A sermon preached at the parish church of Solihull in Warwickshire, December 21. 1690 On occasion of the death of Anne, the wife of the reverend and worshipful Henry Greswold; precentor of the Cathedral of Lichfield, &c. and rector of Solihull aforesaid. By John Wright Master of Arts.

BOOKS Printed for W. Crooke, at the Green-Dragon without Temple-Bar. 1691.

• 1. THe London Practice of Physick, or the whole Practical Part of Physick, contained in the Works of Dr. Tho. Willis; faithfully made English, and printed together for the Publick good: To which is bound his new Book, being a Plain and Easie Method for preserving from, and Curing of the Plague, and all other Contagious Diseases, in 8o. price bound 7 s. 6 d.
• 2. The Christians Manual, in Three Parts.
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  • 2. An Introduction to a plain and safe way to the Communion Table, with Prayers fitted for the Communicant, Before, At, and After the receiving of the Lords Supper: alone price 1 s.
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• 3. The Historians Guide, Brittain's Remembrancer; being a Sum∣mary of all the Actions, Battels, &c. Preferments, Changes, &c. that happened in His Majesties Kingdom, from An. Dom. 1600. to 1690. shewing the Year, Month, and Day of the Month each was done in; with an Alphabetical Table, for the more easie finding out any thing in the Book, in 12o. price bound 2 s.
• 4. Compendium Geographicum, or a more Plain and Easie Introduction into all Geography than yet extant, after the latest Discoveries and Al∣terations; with two Alphabets, 1. Of the Antient, and 2. Of the Modern Names of Places, &c. by P. C. Chamherlain of the Inner-Tem∣ple, in 12o: price bound 1 s.
• 5. Bucaniers of America, or a true Account of the most Remarkable Assaults, committed of late years upon the Coasts of the West-Indies, by the English and French; with the unparallel'd Exploits of Sir H. Morgan, Captain Cooke, Captain Sharp, and other English Men: Also the great Cruelties of the French Bucaniers, as of Lolonois, Barti, Portu∣gues, Rock Brasiliano, &c. in two Volumns; both bound together price 10 s. in 4to.
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• 6. The Works of Homer, viz. His Illiads and Oddises, Translated out of Greek into English by Tho. Hobbes of Malmsbury: price bound 5 s.
• 7. Nine Treatises of Tho. Hobbes of Malmsbury, bound in Two Volumns in Octavo, viz. 1. His Behemoth, or Civil Wars of England. 2. His Historical Narration of Heresie. 3. His Answer to Bishop Bramhall in Defence of his Leviathan. 4. His Seven Problems, with an Apology to the King, for his Writings. These Four were printed all at one time, and called his Tracts: price bound 5 s.———5. His Life in Latin, writ part by himself, and finished by Dr. B. 6. His Consideration on his own, Religion, Loyalty, &c. 7. His Art of Rhe∣torick in English. 8. His Dialogue about the Common Law of Eng∣land. 9. His Ten Dialogues of Natural Philosophy in English. These Five last were printed at several times, and sold single; but for con∣veniency, also bound in a Volumn together, and sold for 7 s. 6. d.
• 8. A Modern View of such Parts of Europe that hath lately been, and still are, the Places of great Transactions, viz. Italy, with all its Principalities: France, with all it Provinces and Bishopricks; Germany, with the Dukedom of Lorrain, and all the Electorates and Lordships of the Empire; Spain, with all its Dominions, &c. Wherein is shew∣ed the Present State of all those Countries, with curious Remarks of An∣tiquity interwoven, in 8o. price bound 2 s. 6 d.
• 9. The Case of the Resistance of the Supreme Powers Stated and Re∣solved, according to the Doctrine of the Holy Scriptures, by W. Sherlock, D. D. Master of the Temple, the Second Edition, in 8o. price bound 2 s.
• 10. A Plain and Easie Method, for preserving those that are well from the Infection of the Plague, or any Contagious Distemper in City, Country, Camp, Fleet, &c. and for Curing such as are infected with it; Written in the Year 1666. by Dr. Tho. Willis, never printed before this Year 1691. and now Printed by the Authority of the Colledge of Phy∣sicians: price bound 1 s. 6 d.
• 11. De Mirabilibus pecci, being the Wonders of the Peak in Darby∣shire, commonly called the Devil's Arse of Peak, in Latin and English, by Tho. Hobbs of Malmsbury, in 12o. price bound 1 s.
• 12. Britains Glory, and Englands Bravery, wherein is shewed the De∣grees of Honour from the Prince to the Peasant; the Precedency of all Persons, from the Throne to the Bond-man, useful for all, especially for Feasts, Funerals, Processions, and all great Assemblies, &c. With He∣ralds Duty and Power; and a Dictionary of the Terms in Heraldry, and an Account of all the Orders of Knighthood in Christendom; and of the Weights and Measures of England, by B. Smithurst, in 12o. price bound 1 s. 6 d.
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• 13. The Court of Curiosity: Being the most exact and curious Book of Dreams and Fortune Book that is extant. Much enlarged and ex∣plained in this Edition, 12o. Price bound 1 s. 6 d.
• 14. Peppa, or the Reward of Constant Love, a Novel. Done out of French by a Young Gentlewoman: with the several Songs set to Musick, for Two Voices, in 12o. Price 1 s. 6 d.
• 15 Dr. Hascard, Dean of Windser his Three Sermons.
• 16 Mr. Maningham's Six Sermons, 4to.
• 17—His Two Discourses, 8vo.
• 18 Mr. Budgell's Sermon of Prayer, 4to.
• 19 Mr. Lightonhouse's Sermon on the Sacrament, 4to.
• 20 Mr. Buckly's Sermon at Hereford, 4to.
• 21 Dr. Harrison's Sermon on the Plot, 4to.
• 22 Mr. Wright's Discourse of Schism, 4to.
• 23 Mr. Chillingworth against the Papists.
• 24 Des Escotai's Sermon at the Savoy, French and English.
• 25 Mr. Ellesby's Sermon on Jan. 30. 4to.
• 26—Discourse of Conscience, 4to.
• 27 Mr. Howell's Visitation Sermon, 4to.
• 28 Grotius. Catechism, Greek, Latin, and English, 8vo.
• 29 Mr Howell's Spirit of Prophecy, 8vo.
• 30 Dr. Addison's State of the Jews, 12o.
• 31—Modest Plea for the Clergy, 8vo.
• 32—First Sate of Mahumetism, 8vo.
• 33—On the Sacrament, 12o.
• 34 Primitive Institution, 12o.
• 35—Moors baffled in Tangier, 4to.
• 36 Catechumen 12o.
• 37—Souls Communion with her Saviour. 12o.
• 38 Kitchin's Jurisdiction of Courts, 8vo.
• 39 Clarke's Praxis Admiralitat. Angl. 8vo.
• 40 Lord Hobart's Reports.
• 41. Coke's Institutes, 2d, 3d, and 4th Parts.
• 42 Duke's Law of Charitable Uses, fol.
• 43 Officina Brevium, fol.
• 44 Several Statutes of Bankrupts
• 45 Compleat Clerk.
• 46 Lord Littleton's Reports.
• 47 Compleat Sollicitor and Attorney.
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• 49 Mr. Hansard's Book of Entries.
• 50 Doctor and Student.
• 51 Fitzh. Natura Brevium.
• 52 Keilway's Reports, with new References.
• 53 Wingate's Abridgment.
• 54 Leonard's Reports.
• 55 Bulstrode's Reports.
• 56 Register of Writs: New Additions to it.
• 57 Dr. Howell's History of the World.
• 58 Clelia, a Romance.
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• 59 Scarroon's Comical Romance.
• 60 Journal of the House of Peers.
• 61 Journals of the House of Commons.
• 62 Townsend's Queen Elizabeth Parliaments.
• 63 Last Seventeen Years of Queen Elizabeth.
• 64 The Connexion in King James I. Reign.
• 65 Fathers Advice to a Son on a Voyage.
• 66 Flower Garden, and Compleat Vineyard.
• 67 Plutarch's Lives English, in Five Volumes 8vo.
• 68 King killing Doctrine of the Jesuits.
• 69 Brevis Demonstratio.
• 70 Blunt's Voyage into the Levant.
• 71 Bridali's Present State of London.
• 72 Saunder's Astrological Physick.
• 73 Clark's Manual.
• 74 Hobb's Homer in English.
• 75—Travels of Ulysses, Eng.
• 76—Civil-wars of England
• 77—Natural Philosophy.
• 78—Vita per Dr. Blackborn.
• 79—Poem on his Life, in English.
• 80—Poem on Darby Peak, Latin and English.
• 81—Narration of Heresie.
• 82—Answer to Bramhall's Defence of Leviathan.
• 83—Letter of Liberty and Necessity.
• 84—Seven Problems.
• 85—Whole Art of Rhetorick, English.
• 86—Dialogue of the Laws of England.
• 87—Consideration on his Loyalty, Religion, &c.
• 88—Leviathan in 4to in Latin.
• 89—De Principiis & Ratiocinatione.
• 90—De Duplicatione Cubi.
• 91—Quadratura Circuli.
• 92—Rosetum Geometricum.
• 93—Principia & Problemata.
• 94—Epistola ad Ant. a Wood.
• 95—Lux Mathematicus.
• 96—Historia Ecclesiastic.
• 97 Heath's Chronicles of the Civil Wars, fol.
• 98 Popish Cruelty's, being Dr. Parry's Tryal.
• 99 Mr. Hallely's Golden Rule of Arithmatick.
• 100 The True Englishman, 4to.
• 101 The Queens Birth-Day Song, for 1691.

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