A collection of modern English books: consisting of divinity, morality, history, geography, travels, voyages, poetry, plays, miscellanies, mathematicks, physick, law, &c. To be sold by auction at Batson's Coffee-House, over against the Royal Exchange in Cornhil, on Tuesday the 31st of October, 1693. Begining exactly at three in the afternoon. Conditions of sale. I. He that bids most is the buyer; but if any difference arise, which the company can't decide, the book to be re-exposed. II. The books, for ought we know, are perfect; if any appear otherwise, before they are taken away, the buyer has his choice to take or leave them. III. That every person be obliged to give in his name, and place of abode, paying also five shillings in the pound for what he buyes, and be obliged to take away his books within three days after the sale is ended. Catalogues are distrubuted at Mr. Hargrave's bookseller in Holbourn, Mr. Partridge's at Charing-Cross, at Tom's Coffee-house near Ludgate, and at the place of sale, where the books may be viewed the Friday and Saturday before the sale begins.

1693

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Divinity in Octavo.

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A COLLECTION OF Modern English Books: Consisting of

Divinity,
Morality,
History,
Geography,
Travels,
Voyages,
Poetry,
Plays,
Miscellanies,
Mathematicks,
Physick,
Law, &c.

To be Sold by AUCTION at Batson's Coffee-House, over against the Royal Exchange in Cornhil, on Tuesday the 31st of October, 1693. Begining Exactly at Three in the Afternoon.

CONDITIONS of SALE.

I. He that bids most is the Buyer; but if any Difference arise, which the Company can't decide, the Book to be re-exposed.
II. The Books, for ought we know, are perfect; if any appear otherwise, before they are taken away, the Buyer has his Choice to take or leave them.
III. That every Person be obliged to give in his Name, and Place of Abode, paying also Five Shillings in the Pound for what he buyes, and be obliged to take away his Books within three days after the Sale is ended.

Catalogues are distributed at Mr. Hargrave's Bookseller in Holbourn, Mr. Partridge's at Charing-Cross, at Tom's Coffee-house near Ludgate and at the Place of Sale, where the Books may be viewed the Friday and Saturday before the Sale begins.

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Divinity in Octavo.

1 DIscourses for the furtherance of Christian Piety and Devotion. 1671
2 A short Description of the Piety of Paris.—1661
3 Dr. Patrick's Advice to a Friend.———1677
4 Ellis his Gentle Sinner Character'd.——1679
5 The Christian Sacrament and Sacrifice.—— ibid.
6 Glanvil's Invitation to the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper.—1684
7 Dent's Plain Man's Way to Heaven——1684
8 Officium Eucharisticum, a Preparatory to the Lord's Supper.—1690
9 Baxter's Call to the Unconverted to turn and live—1687
10 The Pourtraicture of a Suffering Christian.——1685
11 Daily Exercise, or a Manual of Private Devotions.—1684
12 The Isle of Man, or Legal Proceeding in Man shire against Sin. 1677
13 Smith's Christians Guide to Devotion and Holy Life.—1685
14 Doolittle's Treatise of the Lord's Supper.——1690
15 Maimbourg's re-uniting of Christianity.——1673
16 The Charge of Schism continued; in a Letter to a Friend.—1691
17 Flavel's Touch-stone of Sincerity, a Practical Treatise.—1678
18 The Anatomy of Popery, or a Catalogue of Popish Errors.—1673
19 Baxter's one thing necessary, or Mary's Choice——1685
20 Claude's Self-examination for receiving the Sacrament.—1683
21 Solomon's Remembrancer to Transgressors of both Sexes. 1672
22 Plain Man's Way of Worship and Practice.——1673
23 Dr. Pellin's Regular Christians Daily Sacrifice.—1692
24 A Tragical History of Jetzer of Popish Miracles.——1683
25 The Practical Rule of Christian Piety.——1685
26 Dialogue between a Popish Priest and English Protestant.—1685
27 Drexelius his Considerations upon Eternity.—1689
28 Supplications of Saints, a Book of Prayers and Praises.——1678
29 Dr. Lucas his Christian Thoughts for every day.—1692
30 Abercromby's Protestancy to be embraced—1683
31 Pool's Dialogue between a Priest and a Protestant.——1684
32 Bp. Hall's Manual of Devotions.——1686
33 The Ladies New-years-gift, or Advice to a Daughter.—1692
34 Drexelius his Considerations upon Eternity.——1675
35 Tozer's Directions for a Godly Life.——1680
36 Divine Breathings, or a Manual of Contemplations.——1680
37 The Spiritual Bee, or a Miscellany of Divine Meditations.—1677
38 Lingard's Advice to a young Gentleman leaving the University. 1673
39 Bp. Usher's Principles of Christian Religion.——1658
40 A Nomenclator of Sermons in the Bodlean Library.——1642

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English Divinity in Folio.

1 THE Holy Bible (Imperial Paper, large Print)— Oxon.
2 The Book of Homilies appointed to be read in Ch. Lond. 1683
3 L'Estrange's (Hamon) Alliance of Divine Offices and Lit. 1690
4 Dr. Hammond's Works the first Vol. containing his pract. Disc.—1684
5—His second Vol. Discourses in def. of the Church of Eng 1684
6—His Sermons of the Large Paper——1675
7 Bishop Bramball's Works the last Edition, with his Life—1677
8 Hooker (Mr. Rich.) his Works of Ecclesiastical Polity, &c.—1682
9 Dr. Tho. Goodwin's Works, the third Volume——1692
10 Bishop Pearson's Explication of the Creed (last Edition)—1683
11 Dr. Towerson's Exposition of the Creed, Lord's Pray. and X Com. 1685
12 Dr. Tho. Horton's Exposition on the Psalms, in 35 Sermons—1675
13—His hundred select Sermons upon several Texts—1679
14 Bishop Hacket's Century of Sermons upon several Subjects—1675
15 Dr. Littleton's Sermons, mostly upon publick Occasions—1680
16 Benj. Keach's Tropes and Figures of the Holy Scriptures—1682
17 Bishop Usher's Life and Letters, collected by Dr. Ri. Parr—1686
18 Josephus's Works (the last Edition) with the Map——1693
19 Dr. Taylor's Life of Christ, and Cave's Lives of the Apost. with Cutts. 1684
20 Dr. Cave's Lives of the Primitive Fathers with the Cutts, 2 Vol. 1687
21 Dr. Burnet's Hist of the Reformation of the Ch. of Engl. 2 Vol. 1681
22 Sleidan's History of the Reformation of the Church by Luther—1689
23 The Lives of the Popes, Translated by Sir Paul Ricaut—1688
24 The Church-History of Brittany, by S. Cressy——1668
25 Mons. de St. Amour's Journal, contain. the 5 Proposit. at Rome—1664
26 Sir John Chardin's Travels into Persia and the East-Indies—1686

English Divinity in Quarto.

1 COnstitutions and Canons Ecclesiastical——1677
2 Bishop Cosins History of the Canon of the Holy Scripture
3 Barbon's Defence of Divine Liturgy————1663
4 Rogers on the 39 Articles of the Church of England—1681
5 Bishop Nicholson's Exposition on the Church Catechism—1671
6 Bishop Overall's Convocation-Book of Church-Government—1690
7 Chillingworth's Works, the Religion of Protestants a safe Way, &c.
[Page 2]8 Dr. Hammond's defence, the Refuter refuted, &c.——1687
9 The Ecclesiastical History of France———1676
10 Father Simon's Critic. Enquiries into the various Edit. of the Bible. 1684
11 Notes of the Church against Bellarmine, by the London Divines—1688
12 Prideaux's Introduction to the Reading of Histories—1682
13 Dr. Stillingfleet's Irenicum, or Div. Right of Church-Government-1662
14—His Origines Sacrae, or Divine Authority of the Scriptures. 1680
15 Twisden's Hist. Vindication of the Church of England—1675
16 Dr. Allix Remarks on the Ancient Churches of Peidmont—1690
17—On the Ancient Churches of the Albigenses——1692
18 Dr. Pierce's Decad of Caveats to the People of England——1679
19 Glanvil's Essays in Philosophy and Religion——1676
20—His Sermons and Remains———1681
21 Dr. Sherlock's Vindication of the Doctrine of the Holy Trinity—1690
22 Dr. South's Animadversions against Dr. Sherlock of the Trinity—1693
23 Dr Tenison's Discourse of Idolatry and Superstition——1678
24 Walker's Benefits of our Saviour to Mankind——1680
25 Sharrock's Discourses of the Ends of Christian Religion—1673
26 Burrough's his rare Jewels of Christian Contentment——1685
27 Thorndike's Weights and Measures in Matters of Religion—1680
28 Dr. Faulkner's two Treatises of Reproaching and Censure, &c. 1684
29 Senault's Christian Man, or the reparation of Nature by Grace—1650
30—His Corruption of Nature by Sin——1650
31 A Revision of Dr. Morley's Judgment in Religion——1683
32 Selden's History of Tythes, and practice of their Payment—1618
33 Comber's Vindication of the Divine Right of Tythes——1682
34 Moses and Aaron, or Goodwin's Jewish Antiquities——1685
35 Dirt wip't off, or a Discovery of John Bunyan's Errors—1672
36 Sir Roger L'Estrange's Holy Cheat, against the Presbyterians—1682

English Divinity Octavo.

1 Horne's Essays about general and special Grace——1685
2 Hale's Contemplations Moral and Divine (large print)—1677
3 Dr. Tillotson's Sermons first and second Volumes——1689
4 Seller's Remarks on the State of the Church——1680
5 Clagett's Discourse concerning the Operations of the Holy Spirit—1680
6 Dr. Maurice of Episcopacy against Baxter——1682
7 Dr. Cumber's Companion to the Temple, two Vol.——1679
8—Companion to the Altar———1685
[Page 3]9 Osborn's Works, his Advice to a Son, &c.——1689
10 The Alcoran of Mahomet, by Sir Paul Ricaut——1688
11 Dr. Sherlock's practical Discourse of Future Judgment—1692
12 Burscough's Treatise of Church-Government——1692
13 Brevint's Saul and Samuel at Endor, against the Papists.—1674
14 The Whole Duty of Man, (large Letter.)—1691
15 Dr. Sherlock's Practical Discourse concerning Death.—1692
16 Dr. Bates his Sermons, on several Occasions.—1693
17 Dr. Sherlock's Defence of Dr. Stillingfleet against Separation. 1691
18 Walker's Paraphrase and Annotations on St. Paul's Epistles.—1684
19 Clagget's 17 Sermons upon several Occasions.—1689
20 Godfrey of Bullogne; or, the Recovery of Jerusalem, a Poem. 1687
21 Dr. Tillotson's Rule of Faith against Serjeant.—1688
22 Dr. Burton's Discourses: The 2d. Volume.—1685
23 A Discourse of Popish Miracles against Dr. Stillingfleet.—1676
24 Dr. Towerson of the Sacraments in general.—1686
25 Wake's Sermons and Discourses on several Occasions.—1690
26 Bishop Burnet's Discourse of the Pastoral Care.—1692
27 Causes of the Decay of Christian Piety.—1669
28 Lowth of the Subject of Church-Power.—1685
29 Dr. Cumberland's Disquisition of the Law of Nature.—1692
30 Lively Oracles in the Use of the Holy Scriptures.—1679
31 Woodford's Paraphrase on the Psalms of David.—1678
32 Dr. Lucas his Enquiry after Happiness. (The first Part.)—1692
33 Knatchbull's Annotations on the New Testament.—1693
34 The Verdict upon the Dissenters Melias Inquirendum.—1681
35 James his Treatise of the Corruption of the Fathers, Council, &c. 1668
36 Bishop Parker's Religion and Loyalty. 2 Parts in 1 Vol. 1684
37 Dr. Cave's Dissertation concerning Ancient Church-Government. 1683
38 Dr. Manton's Sermons on the Epistle to the Thessalonians.—1679
39 Considerations how far Romanists may be trusted by Princes. 1675
40 Bishop Wilkin's Discourse proving an other habitable World. 1684
41 The Character of Queen Elizabeth: By Edm. Bohun.—1693
42 History of William de Croy, Governour to Charles V.—1687
43 Kettlewell's Practical Believer.——1688
44 God in the Creatute, a Poem: By H. Greenfield.—1686
45 Dr. Horneck's best Exercise; with Prayers.—1693
46 Bishop Wilkin's Sermons upon several Occasions.—1682
47 Whole Duty of Man, according to the Law of Nature.—1691
48 Remarks relating to the State of the Church.—1680
49 Dr. Leighton's Sermons, published after his Death.—1692
[Page 4]50 Bp. Hopkin's his Discourses and Sermons on several Scriptures—1691
51 Life of W. Bedel Bishop of Kilmore in Ireland.—1685
52 Bp. Sanderson's Episcopacy not prejudicial to Monarchy.—1683
53 Bp. Sanderson's Life, written by Is. Walton—1678
54 Pools Nullity of the Romish Church.——1679
55 Shaw's No Reformation of the Established Reformation.—1685
56 Ross's View of all Religions in the World.——1683
57 Reflections on the Books of the Holy Scripture.——1688
58 The Grounds and Occasions of the Contempt of the Clergy.—1685
59 Dr. Everard's Works; the Gospel-Treasure opened, &c.—1659
60 Puffendorf of the Law of Nature.——1691
61 Ray's Discourses concerning the Creation of the World, &c.—1693
62 Dr. Sherlock's Practical Christian, or Devout Penitent.—1687
63 Dr. Towerson of the Sacrament of Baptism——1687
64 Dodwel's Discourse of one Altar and one Priesthood.—1683
65 Memoirs of the Duke de la Rochfocault, &c.——1684
66 Remarkable Antiquities of the City of Exeter.——1681
67 Dr. Saywel's Catholick and Evangelical Unity in the Church. 1682
68 Maimbourg's Prerogative of the Church of Rome. 1685
69 Dr. Calamy's Sermons upon several occasions.—1690
70 Dr. Patrick's Christian Sacrifice, a Treatise of the Communion. 1685
71 Whitby's Idolatry of the Church of Rome.——1674
72 Puller's Moderation of the Church of England.——1679
73 Woodford's Paraphrase on the Psalms, Canticles, &c.—1678
74 The Genuine Epistles of the Apostolical Fathers: By Dr. Wake. 1693
75 Dr. Payne's Practical Discourse of Repentance.——1693
76 Dr. Parker's Defence of the Ecclesiastical Polity.—1671
77 Whitby's Defence of Dr. Stillingfleet against Idolatry.—1674
78 Smith's Account of the Greek Church——1680
79 Turner's Middle way betwixt Necessity and Freedom.—1683
80 Smith's Remarks on the Manners and Religion of the Turks.—1678
81 Dr. Manton's Discourses to promote Peace and Holiness.—1685
82 Dr. Petty's Discourse concerning the Trial of Spirits.—1683
83 M. Antoninus his Meditations, with D'Acier's Notes.—1692
84 Cressy's Tracts in Defence of the Church of Rome against Stillingfleet. 1672
85 Dr. Parker's Discourse of Ecclesiastical Polity and Toleration. 1671
86 How's Treatise of delighting in God.———1674
87 Tanner's Primordia, or the Rise and Growth of the Church.—1683
88 Bp. Barlow's Cases of Conscience about Toleration, &c.—1692
89 The Gospel-Treasury opened, or the Riches of Grace and Glory. 1654
90 The Practical Believer, or the Articles of the Apostles Creed, &c. 1688
[Page 5]91 Traherne's Christian Ethicks, or Divine Morality.—1675
92 Dr. Woodford's Paraphrase on the Canticles, &c.——1679
93 Country Parson's Advice to his Parishioners.——1680
94 Sir Henry Wotton's Remains, &c.——1685
95 Dr. Pettys his Discourse of Prayer.——1683
96 Dr. Smith's Account of the Doctrine of the Greek Church.—1680
97 Archbishop Tillotson's Sermons concerning the Incarnation, &c. 1693
98 Maimbourg's History of Ecclesiastical Revenues.——1685
99 Wilkinson's Treatises of God's All-sufficiency, &c.——1681
100 Bp. of Lincoln's Popery pernicious to Protestant Princes.—1679
101 Dr. Stradford's Disswasive from Revenge.——1684
102 Bp. Lloyd's Account of Church-Government.——1684
103 Dr. Pellin's Practical Discourse of Prayer.——1693
104 A Scriptural Catechism, or the Duty of Man for the Younger 1682
105 The Pourtraicture of K. Charles I. in his Solitudes.—1649
106 An Answer to the Life of Julian the Apostate, in Def. of Dr. Hicks
107 Discourses or Sermons on several Scriptures.——1691
108 Lowth's Divine Authority of the Old and New Testament.—1692
109 Dr. Stillingfleet's Letter to a Deist for the Authority of the Script. 1677
110 Luzancy's Reflections on the Council of Trent.—1677
111 L. North's Light in the way to Paradise, with other Occasionals. 1682
112 Conference betwixt Stillingfleet, Burnet, and Coleman.—1679
113 Eede's Christ exalted, and Wisdom Justified.—1659
114 Dr. Bates of the Danger of Prosperity.—1685
115 Archbishop Leighton's Sermons on several Texts.—1692
116 The Clergies Honour, or the Lives of St. Basil and St. Chrysostom. 1682
117 Letters of Advice, Divine and Moral.——1685
118 Bp. Cosin for Communicating with Geneva rather than Rome—1684
119 Camfield's Discourses of Episcopal Confirmation.—1682
120 Dr. Hammond's Practical Catechism.——1691
121 Lord Bacon's Genuine Remains, Civil, Moral, Natural.—1689
122 Ridley's View of the Civil and Ecclesiastical Law.—1676
123 Zosimus his History, with Leunclavius's Apology.—1684
124 Bp. Burnet's Life of the Earl of Rochester——1693
125 The Life of Peter d'Aubusson, Grand Master of Rhodes.—1679
126 Wilson's Scriptures Genuine Interpreter asserted.—1678
127 Vindication of a Friendly Conference between a Minister, &c. 1678
128 Bp. Wilkins his Discourse of Preaching.—1679
129 An Apology for the Church of England in point of Separation 1679
130 Ward's Treatises of the Nature of Wit, Wisdom and Folly.—1673
131 Boyle's Excellency of Theology above Philosophy.—1671
[Page 6]132 The Right of Tithes re-asserted by Dr. Comber.—1680
133 Boyle of the high Veneration Man owes to God.—1685
134 Art of Patience under Afflictions——1684
135 Bp. Wilkins's Discourses of Prayer and Preaching.—1690
136 Wilkinson's Characters of a sincere Heart.—1674
137 Sir Matthew Hales his Tracts Divine and Moral—1684
138 Dr. Lock's Thoughts concerning Education.——1693
139 Sir Robert Filmer's Natural Power of Kings.——1685
140 Whitby's Answer to Serjeant's Sure footing.—1666
141 Camfield's Discourse of Angels and their Ministries.——1678
142 Gouge's Word to Sinners, and a Word to Saints.——1680
143 Cave's Sermons upon the Epistle to the Romans.—1681
144 Dr. Cave's Dissertation of Ancient Church-Government.—1683
145 Boyle's Reconcileableness of Reason and Religion.—1675
146 Latham's Christian Religion asserted against Socinians.—1678
147 Raye's Excellency and Usefulness of Christian Religion.—1686
148 Boyle's Considerations touching the Style of the Holy Scriptures. 1675
149 Dr. Lucas of the Duty of Servants.——1685
150 The Spirit of Prophecy of Divine Authority in Religion.—1679
151 Boyle's Occasional Reflections on several Subjects.—1669
152 Bp. Wilkins his Sermons Preached before the King.—1680
153 Dr. Basire of Sacriledge Arraigned and Condemned by St. Paul. 1668
154 Animadversions on the Protestant Reconciler.—1683
155 Calvinus Redivivus, or his Conformity to the Ch. of England. 1673
156 Allen of the Nature and Necessity of Godly Fear.—1674
157 Stuckley's Gospel Glass for Sinners and Saints.——1670
158 A Discourse of the right use of Reason in Religion.—1676
159 Mead's Good of Early Obedience——1683
160 Shepherd's Sound Believer, a Treatise of Evangel. Conversion. 1670
161 More's Divine Dialogues concerning the Providence of God. 1668
162 Wilson of the right Interpretation of Scripture.—1678
163 Book of Homilies appointed to be read in Churches.—1687
164 The Spiritual Year, or Devout Contemplations.—1693
165 Norris his Theory and Regulation of Love.——1688
166 The Mothers Legacy to her unborn Child.——1684
167 Walker of Education, especially of young Gentlemen.—1687
168 The Word of God the best Guide to all Persons.—1689
169 Dr. More's Exposition of the 7 Epistles to the 7 Churches.—1669
170 Baxter's Compassionate Counsel to all Young Men.—1681
171 Sandy's Europae Speculum, or a Survey of Religion.—1687
172 Bertram concerning the Body and Blood of Christ.—1686
[Page 7]174 Dr. Heylins Life, written by Geo. Vernon.——1682
175 Arwaker's Pia Desideria, or Divine Addresses, with Cats.—1690
176 A Treatise of the Covenant of Grace.——1671
177 The Life of God in the Soul of Man, by Bp. Burnet.—1691
178 The Life of Julian the Apostate.——1683
179 Squire's Unreasonableness of the Romanists.——1674
180 Bp. Sparrow's Rationale on the Common Prayer.——1684
181 Aurelius Victor's Lives of the Illustrious Romans.—1693
182 The Art of Thinking, translated out of French.—1693
183 The Old Religion demonstrated in its Principles.—1686
184 Dr. Stoke's Direction for Private Devotions.——1668
185 Seller's Devout Communicant, with Meditations.——1686
186 Truman's Great Propitiation, or Christ's Satisfaction——1672
187 Fundamentals of the Protestant Religion asserted by Reason.—1682
188 Spelman of Churches not to be violated.—1676
189 Defensative Armour against Satans Fiery Darts.——1680
190 Skynner's Christian Practice describ'd in the Life of Christ.—1693
191 Of Scandal, Christian Liberty, and things indifferent.—1680
192 The Holy Life and Triumphant Death of Mr. Janeway.—1690
193 Bishop Ward's Essays of the Attributes of God, and Immortality of the Soul.———1677
194 Bp. Andrews Devotions, with directions to pray.——1684
195 Dr. Sherlock's Principles of Christian Religion.—1677
196 Boetius his Summum Bonum of the Divine Goodness.—1674
197 Watson's Art of Divine Contentment.—1672
198 Dr. Lucas his Plain Man's Guide to Heaven.—1692
199 Whole Book of Psalms, with Singing Notes.——1688
200 Sermon at the Funeral of a fober Man drown'd in a Pit.—1670
201 Bogan's Meditations of the Mirth of a Christian Life.—1653
202 The Practice of Piety amplified by the Author.—1679
203 Enter into thy Closet, or a Method for private Devotion.—1684
204 Caryl of the Nature and Principles of Love.——1673
205 Eachard's Gazetteer, or News-man's Interpreter—1693
206 An Essay concerning Preaching, Directions for young Divines. 1678
207 Dr. Burnet's Mystery of Iniquity in the Roman Church.—1673
208 Case his Treatise of Afflictions by way of Meditations.—1671
209 Flavel's Touch stone of Sincerity, or Saint indeed.—1679
210 Clark's Looking glass for Persecutors.——1675
211 Maimbourg's Method for reuniting Protestants and Catholicks. 1671
212 A Weeks Preparation for the Holy Communion.—1692
213 Glanvil's Earnest Invitation to the Lords Supper—1684
[Page 8]214 Bacon's plain and profitable Catechism.——1660
215 Advice to the Readers of the Common Prayer, and to the People. 1683
216 Method and Order for Private Devotions.——1676
217 Common-Prayer-Book the best Companion in the House & Temple
218 J. S. of Devotion.———1678
219 Dr. Stuart's Three Sermons.——1658
220 The Feasts of the Engl. and Romish Ch. with their Fasts & Vigils. 1678
221 Altham's Dialogue between a Pastor and Parishioner.—1685
222 Dr. Patrick's Hearts Ease, or a Remedy against all Troubles. 1676
223 Two Discourses for the furtherance of Christian Piety.—1671
224 Bp. Condom's Treatise of the Communion under both Species. 1681
225 Dr. Horneck's Directions and Advice to Parents and Children. 1692
226 The Practice of Piety (the last Edition)——1679
227 Whiting's Discourse of the last Judgment.——1664
228 Dr. Spurstow's Spirituel Chymist.——1668
229 Hunting the Romish and Sectarian Firebrands.—1683

English History, Miscellanies, &c. in Folio.

1 HElvicus his Chronological History.——1687
2 Index Villaris, or an exact Register of all the Cities, &c. in Engl.
3 Gaillim's Display of Heraldry, by Blome, with the Cuts.—1679
4 Sir William Dugdale's Summons of the Nobility to Parliaments, &c. 1685
5—his Baronage of England, 2 Tomes Compleat.—1675
6—his short View of the Troubles of England.—1682
7 Whitlock's Memorials of the English Affairs.——1682
8 Selden's Tracts, containing the Janus Anglorum, &c.—1683
9 Littleton's Reports in Common Law.——1683
10 Bacon (Nath.) his Discourse of the Laws and Governm. of Engl. 1689
11 Lord Herbert's Life and Reign of K. Henry VIII.—1683
12 Cambden's History of Queen Elizabeth.——1688
13 Wilson's History of K. James the First.—1653
14 Monro's Expedition and Observations.———1687
15 Thoroton's Antiquities of Notting hamshire, with Maps.—1677
16 Cox his History of Ireland, in two Parts, compleat.—1692
17 Mezeray's General History of France.——1683
18 Davila's History of the Civil Wars of France.—1678
19 Titus Livius his Roman History, with the Supplements.——1686
20 Ricaut's Present State of the Ottoman Empire.—1670
[Page 9]21 A New Historical Relation of the Kingdom of Siam, with Cuts. 1693
22 Ludolphus his History of Ethiopia, with the Maps.—1684
23 Tavernier's Travels through Turkey, Persia, and the East-Indies, 2 Vol. 1684
24 Sir Tho. Herbert's Travels into Africa, Asia, &c.—1677
25 Dr. Brown's Travels through Hungary, Germany, &c.—1685
26 Sir John Chardin's Travels in Persia, the East-Indies, &c.—1686
27 Thevenot's Travels in the Levant, &c.——1687
28 Cave's Lives of the Primitive Fathers, the first Volume—1687
29 Stanley's History of Philosophy, with Sculptures—1687
30 Sir Tho. Brown's Works, his Vulgar Errors. Religio Medici, &c.—1686
31 Virgil's Works in English with Sculptures, by Ogilby—1654
32 Jeffery Chaucer's Works, the last Edition, with his Life—1687
33 Ben. Johnson's Works with Additions—1692
34 Beaumont and Fletcher's Comedies and Tragedies—1679
35 Sir William Davenant's Works compleat, the last Edition—1673
36 Mr. Abraham Cowley's Works, his Mistress, &c.—1693
37 The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia, by Sir Phil. Sydney—1622
38 Tarsis and Zelie a Famous Romance——1685
39 Parthenissa a fam'd Romance, by the Earl of Orrery—1675

English Miscellanies History, &c in Quarto.

1 PRideaux his Introduction to the Reading of History—1682
2 Morden's Geography rectified with Maps—1693
3 Goodwins Jewish and Roman Antiquities——1685
4 Rous his Attick Antiquities———1685
5 The King's Supremacy asserted by R. Sherringham——1682
6 Twisden's Historical Vindication of the Church of England—1675
7 Thorndike's Weights and Measures in Matters of Religion—1680
8 Selden's History of Tythes, and the practice of payment—1618
9 Sadler's Rights of the Kingdom, and Customs of our Ancestors—1682
10 The General History of Europe, or the Monthly Mercuries—1692
11 Culvervill's Discourse of the Light of Nature——1669
12 Boyle's general History of the Air———1692
13 Dr. Power's Experimental Philosophy——1664
14 Boyle's Usefulness of Experimental Philosophy——1664
15 Glanvil's Essays on several Subjects in Philosophy——1676
16 Dr. Pierce's Decad of Caveats to the People of England—1679
17 Lord Clarendon's Survey of Mr. Hobbes Leviathan—1676
18 The Famous History of Don Bellianus of Greece——1678
[Page 10]19 The Grecian Story, an Historical Poem——1684
20 The pleasant History of Parismus———1681
21 Daines his Grammar, or the Art of right Speaking—1640
22 Dr. Allix his Remarks on the Ancient Churches of Peidmont—1690
23 Father Simon's Critical Enquiries against Isaac Vossius——
24 Sir Roger L'Estrange's Holy Cheat, against Presbyterians—1682
25 The Whole of the Stage Dramatick, &c. out of French—1684
26 Boyle's Experiments and Observations touching Cold——1683
27 Pell's Introduction to Algebra———1668
28 Moxen's Tutor to Astronomy and Geography——1686
29 Boyle's Absolute Rest of Bodies————1669
30 Philip's Advancement of the Art of Navigation——1657
31 Goldsborough's Reports in the Court of Common-pleas—1682
32 Newhouse's whole Art of Navigation, with Figures——1686

Miscellanies in Octavo.

1 POlybius his Roman History, by Mr. Dryden, two Vol.—1693
2 History of the Conquest of China, out of French——1689
3 The Irish Hudibras adapted to the present Times——1689
4 Offelius Grammars German and English, and Engl. and German-1687
5 Burton's Discourses, the 2d Volume———1685
6 A New History and Description of China———1688
7 Vanhelmont's Paradoxal Discourses of the greater and lesser World-1685
8 Gage's New Survey of the West-Indies, with the Map—1677
9 Godfrey of Bulloigne, or the recovery of Jerusalem——1687
10 Bishop Usher's Power of the Prince, and Obedience of the Subject-1683
11 The Character of Queen Elizabeth, by Edm. Bohun, Esq;—1693
12 Mercurius Rusticus, or the Countries Complaint of the late Wars-1685
13 Flatman's Poems and Songs with many Additions——1686
14 Norris his Miscellanies, Poems, Essays, &c.——1692
15 Bishop Sanderson's Life, with some other Tracts——1678
16 Father Simon's History of the Eastern Countries——1685
17 Mr. Hobbes his Tracts, containing the Hist. of the Civil Wars, &c. 1682
18 Quintus Curtius his Life of Alexander the Great——1693
19 History of the Original and Progress of Ecclesiastical Revenues—1685
20 Osborne's Works, his Advice to a Son, &c.———1689
21 Ovid's Epistles Translated by several hands, with Cutts——1693
22 Viller's his French and English Vocabulary———1680
23 Aesop's Fables in English, with Cutts, by Ogilby———1673
[Page 11]24 Xenophon's History of the Assairs of Greece——1685
25 Bates his History of the Troubles of England——1685
26 Zosimus his History, with Leunclavius's Apology——1684
27 Plutarch's Lives Translated by several hands, with Cutts, five Vol. 1693
28 Mysteries of Love or Eloquence, or the Arts of Complementing-1685
29 Turner's Middle Way of Necessity and Freedom, 2d part—1683
30 Plato's Apology of Socrates of the Immortality of Man's Soul—1675
31 Cressy's Defence of the Church of Rome against Stillingfleet—1672
32 Poems by several hands on several occasions, by Tate—1685
33 Cornelius Nepos of the Lives of Illustrious Men——1685
34 James his Treatise of the Corruption of the Fathers and Councils-1688
35 Winstanley's Lives of the Famous English Poets——1687
36 Aesop's Fables in Prose, with Cutts, by Phil. Ayres——1689
37 Dryden's Miscellany Poems the first and second Parts—1684
38 Dryden's History of the League in France——1684
39 Maimbourg's Prerogatives of the Church of Rome—1685
40 The Songs of Moses and Deborah paraphrased, with Poems—1685
41 Blount's Glossography of hard words——1681
42 Sanderson's Episcopacy not prejudicial to Monarchy—1683
43 Ray's Travels through the Low Countries, Germany, Italy, France-1673
44 Suetonius Tranquillus his Lives of the 12 Caesar's, with Cutts—1692
45 Sir Jonas Moore's Modern Fortification, with Figures—1689
46 Montaigne's Essays, 3 Vol. by Charles Cotton——1693
47 Parker's Religion and Loyalty, two parts in one Vol.—1684
48 Derham's Account of Ilmington Waters in Warwick—1685
49 The History of the Wars of Cyprus, with the Map—1687
50 Agrippa's Vanity of Arts and Sciences——1676
51 Poole's English Parnassus, or help to English Poesie—1677
52 History of William de Croy Governor to Charles V.—1687
53 Younger Vertues of the Oyl of Turpentine——1679
54 May's Accomplisht Cook, or the Art of Cookery——1685
55 Saunders his Astrological Judgment, and practice of Physick—1677
56 Pettus of the Constitution of Parliaments in England—1680
57 Dr. Pettis his Discourse of the Tryal of Spirits—1683
58 Boyle's Experiments and Notes about divers Qualities—1675
59 Sir William Temples Observations on the United Provinces—1693
60 Bernier's History of the Empire of the Great Mogul—1676
61 Quintilian's Declamations for the Institution of an Orator—1686
62 Miscellany Poems by several hands, printed for J. Hindmarsh—1685
63 Mons. De Renty's Life, Translated out of French——1684
64 Heliodorus his Aethiopian History——1686
[Page 12]65 Tates Poems upon several Occasions———1685
66 The Infallibility and Miracles of the Roman Church—
67 Falkner's Art of Secret Information——1685
68 Art of Patience under Afflictions——1684
69 The Life of William Bedell Bishop of Killmore——1685
70 Collins Walk through London and Westminster——1690
71 Ray's Wisdom of God in the Creation——1692
72 Burnet's History of the Rights of Princes——1682
73 Miscellany Poems upon several Occasions——1692
74 Earl of Rochester's Poems———1691
75 Lucas his Duty of Servants———1685
76 Filmer's Natural Power of Kings——1685
77 History of the Grand Viziers and Grand Seigniors—1677
78 Remarkable Antiquities of the City of Exeter—1681
79 Luzancy's Reflections on the Council of Trent——1677
80 Bp. Wilkin's Discovery of a World in the Moon—1684
81 Causes and Remedies of the Distempers of the Times—1675
82 Puffendorf's Whole Duty of Man———1691
83 Bacon's Cure of Old Age, and preservation of Youth—1683
84 Playford's Introduction to Musick——1683
85 Pliny's Panegyrick in English, with his Life——1686
86 Torriano's Italian Grammar, with proper Dialogues—1689
87 Boyle's Reconcileableness of Reason and Religion—1675
88 Sir Jonas Moore's Arithmetick Vulgar, &c.—1688
89 A Dialogue concerning Women in defence of their Sex—1691
90 Ross his Mystagogus Poeticus, or the Muses Interpreter—1675
91 Bishop Cumberland of the Jewish Weights and Measures—1686
92 Boyle's high Veneration Man owes to God——1685
93 Erasmus his praise of Folly———1683
94 A New Etymological Dictionary of the English Tongue—1691
95 Lovel's Compleat History of Animals and Minerals—1661
96 Holder's Elements of Speech, and of Deaf and Dumb Persons—1669
97 Anacreon Translated out of the Original Greek——1683
98 Boyle's Tracts against Hobbes, &c.——1674
99 Matchiavel's History of Florence in VIII Books——1674
100 Du Val's Geography, or present state of the World——1685
101 Festeaus English and French Grammer———1685
102 Somner's Ports and Forts of Kent, with his Life—1693
103 Hawkins his English Schoolmaster Compleated—1692
104 Dr. Lock's Thoughts concerning Education—1693
105 Dr. Stratford's Disswasive from Revenge——1684
[Page 13]106 Winstanley's Historical Rarities and Curious Observations.—1684
107 Rymer's Tragedies of the last Age consider's and examin'd.—1692
108 Gould's Poems, Satyrs, and Satyrical Epistles.——1689
109 Evelyn's Essays on the first Book of Lucretius.——1650
110—Original and Progress of Navigation and Commerce. 1674
111 Fletcher's Poems and Translations on several Occasions.—1692
112 An Accurate Description of the Netherlands—1691
113 Walker's English and Latin Proverbs and Sentences.—1672
114 Animadversions on the present Reconciler.——1683
115 Anglorum Speculum, or the Worthies of Engl. in Ch. and State.—1684
116 Harris his Pharmacologia, of Remedies Chymical and Galen.—1683
117 Lord Bacon's Remains, Civil, Moral, Natural, &c.—1679
118 The Netherlandish Hisperides for Limon and Orange-Trees.—1683
119 Mackenzie's Antiquities of the Royal Line of Scotland.—1685
120 Barbette's Practice of Physick, with Decker's Notes.—1675
121 Present State of Samos, Patmos, and Mount Athos.—1678
122 Brydals short View of London, its Antiquity, &c.——1676
123 Don Quevedo's Visions, by Sir Roger L'Estrange.——1689
124 Boyle's Essays of Effluviums.——1673
125 Mackenzies Jus Regium, or Foundations of Monarchy.—1684
126 The Falshood of Humane Vertue, a Moral Essay——1691
127 The History of the Triumvirates, First and Second—1686
128 Speed's Epitome of his Maps, and Descript. of England, &c. 1676
129 History of the Conquest of China by the Tartars.—1676
130 Wit against Wisdom, or a Panegyrick upon Folly.——1683
131 The Amorous War, a Tragi Comedy.——1659
132 Ross's View of all Religions in the World——1683
133 Traherne's Christian Ethicks, or Divine Morality.——1675
134 Saywel's Chatholick and Evangelical Unity in the Ch. of Engl. 1682
135 A Discourse of Monarchy and Succession.——1684
136 A new Survey of the Present State of Europe—1684
137 Maimbourg's Prerogatives of the Church of Rome—1685
138 Sir Tho. Brown's Miscellany Tracts.——1684
139 Dr. Bates of the Danger of Prosperity.——1685
140 Memoirs of the Duke de la Rochfocault———1684
141 Milton's History of England from the Norman Conquest.—1677
142 The English Rogue, 4 Parts compleat.——1680
143 The Ancient Right of the Commons asserted, by W. Petyt.—1680
144 Lively Oracles, or the Christians Birth-right.——1679
145 Banister's Aires for Voices and Viols.——1678
146 Sir Jonas More's Treatise of Artillery or great Ordinance.—1683
[Page 14]147 Gailhard's Compleat Gentleman, or Directions for Education.—1678
148 Fletcher's Poems upon several occasions.——1692
149 Du Val's Geography of the whole World.——1685
150 The Sicilian Tyrant, or the Life of Agathocles.—1676
151 The Princess of Cleves, a Romance——1679
152 Flosculum Poeticum, or Poems Divine and Humane.—1684
153 The Painters Voyage of Italy.——1679
154 Graunt's Observations on the Bills of Mortality.—1676
155 Ricaut's History of the Ottoman Empire.——1686
156 Dr. Smith's Remarks upon the Manners of the Turks.—1678
157 Hawshaw's Poems upon several occasions.——1693
158 Butler's Ghost, or Hudibras, the 4th Part.——1682
159 Mr. Cleaveland's Works, with his Life———1687
160 Cumberland's Right of Tithes re-asserted.——1680
161 Sir John Denham's Poems and Translations.——1684
162 Gailhard's Treatise of Education at Home.——1678
163 A Pattern for the Education of Christian Princes.—1687
164 Animadversions on the Greek and Latin Historians.—1678
165 Dr. Cole's Essay concerning the late frequency of Applexies.—1693
166 Mauger's French Grammar, with Additions.—1693
167 Vinetum Britannicum, or a Treatise of Cyder.—1691
168 Arnaldo, or the Injurd Lover, a Romance.——1660
169 Bohun's Origine and Properties of Wind——1671
170 Burnet's Life and Death of the Earl of Rochester.—1693
171 The Art of Secret Information disclos'd withour a Key.—
172 Dr. Donne's Poems, with Elegies on his Death.——1669
173 Imago Saeculi, or the Image of the Age, by N. Williams.—1683
174 Sir William Davenant's Wits and Platonick Lovers.—1665
175 A Relation of the State of the Court of Rome.—1668
176 A Collection of Poems upon several occasions.—1673
177 Marcus Antoninus his Meditations, with Dr. Acier's Notes.—1692
178 The Painters Voyage to Italy.——1684
179 Long's History of Popish and Fanatical Conspiracies.——1684
180 Mr. Abraham Cowley's Works.———1681
181 Le Grand's Man without Passion, or Wise Stoick.—1675
182 Sir Jonas More's Modern Fortification, or Military Architecture. 1689
183 Guilhard's Discourse of Settlement after Travels.—1682
184 Cleveland's Poems, Orations and Epistles.——1687
185 An Accurate Description of the United Netherlands.—1691
186 The Tragedies of the last Age compared with the Ancients. 1692
187 Sir Robert Filmer's Free-holders Grand Inquest.—1684
[Page 15]188 Jenner's Prerogative of Primogeniture and Succession.—1685
189 Smith's Art of Practical Gauging, in 2 Parts.——1673
190 Addison's Revolutions of Fez and Morocco.——1671
191 The Visions of Don Francisco de Quevedo——1689
192 The Life of Peter d'Aubusson Grand Master of Rhodes.—1679
193 A Discourse of the State of Health in Jamaica.—1679
194 Rapinus his Four Books of Gardens, in Verse.—1672
195 Burnet's Letters of Travels through Switzerland.——1687
196 A Catalogue of Graduats in Oxon.—1689
197 Butler's Dialogues about Sea-Services.——1685
198 Sir Josiah Child's New Discourse of Trade.—1693
199 The Spiritual Year, or Devout Contemplations.—1693
200 The Mothers Legacy to her unborn Child.——1684
201 The Anglers Vade Mecum, or Discourse of Angling.—1684
202 An Historical Dictionary of England and Wales.—1692
203 Walker's Book of Education of young Gentlemen.—1687
204 Homer's Iliads and Odysses, by Tho. Hobbes.——1677
205 Tully's Offices, Translated by Sir Roger L'Estrange.—1688
206 Rites of Funeral Ancient and Modern.——1683
207 Walker's Antidote, or Necessity of Subjection to Higher Powers. 1684
208 Sir Kenelm Digby's Chymical Secrets and Experiments.—1683
209 Dr. Sherlock's Practical Discourse concerning Death.—1692
210 Lawrence his Interest of England in its Trade and Wealth.—1682
211 Memoirs and Adventures of Henrietta Sylvia Moliere.—1677
212 May's Breviary of the History of the Parliament.——1680
213 Military Discipline for exercising Horse and Foot.—1680
214 Wingate's Remains, or Tutor to Arithmetick and Writing.—1676
215 Norris his Theory and Regulation of Love.——1688
216 Logick, or the Art of Thinking, from the French.—1673
217 Boyle's Memoirs for the Natural History of Blood.—1684
218 Claustrum Regale, or the King's Concealment at Trent.—1680
219 Grew's Anatomy of Vegetables, &c.——1672
220 The Compleat English Scholar, in Spelling, Reading, &c.—1684
221 Letters written by a Turkish Spy at Paris, 5th Vol.—1692
222 Remembrancer of Ten excellent Men.——1670
223 Aurelius Victor's Lives of Illustrious Romans.——1693
224 A School of Instructions for the Officers of the Mouth.—1682
225 New State of England under K. William and Q. Mary.—1691
226 Ray's Collection of English Proverbs, &c. with Notes.—1678
227 The Life of Dr. Pet. Heylin, by Geo. Vernon.——1682
228 Mather's Memorable Providences concerning Witchcrafts.—1691
[Page 16]229 The Historians Guide, or Britain's Remembrancer.—1688
230 Justin's History, translated from the Original.—1688
231 Alvarez's Introduction to the Latin Tongue.——1686
232 Le Grand's Divine Epicurus, or the Empire of Pleasure.—1676
233 Mauger's Letters upon several Subjects, in French and English.—1671
234 Collection of Matters in K. James's Reign.—1681
235 Virgil's Works in English, by G. Ogylby.——1665
236 Sprat's Observations on Sorbier's Voyage into England.—1668
237 Tudor Prince of Wales, an Historical Novel.——1678
238 The Woman's Counsellor, or Feminine Physician.——1686
239 The Present State of Denmark, with Reflections.—1683
240 The Politicks of France, with Reflections.——1680
241 The Present State of Geneva, &c.——1687
242 Reflections upon the Conduct of Human Life.—1690
243 Moulins his Anatomy of Humane Muscles.——1676
244 The Historian's Guide, or Britain's Remembrancer.—1688
245 Drope's Guide to the raising Fruit-Trees.——1672
246 Alvarez his Introduction to the Latin Tongue.—1686
247 Ray's Collection of English Words.——1674
248 Norris his Treatise of Divine Light.——1692
249 Capt. Siden's History of the Severites, &c.——1675
250 Secret History of K. Charles and K. James II.——1690
251 The Life and Philosophy of Epictetus, with Cebes.—1670
252 Baxter's Call to the Unconverted, &c.——1687
253 Baker's Arithmetick Vulgar and Decimal.——1687
254 An English Expositor, or a Compleat English Dictionary.—1676
255 Ellis his Gentile Sinner, or England's Brave Gentleman.—1679
256 Bogan's Mirth of a Christian Life, and Sorrows of a wicked Life.
257 The Campagne of the French King in the Year 1677.—
258 The Life and Actions of the Bishop of Munster.—
259 The Hunting the Romish Fox and Quenching Firebrands.—1685
260 Ovid's Metamorphosis in Verse, by Geo. Sandys.—1690
261 Coffee-house Jests Refined and Enlarged.—1684
262 A short Description of the Piety and Charity of Paris.—1666
263 Boyle's General Heads for a Natural History.—1692
264 Poems, consisting of Epistles, and Epigrams, and Satyrs.—1658
265 Dr. Spurstow's Meditations, or Spiritual Chymist.—1668
266 Darling's Carpenters Rule made easie.——1676
267 Mather's Memorable Providences relating to Witchcrafts. 1691
268 Humane Prudence, or the Art of Grandeur.—1693
269 Baker's Arithmetick in Numbers and Fractions.—1687
[Page 17]270 Scudery's Conversations upon several Subjects——1683
271 The Adamite, or Father Rock's Intriegues with the Nuns—1683
272 The present state of Jamaica, with the Life of Columby—1683
273 The Common-prayer the best Companion in the House, &c.—1689
274 Dugdale's Usage of bearing Arms in Nobility—1682
275 Gomband's Fundamentals of Protestant Religion—1682
276 Britanniae speculum, or a short View of Great Britain—1683
277 Conspiracy of the Spaniards against the state of Venice—1675
278 England's Happiness in a Lineal Succession——1685
279 A New Treatise of Natural Philosophy——1687
280 The Life and Adventures of Syvia Moliere——1677
281 Sir Sam. Morland's Doctrine of Interest Simple and Compound—1679
282 Arbitrary Government displayed in the Rump Parliament—1683
283 Life and Death of Mr. John Janeway——1690
284 History of the Seven Wise Masters of Rome——1684
285 A Discourse concerning the period of Human Life—1678
286 Poems by Ben. Johnson, Junior——1672
287 James Janeway's Legacy to his Friends——1680
288 The Feasts and Fasts of the English and Romish Church—1678
289 A Synopsis of Lilly's Grammar——1675
290 An Examen of Teaching the Latin Tongue——1669
291 A French Grammar published by the Academy of Paris—1674
292 Rules of Civility, or Ways of Deportment—1685
293 Farmborough's Foundation of the Latin Tongue—1690
294 Leech's Book of Grammar Questions
295 Harvey of the French Pox, with its Kinds and Causes—1685
296 History of the Seven Wise Mistresses of Rome—1686
297 Basilius Valentinus of Natural and Supernatural Things—1670
298 Harvey's Family-Physician and House-Apothecary—1678
299 Vigur's Discourse against Arnaud's perpetuity of the Faith—1670
300 England's Happiness in a Lineal Succession of the Crown—1685
301 The practick part of the Law, or the Office of a Justice of Peace
302 Animadversions on Sir Rich. Baker's Chronicle and its Contin.—1672
303 Heylin's help to English History——1680
304 XV Comforts of a rash and inconsiderate Marriage—1685
305 Ovid's Invective against Ibis in Verse, by Jo. Jones—1667
306 Present State of the United Provinces of the Low Countries—1671
307 The Compleat Academy of Complements of the newest Fashion 1683
308 Mons Chaumont's Embassy to the Court of Siam—1687
309 English Examples turned into Latin——1685
310 The Unexpected Choice, a Novel, by Mons. Scarron—1670
[Page 18]311 The English and Nether Dutch Academy in Dutch and English—1677
312 A Treatise of Jealousie to preserve peace in Marriage—1687
313 Eve Revived, or the Fair one stark-naked—1684
314 History of the Seven Wise Masters of Rome—1684
315 Europe a Slave, unless England break her Chains—1683
316 The Illustrious History of Women, and their Virtues—1686
317 The Exact Constable and Office of Church warden—1682
318 A short Relation of the River Nile, of its Source and Current—1673
319 A Voyage to the Court of the King of Siam—1687
320 The Art of Wheedling or Insinuation——1684
321 Maimbourg's Method, the reuniting Protestants and Catholicks—1671
322 Loves Posie, and a Collection of 27 Love-Letters—1686
323 Solomon's Remembrancer to Transgressors of both Sexes—1672
324 History of the Wars in Ireland between King William and K. J. 1690
325 Charlton's Discourses of the Wits of Men, and Myst. of Vintners. 1692
326 Regular Christians Dayly Exercise of Prayer——1692
327 An Essay in Morality of the Nature of Virtue and Vice—1682
328 The Ladies Cabinet Enlarged, by the Lord Ruthen—1667
329 The Plain Mans Way of Worship and Practice—1677
330 Novels of Q. Elizabeth, and History of Ann of Bullen—1680
331 Euchard's Exact Description of Ireland——1691
332 Grew's Discourse of the Nature and Causes of Mixture—1675
333—Experiments of the Luctation of Menstruum—1678
334 The Dutch Rogue, or Gusman of Amsterdam—1683
335 Bishop Andrews his Manual of Devotions—1674
336 Mayne's Practical Gauger——1690
337 Sir Theod. Mayerne's Cookery and Preserving——1658
338 Familiar Forms of Speaking, for the use of Schools—1685
339 An Exact Description of Ireland Geographically Surveyed—1691
340 Abercromby's Art of Divine Converse——1683
341 Tables of the Emperor, Kings and Princes of Europe—1693
342 Lingards Letter of Advice to a young Gentleman—1673
343 Grew's Discourse of Duplicate Proportion——1674
344 Lord Bacon's Apophthegmes new and old——1673
345 A Nomenclator of Sermons in the Bodleian Library——1642

English Physick, Mathematicks, &c. Folio.

1 LOrd Bacon's Natural History in Ten Centuries—1677
2 Evelyn's Sylva, or Discourse of Forest Trees, Kalend. Hort. &c. 1679
3 Willoughby's History of Birds, with Sculptures, by John Ray—1678
[Page 19]4 Raii (Joan) Historia Plantarum generalis, 2 Vol.——1685
5 Pitfields Memoirs for a Natural History of Animals, with Cutts 1688
6 Cowley's Works the 2d and 3d parts, of Plants, Herbs, &c.—1689
7 Dr. Grew's Anatomy of Plants, with Figures——1682
8 Charras his Royal Pharmacopoeia Galenical and Chymical—1678
9 Diemerbroeck's Anatomy of Humane Bodies, with Sculptures—1689
10 Parey's Works in Chirurgery, with Sculptures—1678
11 Wiseman's Chirurgical Treatises, and Practical Observations—1692
12 Goad's Astrometeorologia, or Discourse of the Bodies Celestial—1686
13 Wing's Harmonicon Coeleste, or Astronomy—1651
14 Rathborne's Surveyor, in four Books, with Cutts—1616
15 Leybourn's Cursus Mathematicus in 9 Books, with Figures—1690
16 Dr. Wallis his Treatise of Algebra Historical and Practical—1685
17 Wilkin's his real Character and Philosophical Language—1668
18 Turner's Pallas Armata, or Military Essays—1683
19 Minshew's Dictionary of Nine Languages—1625
20 Torriano's Dictionary, Italian and English, and English and Ital.—1688

English Physick, Mathematicks, &c. Quarto,

1 Goddard's Practice of Physick in London——1670
2 Dr. Charlton's Enquiries into Human Nature—1680
3 Glanvil's Essays on several Subjects in Philosophy—1676
4 Boyle's Usefulness of Experimental Philosophy—1664
5—His Exper. about the Spring and Weight of the Air, 3 parts. 1682
6—His Experiments and Observations touching Cold—1683
7—His general History of the Air——1692
8 Sir Jonas More's New System of the Mathematicks, two Vol.—1687
9 Scammozzi's Architecture, with Sculptures, by J. Browne—1687
10 Leybourn's Panorganon in Geometry, Astronomy, &c.—1672
11 Pell's Introduction to Algebra, large Paper——1668
12 Leybourn's Art of Dialling Geometrically, &c.—1687
13 Moxon's Tutor to Astronomy and Geography——1686
14 Newhouse his whole Art of Navigation, with Figures—1686

English Physick, Mathematicks, &c. Octavo.

1 Systema Horticulturae, or the Art of Gardening—1677
2 Rapin's four Books of Gardens in Verse, by Evelyn—1673
3 Langford's Instructions to raise Fruit-Trees——1681
4 Vinetum Britannicum, or Treatise of Cyder——1691
5 Art of Pruning Fruit-Trees———1685
6 Leybourn's Platform for Purchasers, a Guide for Builders—1685
7 Petty's Discourse of Duplicate Proportion——1674
[Page 20]8 Henshaw's Register for the Air——1677
9 An Essay of Transmigration, in Defence of Pythagoras—1692
10 The Doctor's Physician, or Dialogues concerning Health—
11 Haworth's Description of the Dukes Bagnio, &c.——1683
12 Harvey's Art of Curing Diseases by Expectation——1689
13—His Case of a Nobleman deceased——1685
14—His Conglave of Physicians——1686
15—His Family-Physician, and House-Apothecary—1678
16—Little Venus unmasked, or Discovery of the Small-Pox—1671
17 Bacon's Preservation of Old Age, &c.——1683
18 Cole's Essays concerning the late frequent Apoplexies—1693
19 Charlton's Discourses concerning the different Wits of Men—1692
20 Boyle's general Heads for a Natural History——1692
21 Mainwaring's Treatise of Consumptions——1667
22 Busschof's Treatife of the Gout——1676
23 Havers his Osteologia, or new Observations of the Bones—1691
24 Harris his Discourse of Remedies Chymical and Galen.—1683
25 Dr. Salmon's Systema Medicinale, System of Physick—1686
26—His Doron Medicum, or a Supplement to the Dispensatory- 1688
27 Floyer's Touchstone of Medicines, in two Vol.—1687
28 Saunders his Astrological Judgment, and practice of Physick—1677
29 Read's whole practice of Chirurgery——1687
30 Harvey's Discovery of the Small-pox, Feavers and Scurvey—1685
31 Fournielle's Discourses concerning the System of Des Cartes—1670
32 Boyle's Collections of Choice Remedies——1692
33 Yonge's Currus Triumphalis, or the Vertues of Turpentine—1679
34 Derham's Account of Ilmington Waters in Warwickshire—1685
35 A Treatise of Wind offending Man's Body—1676
36 Dr. Rowzse's Treatise of Tunbridge Wells——1678
37 Dr. Grew's Discourse of the Nature of Mixture—1675
38 Wynell's Nature and Cure of the Pox——1660
39 Charras's New Experiments upon Vipers, with Redi's Letter—1673
40 Bohun of the Origine and Properties of Wind——1671
41 Du Clos his Observations on the Mineral Waters of France—1684
42 Dr. Harvey's Anatomy of Consumptions—1672
43 A Philosophical Epitaph on the Philosophers Stone—1673
44 Busscoff's Treatise of the Gout——1676
45 Charras his New Experiments of Vipers, with Redi's Letter—1673
46 Woolridge's Art of Gardening——1688
47 Du Clos his Mineral Waters of France——1684
48 The Womans Counsellor, or Feminine Physician——1686
49 Sympson's Philosophical Discourse of Fermentation——1675
[Page 21]50 A short Compendium of Chirurgery.——1683
51 Sharrock's History of Vegetables, with Observations.—1672
52 Henshaw's Register for the Air.——1677
53 Berlew's Treasury of Drugs unlocked.—1690
54 Moyle's Abstract of Sea Chirurgery.——1686
55 Griffith's Plebotomy Alamode——1681
56 Barbette's Practice of Physick, with Deckers.—1675
57 Sir K. Digby's Receipts in Physick and Chyrurgery.—1675
58 Geber's Works in Philosophy and Chymistry.—1678
59 Curiosities and Experiments in Chymistry.—1691
60 A Philosophical Epitaph on the Philosophers Stone.—1679
61 The Golden Calf, or the Nature of Transmutation of Metals. 1678
62 Hartman's Chymical Secrets and Experiments in Physick.—
63 Lovel's History of Animals and Minerals.——1662
64 Young's Wounds of the Brain proved curable.—1682
65 Ripely Revived, or an Exposition of his Hermetical Works.—1678
66 Barbette's Anatomical and Chirurgical Works.—1670
67 Van Helmont's Macrocosm and Microcosm.—1685
68 A new Light of Alchimy, with Additions.—1674
69 Mugs his Rational Practice of Chyrurgery.—
70 Urbigerus his Aphorisms on the Philosophers Stone.—1690
71 Molins his Anatomical Administration of the Muscles.—1676
72 Sir Theo. Mayerne's Receipts in Cookery, Preserving, &c.—1658
73 The Queen's Closet opened, containing Receipts in Cookery, &c. 1684
74 Barbette's Chirurgical and Anatomical Works.——1670
75 May's Accomplisht Cook, or the Art and Mystery of Cookery. 1685
76 Euclid's Elements explained, by M. de Chales.—1685
77 Darling's Carpenters Rule made easie.——1676
78 Smith's Art of Practical Gauging.——1673
79 Sir Jonas More's Arithmetick, Vulgar, &c.—1618
80 Hodder's Arithmetick, the last Edition.—1693
81 Baker's Arithmetick Vulgar and Decimal.——1687
82 Sir S. Moreland's Doctrine of Interest Simple and Compound. 1679
83 Mayne's Practical Gauger.———1690
84 Leybourn's Platform for Purchasers, &c.——1685
85 Philips his Purchasers Pattern enlarged.——1676
86 Hobbes his Problems and Propositions of Geometry.—1682
87 Sir Geo. Wharton's Works, published by Gadbury.—1683
88 Horological Dialogues for the managing of Clocks and Watches. 1675
89 Wilkins his Discovery of a new World in the Moon.—1684
90 Oughtred's Circles of Proportion and Horizontal Instruments.—1660
91 Sir Jonas More's Treatise of Artillery or great Ordinance.—1683
92—Modern Fortification, or Military Architecture, with Cuts.
[Page 22]93 Military Duties of the Officers of Cavalry.——1678
94 English Military Discipline for Horse and Foot.—
95 Mr. Boyle's Reconcileableness of Specifick Medicines.—1685
96—Tracts against Hobbes, &c.——1674
97—Occasional Reflections upon several Subjects.—1669
98—Sceptical Chymist.——1680
99—Considerations touching the Style of the Holy Scriptures. 1675
100—Experiments and Notes of divers Qualities.—1675
101—Christian Virtuoso.——1690
102—of the great Effects of languid and unheeded Motion. 1690
103—Memoirs of a Natural History of Mineral Waters.—1684
104—Experiments on the Icy Noctiluca.—1684
105—his Tracts and Experiments of Flame and Air.—1672
106—Experiments about the Porosity of Bodies.——1683
107—Experiments and Observations in Natural Philosophy.
108—Observations about the Saltness of the Sea.—1674
109—Essays of the Subtilty and Efficacy of Effluvium.—1673

LAW.

1 LEX Londinensis, or the City Law, shewing the Practice of their Courts.
2 Lambert's Duty and Office of High Constables.—1677
3 The Exact Constable, and Office of Church-Wardens.—1682
4 Hatton's Treatise of Statutes or Acts of Parliament.—1677
5 Discourse concerning Supream Power and Common Right.—1680
6 Touchstone of Precedents in Common Law.——1682
7 Ridley's View of Civil and Ecclesiastical Law.—1675
8 The Office of a Justice of Peace.——1662
9 Rights of the Bishops to Judge in Capital Cases, cleared.—1680
10 Practick part of the Office of a Justice of Peace.—1682
11 Sir John Pettus of the Constitution of Parliaments.—1680
12 Meriton's Guide for Constables, Church-wardens, &c.—1685
13 Brydal's Prospect of the Laws of England.——1679
14 The Practick part of the Law, or compleat Attorney.—
15 Petyt's Miscel [...] Parliamentaria.——1681
16 Wiseman's Law of Laws, or the Excellency of Civil Law.—1686
17 Meriton's Touchstone of Wills and Testaments.——1674
18 Justice of Peace's Clarks Cabinet, by W. Shephard.—1660
19 The Filacers Office.———
20 Blount's Geography of hard Words in Law, &c.—1681
21 Catalogue of all the Graduats in Oxford.——1689
22 Dugdale's Catalogues of the Nobility of England.—1691

FINIS.

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