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Abbadie, Jacques. Vindication of the truth of Christian religion
- against the objections of all modern opposers. . In En-
glish by H. : Lussan. L. 1694–8, 2v. D.
Abbott, James, A. B. History of the Romish and English hierarch-
ies; with an examination of the assumptions, abuses, and
intolerance of episcopacy; proving the necessity of a
reformed English church. 2d ed. L. 1833. O.
Abernethy, John. Discourses concerning the being and natural
perfections of God, in which . . . . the existence of the deity
is prov’d from the frame of the material world. L. 1743.
2V. U;
i.
—— Same. L. 1746. 2 v. O.
– Same. 4th ed. V. 1: Aberdeen, 1778. S.
Account of the cruelties exercis'd by the inquisition in Portugal.
Added, a relation of the detention of Mr. Louis Ramé
in the prisons of the inquisition in. . . . Mexico and Spain,
and of his happy deliverance. Written by one of the
e Secretaries to the inquisition. L. 1708. D.
Adam, Rev. Robert. Religious world displayed; a view of the four
grand systems of religion: Christianity, Judaism, Pagan-
ism, and Mohammedism; and of the various existing
denominations. . . . in the Christian world. Subjoined, a
view of materialism, necessitarianism, deism, and atheism.
New ed. Corr. and impr. L. 1823. 2v, O.
Addison, Joseph. Evidences of the Christian religion. With notes
of G. de Correvon, now first tr. by Rev. R: Purdy. L.
1807. O.
Alexander, William Lindsay. Anglo-Catholicism not apostolical:
- an inquiry into the scriptural authority of the leading
doctrines advocated in the “Tracts for the times,” and
other publications of the Anglo-Catholic school. Edin.
1843. O. -
203265
4. Catalogue of the
[Allen, John, 1771–1839.] (A layman, pseud.) Fathers, the reform-
ers, and the public formularies of the Church of England
in harmony with Calvin and against the bishop of Lincoln.
Prefixed, a letter to the archbishop of Canterbury. . . . L.
1812. O.
Allen, John. State churches and the kingdom of Christ: an essay
- on the establishment of ministers, forms and services of
religion by secular power; and on its inconsistency with
the free, humbling, spiritual nature of the Christian dis-
pensation. L. 1853. O.
Allix, Peter. Reflexions upon the books of the Holy Scripture to
establish the truth of the Christian religion. L. 1688.
2v in I. D.
Anderson, George. Remonstrance against lord viscount Boling-
broke's philosophical religion. Addressed to David Mal-
let, the publisher. Edin. I 756. O.
Anichini, P. Analytical and historical view of the Catholic religion,
with reference to political institutions. By an Ausonian.
L. 1826. O. *
Apthorp, Rev. East. Letters on the prevalence of Christianity,
before its civil establishment, with observations on a late
history of the decline of the Roman empire. L. 1778. O.
Arndt, J.: De vero Christianismo libri IV. Cura ac studio A. W.
Boemi. Accredit. . . . nova praefatio de vita et scriptis
Arndtianis. L. 1708. 2 v. O.
— True Christianity; or, the whole economy of God towards
man, and the whole duty of man towards God. Tr. by
A. W. Boehm. Rev. and corr. by C. Chaddock. Bost.
1809. O. -
;
Augustinus, Aurelius, bishop of Hippo, Saint. Confessiones. Ad
- fidem cod. Lipsiensium et ed. antiq. recogn. ed. C: H.
Bruder. Lips. 1837. T.
— Confessions: with the continuation of his life to the end
thereof, extracted out of Possidius, and the father's own
unquestioned works. Tr. into English. [L.] 1679. D.
Wanting pp. 194–207, 402–425.
B., C. Geology and its relation to revealed religion. Dublin, 1853.
- O.
Theological Library. 5
Bakewell, Frederick C. Natural evidence of a future life, derived
from the properties and actions of animate and inani-
mate matter. . . . 2d ed. L. 1840. O.
Balfour, John Hutton, M.D. Botany and religion; or illustrations
of the works of God in the structure, functions, arrange-
ment, and general distribution of plants. 3d ed. enl.
Edin. I859. D. -
Bangorian tracts. Iv. D. .
Contents.-B: Hoadly, bishop of Bangor. Nature of
the kingdom, or church, of Christ: sermon, March 31,
1717. L. 1717. 31 pp. Snape, Letter [in reply to pre-
ceding]. 2d ed. L. 1717. 18 pp. Hoadly, Answer to
Snape. 2d ed. L. 1717. 51 pp. Report of the com-
mittee of the lower house of convocation. . . . concerning
several dangerous doctrines contained in the bishop of
Bangor's Preservative and his Sermon, 1717. 4th ed. L.
1717. 24 pp. Layman's second letter to the bishop of
Bangor: examination of his Sermon and of Snape's Let-
ter. L. 1717. 40 pp. Layman of Conscience, Letter
to Dr. Snape, occasioned by his Letter to the bishop of
Bangor. L. 1717. Report reported: the weakness and
injustice of the proceedings of the convocation in their
censure of the bishop of Bangor, expos'd. L. 1717.
39 pp. Hoadly, Preservative against the principles and
practices of the non-jurors. . . . 4th ed. L. I 717. 64 pp.
Church and State vindicated; and the bishop of Ban-
gor's Preservative defended. . . . L. 1717. 82 pp. Let-
ter to Rev. Dr. Sherlock of the committee of convoca-
tion appointed to draw up a representation concerning
the bishop of Bangor's Preservative and Sermon. L.
1717. 27 pp. Sherlock, Answer to [the preceding]. 3d
ed. L. 1717. 62 pp. Trapp, Real nature of the church
or kingdom of Christ: a sermon, May nineteenth and
June 2, 1717, in answer to the bishop of Bangor. 2d
ed. L. 1717. 38 pp. Snape, Sermon before the house
of commons, May 29, 1717, day of publick thanksgiving
for an end to the great rebellion, by the restitution of
King Charles II. 6th ed. L. 1717. 23 pp.
Baring, C. Thoughts on final universal restoration. 2d ed. Ex-
- mouth, 1823. S. 74 pp.
Bate, Julius. Integrity of the Hebrew text, and many passages of
scripture, vindicated from the objections and misconstruc-
tions of Mr. Kennicott. L. 1754. O.
\
6 - - Catalogue of the
Bate, Julius. Blessing of Judah by Jacob, considered; the aera of
Daniel's weeks ascertained . . . . L. 1753. 53 pp. (Bd.
with preceding.) -
[Bates, Ely, ed.] Chinese fragment: containing an inquiry into the
present state of religion in England. With notes by the
editor. L. 1786. O. -
Bates, William, D.D. Divinity of the Christian religion, proved by
the evidence of reason, and divine revelation. L. 1677. D.
Bates, William, D.D. Spiritual perfection, unfolded and enforced,
from 2 Cor. vii. I. L. 1699. D.
Bayford, John. Messiah's kingdom; or, a brief inquiry concerning
- what is revealed in scripture relative to the fact, the time,
the signs, and the circumstances of the second advent. . . .
L. 1820. O.
Beard, John R., D.D., ed. Progress of religious thought as illus.
in the Protestant church of France: being essays and
reviews. . . . L. 1861. D. *
Note—Essays by Colani, Reville, Grotz, Scherer, and Renan.
Beattie, James. Evidences of the Christian religion; briefly and
plainly stated. Edin. I'786. 2v. in I S. -
Bell, William, D. D. Enquiry into the divine missions of John the
Baptist and Jesus Christ; so far as they can be proved
from the circumstances of their births and their connexion
with each other. Prefixed, arguments in proof of the
authenticity of the narratives of the births. . . . New ed.
L. 181 o. O. -
Bellamy, Rev. John. Ophion; or, the theology of the serpent, and
. the unity of God. . . . L. 181 I. O. 126 pp.
Bengel, Johann Albrecht. Introduction to his Exposition of the
apocalypse: with his preface to that work, and the greatest
part of the conclusion of it: also his marginal notes. Tr.
by J: Robertson, M.D. L. 1757. O.
Bennet, Thomas, 1673–1728. Answer to the dissenters pleas for
separation, or an abridgment of the London cases;
wherein the substance of those books is digested into one
short and plain discourse. Cambr. I 7oo. D. -
Bennet, Thomas. Confutation of Quakerism . . . . 2d ed. Cambr.
1709. O.
Theological Library. . z
Bennet, Thomas. Discourse of the everblessed trinity in unity, with
an examination of Dr. Clarke's Scripture doctrine of the
trinity. L. 1718. D.
Benson, George, Z). D. Collection of tracts. 3d ed., corr. and
enl. L. 1748. O. - -
Contents: Bishop of Rome is the man of sin. Letter
on the end and design of prayer. PostScript to the Letter.
Maximus Tyrius, On prayer to God. Remarks on [the
preceding]. Doctrine of praedestination reviewed. Ac-
count of Calvin’s causing Servetus to be burned. Defence
of the Account. Account of Laud's cruel treatment of
Leighton. Essay concerning belief.
Bentley, Richard, D.D. Eight sermons preach'd at the Honorable
- Robert Boyle's lecture, 1692. 6th ed. Added, three
sermons. . . . Cambr. 1735. O.
Berington, Simon. Dissertations on the Mosaical creation, deluge,
building of Babel, and confusion of tongues, etc. . . . . L.
I75o. D. -
Bernard, Rev. James. On the excellence of the Christian religion.
- Prefixed, a life of the author. . . . . York, 1793. O.
Besse, Joseph. Defence of Quakerism: answer to a book intituled
A preservative against Quakerism, by P. Smith. . . . . With
an app. . . . . L. 1732. O.
Bible, In Italian. Sacra Bibbia. . . . . trad da G. Diodati. Londra,
- S. Bagster. [n.d.] S. g
Bird, Rev. C. S. Romanism unknown to primitive Christianity: the
substance of lectures. . . . L. 1851. D. - -
Birckbek, Simon. Protestants evidence: taken out of good records.
Shewing that for 16oo years next after Christ divers worthy
guides of God’s church, have in sundry weighty points of
religion. ... taught as the church of England now doth:
. . . . 2d ed. Corr. and enl. With an answer to a Romish
antidotist. L. 1657. Q.
Birks, Rev. T. R. Two later visions of Daniel: historically ex-
- plained. L. 1846. D.
Blackall, Offspring, D.D. Sufficiency of a standing revelation in
general and of the scripture revelation in particular, both
as to the matter of it, and as to the proof of it; and that
new revelations cannot reasonably be desired, and would
probably be unsuccessful. In eight sermons. ... L. 17oo.
SqO. -
8 Catalogue of the
Blackall, Offspring, D.D. - g
- Same. [New ed.] L. 1708. (In Prm. on religion, v. 9.)
Blackamore, A. Ecclesiae primitivae notitia : or, a summary of
Christian antiquities. . . . Prefix’d, an index haereticus
. . . . Added, account of the eight first general councils.
L. 1722. 2v, O.
Note.—Abridgment from Bingham's Origines ecclesiasticae.
[Blackburne, Fs, archdeacon.] Confessional: a full and free
inquiry into the right, utility, edification, and success, of
establishing systematical confessions of faith and doctrine
in Protestant churches. L. 1766. O.
— Same. 2d ed. enl. . . . L. I 767. O.
Blackmore, Sir Richard. Accomplished preacher: an essay upon
divine eloquence. L. 1731. D.
Blackwall, Anthony. Sacred classics defended and illustrated; or,
an essay humbly offered towards proving the purity, pro-
priety, and true eloquence of the writers of the New Test-
ament. In two parts. . . . 2d ed. Corr. L. 1727. O.
— Same. 3d ed. Corr. L. 1737. 2v. S. Port.
Bonnet, Charles. Philosophical and critical inquiries concerning
Christianity. Tr. by J. L. Boissier. 2d ed. L. 1791.
O. Porf.
Book of the valuations of all the ecclesiasticall preferments in England
and Wales; intituled Nomima et valores. . . . [L.] 1680. S.
Bowyer, Thomas. True account of the nature, end, and efficacy of
the sacrament of the Lord's supper.... L. 1736. O. ,
Boyle, Hon. Robert. Excellency of theology compar'd with natural
philosophy, (as both are objects of men's study). . . . [With]
occasional thoughts about the excellency and grounds of
the mechanical hypothesis. L. 1674. S.
Boyle, Hon. Robert. Some considerations on the style of the Holy
Scriptures. In modern language, by Rev. P. Panter. L.
1825. O.
Boyle, Hon. Robert. Some motives and incentives to the love of
God. Pathetically discours'd of in a letter to a friend.
2d ed. Corr. L. 1661. S.
Brady, John. Clavis calendaria: a compendious analysis of the cal.
endar. Illus. with . . . . anecdotes. L. 1839. S.
Theological Library. 9
Bray, Thomas, D. D. Bibliotheca parochialis; a scheme of such
theological and other heads as seem requisite to be
perus’d. . . . by the reverend clergy. . . . Vol. 1. 2d ed. w.
add. L. 1707. O.
Brewster, Rev. James, comp. Testimonies to the truths of natural
- and revealed religion, extracted from the works of distin-
guished laymen. Edin. 1822. D.
Bridges, Matthew. Testimony of profane antiquity to the account
given by Moses of paradise and the fall of man. L.
1825. O. -
Brooke, Z., D. Z). Examination of Dr. Middleton's Free inquiry
into the miraculous powers of the primitive church: in
which is proved. . . . the continuance of miracles after the
days of the apostles. . . . . Cambr. 1750. O.
[Browne, Peter, D.D.] Things divine and supernatural conceived
- by analogy with things natural and human. L. 1733. O.
Bryant, Jacob. Treatise upon the authenticity of the Scriptures,
and the truth of the Christian religion. L. 1792. O.
Buchanan, Claudius, D. Z). Christian researches in Asia: with
q notices of the translation of the Scriptures into the ori-
ental languages. 5th ed. L. 1812. O.
— Same. 3d ed. (With his Sermons. 1812.)
— Same. (In his Two discourses. 1811.)
— Star in the east: sermon. Phila. 1809. 42 pp. (Prm. Ser-
mons, V. 5.)
Buchanan, Claudius, D.D. Sermons on interesting subjects. Edin.
I812. O.
— Two discourses before the University of Cambridge, 1810.
Sermon before the Society for missions, 1810. Added,
Christian researches in Asia. L. 181 I. O.
Budd, Rev. Henry. Infant—baptism the means of national reforma-
tion according to the doctrine and discipline of the estab-
lished church. In nine letters to a friend. 2d ed. L.
I828. D.
Burnside, Robert. Remarks on the different sentiments entertained
in Christendom relative to the weekly sabbath. L. 1825.
D.
IO Catalogue of the
Bushnan, J. S., M.D. Introduction to the study of nature; illus-
trative of the attributes of the Almighty, as displayed in
the creation. L. 1834. O. . -
Butler, Charles, 1750–1832. Historical and literary account of
the formularies, confessions of faith, or symbolic books.
of the Roman Catholic, Greek, and principal Protestant
churches. Added, four essays: I. Religious orders of
the church of Rome. II. Restrictions on the reading of
the Bible. III. Roman Catholic principles in regard to
God and the king. IV. . Reunion of Christians. L.
I816. O.
Butler, Joseph, bishop of Durham. Analogy of religion, natural
and revealed, to the constitution and course of nature. . . .
4th ed. L. 1750. O. -
Butler, Joseph, bishop of Durham. Analogy of religion to the con-
- stitution and course of nature, [with] dissertations on Per-
sonal identity, and the Nature of virtue. Introd., notes,
conspectus, and index by H. Malcom. Philadelphia.
... I 857. D.
Bythner, Victorinus. [Lyra prophetica Davidis regis; sive analysis
- critico-practica Psalmorum. L. 16 t. p. w.] sqO.
Campbell, A&ev. Alexander. Christian baptism; with its antecedents
and consequents. L. 1853. D.
Campbell, Douglas. New religious thoughts. 2d ed. rev. L.
1865. O.
Carey, P. M. Concise view of the evidences and corruptions of
Christianity. L. 1838. D.
Cave, William, D. D. Lives of the fathers in the primitive church.
Chiefly collected from the writings of the Rev. Dr. Cave
. . . . I. I 732. SqD.
Contents: Stephen, Dionysius the Areopagite, Ignatius,
Polycarp, Justin, Irenaeus, Theophilus, Melito, Pantaenus,
Tertullian, Origen, Babylas, Cyprian, Gregory the Great,
Dionysius of Alexandria, Eusebius, Athanasius, Cyril, Am-
brose, Chrysostom.
Cave, William, D.D. Primitive Christianity: or, the religion of the
ancient Christians in the first ages of the gospel. In three
parts. 7th ed. L. 1728. O.
Theological Library. 11
[Cestren, Thomas.] Defence of the innocencie of the three cere-
monies of the church of England, viz. The surplice, crosse
after baptisme, and kneeling at the receiving of the blessed
Sacrament. . . . L. 1619. SqL). -
Chalmers, Thomas, D.D. Lectures on the establishment and ex-
tension of national churches; delivered, 1838. 2d ed.
Glasgow, 1838. O. -
Chamberlain, Rev. Walter. Christian verity stated, in reply to a
- Unitarian. L. 1861. D. • t -
Chandler, Edward, bishop. Defence of Christianity from the pro-
* , a - phesies of the Old Testament; wherein are considered all
the objections against this kind of proof, advanced in a
late Discourse of the grounds and reasons of the Christian
religion. L. I 725. O. •
Reply to Anthony Collins.
— Same. 2d ed. L. 1725. O.
— Vindication of the Defence. L. I728. 2 v. in I. O.
Chandler, Rev. Samuel. Critical history of the life of David, in
which the principal events are arranged in order of time;
the chief objections of Mr. Bayle and others, against the
character of this prince . . . . are examined and refuted;
and the Psalms which refer to him, explained. L. 1766.
2V. O. 3
Cheever, George B., D.D. Guilt of slavery and the crime of slave-
holding, demonstrated from the Hebrew and Greek script-
ures. N. Y. 1860. D. r
Cheyne, George, M.D. Philosophical principles of religion: natural
- and reveal’d. In two parts. . . . 2d ed. corr, and enl. L.
1716. 2v, in I. D. -
— Same. 4th ed. corr. L. 1734. 2v, in 1. D.
Christianity the means of civilization: shown in the evidence given
before a committee of the house of commons, on abo-
rigines, by D. Coates, Rev. J. Beecham, and Rev. W:
* Ellis. ... i. 1837. O. -
Chrysostomus, Joannes, St. Of the priesthood. In six books.
Tr. from the Greek by Rev. J. Bunce. L. 1759. O.
Chubb, Thomas. Collection of tracts on various subjects. L.
1730. Q. * -
12 Catalogue of the
Chubb, Thomas. True gospel of Jesus Christ asserted. . . . Added,
a short dissertation on providence. L. 1738. D.
Church of Scotland. Confession of faith; the larger, and shorter
catechisms, with the scripture proofs at large: the sum of
saving knowledge; Covenants, national and solemn league
. . . . Edin. 1810. D.
Clark, Samuel, D. ZX., ed. Collection of the promises of scripture
under their proper heads. In two parts, representing I.
The blessings promised. II. The duties to which prom-
ises are made. Appendix [on] the future state of the
church. . . . 4th ed. L. 1760. S.
Clarke, John, D.D. Enquiry into the cause and origin of evil. . . .
. Substance of eight sermons. ... I 719. L. 1720–1. 2v, O.
Clarke, J. E. Dissertation on the dragon, beast, and false-prophet
of the apocalypse; in which the number 666 is satisfact-
orily explained. Also, a full illustration of Daniel's vision
of the ram and he-goat. L. 1814. O.
Clarke, Samuel, rector of St. James, d. 1729. Discourse concerning
the being and attributes of God, the obligations of nat-
ural religion, and the truth and certainty of the Christian
revelation. ... being sixteen sermons.... 1704–5. 8th
ed. L. 1732. O.
— Same. 9th ed. L. 1738. O.
Clarke, Samuel, rector of St. James, d. 1729. [Letters.] Iv. D.
Contents: 1. Letters to Dr. Clarke from a gentleman
in Gloucestershire, relating to the first vol. of sermons
preached at Mr. Boyle's lecture. With answers. L. 1716.
42 pp.
2. Letter to Mr. Dodwell on the immortality of the
Soul. . . . 5th ed. L. I 718. 280 pp.
3. Letter to Rev. Dr. Wells in answer to his Remarks,
etc. [on the subject of the trinity.] L. 1714. 82 pp.
4. Reply to the objections of Robert Nelson, Esq.;
against Dr. Clarke's Scripture doctrine of the trinity. . . .
L. I714. 3 II pp.
Clarke, Samuel, rector of St. James, d. 1729. Scripture doctrine of
the trinity. Wherein every text in the New Testament
relating to that doctrine is distinctly considered; and the
divinity of our blessed Saviour according to the Scriptures,
proved and explained. 2d ed. L. I 719. O.
Theological Library. 13
Clarkson, David. Primitive episcopacy stated and cleared from the
Holy Scriptures and ancient records. L. 1688. D.
Clarkson, Rev. W: India and the Gospel; or, an empire for the
Messiah. Preface by Rev. T. Archer. 4th ed. L.
1851. D.
Claude, Jean. Essay on the composition of a sermon. Tr., with
notes, by Rob. Robinson. Cambr. 1779. 2v, O.
— Historical defence of the reformation: in answer to a book
intituled Just prejudices against the Calvinists. . . . Tr.
by T. B., M. A. L. 1683. SqC).
Clayton, Robert, bishop. Essay on spirit: the doctrine of the trinity
considered. [n. t. p.] [I751?] O. *
Cogan, Thomas, M.D. Theological disquisitions. . . . I. On natu-
ral religion. II. On the Jewish dispensation, respecting
religion and morals. L. 1812. O.
[Coles, Elisha.] Practical discourse of God's sovereignty: With
other material points deriving thence. 3d impr. L.
1678. D. e
— Same. Newburyport, 1798. O.
Colet, John, Z2. D., dean of St. Paul's. Two treatises on the hier-
archies of Dionysius. Now first publ., with a tr., introd.,
and notes, by J. H. Lupton. L. 1869. O.
Collette, C: Hastings, ed. Milner refuted; or pious frauds exem-
plified in Dr. Milner's “End of religious controversy.” . . . .
L. 1856–7. 2 pts. in Iv. O.
[Collins, Anthony, 1676–1729..] Discourse of the grounds and
reasons of the Christian religion. In two parts. . . . Pre-
fixed, an apology for free debate and liberty of writing.
L. 1724. D.
— Same. L. 1737. O.
[Collins, Anthony.] Scheme of literal prophecy considered; in a
view of the controversy, occasioned by a late book enti-
tled, A discourse of the grounds and reasons of the
Christian religion. L. 1726. D.
Collyer, Rev. David. Sacred interpreter; or, a practical introduct-
ion towards a beneficial reading and a thorough under-
standing of the Holy Bible. . . . L. 1726. 2v. D.
14 Catalogue of the
Colton, Rev. Calvin. Thoughts on the religious state of the coun-
try (America); with reasons for preferring episcopacy. L.
1837. D.
Comber, Thomas, ZX. D. Companion to the altar; or, an help to
* the worthy receiving of the Lord's supper; by discourses
and meditations upon the whole communion office.
Added, an essay upon the offices of baptism, catechism,
and confirmation. 4th ed. L. 1685. D.
Conversations on the evidences of Christianity....L. 1826. O.
Conybeare, John, D.D. Defence of reveal’d religion against the
exceptions of a late writer, in his book, intituled Christ-
ianity as old as the creation. L. 1732. O.
Conybeare, Rev. W. J., and Howson, Rev. J. S. Life and epistles .
of St. Paul. 7th ed. N. Y. 1862. 2v. O. Maps, illus.
— Life, times, and travels of St. Paul. Introd. by Matthew
Simpson. N. Y. 1869. 2v, in I. O. Maps, &c.
Same work as preceding.
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New Testament. In English. Carefully collated with the Greek,
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Newton, Rev. T., bishop of Bristol. Dissertations on the proph-
ecies which have remarkably been fulfilled and at this
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the articles of the church of England. Oxf. 1802. 34
pp. Dispute adjusted about the proper time of applying
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... .York, 1800. 1 18 pp. Porteus, Beneficial effects of
Christianity on the temporal concerns of mankind....I.
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Pamphlets on religion, v. 7.
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tions concerning the etymology and scripture meaning of
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I754–5. 236, 274 pp. Ward, Dissertations upon several
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Pamphlets on religion, v. 8.
Contents: White, Three letters to a gentleman dissent-
ing from the church of England [with app. on lawfulness
etc. of subscription]. L. 1743–8. xxxiii, 94, 84, 85 pp.
White, Fast-day sermon, Dec. 18, 1745. 27 pp. White,
Letter to Chandler: a vindication of some passages in
the Three letters....L. 1749. 7.3 pp. Church of En-
gland vindicated in requiring subscription from clergy.
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65 pp. Dodwell, Free answer to Dr. Middleton's Free
inquiry into the miraculous powers. L. 1749. I42 pp.
Horbery, Athanasian creed defended. Oxf. 1749. 24 pp.
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Pamphlets on religion, v. 9.
Contents: Blackall, Sermon at Brentwood, Oct. 7, 1693.
4th ed. 1707. Blackall, Sermon before House of Com-
mons, Jan. 30, 1699. I708. Blackall, St. Paul and St.
James reconcil’d: sermon June 30, 17oo. 5th ed. 1708.
Blackall, Subjects duty: sermon, March 8, 1705. 2d ed.
1708. Blackall, Blessedness of the poor in spirit: ser-
mon, Nov. 17, 17 oé. 4th ed. I 708. Blackall, Suffi-
ciency of revelation: eight sermons, 1706. I'707–8. Moss,
Rich and poor: charity-sermon, May 27, 1708. Moss,
Spittal anniversary sermon, 1708. Adams, Sermon before
the queen, Sept. 9, 1705. 2d ed. I 707. Adams, Con-
secration sermon, June 6, 1708. Adams, Sermon: fune-
ral of Rev. T. Staynoe, 1708. Patrick, Against judging:
sermon before the queen, Aug. 31, 1707. Fleetwood,
Sermon: funeral of Duke of Gloucester, 17oo. 1708.
Stanhope, Christianity the only true comfort: sermon,
Nov. 3, 1706. 3d ed. I 707. Nelson, Charity and unity:
sermon, Aug. 19, 17 o'7. 2d ed. I708. Brady, Sermon
before the queen, Jan. 26, 1707. Sermon, anniversary of
death of Charles I. 2d ed. 1708. [Anon.] Stubſb]s,
Confirmation sermon, May 14, 1693. 1708. Atterbury,
Power of charity to cover sin: sermon, Aug. 16, 1694.
1708. Kennett, Causes of the civil war: sermon, Jan. 31,
1704. 1708. Kennett, Sermon: anniversary of death of
Charles I, Jan. 30, 1706. 1708. Kennett, Duties of
rejoycing: Sermon, June 23, 1706. I708. Sacheverell,
Nature, guilt, and danger of presumptuous sins: sermon,
Sept. 14, 1707. I 7o8.
Park, J. R., M.D. Concise exposition of the apocalypse, so far as
the prophecies are fulfilled: prefixed, the history of Christ-
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Parker, Theodore. Discourse of matters pertaining to religion.
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Parsons (or Persons), Robert, S.J. Jesuits’ memorial, for the in-
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Theological Library. 37
Pascal, Blaise. Thoughts on religion and other curious subjects.
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Patrick, Symon, D.D. Christian sacrifice: a treatise shewing the
necessity, end, and manner of receiving the holy com-
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first, that Jesus is the Son of God; second, that in him
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generation. Wherein is shewn both the false and the true
way to a nations or persons compleat happiness, from the
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Includes his Epitome of mans duty.
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sacrament of the Lords supper. In which the ends of
its institution are so manifested; our addresses to it so
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— Same. 5th ed. L. 1684. D.
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Penn, Granville. Bioscope, or dial of life explained. Added, a tr.
of St. Paulinus’ Epistle to Celantia, on the rule of Christ-
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Contains also: Treatise of oaths: containing several
weighty reasons why the people called Quakers refuse to
swear, and those confirmed by numerous testimonies.
Aacked “Works.” *
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Peters, Charles. Critical dissertation on the book of Job, wherein
the account given of that book by the author of The
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larly considered; the antiquity of the book vindicated;
the great text explained; and a future state shewn to have
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Philipps, J. Thomas, tr. Thirty-four conferences between the Danish
missionaries and the Malabarian Bramans (or heathen
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Philippsohn, Ludwig. Development of the religious idea in Juda-
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lectures on the history and purport of Judaism. Tr.,
with notes, by A. . M. Goldsmid. L. 1855. O. .
Phillipps, Ambrose Lisle. Mahometanism in its relation to prophecy;
an inquiry into the prophecies concerning antichrist, with
some reference to their bearing on the events of the pres-
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