A treatise of original sin ... proving that it is, by pregnant texts of Scripture vindicated from false glosses / by Anthony Burgess.

A CATALOGUE Of the Chiefest of those Books, as are Printed FOR THOMAS UNDERHILL.

By Col. Edw. Leigh Esquire.

A Treatise of the Divine Promises, in Five Books.

The Saints Encouragement in Evil Times.

Critica Sacra, or Observations on all the Radiees or Primitive Hebrew words of the old Testament, in order Alphabetical.

Critica Sacra, or, Philological and Theological Observations upon all Greek words of the New-Testament, in order Alphabetical.

By Samuel Gott Esquire.

Nova Solymae, Librisex, Sive Institutio Christiani.

1. De Pueritia.

2. De Creatione Mundi.

3. De Juventute.

4. De Peccato.

5. De Virili Aetate.

6. De Redemptione Hominis.

Essayes concerning Mans true Happi∣ness.

Parabolae Evangelicae Litinè redditae Carmine Paraphrastico varii generis.

Morton. His Touchstone of Conver∣sion.

M^r Hezekiah Woodward.

Of Education of Youth, or, The Childs Patrimony.

The Lives and Acts of the good and bad Kings of Judah.

A Treatise of Fear.

A-Thank-offering.

M^r Samuel Fisher.

A Love-Token for Mourners, being two Funeral Sermons with Meditations preparatory to his own expected Death, in a time and place of great Mortality.

M^r Herbert Palmer and M^r Daniel Cawdry.

A Treatise of the Sabbath, in 4 parts.

Memorials of Godliness and Christi∣anity, in seven Treatises.

1. Of making Religion ones Busi∣ness, With an Appendix applied to the Calling of a Minister.

2. The Character of a Christian in Paradoxes.

3. The Character of visible Godli∣ness.

4. Considerations to excite to Watchfulness, and to shake of spiritual Drowsiness.

5. Remedies against Carelesness.

6. The Soul of Fasting.

7. Brief Rules for daily Conversati∣on, and particular Directions for the Lords-day.

His Sermon entituled, The Glass of Gods Providence toward his faithfull ones.

His Sermon entituled, The duty and Honours of Church-Rest.

M^r William Barton.

His Psalms.

His Catalogue of Sins and Duties, im∣plied in each Commandement, in verse. M^r Vicars Chronicle in four parts.

M^r Samuel Clark.

A generall Martyrology, or, A Histo∣ry of all the great Persecutions that have been in the world to this time. To∣gether with the Lives of many eminent Modern Divines.

His Sermon at the Warwickshire mens Feast, entituled, Christian God fellow∣ship.

M^r Kings Marriage of the Lamb.

M^r Shorts Theological Poems.

The French Alphabet.

Jus Divinum Ministerii, by the Pro∣vincial-Assemly of London.

M^r Thomas Blake.

His Answer to Blackwood, of Baptism.

Birth-Priviledge.

M^r Cook His Font uncovered.

D^r John Wallis His explanation of the Assemblies Catechism.

〈◊〉〈◊〉 Austin's Catechism.

〈◊〉〈◊〉 Vicar's Catechism.

M^r John Pagit's Defence of Church-Government, by Presbyterial, Classical and Synodal Assemblies.

M^r Tho Paget, A Demonstration of Family-Duties.

M^r Anthony Burgess.

Vindiciae Legis, or, A Vindication of the Law and Covenants, from the Er∣rors of Papists, Socinians and Antino∣mians.

A Treatise of Justification, in two Parts.

Spiritual Refining▪ Part 1. or, A Trea∣tise of Grace and Assurance? Hand••ling the Doctrine of Assurance, the Use of Signs in Self examination; how true Graces may be distinguished from counterfeit, several true Signs of Grace, and many false ones; The Na∣ture of Grace under divers Scripture Notions, viz. Regeneration, the New Creature, the Heart of Flesh, Voca∣tion, Sanctification, &c.

Spiritual Refining, the Second Part, or, A Treatise of Sinne, with its Causes, Differences, Mitigations, and Aggra∣vations, specially of the Deceitfulness of the Heart, of Presumptious and Reigning Sinnes, and of Hypocrisie and Formality in Religion. All tending to unmask Counterfeit Christians, Terri∣fie the ungodly, Comfort doubting Saints, Humble man, and Exalt the Grace of God.

His CXLV. Sermons upon the whole 17^th Chapter of S^t John, being Christs Prayer before his Passion.

The Difficulty of, and Encourage∣•••••••• to Reformation, a Sermon upon Mark. 1. vers. 2, 4. before the House of Commons.

A Sermon before the Court Marshal. Psal. 106 30, 31.

The Magistrates Commission, upon Rom. 13. 4. at the Election of a Lord Maior.

Romes Cruelty and Apostasie, upon Revel. 19. 2. preached before the House of Commons on the 5^th of No∣vember.

The Reformation of the Church to be endeavoured more then the Com∣monwealth, upon Judg. 6. 27. 28, 29. preached before the House of Lords.

Publique Affections, pressed upon Numb. 11. 12. before the House of Commons.

Self judging, in order to the Sacra∣ment, with a Sermon of the Day of Judgment.

A Treatise of Original Sinne.

Mr Richard Baxter.

Plain Scripture-proof of Infant Ba∣ptism.

The Right Method for getting and keeping Spiritual Peace and Comfort.

The unreasonableness of Infidelity, in four Parts.

1. The Spirits Intrinsick witness to the truth of Christianity, with a Determi∣nation of this Question, Whether the Miracles of Christ and hic Apostles do ob∣lige those to believe, who never saw them?

2. The Spirits Internal witness of the truth of Christianity.

3. A Treatise of the Sin against the holy Ghost.

4. The Arrogancy of Reason against Divine Revelation repressed.

The Christian-Concord, or, The A∣greement of the Associated Ministers of Worcestershire, with Mr Baxters Expli∣cation of it.

A Defence of the Worcestershire Peti∣tion for the Ministry and Maintenace.

The Quakers Catechism.

An Apology against M^r Blake, Dr Kendal, M^r Lodovicus Molineus, M^r Aires, and M^r Crandon.

His Confession of Faith.

The Saints Everlasting Rest.

The safe Religion, a piece against Po∣pery.

Hi•• ••••esent Thoughts about Perse∣veran••▪

〈…〉〈…〉 Practice of Godliness.

Mr Langly.

His Catechi•••• 〈…〉〈…〉

A Treatise 〈…〉〈…〉

Dr Teate. His 〈…〉〈…〉 at the Funeral of Sr. Charles Coo••.

M^r Dury. The desires of forrain Di∣vines, of a Body of Divinity from Eng∣lish Divines, with an Essay of a Modell.