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Books printed for Francis Smith, at the Elephant and Castle near the Royal Exchange in Cornhil.
- A New and Useful Concordance to the Holy Bible; with the chief Acceptations, and va∣rious Significations contained therein. Also Marks to distinguish Commands, Promises, and Threatnings. To which is now added near 9000 Scriptures omitted in the former Edition; with the addition of Scripture-Similes, and Synonimous Phrases. Also, Collections of Names and Titles given to Jesus Christ and his Church, &c.
- 2. Symptoms of Growth, and Decay of Godli∣ness, in eighty Signs of a Living and Dying Chri∣stian; with the Causes of Decay, and Remedies for Recovery. The third Edition, much enlarged, with the Addition of twenty Signs lately improved.
- 3. The Latin Grammar, sitted for the Use of Schools; wherein the words of Lillie's Grammar are (as much as might be) retained, many Er∣rors thereof amended, many needless things left out, many Necessaries that were wanting, supplied; and all things ordered in a Method more agreeable to Childrens Capacities. The fifth Edition: with Dr. Sanderson, late Bishop of Lincoln, his Appro∣bation.
- 4. The Scholars Companion; or a Little Libra∣ry, containing the Interpretation of the Hebrew and Greek words in the Bible, both in Latin and English, with great variety; by means whereof the Unlearned may easily attain to the knowledg of the Holy Scriptures in their Original Tongues. A Work very useful for every studious Christian.
- ...5. Scripture-Redemption freed from Mens Re∣striction; being the substance of several Confe∣rences had in England, Wales, and Scotland with several Ministers, about the death of our most dear Redeemer.
- ...6. Truth's Champion: Wherein are made plain these Particulars, That Christ died for all Men. Of Predestination, of Election, Free-will, Falling-away. Of Baptism, of Original-Sin. The Copy of this Book was found hid in an Old Wall near Colchester in Essex. The third Edition.
- 7. The Popish Labyrinth; wherein is made ma∣nifest, That the Papists are entangled in the Fun∣damental Article of their Faith, That the Church cannot Err; Written by that Holy and Learned Man, Dr. Simon Episcopius. Unto which is ad∣ded, The Life and Death of the Author; as also the Life and Death of James Arminius: both of them famous Defenders of God's Universal Grace, and Sufferers for it.
- 8. The Mystery of Astronomy made plain to the meanest Capacity; briefly shewing, by way of Question and Answer, the wonderful Works of God, from the Earth his Footstool, to his Throne of Heaven; with Divine Observations upon every part.
- ...9. The World Surveyed: Or, a brief Account of many remarkable Passages, wherein the Omnipo∣tent Works of God are brought to our knowledg: With a Relation of that dreadful Famin that befel the memorable City of Jerusalem, while Grass, Hay, Leaves, and Barks of Trees, Dogs, Cats, with the Dung of Fowls and Beasts, was their desi∣rable Food. Worthy to be known and read of all Men.
- ...10. Man wholly Mortal: or, a Treatise where∣in it is proved, both Theologically and Philoso∣phically; That as whole Man sinned, so whole Man died; and that the present going of the Soul into Heaven or Hell, is a meer Fiction; and that at the Resurrection is the beginning of our Immor∣tality and Salvation, and not before. With Doubts and Objections answered. Second Edition.
- ...11. Youths Tragedy. A Poem drawn up by way of Dialogue, between Youth, the Devil, Wisdom, Time, Death, and the Soul. Fourth Edition.
- ...12. The Spirit of the Hat: or, the Government of the Quakers among themselves brought to light, in a bemoaning Letter of a certain ingenuous Quaker to another his Friend; wherein their Ty∣rannical and Persecuting Practices are detected.
- 13. A Treatise of Baptism; wherein that of Believers, and that of Infants, is examined by the Scriptures; with the History of both out of An∣tiquity, making it appear that Infants-Baptism was not practised for near 300 Years after Christ: With the History of Christianity among the Anci∣ent Britains and Waldenses. The Second Edition, much enlarged.
- ...14. The Childs Instructor, leading to the true Spelling and Reading of English; with useful Counsel, and weighty Arguments; perswading them to remember their Creator in the days of their Youth. Also a Confession of Faith, and Cate∣chism for younger People. Third Edition. With a short Dialogue between Youth, the Devil, and Christ.
- ...15. One thing is needful: or, Serious Meditati∣ons upon the four last Things, Death, Judgment, Heaven, and Hell. Unto which is added, Abel and Gerizzim; or, the Blessing and the Curse. Third Edition.
- 16. The Parable of the Ten Virgins, and of the Talents, Sheep, and Goats: Being a plain and practical Exposition of the whole 25th Chapter of St. Matthews Gospel; calling upon Professors to strict and constant watchfulness to get their Lamps trimmed, lest their Lord, at his certain and second Coming, find them not ready, but with their Lamps gone out.
- 17. The Life and Death of Mr. Vavasor Powel, that faithful Minister of Jesus Christ; wherein his Eminent Conversion, Excellent Conversation, Worthy Sayings, and various Sufferings in his Life, and at his Death; are faithfully recorded for pub∣lick benefit.
- ...18. Christ's Yoke an easie Yoke; and yet the Gate to Heaven a strait Gate, In two excellent Sermons, well worthy the serious perusal of the strictest Professors. By Jer. Taylor, D. D.
- ...19. The Confession or Declaration of the Mini∣sters or Pastors, which in the Ʋnited Provinces are called Remonstrants, or Arminians, concerning the chief Points of Christian Religion. In XXV Chapters. Twice printed in Dutch, twice in La∣tin, and now for its great worth carefully Transla∣ted into English.
- 20. The whole Body of Cookery diffected, &c. The Second Edition. Whereunto is added a second Part of rare Receipts of Cookery. With Preserving, Conserving, and Candying. By W. Rabisha.