by several emin. Div. 1640
  • 20 Hooker of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity — 1611
  • 21 Davis Rights belonging to an Uniformity in Churches — 1669
  • 22 Monsieur de Silhons Minister of State, shewing the true use of Modern Policy 1658
  • 23 Dr. Mores Modest Enquiry into the Mystery of Iniquity — 1664
  • 24 Cottons Compleat Concordance to the Bible of the last Translation — 1631
  • 25 Musculus Com. places of C. Rel. for the use of those who desire the knowl. of Godly truth 1563
  • 26 Relation of a Conference between Arch-Bishop Laud, and Mr. Fisher the Jesuit 1673
  • 27 Cradocks Harmony of the 4 Evangelists — 1668
  • 28 Dr. Charletons Phisiologia Epicuro-Cassendo-Charletoniana, or a Fabrick of Science Nat. 1654
  • 29 Malynes, Lex Mercatoria, or the ancient Law Merchant — 1622
  • 30 Edmunds on Caesars Com. shewing the practice of the Art Mil. in the time of the Rom. 1604
  • 31 Dicksons Exposit. of St. Pauls Epistles, and those other Epist. of the Apost. Gilt back 1659
  • 32 Skenes Collection of the Laws, and Acts of Parliament of Scotland
  • 33 L. Bacons Nat. Hist. with his Hist. of Life and Death, New Atlantis, and Novum Organum 1683
  • 34 —Advancement and Proficiency of Learning 1640
  • 35 Seldens Titles of Honour, the third and last Edition, with Addit. and Amendments 1672
  • 36 Symsons Lexicon, or Alphab. Concordance of all the Words in the N. Test. Eng. Gr. & Lat. 1658
  • 37 Gells Essay toward the amendment of the last English Translation of the bible 1659
  • 38 The Muses Welcome to the High and Mighty King James Edinburgh 1618
  • 39 Wards Animadversions, or a Magazine of the truest Instruct. for the managery of War 1639
  • 40 Frosts Select Sermons, preached on special occasions — 1658
  • 41 Willets Sixfold Commentary on the most Divine Prophesie of Daniel 1610
  • 42 — Sixfold Commentary upon the Third Book of Moses, called Leviticus 1631
  • 43 — An Harmony upon the First Book of Samuel 1614
  • 44 Dr. Featlys Clavis Mystica, a Key opening difficult Texts, handled in 70 Sermons 1636
  • 45 Bishop Williams Truth Vindicated, against Atheism, Sacriledge and Profaneness 1666
  • 46 Dr. Whi [...]es Way to the true Ch. and his Reply to Jesuit Fisher, 2 Books bound in 1 vol. 1624
  • 47 Bishop Downames Treatise of Justification — 1639
  • [Page 2]48 Dr. Hakwills Apology for the Providence of God in the Government of the World 1630
  • 49 Bishop of Exeters Poor Mans Library — 1652
  • 50 Bishop Halls Works, the first Vol. with a Table newly added to the whole work 1625
  • 51 B. of Coventry and Lichfield of the Institut. of the Sacr. of the Body and Blood of Chr. 1631
  • 52 Lucius Annaeus Seneca's Works, both Moral and natural, Translated by T. Lodge. 161 [...]
  • 53 Hist. of the Church for the first six hundred Years after Christ, by Euseb. Pamphilius. 1607
  • 54 —Of the Ch. from the Prim. Age, with an acc. of the Pers. of true Martyrs, by fox. Vol. 1. 1641
  • 55 —Of the World, from the beg. to the Monarchy of Constantine the Great, by W. Howel. 1661
  • 56 —Of the World, or Mercators Atlas, containing his description thereof, full of Mapps. 1635
  • 57 —Of 4 footed Beasts, by Gesner; to which is added the Theatre of Insects by T. Muflet 1658
  • 58 —Of the noble and renowned Kingdom of Naples, with a supplement, by J. Howel. 1654
  • 59 —Of the 22. years reign of K. Lewis the 11. by P. Mattheu, Englished by E. Grinston. 1614
  • 60 —Of the Presbyterians, cont. the beg. progress and success of that active Sect. by P. Heylin. 1672
  • 61 —Of the whole World, and all the Kingdoms, Prov. Seas, and Isles thereof by P Heylin 1666
  • 62 —Of the County Palentine of Chester, illust. with divers Fig. cut in Copper, by D. King. 1656
  • 63 —Of the Lives of all the Ks. of this Isle from 2855 unto the year 1660. by Sir W. Churchil 1675
  • 64 —Of the Turks, from the first beg. of that Nat. with the Lives of the Ott. Emp. by R. Knolls 1610
  • 65 —Of France, from the beg. of that Monar. Writ. in Fr. by I. Deserres, Eng. by E. Grinstone 1607
  • 66 —Of the 4 last Parliaments of Q. Elizabeth of famous memory, coll. by H. Townshend. 1680
  • 67 —Of the Wars of Flanders writ. in Italian by Card. Bentivoglio, eng. by the E. of Monmouth 1678
  • 68 —Of the Civil Wars of Spain ih the beginning of the reign of Charles the Fifth. 1652
  • 69 —Of England to the reign of Edward III. by S. Daniel; cont. to Richard III. by J. Trussel. 2 Vol.
  • 70 —Of the World, or an account of Time, compiled by the learned Dionisius Petavius. 1659
  • 71 —Of the Antiquities of Antient Brittaine, by Aylet Sammes. Lettered.— 1676
  • 72 —Of those Philosophers on whom the Attribute of Wise was conferred, by T. Stanley. 1655
  • 73 —Of S. Pauls Cathedral, by W. Dugdale: beaut. with Pros. of the Church, Tombs, & Monuments
  • 74 —Of the Civil Wars of France by H. C. D' Avila. Gilt and Lettered on the Back. 1678
  • 75 —Of the aff. of State in Scotland to the murther of K. Charles I. by P. Nalson Vol. 2. 1683
  • 76 —Of the Council of Trent in eight Books. — 1620
  • 77 —Of the lives of the noble Grecians and Romans by Plutarch. — 1612
  • 78 —Of the Signiory of Venice, of her policy, and method of Government, by J. Howel. 1651
  • 79 —Of Great Britain, from the first peopling of this Land, to K. James, by W. Slatyr
  • 80 —Of the Holy War, by Thomas Fuller. — 1647
  • 81 —Of the Church of Great Britaine, from the birth of Christ to 1648. by T. Fuller. 1655
  • 82 —Of the Reign of K. Henry VII. by my Lord Bacon. — 1641
  • 83 —Of the mem. acc. of France under Henry II. Francis II. Charles IX. Henry III. Henry IV. 1598
  • 84 —Of Great Brittain, by J. Speed. — 1632
  • 85 —Of Polybius the Megapolitan — 1634
  • 86 —Of the Noble, High and Puissant Prince, W. Cavendish, Duke of Newcastle 1667
  • 87 —Of the Jews, &c by Josephus — 1670
  • 88 —Of the Valarous and Witty Knight Errant Don Quixot of the Mancha. — 1675
  • 89 —Of the great and renowned Monarchy of China. — 1655
  • 90 —Of Edward IV. King of England, by W. Habington. — 1640
  • 91 —Of the Reign of King Henry VII. by my Lord Bacon. — 1641
  • 92 —Of the Iron Age, illustrated with the lively Effigies of renowned Persons. 1650
  • 93 Speed (John) Prospect of the most famous parts of the World. — 1662
  • 94 Cassandra the samed Romance, the whole Work, gilt Back and lettered — 1676
  • 95 Dutchess of Newcastles Playes, never before printed — 1668
  • 96 — Philo [...]ophycal and Physical Opinions. — 1655
  • 97 — Philo [...]ophical [...]e [...]ers and Reflect. upon some Opinions in Natural Philosophy. 1664
  • [Page 3]98 Letters and Poems in honour of the incomparable Margaret Dutchess of Newcastle. 1676
  • 99 Ovids Metamorphosis, englished, methodized, and represented in Figures by G. Sandys. 1632.
  • 100 Guillims display of Heraldry, second Edition enlarged. — 1632
  • 101 Philips new World of English Words, or gen. Dict. interp. the hard Words in our Lan. 1663
  • 102 The Princess Cloria, or the Royal Romance, by a person of Honour. — 1665
  • 103 Tarsis and Zelie, the famous new Romance — 1685
  • 104 The Novels and Tales of the Renown. John Boccasio, fifth Edit. corrected and am. 1684
  • 105 Howells Morphandra, or parley of Beasts — 1660
  • 106 Plutarchs Philosophy, commonly called the Morals — 1603
  • 107 The Works of the famous and worthy Minister of Christ, Mr. W. Perkins, in 3 Vol.
  • 108 Hildersams Lectures on the fourth Chapter of John — 1629
  • 109 Leighs Body of Div. in 10 Books, wherein the Fundam. and grounds of Rel. are open'd 1654
  • 110 —Annotations on the five Poetieal Books of the Old Testament — 1657
  • 111 —Annotations upon all the New Testament, Philological and Theological 1650
  • 112 Four Tracts, written by the Learned John Selden, of the Inner Temple, Esquire 1683
  • 113 Towersons Works, being an Explic. of the Creed, the Decal. of the L. Prayer, in 3 vol. 1685
  • 114 Ursinus summ of Christ. Relig. to which is added Parens Theological Miscellanies 1645
  • 115 Rea's Flora, Ceres and Pomona, adorn'd with Sculptures cut in Copper — 1665
  • 116 Calvins Commentary upon the Prophesie of Isaiah — 1609
  • 117 Dr. Littletons sixty one Sermons, preached mostly upon publick occasions — 1680
  • 118 Bishop Brownrigs sixty five Sermons, in 2 Volumes
  • 119 Wrights Commentary on the five Books of Moses — 1668
  • 120 A Collection of the Works of Dr. Jackson, such as were not published before 1654
  • 121 Faringdons 30 Sermons, to which is added a Sermon at the Funeral of Sir Geo. Whitmore 1647
  • 122 Bochas Fall of Princes and other Nobles, Englished by John Lydgate, Monk of Bury 1527
  • 123 Four Books of the History of Cornelius Tacitus, with Annototions by Henry Savil 1591
  • 24 The Wall-Flower, a Hist. partly true, partly Romantick, morally Divine, by T. Baily 1650
  • 125 Pleasant Notes on Don Quixot, by Edmund Gayton — 1654
  • 126 Sir William Davenants Works compleat, consisting of Poems and Plays — 1673
  • 127 Hymens Preludia, or Loves Master-piece, being that so much admired Rom. Cleopatra 1674
  • 128 Roberts Merchants Map of Commerce — 1677
  • 129 Bentivoglio and Urania, in six Books, by Nathanael Ingelo — 1682
  • 130 Chillingworths Relig. of the Prot. a safe way to Salv. with 9 Serm. and other things 1684
  • 131 Kendalls Perseverance of Saints, vind from the Attempts made against it, by J. Goodwin 1654
  • 132 Bishop Jewells Works, wants part of the Epist. Dedicatory, and part of 2 Leaves at the end
  • 133 Perkins Works, the second Volume — 1631
  • 134 Musculus Common Places of Christian Religion — 1563
  • 135 Parrs Exposition on the Epistle of St. Paul to the Romans, wants a Title
  • 136 Du Bartus his Divine Works and Weeks, Translated, with Additions, by J. Sylvester 1633
  • 137 A learned summary upon the famous Poem of William of Salust, Lord of Bartas 1621
  • 138 The Rogue, or the Life of Gusman de Alferache — 1634
  • 139 The Triumphs of Nassau, or a Descript of the Victories obtained by Pr. Maurice of Nassau
  • 140 Ramseys Astrology restored, being an introduction to the language of the Stars 1653
  • 141 Guillims Display of Heraldry, the last edition, illustrated with variety of Sculptures 1679
  • 142 Dr. Kellets Miscellanies of Divinity — 1635
  • 143 Sleidans Commentaries, concern. Relig. during the Reign of the Emp. Charles V. wants a Title
  • 144 Sir Thomas Mores Works — 1530
  • 145 Countess of Pembrokes Arcadia, written by Sir Phil. Sidney, last edition, with his Life 1674
  • 146 Mayers Commentary on the New Testament as far as the Acts — 1631
  • 147 Geodwin (John) Redemption Redeemed — 1651
  • [Page 4]148 Bishop Ushers Body of Divinity, or sum and substance of Christian Religion 164 [...]
  • 149 B. Taylors great Exemplar des. in the Life and Death of the ever blessed Jesus Christ 1653
  • 150 — Course of Sermons for all the Sundays of the Year — 1668
  • 151 A Bible of an ancient print, undivided, with A. B. Cranmers Preface. imperf. toward the end
  • 152 Causins Holy Court — 1650
  • 153 Beards Theatre of God's Judgments on notorious sinners, continued by D. Tho. Taylor 1648
  • 154 Stephens World of Wonders — 1607
  • 155 Bonets Guide to the Practical Physician, shewing the safest way to cure all Diseases 1684
  • 156 Yorkes Union of Honour — 1640
  • 157 Bodins six Books of a Commonwealth — 1606
  • 158 King Charles Declaration concerning the Tumults in Scotland, from their first originals 1639
  • 159 Sir Kenelm Dighys two Treatises of the Nature of Bodies, and of Mans Soul 1644
  • 160 Steph. Charnocks Works, 2 Vol. Compleat — 1684
  • 161 Jo. Rushworths Collections, 4 Vol. Compleat — 1680
  • 162 Lord Howards defensative against the poyson of supposed Prophesies — 1620
  • 163 De Grays compleat Horseman and exper Farrier — 1639
  • 164 Notable Revol. that happen'd in the Netherlands in 1650 and 1651 by Lion Aitzema 1653
  • 165 Camdens Brittania, or Maps of all the Count. of Eng. & Wales, with a Map of Scotl. & Jrel.

Divinity, History, &c. in Quarto.

  • 1 ARrowsmiths Chain of Principles, wherein the Heads of Rel. are asserted & improv. 1659
  • 2 Airays Lectures upon the whole Epistle of St. Paul to the Philippians 1618
  • 3 An Account of Ancient Ch. Gov. with Reflex. on the modern Writ. of the Presbyt. 1685
  • 4 Atturneys Academy, or the man. to proceed practic. upon any Suit, Plaint, or Action whatsoev.
  • 5 Antoninus the Roman Emperour, his Meditations concerning a natural mans happiness 1634
  • 6 Burroughs of earthly-mindedness, and of Heavenly conversation, and walking with God 1649
  • 7 Balzacs Letters — 1638
  • 8 Lord Bacons Essays, and Counsels Civil and Moral — 1625
  • 9 Bishop Bilsons difference between Christian Subjection and Unchristian Rebellion 1595
  • 10 Boltons (Robert) Works, in 2 Vol. containing his discourse about Happiness, his Instructions for comforting afflicted Consciences, his 4 last things, his Direct. for walking with God
  • 11 Breerewoods Enquiries, touching the diversity of Religions and Languages in the World 1622
  • 12 Brinsleys third part of the true watch, or call of the Lord, to meet him speedily 1623
  • 13 Burroughs Gospel Conversation — 1650
  • 14 Burges Answer to a Pamphlet against Dr. Mortons defence of the 3 nocent Ceremonies 1631
  • 15 Barclayes Discourse of the Felicity of Man, or his Summum Bonum — 1598
  • 16 Barriffes Military Discipline, or the young Artillery-man — 1643
  • 17 Beards Theatre of Gods Judgments upon notorious Sinners, both Great and Small 1612
  • 18 Boords Breviary of Health, wherein doth follow Rem. for all Dis. hap. to the Body of Man 1598
  • 19 Collings on the whole Second Chapter of the Canticles — 1676
  • 20 Bishop Bilsons Sermons concerning the Redemption of Mankind by Christ Jesus 1599
  • 21 Birckbeks Protestants Evidence taken out of good Records — 1635
  • 22 Mr. Blandeviles Exercises in the Mathematicks, containing 8 Treatises — 1622
  • 23 Barclays Argenis, or the Loves of Polyarchus and Argenis, adorned with curious Cuts 1636
  • 24 Lord Clarendons Survey of the pernicious errors in Mr. Hobbes Leviathan 1676
  • 25 Colvills twelve Sermons — 1655
  • 26 Dr. Donnes Letters to several Persons of Honour — 1651
  • 27 — His Poems, with Elegies on the Authors Death; the last Leaf torn 1633
  • 28 The Country Farm, with a Discourse concerning Hunting — 1606
  • [Page 5]28 Calvins Commentary on the Epistle St. Paul to the Galathians — 1581
  • 29 Cartwrights Exposit. on the whole 15 Psalm, to which is added the Life of the Author 1658
  • 30 Dr. Charletons Darkness of Atheism dispelled by the Light of Nature — 1652
  • 31 Crellius his 2 Books, touching one God the Father — 1665
  • 32 Des-Chartes Compendium of Musick, with Animadv. thereon by a Person of Honour 1653
  • 33 Culverwells elegant Discourse of the Light of Nature, with several other Treatises 1669
  • 34 Dr. Charletons Ternary of Par. of the magnet. Cure of Wounds, Nativ. of Tartar in Wine, &c
  • 35 Dods Exposition of the Commandments — 1632
  • 36 Sir Kenelm Digby of the Nature of Bodies, and of the Nature of Mans Soul 1665
  • 37 Sir William Davenants Gondibert, an Heroick Poem — 1651
  • 38 Downames summ of Sacred Divinity
  • 39 Dearings Readings upon the Epistle to the Hebrews — 1583
  • 40 Eltons Explanation of the Epistle of St. Paul to the Romans — 1623
  • 41 — On the Commandments and Lords Prayer — 1625
  • 42 Dr. Featlys Case for the Spectacles, or a defence of Via Tuta, by Sir Humph. Lynde 1638
  • 43 — Romish Fisher caught and held in his own Net — 1624
  • 44 Dykes two Treatises of Repentance and of Christs Temptations — 1631
  • 45 Bishop Charletons Thankful Remembrance of Gods Mercies — 1624
  • 46 Bishop Gauders Defence by way of Apol. of the Ministers of the Church of Engl. 1653
  • 47 Harbys Pattern in the Mount, wherein many places of Scripture are explained 1674
  • 48 Howards Defensative against the poyson of supposed Prophesies
  • 49 Goodmans Penit. pardon'd, or effic. of Rep. set forth under the Par. of the Pr. Son, with Fig. 1679
  • 50 Goodwin (John) Divine Authority of the Scriptures asserted — 1648
  • 51 Hammond Obl. to Peace and Charity, deliv. in a Serm. at Carisbrook Castle, with 9 Serm. 1649
  • 52 — Disarmers Dexterity. Reply to the Cath. Gent. ans. to his Bookab. Schism, bound up tog. 1656
  • 53 — Dispatcher dispatched, being a third defence of the Treatise of Schism. — 1659
  • 54 — Practical Catechism, with eleven other Tracts of his bound up together — 1646
  • 55 — Power of the Keys, or, of Binding and Loosing — 1647
  • 56 Hansteds Sermons, Preached on seveal Sundays and Saints days — 1636
  • 57 Markhams way to get wealth, con. 6 Prin. Vocat. in which good Husbands may imp. thems. 1676
  • 58 Dariots Judgment of the Stars, wherein we whole Art of Astrology is plainly delivered 1653
  • 59 Markhams Master-piece, touching the Cure of all Diseases in Horses — 1675
  • 60 Dr. Heylinss little discription of the great World. — 1631
  • 61 The Sum of a conference between J. Reynolds, and J. Hart, about the head of the Church 1609
  • 62 Dr. Mantons Seventeen Sermons on several Texts of Scripture. — 1678
  • 63 Stonehams Parable of the ten Virgins opened — 1676
  • 64 Swans Speculum Mundi, or a Glass representing the Face of the World. — 1670
  • 65 Swinnocks Heaven and Hell Epit. Fading of the flesh, and flour. of faith, bound toget. 1663
  • 66 Taylor (Tho.) parable of the Sower and of the Seed — 1623
  • 67 Forbes Commentary on the Revelation of St. John — 1613
  • 68 Calvins Commentary on the whole Book of Psalms — 1571
  • 69 Dr. Heylins History of the Sabbath, second edition — 1636
  • 70 Medes (Joseph) Apostacy of the latter times — 1655
  • 71 Clelands Institution of a young Noble-man — 1607
  • 72 Mayers Treasury of Ecclesiastical expositions on the difficult places of Scripture 1623
  • 73 Hardys Sermons, preached on solemn occasions — 1653
  • 74 Goads Refreshing Drops and Scorching Vialls — 1653
  • 75 Mr John Hales of Eaton Colledge, his Golden Remains — 1659
  • 76 Coghams Haven of Health, gathered for the comfort of those that have a care thereof 1636
  • 77 Bishop Pearsons Exposition of the Creed — 1659
  • [Page 6]78 Goodwins (John) being filled with the Spirit — 1670
  • 79 Gotts Divine History of the Genesis of the World, Explicated and illustrated 1670
  • 80 Jeanes Mixture of Scholast. Divinity, with Practical, insev. Tractates compl. in 2 Vol. 1656
  • 81 Latimers Sermons, wanting a Title and latter end
  • 82 Miltons History of England — 1671
  • 83 —Paradice lost, a Poem in 10 Books — 1669
  • 84 Lathams Falconry, teaching how to train up Hawks, and how to cure their Diseases 1633
  • 85 Gregory (John) Works, in 2 parts; the 1 cont. his Notes on the Script. the 2 his Posthuma 1665
  • 86 Grangers divine Logick for the use of Divines in the practice of Preaching 1620
  • 87 Kings Lectures on Jonas — 1600
  • 88 Prynns profitable Meditations on these three leaves of Nature, Rocks, Seas, & Gardens. 1641
  • 89 Hicks Translation of certain select Dialogues of Lucian — 1634
  • 90 Gales Court of the Gentiles, shewing the Or. of humane Literature 2 1st. pts. together. 1672
  • 91 Certain Sermons appointed by the Q. Maj. to be read by Parsons, &c. in Churches. 1595
  • 92 Dr Pierces decad of Caveats to the peop. of Eng. with an Appen. against Atheists & Infidels, &c.
  • 93 Sterry of the Kingdom of God in the Soul of Man. — 1683
  • 94 Harmony of the Confessions of Faith of the Christian and reformed Churches, 1643
  • 95 Saviolos two Books, 1st. of Rapier and Dagger, the 2d. of Honour, & honour. Quarrels 1595
  • 96 Bishop. Reynolds of the passions and faculties of the Soul of Man. — 1640
  • 97 — Meditations on the Sacrament of the Lords last-Supper — 1638
  • 98 — Explication on the 110 Psalm. — 1632
  • 99 Rogers Faith, Doct. & Relig. professed in this Realm of Eng. expressed in 39 Articles. 1658
  • 100 Whitbys Romish Doctaines not from the beg. being a reply to Ccressy, aga. Dr. Pierces Sermon.
  • 101 Mornays trueness of Christian Religion, against Atheists, Epicures, Jews, &c. 1604
  • 102 Bishop Parkers divine Authority of the Law of Nature, and Christian Religion. 1681
  • 103 Piersons excellent encouragements against Afflictions, or an expos. of 4 select Psalms. 1647
  • 104 Dr. Sclaters Exposition on the first and second Epistles to the Thessalonians — 1627
  • 105 Dr. Mantons Exposition on the Epistle of St. Jude — 1658
  • 106 — Exposition on the Epistle of St. James, second Edition — 1653
  • 107 Dr. Pierces Collection of Sermons on several occasions — 1671
  • 108 Dr Patricks Parable of the Prodigal Son, written to a Friend — 1667
  • 109 Fitzherberts Treatise of Policy and Religion, written for the benefit of a young Statest. 1657
  • 110 Lestrange (Sir R.) Memento, directed to all that reverence the memory of K. Ch. the Mar. 1662
  • 111 Junius of the Painting of the Antients, shewing the begin. and consummation of that Art. 1638
  • 112 Ortelius his Epitome of the Theatre of the World — 1603
  • 113 Dr. Stillingfleets Origines Sacrae, or a rational account of the divine Authority of Script. 1662
  • 114 — Irenieum, or a weapon Salve for the Ch. Wounds, & an Append. about Excommun. 1662
  • 115 Seldens Hist. of Tythes, about the Payment, Laws, Opinions, touching the right of them 1618
  • 116 Quarles (Francis) Fancies, in Epigrams, Meditations and Observations — 1641
  • 117 Bishop Prideams Introduction for the reading of all sorts of Histories — 1655
  • 118 Perkins Exposition of the Symbole or Creed of the Apostles — 1631
  • 119 — His whole Treatise of the Cases of Conscience — 1651
  • 120 Leybournes nine Geometrical Exercises for young Seamen — 1669
  • 121 Baylies disswasive from the Errors of the Times — 1646
  • 122 Bishop Halls Divine Right of Episcopacy asserted — 1640
  • 123 Bishop Sandersons ten Sermons, ad Clerum, ad Magistratum, & Populum — 1627
  • 124 Bishop Montagns Apello Cesurem, a just Appeal from two unjust Informers — 1625
  • 125 — Immediate Address unto God alone — 162 [...]
  • 126 Greenhills Exposition on the five first Chapters of Ezekiel, Title wanting.
  • 127 Hides Christianity explained under 7 Evangelical and Ecclesiastical Heads — 1658
  • [Page 7]128 Mede (Joseph) Diatribae, Discourses on divers Texts of Scripture, on several occasions 1648
  • 129 Symmonds Vindication of King Charles the First — 1648
  • 130 Swetmans School of Defence, plainly describing the true knowledge of Weapons 1617
  • 131 Haywards lives of the three Norman Kings, wants a title
  • 132 Vesteg [...]ns Restitution of decayed Intelligences in Antiquity about the English Nation 1634
  • 133 Swinnocks Door of Salvation opened by the Key of Regeneration — 1671
  • 134 Estwicks against Mr. Biddles Confession of Faith, touching the Holy Trinity 1656
  • 135 Forresters Marrow and Juice of two hundred and sixty Scriptures — 1611
  • 136 Balls Treatise of Faith, shewing the Nature and Life of Faith — 1637
  • 137 Bishop Whites Treatise of the Sabbath Day — 1635
  • 138 Dr. Woodferds Paraphrase on the Psalms of David — 1670
  • 139 Second and last Part of the Works of the faithful Servant of God Mr. Daniel Dyke 1633
  • 140 History of Independency the two first Parts. — 1648
  • 141 Lithgows Travels through Europe, Asia, and Africa — 1640
  • 142 Clavels Tables for the Forbearance, and Discompt of Money — 1683
  • 143 Tkorndykes just Weights and Measures — 1680
  • 144 Dr. Bucks Treatise of Beatitudes, or Christs happy Man — 1637
  • 145 Morices Diatribe and Defence of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper — 1657
  • 146 Dr. Ridleys View of the Civil and Ecclesiastical Law — 1639
  • 147 Kings Expositton on the Lords Prayer — 1628
  • 148 Shutes Judgment and Mercy, delivered in nine Sermons, with the Funeral Sermon 1645
  • 149 Pages Exposition, with apt and profitable Notes on the Lords Prayer 1631
  • 150 Bezas Sermons on the 3 first Chapters of the Canticles — 1587
  • 151 Beards retractive from the Romish Religion — 1616
  • 152 Instructions for the Wars, amply, learnedly, and politiquely discoursing that Subject 1589
  • 153 Matchiavells Art of War. Wants a Title
  • 154 Bishop Gardeners Declar. of such Articles as George Joy hath endeavoured to confute 1546
  • 155 Pierce Plowmans Vision, whereunto is annexed his Creed, never before printed 1561
  • 156 New Testament of an ancient Translation, undivided, Lat. & Eng. want a leaves at the beg.
  • 157 Bishop Taylor of the sacred Order and Offices of Offices of Episcopacy — 1642
  • 158 Lightfoots Temple, especially as it stood in the days of our Saviour — 1650
  • 159 Luthers Commentary on the fifteen Psalms called Psalmi Graduum — 1577
  • 160 Stowes Annals of England, collected out of the most authentical Authors — 1592
  • 161 — Survey of London, containing the Original, Antiquity, and Description thereof 1599
  • 162 Richardsons Logicians School-Master, or a Comment on Ramus Logick — 1629
  • 163 Baynes Commentary on the first Chapter of the Epistle St. Paul to the Ephesians 1618
  • 164 Lloyd Tragicomidie of Serpents — 1607
  • 165 Godwins English Exposition of the Roman and Jewish Antiquities
  • 166 Du Moulins (Peter) Buckler of the Faith — 1623
  • 167 Gores godly and faithful Sermons preached on several occasions — 1646
  • 168 Mayers Exposition of the Epistle of St. James — 1629
  • 169 Gatakers (Thomas) Sermons
  • 170 An Answer to the Bishop of Condoms Exposition of the Catholick Faith — 1686
  • 171 Pelagius redivivus, or Pelagius raked out of the Ashes, of Arminius and his Scholars 1626
  • 172 Nortons Orthodox Evangelist, wherein many evangelical Truths are discussed and clear. 1654
  • 173 Nova Francia, or the Descr. of that part of New France which is one Contin. with Virginia 1609
  • 174 Natures Paradox, or the innocent Impostor, a pleasant Polonian Hist. orig. entit. Iphigenes 1652
  • 175 Bishop of Lincolns Brutum Fulmen, or the Bull of Pope Pius the Fifth. — 1681
  • 176 Brerewoods Enquiries touching the diversity of Languages and Religions in the World 1622
  • 177 Elderfield of Regeneration and Baptism — 1653
  • [Page 8]178 Dr. Muffets Healths improvement, or a discourse of the Food of the Nation 1655
  • 179 The Doom, warn. all men to the Judgm. contain. all the strange Prod. hap. in the World 1581
  • 180 Partheneia Sacra, a Roman Catholick, Book full of Figures — 1633
  • 181 Dalle on the right use of the Fathers — 1675
  • 182 Olbia, or the new Island discovered, with Religion, and Rites of Worship — 1660
  • 183 Morgans perfection of Horsemanship, drawn from Nature, Art and Practice 1607
  • 184 Second part of the Works of St. Teresa, a Roman Catholick Book — 1675
  • 185 Dr. Donne of Self Homicide
  • 186 Dr. Moores Supplement and Defence of his Exposition on Daniel and the Revelations 1685
  • 187 King James his Apology for the Oath of Allegiance — 1609
  • 188 Bishop of Lincolnes Answer to a Catholic, who wrote against King James's Apology 1609
  • 189 Sprints Cassander Anglicus, shewing the necessity of Conf. to the Cerem. of the Church 1618
  • 190 Dr. Gibbs 31 Sermons, preached on several subjects and occasions — 1677
  • 191 History of the Quarrels of Pope Paul V. with the State of Venice — 1626
  • 192 Browning concerning publick Prayer and the Fasts of the Church — 1636
  • 193 Haywoods Life and Reign of K. Henry the Fourth, first part — 1599
  • 194 Dr. Owens Vindiciae Evangelicae, or mystery of the Gospel vindicated — 1655
  • 195 Sin disarmed, shewing the loathsomeness thereof, by a Reverend and Judicious Div. 1654
  • 196 Taylors (Thomas) Commentary on the Epistle of St. Paul to Titus — 1619
  • 197 Arraignment of the whole Creature, at the Bar of Religion, Reason and Experience 1631
  • 198 Kilburnes Survey of the County of Kent — 1659
  • 199 Spiritual Journey of a young man to the Land of Peace — 1659
  • 200 Sclaters Exposition, with Notes, on the Epistle to the Romans — 1629
  • 201 Certain Reasons proving the lawfulness of the Oath of Allegiance, by R. S. 1611
  • 202 Sparkes Answer to Mr. John de Albines Discourse against Heresies — 1591
  • 203 Swadlin Scriptures vindicated from the unsound conclusions of Card. Bellarmine 1643
  • 204 Dr. Sibs Bowels opened, in divers Sermons on the Canticles — 1639
  • 205 Fountain of ancient Fiction, desc. the Images and Statues of the Gods of the Ancients 1599
  • 206 Barclays Argenis, or the Loves of Polyarchus and Argenis — 1636
  • 207 Jackson of the Divine Essence and Attributes, second part — 1629
  • 208 Harris English Concord in answer to Becanes English Jaree — 1614
  • 209 Betts Regiment of the Curch, as it is agreeable with Scriptures, Antiquities &c. 1606
  • 210 Luther on the Galathians. wants a Title
  • 211 Bishop Reynolds Explication of the 110 Psalm — 1632
  • 212 A Defence of the Articles of the Protestant Religion — 1601
  • 213 Squires Exposition on the first part of the second Chapter of St. Paul to the Thessal. 1630
  • 214 Godwins (John) Exposition on the ninth Chapter of the Epistle to the Romans 1653
  • 215 — Imputatio fidei, or a Treatise of Justification — 1642
  • 216 Yarrantons Englands Improvement by Sea and Land, 2 parts — 1677
  • 217 Randalls 29 Lectures of the Church, for the Consolation of Gods people 1631
  • 218 Wottons Sermons on part of the first Chapter of the Gospel of St. John — 1609
  • 219 Dr. Tilleslys Animadversions on Mr. Seldens History of Tythes — 1629
  • 220 Jacksons (Tho) Commentories on the Apostles Creed — 1613
  • 221 Wiseman (Sir Will.) Christian Knight, compiled for the Weal of England, Scotland, &c. 1619
  • 222 An Ancidote against the pestiferous writing of all Engl. Sectaries. A Catholick Book 1615
  • 223 Readings Guide to the Holy City — 1651
  • 224 Scots Discovery of Witchcraft — 1684
  • 225 Love and Valour. A Romance — 1638
  • 226 Whites Orthodox Faith, and way to the true Church, Explained and Justified 1619
  • 227 B. Reyn lds 3 Treatises of the Van of the Creature, Life of Christ, and sinfulness of Sin 1651
  • [Page 9]228 Lord Napiers plain discovery of the whole Revelation of St. John — 1651
  • 229 Platts Jewel house of Art and Nature, containing divers profitable inventions 1594
  • 230 Dr. Venners Via Recta ad Vitam Longam — 1622
  • 231 Edwards 1 and 2 part of Gangraena, or discov. of Errors, Heresies, &c. of the Sectaries 1646
  • 232 Examination of Mens Wits — 1616
  • 233 Dr. Crakanthorps Defence of Constantine, with a Treatise of the Popes Monarchy 1621
  • 234 Parrs Exposition on the 8, 9, 10, 11 Chapters of St. Paul to the Romans 1618
  • 235 Il Pastor Fido, the Faithful Shepherd — 1647
  • 236 Bishop Lucys Observations, Censures and Confutations of Mr. Hobbes Leviathan 1663
  • 237 Swedish Intelligencer
  • 238 Ramseys summary of Sermons, preached in several places, and on sundry occasions 1659
  • 239 Singlars Hydrostaticks, or the weight, force, and pressure of fluid Bodies 1672
  • 240 Sir Henry Vanes Retired mans Meditations, or the mystery and power of Godliness 1655
  • 241 Dr. Heylins History of that famous Saint and Souldier of Christ, St. George of Cappadocia 1631
  • 242 Owen Harrys Genealogy of the high and mighty Monarch K. James, from Noah 1604
  • 243 Glanvils Scepsis Scientifica, or confest Ignorance they way to Science — 1665
  • 244 Warren Jews Sabbath antiquated, and the Lords day instituted — 1659
  • 245 Sir Henry Wottons Elements of Architecture — 1624
  • 246 Randalls eleven Sermons on the eighth of the Romans — 1626
  • 247 Dr. Preston of the New Covenant, or the Saints portion — 1639
  • 248 — Saints Qualifications — 1633
  • 249 — Four Godly and Learned Treatises — 1633
  • 250 Abridgment of the Acts and Monuments of the Church, written by Mr. John Fox 1589
  • 251 Weemse of the 4 degenerate Sons, Atheist, Magician, Idolater and Jew 1636
  • 252 — Christian Synagogue — 1630
  • 253 — Portraicture of the Image of God in man — 1627
  • 254 A Description of the Royal Government of the Children of Israel, from their departure out of Egypt, until their last and final Captivation and Dispersion, a Manuscr. fairly writ.
  • 255 Sheldons Motives for his just, voluntary, and free Renouncing the Rom. Cath. Religion 1610
  • 256 Camdens Remains, concerning Great Britain — 1623
  • 257 Wilsons Art of Rhetorick and Logick, bound up together — 1580
  • 258 Brownes Travels in Hungaria, Servia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Thessaly, Austria, &c. 1673
  • 259 Struys Voyages, through Italy, Greece, Lifeland, &c. full of Figures and Maps 1683
  • 260 The Prophecy of K. Cadwal. and of Merlin, Beid, Berlington, Rymer, Waldhave, Sybilla, &c. 1620
  • 261 Dr. Stillingfleets Unreasonableness of Separation — 1681

Divinity, History, &c. in Octavo.

  • 1 AGrippas Vanity of Arts and Sciences — 1679
  • 2 Antiq. of Exeter, giv. an acc. of the Laws and Customes of the place, by R. Isacke 1681
  • 3 France painted to the Life, by a Learned and Impartial hand — 1657
  • 4 Dr. Barrows Duty and Reward of Bounty — 1671
  • 5 — Of Contentment, Patience, and resignation to the Divine Will — 1685
  • 6 — Euclids Elements, the whole 15 Books compendiously demonstrated 1686
  • 7 Dr. Aylets Divine Speculations in metrical numbers upon various subjects 1654
  • 8 Bromes Horace, consisting of Odes, Satyrs, and Epistles — 1680
  • 9 Smyths Rhetorick unveiled — 1665
  • 10 Monarchy asserted to be the best, most ancient, and legal form of Government 1660
  • 11 The Lords Day, or a succinct Narration, compiled out of the H. Script. and Anc. Fath. 1672
  • 12 Art of Gardening, in 3 Books, illustrated with Sculptures, repres. the form of Gardens 1677
  • [Page 10]13 Angels right government of Thoughts — 1659
  • 14 Antoninus the Roman Emperours Meditations concerning himself — 1673
  • 15 Howels Familiar Letters, Domestick and Foreign, in 4 Books — 1673
  • 16 Bromes Poems and Songs — 1664
  • 17 Dr. Barrows several Sermons against evil speaking — 1678
  • 18 Bilsons difference between Christian Subjection and Antichristian-Rebellion 1586
  • 19 Reply to an Answer to Dr. More's Antidote against Idolatry — 1672
  • 20 Indiculus Universalis, or the Universe in Epitome, in English, Latine, and French 1679
  • 21 Hinchleys Letters on several Occasions — 1680
  • 22 Journey into Spain — 1670
  • 23 Right of Succession assert. against the Seditious insinuations of R. Dolman and others 1683
  • 24 Du-Veil's Exposition, of the Acts of the Holy Apostles — 1685
  • 25 Leybornes Arithmetick, Vulgar, Decimal, Instrumental, and Algebraical. 3d. edition
  • 26 Dr. Featleys Hand-maid to private Devotion — 1675
  • 27 Boyles occasional Reflexions on several Subjects — 1665
  • 28 Cottoni Postruma, divers pieces ab. the right and power of the Lords and Com. in Par. 1679
  • 29 Herns account of the Noble Foundation of the Charter House — 1677
  • 30 Hanmers Exercitation about Confirmation — 1658
  • 31 Bishop Halls Honour of the married Clergy — 1620
  • 32 Unfortunate Heroes, or the adventures of 10 Famous men, in 10 Novels 1679
  • 33 Dr. Tillotsons Sermons, preached on several Occasions. first Volume — 1671
  • 34 Wallers Poems, written on several Occasions, and to several Persons — 1664
  • 35 Charnocks Discourse of Divine providence — 1685
  • 36 Gouges Christian directions, shewing how to walk with God all the day long 1680
  • 37 Dr. Pullers Moderation of the Church of England — 1679
  • 38 Bacons Cure of Old Age, and preservation of Youth, also an account of the Tree of Life 1683
  • 39 Cokes Art of Logick, or the entire Body of Logick in English — 1654
  • 40 Theopolis, or the City of God new Jerusalem — 1670
  • 41 Brinslys true watch, and Rule of Life. A direction for examining our spiritual estate 1619
  • 42 Crookes Guide to Blessedness. Brief directions to true happiness. Turky Leather 1614
  • 43 Blagraves supplement to Mr. Culpepers English Physician — 1677
  • 44 Sr. Roger L'Estranges Translation of 20 Select Colloquies out of Erasmus 1680
  • 45 Dykes (Jer.) Righteous mans Tower — 1641
  • 46 Durants Cluster of Grapes, or Comfort and Counsel for believing souls — 1660
  • 47 Capel of Tentations, their Nature, Danger, and Cure — 1650
  • 48 Dr. Fowles design of Christianity — 1676
  • 49 Bishop Parker discourse of Ecclesiastical Polity — 1670
  • 50 — Defence and continuation of Ecclesiastical Polity, with a Letter from Dr. Patrick 1671
  • 51 The tears of the Indians, being an acc. of the Massacres and slaughters by the Span. 1656
  • 52 Brownes compleat Treatise of preternatural Tumors, both general and particular 1678
  • 53 Combers Companion to the Altar, or an help to the worthy receiving the L.s Supper 1681
  • 54 Confession of the Ministers or Pastors within the United Prov. called Remonstrants 1676
  • 55 Culpepers School of Physick, or the Experimental practice of the whole Art of Physick 1678
  • 56 Dr Fullers Triple Reconciler — 1654
  • 57 Fenners Treatise of Affections, or the Souls pulse — 1642
  • 58 — Wilful impenitency the grossest self-murther — 1650
  • 59 Fald's Quakerism no Christianity — 1673
  • 60 La Picara, or the Triumphs of Female subtilty — 1665
  • 61 Ephesian and Cimmerian Matrons 2 notable Examples of the power of Love and Wit 1668
  • 62 Elborows Reasonablen. of our Christian Service, as it is contained in the Com. Prayer 1677
  • [Page 11]63 Roses School of Instructions for the Officers of the Mouth, shew. the wh. Art of Cookery 1682
  • 64 The Rehearsal Transprosed — 1672
  • 65 Bishop Parpers Reproof to the Rehearsal Transprosed — 1673
  • 66 English Adventures, by a Person of Honour — 1676
  • 67 Mrs. Behns Poems on several occasions, with a Voyage to the Island of Love 1684
  • 68 Reynolds Flower of Fidelity, being the various Adventures of 3 Foreign Princes 1660
  • 69 Fenners Souls Looking-glass, with a Treatise of Conscience — 1643
  • 70 Dicksons Exposition on the Gospel according to St. Matthew — 1651
  • 71 A door open. into Christian Relig. or an account of the principal heads of Religion 1662
  • 72 Dr. Barrow on the Lords Prayer and decalogue, to which is ad. the Doct. of the Sacr. 1681
  • 73 Herberts Country Parson, his Character and Rule of Holy Life — 1679
  • 74 Sir Tho. Moores Commonwealth of Utopia — 1639
  • 75 Bishop Wards Sermon against the Antiscripturists, and another against Infidelity 1670
  • 76 Dr. Hammonds Practical Catechism — 1655
  • 77 — Assertion of the Existence and Duration of Hell Torments — 1665
  • 78 Richardson of the Torments of Hell — 1657
  • 79 Chewney of Hell, with the everlasting torments thereof asserted — 1660
  • 80 The Merchants daily Companion — 1684
  • 81 Lillys six Court Comedies Acted before Queen Elizabeth — 1632
  • 82 The Country Captain, and the Variety, 2 Comedies, by a Person of Honour. — 1649
  • 83 The Politicks of France — 1680
  • 84 Britaniae Speculum, or a short view of the Ancient and Modern State of Great Britain 1683
  • 85 Clavels Tables for the forbearance and discompt of Money — 1653
  • 86 Polidore Virgils Works, containing the Original of all Arts, Sciences, Mysteries, &c. 1663
  • 87 Sir Thomas Overburies Wife, with the addition of new Characters and Conceits 1638
  • 88 Randolphs Poems — 1652
  • 89 Dr. Donnes Poems, with Elegies on the Authors Death — 1639
  • 90 London Jilt, or the Politick Whore, in 2 parts compleat — 1683
  • 91 Sir Geo. Machenzie of Moral Gallantry, endeav. to prove that hon. oblig. men to be virtuous
  • 92 Dr. Hammond of Schism, being a Defence of the Church of England — 1654
  • 93 Bishop Halls Resolutions of Cases of Conscience, in continual use amongst men 1650
  • 94 Jacksons Pedigree and Perigrination of Israel — 1649
  • 95 Parsons Treatise of the Three Conversions of England, from Paganism to Christianity 1603
  • 96 Court of Curiosity, wherein the most intricate Questions are resolved — 1681
  • 97 Sir Kenelin Digbys Receipts of Physick and Cookery — 1668
  • 98 — Discourse made in an Assembly of Nobles, &c. about the powder of Sympathy 1658
  • 99 Sir Tho. Smith of the Commonwealth of England — 1633
  • 100 B. Ward Philosophical Essay, to Evict the Attributes of God, immortality of the Soul &c.
  • 101 Dr. Cowells Institutes of the Laws of England — 1651
  • 102 Darys Interest Epitomiz'd, both simple and compound — 1677
  • 103 Beraults Nosegay, or Miscellany of Divine Truths, English and French — 1684
  • 104 Corbets Interest of England in matter of Religion, in 2 parts — 1661
  • 105 Ingelo of the Perfection, Authority, and Credulity, of the Holy Scriptures 1659
  • 106 Archbishop Lauds seven Sermons — 1651
  • 107 Bovets Pandaemonium, or the Devils cloyster, being a further blow to modern Sadducism
  • 108 Madamoiselle de Scudrys conversations on several Subjects — 1683
  • 109 Quevedos Novels, to which is added the marriage of Belphegor — 1671
  • 110 Sir H. Wottons Remains, being a collection of Lives, Letters, and Poems, &c. 1651
  • 111 Bishop Halls Treatise of Contentation — 1684
  • 112 — contemplations on the Historical part of Old Testament. eighth and last Volume 1626
  • [Page 12]113 — Select Thoughts, or choice helps for a Pious Spirit — 1682
  • 114 — Satans Fiery Darts Quenched, or Temptations Repelled — 1674
  • 115 — Soliloquies, or Holy self conferences of the Devout Soul — 1651
  • 116 — Peace-maker, laying down the right way of Peace — 1645
  • 117 — Devout Soul, or Rules of Heavenly Devotion — 1650
  • 118 Discourse of the period of Humane Life, with the defence and continuation 1677
  • 119 Gentele sinner, or Englands brave Gentleman. wants a title
  • 120 Dr. Hammond of Fundamentals in a notion referring to practice — 1654
  • 121 Scudders Key of Heaven, or the Lords Prayer opened — 1633
  • 122 Ciceros three Books touching the nature of the Gods — 1683
  • 123 Whites middle state of Souls from Death to the day of Judgment — 1659
  • 124 Fort Royal of Holy Scriptures — 1656
  • 125 Raymonds Itinerary, containing a Voyage made through Italy — 1648
  • 126 Matchiavels discourses upon the first Decade of T. Livius, to which is added his Prince 1663
  • 127 The School of the Heart in forty seven Emblemes — 1676
  • 128 Quarles (John) Poems on Gods love and Mans unworthiness — 1675
  • 129 Poor Robins Jests, or the compleat Jester — 1670
  • 130 Erasmus's Encomium moriae, or the praise of folly — 1668
  • 131 Dr. Patricks devout Christian instructed how to pray and give thanks to God 1686
  • 132 Two discourses for the furthering Christian Piety and Devotion — 1671
  • 133 Hammends Letter of Resolution to six Queries of present use in the Church of England 1653
  • 134 A prospect of Divine Providence, by T. C. — 1672
  • 135 Gees divine right and original of the civil Magistrate from God — 1658
  • 136 Graunts natural and political Observations upon the Bills of Mortality — 1665
  • 137 The grandeur of the Law, or a coll. of the Nobility, &c. whose Estates have been acq. by Law
  • 138 Flavels two Treatises, one of Fear, the other the righteous mans refuge 1682
  • 139 Londinum Triumphans, or an historical account of the City of London — 1682
  • 140 Fenners practical Divinity in several choice Sermons on divers Texts — 1649
  • 141 Faldos Quakerism no Christianity — 1673
  • 142 Johnsons novelty represt, in a reply to Mr. Baxters answer to W. Johnson 1661
  • 143 Sir Hugh Plats Garden of Eden — 1675
  • 144 Love of Heavens Glory and Hells Terror — 1671
  • 145 Gaffarels unheard of curiosities — 1650
  • 146 The English Rogue described in the life of Meriton Latroon, the two last parts. 1668
  • 147 Brittaniae Speculum, or a short view of the antient and modern State of Great Brittain 1683
  • 148 Dr. Moors divine Dialogues conc. the Attributes and Providence of God, comp. 2 Vol. 1668
  • 149 Heskeths exhortation to frequent receiving the Sacrament of the Lords Supper 1684
  • 150 Dr. Hammonds Paraenesis, seasonable exhortations to all true Sons of the Ch. of England 1656
  • 151 Dr. Patricks friendly debate between a Conf. and a Nonconf. in three parts, with an App.
  • 152 Dr. Camberlaines present state of England — 1627
  • 153 Remarques on the humors and conversations of the Gallants of the Town 1673
  • 154 The Pilgrim, a pleasant piece of gallantry, in two parts. — 1680
  • 155 Dr. Heylins help to English History, containing the succession of all the Kings of England 1680
  • 156 An exhortation to all men to take heed of Rebellion, Dedicated to the most ex. Q. Mary 1554
  • 157 The Spiritual Exercises of the most vertuous and religious D. Gertude More Paris 1658
  • 158 Catalogue of the names of the Parliament Men from 1640. to 1661
  • 159 Memoires of the Family of the Stuarts, the remarkable providence of God two. them 1683
  • 160 Gods love to mankind, by disproving his absolute decrees for their damnation 1673
  • 161 Bishop Halls occasional Meditations — 1634
  • 162 —Heaven on Earth: And Art of Divine Meditation, two books bound up together 1606
  • [Page 13]163 Truemans great propitiation, or Christs satisfaction — 1672
  • 164 Relique sacrae Carolinae, or the Works of the glorious Martyr King Charles the First 1650
  • 165 Image of both Churches, discussing whether Catholicks or Protestants are better Subjects.
  • 166 Bishop Sparrows Rationale on the Book of Common-Prayer of the Church of England 1676
  • 166 The Calvinists Cabinet unlocked — 1659
  • 167 Wilsons Scripture genuine Interpreter asserted — 1678
  • 168 Webbs Essay to shew the probability that the Language of China is the Primitive 1669
  • 169 Sir Charles Wosleys unreasonableness of Atheism — 1669
  • 170 Villiers Vocabularium Anologicum, English Man speaking French, & French-Man English 1680
  • 171 The highnest and chiefestwork of a Christian, by J. W. — 1668
  • 172 Terrys Voyage to East-India, describing the rich and spacious Emp. of the great Mogol 1655
  • 173 A Conference between a rich Alderman and a poor Country Vicar, about obligat. of Oaths
  • 174 Playfords Intruduction to the skill of Musick — 1679
  • 175 Harmony of Natural, Moral, and Positive Laws — 1682
  • 176 Dr. Ingelos discourse concerning Repentance — 1677
  • 177 —Of the Perfection, Authority and Credibility of the Holy Scriptures — 1659
  • 178 Le Grands Man without Passion, or the wise Stoick, according to Seneca — 1675
  • 179 Samwayes Devotion digested in Meditations on the Lords Prayer — 1652
  • 180 Doctrine of Devils, an Essay to rectifie those undue Notions of Demons and Spirits 1676
  • 181 Boyles Tracts, to which is prefixt an Introduction to the History of particular qualities 1671
  • 182 A Discourse concerning the beauty of Holiness — 1683
  • 183 Brightmans Exposition of the Revelation of St. John — 1616
  • 184 Symmonds Case and Cure of a deserted Soul — 1641
  • 185 Goodwyn (Phil.) Evangelical Communicant, in the Eucharistical Sacrament 1649
  • 186 Dr. Pierces sinner impleaded in his own Court — 1660
  • 187 Dr. Waltons Considerator considered, or a view of certain consider. on the Biblia Polyglotta
  • 188 Hoards Souls misery and recovery — 1636
  • 189 Reconciler of the Bible, wherein above 2000 seeming contradictions are reconciled 1656
  • 190 Lord Bacons Essays or Counsels, Civil and Moral — 1663
  • 191 —History Natural, Moral and Experimental of Life and Death — 1638
  • 192 Artificial Imbellishments, or the best directions to preserve Beauty and procure it 1665
  • 193 Buckler of State and Justice against the design of the universal Monarchy — 1673
  • 194 The Resolver, or curiosities of Nature
  • 195 Wrights five Sermons, in five several stiles or ways of preaching — 1656
  • 196 Dr. Bushels Cosmo-meros, or the worldly portion — 1682
  • 197 Crashaws steps to the Temple 1648 Herberts Poems 1656. bound together
  • 198 Delights for the Ingenious, in above fifty select choice Emblems — 1684
  • 199 Hierocles upon the Golden Verses of Pythagoras
  • 200 Catholicism: or severl Enq. touching Visible Church-membership, Ch.-Communion, &c. 1683
  • 201 The Grand Prerogative of Humane Nature, namely the Souls Immortality 1653
  • 202 Pelecanicidium, or the Christian Adviser against Self-murther — 1653
  • 203 Howards Brittish Princes, an Heroick Poem — 1669
  • 204 Sir John Haywards Life and Reign of Edward VI. and the beginning of Q. Elizabeths reign 1636
  • 205 Gearings Eye and Wheel of Providence — 1662
  • 206 Bulwers natural Language of the Hand, composed of the speaking motions 1640
  • 207 Bishop Bramhalls Replication to the Bish. of Chalcedons Survey of the Vind. of the Ch. of Engl.
  • 208 Animadver. on a Book entit. Fanaticism fanatically imputed to the Catholick Church. 1674
  • 209 Glanvils vanity of dogmatizing, or confidence in Opinions — 1661
  • 210 Ashwels discourse, asserting the received Authors and Authority of the Apostles Creed 1653
  • 211 Glanvils way to happiness, represented in its difficulties and incouragements 1670
  • [Page 14]212 Clanstrum Animae, the reformed Monastery, or the love of Jesus — 1677
  • 213 English Military Discipline, or the way and method of exercising Horse and Foot 1680
  • 214 Brittaniae Speculum, or a short view of the antient and modern state of Great Britain 1683
  • 215 Boyles Enquiry into the vulgarly received notion of Nature — 1686
  • 216 —Memories for the natural experimental History of Mineral Waters — 1685
  • 217 Sir Tho. Browns Religio Medici, with the Annotat. aad Observat. of Sir Kenelm Digby 1680
  • 218 —Certain Miscellany Tracts — 1684
  • 219 The Famous Chinois, or the loves of several of the French Nobility — 1669
  • 220 Dr. Mores Platonical Songs of the Soul, consisting of four several Poems — 1642
  • 221 Petits Visions of the Reformation — 1683
  • 222 —Of Purgatory — 1680
  • 223 Dr. Caves dissertation concering the Government of the ancient Church 1683
  • 224 M.Cs. Apology for the Church of England, with a decl. of the true Religion of the same 1564
  • 225 The Piety of Paris, which repr [...]in short the pious practices of the whole Cath. Church 1666
  • 226 St. Pauls late progress upon Earth, by J. H. — 1644
  • 227 Dr. Lindesays Reasons for kneeling at the receiving the Holy Communion. — 1659
  • 228 Cottoni Posthuma, divers choice pieces of that renowned Antiquary Sir Robert Cotton 1679
  • 229 Graftons abridgment of the Chronicles of England — 1570
  • 230 Boulster Lectures, stored with variety of witty Jests, merry Tales, &c. — 1640
  • 231 Present State of France, concerning the orders, dignites and charges of that Kingdom 1671
  • 232 Bishop Andrews Manual of Private Devotions and Meditations — 1682
  • 233 Goodwins (Thom.) return of Prayers — 1641
  • 234 Meditations upon the marks of the true Church of Christ — Paris 1655
  • 235 Hickmans Justification of the Fathers and Schoolmen — 1659
  • 236 Cornalius Agrippas Vanity of Arts and Sciences — 1676
  • 237 The Royal Charter granted unto Kings by God himself, written by T. B. 1649
  • 238 An endeavour to rectifie some prevailing Opinions cont. to the Doctr. of the Ch. of Engl. 1671
  • 239 Bishop of Condoms Exposition of Doctrine of the Catholick Church — 1685
  • 240 Annands Mystery of Godliness, wherein the Mysteries of Christ and the H. Ghost are unfolded
  • 241 Drexelius's right intention the Rule of all mens actions — 1641
  • 242 Markams Perfect Horseman, or his fifty years practice — 1684
  • 243 Dr. Sibs's Glance of Heaven — 1638
  • 244 Leigh's Obser. of all the Kings of Engl. from the Saxons to the death of K.C. the first 1661
  • 245 Capel of Tentations, their nature, danger, and cure — 1636
  • 246 Parsons Christian Directory, guiding all men to their Salvation — 1685
  • 247 L'Estrange (Sir Roger) Translat. of Seneca's Morals, in 2 Vol. large pap. gilt and letterd 1679
  • 248 State of Christianity examined, unfolded and characted — 1655
  • 249 The Roman Martyrology set forth by the command of Pope Gregory XIII. St. Omers 1617
  • 250 Herdsons Ars Memonica. The Art of Memory made plain — 1651
  • 251 Willis's Art of Memory, or a certain Cure for a weak Memory — 1654
  • 252 Pallas Armata. The Gentlemans Armory, displaying the genuine use of Rapier & Sword 1639
  • 253 Touchstone for Gold and Silver Wares, or a Manual for Gold-smiths — 1677
  • 254 Brittaniae speculum, or a short view of the Antient and Modern State of Great Brittain 1683
  • 255 Leighs Description of the Counties and Shires in England — 1659
  • 256 Bromes five new Playes — 1654
  • 257 Hotchkis of the imputation of Christs Righteousness to us and out sins — 1675
  • 258 History of the Rights of Princes to disp Ecclesiastical Benefices and Ch. Lands, by G. Burnet 1682
  • 259 —of the Reformation of the Church of England abridged, by G. Burnet — 1683
  • 260 —of Brutes, or a description of living Creatures, by Wolfangus Francius — 1672
  • 261 —of the present state of the Jews, containing an account of their Customes' &c. 1676
  • [Page 15]261 —of the Turks, containing the Lives and Reigns of their several Emperours 1683
  • 262 —of the later times of the Jews, with the destruction of Jerusalem — 1684
  • 263 —of Lazarillo de Tomes, the Witty Spaniard
  • 264 —of ancient Ceremonies, containing an account of their rise and growth 1669
  • 265 —of England, from the first traditional beginning, to the Norman Conquest 1677
  • 266 —of Magick, being an Apology for Wise men who have been unjustly reputed
  • 267 —of the Holy War, by the Christian Princes of Europe, against the Turks 1685
  • 268 —of the House of Este — 1681
  • 269 —of Aegypt, treating of the Pyramids and Inundation of Nyle and other prodigies 1672
  • 270 —of the late Revolutions of the Empire of the great Magol, with the continuation 1676
  • 271 —of the last Parliaments held and dissolved at Westminster and Oxford 1681
  • 272 —of Florence in 8 Books, by Nicolas Matchiavel — 1674
  • 273 —of Don Fenise, a Romance, written in Spanish, and Eng. by a Person of Honour 1651
  • 274 —of Prince Erastus, and those Philosophers called the Wise Masters of Rome 1674
  • 275 —of the most Unfortunate Prince Edward II. By H. Viscount Falkland — 1680
  • 276 —of the Lives and Reigns of the Monarchs of England — 1679
  • 277 —of the Civil Wars of England, from 1640 to 1660. by T. H. — 1680
  • 278 —of the Romans, by Lucius J. Florus, with the Life of Romulus — 1676
  • 279 —of Spain, or a Rel. of the differences between the Court of Spain and Card. Nitard 1670
  • 280 —of Man, relate the wonders of his generat. vanities of his degenerat. neces. of his regener.
  • 281 —of the late Revolutions of the Empire of the great Mogul — 1671
  • 282 —of the Infamous Impo [...]tors, or the Lives and Actions of sev. notor. Counterfeits 1683
  • 283 Life and Actions of Ath [...], with the rise and downfal of the Arian Heresie 1664
  • 284 —of St. Augustin. First part — 1660
  • 285 —of St. Basil the Great, and St. Chrysestom, drawn by way of parallel — 1681
  • 286 —of that eminent Lady Elizabeth Brook — 1684
  • 287 —of that eminently Religious and Charitable Lady, Mary, Count. Dow. of Warwick 1678
  • 288 —of Dr. Donne, Sir H. Wotton, Mr. Hooker, and Mr. Herbert, by I. Walton 1675
  • 289 —of King Richard the Second — 1681
  • 290 —of that Renowned John Fisher, Bishop of Rechester — 1655
  • 291 —of the exemplary holy Mr. John Brewen — 1641
  • 292 —of Bishop Sanderson, with several things of his Writing — 1678
  • 293 —of Henry the Fourth, surnamed the Great, King of France and Navarre 1663
  • 294 —of Mr. Rich. Hooker, by J. Wal [...]en, with George Cranmers Letter unto Mr. Hooker 1665
  • 295 —of Oliver Cromwell the late Usurper — 1663
  • 296 Mr. Scarrons Letters to persons of the greatest eminency — 1677
  • 297 Lucians Pharsalia, or the Civil Wars of Rome, betw. Pompey and Jul. Caesar, Eng. by T. May 1631
  • 298 Dr. Godolphins View of the Admiral Jurisdiction, to which is added the Laws. of Oleron 1661
  • 299 Common-prayer, Concordance, and doctrine of the Bible, bound up together
  • 300 Guild's Moses unveiled, or the figures and snadows pointing out the Messiah, expl. 1658
  • 301 The Aethiopian History of Heliodorus, in ten Books — 1686
  • 302 Remarks on the State of the Church of the first Centuries, being the lives of the Fathers 1680
  • 303 Inquiries into the causes of the contempt of Protestant Religion, and Church of Engl. 1675
  • 304 Drummonds elegant and elaborate Poems — 1659
  • 305 Harmony of Confessions of the Faith of the Christian and Reformed Churches 1586
  • 306 Dr. Hammond of Fundamentals, in a Notion refering to Practice — 1654
  • 307 —Letter to the Reverend Dr. San lerson, concerning Gods Grace and Decrees 1660
  • 308 Bishop Parker of Platonick Philosophy, and pre-existence of Souls — 1667
  • 309 Ross against Brownes Vulg. Errors, Bacons Nat. Hist. and Dr. Harvey de generatione 1652
  • 310 Hernes account of the Noble Foundation of the Charter-House — 1677
  • [Page 16]311 Herberts Country Parsons Character and Rule of Holy Life — 167 [...]
  • 312 Dugres Dialogues in French, English and Latin — 1660
  • 313 Bifields Marrow of the Oracles of God — 1630
  • 414 Epicurus Moralls — 1670
  • 315 Ames marrow of Sacred Divinity — 164 [...]
  • 316 Annotation on the Book of Ecclesiastes, supposed to be by Bishop Reynolds — 1669
  • 317 Smiths great Assize or day of Jubilee — 1680
  • 318 Stephens new Essays and Characters — 163 [...]
  • 319 Craggs Royal Prerogative vindicated in the converted Recusant — 166 [...]
  • 320 Casaubon (Dr. Meric) Treatise of the Enthusiasm — 165 [...]
  • 321 Bishop Sparrows Rationale upon the Book of Common-Prayer in the Church of England 1668
  • 322 Sleidens Key of History, or an abridgment of the four chief Monarchies — 162 [...]
  • 323 The five days debate at Ciceros house in Tus [...]ulum on several Subjects — 168 [...]
  • 324 The Sophy, a Play written by Sir John Denham — 167 [...]
  • 325 Gate of Tongues, or a Seed-plot of Tongues and Sciences, Latin, French, and English 163 [...]
  • 326 Rosses view of all Religions in the World, with the lives of Hereticks — 165 [...]
  • 327 Seigniors 8 Sermons of God, the King, and the Church — 167 [...]
  • 328 Nertherlandish Hesperides, that is the management and ordering of Limon and Orange Tr. 168 [...]
  • 329 Impostor exposed, in a dissection of a villanous Libel about the Black Box — 168 [...]
  • 330 Humane Reason, and the Apology for Humane Reason. Two Books
  • 331 Sir Walter Raleighs Remaines — 166 [...]
  • 332 Dr. Falkners Christian Loyalty, and concerning Supremacy in causes Ecclesiastical — 168 [...]
  • 333 Rebels no Saints, or a collection of Speeches, &c. of Harrison, Carew, Cook, Peters, &c. 166 [...]
  • 334 Scarrons City Romance made English — 167 [...]
  • 335 Records Arithmitick, or the grounds of Arts — 164 [...]
  • 336 The Lancashire Lovers, or the excellent History of Philocles and Doroclea — 164 [...]
  • 337 A Manuel of Millions, or accounts ready cast up to shew the value of any Commodit. 165 [...]
  • 338 Sandys Paraphrase on the Psalms of David, set to Tunes by Henry Lawes — 167 [...]
  • 339 Principles and Practices of certain moderate Divines of the Church of England defend. 167 [...]
  • 340 Truth and Innocency vindicated, in a Survey of a Discourse about Ecclesiast. Polity 1669
  • 341 Mayhews death of Deaths, in the death of Christ — 1679
  • 342 Scots Philomythy, wherein outlandish Birds and Fishes are taught to speak English 1610
  • 343 Unreasonableness of Separation, the Second Part — 168 [...]
  • 344 Birds magazine of Honour, or a Treat. of the several degrees of Nobility of this Kingd. 164 [...]
  • 345 Life of God in the Soul of Man, or the nature and excellency of the Christian Religion 167 [...]
  • 346 Miltons Poems on several occasions, with a Tractate of Education — 167 [...]
  • 347 —Paradise regained, a Poem in four Books — 167 [...]
  • 348 The Painters Voyage of Italy, giving an account of the Curiosities of that Countrey — 167 [...]
  • 349 A Perswasive to Conformity, in a Letter to the dissenting Brethren — 167 [...]
  • 350 The Nature, Power, and Deceit, &c. of indwelling in sin — 166 [...]
  • 351 Medulla Medicinae, or a Plea for the free Profession of the Art of Physick — 166 [...]
  • 352 A full Answer to that Question, What is the Church of England? — 168 [...]
  • 353 St Chrysostom's golden Book of the Education of Children — 165 [...]
  • 354 Dr Playferes Sermons — 162 [...]
  • 355 A Discourse of Auxiliary Beauty, or Artificial Handsomness — 165 [...]
  • 356 An Historical discourse of the Original and Growth of Heraldry, by Tho. Philipot 167 [...]
  • 357 Waterhouses defence of Arms and Armory, shew. the rise of honour and Arms in Engl. 16 [...]
  • 358 Roberts way to the Tree of Life, or the natural man directed to Christ 167 [...]
  • 359 John Foxes Sermon of Christ Crucified — 16 [...]
  • 360 Greenhills Sermons, of Chrst his last discovery of Himself
  • [Page 21]361 Nalsons common interest of K. and people, shewing the Original of Monarchy 1678
  • 362 Traherns Christian Ethicks, or Divine Morality — 1675
  • 363 Dr. Roberts Communicant Instructed, or directions for receiving the Sacrament 1678
  • 364 Dr. Cudworths Discourse concerning the true notion of the Lords Supper 1670
  • 365 Quarles Emblems — 1684
  • 366 Dr. Stillingfleets and Burnets Conference about Relig. with some Gent. of the Romish Church
  • 367 Bishop Wilkins Sermons on several occasions — 1682
  • 368 — Sermons, with the Beauty of Providence at the end — 1680
  • 369 Wadsworths Remains, being a collection of Meditations on the Sacrament 1680
  • 370 Bishop Jewels Sermons, preached before the Queen at Pauls Cross — 1583
  • 371 Hopkins Salvation from Sin by Jesus Christ — 1655
  • 372 Taylor (Dr. Tho.) principles of Christian Practice — 1635
  • 373 Stokes Verus Christianus, or directions for Private Devotions — 1668
  • 374 Shirleys Poems — 1646
  • 375 Boyles Experiments, about the porosity of Bodies — 1684
  • 376 Dr. Jacombs Treatise of Holy dedication, both personal and domestick — 1668
  • 377 Camfieds Enquiry in the comprehensive Rule of Righteousness — 1671
  • 378 Sir Walter Raleighs Judicious and Select Essays and Observations — 1650
  • 379 De Jure Maritimo, or a Treatise of Affairs Maritime — 1677
  • 380 Dr. Sherlocks Discourse of the Knowledge of Jesus Christ — 1674
  • 381 Steels Tradesmans-calling — 1684
  • 382 Bournes Light from Christ, leading unto Christ — 1646
  • 383 Dringleys deputation of Angels, or the Angel Guardian — 1654
  • 384 The whole Duty of Man — 1686
  • 385 The whole Duty of Man, the second part — 1683
  • 386 Gentlemans Calling, and Decay of Piety, bound together — 1668
  • 387 Hornecks happy Ascetick, or best Exercise — 1686
  • 388 —Great Law of Consideration — 1677
  • 389 —Exercise of Prayer, a help to Devotion — 1685
  • 390 —First Fruits of Reason — 1686
  • 391 Watson on the Beatitudes, or a Discourse on Christs Sermon on the Mount 1671
  • 392 Tanners Primordia, or the Rise and Growth of the first Church of God described 1683
  • 393 Temple (Sir Will.) Observations on the United Provinces of the Netherlands 1673
  • 394 The Discovery of a new World in the Moon — 1638
  • 395 Barrows Compendious demonstration, of the whole 15 Books of Euclids Elements 1686
  • 396 Bishop Wilkins of the Principles and Duties of Natural Religion — 1683
  • 397 An Epitome of Speeds Descrip. and Maps of England, Scotland, and Ireland — 1660
  • 398 Men before Adam — 1656
  • 399 Lux [...]rientalis, or an enquiry concerning the pre-existence of Souls — 1662
  • 400 M [...]gers French Grammar — 1686
  • 401 L [...]s [...]els Voyage of Italy, with Characters of the People, and descrip. of the Towns &c. 1670
  • 402 Larkins Looking-glass of the Fathers, wherein you may see them characterized, &c. 1659
  • 403 Now help to discourse, or Wit and Jollity, mixt with more serious matters 1684
  • 404 English Dictionary, or an Expositor of hard English words — 1670
  • 405 Effigies Amoris, or the Picture of Love Unveiled — 1682
  • 406 Heywoods History of Women, containing the lives of the most Holy and Prophane, &c. 1657
  • 407 Walsinghams Manual of Prudential Maximes for the States-man and Courtier
  • 408 Englands Jests Refined and Improved, 1687. and Poor Robins Jests
  • 409 Five Love Letters from a Nun to a Cavalier, and five Letters by a Cavalier to a Nun
  • 410 Religio Medici, with Annotations and Observations by Sir Kenelm Digby 1659
  • [Page 22]411 Ogilbys translation of Virgil, adorned with Sculptures, and illustrated with Annotations. 1675
  • 412 Rosses Muses Interpreter, explaining the mysteries of the Greek and Latin Poets 1653
  • 413 Reduction of Ireland to the Crown of England — 1675
  • 414 Vindication of the Primitive Christians in point of Obedience to their Prince — 1683
  • 415 Ames substance of Christian Religion, wants a title
  • 416 Smithies benefit of early Piety, recommended to the Youth of the City of London 1684
  • 417 Englands faithful Reprover and Monitor — 1653
  • 418 Agars Paraphrase on the Canticles or Song of Solomon — 1680
  • 419 Nalsons interest of tne King and People, shewing the Origil, Antiquity, &c. of Monarchy 1678
  • 420 Dr Sherlocks discourse concerning the knowledge of Jesus Christ — 1674
  • 421 Dr. Patricks Discourse concerning the Sacrament of the Lords Supper — 1660
  • 422 Agiatis Queen of Sparta, or the Civil Wars of the Lacedemonians — 1686
  • 423 The honourable state of Matrimony made comfortable — 1685
  • 424 Dr. Burnets translation and examination of a Letter writ by the Clergy of Fr. to the Protest.
  • 425 Charras new experiments upon Vipers — 1670
  • 426 Spencers Art of Logick, delivered in the Precepts of Aristotle and Ramus — 1628
  • 427 Andersons Gauging — 1668
  • 428 Proteus Redivivus, or the Art of Wheedling — 1679
  • 429 Sandis translation of Ovids Metamorphosis — 1678
  • 430 Burroughs gracious Spirit, and Moses Self-denial: bound together — 1640
  • 431 Reyners considerations concerning Marriage — 1657
  • 432 A spiritual Duel between a Christian and Satan — 1646
  • 433 Blunts Dictionary, interpreting the hard Words in the English Tongue — 1674
  • 434 Sir John Denhams Poems and Translations, with the Sophy — 1684
  • 435 Sir Astin Cokains Poems of divers sorts — 1658
  • 436 Dr. Burnets Vindication of the Ordinations of the Church of England — 1677
  • 437 Dr. Sherlocks Discourse of Religious assEmblies — 1682
  • 438 Dr. Sibbs Souls conflict with it self — 1651
  • 439 Cokes compleat Copy-holder, with a Suppliment necessary for Landlord & Tenant 1663
  • 440 Sir Tho Smiths Commonwealth of England, and the manner and Government thereof 1640
  • 441 The Office and Duty of Executors, directing Testators in making their Wills, &c. 1641
  • 442 Flagellum, or the Life and Death of O. Cromwel the Usurper — 1665
  • 443 Dr. Bauderons expert Physician, learnedly treating of all Agues and Feavers 1657
  • 444 Franc [...]s Quarles divine Poems — 1634
  • 445 Martin Luthers thirty four Sermons — 1652
  • 446 Now-Englands Rarities discovered, in Birds, Beasts, Fisnes, &c. — 1672
  • 447 Collection of Poems written on several occasions by several persons — 1672
  • 448 Marchs Actions for slander, shewing what Words are actionable in Law, and what not 1648
  • 449 The Souls communion with her Saviour, or the History of our Lord Jesus Christ 1685
  • 450 Dr. Rolls Doctrine of Justification stated according to the Scriptures — 1674
  • 451 Leybourns Platform for Purchasers, Guide for Builders, Mate for Measurers — 1668
  • 452 The Indian History of Anaxander and Orazia — 1657
  • 453 The Elements or Principles of Geometry — 1684
  • 454 The Mirrour which factors not, enriched with fair Figures — 1639
  • 455 Bartens Historical Romarques on the Antient and Present State of London — 1684
  • 456 Wits Recreation, wherein are Conceits for the Witty, and Medicines for the Melanch. 1667
  • 457 The Mirrour of For [...], or the true Characters of Fate and Destiny, &c. — 1676
  • 458 The [...] of the Creature, by the Author of the whole duty of Man — 1684
  • 459 [...] Marrow of [...]acred [...]ivinity — 1642
  • 460 [...] Treatis;e of the power of Godline's — 1658
  • [Page 23]461 Singing Psalm Book, with the reading Psalms on the Margent — 1649
  • 462 Dr. Brevints Missale Romanum, or the dep [...]h and mystery of the Roman Mass 1673
  • 463 Howels Dodonas Grove, or the vocal Forrest — 1645
  • 464 Wit and Drollery, jovial Poems — 1682
  • 465 Ovid de Arte Amandi, as also the loves of Hero and Leander — 1682
  • 466 Marianus, or Loves Heroick Champions — 1641
  • 467 Historical and Political Observations on the present State of Turkey — 1683
  • 468 Augustus Anglicus, or the Life and Reign of the immortal & glorious Monarch Charles II. 1686
  • 469 History of the Court of the K. of China. History of the Amours of the French Court. 1684
  • 470 Memoires of the Duke of Rohan — 1660
  • 471 The Image of both Churches, Jerusalem and Babel, Unity and Confusion Tournay 1623
  • 472 A Testament and Singing Psalms, with Bezas Notes, wants a Title
  • 473 Fenners wilful Impenitency the grossest Self-murther — 1648
  • 474 Cartwrights Doctrine of Faith, handled in sundry Sermons — 1650
  • 475 Wilsford of the generation of Meteors and Blazing-Stars — 1665
  • 476 The illustrious History of WOMEN — 1686
  • 477 Wits Cabinet, or a Companion for Young Men and Ladies — 1685
  • 478 The Loves of Clitophon and Lucippe — 1638
  • 479 The Visions of Dom Francisco de Quevedo — 1678
  • 480 Smiths Instructions for the French, Italian, Spanish and English Tongues — 1674
  • 481 Trial of K. Charles I. with the dying Speeches of several of the Loyal Nobility 1660
  • 482 Perrinchiefs Life and Death of King Charles the First — 1684
  • 483 Sir John Sucklings Works, containing Poems, Playes, Letters, &c. — 1676
  • 484 Shepards sound Believer — 1670
  • 485 Bezas Paraphrase on the Book of the Psalms of David — 1581
  • 486 History of the latter times of the Jews, with the destruction of Jerusalem 1684
  • 487 Mock Clelia, being a Comical Hist. of French Gallantries and Novels — 1678
  • 488 England and Wales described, with every Shire, and the small Towns, in 6 Maps 1644
  • 489 Present State of Jamaica 1683 Young Anglers Companion, cont. the whole Art of Angling 1680
  • 490 Randolphs Poems, with the Muses Look. glass, Amyntas, Jeal. Lov. Aristippus, &conc. Pedlar 1664
  • 491 School of the Heart, in 47 Emblems, in Calves Leather, Gilt back — 1675
  • 492 Vennings things worth thinking on, or helps to Piety, in 412 Meditations — 1665
  • 493 —Orthodox Paradoxes, theoritical and experimental — 1627
  • 494 —Mysteries and Revelations — 1647
  • 495 Discourse of Natural and Moral Impotency — 1671
  • 496 Dr. Sibbs bruised Reed and smoaking Flax, with the life of the Author fairly written 1630
  • 497 —The Spiritual Mans aim — 1638
  • 498 Ferrarius his Epistles concerning the usefulness and necessity of the Roman Cath. Faith 1673
  • 499 Plain-mans way of worship and practice — 1678
  • 400 Bishop Taylors Christs Yoke an easie Yoke, in 2 excellent Sermons — 1675
  • 401 Fullers Andronians, or the unfortunate Politician — 1646
  • 402 Plous Politician, or the Remains of the Royal Martyr King Charlas the First 1634
  • 403 History of Moderation 1669 Blunts Essays and Characters — 1628
  • 404 Blunts Dictionary, interpreting the hard words in our English Tongue — 1674
  • 405 Dr. F [...]leys Fountain of Teares — 1683
  • 406 Dr. Wi [...]er of Education, especially of Young Gentlemen — 1673
  • 407 Unfortunate Hero, a Novel, 1679. Men-miracles with other Poems — 1679
  • 408 Herberts Devotion, or a Companion for a Christian — 1657
  • 409 O [...]ne advice to a Son, in a Volumes — 1656
  • 410 —Political Reflections on the Government of the Turks — 1656

Divinity, History, &c. in Folio and Quarto, Omitted.

  • 1 HErberts Travels into Africa and Asia the great, last Edition full of Maps and Cuts 1677
  • 2 Brown (Sir Tho) Enquiries into Vulgar Errors — 1646
  • 3 Bentivolio and Urania, in six Books, by Dr. Nathaniel Ingelo — 1669
  • 4 Barclay his Argenis, or the loves of Peliarchus and Argenis — 1625
  • 5 Poultons Collection of Statutes — 1618
  • 6 Dr. Stillingfleets Sermons, with a Discourse about the Sufferings of Christ, want a Title
  • 7 Psalms and Hymns in solemn Musick, in four parts, by John Playford — 1671
  • 8 Cowleys Works of Poetry. — 1681
  • 9 Tind [...]l, [...]ith and Ra [...]es Wo [...]ks, three worthy Martyrs — 1673
  • 10 Clarkes Martyrologie, giving an account of the persecutions of the Ch. from the Creation 1660
  • 11 Mi [...]s [...]s Spanish Dictionary, with fair Manuscript Additions, wants a title
  • 12 Eliana, a [...]ew Roma [...]ce, formed by an English hand — 1661
  • 13 Bishop Fo [...]herbys Athcomastix, against Atheist and Infidels — 1622
  • 14 Dr. Ham [...]nonds Sermons — 1675
  • 15 —Paraphrase and Annotations upon the Book of the Psalms — 1659
  • 16 History of the World, commonly called the Natural History of C. Plinius Secundus 1601
  • 17 —of the Lives of the Noble Grecians and Romans, by Plutarch — 1657
  • 18 —of Venice, from the first foundation of that City, by W. Shute, wants a title
  • 19 —of the Turks, from the beg. of that Nat. with the Lives of the Ottoman Emp. By R. Knolls 1603
  • 20 —of the Life and Death of the Renowned Prelate W. Archb. of Canterbury, by P. Heylin 1668
  • 21 —of the World, by Sir Walter Raleigh — 1614
  • 22 —Of excellent Personages who suffered for their Sovereign K. Charles I. by Dr. Lloyd 1668
  • 23 —of France, writ in Italian by Gualdo Priorato, englished by W. Brent. — 1676
  • 24 Lushingtons Commentary upon the Epistles to the Hebrews — 1646
  • 25 Reynolds Triumphs of Gods Revenge against Murther. imperfect — 1640
  • 26 Daltons Country Justice, containing the practice of a Justice of Peace — 1635
  • 27 General practice of Physick, containing Remedies for all Diseases from head to foot 1654
  • 28 Williams right way to the best Religion — 1636
  • 29 Ambrose Prima & Media, or first and middle things, with the redeeming the time 1674
  • 30 Caryls Exposition with practical observ. on the book of Job, 2 vol. compleat 1676
  • 31 Bishop Reynolds Works — 1679
  • 32 Bishop Taylors 28 Sermons for the Summer half year — 1651
  • 33 Bishop Sandersons 20 Sermons. ad Anlum, ad Magistratum, ad Populum — 1656
  • 34 The Works of King Charles the Martyr, in 2 Volumes, Gilt and Letter'd 1662
  • 35 Sir Jonas Moors System of the Mathematicks, in 2 Volumes compleat. Gilt-back 1681
  • 36 Arthur Jacksons Annotations on the Bible, as far as the Psalms — 1643
  • 37 Burroughs Gospel Reconciliation — 1657
  • 38 Olbian, the new Island lately discovered — 1660
  • 39 Account of the Trial of the Regicides — 1660
  • 40 Phelpes Commentary on the five first Chapters of the Revelations — 1678
  • 41 Dr. Sibbs Fountain open'd, or the mystery of Godliness Revealed — 1638
  • 42 Life of the Thrice Noble, High and Puissant Prince, Will. Duke of Newcustle 1975
  • 43 Swinburne of Testaments, and Wills, useful for all the Subjects of this Realm 1640
  • 44 Dr. Godolphins Orphans Legacy, or Treatise of Wills and Testaments — 1677
  • 45 Cowells interpreter of such words and termes as are mentioned in Law writers 1637
  • 46 Mayers Exposition on Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and Acts — 1622
  • 47 Heylins little description of the Great World — 1639
  • 48 Nicols Lapidary, or History of Precious Stones, with cautions for the dealer in them 1613
  • 49 A very ancient and fair manuscript on Velum, containing the P [...]ter- [...]ster, [...], Creed, Ten Commandments, with their Expositions. as also Discourses on sev. [...]
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