to all Errors and Herefies. By wK, Minister of the Gofpel.

Profpering prophaneness provoking Holy Conference, and Godsattention; Several Sermons from Malachy 15, 16,: 17. by Zach Crofton, Myd By Dr Erling dow The Agreement and refolution of feveral affociated Mi nifters in the County of Cork, for the Ordaining of MiniHerswo gainiog égouts virovsod do voboli ban

Jabri fons Effayes expresled in fundry Exquifite Fancies vd The life and death of MIguani Jaurdain, one of the Aldermen of the City of Exerens who departed this life, Julyus. 1640. The fecond Edition published and inlarg ed, by Ferdina. Nicolls, Minister of the Golpelar Mary A bh2.gi cres, Exon.

adiba dangerous tile on a Sermon preached at Clonmel in the Province of Munften in Ireland,uponudig 1637, before the Reverend Judges for that Circuit By S. L. Mafter in Afts, and lately fellprof. C. C. in Oxon, digovala doyna.

The Womans glory Treatise, fifalferting the due hónour of that Sex by manifefting that Women are capable of the highest improvements The fecond Edition inlarged, By. Samuel Torfhelstrooifini soi si aceitamos as Twenty foutes, w! Pv marn

Groans of the Spirit, or a Trial of the truth of Prayer PA Handkercher for Parents wer Eyes, upon the death of their Children, or Friendsjood bors od svi oiwod.

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The Quakers caufe at the fecond hearing, being a full an fwer to their tenets. Re-affertion of grace? Vindicia Evangelii, or the 19762 no in Vindication of the Gofpel; a reply to Mr. Anthony Bridges Vindi cia Legis, and to Mr. Rutherford, by Robert Town. I hug Anabaptifts anatomized and filenced, or a dispute of Mr. Tombs by Mr. F. Crag, where all may receive clear fatisfaction of that Controverfie, the beft of that fubject exe tant. Ollave. Die alten T A

A Glimple of Divine light, being an explication of fome? paffages exhibited to the Commiffioners at White-Hall for approbation of Publick Preachers,againft F Harrison of Land Chapel, Lancashire.

The zealous Magiftrare; a Sermon by T. Threscos. Quarto. New Jerufalem, in a Sermon for the Society of Aftrolo gers, Quarto, in the year 1651.

Divinity no enemy to Aftrology; a Sermon for the Society of Aftrologers, in the year 1643 by Dr. Thomas's Smadling.

Britania Rediviva, a Sermon before the Judges g. 1648. by J. Shaw Minifter of Hull}

The Princefs Royal, in a Sermon before the Judges, March 24. by F. Shaw.

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Judgement fet, and Books opened, Religion tryed whether it be of God or Man, in feverall Sermons: by J.webster,

Ifraels Redemption, or the Prophetical History of our Saviours Kingdom on Earth; by K.Matton, sh) 97 2009/12 20 The Cause and Cure of Ignorance, Errout and Prophaneདོ)རYས་སུ་ nefs; or, a more hopeful way to Grace and Salvation: by K. Young, Oltavo

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A Bridle for the Times, tending to still the murmuring, to fettle the wavering, to stay the wandering, and to ftrengthen the fainting by J. Brinley of Tarmouth.

Coffforts against the feare of Death, wherein are difcoveréd feveral Evidences of the work of Grace: by J, Collins of Norwich.

The uth of practical Divinity: or, the Grounds of Religi on in a Catechin way, by Mafter Chriftopher Love, lateMinister of the Gofpel: a useful Piece.

Heaven and Earth (haken; a Treatife fhewing how Kings and Princes, and all other Governments are turned and changed: by F. Davis Minifter in Dover, admirably useful, and fefioufly to be confidered in these times

15The Treasure of the Soul, wherein we are taught by dying. to fin, to attain to the perfect love of God.

A Treatife of Contentation, fit for thefe fad and troublefome times by J. Hall Bishop of Norwich. choice for a ing the of her Norwich.

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Select thoughts Lord Jefus: by J. Hall Bishop of

The Holy Order, or Fraternity of Mourners in Zion; to which is added, fongs in the night, or chearfulness under afAlictions: by F. Hall Bishop of Norwich.

The Celeftial Lamp, enlightening every diftreffed foul from the depth of everlasting darkness: by T. Ferifplace.

Excellent Treatifes in the Mathematicks, Geometry, of Arithmetick, Surveying, or other Arts, or Mechanicks.

The incomparable Treatise of Fattometria, feu Tetagmeno-

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metria; or, the Geometry of Regulars, practically propofedy after a new and moft expedious manner, together with the Natural or Vulgar, by way of Meniural comparifon, and in the Solids, not onely in refpect of Magnitude or Demenfion, bu alfo of Gravity or Ponderofity, according to any Metal al figned together with ufeful experiments of Measures and Weights, obfervations on gauging, useful for thofe that are practiced in the Art Metricald: by T. wybard.

Tectonicon, thewing the exact measuring of all manner of Land, Squares, Timber, Stones, Steeples, Pillars,Globes ; as alfo the making and ufe of the Carpenters Rule, &c. fit to be known by all Surveyors, Land-meters, Joyners, Carpenters, and Mafons by L. Diggs.

The unparalel'd Work for eafe and expedition, entituled, The Exact Surveyor, or the whole Art of Surveying of Land, Chewing how to plot all manner of Grounds, whether small Inclofures, Champian, Plain, Wood-lands, or Mouhrains, by the plain Table; as alfo how to find the Area, or Content of any Land, to Protect, Reduce, or Divide the fame; as alio to take the Plot or Chart, to make a Map of any Manno:, whether according to Rathburne, or any other eminent Surveyors Method; a Book excellently useful for thofe that fell, purchafe, or are otherwile employed about Buildings by F. Eyre.

The Golden Treatife of Arithmetick, Natural and Artifcial, or Decimals; the Theory and Practice united in a fimpathetical Proportion, betwixt Lines and Numbers, in their Quanties and Qualities, as in refpect of Form, Figure, Magnitude, and Affection; demonftrated by Geometry, illuftrared by Calculations, and confirmed with variety of Examples in every Species; made compendious and eafie for Merchants, Citizens, Seamen, Accomptants, &c. by Th. Wilsford, Corrector of the laft Edition of Record.

Semigraphy, or the Art of Short-writing, as it hath been proved by many hundreds in the City of London, and other places,by them practifed, and acknowledged to be the eafieft, exacteft, and swifteft Method; the meanest capacity by the

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Milk for Children; a plain and eafie Methods teaching to read and write, ufeful for Schools and Families: by 7.7 homes D.D.

The Painting of the Ancients, the Hiftory of the beginning, progrefs, and confummating of the practice of that noble Art of Painting by F. Junius.

Excellent and approved Treatises in Phyfick Chyrurgery, andosither more familiar Experiments in Cookery, Preferving, &c.

Culpepers Semiatica Uranica, his Aftrological Judgement of Difeafes from the decumbiture of the fick, much enlarged: the way and manner of finding out the cause, change and end of the Difeafe; allo whether the fick be likely to live or dye, and the time when Recovery of Death is to be expected, according to the judgement of Hypocrates and Hermes Trifmegiftus; to which is added Mr. Culpepers cenfure of Urines.

Culpeper's lalt Legacy, left to his Wife for the publick good, being the choiceft and most profitable of thofe fecrets in Phy fick and Chyrurgery, which while he lived, were lockt up in his breft, & refolved never to be published till after his death.

The Yorkshire Spaw; or, the vertue and ufe of that Water in curing of defperate Difenfes, with directions and Rules neceffary to be confidered by all that repair thither,

Moft approved Medicines and Remedies for the difeafes in the body of man by A. Read Doctor in Phyfick.

The Art of fimpling, an Introduction to the knowledge of gathering of Plants, wherein the definitions, divifions, places, defcriptions, differences, names, vertues, times of gathering, temperatures of them, are compendioully difcourfed of: alfo a difcovery of the leffer World by w. Coles, 1956 19

Adam in Eden, or Natures Paradife the Hiftory of Plants, Hearbs, and Flowers, with their feveral originall hames, the places where they grow, their defcriptions and kindes, thefr times of flourishing and decreafing; as alfo their feveral figSfff

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