BIBLIOTHECA FANATICA: OR, THE Phanatique Library: BEING A CATALOGUE OF Such Books as have been lately made and by the AUTHORS presented to the College of BEDLAM  
Printed in the year 1660.   


Bibliotheca Fanatica. OR, The Fanatic Library:  
THe difference between Rogue and Robert, Titchburn and Tyburn, learnedly stated in several Positions, in Answer to a late Libel, or University Queries; By Robert Titchburn, Alderman.  
Canaan's Grapes; being a taste of the virtues and fidelity of our Saints: By the same Author.  
Ochus Redevivus, Or a clear demonstration that a Trapdore, or Gallows, is the best reward for Traitorous Assistance, an excellent piece; Illustrated with variety of Figures, and intended lately for public view; By the Parliament of England. A Manuscript not yet printed.  
But lately married: Or a grave Reason why amongst other Wares he hath but for these two years traded in Horns: By Nicholas Gold, Rump-Merchant.  
Ragionamenti d' Aretino; or, Pathetical and feeling Dialogues, for the preparation and instruction of the sanctified Sisters: By Thomas Scot a Brewer's Clerk, and late Secretary of the Council of State.  
The Sword of the Spirit the Devil's surest Weapon; Or, Preaching and Praying, the most expedite way to rule the Earth: By Sir Henry Vane, Knight.  
Vanitas Vanitatum, omnia vanitas: Or Saintlike ejaculations against the vanity of Turbulence and Ambition: By the same Vane Author.  
Corruptio unius generatio alterius: or, A Treatise to prove that a Run-away-Prentice makes an excellent Statesman: By Major Salwey:  
Sanguis Martyrum semen Ecclesiae: A complete Work, proposing to the Parliament, That the best way to propage the Commonwealth, is to settle it on the Ruins of its first Founders, Lambert, Vane, Desborow, Titchburn, etc. By a Friend to the Commonwealth of England.  
Mercu●ius Acheronticus; or, The infernal Post: being a way lately invented for more speedy and safe conveyance to the Diabolical Regions: By Thomas Scot, now Postmaster General to the Prince of Darkness.  
Hoylius Redevivus: or, A perfect demonstration, That the easiest way to revenge a man of his Adversaries, is to make use of the help of Alderman Hoyles Chain: A Manuscript intended shortly for public view: By Sir Arthur Haslerigge, a crack-bained Knight.  
Solemn prayers for the destruction of Babel, being very pithy ejaculations for the pulling down St. Pulchers Church, lest he should never get money for the sale of his Horse: By Jeremy Ives, the gifted Maggot-Monger.  
De antiquitate Typograph●ae, to show, that Printing or Pressing was as ancient as Grandfather adam's, learnedly put home by Henry Hills Printer, to the Tailor's wife in Blackfriars.  
Tempora mutantur & nos mutamur in illis, or a complete history of the life of Blind Hewson, from his Awl to his Sword, and now to his Last, by his own hands.  
Ariana Arianissima divulgata, or a plain discovery of those places and honours which are already by the Devil provided for his best servants of the Rump.  
Utrum horum mavis accipe, or the gracious proffer of a halter, or a hatchet, to the grand assertors of the Good Old Cause, by a friend to the Commonwealth of England.  
The harmony of Confessions, or the Fanatic Directory, compiled by Sir Henry Vaene, Mr. Simpson, Mr. Feak, James Haylor and others; a piece wonderfully conducing to the interest of the Saints, and destruction of that Antichristian thing called, Settlement.  
Babylon is fallen, Babylon is fallen; or the true Relation of the final overthrow, and utter destruction of the Rotten RUMP of a Parliamentary Junto, by a friend to King Charles the Second.  
The RUMPS Seminary, or the best way to find out the ablest Utopian Commonwealths men, by the Coffee Club at Westminster.  
Lueri bonus est odor ex re qualibet; a Treatise written in defence of his seizing on the boy's Close-stool-pan, and reserving the contents for his own profit, because the Lad was so profane to carry it on a Sunday, by Alderman Atkins, Shit-breeches.  
A.T. is as good for a Sow as a Pancake; whereby is clearly demonstrated, that the Rump would have carried on the business of the Saints better than any Parliament chose according to the Laws of the Nation, by Tim. Rogers, princeps fanaticorum.  
The Saints may fall away finally, proved in Colonel overton's delivery of Hull into the hands of the Wicked, when he had resolved to keep it till the coming of the fifth Monarch; with sundry other examples of the brethren's Apostasy.  
No-beard, the true characteristical mark of a pious brother, and a real assertor of the Good Old Cause, by John Ireton, and Robert Tychburn.  
The Spirit in the shape of an Owl, howling upon the top of the mountains, by Vavasor powel.  
The repentance of a sinner, or paraphrastical meditations upon the Rumps Lamentations, by Colonel John Streater.  
Sicut erat in principio, As you were, Gentlemen; a serious exhortation to his brethren of his Blade, to return to their former pitiful occupation, by John Desbrow, ploughman.  
Crispin and Crispianus, an excellent Romance, illustrated and ennobled, by Coll. John Hewson.  
E malis minimum eligendum, of two evils the least is to be chosen; and than whether milk-purse Lawyers, or Cut-threat Tyrants are the more tolerable, by Eugenius Philopater.  
Dapple groans under the weight of Sancho Pancha, or the quondam miserable estate of the City-Ass, by John Iteton then Lord Mayor of London.  
De tribus impostoribus; or, A perfect History of those three notorious Cheats, Rogers, Feake, and Praisegod Bare-bone.  
Animadversions and Corrections of St. Paul's Epistles, and specially of that sentence, Godliness is great gain; whereas it should be, Gain is great godliness; as is clearly proved by William Kiffin, Broker of the Word.  
The Art of pimping set forth to the life, for the benefit and instruction of all the indigent Brethren: By Michael Oldsworth, Pimp-master-General to the late Earl of Pembroke.  
The Defect of a virtue is worse than the Excess; a Treatise showing how much better it is to be hung like a Stallion with Henry Martin, then with the Lord Mounson to want a Bauble.  
Diva Pecunia, a brief Discourse to prove that there neither is, nor can be any other God which should, be adored by the Saints, but the omnipotent Lady Money: By Marchamond Needham, the Devil's half Crown News-monger.  
Fistula in ano, and the Ulcer of the Rump; wherein is shown, that there is no better way to cure such distempers, than a burning, or cauterising, by the Rump-confounding Boys of the City of London.  
Lex Legum; or, A clear demonstration that there can be no better way for the security of the Saints, then by quite abolishing the Laws of England, and setting up in their stead the Canons of Beelzebub: By Miles Corbet, Lord chief Justice of the infernal Commonwealth.  
The Saints shall possess the Earth; proving, That it is lawful for the brethren to stab, cut the throats of, or any way make an end of the Wicked of this World, if so be there will thereby any profit accrue to themselves. By the Congregations at Paul's and elsewhere.    
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