Historia quinq-articularis exarticulata, or, Animadversions on Doctor Heylin's quintquarticular history by Henry Hickman.

Books to be Sold by Robert Boulter at the Turks-head in Cornhil over against the Royal Exchange.

FOLIO.

• THe Institutes of the Laws of England, in four parts, by Sir Edward Coke.
• Spiritual Refinings, in two parts, by Anthony Burgess.
• — His 145 Sermons on Iohn 17.
• — His Treatise of Original Sin.
• The Merchants Map of Commerce, wherein the universal manner and matter of Trade is compen∣diously handled; the second Edition: by Lewis Roberts Merchant.
• Curia Politiae or the Apologies of several Princes Justifying to the world their most Eminent Actions by Reason and Policie.
• A Concordance to the Holy Scriptures with the various readings both of Text and margin: By S.N.
• Sixty five Sermons by the Right Reverend Fa∣ther in God, Ralph Brownrig, late Lord Bishop of Exceter. Published by William Martyn, M.A. some∣times Preacher at the Rolls. In two Volumes.

Quarto.

• An Exposition with Practical Notes and Ob∣servations on the five last Chapters of the Book of Iob, by Ioseph Caryl.
• Husbandry Spiritualized; or the Heavenly use of Earthly things, by I. Flavel.
• An Exposition on the first eighteen verses of the first Chapter of S. Iohn; by I. Arrowsmith, D. D.
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• A Treatise of the Sabbath, in four parts; by Mr. Dan. Cawdry.
• Vindiciae Legis; or, a Vindication of the Law and Covenants from the Errours of Papists, Socini∣ans and Antinomians; by Anthony Burgess.
• The Saints Everlasting Rest; Or a Treatise of the blessed state of the Saints in their enjoyment of God in glory; by Rich. Baxter.
• —His plain Scripture-proof of Infant-baptism.
• Thesaurus medicinae practicae, ex praestantissimorum tum Veterum tum Recentiorum Medicorum Observati∣onibus Consultationibus Consiliis & Epis••olis, summa diligentia collectus ordineque Alphabetico dispositus, per Tho. Burnet.

Large Octavo.

• Scholae Wintonieusis Phrases Latinae. The Latine Phrases of Winchester School; Collected by H. Ro∣binson. D. D.
• A Discourse of growth in Grace, in sundry Ser∣mons; by Samuel Slater, late of S. Katherines near the Tower.
• The Grounds of Art, teaching the perfect work and practice of Arithmetick both in whole Num∣bers and Fractions; by R. Record.
• A Cloud of Witnesses, or the Sufferers Mirrour; made up of the Swan-like Songs, and other choice passages, of several Martyrs and Confessors, to the end of the 16th. Century, in their Treatises, Speeches and Prayers; by T. M. M. A.
• A Treatise of the Divine promises, in five Books; by Edw. Leigh Esquire.
• The unreasonableness of Infidelity, in four parts; by R. Baxter.
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• —His method for getting and keeping spiritual peace and comfort.
• —His safe Religion against Popery.
• The Blessedness of the Righteous opened and further recommended from the consideration of the Vanity of this mortal life; by I. Howe, M. A.
• Quakerism no Christianity, clearly and abun∣dantly proved out of the Writings of their chief Leaders, with a Key for the understanding their sense of their many usurped and unintelligible words; by Iohn Faldo.
• HΣIOΔOΥ AΣKPAIOΥ TA EΥPIΣKOMENA. Hesiodi ASCRAEI QVAE extant, Cum notis Cornelii Scrivelii.
• A Treatise of the Bulk and Selvedge of the World, wherein the Greatness, Littleness, and Last∣ingness of Bodies are freely handled, with an An∣swer to Tentamina De Deo; By N. Fairfax. M. D.

Small Octavo and Duodecim••.

• A Saint indeed; Or, the great work of a Chri∣stian opened and pressed from Prov. 4.23. by I. Flavel.
• Annotations on the Book of Ecclesiastes, by a Reverend Divine.
• Artificial Arithmetick in Decimals, shewing the Original, Ground and Foundation thereof; By R. Iagar.
• Euphrates, or the Waters of the East; being a short Discourse of that secret Fountain whose

• Water flows from Fire, and carries in it the Beams of the Sun and Moon.
• The Greatness of the Mystery of Godliness; together with Hypocrisie discovered in its Nature and Workings; By Cuthbert Sydenham.
• Ieda Theologiae tam Contemplativae quam Activae ad Formam S. Scripturae delineata, Opera Theophili Galei.