A catalogue containing variety of ancient and modern English books in divinity, history, philology, philosophy, [double brace] law, physick, mathematicks &c. together with Bibles, Testaments, Common prayers ... will be exposed to sale ... the 30th day of November 1685 / by Edward Millington ...

English in Folio.

• 1 ALlestry (Rich.) Sermons Oxon. 1684
• 2 —Idem Lond. 1669
• 3 A••lens Doctrine of the Gospel London 1606
• 4 Annals of King James and King Charles the First (Frankland) London 1681
• 5 Attorsoll (Will.) Commentary on Pa••lemon Ib. 1612
• 6 Artamenes or Grand Cyrus the fifth and last Volum Ib. 1655
• 7 Aphorismes Civil and Military, taken out of Fr. Guicciardine Ib. 1629
• 8 Bishop Andrews (Lancel.) Collection of Posthumous and Orphan Lectures Ib. 1657
• 9 —On the Commandements ib.
• 10 Ambroses (Isaac) Works. ib.
• 11 A Church Bible with Chronology Oxon.
• 12 A Bible Fol. for a House, with Chronology and Index Ib.
• 13 A Common Prayer of Imperial Paper Oxon.
• 14 —Of a second Edition smaller folio fine Paper, with 39 A••ticles Ib.
• 15 —Idem ordinary Paper Ib.
• 16 A Book of Homilies, with 39 Articles ib.
• 17 —Idem large Paper ib.
• 18 Adam's large Map of England, Coloured and Pasted on Cloth to hang in a Room —
• 19 Bishop B••ownrig's (Ralph) Sermons L••nd. 1674
• 20 Bentivolio's History of the Wars of Flanders Lond. 1678
• 21 Burnet's (Thomas) Theory of the Earth Lond. 1684
• 22 Boccatio's (John) Novels and Tales Lond. 1684
• 23 Baxter's (Rich.) Catholick Theology Lond. 1675
• 24 —Idem Gilt Leaves ib.
• 25 —Christian Directory, or Body of Practical Divinity Lond. 1673
• 26 Bacon's (Francis) Natural History Lond. 1658
• 27 —His Resuscitatio Lond. 1671
• 28 Baker (Rich.) Chronicle of the Kings of England Lond. 1684
• 29 Du Bartu, Works, best Edition Lond. 1641
• 30 Barnet's (Gilbert) History of the Reformation, 2 Vol. Lond. 1681
• 31 — Memoirs of Duke Hamelton ib.
• 32 Brady's (Robert) Introduction to the old English History Lond. 1684
• 33 —Compleat History of England 1••85
• 34 Dr. Burlace's History of the Irish Rebellion, until 1661 Lond. 1680
• 35 Brook (Fulk Lord) Works, viz. Treatise of Wars, &c. L nd. 1633
• 36 Bishop Bramhall's Works Dublin
• 37 Bartholin's Anatomy, by Culpeper Lond.
• 38 Bonettus Guide to the Practical Physitian, English ib. 1684
• 39 Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy ib.
• 40 Beaumont and Fletchers Playes ib. 1679
• 41 Bayly's Wall-Flower (A Romance) Lond. 1650
• 42 Biondi's Civil Wars of Engl. beginning with Rich. 2. and ending w••th H. 6. Lond. 1641
• 43 Cave (Will.) Lives of the Primitive Fathers Lond. 1667

• 44 Cogan's (Henry) Illustrious Bassa Lond. 1674
• 45 Charas (Moses) Royal Pharmacopaea Lond. 1678
• 46 Crook's (Helkiah) Anatomy Lond. 1651
• 47 Cudworth's Intelectual Systeme of the Universe Lond. 1678
• 48 Calderwood's (David) History of Scotland 1680
• 49 Clelia a Romance (Scudery) Lond. 1678
• 50 Charnock's (Stephen) Works in 2 Vol Lond. 1684
• 51 Cowley's Works (Abraham) the eighth Edition Lond. 1684
• 52 —Works 2d Part Lond. 1681
• 53 Compleat Ambassador (Sir Dudly Digges) Lond. 1655
• 54 Cambridge Concordence 1682
• 55 Clark's Marrow of Ecclesiastical History Ib. 1675
• 56 —His Marrow or Lookingglass for Saints and Sinners Vol. 2. Ib. 1671
• 57 Cradock's Harmony of the four Evangelists Ib. 1668
• 58 —Apostolical History ib.
• 59 Cary's Cronology (Robert) Ib. 1677
• 60 Castle of Knowledge, Rob. Record Ib. 1556
• 61 Cotgrave (Randal) Dictionary of the French and English Tongue Ib. 1611
• 62 Compleat Ambassador written, by Sir Dudl. Diggs Ib. 1655
• 63 Cumber (Tho.) Works Companion to the Temple, or a Help to Devotion, &c. Ib. 1684
• 64 Clark's Examples, or Looking-Glass for Saints and Sinners ib.
• 65 Chillingworth's Defence of the Protestant Religion ib.
• 66 Caryl on Job. Vol. 2. ib.
• 67 Causin's Holy Court ib.
• 68 Cassandra (the Romance) ib.
• 69 Cesar's Comentaries, by Edmonds with Cuts ib.
• 70 Curia Politice, or the Apologies of several Princes ib.
• 71 Churchil's Remarks on the Lives of the Kings of England to 1660
• 72 Catalogue of all the Books in the University of Oxford Library Oxon. 1674
• 73 Glavel's Catalogue of all Books Printed in London, from the fire of London 1666 to Trinity Term 1685 (Inclusive) 1685
• 74 Dr. Charlton's Description of Animals Lat. and Engl. Oxon. 1677
• 75 Digby (Sir Kel.) of Bodies Paris
• 76 Davenant (Will.) Works Lond. 1673
• 77 Davilas History of France Savoy 1678
• 78 Dagdale's (Sir Will.) Civil Wars of England, from 1640 to 1660 Lond. 1681
• 79 —Origines Judidiciales Ib. 1680
• 80 —Baronage of England 2 Vol. Royal Paper Ib.
• 81 —Idem Ordinary Paper ib.
• 82 —Copy of all Summons of the Nobility to Parliaments from K. Henry 3d. to 1685
• 83 Dixon's (Rob.) Nature of the two Testaments, Ib. 1676
• 84 Dallington's Aphoirsmes Civil and Military Ib. 1629
• 85 Day's (Will.) Commentary on the Epistle to the Romans Ib. 1666
• 86 —His Commentary on the Prophet Isaiah Ib. 1654
• 87 Drayton's (Mich.) Polyolboin, with Selden's Notes with Figures Ib.
• 88 Sir Dadly D••gges his Compleat Ambassador Ib. 1655
• 89 Daniel (Sam.) and Jo. Trussels Collection of History of England Ib. 1685
• 90 Dabartas's Works translated by Jos. Sylvester Ib.
• 91 Summary on D••bartas his Works Ib.
• 92 Daille 47 Sermons on the Colossians ib.

• 93 Evelyn's (John) Discourse of Forest Trees Lond. 1679
• 94 — Idem 1670
• 95 Eposition of Genesis and Exodus, by Geo. Hughes 1672
• 96 Esiana A new Romance, form'd by an English hand Ib. 1661
• 97 Esops Fables English Lat. French with Cuts, by Barlow ib.
• 98 Duke of Espernon's Life, being a Continuation of Davilas History ib.
• 99 Farindons (Anthony) Sermons 3d Vol. Ib. 1674
• 100 Foules History of Romish Treasons Ib. 1681
• 101 — Of Pretended Saints ib.
• 102 Forsters (Sam.) Miscellanies Ib.
• 103 Favins (Andrew) Theater of Honour Ib. 1623
• 104 Frost's (Jo.) Select Sermons Cambridge 1658
• 105 Franklands Annals of King James, and King Charles the First 681
• 106 Flud's (Rob.) Mosaical Philosophy Lud. 1659
• 107 Five Decades of Epistles of War, by Fra. Markham Lond. 1622
• 108 Franks 51 Sermons ib.
• 109 Felthams Resolves, Divine, Moral, Political ib.
• 110 Gils (Alexander) Exposition on the Creed Ib. 1635
• 111 Gurnal (Will.) Christian Armour Ib. 1669
• 112 Gadbury's (John) Doctrine of Nativities Ib. 1661
• 113 —His Collection of Nativities in 150 Genitures ib. 1662
• 114 Gouge (Will.) on the Hebrews Ib. 1655
• 115 Guicciardine's (Fr.) Aphorismes, Civil and Military Ib. 1613
• 116 Guillim's (Jo.) Display of Heraldry, the best Edition with Figurs Ib. 1679
• 117 —Another with the Terms of Hawking and Hunting Ib. 1638
• 118 Gells Remains on several select Scriptures ib.
• 119 Dr. Grew of Vegetables (with Cuts) Ib.
• 120 Holy Bible for Churches, with Chronology Oxon.
• 121 —With Common Prayer, Index, &c. ib.
• 122 A Common Prayer for Churches, of Imperial Paper ib.
• 123 —Idem Ordinary ib.
• 124 History of the Caribbe Islands Lond.
• 125 —Of the Cardinals of Rome ib.
• 126 —Of the late Wars in Denmark ib.
• 127 Heaths Chronicle of the late Wars in England ib.
• 128 History Of Don Quixot ib.
• 129 Hobbs Translation of Thucidides, with Cuts ib.
• 130 History of Appian of Alexandria ib.
• 131 History of the University of Oxford, part English, part Latin Oxon.
• 132 David Logans Cuts of all the Colledges in Oxford ib.
• 133 Homilies to be read in Churches, with the 39 Articles ib.
• 134 — Idem Great Paper ib.
• 135 History of the Bible in Brass Cuts Lond.
• 136 Dr. Hortons one Hundred select Sermons ib.
• 137 — On the Romans ib.
• 138 —On the 4th, 42d, 51st, and 63 Psalms ib.
• 139 Hutchinson on Job ib.
• 140 Heylins Cosmography ib.
• 141 —History of the Presbeterians ib.
• 142 —Of the Reformation of the Church of England

• 143 History of Montluc, Marshal of France Lond.
• 144 Hammond's Sermons, Large Paper Lond. 1675
• 145 Herbert's Travels Lond. 1683
• 146 Life of King Henry the Eighth Lond. 1683
• 147 Hall's Paraphrase on the Old and New Testament Lond. 1673
• 148 Hales's Origination of Mankind Lond. 1681
• 149 Heylin's Tracts Lond. 1681
• 150 Bishop Hacker's (John) Century of Sermons Lond. 1675
• 151 Hal••'s (John) Four Books of Government and Obedience Ib. 1654
• 152 — (Thomas) his Commentary on the 3d and 4th Chapt. of the 2d to Timothy Ib. 1658
• 153 Hieron's (Sam.) Sermons, with his Help to Devotion Cambr. 1614
• 154 Hart's (Ja.) Diet of the Diseased, in three Books Lond. 1633
• 155 Harmony on the Four Evangelists, by Sam. Cradock Ib. 1668
• 156 Howels's (James) Survey of the Seignorie of Venice Ib. 1651
• 157 Home of Mourn ng ib.
• 158 Hammond's Tract, 2 vol. in Defence of the Church of England 1684
• 159 — Parley of Beasts 1660
• 160 Hooker's Ecclesiastical Polity, compleat ib.
• 161 Heylin on the C••eed ib.
• 162 History of Lewis the Eleventh, by P. Matthieu, englished by Edw. Grimestone 1614
• 163 — History of the Irish Rebelion, by Dr. B••rlace Lond. 1630
• 164 — of Venice from the beginning to 1612. Ib.
• 165 — of K James and K. Charles the First, by Dr. Frankland Ib. 1681
• 166 — History of the Wars of Flanders, by Card. Bentivoglio Ib. 1678
• 167 — of Henry VII. by L. Bacon, with G••odwin's Henry VIII. Edw. VI. and Q. Mary
• 168 — Baker's Chronicle of England, (the last Edition) 1684
• 169 — Davila's H••story of the Civil Wars of France Ib. 1678
• 170 — Foule's History of the Romish Treason and Usurpation Ib. 1••81
• 171 — Knox's History of Ceylon in the East-Indies, with Figures Ib. 1681
• 172 — Pacata Hibernia, I eland appeased and reduced Ib. 1683
• 173 — Sir Walther Raleigh's History of the World Ib. 1614
• 174 — Jo. Schoffer's History of Lapla••d, with Figures Oxon. 1674
• 175 — Arth. Wilson's Life of King James the First Lond. 1653
• 176 — Bulstr W••atlock's History of the English Aff••irs, from 1625. to 1660. Lond. 1682
• 177 — Phil. de Comines his History, with Annotations Ib. 1674
• 178 — Lord Edward Herbert's Life and Reign of Henry the Eighth Ib. 1683
• 179 — Procopius History of the Wars of Justinian Ib. 1659
• 180 — Prud. ••e Sandovals C••vil-Wars of Spain Ib. 1652
• 181 Jesuits Morals, by a Doctor of Sorbon in Paris Ib. 1670
• 182 History of the Irish Rebellion from 1641. to 1680. ib.
• 183 Journal of S. Amour Doctor of Sorborne Lond. 1664.
• 184 B shop Jewel's D••fence of the Apolog•• of the Church of England 15••7
• 185 Ingelo's Bentivolio and Urania 1682
• 186 J••sephus in English ib.
• 187 Ibrahim, or the Illustrious B••ssa 1674
• 188 Knox (Rob.) Historical, Relation of Ceilon, an Isl••nd in the East-Indies Lond. 1681
• 189 Kellet's (Edw.) of the threefold Supper of Christ Ib. 1641
• 190 Kendal (Geo.) Doctrine of the Reformed Churches concerning Redemption Ib. 1653
• 191 Knight's (Will.) Concordance to the Holy Scripture Ib. 1610
• 192 K••rsey (Jo.) Algebra expounded, in 4 Books, 2 volumes Ib. 1673

• 193 Lee's (Sam.) Temple of Solomon Lond. 1659
• 194 Lomatius (Jo. Paul) Treatise of Arts, curious Painting, Carving, &c. Oxon. 1598
• 115 Lucan's P••arsalia (with his Life) Translated by Sir Geo. Gorges Lond. 1614
• 196 Littleton's (Adam) Sermons Lond.
• 197 Ligons History of the Barbadoes Lond.
• 198 Archbishop Laud against Fisher Lond.
• 199 Leybourns Compleat Surveyor Lond.
• 200 — Art of Dyalling Lond.
• 201 Ludolphus History of E••hiopia Lond.
• 202 Dr. Ligh foots Works Vol. 2 Ib. 1684
• 203 Mariner, Magazine Ib. 1684
• 204 Mercators Atlas, with Mapps Ib. 1635
• 205 Machiavel's (Nicholas) Works Ib. 1680
• 206 — His Florentine History Ib. 15••5
• 207 Morice (Vill.) Treatise of the Lords Supper Ib. 1660
• 208 Military Instructions for the Cavalry, according the Modern Wars Camb. ••644
• 209 Markham's Five decades and Epistles of War 1622
• 210 Bishop Morton's 8 Books of the Institution of the Mass of Christ I••. 1642
• 211 Mountagus (Bishop Rich.) Acts and Monuments of the Church before Christ Ib. 1642
• 212 Mead's (Joseph) Works
• 213 Sir Jonas Mores Maps of the Fenns, Coloured and pasted on Cloth for to hang in Rooms
• 214 Maimbourg's History of the Crusade, by Dr. Nalson
• 215 Nalsons (John) Tryal of Ki•••• Charles the First Lond. 1684
• 216 —Collections of Great Affairs of State, Vol. 2. Lond. 1682
• 217 New world of English words or a general Dictionary, by E. Philips Id. 1658
• 218 Nanis History of Venice, by Sir Honywood
• 219 Earl of Northamptons Defensative against the Poyson of supposed Prophcies 1620
• 220 Owen (John) on the Hebrews, concerning the Priesthood of Christ Lond. 1674
• 221 —Discourse concerning the Holy Spirit Lond. 1674
• 222 —Concerning the Messiah Lond. 1668
• 223 Phillips (Edw.) English Dictionary Ib. 1678
• 224 Mistress Katherine Philips Poems Ib. 1678
• 225 Parr's (Ethn.) Works on the Romans, &c. the third Edition Ib. 1632
• 226 Plutarchs Morals, Englished by Phll. Holland Ib. 1603
• 227 Prynne's (William) History of King John, Hen. 3. and Edw. the First Ib. 1670
• 228 Pool's (Matt.) English Synopsis▪ or Annotations upon the Holy Bible, Vol. 2. Ib. 1683
• 229 —Second Volume Alone
• 230 Petavius (Dionysius) Geographical Description of the World Ib. 1659
• 231 Bishop Pearson (Jo.) On the Creed Lond.
• 232 Pareys Chirurgery Lond.
• 233 Pharamond (A Romance) Lond.
• 234 Parthanissa (Romance) Lond.
• 535 Priorata's History of France Lond.
• 236 Dr. Pocock on Micha and Malachi Lond.
• 237 Sir Will. Petteys Maps of Ireland, Survayed by himself Lond.
• 238 Picture of King James the Second, by David Logan Lond.
• 239 —King Charles the Second, by Robert White Lond.
• 240 —Queen Mary, by Vanderbanck Lond.
• 241 —Queen Dowager, Idem Lond.
• 242 —Of Hugo Grotius, Graved in Holland Lond.

• 243 Mathematical Collections and Transactions, by Galileus Lond. 1661
• 244 Mayer on the Pentateuch 1653
• 245 Jackion's Collection of his Works 1653
• 246 Melvil's (Sir James) Memoires of the Affairs of Sotland in the Reigns of Q. Elizabeth, Mary, and K. James 1683
• 247 Dr. Pells Tables of 10000 Squarenumbers
• 248 Rameseys Introduction to Astrology Lond. 16••8
• 249 Rathborn's Surveyor
• 250 Rushworths Historical Collections, 3. Vol. Compleat Ib. 1680
• 251 —Tryal of the Earl of Strafford Ib. 1680
• 252 Rea (Jo.) Flora, Ceres and Pomona Ib. 1665
• 253 Robert's (Francis) Key of the Bible Ib. 1675
• 254 Robert's (Lewis) Maps of Commerce Ib. 1677
• 255 Record's (Rob.) Castle of Knowledge Ib. 1556
• 256 William Cunnington's Cosmographical Glass Ib. 1559
• 257 Rogers (Rich.) Commentary on the whole Book of Judges Ib. 1615
• 258 Bishop Reynolds Works, compleat in one Volume Ib. 1658
• 259 Riverius (Laza.) his Practice of Physick, in 17 Books Ib. 1678
• 260 Royal Pharmacopaea, Galenical and Chymical, by Mos. Charras Ib. 1678
• 261 Ricaut's (Paul) Lives of the Popes and Bishops Ib. 1685
• 262 R••olanus Anatomy with Figures Lond.
• 263 Reynolds of Murther (with Cuts)
• 264 Rycaut's History of the Turks, from 1623, to 1637
• 265 Selden's (Jo.) Office of Lord Chancellor of England Lond. 1671
• 266 —His Titles of Honour Ib. 1631
• 267 Sander's (Rich.) Physiognomy, and Chiromancy Ib. 1653
• 268 Sprig's (Joshua) Englands Recovery Ib. 1641
• 269 Sturmy's (Sam.) Mariners Magazine Ib. 1684
• 270 Scheffer's (Jo.) History of Lapland (with Cuts Theatre Oxford 1674
• 271 Sleidane's (Jo.) Commentaries Lond. 1560
• 272 Scriveners Course of Divinity Ib. 1674
• 273 Selden's (John) Janus Anglorum Ib. 1682
• 274 Speed's (John) Maps of Great Britain and Ireland Ib. 1676
• 275 Sylva Sylvarum, or a natural History in 10 Centuries, by Lord Bacon Ib. 1631
• 276 Short view of the late Troubles in England, by Sir William Dugdale Oxon. 1681
• 277 Sanderson's (Bishop Robert) Sermons Lond.
• 278 Smith's Defence of the Christian Religion Lond.
• 279 Sanson's Geographical Description of the World with Mapps Lond.
• 280 Sir Philp Sidney's Arcadia with the rest of his Works Lond.
• 281 Strada's History of the Low Country Wars Lond.
• 282 Sandy's Travels (with Cuts) Lond.
• 283 Stillingfleet's Origines Britanica Lond.
• 284 —Sermons Lond.
• 285 —Rational Account of the Protestant Religion Lond.
• 286 Systema Agricultura, or Mistery of Husbandry discovered Lond.
• 287 Snape's Anatomy of a Horse with Curious Figures Lond.
• 288 Shakspear's Playes 1685
• 289 Silhen's Minister of State Lond. 1658
• 290 Sprigg's History of Sir Thomas Fairfax's Action in the Parliament Army
• 291 Towerson (Gab.) on the Lords Prayer and Ten Commandements Lond. 1681

• 292 —On the Ten Commandements Lond. 1681
• 293 —On the Creed
• 294 Tindale's (Will.) Translation of the Bible, want beginning Lond.
• 295 Turner (Will.) Herbal in two parts with a discourse of English Bathes Collen 1561
• 296 Treatise of the Sacrament, by W••ll. Morice (Lettred) Lond. 1660
• 297 Tavernier's (Jo. Bapt.) Travels 2 parts one Vol. with figures (Let.) Ib. 1678 & 1680
• 298 — Travels into Turky, Persia. &c, Vol. the second Ib. 1682
• 299 Sir James Turner's Millitary Essays of the Ancient Grecians, Romans
• 300 View of the Soul in several Tracts to Dr. Jo. Tillitson, Dean of Canterbury Lond. 1682
• 301 Van Helmonts (Jo. Baptista) Works Lond. 1662
• 302 Varenius and Sanson's Cosmography and Geography Lond. 1683
• 303 View of the Late Troubles in England, by Will. D••gdale Oxon. 1681
• 304 Ʋsher's Body Divinity with Figures
• 305 Veslingius Anatomy
• 307 Wing (Vincent) Harmonicon Coeleste Lond. 1651
• 308 —Astronomia Instaurata Lond. 1656
• 309 Webster (John) of Witchcraft Lond. 1677
• 310 —Idem Large Paper
• 311 Wilson's (Arthur) Life of King James the First Lond. 1653
• 312 Willoughby (Fran.) of Birds, with their Cuts Lond. 1678
• 313 Whitlock's (Bulstrod) Memorials of English Affairs, from 1625 to 1660 Lond. 1682
• 314 Wilson's Christian Dictionary Lond.
• 315 Dr. (Tho.) Willis Works Lond.
• 316 Bishop Wilkin's Real Character Lond.
• 317 Dr. John Wallis Algebra Lond.
• 318 Sir George Wheeler's Travels in Greece, with Cuts Lond.
• 319 Gouge (Tho.) Works Lond. 1267
• 320 Bishop Gauden Tears, Complaints and Prayers of the Church of England Ib. 1659
• 321 Wars of Italy, from 1613 to 1644, by Capriata ib. 1663
• 322 Hutchinson on John ib. 1657
• 323 Journal of Queen Elizabeth by Sir S. Dews ib.
• 324 Cotgrave's English▪ and French Dictionary 1650
• 325 Burnet's History of the Reformation, First part ib. 1681
• 326 Card Petron's Reply to King James 1630

Law Books Folio.

• 327 WInch's (Humphry) Reports Lond. 1657
• 328 Plowden's (Edmond) Commentaries ib. 1684
• 329 Laws and Acts of Parliament made in Scotland Edenb. 1681
• 330 Collection of all the Statutes now in use the Kingdom of Ireland Dublin 1678
• 331 Anderson's Reports large Paper Lond. 1664
• 332 Hen. Scobell's Collection of Acts in the Years 1648, 1649, 1650, 1651 ib. 1651
• 333 Henry the Seventh (and year Book) with Brooks notes ib. 1597
• 334 Ferd. Pulton's Collection of Statutes ib. 1661
• 335 Crooke's Reports, vol. 3. ib. 1683
• 336 —Charles the First ib. 1677
• 337 Cooke's Reports English ib.
• 338 —Idem French Vol. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. ib. 1609
• 339 Cotton's Records of the Tower ib. 1657

• 340 Cawleys Laws made against Jesuits ib. 1683
• 341 Lanes Reports in the Exchequer ib. 1657
• 342 Bulstrode's Reports Compleat ib. 1657
• 344 Bowman's Songs for one, two, or three voyces to the Thorowbass collected out of Cowley and others Oxor. 1679
• 345 Porta's Natural Magick Lond. 1658
• 346 Pemble's Works Oxford 16••9
• 347 P••in's Chronological vindication of the Jurisdiction of our English Kings Tom 2d from the Invasions of the Popes Lond. 1666
• 348 — Idem Large Paper ib.

Law Quarto.

• 349 GOdolphin's (J.) Orphans Legacy, or a Testamentary Abridgment Lond. 1685
• 350 Fulbeck's (Will.) Pandectes of the Law of Nations ib. 1602
• 351 —His parallel of the Civil Law, Canon Law and Common Law ib. 1601
• 352 Jo. Skene's exposition of the Terms and diffi••ult words in the Law ib. 1641

Law Octavo.

• 353 TOuchstone of Preced', relating to Judicial proceedings at Common Law Lond. 1682
• 354 —Another of the same, by G. F. of Graies-Inn ib. 1682
• 355 Young Clerks Guide Compleat, 4. parts ib. 1682
• 356 Ridley's (Sir Tho.) View of the Civil and Ecclesiastical Law Oxon. 1662
• 357 Terms of the Law Explained Lond. 1636
• 358 Kitchin (Jo.) of Courts in French ib. 1613
• 359 Hen. Finch's Lawer a Discourse thereof in 4 Books ••b. 1636
• 360 Mr. Plowden's Abridgment de touts les Case Reports ib. 1607
• 361 Manley's (Tho.) Abridgment of the 2 last Volumes of Lord Cook's Reports ib. 1670
• 362 Ed. Trotman's Epitome undecim Libr. Relationum Edw. Cooke ib. 1640
• 363 —Idem Gallice ib. 1640
• 364 Andr. Horne Mirror des Justices ib. 1642
• 365 Gu. Fleetwood Index Annalium Ed. 5. Rich. 3. Hen. & 8th 1597
• 366 Jo. Wilkinson's Office and Authorities of Coroners and Sheriffs 1641

English Quarto.

• 1 AInsworth's (Hen.) Annotations on Genesis, Exodus, Levit. Numbers, &c. 3 Vol. Lond.
• 2 —His Annot. on Genesis Levit. and Psalmes, 2. Vol. Ib.
• 3 Attersoll's Pathway to Canaan, or an Exposition on the 20 of Numbers Cambr. 1609
• 4 Abbot's (Rob.) Defence of Perkins reformed Catholick Lond. 1911
• 5 Arraignment of the whole Creature ib. 1632
• 6 Answer to the Censure of K. James his Apology ib. 1609
• 7 Attwell's (Geo.) Faithful Surveyor Cambr. 1662
• 8 Antapologia or an answer to Mr. Goodwins, &c. Appologetical Narration Lond. 1644
• 9 Abridgement of the Lincoln Ministers Book delivered to K. James ib. 1605
• 10 Apology for sundry proceedings by Jurisdiction Ecclesiastical ib.
• 11 Apuleius Golden Asse, and also the ••sse overladen ib. 1639
• 12 Ames (Will.) on Peter ib. 1641
• 13 Austin of Fruit Trees Oxon. 1657
• 14 Anatomical Account of the El••phant Lond. 1682
• 15 Address to the Free-Men and Free-Holders of the Nation, 3d part Lond. 16••3

• 17 Bible black Letter, want in the end
• 18 Bishop Bancrofts survey of the pretended Holy Discipline Lond. 1595
• 19 If Barrow's Treatise of the Popes supremacy Lond. 1680
• 20 Balls (Jo.) Friendly tryal of the grounds tending to separatio 1640
• 21 Treatise of 4 Monarchies, and Christs twofold Kingdom ib. 164
• 22 —His answer to Mr. Can touching separatior ib. 1642
• 23 Beza's (Tho.) Sermons on the 3 First Chapters of Canticles Oxon. 1587
• 24 Bayne (Paul) Commentary on Colossians Lond. 1634
• 25 Byfield (Nic.) Sermons on the 1st of Peter, and on the Sabbath, 2. Vol. ib. 1626
• 26 Brinsley's True Watch, the Third Part ib.
• 27 —His Commentary on Ezekiels Vision Lond. 1622
• 28 Bernard's (Rich.) 3 Fold Treatise of the Sabbath Lond. 1641
• 29 —His Key to the opening of the Revelations ib. ••617
• 30 Bolton's (Rob.) Directions for a comfortable walking with God ib. 1634
• 31 —Discourse of Happiness ib. 1641
• 32 B••rlow (Will.) Of Praedestination and Reprobation ib. 1656
• 33 Baxter's (Rich.) 2d True defence of the Non-Conformists ib. 1685
• 34 —His true H story of the Councils enlarged and Defended ib. 1682
• 35 —His naked Popery, in answer to a Roman Catholick Lond. 1677
• 36 Burrough's Heart-division, the Evil of our Times
• 37 —His Gospel Remission ib. 1674
• 38 Boughen (Edw.) Sermon of Confirmation ib. 1672
• 39 Brightman's (Tho.) Commentary upon the Revelations Amst. 1611
• 40 Buckler of Faith against the Jesuits, by Peter du Moulin Lond. 1631
• 41 Burton's (Will.) Questions concerning the Attributes of God Lond. 1602
• 42 Benefiel••'s (Seb.) Commentary on Amos Lond. 1629
• 43 B••oughton's (Hugh) Revelation of the Holy Apocalyps 1610
• 44 Bewi••k's (Jo.) Answer to the Quakers Lond. 1660
• 45 Bastwick's (Jo.) Church of England, a true Church against Montague ib. 1645
• 46 Burgess's (Jo.) Answer in Defence of three nocent Ceremonies ib. 1631
• 47 Ball's (Tho.) Pulpits Patronage ib. 1656
• 48 Barns's (Tho.) Needful Helps against desperate perplexity ib. 1624
• 49 Brown's (Edw.) Account of his Travels through Germany ib. 1677
• 50 Bucaniers of America, Large Paper with Figures ib. 1784
• 51 Burton's learned Treatise of the Sabbath Oxon. 1630
• 52 Binning's (Capt. Tho.) Light to the Art of Gunery Lond. 1676
• 53 Bassus or Songs of sundry natures, in 3, 4, 5, & 6 parts Lond. 1689
• 54 Biggs's (Noah.) Vanity of the Craft of Physick Lond. 1651
• 55 —His new Dispensatory ib. 1651
• 56 Barrough's (Phil.) Method of Physick, wants Title ib.
• 57 Boyle's (Rob.) Certain Physiological Essays, and other Tracts Lond. 1669
• 58 Bancker's (Tho.) Introduction of Algebra ib. 1668
• 59 Davan's (Will.) of the true ordering of a Common-wealth 1559
• 60 Baldessar Castilio's Courtier Englished, by Tho. Hobby Lond. 1603
• 61 Boyle's Experiments touching Cold ib. 1683
• 62 —Spring and weight of the Air, 2. Vol. Compleat 1682
• 63 —Continuation of Experiments of the weight of the Air 1669
• 64 —Usefulness of Experimental Phylosophy Oxon. 1664
• 65 —Of natural Phylosophy, second part ib.

• 66 Bible Compleat, with Chronology Large Oxon.
• 67 —Idem Small Oxon.
• 68 Barrow Of the Oath of Allegiance 1679
• 69 Burrough's on the Eleventh of Matthew Lond. 1659
• 70 —Of Earthly mindedness ib.
• 71 Dr. Bates on the Attributes ib. 1675
• 72 Brookes's unsearchable Riches of Christ ib. 1671
• 73 —Cabinet of Choice Jewels ib. 1669
• 74 Baxter's Life of Faith ib. 1670
• 75 —Divine Life ib. 1664
• 76 —Crucif ing of the World by the Cross of Christ ib. 1658
• 77 —Reasons of the Christian Religion ib. 1667
• 78 Dr. Beaumon••'s Observations on Dr. Mores Mystery of Godliness Cambr. 1665
• 79 Broughton on Daniel 1667
• 80 Sir Tho. Brown of Sepulchral Urns Lond. 1669
• 81 Brief Account of Antient Church-Government 1662
• 82 Bastwick Against Mr. Wal. Montague Proving the Church of Engl. a true Church ib. 1645
• 83 Browning's 6 Sermons of Publike Prayer ib. 1636
• 84 Blake's Covenant Sealed ib. 1655
• 85 Bentham's Society of Saints ib.
• 86 Burges's Lawfulness of Kneeling at the Communion ib. 1631
• 87 Bishop Cozens's Canons of the Holy Scripture Lond. 1672
• 88 Cradock's (Sam.) Knowledge and Practice Lond. 1673
• 89 —(Walther) Gospel Liberty in its extensions and Limitations 1648
• 90 Jo. Calvin's Institution of Christian Religion 1587
• 91 —His Harmony on 3 Evangelists, with a Com. on John 1584
• 92 Canterburian's self Conviction 1641
• 93 Common Prayer and Apocrypha for a Cambridge Bible Camb. 1673
• 94 Common Prayer of the Church of England, black Letter Lond. white Letter Oxon.
• 95 Cartwright's Reply to Archbishop Whitegift, 2 Vol. 1577
• 96 Cleaver's (Rob.) Exposition of the 10 Commandements Lond. 1662
• 97 —His Exposition of the whole Book of Proverbs Lond. 1615
• 98 Cooper (Will.) Heaven opened, manifesting Salvation Lond. 1632
• 99 —His holy Alphabet for Sions Scholars Lond. 1613
• 100 C••lling••'s Defence of King James against Bellarmine
• 101 Cawdry's (Dan.) Christian Sabbath Vindicated Lond. 1645
• 102 Clagett's (Nic.) Abuse of Gods Grace discovered Oxon. 1659
• 103 Considerations for the suppresing of Popery in England Lond. 1677
• 134 Christs Victory over the Dragon, or Satans Downfal by Tho. Taylor 1633
• 105 Caryl On 22, 23, 24, 25, 26th Chapter of Job ib. 1657
• 106 —On the 32, 33, 34th Chapter of Job ib. 1669
• 107 Case's Mount Pisgah, or a Prospect of Heaven ib. 1670
• 108 Cooper's (Tho.) Epitome of Cronicles Lond. 1559
• 109 Courtier of Count B••ldessar Castilio ib. 1561
• 110 Cumber's (Tho.) History in vindication of the Divine Right of Tythes ib. 1682
• 111 Chamber's (Jo.) Treatise against Judicial Astrology ib. 1601
• 112 Cambden's (Will.) Remains concerning Brittanny ib. 1637
• 113 Carlton's (Geo.) Jurisdiction Regal, Episcopal and Papal ib. 1610
• 114 Consolations for Grammar Schoolers ib. 1622
• 115 Culverwell's Elegant discourse of the Light of Nature Oxon. 1669

• 116 Carpenter's (Nic.) Geography, in Two Books Oxon. 1635
• 117 Collins's (Jo.) Sector on a Quadrant Lond. 1658
• 118 —Salt and Fishery ib. 1682
• 119 Contareno's (Gasp) Common-wealth and Government of Venice ib. 1599
• 120 Civil and Ecclesiastical Rites of the Hebrews, by Tho. Goodwyn ib. 1674
• 121 Clarindon against Hobs's Leviathan Oxon.
• 122 Coles's Conferance against the Papists ib.
• 123 Christian Policie Lond.
• 124 Dr. Charleton's Enquiries into Human Nature ib. 1680
• 125 Cradock's Knowledge and Practice ib. 1673
• 126 Creeds's Refuter Refuted, or Dr. Hammond Vindicated ib. 1660
• 127 Culverwell's Light of Nature Oxon. 1669
• 128 Daille's Treatise of the right use of the Fathers Lond. 1675
• 129 Downe's (Jo.) Treatise of Justifying Faith Oxon. 1635
• 130 — his Defence of Justifying Faith ib. 1635
• 131 Deering's (Edw.) 27 Lectures on the Hebrews Lond. 1576
• 132 Dod's (Jo.) Exposition on the Ten Commandements ib. 1662
• 133 — his Seven Godly and Fruitful Sermons ih. 1614
• 134 — On the Lord's Prayer ib. 1635
• 135 Defence of the Innocency of the Three Ceremonies of the Church of England 1619
• 136 Dyke's (Dan.) Mystery of Self-deceiving, with Two Treatises of Repentance 1633
• 137 —Discovery of the Deceitfulness of Man's Heart 1633
• 138 Deacon's (Jo.) Doctrine of the Possession of Demoniacks Lond. 1610
• 139 Dove's (Jo.) Treatise of the Conversion of Solomon ib. 1613
• 140 Danaeus's (Lamb.) Commentaries on the Twelve small Prophets Cambr. 1594
• 141 —Another of the same, Englished by Jo. Stockwood i••. 1394
• 142 Downame's (Jo.) Christian Warfare, 3 volumes Lond. 1612
• 143 — his Divinity of God,
• 144 — his Lectures on the Four First Chapters of Hoseah 1608
• 145 Du barta's Four Books, French and English, by William L'Isle Lond. 1637
• 146 Digges's (Leon.) Arithmetical Military Treatise called Stratioticos ib. 1579
• 147 Dramatick Romance, Represented at A••anjuez ib. 1671
• 148 Doctrine of Original Sin, by Nath. Stephens ib. 1658
• 149 Discourse of Sir John Smith concerning Weapons ib. 1590
• 150 Dariot's Judgment of the Stars ib. 1653
• 151 Durham on the Song of Solomon ib. 1669
• 152 Dr. Donne of Self-Murther ib.
• 153 Denison on Peter 2d Epist. ib. 1622
• 154 Drayton's Muses, Elizium ib. 1630
• 155 Sir Ken. Digby of Bodies and of Mans Soul ib. 1630
• 156 Estey's (Geo.) Expositions on divers parts of Scriptures ib. 1603
• 157 Elton's Complaint of a Sanctified Sinner answered ib. 1622
• 158 —On the Ten Commandements ib. 1687
• 159 Edwards's (Tho.) of the particular Visibility of the Church, &c. ib. 1644
• 160 — his Treatise of the Civil Power in Ecclesiasticals, &c. ib. 1644
• 161 — of Suspension from the Lords Supper ib. 1640
• 162 Eaton's (Sam.) Hony-Comb of free Justification by Christ alone 1642
• 163 Exposition of the Epistle to St. James, by Mayer Lond. 1629
• 164 Exposition on the Prophet Joel, by Edward Topsell ib. 1613
• 165 Explication of the Revelations of St. John, by Hugh Braughton

• 166 English Man's Treasure, or Vicary's Chyrurgery, with many secrets Lond.
• 167 Elements of Armory 1610
• 1••8 Epitome of the whole Course of Physick, with Tables 1612
• 169 — Another with the Examination of a Chyrurgian 1612
• 170 English Arcadia, continuing Sir Phillip Sidney
• 171 Ephemerides, beginning 1652. ending 1658. by Vincent Wing Ib. 1652
• 172 Enchiridion Medicum, containing the Epitome of Physick Ib. 1612
• 173 Essays of Natural Experiments, made in the Accademie Del Cunento, with Cuts Ib. 1684
• 174 Falkner's (Will.) Treatise of Reproaching and Censure Ib. 1674
• 175 Fenton's (Rog.) Tr••atise of Usury, in Three Books Ib. 1611
• 176 Fletcher's (Ph.) Way to Blessedness Ib. 1632
• 177 — his Treatise, or Comment on the First Psalm Ib. 1672
• 178 Ferrarius's (Jo.) of the good ordering a Common-wealth Ib. 1559
• 179 Fisher's (Ambr.) Defence of the English Liturgy Ib. 1630
• 180 Flavel's (Jo.) Hurbandry Spiritualized Ib. 1678
• 181 Featly's (Dan.) Romish Fisher caught in his own Nett Ib. 1624
• 182 Bp. Fisher's (Jo.) Exposition of the Seven Penitential Psalms Ib. 1508
• 183 Froysel's (Tho.) Sermon concerning Grace and Temptations Ib. 1678
• 184 Familiar Epistles, by Ant. de Guevara Lond.
• 185 P. F's Purple Island, with Piscatory Eclogs, &c. Cambr. 1633
• 186 Five Pious and Learned Discourses, by Rob. Shelford Ib. 1635
• 187 Form of wholsome Words, by Jo. Stoughton Lond. 1640
• 188 Faithful Surveyor, be Geo. Attwell Cambr. 1662
• 189 Four-fold state of Adam, or History of Adam, by Hen. Hollard Lond. 1606
• 190 Farewell Sermons, by the Non-Conformist Ib.
• 191 Grew (Ob.) Meditations upon the Parable of the Prodigal Son Ib. 1664
• 192 Gouge (Will.) of Gods Three Arrows, Plague, Famine and Sword ib. 1631
• 193 —his Whole Armour of God ib. 1616
• 194 —his Spiritual Furniture for the Christian Soldier 1616
• 195 Gurnal's (Will.) Christian in Compleat Armour ib. 1655
• 196 Gibben's (Nic.) Qu••stions and Disputations on Genesis ib. 1602
• 197 — his Exposition of the hard places in Scripture ib. 1602
• 198 Goodman (Godfr.) Fall of Man, or the Corruption of Nature ib. 1616
• 199 Greenhill's Exposition on the Five First Chapters of Ezekiel ib. 1645
• 200 — his Exposition on the Eleven First Chapters of Ezekiel ib. 1645
• 201 Dr. Gauden's Binding of the Covenant and Covenanters ib. 1661
• 202 Giffard's (Geo.) Sermons on the Revelations ib. 1599
• 203 Gostwick's Anatomy of Ananias Camb. 1616
• 204 Grecian Story, an Historical Poem Lond. 1684
• 205 Godolphin's Orphans Legacy ib. 1685
• 206 — Repertarium Canonicum ib.
• 207 Guido's Questions in Chirurgery Lond. 1579
• 208 — Another of the same, with a Table ib.
• 209 Golding's (Arth.) Translation of Ovids Metamorphosis 1587
• 210 Guevara's (Ant. de) Familiar Epistles ib. 1577
• 211 Gentlemans Accademy, or the Book of S. Albans ib. 1595
• 212 Fra. Rous's Seven Books of the Attick Antiquities Oxon. 1667
• 213 Goodwyn (Tho.) Of the Civil and Ecclesiastical Rites of the Hebrews 1671
• 214 —his Exposition of the Roman Antiquities Oxon. 1616
• 215 — his Parallel of English and Roman Offices Lond. 1625

• 216 Glanvil's (Jos.) Scepsis Scientifica, against Tho. White Lond. 1665
• 217 Gunter's (Edmund) Works Compleat, 3d Edition ib. 1653
• 218 — Another with a new Treatise of Fortification ib. 1653
• 219 Gadbury (Jo.) Ephemerides of the C••lestial motions for Ten Years ib. 1672
• 220 — Idem for Twenty years from 1682. to 1701. ib. 1680
• 221 Gore's Way to Prosper, several Sermons ib. 1636
• 222 Gale's Court of the Gentiles Oxon. 1672
• 223 Grey's Compleat Horse Man and Expert Farrier Lond. 1670
• 224 Gouge's Surest and safest way of Thriving ib. 1673
• 225 Gregorie's (John) Works ib. 1684
• 226 Hill's (Rob.) Treatise of Life Everlasting Cambr. 1601
• 227 Harrison's (Jo.) Censures of the Church revived Lond. 1659
• 228 Harris's (Rich.) his English Concord against Becanus examined Lond. 1614
• 229 Heylin's (Pet.) Parable of the Tares expounded and applied ib. 1659
• 230 Huish (Alex.) Lectures upon the Lords-Prayer ib. 1626
• 231 Holland's (Hen.) History of Adam ib. 1606
• 232 Hocker's (Tho.) Souls Vocation, or effectual Calling by Christ ib. 1638
• 233 — his Souls Exaltation ib. 1618
• 234 —(Rich.) Discourse of Justification Oxon. ••b. 1638
• 235 Harris's (Rob.) Sermons on several occasions Lond. 1626
• 236 Herbert (Percy) certain Conceptions or Considerations ib. 1652
• 237 Hal••'s (Jo.) Saints Peter's Prophesie of these last days ib. 1611
• 238 Horn's (Jo.) Brazen Serpent, or Gods grand design ib. 1673
• 239 Hammond's (Hen.) Collection of Replies and Vindications ib. 1657
• 240 —Dispatcher Dispatcht, in defence of his Book of Schism ib. 1659
• 241 Historical Vindication of the Divine Right of Tythes, by Tho. Comber ib. 1682
• 242 Harris's (Rob.) Sermons being a Supplement to his Works ib. 1654
• 243 Holyday's Motives to a Good Life, in Ten Sermons Oxon. 1657
• 244 Holyoake's Doctrine of Life, or of Mans Redemption Lond. 16••8
• 245 History of the Irish Rebellion, by Sir John Temple ib. 1646
• 246 History of Tythes, by Jo. Selden 1618
• 247 Historical Narration of the Judgment of the English Divines about Election 1631
• 248 Hitchcock's Politick Plat for the Honour of the Prince Lond. 1380
• 249 History of the Bucaniers in America, with Figures ib. 1684
• 250 History of Adam, or the Fourfold State of Man ib. 1606
• 251 Hayward's (Sir Jo.) Life and Reign of King Henry the Fou••th 1599
• 252 Heydon's (Sir Christ.) Defence of Judicial Astrologie Cambr. 1603
• 253 Howel (Ja.) Familiar Letters Domestick and Foreign Lond. 1645
• 254 History of the Imperial Estate of the Grand Seigreurs ib. 1635
• 255 History of the Seven Champions of Christendom ib. 1670
• 256 — Of the Destruction of Troy ib. 1663
• 257 —Of Montileon Knight of the Oracle ib. 1649
• 258 — Of Palmarin de Oliva ib. 1637
• 259 King Jame's Pious directions for Students in Divinity ib. 1629
• 260 Jacob's (Henry) of the Victory of Christ in our Redemption 1600
• 261 Jus Divinum Ministeri Evangelici ib. 1634
• 262 Institution of Christian Religion, by John Calvin
• 263 Dr Jacomb's Sermons on the Eighth of the Romans ib. 1672
• 264 — Idem of a large Paper
• 265 Jackson on the Pentateuch and H••stori••al Bo••ks, 2 vol. ib. 1643

• 266 Jorden's (Edw.) Discourse of the Suffocation of the Mother Lond. 1603
• 267 Jewel of Health, or the Art of Distillation, by Georg. Baker 1576
• 268 Introduction to Algebra, by Thomas Brancker 1668
• 269 —Another with a Table of odd Numbers 1668
• 270 J••wel for Gentry or a Dictionary for Hunting, Hawking, &c. 1614
• 271 Irish Rebellion historically related, by Sir Jo. Temple 1646
• 272 —Another of the same, with the Cruelites and Massacres 1646
• 273 King's (Jo.) Lectures on Jonas delivered at York 1611
• 274 Knewstubs Lectures on the 20th of Exodus 1579
• 275 Ley's (Jo.) Sunday a Sabbath 1641
• 276 —The Oath Imposed by the 6th Canon of the late Synod 1641
• 277 Bishop Lucy's Treatise of a Minister 1670
• 278 —His answer to Mr. Hobbs his Leviathan 1673
• 279 Luther's (Mart.) Commentaries on the 15 Psalms of Degrees 1637
• 270 —His select and chosen Sermons 1581
• 281 —On the Galathians 1644
• 282 Bishop Laney's five Sermons 1669
• 283 Lisle's ancient Monuments in the Saxon Tongue 1638
• 284 Lock's (H.) Ecclesiastes otherwise called the Preacher 1579
• 285 Langley's (Will.) Persecuted Minister 1656
• 286 Leigh's (Edw.) Observations on the Hebrew words of the Old Testament 1642
• 287 —Critica Sacra on the New Testament 1646
• 288 Lemot's Recantation Sermon, on Rom. 5.2. 1675
• 289 Leybourn's (Will.) Geometrical exercises for young Seamen 1669
• 290 L••pez. (Od.) Report of the Kingdom of Congo in Africa 1597
• 291 La Stratonica, or the Unfortunate Queen 1651
• 292 London's (Will.) Catalogue of the most Vendible Books in England 1658
• 293 Lilly's (Christian Astrology 1659
• 294 Lisle's (Will.) Four Books of Du-Bartas, with a Commentary 1637
• 295 Low's Chyrurgery 1654
• 296 Le Febure's Compleat Body of Chymistry 1670
• 297 Bishop Morley's Several Treatises on several occasions 1683
• 298 Mayer's (Jo.) Exposition of the Epistle of St. James 1629
• 299 —His English Catechisme 1621
• 300 Mede's (Jo.) Works on divers Texts of Scripture 1648
• 301 Montagu's (Rich.) Diatribae on Selden's History of Tythes 1621
• 302 Moulin's (Pet. du) Buckler of Faith 1631
• 303 —His Confession of the Reformed Churches in France 1631
• 304 Morton's Two Treatises of the state of the Kingdom of Israel 1596
• 305 Man of Sin or a Dicourse of Popery 1677
• 306 Mysterie and power of Godliness, by Henry Vane 1655
• 307 Mysterie of self deceiving, Daniel Dike 1617
• 308 Mot. (Sir de la) Abominations of the Church of Rome 1675
• 309 Dr. More on Daniel 1681
• 310 —On the Revelation 1680
• 311 Montague's Devout Essayes second par•• 1654
• 312 More's principles for young Princes Lond.
• 313 Moxon's (Jos) Tutor to Astronomy, and Geography 1659
• 314 G. Markham's way to get Wealth 1683
• 315 —Master piece revived with an Appendix 1681

• 316 Mulcaster's (Rich.) Positions for the trayning up of Children Lond. 1581
• 317 Dr. Monardus's Treatise of rarities in the West Indies 1577
• 318 Masterson's Arithmetick 1592
• 319 More's (Hen.) Confutation of Judiciary Astrology 1681
• 320 —His Exposition upon Daniel 1681
• 321 Mascal's (Leon.) of the Government of Cattel 1620
• 322 Napier (Jo.) Discovery of the Revelation of St. John Edenb. 1591
• 323 Nash's (Tho.) Quaternio, or fourfold way to Happiness Lond. 1633
• 324 Naked Popery, or the naked Falshood, by Rich. Baxter 1677
• 325 Bishop Nicholson on the Church Catechisme 1671
• 326 Nova Francia, or a Description of New France Lond.
• 327 Nicolis's (Tho.) Lapidary, or History of precious Stones Camb. 1652
• 328 Norwood's (Rich.) Doctrine of Triangles Lond. 1661
• 329 Newton's Help to Calculation 1657
• 330 Ovia's Metamorphoses Englished, by Arch. Golding. 1567
• 331 Dr. Owen against Dr. Stillingfleet of Schisme 1681
• 332 Philips's (Edw.) Certain godly and learned Sermons 1605
• 333 Parr's (Elnath.) Exposition of the Romans 1618
• 334 Perkins's (Will.) Commentary on the Galatians Camb. 1617
• 335 Parker's (Will.) Revindication in the behalf of Dr. Drayton Lond. 1658
• 336 Poclkington's (Jo.) Dead Vicars plea 1637
• 337 Psalms in English Metre. White Letter Camb. 1670
• 338 Preaches Guard and Guide Lond. 1664
• 339 Parable of the Sower and of the Seed, by (Taylor) 1653
• 340 Pilgrimage of Kings and Princes 1653
• 341 Pomarius Valentinus (Petrus) Epitome of the Art of Physick 1612
• 342 Passions of the mind in General, by Tho. Wright 1630
• 343 Perrott's (Sir Jo.) Government of Ireland from 1584 to 1588 1626
• 345 Person's (David) Varieties or Survey of Excellent matters 1635
• 346 Purple Isl••nd, or the Isle of Man, &c. Camb. 1633
• 347 Prynne's (Will.) Antipathy of the English Lordly-Prelacy Lond. 1641
• 348 —His pacifick examination of the Common Prayer 1661
• 349 Power's (Hen.) Experimental Philosopy in 3 Books 166
• 350 Politick, Moral, and martial Discourses, by Jac. Heraualt 1651
• 351 Positions for the Trayning up of Children 1581
• 352 Prideaux (Matth.) Introduction for Reading of Histories Oxon. 1682
• 353 Pointz's (Sir Rob.) Vindication of Monarchy Lond. 1661
• 354 Pitiscus (Barth.) Trigonometry, or the Doctrine of Triangles Lond.
• 355 P••ilosophical Discourse for the preserving of Health 1622
• 356 Querer por Querer, a dramatick Romance 1671
• 357 Rhegius's (Ʋrb.) Dialogue of Christs Sermon going to Emaus 1612
• 358 Reply to a Confernce between B••shop Laud and Mr. Fisher 1640
• 359 Revelation of St. John unveiled, by Henry More 1680
• 360 Revelation of St. John Revealed, by Jo. Napier Edinb. 1593
• 361 —Another with certain Oracles of Sybilla 1593
• 362 Rogers's (Hen.) Protestant Church existent Lond. 1638
• 363 —(Nehemiah) The true Convert 1620
• 364 Ramsden's (Hen.) Gleanings of Gods Harvest 1630
• 365 Randall's (Josh.) 23 Sermons on the Sacrament 1610
• 366 —(Joh.) 39 Lectures of the Church 1631

• 367 Rutherford's (Sam.) Plea for Pauls Presbytery in Scotland Lond. 1642
• 368 —Of the Government of the Church of Scotland 1642
• 369 Roger's (Edw.) Practical Catechisme 1632
• 370 —(Rich.) 7 Treatises directing to true Happiness 1630
• 371 Reply to the Relation of a Conference between Laud and Fisher 1640
• 372 Reeve's (Edm.) Christian Divinity 1631
• 373 Rest of the 2d Reply of Tho. Cartwright concerning Church power 1577
• 374 Rous Greek Ant••quities Oxon. 1667
• 375 Rogers on the 39 Articles of the Church of England 1668
• 376 ••oborough of Justification 1650
• 377 Rights of the Kingdom, or Custom of our Ancestors Lond. 1682
• 378 Reasons proving the Lawfulness of the Oath of Allegiance 1611
• 379 Report of the Kingdom of Congo, a Region of Africa 1597
• 380 Rosse (Alex.) The Earth no wandring Star 1646
• 381 Record's (Rob.) Castel of Knowledge 1596
• 382 Remains concerning Brittain, by William Cambden
• 383 Reformed Common-wealth of Bees, and of Silkworms 1655
• 384 Relation of the Siege of Vienna, with Cuts 1684
• 385 Reading's A••tidote against Anabaptism against Bishop Taylor 1655
• 386 Dr. Reeves's Englands Restitution in several Sermons 1661
• 387 Stillingfleet's (Edw.) Impartial account of the History of Separation 1682
• 388 —His Origines Sacrae, or a rational account of Christian Faith 1680
• 389 Stoughton's (Jo.) Introduction to the Body of Divinity 1640
• 390 —His choice Sermons on select Occasions 1650
• 391 Sh••lford's (Rob.) Five pious and learned Discourses Camb. 1635
• 392 Sclater's (Will.) Exposition with notes on the 2d of the Thessalonians Lond. 1627
• 393 —His Key to the Key of Scripture, or notes on the Romans 1629
• 394 —His Sermons experimental for a wounded Spirit 1638
• 395 Swinnock's (Geo.) Door of Salvation opened 1671
• 396 —Fading of the Flesh and flour sh••ng of Faith 1662
• 397 Seven Treatises guiding to true Happiness, by Rich. Rogers 1627
• 398 Stillingfleet's (Edw.) Irenicum, or Weapon Salve for the Churches wounds 1662
• 399 Shaw's (Jo.) Origo Protestantium, or an answer to a Popish Manuscript 1677
• 400 Symonds (Will.) Pisgah Evangelica, by the method of the Revelation 1606
• 401 —of the mutations of the Church, from 97 to 1603 1606
• 402 Stephens's (Nath.) Doctrine of Original Sin 1658
• 403 Dr. Sutton's Lectures upon the eleventh Chapter to the Romans 1632
• 404 Saints society delivered in 15 Sermons
• 405 Smith's (Sa.) exposition on the sixth Chapter of Hoseah 1616
• 406 Shute's (Jos.) Judgment and Mercy, or the Plague of Frogges 1645
• 407 Squire's (Jo.) Exposition of 2d Chapter to the Thessalonians 1630
• 408 Stoughton's (Jo.) 13 Sermons preached at Aldermanbury London 1640
• 409 Sermons or Meditations on Joell, by Edw. Topsell 1599
• 410 Sympson's (A.) Exposition of the seven poenitential Psalms
• 411 Saxon Treatise concerning the Old and New Testament 1613
• 412 Symonds's (Edw.) Vindication of King Charles the First, or the Subjects Duty 1648
• 413 Smith's (Sir Joh.) Certain discourses of the forms and Effects of divers Weapons 1590
• 414 Smith's (Sir Tho.) Common-wealth of England 1594
• 415 S••ubbs's (Hen.) Justification of the present War against the Hollander 1673
• 416 Suppressing of Popery in this Kingdom considered 1677

• 417 Selden's (Jo.) History of Tythes Lond. 1618
• 418 —Another with the practice of payment 1618
• 419 Stirrup's (Tho.) Description of the Universal Quadrat 1655
• 420 —His Compleat Diallist 1650
• 421 Swan's (Jo.) Speculum Mundi, or a Glass representing the Face of the World 1670
• 422 —His Redde Debitum 1640
• 423 Sadler's Rights of the Kingdom, or Customs of our Ancestors 1682
• 424 Stray's (John) Voyages & Travels, with Figures 1684
• 425 Soranzo's (Laz.) History of the Ottoman Empire 1603
• 426 Street's (Tho.) New Theorie of the Celestial motions 1661
• 427 —His Genuine use and Effects of Guns 1674
• 428 School of Salern's Regiment of Health 1649
• 439 Swammardam's Hist. and Anat. of the Ephemeron, a Fly that lives but 5 Hours 1681
• 430 Sheringham's Kings supremacy Asserted 1682
• 431 Suppliment to the Morning Ezercises at Criplegate Ib.
• 432 Symons's four Sermons 1642
• 433 Swadling's Jesuite the Chief of State Heretiques 1647
• 434 Sarson's Cronologia Vapulans, on 1 Tim. 1.15. 1645
• 435 Elius Sejanus his Life or the Powerful favorite 1628
• 436 Sedgwick's Humble Sinner Resolved 1660
• 437 Sedgwick's (Obed.) Anatomy of Sin 1660
• 438 —Fountain opened 1660
• 449 Swinnock's Christian Mans Calling Vol. 2. 1668
• 440 Stillingfleet's Collection of several Treatises 1675
• 441 Senault's Christian Man 1650
• 442 Stubbs's further Justification of the present War against the Netherland's 1673
• 443
  • Legends no Histories 1670
  • Against Mr. Glanvill and the Royal Society 1670
  • Censure of the History of the Royal Society 1671
• 444 Dr. Tenison's Discourse of Idolatry and Superstition 1678
• 445 Two Treatises of Reproaching and Censure, by W. Falkner 1684
• 446 Topsell's (Edw.) Times Lementation, or an Exposition on Ioell 1613
• 447 Twisse (Will.) Of the Morality of the fourth Commandment 1641
• 448 Taylor (Tho.) Christs Victory over the Dragon 1633
• 459 —His Exposition of St. Peters Sermon to the Gentiles Camb. 1612
• 450 —Of the Parable of the sower, and of the Seed Lond. 1621
• 451 —His way to true Happiness 1617
• 452 —His Japhats first perswasion in Sems Tent Camb. 1612
• 453 —(Jer.) Of the Sacred Order and Office of Episcopacy Oxon. 1642
• 454 —Dissuasive from Popery Lond. 1664
• 455 True watch, the third Part, by John Brinsly 1622
• 456 Twisden's Historical vindication of the Church of England 1675
• 457 Thornedike's (Herb.) Just Weights and Measures 1680
• 458 Turnbull's (Rich.) Exposition of the Epistle of St. James 1606
• 469 Times Lamentation, or an Exposition on Joell 1613
• 460 Treatise of the Nature and Definition of justifying Faith Oxon. 1635
• 461 Treatise of the mysterie of self Deceiving 1616
• 462 The totall summ, in Defence of the Catholicks against Chillingworth 1639
• 463 Third part of the true Watch by Jo. Brinsly 1622
• 464 True History of Councils enlarged and Defended 1682

• 465 Treatise of Original sin, by Nat. Stephens 1658
• 466 Temple's (Sir Jo.) History of the Irish Rebellion 1646
• 467 —Another with an account of the Massacres 1646
• 468 Treasure of Evonymus, or a Book of Distillations Lond.
• 469 Treatise of Magistracy 1647
• 470 Treatise of the Passions of the minde in General, by Tho. Wright 1630
• 471 Treatise of the Training up on Children, by Rich. Mulcaster 1581
• 472 Thorne's Souls solace in times of Trouble 1643
• 473 Thomson's Antichrist Arraigned 1681
• 474 Trap On the Pentateuch 1650
• 475 Viri••'s (Pet.) Exposition of the Lords Prayer Lond. 1582
• 476 —His Christian Disputations 1579
• 477 Vane's (Sir Hen.) Mystery and power of Godliness 1655
• 478 —His Retired mans Meditation 1655
• 479 Villegas (Alph.) Flos Sanctorum, or Lives of Saint
• 480 Venner's (Tho.) Via recta ad vitam Longam 1622
• 481 Virgill's Aeneids English verse 1607
• 482 Vicar's (Jo.) Englands Parliamentary Chronicle 2 Vol. 1644
• 483 —His God in the Mount, or Englands Remembrancer 1641 1586
• 484 Vigo's Whole Book of Chyrurgery
• 485 Valera's (Cypr.) Lives of the Popes, and their Doctrine 1600
• 486 Unfortunate Queen a Romance 1651
• 487 Wotton's (Ant.) Defence of Perkins Reformed Catholick 1606
• 488 Bishop Whitgift's Answer to Libel intituled an admonition to the Parliament 1572
• 489 White's (Jo.) Way to the true Church 1608
• 490 Watson's Ten quodlibetical questions 1602
• 491 Westfield's (Tho.) Englands Face in Israels Glass 1646
• 492 Weemse (Jo.) Pourtracture of the Image of God in Man 1632
• 493 —His Christian Synagogue 1623
• 494 Way to Happiness a Comment on the 1st Psalm, by Phin. Fletcher 1632
• 495 Wright's (Tho.) Passions of the minde in General 1630
• 496 —Another with sundry new Discourses 1630
• 497 Way to get Wealth, by Gerv. Markam 1676
• 498 Wing's (Vincent) Ephemerides from 1659 to 1671 1658
• 499 Waller's (Rich.) Essays of natural experiments made in Tuscany 1684
• 500 Wright's (Edw.) Certain Errours in Navigation 1610
• 501 Webster's (Jo.) Metalographia, or H••story of Mettals 1671
• 502 Great quantities of variety of Sticht Books Twelve in a Bundle

English in Octavo.

• 1 Agrippa (Hen. Corn.) Vanity of Arts and Sciences Lond. 1676
• 2 Art of speaking, by M••ssieurs du Port Royal 1676
• 3 Antient and modern Rites of Funerals, in use in the World 1683
• 4 Addresses to the Non-Confomists, beginning with the Anabaptists 1676
• 5 Accidence in Questions and Answers 1683
• 6 Answer to Mr. Baxter's Church-History of Bishops, by Morice 1682
• 7 Accont of the Ceremonies and proceedings in the Conclave at Rome 1677

• 8 An account of a Late Voyage to Athens 1676
• 9 Addison's (Lanc.) West Barbary, or the Revolutions of Fez and Morocco Oxon. 1671
• 10 Assertion for true and Christian Church-policy 1604
• 11 —Another of the same wants Title
• 12 Ashwell's (Geo.) Discourse of the Sacrament 1663
• 13 Abbot's (Rob.) Milk for Babes, with three Sermons Lond. 1646
• 14 Assembly of Divines Confession of Faith examined 1651
• 15 Adam's (Rich.) Main principles of Christian Religion 1677
• 16 Animadversions on Mr. Ferguson's Interest of Reason in Religion 1676
• 17 Ainsworth's (Hen.) Communion of Saints 1615
• 18 —Of Fellowship in this present Life 1640
• 19 Arnand's (Will.) Mystery of Godliness 1671
• 20 Arguments for the Jews admission into England 1656
• 21 St. Agnes Virgin and Martyr her Life, by L. Sherling 1677
• 23 Answorth's (Will.) Marrow of the Bible 1652
• 24 Anatomy of Popery or a Catalogue of Popish Errors 1673
• 25 Answer to Doctor Sherlock's knowledge of Christ, by Edw. Polhill 1675
• 26 Accomplisht Ladies Delight, in Preserving Cookery, &c. 1677
• 27 —Another with the Compleat Cooks Guide 1677
• 28 Animadversions on two late Books concerning Marriage, &c. 1673
• 29 Archery Revived, or the Bow-mans Excellency 1676
• 30 Art of Measuring or the Carpenters new Rule described 1669
• 31 Advice to the Conforming, and Non-Conforming Ministers and people 1673
• 32 Abraham's Humble Intercession for Sodom, by Sam. Whiting 16••6
• 33 Arcadian Princes, or the Triumph of Justice, by R. Braithwaite 1638
• 34 Allein's (Jos.) Allarm to unconverted Sinners 1675
• 35 —Catechisme 1674
• 36 —His Life and Death 1673
• 37 —His Remains, viz. his Art of Dyingwell 1674
• 38 —Godly fear 1674
• 39 Adams (Tho.) Principles of the Christian Religion 1677
• 40 Ames (Will.) Substance of Christian Religion 1659
• 41 Amiraldus (Moses) Of the State of good men after Death 16
• 42 Allen's Works in vind. of the Church of Engl. being several Treatises bound in 2 Vol.
• 43 Annimadversions on Greek and Latin Historians Oxon. 1678
• 44 Amyrald concerning Religions 1660
• 45 Arminius's Just Mans Defence 1675
• 46 Art of memory made Plain 1651
• 47 Art of Oratory, or vulgar Errors in parctice Censured 1659
• 48 Archer's (John) Every man his own Doctor with an Herbal 1673
• 49 Astrological Judgment of Diseases, by Nic. Culpeper 1671
• 50 Angling Improv'd, being a general discourse of Angling 1668
• 51 Ashmole's (Elias) Chymical Collections 1650
• 52 Amorous Traveller, or the night Adventures 1671
• 53 Accomplished Courtier 1658
• 54 Bible with References Oxon.
• 55 —Idem, with Notes Ib.
• 56 Barrow's (Is.) Sermon on the Passion of our Blessed Saviour Lond. 1678
• 57 —His duty and Reward of Bounty to the Poor 1630
• 58 Bishop Bramhall's Just vindication of the Church of England 1654

• 59 Brambal's Consecration of Protestant Bishops vindicated 1664
• 60 Basire's (Is.) Sacrilidge arraigned and condemned 1668
• 61 Bacon's Catechism and Sermon on Exodus 23.2. 1660
• 62 Bodington's Solomons Coronation, and Espousals 1662
• 63 Brinsly's (Jo.) Groan of Israel and spiritual Vertigo 1625
• 64 Brathwate's (Rich.) Anatomy of Mortality 1621
• 65 —His Poems, Satyrs Ecclogues and Odes 1622
• 66 Bilson's (Rich.) Difference between Christian and Unchristian Rebellion 1586
• 67 Lord Bacon's Essays
• 68 Brook's Ark for all Gods Noahs 1666
• 69 Bogan's Meditation of the mirth of a Christian Life 1635
• 60 Byfeild's Gospel Glory 1653
• 70 Beesley's Souls Conflict 1657
• 71 Burrough's Gospel Fear 1674
• 72 Bishop Bramhal's vindication 1673
• 73 Boteler's (Edw.) Sermon at the Funeral of the Lady Sybilla Anderson 1664
• 74 —His Sermon at Edmund Earle of Mugraves Funeral 1659
• 75 —His Sermon at Kingstone, upon Crowning the King
• 76 —His no Home but Heaven 1664
• 77 —His Collection of Sermons together 1660
• 78 Boughen's (Edw.) Exposition of the Chatechism of the Church of England 1673
• 79 Bulstrode's (Edw.) Miscellany of divine Sentences 1657
• 80 Ball's grounds of the Christian Religion 33
• 81 Burnet's (Gilb.) Mistery of Iniquity unvaled 1673
• 82 Beza's (Th.) Summ of the Christian Faith Ib.
• 83 Brown's (Edw.) Discription of the annual World 1641
• 84 Burton's (Will.) Rowsing of the Sluggard, in seven Sermons 1634
• 85 Brook's (Jo.) Staff of Christian Faith 1577
• 86 Byfiold's (Nic.) Begining of the Doctrine of Christ Ib.
• 87 Bryan's 13 Sermons 1675
• 88 Baxter's (Benj.) Non-Conformity without Controversie 1670
• 89 Book of the Revelations explicated by A. B. Peganius Ib.
• 90 Bale's (Jo.) Image of both Churches Ib.
• 91 Blakie's (Nic.) Collection of Sermons preacht at Morning Lectures 1573
• 93 Bayly's (Lewis) Practice of Piety 1676
• 94 Barrett's (John) Gods Love to Man, in several Discourses 1678
• 95 Bolton's (Sam.) True bounds to Christian Freedom 1656
• 96 Baxter's (Rich.) 3 Disputations of the safe Religion 1657
• 97 —his Treatise of Justifying Righteousnes in two Books 1676
• 98 —his more proofs of Infant Church-membership 1671
• 99 —his Certainty of Christianity without Popery 1672
• 100 —his Satisfaction, which is the true Religion 1674
• 101 —Directions to prevent Miscarrying in Conversion Ib.
• 102 Bogan's (Zach.) Meditations of Mirth and Christianity 1653
• 103 Bucolicks of (Bapt.) Mantuan, in 10 Eclogues 1656
• 104 Bernier's (Mr.) Continuation of the Memoires concerning the Mogol 1672
• 105 Bosworth's (Will.) Chast and lost Lovers, with other Poems 1653
• 106 Baldwin's (Will.) Treatise of moral Philosopy Ib.
• 107 Boyle's (R••b.) Essay about the Origin and Vertue of Gems, with Steno of Solids 1672
• 108 —his Experiments of Qualities, with other Trades 1676

• 109 —Essays of the subtilty of Effluviums 1673
• 110 —Natural History of Humane Blood 1684
• 111 —his Considerations touching the stile of Scripture 1668
• 112 —History of mineral Waters 1685
• 113 Bury's (Edm.) Husbandmans Companion 1677
• 114 Baker's Arithmetick 1659
• 115 Book of knowledge 1673
• 116 Barratt's Travels into the Abisins Country 1670
• 117 Bridges's Seven Sermons 1672
• 118 Blagrave's (Jos.) Supplement, or Enlargment to Culpepers English Physitian 1664
• 119 Baker's Arithmetick, with the Art of Decimals, by Hen. Philips 1670
• 120 Begninus's (Joan.) Tyrocinium Chymicum, Chymical Essays 1660
• 121 Butts's (Hen.) Dyets dry Dinner in eight several Courses 1599
• 122 Butler's Scale of Interest 1633
• 123 Boteler's Six Dialogues about Sea Services 1685
• 124 Burnet's (Gilb.) Abridgment of the History of the Reformation 1683
• 125 —his passages of the Life and Death of the Earle of Rochester 1680
• 126 Blount's (Tho.) Glosograpy, or Dictionary of Hard Words 1681
• 127 Burnet's Mistery of Iniquity unvailed in a Discourse against the Papists 1673
• 128 Bright's (Geo.) Treatise of Prayer, with occasional Observations 1678
• 129 Barry's (Ger.) Painters voyage into Italy 1679
• 130 Brown's (John) Compleat Treatise of preternatural Tumors 1678
• 131 Bp. Barlow of the Danger of the Popish princiles and positions 1679
• 132 Bishops Right to Vote in Parliament, stated and argued 1680
• 133 Burlace of the Reduction of Ireland to the Crown of England 1675
• 134 Baxter's (Rich.) Treatise of Justifying Righteousness 1676
• 135 —his Poor-mans Family Book 1675
• 136 —his Universal Concord 1660
• 137 —his Directions and perswasions to a sound Conversion 1670
• 138 —his Reformed Pastor 1657
• 139 Bright's (Tho.) Treatise of Melancholy 1586
• 140 Busschoff's (Herm.) Two Treatises of the Gout and Midwifry 1676
• 141 Blancard's (Steph.) Physical Dictionary explaining all its Terms 1984
• 142 Barbett's (Paul) Practice of Physick, with Deckers Notes 1675
• 143 —his Chirurgical and Anatomical Works 1676
• 144 Brown's (Sir Tho.) Certain miscellany Tracts 1684
• 145 Buschoff's (Herm.) Treatise of the Gout, with Paul Barbets Chirurgery 1676
• 146 Body of military mediciens experimented, by Raymundus Mindererus 1674
• 147 Bayle's (Franc.) Discourse of the System of Des Cartes 1670
• 148 Blagrave's Supplement to Culpepers English Physitian 1674
• 149 Boyle's (Rob.) Essays of Effluviums, with new Experiments 1673
• 150 —his Experiments about the Poracity of Bodies, in two Essays 1684
• 151 —Occasional Reflections on several Subjects 1669
• 152 —his Experiments and Considerations touching Colours 1670
• 153 —his Tracts of Cosmical qualities of Things Oxon. 1761
• 154 —his Essays to make Flame and Air pondarable Lond. 1673
• 155 —his sceptical Chymist Oxon. 1680
• 156 —his Tracts of Flame and Air Lond. 1672
• 157 —Some Considerations of the Style of Scriptures 1675
• 158 —his Motives and Incentives to the Love of God 1678

• 159 —his Essay about the Origine and virtue of Gems 1672
• 160 —his Experiments and Observations upon the Icy Noctiluca 1681
• 161 —his excellency of Theology compared to natural Philosopy 1674
• 162 —his Considerations about the Possibility of the Resurrection 1675
• 163 —his Tracts against Mr. Hobbs 1670
• 164 —his Tracts concerning Celestial Magnets, &c. 1674
• 165 Brevent Saul and Samuel at Endor Oxon. 1674
• 166 Beverley's Great Soul of Man Lond. 1676
• 167 Burnet's Life of the Earl of Rochester 1680
• 168 Basil (Valintine of Natural and Supernatural things 1670
• 169 Dr. Bates Great Duty of Resignation to the Divine Will 1684
• 170 Cave's (Will.) Primitive Christianity in three Parts 1682
• 171 —his Discertation concerning the Government of antient Churches 1683
• 172 Cosin's History of Popish Transubstantiation 1679
• 173 Countries sense of Londons sufferings, by the Fire 1667
• 174 Catholick medicines, for the Disease of Charity 1656
• 175 Catholick Pill to purge Popery 1677
• 176 Chibald's (Will.) Tryal of Faith 1522
• 177 Clavis's Apocaliptica, or the Revelation Kevealed, Hartlib 1651
• 178 Caryl's (Jos.) Of the Nature and principles of Love 1673
• 179 Considerations touching the style of the Holy Scriptures 1675
• 180 Care's (Hen.) 39 Articles of the Church of England Compared 1682
• 181 Church History of Bishops by Rich. Baxter, answered by Mr. Morice 1682
• 182 Conference about Religion, between Edw. Stillingfleet, G. Burnet and Romanists 1616
• 183 Cotton's (Charles) Moral Phylosophy of the Stoicks 1671
• 184 Comenius's (Jo.) Pattern of Universal Knowledge 1671
• 185 —his natural Philosopy Reformed 1651
• 186 Chetwind's Centuries of Memorable passages and occurrences 1674
• 187 Character of a weaned Christian 1675
• 188 Conquest of China, by the Tarters, with an Account of their Religions 1671
• 189 Chappel's (Bp. Will.) Use of the Holy Scriptures discoursed 1653
• 190 Case's (Tho.) Imitation of Saints opened in practical Meditations 1666
• 191 Continuation of the Memoirs of Mr. Bernier concerning the Great Mogol 1672
• 192 Considerations concerning Free-Schools, as setled in England Oxon. 1678
• 193 Collection of select Discourses out of the eminent Witts of France and Italy Lond. 1678
• 194 —Of diverse Miracles wrought by Popish Saints 1673
• 195 —Of the Names of the Merchants in and about London 1677
• 196 Cassianus of Paris, his motives of his Conversion 1677
• 197 Copy of Journal-Book of the House of Commons, for the Sessions of Parl. 1678 1680
• 198 Clerk's Guide in three Parts, to which is added a fourth part 1672
• 199 Collins's (Rich.) Country Gaugers Vade mecum 1684
• 200 Culpeper's (Nic.) London Dispesatory, with additions 1683
• 201 —his Astrologic••l Judgment of Diseases 1671
• 202 —his English Physitian enlarged 1684
• 203 —his Translation of Galens Art of Physick 1671
• 204 Charras (Moys.) Letter concerning Object. made to his Observations of Vipers 1673
• 205 Cocker's (Edw.) Englands perfect Schoolmaster for Spelling, Writing and Arithm. 1670
• 206 Chirurgical and Anatomical Works, by Paul Barbett 1672
• 207 Croft's (Rob.) Terestial Paradice
• 208 Calamy's (Edm.) Godly-mans Ark, in divers Sermons 1658

• 209 Church Militant Historically continued till 1640. by Will. Vaughan Lond. 1640
• 210 Catalogue of Popish Errors in their Doctrine, or Anatomy of Popery 1673
• 211 J. Collins's Two Treatises on the Death of two Noble Ladies 1669
• 212 Considerations how far Romanists may be trusted by Protestant Princes 1675
• 213 Curious Distillatory, or the Art of Distilling 1677
• 214 Conversion exemplified in the instance of a Gracious Gentlewoman 1669
• 215 Compendium of the Fathers and School-men, by Dan. Tossanus 1637
• 216 Cotton's (Jo.) Treatise of the Covenant of Grace 1671
• 217 Christ Exalted, and Wisdom Justified, by Rich. Eder 1659
• 218 Cuthrie's (Will.) Christians great Interest 1673
• 219 Catholick Religion maintained in the Church of England Oxon. 1676
• 220 Cause and Remedy of the Distempers of the Times Lond. 1675
• 221 Camfield's Comprehensive Rule of Righteousness 1671
• 222 Cotton's Covenant of Grace 1671
• 223 —Gospel Conversation 16••6
• 224 Cornelus Nepos's Lives Oxon. 1684
• 225 Conference between a rich Alderman and a poor Country Vicar Lond. 1670
• 226 Causes and Remedies of the Distempers of the Times 1675
• 227 Crafts's (Rob.) Lover, or Nuptial Love 1638
• 228 Comber's Companion to the Altar 1681
• 229 —To the Temple. part 1st. 1679
• 230 Dr. Charleton of the Wits of Men and Mistery of Vintners 1675
• 231 Complaisant Companion, or new Jests, witty Reperties 1674
• 232 ••loria & Narcissus, a Romance, 3d and 4th parts 1658
• 233 Crayge's Arrainment of Anabaptism 1656
• 234 Colvil's Righteous Branch, on Isaiah II. 1673
• 535 Choice Banquet of witty Jests 1671
• 236 Christian Education of Children 1675
• 237 Character of a weakned Christian 1675
• 238 Catholick Medicines for the Diseases of Charity 1656
• 239 Crofts of Nuptial Love
• 240 Clark's Looking-Glass for Persecutors 1675
• 241 —Narrative of the Spanish Invasion and Gunpowder-Plot
• 242 Capello and Bianco, a Novel, relating the Battle of Lepanta 1677
• 243 Chamberlain's (Will.) Pharonnida, an Heroick Poem 1659
• 244 Carew's (Tho.) Poems, Songs and Sonnets, together with a Masque 1670
• 245 Cleveland's Poems, Orations, and Epistles 1659
• 246 Cartwright's (Will.) Comedies, Tragi-Comedies, with other Poems 1659
• 247 Cicero against Cataline, in Four Invective Orations, by Chr. Wase 1671
• 248 Cotton's (Sir Rob.) Answer to the Reasons for Foreign Wars 1675
• 249 Compleat Bone-Setter enlarged, with a Treatise of the Pestilence 1665
• 250 Conversations, written in French by Monsieur Clerombault 1672
• 251 Compleat Physician, qualified and degnified by Ev. Mainwaring 1668
• 252 Collection of Poems on several occasions, by several Persons 1672
• 253 Character of true Nobility and Gentility 1676
• 254 Cook's (James) Supplement to the Marrow of Chyrurgery 1655
• 255 Collection of Miracles wrought by the Popish Saints 1675
• 256 Comparison of Plato and Aristotle, with Opinions about them 1673
• 257 — Between the Eloquence of Demosthenes and Cicero Oxon. 1672
• 258 Cambachius (Lud.) True Salt and Secret of the Philosophers Lond. 1657

• 259 Conquest of China by the Tartars Lond. 1671
• 260 Cudmore's (Dan.) Sacred Poems on the History of our Saviour 1657
• 261 Clark's (Will.) Natural History of Nitre 1670
• 262 Clidamus, or the Sicilian Tale 1639
• 263 Charity Commended, or a Catholick Christian Instructed 1667
• 264 Case's Imitation of the Saints 1666
• 265 Dissertation concerning Ancient Church Government, by Dr. Cave 1683
• 266 Domestick Devotions for the use of Families 1643
• 267 Defence and Continuation of the Discourse of the Knowledge of Christ 1675
• 268 Devotions for the use of Families and particular Persons 1683
• 269 Discourse of the period of Human Life, with the Defence 1677
• 270 — Discourse of the period of Humane Life alone 1677
• 271 David's Troubles remembred 1631
• 272 Discourse of the excellency of Heavenly Substance 1673
• 273 Discourse of Receiving the Lord's-Supper Oxon. 1663
• 274 Degenerate Plant, a Treatise of ancient Ceremonies Lond. 1668
• 275 Deering's Sermons and Lectures on the Hebrews
• 276 Directions for plain Christians to Pray 1674
• 277 Declaration how near we may come to the present Church of Rome Cambr. 1598
• 278 Declaration of Ecclesiastical Discipline Genev. 1580
• 279 Discourse of the Knowledge of Jesus Christ, by Will. Sherlock Lond. 1674
• 270 Doughtey's (J.) Short Polemical Discussions 1652
• 281 Divine Cordial, by Thomas Watson 1663
• 282 Directions and Perswasions to a sound Conversion, by R. Baxter 1659
• 283 Debt-Book, also the Civil debt of Love, by Henry Wilkinson 1659
• 284 Discourse of the last Judgment, by Sam. Whiting Cambr. 1664
• 285 Discourse of Divels, Daemons & Spirits Lond. 1676
• 286 Danver's (Hen.) Treatise of Baptism 1674
• 287 Discourse of Gods Judgments, by Simon Ford 1678
• 288 Discourse upon the First Decade of Livie, by N. Macchiavel, together with his Prince 1663
• 289 Description of the present State of Samos, Nicaria, Patmos, &c. 1678
• 290 Description of the Islands and Inhabitants of Faeroe 1676
• 291 Des••ecolai's Memoires, with the motives of his Conversion 1677
• 292 Diatribes, or Discourses of Travel, Mony, and Measuring, by Edw. Leigh 1671
• 293 Description of the Body of Man, with description of Instruments, by Alex. Read. 1634
• 294 Discourse and Defence of Arms and Armory, by Edw. Waterhouse 1660
• 295 Dugdale (Sir Will.) of the Office of a Lord Chancellor 1677
• 296 Digby's (Sir Ken.) Observations on Browns Religio Medici 1643
• 297 — his Receipts in Physick and Chyrurgery 1675
• 298 — his Treatise of the Vegetation of Plants 1661
• 299 D'avenant (Sir Will.) Two Plays, viz. the Wits and the Platonick Lovers 1665
• 300 Decimal Fractions, or the Scale of Interest, by Jo. Newton 1668
• 301 — Another of the same, with their use of Measuring 1668
• 302 Danger of Enthusiasm discovered, in an Epistle to the Quakers 1674
• 303 Dod and Cleavers Ten Sermons on the Sacrament 1661
• 304 Doolittle's (Tho.) young Mans Instructer, and old Mans Remembrancer 1673
• 305 D'Espagne's (John) Essay of the wonders of God 1662
• 306 Drake's (Rog.) Boundary to the Holy Mount 1653
• 307 Discourse of Local Motion 1670
• 308 —Of Brutes, against Des Cartes 1670

• 309 Dary's (Mich.) Compleat Gauger, in two parrts Lond. 1678
• 310 Dugdale's Catalogue of the present Nobility 1685
• 311 Dodwell's Two Letters of Advise to the Clergy 1680
• 312 Divine Goodness Vindicated and Cleared 16••8
• 313 Drunkards Character, or a true Drunkard set forth in his Colours
• 314 D'avanant's Wits, a Comedie 1685
• 315 Danger of Enthusiasm Discovered 1674
• 316 Dale's Analysi•• of the Epistles Oxon. 1652
• 317 Davis's Grammar Hebrew and English 1656
• 318 D'espain's Essays of the Wonders of God 1662
• 319 — Popular Errors 1607
• 320 Doctrine of Devils, about Demons and Spirits 1676
• 321 Dike's Righteous Mans Tower 1643
• 322 Durant's Love of Christ to Believers 1655
• 323 Dutch Dispensatory, confirmed by the Physitians of Amsterdam 1659
• 324 Digg's (Dud.) of the unlawfulness of Subjects taking up Arms against the King 1662
• 325 Drudg, or Jealous Extravagant 1673
• 326 Dent on the Revelation 1644
• 327 D'Avanant's Gondibert, an Heroick Poem Lond. 1651
• 328 Domestick Devotions for Families 1683
• 329 Dialogues about Sea-Services 1685
• 330 Duty of Man, laid down in a Scriptural Catechism 1682
• 331 Enter into thy Closet, or a Method for private Devotion 1676
• 332 Explication of the Visions of the Revelations
• 333 Elborough's (Tho.) Exposition upon the latter part of the Common-Prayer Book 1672
• 334 Eedes (Rich.) Christ Exalted and Wisdom Justified 1659
• 335 — his great Salvation by Christ Jesus 1659
• 336 Endeavour to Rectifie some prevailing Opinions 1671
• 337 Eyre's Exact Surveyor 1654
• 338 Experienced Angler 1668
• 339 Edlyn's Observ. Astrol. on the Conjunction of Saturn and Mars 1668
• 340 Aesop's Fables, with Jo. Ogilby's Notes and Sculptures, 2 parts, 1 volume 1675
• 341 Electra of Sophocles, with a Poem of the Kings Restauration 1659
• 342 Essay concerning the Immortality of the Soul, &c. Oxon. 1677
• 343 Education of young Ladies and Gentlewomen Lond. 1681
• 344 Excellency of the Heavenly Substance 1673
• 345 Essays and Observations Theological and Moral 1654
• 346 Evan's (Arise) Eccho to the Voice from Heaven 1652
• 347 England's Imminent danger, and only Remedy 1671
• 348 Essay about the Origine and Vertues of Gems 1672
• 349 Essays on the First Book of Lucretius, by J. Evelyn 1636
• 350 J. Evelyn of Navigation and Commerce, their Original and Progress 1674
• 351 — his Translation of Renatus, Rapinus of Gardens, 4 Books 1673
• 352 England's Imminent Danger and only Remedy considered 1671
• 353 Elsholt's (Jo.) Curious Distillatory, or the Art of Distilling Coloured Liquors, &c. 16••7
• 354 Epigrams on several occasions, by Rich. Flecknoe 1670
• 355 English Rogue, 2d part 1660
• 356 Ephesian and Cimmerian Matrons, two notable Examples 1668
• 357 Exposition upon Sir Geo. Ripley's Hermetico Poetical Works 1678
• 358 England's Warning-piece, or the History of Gun-powder Treason 1659

• 359 Essays of Effluviums, with Experiments to make Flame and Air ponderable Lond. 1673
• 360 Exact Survey of the United Provinces of the Netherlands 1673
• 361 Dr. Everard's Discovery of the wonderful Vertues of Tobacco 1659
• 362 Experienced Angler, or Angling Improved 1662
• 363 English Phlebotomy, or method of Letting Blood 1569
• 364 — Travellers Companion 1679
• 365 Evelya's Instructions for Erecting a Library 1661
• 366 Elborow's Reasonableness of our Christian Service 1677
• 367 E••monson's Natural Language of Languages 1658
• 368 Enchiridion of Faith 1655
• 369 Epitomie of Secrets of Physick and Chyrurgery 1651
• 370 Elements of Euclid Explain'd, by Dr. Chales Oxon. 1685
• 371 Featley's (Dan.) Hand-maid to private Devotion Lond. 1675
• 372 Farewell Sermons of the London Ministers, 2d Collection 1663
• 373 Another of the same, being the whole monthly Lectures 1663
• 374 Fowler (Edw.) Discourse of Christian Liberty 1680
• 375 Fresh Suit against Independency 1677
• 376 Fletcher's (Phin.) Fathers Testament to his Children, &c. 1670
• 377 Fathers Legacy, or Counsels to his Children 1678
• 378 — Another containing the Whole Duty of Man 1678
• 379 Fort-Royal of the Holy Scriptures, or a new Concordance 1665
• 380 Flavel's (John) Touchstone of Sincerity, or the Signs of Grace 1679
• 381 — his Saint Indeed, or a good work of a Christian 1673
• 382 — Navigation Spiritualized 1677
• 383 Fern's (Hen.) Discourse of the Case between the English and Romish Church 1655
• 384 Faithfulness of God considered and cleared 1674
• 385 First Principles of the Oracles of God. with several Hymns 1677
• 386 Faithfulness of God considered and cleared 1674
• 387 Friendly Conference between a Minister and his Parishioner 1676
• 388 Falkner's Libertus Ecclesiastica
• 389 — Christian Loyalty
• 390 Fortunate Fool, or Life of Dr. Cenudo 1670
• 391 Folly in Print, a Book of Rimes 1665
• 392 Ferrand's Love-Melancholy Oxon. 1640
• 393 Friendly Conferance against Quakerism Lond. 1676
• 394 Frequent Progress of Pains, Inflamatian and Tumours, by Edw. Mainwaring 1679
• 395 Fern's (Hen.) Considerations touching the Reformed Church of England 1653
• 396 Flecknoe's (Rich.) Epigrams on several occasions 1670
• 397 Fletcher's (Jo.) Differences, Causes, and Judgments of Urine 1641
• 398 Fournelli's (Mr. Der.) Discourss of the Cartesian Philosophy 1670
• 399 — Another with the Opinion concerning Brutes 1670
• 400 V: Fairfax's Treatise of the Bulk and Selvedge of the World 1674
• 401 F••••jus's (Roland) Relation of his Voyage into Mauritania 1671
• 402 French Grammar and Syntax, by Charles Maupas 1634
• 403 Famous Chinois, or the Love of several French Nobility 1669
• 404 Fuller's (Tho.) Andronicus, or the Unfortunate Politician 1686
• 405 French Gardiner for all sorts of Fruit-Trees, &c. 1658
• 406 — Another with the English Vineyard vindicated 1675
• 407 French Grammar, published by the Academy at Paris 1674
• 408 Fuller's (Ignat.) Sermons 1672

• 409 Glossographia, or a Dictionary of hard Words, by Tho. Blount Lond. 1687
• 410 Genuine Explication of the Visions of the Revelations
• 411 Grynaeus (Dr. Jam.) his Commentary on Haggeus the Prophet 1586
• 412 Grand Case of the present Ministry, with Cases of Conscience 1662
• 413 Guild's (Will.) Only way to Salvation 1608
• 414 Gifford's (Geo.) Fifteen Sermons upon the Song of Solomon 1612
• 415 Goodwin's (Phil.) Evangelical Communicant in the Eucharist 1649
• 416 Gregory's (Edm.) Historical Anatomy of Christian Melancholy 1646
• 417 Genuine Explication of the Visions of the Revelations
• 418 Guide to Glory, or a Path to Providence, in a Discourse of Mans Felicity 1658
• 419 Growth and Original of the Spanish Monarchy, by Tho. Philipot 1664
• 420 Great Work of Redemption, delivered in Five Sermons 1660
• 421 Giffard's (James) French School-Master 1636
• 422 Garden of Eden, 2 parts compleat, by Sir Hugh Plat•• 1660
• 423 Guide to Glory, in a Discourse of Mans Felicity 1658
• 424 Gea••ing's (Edw.) Treatise of Prayer with the Efficients thereof 1662
• 425 Greenhill's (Will.) Treatise of the Soundness of the Heart 1672
• 426 Gouge's (Tho.) Word to Sinners, and a Word to Saints 1673
• 427 Glanvill's (Jos.) Phil••sophia Pia, with a defence of Reason in Religion 1671
• 428 Gearing's (Will.) Mount of Holy Meditation 1662
• 439 Glanvill's (Jos.) Philosophical Considerations abour Witchcraft 1668
• 430 Grelot's (Will. Joseph.) late Vayage to Constantinople 1683
• 431 Griffith's (Matth.) Fear God and the King, in a Sermon 1660
• 432 Gage's History of the West-Indies
• 433 Goff's (Tho.) Three excellent Tragedies, viz. the Raging Turk, &c. 1656
• 434 Glanius's (Mr.) Relation of an unfortunate Voyage to Bengala 1682
• 435 Gallantry a-la-mode, a Satyrical Poem, in 3 parts 1674
• 436 Gentlewomans Companion, or a Guide to the Female Sex 1673
• 437 Groeneveldt's (Jo.) Treatise of the Stone and Gravel 1677
• 438 Gibson's (Tho.) Anatomy of Humane Bodies Epitomized 1684
• 449 Gentleman's Jockey and approved Farrier 1683
• 440 Of Gardens, four Books, by Renatus Rapinus 1673
• 441 Gentlemans's Companion, or a Character of True Nobility 1676
• 442 Golden Chain, or a Miscellany of Divine Sentences 1657
• 443 Gentile Sinner, or England's brave Gentleman Oxon. 1660
• 444 Grew's (Nehem.) Anatomy of Vegetables Lond. 1672
• 445 — his Anatomy of Trunks, in two parts 1675
• 446 Gibson's (Tho.) Mathematical Syntax 16••5
• 447 Grand Case of the present Ministry considered 1663
• 448 Golden Mean, or Considerations on the Sacrament, by Steph. Geree 1656
• 449 — Another of the same 1656
• 450 Gentlemans Jockey and Approved Farrier 1676
• 451 Gafferel's unheard-of Curiosities 16••0
• 452 Guthrie's Christians Great Interest 1673
• 453 Goodwin (Ph.) On the Lord's-Day 16••4
• 454 Grotius of the Truth of Christian Religion, by Dr. Patrick 16••3
• 455 Gee's Divine Right and Original of the Civil Magistrate 1658
• 456 Gurnal's Christians Labour and Reward 1672
• 457 Greenhill's Soundness of Heart 1671
• 458 Gouge's Word to Saints and Sinners 1673

• 459 Gregory's Anatomy of Christian Melancholy Lond. 1646
• 460 Gadbury's Astrological Treasury 1684
• 461 Hand-maid to private Devotion, by Daniel Featly 1675
• 462 Harmony of Natural and Positive Divine Laws 1682
• 463 Husbandman's Companion, by Edmund Bury 1677
• 464 Hoard's (Sam.) Souls Misery and Recovery 1636
• 465 Harwood's (Jam.) Plea for the C••mmon-Prayer Book 1654
• 466 How's (Jo.) Treatise of delighting in God, in two parts 1674
• 467 — of the Blessedness of the Righteous 1668
• 468 Hall's Bp. Jos.) Remedy of Prophaness, and his Epistles, 2 volumes 1637
• 469 — his Christian Moderation 1640
• 470 Hammond's (Hen.) Practical Catechism, with his reasonableness of Christian Relig. 1683
• 471 Heavenly mindedness, and Earthly mindedness, with an Append x 1672
• 472 Horneck's (Ant.) Discourse of the great Law of Consideration 1684
• 473 Hardcastle's (Thom.) Christian Geography and Arithmetick 1674
• 474 Hodges's (Tho.) Scripture Catechism for the confuting of Errors Oxon. 1638
• 475 Hogwill's (Franc.) Glory of the True Church Lond. 1661
• 476 Hutcheson's (Geo.) Exposition of the Prophesies of Obadiah, &c. 1654
• 477 Hartlibb's Key of the Mysteries in the Revelations, and in Daniel 1651
• 478 Hull (Will.) his Sinners entertainment of Harbourless Christ 1672
• 479 Hall's (Tho.) Treatise of the Loathsomness of long Hair 1654
• 480 How's (Tho.) Works of Salvation 1637
• 481 Highest End and Chiefest Work of a Christian 1673
• 482 Hymns and Songs of the Church, divided in two parts 1623
• 483 Hermanus Archbishop of Colen his Consultation about Religion 1640
• 484 Hughe's (Geor.) Aphorisms, or Select Propositions of the Scripture 1670
• 485 Heaven taken by Storm or Holy Violence, by Tho. Watson 1670
• 486 Hyde's (Edw.) Christian Legacy, consisting in two parts 1675
• 487 Haiward's (Jo.) Strong Helper 1637
• 488 Hanson's (John) Sabbatarian confuted by the new Covenant 1658
• 489 Hooks's (Ri.) Non-Conformists Champion and Challenge accepted 1682
• 490 — his Answer to Mr. Baxter's Petition for Peace 1682
• 491 Humes's (Anna) Triumphs of Love, Chastity and Death Edinburch. 1644
• 492 Hanes's (D.) Church-cases cleared Lond. 1651
• 493 Hacon's (Jos.) Review of a late Heterodox Catechism 1668
• 494 Hesketh on the Sacrament
• 495 Hicks's Jerian in Answer to Julian
• 496 Hotchkie's Imputation of Christs Righteousness to us 1675
• 497 Hoard's Souls Misery and Recovery 1658
• 498 Hildersham's Song of Solomon Paraphrased 1672
• 499 Hallywell against the Quakers 1673
• 500 Heroick Education 1657
• 501 Hickman's Justification of Fathers and Schoolmen 1659
• 502 Hugh's Compleat Vineyard 1670
• 503 Henderson of the Promises 1667
• 504 H••story of Gesta Romanorum 1663
• 505 — of Justin 1664
• 506 Hobbs's Art of Rhetorick, with a Discourse of the Laws of England 1681
• 507 Hudibras, 3 parts, 1 volume 1684
• 508 Hierocles upon the Golden Verses of the Pythagoreans 1682

• 509 Hanmar's (Jo.) View of Antiquity, in account of some Fathers Lond. 1677
• 510 Hoptan's (Arth.) Concordancy of Words
• 511 Ld Hales's Observations touching the Torricellian experiment 1674
• 512 — of Natural motions 1777
• 513 — his Pleas of the Crown 1682
• 514 — his Contemplations Moral and Divine 1682
• 515 — his several Tracts of providing for the Poor, &c. 1684
• 516 — Essay touching the Gravitation of fluid Bod es 1675
• 517 — his Life, by Dr. Burnet 1682
• 518 Howel's (James) Twelve several Treatises of the late Revolutions 1661
• 519 — his Discourse of the Empire 1658
• 520 — Dodonas Grove, or Vocal Forrest, part 2d. 1653
• 521 History of Tamerlain the Great 1679
• 522 — of the Rebellion in Naples, fi••st part 1650
• 523 — of the Council of Trent in Eight Books, by Pet. Jurieu 1684
• 524 — History of the House of Este 1681
• 525 — History of the Revolutions of the Empire of the Great Mogul, 1st. vol. 1676
• 526 — of a late Pilgrimage to the Holy Land 1683
• 527 — of Fevers, with the uses of the Spleen 1674
• 528 — of the Conquest of China by the Tartars 1676
• 529 — History of the Tragick Loves of Hippolito and Isabella 1633
• 530 — Historical Relation of the Hungarian Rebellion 1672
• 531 Hemmingius (Nic.) Exposition of the 25th Psalm 1580
• 532 History of the Preparation and Improvement of Vegetables Oxon. 1660
• 533 Hughs's (Will.) his Troubled Mans Medicine Lond. 1567
• 534 Horace's Lyricks and his Book of Epodes englished 1653
• 535 Holyday's (Barken) Survey of the World, in Ten Books Oxon. 1661
• 536 Home's (Nath.) Essay concerning the Sabbath Lond. 1673
• 537 Hannay's (Patrick) Nightingale, Sheretine and Mariana 1622
• 538 Lord Herbert's occasional Verses 1665
• 539 Hood's (Tho.) Use of both the Globes, Celestial and Terrestial 1592
• 540 Harris (Walth.) Rational Discourse of Remedies both Chymical and Gulenical 1683
• 541 Harvey's (Will.) Anatomical Exercises of the Heart and Blood 1673
• 542 Harmony of the Muses, containing excellent Poems 1654
• 543 Herbert's (Geo.) Life by Is. Watton, with the Life of St. Agnes 1670 & 1677
• 544 Hunt's (Nich.) Hand-Maid to Arithmetick 1633
• 545 Harvey's (Gid.) New discovery of the Scurvy 1675
• 546 Horace in English, by Broome 1680
• 547 Hilton's Catch that Catch can, a Song-Book set to Musick 1658
• 548 Image of both Churches, Jerusalem and Babel Tornay 1623
• 549 Junius's (Rich.) Drunkards Character Lond. 1638
• 550 K. James his Translation of the Psalms, Prose and Verse 1637
• 551 — Another of the same 1637
• 552 Image of both Churches, compiled by Jo. Bale
• 553 Infant-Baptism plainly proved, in a Discourse by Jos. Whiston 1678
• 554 Joselyn's (John) New-England Rarities discovered 1672
• 555 Journal of the late Siege of Vienna 1684
• 556 Juvenal's Satyrs, with Arguments and Notes, by Sir Rob. Stapleton 1673
• 557 — Another of the same 1673
• 558 Jenison's (Rob.) Cities safety, a fruitful Treatise 1630

• 559 Indagine's (John) Introduction to Chiromancy, Palmistry, &c. Lond. 1578
• 560 Infernal Sin of Murther punished, or Hell opened 1676
• 561 Jurien's (Pet.) History of the Council of Trent, Eight Books 1687
• 562 Josephus's Ben Gorion History of the latter Times of the Jews 1662
• 563 Image of the Age represented in Four Characters, by N Williams Oxon. 1683
• 564 Journal-Book for the House of Commons for the Sessions of Parliament Lond. 1680
• 565 Justice of Peace his Calling, a Moral Essay 1684
• 566 Jus Regium, or the Foundation of Monarchy maintained, by Sir G. Mockenzie 1684
• 567 Introduction into the Learning of the Latin Tongue 1683
• 568 Instructions concerning the A t of Oratory Oxon. 1682
• 569 Interest of Ireland in its Trade and Wealth stated; in two parts Lond. 1682
• 570 Johnson's (W••ll.) Narrative of a great Deliverance at Sea 1672
• 571 Indiculus Ʋniversalis, or the Universe in Epitome, Engl. Lat. French 1679
• 572 J••st Apology for the Peoples Judgment 1667
• 573 Johnson's Manual of Physick 1684
• 574 Josephus Wars of the Jews 1684
• 575 Kidder's Demonstration of the Messias 1684
• 576 Kingstone (R.) of the Cause and Cure of Offences 1682
• 577 Knox (John) of Predestination, in Answer to the Anabaptists 1591
• 578 Light in the way to Paradice, with other Occasionals 1682
• 579 Long against Johnson's Julian, in Defence of Dr. Hicks 1683
• 580 — his Dissenters Plot discovered and defeated 1671
• 581 Love's (Chr.) Heavens Glory, Hell's Terror 1671
• 582 Lloyd's (Jo.) Paraphrase on the Canticles, in a Pindarique Poem 1682
• 583 Larkin's (Edw.) Looking-Glass of the Fathers, Philosophers, &c. 1659
• 584 Lockier's Memorial of Gods Judgments, or Sermons 1671
• 585 — his useful Instructions for the People of God 1671
• 586 London's Resurrection, or the Re-building of London, by Sam. Rolls 1668
• 587 Latham's (Paul) Christian Religion asserted against Pelagians 1678
• 588 Laud's (Will.) Seven Sermons on several Occasions 1651
• 589 Linch's (Sim.) Three Sermons of Rebellion painted to the Life 1662
• 590 Lukins's (N.) Introduct••on to the Holy Scripture 1669
• 591 Lokyer's (Nic.) Balm for bleeding England and Ireland 1643
• 592 — his Memorials of Gods Judgments, in several Sermons 1671
• 593 Larkham's (Thom.) Wedd••ng-Supper, in 12 Sermons 1652
• 594 Ley's (Jo) Life and Death of Mrs. Jane Ratcliff 1640
• 595 Lowth's (Simon) Cathechetical Questions 1674
• 596 Lavater (Lewis) Book of Ruth expounded 1586
• 597 London's Resurrection, or the Re-building of London 1668
• 598 Letter to a Deist, in Answer to several Objections, by Edw. Stillingfleet 1677
• 599 Local Motion against Descartes 1670
• 600 Lye's Catechism 1675
• 601 Lurancey against Irreligion
• 602 Long against Hales of Schism 1678
• 603 Lovel's H••story of Animals and Minerals Oxon. 1661
• 604 Bp. Lloyd's Historical Account of Church-Government 1684
• 605 Lively Oracles, by the Author of the Duty of Man Oxon. 1679
• 606 L'Estrange's (Ham.) Observations on the History of K. Charles the First Lond. 1656
• 607 Leigh's (Edw.) Observations concerning the Roman and Greek Emperours 1670
• 608 — his Three Discourses of Travel, Mony and Measuring 1671

• 609 Lawrence's (Will.) Interest of Ireland in its Trade and Wealth stated Lond. 1682
• 610 Lucian's Works, with his Life, Translated by Fer. Spence 1684
• 611 Luc etius Engl••sh••d by Mr. Cretoh with Notes Oxon. 1682
• 612 — The First Book Englished by J. Evelyn with Annotations Lond. 1656
• 613 Latham's (Simon) Falconry, in two B••oks 1658
• 614 Lye's (Tho.) Childs Delight, together with an English Grammar 1671
• 615 — his method for Instructing the younger sort 1673
• 616 Letters between Bp. Jewel and Dr. Cole 1560
• 617 London Dispensatory enlarged, by Nich. Culpepper 1683
• 618 Ladies Dispensatory. containing the vertues and qualities of Herbs and Simples 1652
• 619 Latham's Spaw in Lancashire 1670
• 620 Loves of sundry Philosophers and other great Men 1673
• 621 London Drollery, or the Wits Aoademy 1673
• 622 Langford's (Tho.) Instructions to raise Fruit-Trees in England 1681
• 623 Latimer's (Hugh) Sermons
• 624 Luzancy's Refl••ctions on the Councel of Trent Oxon. 1677
• 625 Lueius Florus Roman History 1669
• 626 Legend of Captain Jones Lond. 1671
• 627 Lucans Civil Wars of Rome, by Tho. May 1635
• 628 L••wrance Chri••ts Power over Bodily Diseases 1672
• 629 Life and Death of Captain William Bedlow 1681
• 630 — Life and Death of the Earl of Rochester, by G. Burnet 1680
• 631 — Is. Walton's Life of Bishop Sanderson late Bishop of Lincoln 1678
• 632 — Geo. Vernon's Life of Dr. Peter Heylin 1682
• 633 — Holy Life of Monsieur de Renty Noble Man of France 1684
• 634 — Life of Mr. George Herbert, by Is. Walton 1670
• 635 — L. Steerling's Life of St. Agnes, Virgin and Martyr 1677
• 636 — the Life of Mich. Adrian de Ruyter, Admiral of Holland 1677
• 637 — Life and Death of the Virgin Mary 1620
• 638 Life and Actions of General Monk, by Dav. Lloyd 1660
• 639 — Life and Reign of King Edward the Third 1635
• 640 — Life and Death of Dr. Andrew Rivett Hagh. 1652
• 641 — Life and Death of Bishop Cosins, by Is. Basire Lond. 1673
• 642 — Life of Mr. Thomas Cauton 1662
• 643 — Life of Mrs. Jane Ratcliff, by John Ley 1640
• 644 — Gilb. Burnet's Life and Death of Sir Matth. Hale 1682
• 645 — of Galeacius Marquess of Vico 1668
• 646 — of Sarah Wight 1658
• 647 Morice's Vindication of the Primitive Church and Episcopacy against Baxter 1682
• 648 Marterson's (Geo.) Assertion of the Kings Power in Ecclesiastical Affairs 1661
• 649 Mackam's (N.) Vindication of Ordinary and Publick Preaching 1657
• 650 Marey's (Ant.) Sermons preached before King, &c. 1634
• 651 Mystery of Iniquity unfolded 1675
• 652 Mystery of the Lords Supper clearly manifested 1614
• 653 Mystery of Spiritual Growth 1622
• 654 Mystery of Popery and Iniquity unfolded 1675
• 655 M••son's (Hen.) Three Treatises of the Cure of Cares, Cuntentments, &c. 1634
• 656 Milburn's (Will.) Wisdom crying out to Sinners 1638
• 657 Manual, or Three small Treatises, by the Archbishop of York 1672
• 658 Marvel's (Andr.) Rehearsal Transpros'd, First part 1672

• 659 Mouln's (Petr. du) Waters of Siloe to quench the Fire of Purgatory Oxon. 1612
• 660 Milton's (John) History of Britain from the Beginning to the Conquest 1677
• 661 Molin's (Will.) Anatomical Administration of all the Muscles Lond. 1••80
• 662 Miscellany Tracts, written by Sir Tho. Brown 1681
• 663 Most Blessed new Change, or Divine Contemplations 1657
• 664 More's (H••n.) Remarques on Two Books of the Ld. Hales, viz. of Fluid Bodies, &c. 1676
• 665 — his Remarques on Ld. Hale's Observation about the Torricellian Experiment 1676
• 666 Mackenzie's (Sir Geo.) his Just and Solid Foundations of Monarchy 1684
• 667 Memoires of the Family of the STƲARTS 1683
• 668 Memoires of Mr. Desecotais, or the Motives of his Conversion 1677
• 669 — Another French and English 1677
• 670 — Another French alone 1677
• 671 Monuments of Antiquities, touching the great Councils of the Kingdom 1680
• 672 Monumenta Westmonasteriensia, by Hen. Keepe 1682
• 673 Method for the well-guiding of Reason and discovery of truth in Sciences 1649
• 674 Mantuan's (Rob.) Bucolicks in Ten Eclogues, Englished by Tho. Harvey 1656
• 675 Markham's (Gerv.) Perfect Horseman 1680
• 676 Marius (Jo.) his advice concerning Bills of Exchange 1674
• 677 Marshal's (Will.) his Philosophy delineated 1678
• 678 — his Answers upon several Heads in Philosophy 1670
• 679 Men-miracles with other Poems 1658
• 680 Mills's Poems, occasioned by a Melancholy Vision 1639
• 681 — his Night-search, in a Poem, 2 parts, 2 vol. 1652
• 682 Majerus's (Mich) Lusus serius, or serious Pass-time 1654
• 683 Manchester-al mando, a Contemplation of Death and Immortality 1639
• 684 Mountain's (James) Rome's Destruction 1641
• 685 Mercury's Gallant, containing many pleasant Relations 1673
• 685 — Another with pleasant passages at Paris 1673
• 687 Mirrour of Complements, English, by Sir Franc. Hawkins 1637
• 688 Moral Philosophy of the Stoicks, Englished by Esquire Charles Cotton 1667
• 689 Merchants Names living in and about the City of London 1677
• 690 Manners, Religion and Government of the Turks, by Tho. Smith 1678
• 691 Maupas's (Charles) his French Grammar and Syntax 1674
• 692 Mannors of the Israelites, in three parts 1683
• 693 Monk Unviel'd, or a Facetious Dialogue 1678
• 694 Dutchess of Mazaiine's Memoires 1676
• 695 Machiavel's (Nic.) Discourses upon the First Decade of Titus Livius 1674
• 696 Melancholy Vision, upon divers Theams, enlarged by N. Mills 1639
• 697 Modern Policies taken from N. Macchiavel and Caes. Borgia 1657
• 698 Mystery of Rhetorick unveil'd, by John Smith 1673
• 699 Massanello, or the History of the Revolutions in Naples 1662
• 700 Miege's Dictionary, French and English 1684
• 701 Mosley's Contemplations on the Passions of Man 1653
• 702 Machiavel's Works, vol. 2. 1674
• 703 Minderus's (Raym.) his Body of Military Medicines experienced 1674
• 704 Maynwaring's (Edw.) Progress of Pains, Inflammations, Tumors 1679
• 705 — his Compleat Physitian qualified and dignified 1668
• 706 — his Treatise of the Scurvy 1666
• 707 — his Rise and Progress of Physick 1668
• 708 Manuduction to the Philosophers Magical Gold 1659

• 709 Maronides, or Virgil Travestie, Fifth Book, by J. Phillips Lond. 1672
• 710 Modena Rites and Customs of the Jews▪ by Chilmead 1650
• 711 Monuments of Westminster-Church 1672
• 712 — of the Church of Durham 1672
• 713 Manual of Millions, or Accounts ready cast up 1669
• 714 Mock Clelia▪ or Madam Q••ixot 1678
• 715 Dr. More's Reply to a late Answer to his Antidote 1672
• 716 — Exposition on the Seven Churches 1669
• 717 — Divine Dialogues compleat, vol. 2. 1668
• 718 — Two last Dialogues of the Kingdom of God 1668
• 719 Monuments of Exeter 1••81
• 720 Montagne's Essays, with his Life 1685
• 721 Nullity of the Romish Faith, by Matthew Pool 1672
• 722 No Protestant Plot, but the Dissenters Plot discovered and defeated 1682
• 723 Non-Conformists Vindicated from the abuses put on them by Mr. Durel 1679
• 724 Netherland Historian, from 1671, to 1674. with Figures Amster. 1675
• 725 New way of curing the Gout, with Medico-Chyrurgical Observations Lond. 1670
• 726 New light of Alchymy, with a Treatise of Sulphur 1674
• 727 — Another with Paracelsus, nature of Times 1671
• 728 Nichol's (Hen.) Crying Voice of the Holy Spirit of Love
• 729 Naudeus's History of Magick 1657
• 730 New Politick Lights, or Modern Romes Church Government 1678
• 731 Newton's (John) Scale of Interest, or the use of Decimal Fractions 1668
• 732 — Art of Gaging 1660
• 733 Niremberg's (Eus.) Treatise of the difference betwixt Temporals and Eternals 1672
• 734 No Power but of God, or a Word in Season by Rob. Purnel 1651
• 735 Narrative of the Spanish Invasion and the Powder Plot ••671
• 736 Nemcomb's Best Acquaintance 1668
• 737 Natural and Artificial Conclusions 1651
• 738 Dr. Owen of Indwelling Sin in Believers 1675
• 739 — Nature and Principles of Love 1673
• 740 Only way to Salvation, by William Guild 1668
• 741 Original and Growth of the Spanish Monarchy, by Thom. Philipot 1664
• 742 Ovid in English
• 743 Observations upon the Humour of writing Rehearsal Transpros'd Oxon. 1673
• 744 Ovid's Five Books of mournful Elegies, or Tristia Lond. 1637
• 745 Occasional Reflections on several Subjects, by Esquire Boyle 1667
• 746 Osburn's (Sir Tho.) Political Reflections upon the Government of the Turks 1656
• 747 Observations upon Dr. Brown's Religio Medici, by Sir Kenelm Digby 1643
• 748 Observations on the Roman and Greek Emperours, by Edw. Leigh 1670
• 749 Observations touching the Principles of Natural motions, by Ld. Hale 1677
• 750 Oughtred's (Will.) Circles of proportion, and the Horizantal Instrument, &c Oxon. 1660
• 751 Optick-Glass of Humours, by T. W. Lond. 1664
• 752 Opinions of Mr. Hobb's considered in a 2d Prologue, by Dr. Eccherd 1673
• 753 Observations and Advices Oeconomical 1669
• 754 — On the Mineral Waters of France 1684
• 755 Primitive Chistianity, in Three parts, by Dr. Will. Cave 1682
• 756 Psalms, Prose and Metre, translated by King James
• 757 Principles of the Oracles of God 1677
• 758 Parker's (Sam.) Case of the Church of England truly stated 1681

• 759 — his Vindication of Bp. Bramhall and the Clergy from the Carge of Popery Lond. 1673
• 760 — his Reproof to the Rehearsal Transpros'd 1673
• 761 — his Discourse of Ecclesiastical Politie 1670
• 762 Pool's (Matth.) Nullity of the Romish Faith 1679
• 763 Popery absolutely destructive to Monarchy 1673
• 764 Purnel's (Rob.) No Power but of God 1657
• 765 Powel's (Walth.) Summons for Swearers 1645
• 766 Potter's (Christ.) want of Charity in Roman Catholicks 1635
• 767 Patrick (Sym.) Book of Psalms Paraphras'd with Arguments, 2 vol. 1680
• 768 — his Divine Arithmetick, or Art of numbring our Days 1679
• 769 Publick Devotion of the Church of England justifyed and recommended 1675
• 770 Polhill's (Edw.) Answer to Dr. Sherlock's Discourse of the Knowledge of Christ 1675
• 771 — his Preparation for a suffering in a Evil Day 1682
• 772 Perswasives to Prayer and Devotion, with Domestick Devotions 1683
• 773 Plain and Familiar Method of Justifying the Younger sort 1673
• 774 Penn's (Will.) Six several Tracts in Defence of the Quakers 167
• 775 Proverbs of Solomon, English and Latin 1678
• 776 Peganius's Explication of the Visions of the Revelations
• 777 Principal made Practical, or Directions for Christians 1674
• 778 Power, Nature, Deceit, &c. of Indwelling Sin in Believers 1677
• 779 Price's (Galv.) of Thoughts improved 1664
• 780 Popery absolutely destructive to Monarchy 1673
• 781 Pattern of universal Knowledge, by Jo. Am. Comenius 1657
• 782 Polanus (Am.) his substance of the Christian Religion 1608
• 783 Policy of the Clergy of France to destroy the Protestants of that Kingdom 1681
• 784 Polygraphice, or the Arts of Drawing, Limning, &c. by W. Salmon 1675
• 785 Prodromus to a Dissertation concerning Solids, by Nic. Steno 1671
• 786 Period of Humane Life whether Mutable or Immutable 1678
• 787 Phillips's (Fabian) that King Charles the First was a Martyr 1680
• 788 Pedegree and Peregrination of Israel 1649
• 789 Preparation to the Holy Ministry 1598
• 790 Powel's (Gabr.) Resolution of the First Chapter of the Romans Oxon. 1602
• 791 Practice of Piety, by Lewis Bayly Lond. 1676
• 792 Par's (Eln.) Grounds of Divinity 1619
• 793 Publick Devotion and Common Service of the Church of England 1675
• 794 Pearse's (Edw.) Warning to a timely preparation for Death 1674
• 795 Pierce's (Tho.) Sinner impleaded in his own Court 1656
• 796 Par Nobile, or Dr. Collins's, Two Treatises on the Death of two Ladies 1669
• 797 Plato's Demon, in Answer to Plato Redevius
• 798 Parnassus Bicips, or Choice Poems 1656
• 799 Polhill's Precious Faith considered 1675
• 800 Philosophical Epitaph of W. C. for a Memento Mori on the Philosophers (Tomb) Stone 1673
• 801 Plutarch's Lives Abridg'd 1665
• 802 Palmer's Gospel New-Creature 1674
• 803 Pleas of the Crown 1678
• 804 Pool's English Parnassus, or help to English Poesie 1677
• 805 Prodromus to a Dissertation concerning Solids 1671
• 806 Petyt's Ancient Right of the Commons of England Asserted 1686
• 807 Phillips's (N.) Grandeure of the Law 1684

• 808 Plutarch's Morals, translated by several Hands, 2 volumes Lond. 1674
• 809 Petyt's (Will.) Ancient Right of the Commons of England asserted 1680
• 810 Presant State of Samos, Micarea, Patmos, and Mount Athos 1676
• 811 Poetical Histories, by P. Galtruchius 1683
• 812 — Another with the Curiosities of Old Rome, Fifth Edition 1683
• 813 Problem's of A••istotle, with other Philosophers and Physitians 1683
• 814 Prospect of the State of Ireland from An. Mundi 1756. to An. Chriwi 1652. 1682
• 815 Period of Humane Life, whether Mutable or Immutable 1677
• 816 Painters Voyage into Italy by Giacom. Berry 1679
• 817 Porter's Jachmas Prince of Persia, a Novel 1676
• 818 Poems on several Occasions, by N. Tate 1677
• 819 Philalethe's (Eug.) Magia Adamica, or the Antiquity of Magick 1650
• 820 — his Fame and Confession of the Fraternity of the Rosie-Cross 1652
• 821 Plat's (Sir Hugh) Garden of Eden, two parts compleat 1675
• 822 Popery absolutely destructive to Monarchy 1673
• 823 Philalethe's (Eiren.) Exposition upon Geo. Ripley's Hermetico-Poetical Works 1678
• 824 Progress of Pains, Inflammations, Tumors, Aposthumes, &c. by Edw. Mainwaring 1679
• 825 Perfect Horseman, or the experienced Secrets of Mr. Markham 1684
• 826 Poems, Elegies, Paradoxes and Sonnets 1657
• 827 Poems on several Occasions, and to several Persons 1675
• 828 Poems occasioned by a Melancholy Vision, by H. Mills 1639
• 829 Pub. Ovid's Heroical Epistles, in English Verse 1600
• 830 Polhill's (Edw.) Answer to Dr. Sherlocks Knowledge of Christ 1675
• 831 Philipot's (Thom.) Original and Growth of the Spanish Monarchy 1664
• 832 Philosophical Discourse of Fermentation, by Will. Symson 1675
• 833 Partride's (Seth) Description of the Instr. called the Double Scale of Proportion 1671
• 834 Philosophical Essay of the Immortality of the Soul Oxon. 1677
• 835 Paracelsus his Aurora and Treasure of the Philosophers Lond. 1659
• 836 Quintus Curtius's Life and Death of Alexander the Great 1674
• 837 Quarles's (Fran.) Emblems 1684
• 838 — Another with Hieroglyphiks of the Life of Man 1684
• 839 — his Divine Poems Revised and Corrected, with additions 166••
• 840 Quevedo's Visions, the Sixth Edition corrected 1678
• 841 — his Hell Reformed, or a Glass for Favorites 1641
• 842 Queen-Like Closet, or rich Closet of rare Receipts 1675
• 843 Question of Witchcraft debated, a Discourse against Witches 1669
• 844 Queens-Wells, or a Treatise of the Waters at Timbridge 1671
• 845 Reproof to the Rehearsal Transpros'd, by Sam. Parker 1673
• 846 Ross's (Alex.) View of all Religions in the World 1613
• 847 — his Mystagogus Poetieus, or the Muses Interpreter 1672
• 848 Roll's (Sam.) London's Resurrection, or the Re-building of London 1668
• 849 Ranew's (Nath.) Solitude improved by Divine Meditation 1670
• 850 Row's (John) Saints Temptations 1675
• 851 Renunciation of several Popish Doctrines 1680
• 852 Row (Jo.) of Heavenly mindedness, and Earthly mindedness 1672
• 853 Ryther's (John) best Friend standing at the Door 1672
• 854 Robrough's (Hen.) Balm from Gilead 1626
• 855 Robotham's (Charles) Sermons preached on several occasions 1681
• 856 Rouse's (Franc.) his Catholick Charity 1641
• 857 Robert's (Francis) Believers Evidence for Eternal Life 1655

• 858 Remarques upon a late disingenious Discourse, writ by one T. D. 1678
• 859 Regi Sacrum 1660
• 860 Reynold's (Edw.) Meditations on the fall and rising of S. Peter 1677
• 861 Robertson's (Will.) Admonitory Epistle to Mr. Baxter and Tho. Hotcbkiss 1655
• 862 Rome is no Rule, in Answer to Captain Robert Everard 1664
• 863 Review of the Grand Case of the present Ministry 1663
• 864 Robertson's (Will.) Key to the Hebrew Bible 1656
• 865 Rall's Burning of London 1666. commemorated 1667
• 866 Reyner's Precepts fot Christian Practice 1668
• 867 Remarks on the Government of the Turks 1678
• 868 Rites of Funerals, Ancient and Modern, by Monsieur Murett 1683
• 869 Right of Tythes re-asserted against Mr. Selden 1680
• 870 Remembrancer of Excellent Men, viz. R. Hooker, Reynolds, &c. 1670
• 871 Reflection upon the Use of the Eloquence of these Times Oxon. 1672
• 872 Relation of divers main passages relating to these troublesome Times Lond. 1645
• 873 — of the unfortunate Expedion of Kent, Essex, and Colchester 1650
• 874 — of the Poysoning of an whole Family in Plymouth 1676
• 875 — of the Siege of Candia 1670
• 876 — of a Voyage made into Mauritania in Africk 1671
• 877 — of a Conference held about Religion, April 3d. 1676 1676
• 878 Rome's Glory, or a Collection of Miracles wrought by Popish Saints 1673
• 879 Remarques on the State of the Church of the first Centuries 1680
• 880 Rome A la-mode, with the Sentiments of the Court and Cardinals 1678
• 881 Ray's (Jo.) his Collection of English Proverbs, with Annotations Cambr. 1678
• 832 Ray's (Jo.) Observations made in his Travels through Low-Countrys, Germany, &c. 1673
• 883 — Another with a Catalogue of Outlandish Plants 1673
• 884 Remarks made on Ld. Hale's of Fluid Bodies, and the Torricellian experiment 2676
• 885 — made upon the Manners and Religion of the Turks 1678
• 886 Renatus Rapinus of Gardens, in Four Books, Englished by Jo. Evelyn 1672
• 887 Relation of an unfortunate Voyage into Bengala 1682
• 888 — Of the pleasant passages at Paris, or Mercury Gallant 1673
• 889 — Of the River Nile 1673
• 890 Read's (Alexand.) Anatomy, with explanations of Chirurgical Instruments 1634
• 891 — his Description of the Body of Man 1634
• 892 Ripley Reviv'd, or an Exposition upon Sir Geo. Ripley Herm. poetical Works 1678
• 893 Rob. Records, Urinal of Physick 1651
• 894 Rabisha's (Will.) Whole Body of Cookery dissected 1673
• 895 Ramsey's (Will.) Physical considerations of Worms 1668
• 896 Rites and Monuments of the Cathedral Church of Durham 1672
• 897 Rowzee's (Franc.) Queens Wells, or Treatise of Tunbridge Water 1671
• 898 Ross's (Alex.) his Muses Interpreter 1672
• 899 Roll's (Sam.) London's Resurrection, or the Re-building of London 1668
• 900 Remarques on the Humours and Conversations of the Town 1675
• 901 Remedies of the Distempers of the Times 1675
• 902 Records, Arithmetick 1662
• 903 Father Simonds's Critical History of Religion of Eastern Nations 1685
• 904 Scots's Christian Life, 2 vol.
• 905 — Idem, First volume
• 906 — Item, Second volume
• 907 Stillingfleet's (Edw.) Relation of a Conference held about Religion 1676

• 908 — his Answer to several Treatises against his Discourse of Idolatry 2 vol. Lond. 1673
• 909 — his Conference with Mr. Coleman about Religion 1679
• 910 — his Second Discourse against the Infallibility of the Roman Church 1673
• 911 — several Conferences against T. Goodwin 1679
• 912 — his Defence of his Discourse of Idolatry of the Church of Rome 1676
• 913 — his Letter to a Deist in Answer to several Objection, 1677
• 914 — (John) his Demonstration of Divine Presence in Relig. places of worship. 1663
• 915 Saint Indeed, by John Flavel 1675
• 916 Steel's (Rich.) Plain Discourse of Uprightness 1672
• 917 Several — Sermons
• 918 Situation of Paradice found out, or an History of a Pilgrimage to the Holy-Land 1683
• 919 Stanwick's (Rich.) Christian Warfare, or several Sermons 1657
• 920 Seignior's (Geor.) Eight Sermons of God, the King, and the Church 1670
• 921 Sherlock's (Dr.) Defence and Continuation of his disc. of the knowledge of Christ. 1675
• 922 — his Continuation and Vindication of the def. of Stillingfleet of Separation 1682
• 923 — his Discourse concerning the Knowledge of Christ 1674
• 924 Soul-Reviving Influence, or the Son of Righteousness 1654
• 925 Saywell (Will.) Of Evangelical Unity of the Church of England 1682
• 926 Summons for Swearers, by Walth. Powel 1645
• 927 Spark's (Edw.) Primitive Devotion in the Feasts and Fasts of the Ch. of England 1678
• 928 Substance of the Christian Religion, by Amandus Polamus 1660
• 929 Slater's (Sam.) Treatise of Groth in Grace, in sundry Sermons 1671
• 930 Solomon's Proverbs Methodized, English and Latin 1678
• 931 Swinnock's (Geo.) Sinners last Sentence to Eternal punishment 1675
• 932 Sheppard's (Tho.) Subjection to Christ in all his Ordinances 1657
• 933 Sherlock's (Rich.) Practical Christian, the second part 1675
• 934 Sendivogius's (Mich.) his new Light of Alchymy 1674
• 935 — Another with a Treatise of Sulphur 1674
• 936 Spelman's (Sir Hen.) Churches not to be Violated Oxon. 1676
• 937 Smith's (Will.) Two Sermons at two publick Assizes in Suffolk Lond. 1674
• 938 Scudder's (Henry) Christians Dayly-walk in Holy Security and Peace 1627
• 939 Senauli's (J. Fr.) Paraphrase upon Job 1648
• 940 Sincerity and Hypocrisie, or the Sincere Christian Oxon. 1658
• 941 Sutton's (Tho.) England's Summons Lond. 1613
• 942 Stocks's (Rich.) Doctrine and Use of Repentance 1610
• 943 Sqire'•• (Will.) Unreasonableness of the Romanists requiring our Commun. with them 1674
• 944 Sheffield's (John) Rising Sun shining on a Theological-Dial 1654
• 945 State of Christianity Examined, Unfolded and Character'd 1655
• 946 Serranus's (John) his Commentary on Ecclesiastes 1585
• 947 Smith's (Jo.) King Solomon's Pourtraicture of old Age 1666
• 948 — Sam. his Great Assize, or Day of Jubilee, in four Sermons 1633
• 949 Sheppard's (Tho.) Sincere Convert, with the Saints Jewel 1672
• 950 — his Subjection to Christ in all his Ordinances 1••57
• 951 Bp. Sanderson's Nine Cases of Conscience 1478
• 952 Scortreth's (Geo.) Warning-piece to the sl••mbring Virgins 1••72
• 953 S••lkeld's (John) Treatise of Paradise 1617
• 954 — his Treatise of Angels, with all their Proprieties 1613
• 955 Shelton's (Will.) Necessity of Morality among Christians 1667
• 956 Sharrock's (Rob.) History of the Improvement of Vegetables 1672
• 957 Survey of the United Provinces of the Netherlands 1673

• 958 Sprackling's (Rob.) Vindication of Hippocrates and Galen Lond. 1665
• 959 Seaman's (Will.) Reign of Sultan Orchain, 2d King of the Turks 1652
• 960 Sophoclis Electra, with Poems of the Kings Return 1649
• 961 Stephen's (John) Essays and Characters 1615
• 962 Starkey's (Geo.) Natures Explication, and Helmoni's Vindication 1657
• 963 Sheppard's (Will.) Epigram, in Six Books 1651
• 964 Struthy's (Will.) Christian Observation and Resolution 1629
• 965 Sin the Plague of Plagues, by Ralph Venning 1669
• 966 Sibbs's (Rich.) his Spiritual Mans Aim 1638
• 967 Scism disarmed of defensive Weapons Paris 1655
• 968 Substance of Christion Religion, by Will. Ames Lond. 1659
• 969 Sacriledge Arraigned and Condemned, by Is. Basire 1668
• 970 Sermon's (Will.) Companion, or the English Midwife 1671
• 971 Shotterel's (Rob.) Archery Reviv'd, or the Bow-mans Excellence 1676
• 972 Sall's Catholick Religion maintained in the Church of England Oxon. 1676
• 973 Bp. Sanderson's Life, with several Tracts Lond. 1678
• 974 Shaw's No Reformation of the Established Reformation 1685
• 975 Some Instructions concerning the Art of Oratory Oxon. 1682
• 976 Stubb's (Hen.) his Arts of Grandeur and Submission Lond. 1670
• 977 Scot's (Patrick) Table-Book for Princes 1611
• 978 Saul and Samuel at Endor Oxon. 1674
• 979 Selden's Office of Ld. Chancellor, by Dugdale 1677
• 980 Smith (John) his Mystery of Rhetorick unveiled Lond. 1673
• 981 — his Steremetry or the Art of Practical Gauging 1673
• 982 Scott's (Tho.) Of the Language of the Bird and Beast 1616
• 983 Survey of the united Provinces of the Netherlands 1673
• 984 Stapleton (Sir Rob.) his Translation of Juvenals 16 Satyrs 1673
• 985 Scudery's (Mr.) Triumphant Arch consecrated to the glory of the Feminine Sex 1656
• 986 Speed s (Jo.) Abridgment of his Maps of England, Scotland and Ireland 1666
• 987 — Another with the Foreign Maps 1696
• 988 Selden's (Jo.) Discourse of the Office of Ld. Chancellour of England 1677
• 989 Sober Inspections into the Carriage of the long Parliament 1655
• 990 Salmon's (Will.) Polygraphicie, or the Arts of Drawing, Limning, Painting, &c. 1675
• 991 — his Supplement to the New London Dispensatory 1683
• 992 State-worthies, or the Statesmen and Favorites of Engl. since the Reformation 1670
• 993 Shelton's (Tho.) Method for Short-Writing 1668
• 994 Scoffer Scoft, being some of Lucian's Dialogues 1675
• 995 Spencer's (Edm.) Sheappa••ds Calendar 1653
• 996 Strappado for the Divel, viz. Epigrams, and Satyrs 1615
• 997 Spaw of Latham in Lancashire, with the Effects and Cures of it 1670
• 998 Sendivagius's (Mich.) his new light of Alchymy, with a Treatise of Sulphur 1674
• 999 Spadacrene Dunelme••sis, or a Treatise of the Vitrioline Spaw near Durham
• 1000 Sympson's (Will.) Philosophical Discourse of Fermentation 1675
• 1001 — his Hydrological Essays, being a discovery of Scarboroagh's Spaw 1670
• 1002 — his Chymical Anatomy of the Spaws in Yorkshire 1669
• 1003 — his Hydrological Essays about Scarborough's Spaw 1670
• 1004 Sennertus (Dan.) Of the most predominant Diseases of these Times 1676
• 1005 Scale of Interest, or the use of Decimal Fractions, by Jo. Newton 1668
• 1006 Smith's (Tho.) Remarks upon the Manners▪ Religion, &c. of the Turks 1678
• 1007 — his Account of the Greek Church 1680 & 1676

• 1008 — (John) Art of Painting Lond. 1671
• 1009 Solids naturally contained within Solids, by Nic. Steno 1671
• 1010 Steno's (Nic.) Prodromus to a Dissertation concerning Solids 1671
• 1011 Schroder's (John) History of Animals 1659
• 1012 Sharp's (Jane) Midwifes Book, or whole Art of Midwifry 1671
• 1013 Sherley's (Tho.) Curiosities of Scurvy-Grass 1676
• 1014 Truman's (Jos.) Great Propitiation, or Christs satisfaction 1672
• 1015 Taylor's (Jer. Bp.) Discourse of Confirmation 1664
• 1016 Taylor's (Bp. Jer.) Discourse of Confirmation 1665
• 1017 — his Disswasive from Popery 1664
• 1018 — his Measures of Friendship, with additional Tracts 1678
• 1019 Treatise of delighting in God, by John How 1674
• 1020 Three Ministers Notions and Collections 1675
• 1021 Trahern's (Tho.) Christian Ethicks, or Divine Morality 1675
• 1022 Tower's (John) Four Sermons on several eminent Occasions 1660
• 1023 Truman's (Jos.) Great Propitiation, or Christs Satisfaction 1672
• 1024 Treatise of Baptism 1672
• 1025 Turner's (J.) Choice Experiences toward Conversion 1653
• 1026 Tallotson's (John) Sermons preached on several Occasions 1671
• 1027 Taylor (Tho.) Treatise of Contentment 1641
• 1028 — his Observations from the Baptism of Christ 1620
• 1029 Theologica Germanica, or mystical Divinity 1648
• 1030 Treatise of Indwelling Sin in Believers 1675
• 1031 Treatise against Popery in Defence of the Reformed Churches Cambr. 1598
• 1032 Transproser Rehears'd, or the Fifth Act of Mr. Bay's Play Gxon. 1673
• 1033 Thomas's (Will.) Country's sense of London's sufferings Lond. 1667
• 1034 Treatise of the Holy Communion 1677
• 1035 Treatise of Sacramental Covenanting with Christ 1674
• 1036 Thompson's (Geo.) Manner of Dissecting pestilential Bodies 1666
• 1037 Treatise of Gardens, in four Books, by Ren. Rapinus in Verse 1673
• 1038 Treatise of the Principle Grounds of Christian Religion 1670
• 1039 Treatise of Melancholy, by Tho. Bright 1586
• 1040 Tracts about Cosmical Qualities of Things Oxon. 1671
• 1041 Temple's (Sir Will.) Observations upon the united Provinces Lond. 1676
• 1042 — his Miscellanea, the 2d Edition augmented 1681
• 1043 Tuke's (Thom.) Treasure of true Love 1608
• 1044 Touchstone for Gold and Silver Wares, or a Manual for Goldsmiths 1677
• 1045 Tate's (Nich.) Poems written on several Occasions 1684
• 1046 Three Discourses of Travel, of Mony, and Measuring 1671
• 1047 Triumphant Lady, or the Crowned Innocence 1656
• 1048 Treatise of the Scurvey, by Everard Mainwaring 1665
• 1049 Touchstone of a Golden Temper, or the Optick-Glass of Humours 1639
• 1050 Tachmas Prince of Persia, an Historical Novel 1676
• 1051 Tragical Loves of Hippolito and Isabella Neapolitans 1628
• 1052 Treatise of Ancient CeremonIes, or the Degenerate Plant 1668
• 1053 Theocritus Idylliums, with Rapin's Discourse of Pastorals 1684
• 1054 Thousand notable Things 1650
• 1055 Tate's (Nich.) Poems on several occasions 1677
• 1056 Touchstone of Gold and Silver Wares, or a Manual for Goldsmiths 1677
• 1057 Thrasher's (Will.) Marrow of Chymical Physick 1679

• 1058 Vanity of Arts and Sciences, dy Hen. Corn. Agrippa Lond. 1684
• 1059 Unreasonableness of Separation, the second part, with Remarks on R. Baxter 1682
• 1060 Vindication of the Primitive Church and Diocesan Episcopacy against Baxter 1682
• 1061 — Another against Mr. Baxter's Church-History 1682
• 1062 Unreasonableness of the Romanists in requiring our Communion with them. 1674
• 1063 Visions of the Revelations explained, by A. B. Peganius
• 1064 Velitationes Polemicae, or Polemical Discussions, by J. Doughty 1652
• 1065 Virel's (Pet.) Principal Grounds of the Christian Religion 1620
• 1366 Vindication of Clement Writer against Rich. Baxter's Forefold Charge 16
• 1067 — of Infant-Baptism against Her. D. Anvers, by Ob. Wills 1675
• 1068 Ʋrsinus (Zach.) Summ of Christian Religion Oxon. 1580
• 1069 Venning's (Ralph) Sin the Plague of Plagues Lond. 1669
• 1070 Virgil's Works Translated, by John Ogilby 1665
• 1071 Va••x (Monsieur du) of the Moral Philosophy of the Stoicks 1671
• 1072 Voyage lately made to Constantinople, with an account of the Greek Church 1683
• 1073 — made into Mauri••ania and Fez in Africa 1671
• 1074 — made to Taffileta in Barbary 1670
• 1075 Vern••n's (Goo.) Life of Dr. Peter Heylin 1682
• 1076 Virgil's Travestie, being a Paraphrase on the 5th and 6th Books of Aeneids 2 vol. 1672
• 1077 Vindication of the Conversations of the Town 1673
• 1378 Use of Decimal Fractions, or Seale of Interest, by Jo. Newton 1668
• 1079 Vindiciae Senectutis, or a Plea for old Age 1639
• 1080 Vaughan's (Will.) Church Militant 1640
• 1081 Urinal of Physick, by Rob. Record 1651
• 1082 Vaughan's (Hen.) Select Poems and Translations 1651
• 1083 Walker's (Ob.) Paraphrase on the Epistles of St. Paul Oxon. 1684
• 1084 — Additions alone
• 1085 Ward's (Rich.) Divine vertue epitomized Lond. 1655
• 1086 Will's (Ob.) Vindication of his Treatise of Baptism against H. D' Anvers 1675
• 1087 — his Assertion of Infant-Baptism by Scripture 1674
• 1088 Watson's Divine Cordial 1663
• 1089 — Art of Divine Contentment 1672
• 1090 Wilkinson's (Hen.) Debt-Book, also the Sacred Debt of Love 1625
• 1091 — his Characters of a sincere Heart Oxon. 1674
• 1092 Weaver's Pocket-Book, or Weaving Spiritualized Lond. 1675
• 1093 Wilson's (John) Scriptures Genuine Interpreter asserted Lond. 1678
• 1094 — Vanity of Mans present State 1676
• 1095 Worthington of Resignation to the Divine Will 1675
• 1096 Warner of Justifying Faith Oxon. 1657
• 1097 Whitby's Answer to Sure-footing 1666
• 1098 Watson on the Beatitudes Lond. 1671
• 1099 Whiston of Infant-Baptism, against Danvers 1675
• 1100 Wakening for Worldlings 1621
• 1101 White's Dejection and Reason 1661
• 1102 — Apology for Rushworth's Dialogues 1654
• 1103 Walker (Jo.) of Subjection to the Higher Powers 1684
• 1104 Wybard (John) Tetagmenometria, or the Geometry of Regulars 16••0
• 1105 Wits Academy, or the Muses Delight 1677
• 1106 Ward's (Sam.) Wonders of the Loadstone, with a Book of Cookery 1640
• 1107 Westminster Quibbles in Verse 1672

• 1108 Wolley's Guide for the Female Sex Lond. 1675
• 1109 Wells of Infants-Baptism, with its vindication 1675
• 1110 Winter-Evenings Conference between two Neighbours 1684
• 1111 Whare's Method of Reading History 1685
• 1112 Wilkins (Jo.) Of the Principles and Duties of Natural Religion 2 Books 1683
• 1113 —His Discovery concerning a new World in the Moon 1683
• 1114 —his Sermons on several occasions 1682
• 1115 —his Eclesiastes, or Gift of Preaching 1669
• 1116 Whole Duty of Man 1685
• 1117 Watson's (Tho.) his practical notes on the 3d Chapter of Melachy 1682
• 1118 Wyvill's (Sir Christ.) Pretentions of the Triple Crown Examined 1672
• 1119 Whitston's (Jo.) Infant Baptism plainly proved 1678
• 1120 Wills (Ob.) Infant-Baptism asserted and vindicated 1674
• 1121 Worthington's (John Great Duty of self Resignation to the Divine Will 1675
• 1122 Whole Duty of Man, of the Large Letter 1659
• 1123 Weaving spiritualized or the Weavers Pocket-book 1675
• 1124 Wits Recreation 1662
• 1125 Wakning to Wordlings, or a Monument of Mortality
• 1126 Wolley' (Edw.) Parents blessing their Children 1661
• 1127 Watchman's Lanthoran, being a sum of Divinity 1655
• 1128 Dr. Womock's Verdict upon the Dissenters plea occasioned by Melius Inquirendum 1688
• 1129 Whiting's (Sam.) Discourse of the last Judgment 1661
• 1130 —his Meditations on the 18th Chapter of Genesis 1666
• 1131 Warmstry's (Tho.) Narrative of a Baptized Turk 1658
• 1132 Wonderful mysterie of growing in Grace 1634
• 1133 Willsford's (Tho.) Secrets of Nature 1658
• 1134 Watson's (Tho.) Heaven taken by Storm, or Holy violence 1670
• 1135 —his Divine Cordial 1663
• 1136 Ward's (Rich.) Two theological Treatises of Wit and Wisdom 1673
• 1137 Whiting's (Sam.) Discourse of the Last Judgment Camb. 1664
• 1138 Weeks work; shewing the whole Duty of a Christian Lond. 1668
• 1139 Wasse's (Will.) Reason for obeying the Government of England 1663
• 1140 Webb's (Jo.) That the China Langue is the Primitive Language 1669
• 1141 Wynell's (John) Treatise of the Lues Venera, or French Pox 1660
• 1142 Walker's (Rich.) Country Gaugers Vade mecum 1681
• 1143 Webster's (Will.) Principles of Arithmetick 1638
• 1144 Waterhouse (Edw.) His Discourse and Defence of Arms and Armory 1660
• 1145 Winter-Evenings Conference between Neighbours 1684
• 1146 E. Winter's Treatise of the Vitrioline Spaw near the City of Durham 1675
• 1147 P. Walsh's prospect of the State of Ireland 1682
• 1148 Wit at a Venture, containing Songs and Poems on several Occasions 1674
• 1149 Witaker's (Tobias) Tree of Life, or the Blood of the Grape 1638
• 1150 Wase's Considerations concerring Free Schools, as setled in England Oxon. 1678
• 1151 Waterhouse's (Edw.) Discourse and Defence of Armes and Armory Lond. 1660
• 1152 —his Nature, and Rise of Arms and Armory in England 1660
• 1153 —his Apology for Learning and Learned men 1653
• 1154 Whitlack's (Rich.) Observations on the present manners of the English 1654
• 1155 Wolley (Hannah) Cooks Guide, or rare recepts for Coockery 1664
• 1156 Wingate's (Edm.) Two Tables of Logarithmes 1633
• 1157 Wagstaffe's (Jo.) Question about Witchcraft Debated 1671

• 1158 Wither's (Geo.) Plea for the Publick-faith of these Nations 1660
• 1159 Ward (Bp. Seth) Of the Attributes of Gods; Immortality of mens Souls Oxon. 1677
• 1160 Waller's (Edw.) Poems, &c. on several occasions 1645
• 1161 Bishop of York's Manual of Prayers, Principles, and Resolutions Lond. 1672
• 1162 Young (James) Of the admiral Vertues of the Oyl of Turpentine 1679
• 1163 Youths Behaviour, or Decency in Conversation amongst men 1668
• 1164 Xenophon's Institution and Life of Cyrus 1685

English in Quarto.

• 1165 Perkins On the Galatians 1617
• 1166 —Cases of Consciences 1642
• 1167 Dr. Perce's Sermons Oxon. 1671
• 1168 —Concerning Gods Decrees 1671
• 1169 Plat's Jewel House of Art and Nature 1653
• 1170 Phelps's needful Counsels for Lukwarm Christians 1671
• 1171 Dr. Prideaux's nine Sermons 1641
• 1172 Parker on Daniel 1646
• 1173 Prynnes Power of Parliaments Compleat 1643
• 1174 Bishop Ʋsher's Power of the Prince 1680
• 1175 Posing of the Parts 1665

English in Twelves.

• 1 Arvizagus and Philicia, A Play Lond. 1639
• 2 Agripina and Cleopatra Two Tragedies, by Tho. May 1654
• 3 Anatomy of Popery, or Catalogue of Popish Errors 1671
• 4 Artimedorus his Exposition of Dream. 1673
• 5 New Accademy of Complements 1672
• 6 Apostolick Institution of Imposition of Hands 1649
• 7 Accomplished Woman 1672
• 8 Approved Receipts in Cookery, by Sir Thod. Mayerne 1658
• 9 Amsworth's Communion of Saints 1641
• 10 —Psalms in Meeter 1654
• 11 Allington's Grand Conspiracy in four Sermons 1654
• 12 Angier's Help to Better Hearts in several Sermons 1647
• 13 Bp. Andrews Pattern of Catechistical Doctrine 1630
• 14 Adamite, or the Love of Father Rock, with the Nuns 1683
• 15 Austin's Presumptious Mans mirrour 1641
• 16 Annand's Mysterie of Godliness 1671
• 17 Art of weighing Vanity 1672
• 18 Apophthegms of King James, Charles, &c. 1671
• 19 Antidote against Error about Adoration Alms, &c. 1647
• 20 Augustus, or Essays about Reme 1632
• 21 Advice of Charles the 5th to his Son Philip 2d 1660
• 22 Assemblys Works 1671
• 23 Atherton's Penitent Death 1642
• 24 Bp. Andrew's Manual of Private Divotions 1682
• 25 Antiquity, &c. of the Parliaments in England 1658
• 26 Acconts Ready Cast up 1670
• 27 Abbots Geography 1664
• 28 Bifields Marrow of the Oracles of God 1660

• 29 —Principals or Patern of wholesome words 1671
• 30 Brook's String of Pearls 1674
• 31 —Apples of Gold 1675
• 32 —Making light of Christ and Salvation 1655
• 33 Baxter's Call to the Unconverted 1674
• 34 —Vain Religion of the Hypocrite 1660
• 35 Twelve Sermons of Judgment 1668
• 36 —Idem Lond.
• 37 Basil Valentin with Suchten of Antimony 1670
• 38 Becon's Displaying the Romish Mass 1637
• 39 Bristow's Happiness of the union of England and Scotland 1641
• 40 Banister's Chyrurgery 1685
• 41 Lord Brooks's Nature of Truth 1646
• 42 Bunworth of Curing Diseases by Signature 1657
• 43 Baker's wicked Mans Plot Defeated 1656
• 44 Borel of the Multiplicity of Worlds 1658
• 45 Baker's Apology fo•• Lay mens writing in Divinity 1641
• 46 Bramhal against Miltier 1653
• 47 Barclay's Mirror of Minds 16••3
• 48 Bradford's Meditations 1622
• 49 Brinsley's True Watch, the 4th Part 1624
• 50 Bayne's Directions to a Godly Life 1681
• 51 Bundle of Myrrhe, Three meditations of Tears 1610
• 52 Barton's Psalms 1654
• 53 Brinsley's Saints Communion w••th Christ 1654
• 54 Balzac's Prince 1648
• 55 Ball's Mirror of Pure Devotion 1635
• 56 Bernard's Ready way to Good Works 1635
• 57 —Bible Battles 1627
• 58 Bristol Drollery 1674
• 59 Burton's Apprentices Companion 1681
• 60 Bolton's Death of Mr. Peacock 1646
• 61 Brathwait's Essays 1635
• 62 Brough's Sacred Principles 1659
• 63 Bosworth's Chast and Lost Lovers 1651
• 64 Boyle's Discourse of things above Reason 1681
• 65 Burrough's Spots of the Godly and the Wicked 1668
• 66 Book of Palmistry and Physiognomy 1666
• 67 Bacon's Christ Mighty in himself and Members 1646
• 68 Bloody Inquisition of Spain 1656
• 69 Brathwait's Golden Fleece 1611
• 70 Barrow's Duty and Reward of Bounty to the Poor 1680
• 71 Brevis Demonstratio, or Truth of Christian Religion 1679
• 72 Beraldus Prince of Savoy a Novel 1675
• 73 Calvinist Cabinet unlock'd, in an Apology for Tilenus, by Bp. Womock 1659
• 74 Carpenters Rule made Easie, by Jo. Darling 1676
• 75 Case's Correction and Instruction 1671
• 76 Callymy's Godly mans Ark 1669
• 77 Croft's Way to Happiness on Earth 1641
• 78 Corbet's Poems 1672

• 77 Chymists Key to shut and to open 1657
• 78 Confession of Faith and Chatechism 1671
• 79 Common Prayer large Letter Oxon.
• 80 —Idem Small Letter ib.
• 81 —Idem 24. ib.
• 82 Clergy in their Colors, or the Pride of the Presbyterian Clergy 1651
• 83 Covenant between God and Man 1616
• 84 Cleaver on the Sabbath 1625
• 85 Character of a Christian 1627
• 86 Clarke's Looking-Glass for Good Women 1677
• 87 Cunaeus's Common wealth of the Jews 1653
• 88 Collection of Prayers 1649
• 89 St. Chrysostome's Exortation for desperate Sinners 1654
• 90 —of Education of Children 1653
• 91 Cases of Conscience about things Indifferent 1661
• 92 Castara A Poem 1640
• 93 Colet's Daily Devotions 1674
• 94 Chetwina's Suppliment to Godwind's Catalogue of Bishops 1653
• 95 Crashaw's Steps to the Temple 1648
• 96 Crompton on the Catechism of the Church 1633
• 97 Cornwallis's Essays 1606
• 98 Changing of Church Discipline 1653
• 99 Compleat Courtier or Cupids Accademy 1683
• 100 Clifford's Anthems Sung in Cathedrals 1664
• 101 Culverwel's Time well Spent 1634
• 102 Caio's Major, or Book of Old Age 1648
• 103 Collection of Popish Miracles 1673
• 104 Calymy's Citys Remembrancer 1657
• 105 Coral and Steel a methord for Preserving Health
• 106 Compendious method for Attaining Siences 1654
• 107 Comparison between the Eloquence of Demosthenes and Cicero 1672
• 108 Bp. Corbet's Poem 1672
• 109 Coeffeteon of Humane Passions 1621
• 110 Compleat Servant Maid 1680
• 111 Combet betwixt Man and Death 1621
• 112 Catastrophe Mundi, or Merlin Revived 1683
• 113 Country Captain and the Variety 1646
• 114 Dykes's Worthy Communicant 1672
• 115 A Philosophical Discourse conccrning Speech 1668
• 116 Doolitel on the Lords Supper 1672
• 117 Duppas's Devotions 1672
• 118 Daily Devotions 1673
• 119 Digby's Vegitation of Plants 1661
• 120 Doctrine of the Bible 1668
• 121 Davinant's Discourse upon Gondibert, with Hobbs's Answer 1650
• 122 Dowel's Leviathan Heretical 1683
• 123 Description of the Islands of F••eroc 1676
• 124 Displaying of the Popish Mass 1637
• 125 Discourse of Baptism and the Lords Supper 1672
• 126 Divine Meditations 1641

• 127 Drexelius of Predestination 1656
• 128 Davanant's Madagascar 1648
• 129 Divine Meditations 1606
• 130 Devotions and Prayers for the use of a Christian Life 1676
• 131 Dingly's Divine Opticks 1655
• 132 Daniel's Poems 1611
• 133 Dyer's Works 1662
• 134 Domestick devotions for the use of Families 1683
• 135 Devout Communicant Exemplified 1682
• 136 —Entertainment of a Christian Soul 1648
• 137 Defence of the Liturgy of the Church of England 1661
• 138 Dugar's Change, or Blind Eye opened 1641
• 139 David's Troubles Remembred 1638
• 140 Digby of Sympathetical Powder 1664
• 141 Enoch Ap. Evans Murders of his Mother and Bother
• 142 Exelent Remedies and Medicines for most Diseases 1652
• 143 Essay in Morality 1682
• 144 Elius Sejanus unhappy Prosperity 1639
• 145 Ellis's Christianity in short 1684
• 146 Evelyn of Liberty and Servitude 1649
• 147 Englands Reprover and Monitour 1653
• 148 English Dictionary or Expositor 1670
• 149 Education of a Prince 1678
• 150 Exposition on Daniel 1545
• 151 Elenchus Motuum by Dr. Bates Engl. 1652
• 152 Epitome of the Bible in Metre 1678
• 153 —of the Lives of the French Kings 1639
• 154 Enigmatical Characters 1669
• 155 Fenner's Four select Sermons 1668
• 156 Female Prince or Frederick of Sicily 1682
• 157 Floyd's Picture of a Common-wealth 1660
• 158 Flavel's Sacramental Meditations 1679
• 159 —Saint Indeed 1684
• 160 Five Love Letters from a Nun to a Cavalier 1678
• 161 Forbe's Arithmetick 1676
• 162 Fletcher's Restauration of Israel 1677
• 163 Faithful Shephard 1633
• 164 Fettiplace's Christian Monitor 1672
• 165 —Celestial Lamp 1.
• 166 Fleming's Royal Progeny Deleneated 1660
• 167 Fox's Door of Heaven opened and Shut 1676
• 168 Filmer of Usury 1678
• 169 Fuller's Good thoughts in bad times 1669
• 170 Epigrams of Virgil and others 1624
• 171 Forbidden Fruit 1642
• 172 Featley's Handmaid to Devotion 1656
• 173 Fortescus's Commendation of the Laws of England 1567
• 174 Ferrand's Love Melancholy 1640
• 175 Ford's Evil Tongue Tryed and found Gilty 1672
• 176 Gunton of Bodily worship 1661

• 178 Golden Book of St. Jo. Chrysostom of Education of Children 1659
• 179 Garbut's Demonstration of the Resurection 1669
• 180 Grebner's Visions and Prophesies 1661
• 181 Gale's Distractions or Holy Madoess 1629
• 182 Grew of Menstruums and of Mixture 1678
• 183 —of Menstrums 1678
• 184 Gaule's Votine Speculations 1630
• 185 Gendre's Manner of ordering Fruit Trees 1662
• 186 Gouge's Gods Call to England 1680
• 187 Golden Mean 1638
• 188 Goodwin's (Tho.) Return of Prayer 1659
• 189 Gree's Golden Mean 1656
• 190 Groans of the Spirit 1639
• 191 Game of Chess Play 1656
• 192 Griffith's God and the King 1660
• 193 Golden Cabinet of true Treasure 1612
• 194 Gurney's Corpus Christi 1630
• 195 Groans of the Spirit 1639
• 196 Godwin's (John) Saints interest in God 1643
• 197 —God a Good Master and Protector 1641
• 198 —(Tho.) Happiness of the Saints in Glory 1638
• 199 Garbut Against Drunkards and Whoremongers
• 200 Gaule's Cases of Conscience touching Witches 1645
• 201 —Vindication of the fifth of the Romans
• 202 Granada of Prayer and Meditation 1602
• 203 —Devotions 1598
• 204 Grotius of God and his Providence 1658
• 205 Gifford's French Schoolmaster 1668
• 206 Gerhard's sum of Christian Doctrine 1640
• 207 Grebner's Visions and Prophecies 1661
• 208 Guide of Honour 1634
• 209 Geographical Dictionary 1678
• 210 Gee's Steps of Assention 1671
• 211 Happy Minde, or the Paradise within us 1640
• 212 Hayward's Life and Reign of Edward the 6th 1636
• 213 Harvey's Little Venus unmask'd 1671
• 214 Hickman's Danger of the House of Feasting 1666
• 215 Herbert's Temple 1667
• 216 Hinckley's Four Sermons 1657
• 217 Heroine Musquatier, or the Female Warrier 1678
• 218 Herle's Wisdoms Tripos 1670
• 219 Howard's (Duke of Norfolk) Journey to Vienna and Constantinople 1671
• 220 Harris's Peters Enlargement on the Prayers of the Church 1651
• 221 Howe's Vanity of this mortal Life 1672
• 222 Horneck's Fire of the Altar 1683
• 223 Humaine Prudence or Act of Grandure 1682
• 224 Haynes's Equal ways of God 1639
• 235 Hobson's Practical Divinity 1646
• 226 Hall's Divine Soul 1658
• 227 —Select Toughts 1653

• 228 Heaven of the Mind 1603
• 229 Holy Sinner 1639
• 230 Hodges's Wholesome Repast for the Soul 1638
• 231 Honest Man or the Art to please in Court 1632
• 232 History of the Kingdom of Portugal 1661
• 233 Hattige, or the Amours of the King of Tamaran 1680
• 234 Hamond's Parnasis 1656
• 235 Sir Ch. Heydons Discourse 1650
• 236 Bp. Hall's Morners in Syon 1657
• 237 Homer's Odysses, by Tho. Hobbs 1677
• 238 Harwood's Ministers Office 1659
• 239 Hall's Jacobs Ladder 1676
• 240 Heavenly Accademy 1638
• 241 Hooker's Souls preparation for Christ 1643
• 242 Harris's Peters Enlargement on the Prayers of the Church 1651
• 243 Hayes's Trades mans Companion 1652
• 244 Herbert's Temple 1674
• 245 Hobbs of Liberty and Necessity 1677
• 246 Hayward's Life of Edward the 6th 1636
• 247 Homer's Illiads, by Tho. Hobbs 1677
• 248 Herle's Wisdoms Tripos 1670
• 249 History of the Palais-Royal, or the Amours of Mad. de la Valliere 1680
• 250 —of the Late Revolutions in Naples 1650
• 251 —of Charles the 2d 1660
• 252 —of Valentines 1643
• 253 Jackson's Evangelical Temper 1641
• 254 —Key of Knowledge 1640
• 255 Johnson's Arithmetick 1671
• 256 Jesuits Powder discovered for Fevours and Agues 1681
• 257 Instructions for Oratory 1682
• 258 Idiot' of Wisdom, of the Minde, and Statick Experments 1650
• 259 Isle of Man 1648
• 260 Journey to Jerusalem 1672
• 261 Jewel's Apology of the Church of England 16••5
• 262 Immortality of the King. 1649
• 263 Jacob's Wrestling with God 1607
• 294 Janoway's Legacy 1674
• 265 Jamaica viewed 1661
• 256 Jenison's Two Treatises 1641
• 257 Juniper Lecture 1652
• 258 Jesuites Displayed 1650
• 259 Jones's Cure of Blood Against Arests for Debt 1651
• 260 Johnson's History of Scotland during King James Minority
• 261 Introduction to the Skill of Musick 1658
• 262 Kedder's Young mans Duty 1671
• 263 Key of Faith 1669
• 264 Kemp's Institution of Christ 1672
• 265 King James Psalms 1631
• 266 Kents (Countise) Manual 1667
• 267 Arch-Bp. Lauds Seven Sermons 1657

• 268 — Summary of Devotions 1667
• 269 Linesey s Spirit of the Lord in Power and Liberty 1674
• 270 Louth's Catechetical Questions 1673
• 271 Lermus Lermius Discourse of Generation 1664
• 272 Lukins's Practise of Godliness 1659
• 273 — Cheif Interest of Man 1619
• 274 Loes Mysterie of Mankind 1670
• 275 Laydy's Cabinet Enlarged and Opened 1667
• 276 Loyd's Fair warning to a Careless World 1682
• 277 Leach's Grammar Questions 1650
• 278 Latham's Spaw with Cases and Cures 1670
• 279 Lower's Triumphant Lady 1656
• 280 Letter to a Non-Conformist Minister of the Kirk 1677
• 281 Leybourn's Arithmetical Recreations 1667
• 282 London Drollery 1673
• 283 Light and Life of a Man in Christ 1646
• 284 Lucius Florus, Roman History 1667
• 285 Lumen de Lumine, or a new Magical Light Discovered 1651
• 286 Lyndes's By-way, and Safeway 1629
• 287 Lives of sundry Notorious Villains 1678
• 288 —of Admiral De Ruyter 1677
• 289 —of the German Princes 1679
• 290 —of Mr. George Herbert, Jz. Walton 1670
• 291 —of Ignatius Jurdain 1655
• 292 —of Sir Tho. More 1662
• 293 —of a Satyrical Puppy called Nim 1657
• 294 —of Pope Innocent 11th 1683
• 295 —of Tho. Wilson 1672
• 296 Legend of Captain Jones 1659
• 297 Marrow of Chymical Physick 1669
• 298 Manual for True Catholicks 1611
• 299 Malvezzi Romulus and Tarquin
• 300 Manual of Moral Discourses 1611
• 301 Mayerus Lucius Serius, a Discourse of the Superiority of Creatures 1656
• 302 Mantuan's Bucolicks 1654
• 303 Marianus, or Loves Heroical Champion 1654
• 304 Machiavel's Discourse on Livey 1663
• 305 Malvezzi's Politick Christian Favourite 1647
• 306 Meriton's Geographical Description of the World 1674
• 307 Miscellanea, or a Mixture of Observations 1669
• 308 Morton's Touchstone of Conversion 1647
• 309 Margariton, A Rich Treasure of Problems and their Resolves 1640
• 310 Manchester's al Mondo, Contemplation of death and Immortality 1667
• 311 Sir Jonas More's Mathematical Compendium 1681
• 312 Mead's Almost Christian Discovered 1675
• 313 Malvezzi's Consideration on the Lives of Alcibiades and Coriolanus 1650
• 314 Manners of the Israelites 1683
• 315 Markham's Perfect Horseman 1684
• 316 Modern Politicks taken from Machavel, &c. 1657
• 317 Manywaring of the Scurvey 1665

• 318 —of Consumptions 1668
• 319 Morton's Threefold State of Man 1629
• 320 Moral Philosophy of the Stoicks 1698
• 321 Du Moulin's Antibarbarian, and praise of Divinity 1630
• 322 Mason's Three Treatises, &c. 1634
• 323 Medela Medicorum 1678
• 324 Mayne's Practical Gauger 1676
• 325 Mason's Handful of Essaies 1621
• 326 Nazianzen's Oration Against the Emperor Julian 1662
• 327 Newton's Art of Logick 1671
• 328 Noy's Grounds and Maxims of the Laws 1677
• 329 New Help to Discourse 1671
• 330 Nomenclator for the use of Westminster School, Engl. Gr. Lat.
• 331 Names of the Merchants of London 1677
• 332 Nemesius of the Nature of Man 1636
• 333 Neal's Directions to Travel 1643
• 334 None but Christ 1655
• 335 Newton's Geometrical Trigonometry 1669
• 336 Norice of Temporal Blessings 1636
• 337 Osborn's Advice to a Son 1658
• 338 —Memoirs on Queen Elizabeth and King James 1658
• 339 —Politick Reflections on the Government of the Turks 1656
• 340 —Miscellany of sundry Essays, Paradoxes 1659
• 341 Owen's Epigrams 1678
• 342 Oedipus, or the Resolver 1650
• 343 Old Religion Demonstrated in its Principles 1684
• 344 Preston's Fulness of Christ for us 1639
• 345 Pool's Dialogue between A Papist and Protestant 1672
• 346 Paston's Plea for Peace 1640
• 347 Philpot's Original of Churches 1670
• 348 Pensive Mans Practice
• 349 Politicks of France 1680
• 450 Psalm of mercy, or Meditations on 51 Psalm 1625
• 351 Popery Absolutely distructive to Monarchy 1673
• 352 Prayers of Intercession 1659
• 353 Pricture of a Christian mans Conscience 1646
• 354 Parr's Grounds of Divinity 1636
• 355 Paracelsus's Dispensatory and Chyrurgery 1656
• 356 Bp. Parry's Meditations and Prayers 1672
• 357 Practise of the Faithful 1664
• 358 Peacham's Valley of Variety 1638
• 359 Patrick's Devout Christian 1684
• 360 —Book for young Communicants 1683
• 361 Peganus on the Revelations
• 362 Plaifere of Predestination 1651
• 363 Paradise of Prayer, by Lewis of Granada 1633
• 364 Price's Souls Porter 1638
• 365 Plots of Lucifer against the Children of men 1656
• 366 Prudential Reflections, Moral Considerations, &c. 1674
• 367 Present State England 1679

• 368 Present State of Tanger and Algiers 1676
• 369 —of Italy 1671
• 370 Publick Devotions and Common service of the Church Justified 1675
• 371 Present State of England first Part 1669
• 372 —Idem 2d Part 1671
• 373 Plea for Old Age 1639
• 374 Plaford's Vade Mecum 1679
• 375 Phillips's Purchacers Pattern 1677
• 376 Practice of the Faithful 1675
• 377 Pathway to Health 1664
• 378 Philosophers Banquet 1633
• 379 Psalms of David in Meeter 1673
• 380 Pinke' Tryal of a Christians Love to Christ 1659
• 381 Paradise of Delights, or a Elixer of Comfort 1672
• 382 Palmer's Memorials of Goodliness 1670
• 383 —Christians freedom by Christ 1646
• 384 Powel's Concordence to the Bible 1671
• 385 Postscript to Mr. Hunts Arguments for the Bishops Right 1682
• 386 Patriarchs Triumphs of Love, Chastity, Death
• 387 Pious Mans practise in Parliament time
• 388 Peter's Legacy to his Daughter
• 389 Quarl's Bonarges and Barnabas 1671
• 390 — Agalus and Parthenia 1671
• 391 Queen-like Closet by H. Wolley 1670
• 392 Quevedo's Visions 1678
• 393 Richards's Tragedy of Messalana 1640
• 394 Relation of the Country of Jansenia 1668
• 395 R••cord's Urinal of Physick 1651
• 396 Romances and their Orignal 1672
• 397 Rous's Oyle of Scorpions 1623
• 398 Rules of Civility 1678
• 399 Robinson's Essays, Divine and Moral 1638
• 400 Religio Medici
• 401 Read of the Muscules of the Body 1637
• 402 Ram's Countrymans Catechism 1655
• 403 Relation of the French Kings Expedition into the Spanish Netherlands 1669
• 404 Rich Treasure at an easie Rate 1673
• 405 Reyn••lls's Word of Caution to the present Times 1658
• 406 Ross's Observations on Rawleighs History
• 407 Rogers's (Tim.) Saving Belief 1644
• 408 —Good news from Heaven 1651
• 409 Remarques on the Humours of the Gallants of the Town 1673
• 410 Bp. Reynolds's on Ecclesiastes 166••
• 411 Relation of Francis Spira 1668
• 412 Rawleigh's Essays and Observations 1650
• 413 Ray's Collection of English words 1674
• 414 Relation of Defeating of Cromwel and Mazarins design against Ostend 1666
• 415 Sadler's Sick Womans private Looking Glass 1636
• 416 Soloman's Remembrancer to Transgressors of both Sexes 1672
• 417 Stuart's Three Sermons 1658

• 418 Stafford's 〈…〉〈…〉
• 42•• 〈…〉〈…〉
• 424 Sh•• 〈…〉〈…〉 Grammar ••••••6
• 425 San•• 〈…〉〈…〉 ••ealth ••••70
• 426 State o•• 〈…〉〈…〉 1652
• 427 School of Wisdom 1664
• 428 Skilful Physitian, or Directions for Health 1656
• 429 Strong's Worm that Dyeth not 1672
• 430 Studley of Schism 1635
• 431 Sheppard's Parsons Guide 1670
• 432 —Englands Blame 1657
• 433 Spiritual Alms 1625
• 434 Smith Joseph and his Mistress 1635
• 435 —David's Repentance on the 51 Psalm 1658
• 436 Stuart's Three Sermons 1673
• 437 Sprint of the Sabbath 1635
• 438 Swadlin's Manual of Devotions 1643
• 439 Sandis (Sir Miles) Of Prudence
• 440 Scriptures self-evidence 1667
• 441 School of the Heart, in 47 Emblems 1676
• 442 Savage's Institution of the Church 1646
• 443 Sherring's Hearts Happiness 1659
• 444 Sandbrook Of the Church 1646
• 445 Sibs's Christ's Exaltation 1639
• 446 Stafford' Day of Salvation 1635
• 447 Siege of Stetin 1678
• 448 Thevenaw's Common Notions and Advice 1662
• 449 Triumph of Love over Fortune 1678
• 450 Temple (Sir Pet.) Mans Master Piece 1658
• 451 Taylor's (Jer.) Guide to Devotion 1677
• 452 Tuckney's Works 1654
• 453 Taylor's Pearl of the Gospel, and Circumspect Walking 1633
• 454 Torshel Of Justification 1632
• 455 Tozer's Directions to a Good Life 1671
• 456 Taylor's Practice of Repentance 1635
• 457 Tompson's Souls Alarm Bell 1618
• 458 Voyage to Tafiletta 1671
• 469 Virgil's Works, by Ogilsby 1655
• 460 Vane's Wisdom and Innocence 1642
• 461 Ʋsher's Princples of Christian Religion 1658
• 462 Vernulius Nomenclator of Tracts or Sermons on the Scripture 1642
• 463 Sir Ch. Wolseley's On Divorce in the Case of the Lord Rosse 1673
• 464 Wits Accademy or the Muses Delight 1677
• 465 —Recreation 1663
• 466 White's Book for Little Children 1672
• 467 Whately's Redemption of Time 1673

• 468 White'•• 〈…〉〈…〉
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