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The Door of Salvation opened by the Key of Regeneration, By George Swinnock. M. A.
An Antidote against Quakerism, by Stephen Scandret.
An Exposition of the five first Chapters of Ezekiel, with usefull observations thereupon, by William Greenhil.
The Gospel Covenant opened, by Pet. Bulkley. Gods holy Mind, touching matters Moral, which he uttered in ten Commandments: Also an Ex∣position on the Lords Prayer, by Edward Elton, B. D.
The fiery Jesuit, or an Historical Collection of the rise, encrease, doctrines and deeds of the Jesuits, exposed to view for the sake of London.
Horologiographia optica; Dyaling, universal and particular, speculative and practical; toge∣ther with a Description of the Court of Arts, by a new Method, by Sylvanus Morgan.
Regimen sanitatis salemi, or the Regiment of Health, containing Directions and instructions for the guide and government of mans life.
A seasonable Apology for Religion, by Mat∣thew Pool.
Seperation no Schism, in answer to a Sermon preached before the Lord Mayor, by J. S.
The Practical Divinity of the Papist discover∣ed, to be destructive to true Religion, and mens Souls, by J. Clarkson.
A Case of Conscience, viz. whether it be law∣ful for any person to act contrary to the opinion of his own Conscience, formed from arguments that to him appear very probable, though not necessary or demonstrative, by Dr. Collings.
The Creatures goodness as they came out of Gods hand, and the good-mans mercy to the bruit-Creatures, in two Sermons, by Tho. Hodges. B. D.
Certain Considerations tending to promote Peace and Unity among Protestants.
Mediocria, or the most plain and natural ap∣prehensions which the Scripture offers, concern∣ing the great Doctrines of the Christian Religi∣on:
of Election, Redemption, the Covenant, the Law and Gospel, and Perfection.